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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1952
Page
3
Gretchen Peterson and Richard Povah wed in a formal ceremony Sunday. The couple’s families and friends gathered at the church for the traditional rites, with the bride wearing a white satin gown and pearl accessories, and the groom in formal attire.
Lois Fisher daughter of Vi and Albert R Fisher married Floyd L Crosby in a Sunday evening ceremony at Dike Memorial Chapel with Rev Rdy L Ruth officiating. The couple, honeymooning in Northern California, will live at 947 South Third Street in Redlands. Crosby studied animal husbandry at California Polytechnic and works for Redlands Feed and Milling. Fisher majored in business administration and economics at Redlands University and held Beta Lambda Mu positions.
A bridal shower for Marjore Feenstra bride elect Teonard Vermeer Jr was hosted by Afis Luke Slater and her daughter Joyce. Clues led guests to the Ting place for gifts followed by games and prizes won by Miss Helena Stienstra and Ais Willam Feenstra. Attendees included numerous Feenstra relatives and Grace DeBoer Carolyn Olsen Jetta Nowlin Winnie Bouma Minnie VanderVeen and others.
The University Methodist church hosts a WSCS session at 10 30 AM with a business motion to follow. Luncheon will be served at noon, and an afternoon program has been planned.
A brief notice cautions against soaking items longer than 21 minutes before washing. Prolonged soaking can open fibers and cause soil to lodge more deeply, reducing cleaning effectiveness.
The Redlands Round Dance Class shifts weekly sessions to the Corral on Sylvan Park starting tomorrow at 8pm. The class teaches old and new rounds plus occasional square dances and invites all interested dancers, including beginners. Guests at the last City Hall session included Marion Cooper Joe Cimoswski Rae Jamieson and festival princesses Carol Silvers Jean Williams Joan Kiter and queen Sandra Lee Carter. Jim Carter is the class instructor.
Society editor Miss Josephine Reay reports on arrivals events and social notes for the community page. Telephone 44101 listed for readers to reach the society desk with announcements and requests for coverage.
Mothers of the grades at Yucaipa Elementary School hosted cream parties on the last day of school. Refreshments were served to pupils with assistance from a long list of named mothers and staff including Mmes Harold Simon Eugene Estopinal Meredith Lyan Thompson Gerald Berry Thomas Taycock Boyd Lehman Dewey Herkelrath Alan Gurgens Thomas Taylor Hugh Douglas Lionel Willing Johannes Van Stra ten Herman Duelke Mmeg Richard Kohls Kenneth Dowell Merlin Giese Horace Miller Dual Crosno Hoyt Dwyer Ed Bowman Everett Lews Algie Cunningham Guy Marshall Gerry Finkenbinder Leo Priebe Russell Rogers Mmes John Mitchell Donald Van Camp James Smith Harold Jones Harold Moss Karl Kassat Tim Sims Manon Cuinett Jack McLean E W Lyons R B Stewart Perry Smith Genevieve Oppelt Dean Compton J C Frazier Mmes Russell Pakington Carl Walters Clyde Turner Eugene Miller Keith Green Paul Drerup Meredith Gillam 5 Fo Schneiderup Norman Negus Floyd Hukill Elwen Hale Glen Downer Rachard Tiemame and Alvah Fern.
Boyd Lehman principal of Yucaipa elementary outlines a summer recreation program for PTA executives. Sidney Moses and Lehman teach. students from fourth to eighth grades may attend. Classes run June 23 to August 15 with weekly field activities at Sylvan Park after three days attendance. Profit from Spring Festival tops 350 dollars, and TB Mobile Unit will be supported at local festival.
The WSC of the First Methodist Church plans a picnic luncheon for noon tomorrow at Sylvan Park with Mrs Peter Burker as chairman and Ruth circle members as hostesses. A 1 o'clock business meeting will be followed by devotions, with programs led by Mrs R B Linsley and her committee. Attendees should bring a covered dish, their own table service and drink.
Franklin Cub Pack 5 sponsored by Franklin PTA held a Saturday evening picnic at Sylvan Park with games and a baseball match. Special guests included Mrs Lester Philips PTA president and family, Ellis Ward and Mrs Ward, Tom Shannon, Levern Hansen, Wallace McIntosh, and the Cowan family. Den 1 awards went to Michael Webster and Richard Regeledo. Den 2 and 3 recipients included Brian Hebbard, John Stratton, Dean Johnson, James Dockstader, David Breihan, James Reeve, Billy Hodson, Fred Buchman, Bil Weatherman, and Ardith Cowdery among others. Den 4 and Den 5 also awarded several boys, led by den mothers Mrs Ardith Cowdery and Mrs James Mcintosh.
Norma Lee Boone daughter of Mrs Robert M Boone of 114 South Buena Vista Street is announced to wed Richard William McKee USN son of Mr and Mrs Joseph McKee of Costa Mesa. The wedding is set for June 28 at St Luke Chavez at the Naval hospital in Corona.
Mr and Mrs N Levering hosted a Sunday afternoon party at 129 Pearl Street for about 50 guests honoring W J S Lynn on his 90th birthday. Guests included members of the First Presbyterian Church Sun day School class, the Women’s Worthwhile class, and pastor Dr David McMartin, with Lynn’s son Ray Jinn and daughter Miss Robert J Patterson and grandchildren Joy and Hope present.
Redlands page from June 14 provides a brief Local item with terse notes on community events. Readable elements mention Redlands origins and calendar notes for readers seeking quick civic updates.
Women faculty members at Riverside Central junior high hosted a breakfast in honor of Miss Janet Butler before the school day. The home economics department hosted a shower of kitchen gifts for the bride-elect, who will wed Barry Lee on July 26. Tiny cups served as place cards and geraniums decorated the breakfast tables.
The honored guest was strung on a line between trees during a party. Mr Lynn came to Redlands in 1886. He recently suffered a broken hip and is confined to a wheelchair. This did not prevent his full enjoyment of the party as he raced the congratulations of his many friends.
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