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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1952
Page
2
The Auxiliary meeting is rescheduled from tomorrow to June 13 with luncheon at noon. Mrs Blanche Reese the House director has returned from conferences at Milwaukee and Lake Geneva Wisconsin and will present a report on the conference program.
Mrs M E Grecian leaves her post as assistant office manager at Redlands Community Hospital this week. Office staff gathered at 1301 West Olive Avenue for a buffet supper and presented a luggage gift. Attendees included Pattie Lee, Maude Teass, Elizabeth Malpolis, Florence Schaui, E L Jury, Elaine Brooks, Claire Brooksma, Carolyn Olson, Joyce Slater, Phoebe Rogers, Eileen Farley, Frank Thomas, and the Grecian couple.
A Redlands send off for Harold Harris and his wife before their eight week Europe tour. About 100 friends attended at Mrs. Robert C. Fox’s home to wish them well and present the key to Europe. They sail June 27 aboard the Nieuw Amsterdam from New York to London then tour Holland Belgium Paris Switzerland Italy and the Riviera before returning early September.
Benton Dayton, University of Redlands junior drama student known for Shylock, performs in the Zanta Fiesta production I Like It. He appears as director, Cyrano, Petruchio and more under Albert and Bertha Johnson. Shirlee Johnson stars with Barbara Lyddane directing dance. Edward Tritt conducts the University Community Orchestra. tickets at the gate.
The Jane meeting of the First Congregational church Women’s Union installed officers for 1952 53 led by president Mrs Wesley Break. Other officers include Miss Gwladys Pugh first vice president and Mrs W B Thayer second vice president.
Beaumont-Cherry Valley Cherry Growers Association public ations director Guy Bogart announces the annual Cherry Festival with four days of entertainment and sports on the Beaumont high school grounds from June 12 to 15. Lions Club of Beaumont sponsors the event. no street parade this year.
The College of Medical Evangelists at Loma Linda will hold its annual commencement exercises Sunday evening at 6 o clock in the Redlands Bowl, shifting from the originally announced Saturday date.
Los Angeles reports citrus prices by size and grade across orange auctions with first and second grade figures for 10s to 34s and 20s to 288s. New York notes a citrus auction with navels at an average $9.70, spots lower at $5.87 for 11 cars, and lemons at $6.74 for 12 cars.
A Saturday miscellaneous shower for Susan Holden, the bride elect of Tris E. Hubbard Lune 22, was hosted by her aunt Mrs. W. E. Shollenberger at 202 West Cypress Avenue. Guests opened gifts, enjoyed tea, coffee by Mrs. Luther Holden, and punch by Mrs. Webster Hall plus many relatives and friends from Highland, Pasadena, Fresno, Hemet, and other areas.
The Yucaipa Eagles Ladies auxiliary hosted a surprise afternoon party for outgoing president Mrs John Casey at 147 South 16th Street Yucaipa. A potluck luncheon followed by gift presentation honored the guest and celebrated outgoing vice president Mrs R Drew’s birthday.
A regular Sapphire Rebekah lodge meeting will be held at 8 pm tomorrow in the 1.0.C.F. hall. Noble grand Louise Thomas will preside during the session which includes the election of officers.
University of Redlands graduating musicians perform a commencement recital in Memorial Chapel on Thursday evening June 5. Public invited free. Pi Kappa Lambda honors three outstanding performers at the close. Vocalists include Frances Gilfrey Constance Klamroth and Charlene Ferre King with accompanists and pieces by Haydn Mahler Debussy and Dupre among others. Sandford and Jankay also contribute piano works while Viela Haight provides an organ piece.
A fragment from a domestic guidance piece lists male preferences and expectations in marriage. It notes that a well kept home reflects on a wife and that appearance, respect, and public treatment matter. It advises consulting husbands before decisions and avoiding nagging or overly critical talk.
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