Recent Grads Section Elects Mrs Hobart
The AA U W Recent Grads section elected Mrs Charles Hobart as chairman for the next term during a Tuesday evening meeting at Mrs Phillip Johnson s Nottingham Drive home. The season's last gathering featured a potluck supper and a slate of officers and committee chairs including secretary treasurer Mrs David Poore and program co chairs Mrs Philip Feenstra and Mrs John Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aa.u.w
Charles Hobart
Phillip Johnson
Nottingham Drive
David Poore
Philip Feenstra
John Jones
H. Donald Goodrich
Harold Kirschner
Snuff price hikes announced by major firms
In Memphis, producers U S Tobacco Co and George W Helme Co said they will raise wholesale snuff prices citing higher living costs. The move targets retailers and may push consumer costs upward as stores adjust pricing nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
U.S. Tobacco Co
George W. Helme Co
Programs for Woman's Club Year Planned
Interesting plans outline a two program monthly schedule for the Contemporary Club year led by first vice president Mrs. Lloyd Hulbert. November 4 opens with Louita Baker Vallely, current events and a book review, followed by a January 6 film party hosted by William O. Hallett. February 3 features John Morley, March or April include Frank Slater portraits, and May 5 showcases interior decorator Ray Currier with a Spinet musicale featured later in the year. Club representatives travel to Los Angeles next week to finalize arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contemporary Club
Lloyd Hulbert
Mines
A. R. Wilson
Frank Greenway Sr
Joseph Wheeler
Robert Crawford
Robert Wilson
Louita Baker Vallely
Wiliam O. Hallett
Pox Theatre
John Morley
Morley
Nixon
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Frank Slater
Queen Elizabeth
England
Ray Currier
San Bernardino
Spinet
Los Angeles
Ebel
Mrs Traber Leads ESA Chapter in Installation and Anniversary
Mrs Kenneth Traber became president of Zeta Lambda chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha in a ceremony at Miss Betty Russells home. New officers include Mrs Frank Mis vice president and others. The event also marked the sororitys third anniversary with pledges ceremonies and gifts to the retiring president. A spring luncheon will inaugurate new officers at Springborgs Glen Ivy Hot Springs with Sigma Kappa members invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Traber
Zeta Lambda
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority
Betty Russell
West Highland Avenue
Traber
Frank Mis
Bruce Scranton
Ed Brose
Dale [Ferguson
Lloyd Keene
Brose
James Doulas
Mary Howard
Zeta Rho
Springborg
Glen Ivy Hot Springs
Sigma
Chicago 29th Ward Paints Colorful Garbage Cans
Chicago's 29th Ward showcases the most colorful garbage cans in the city as youngsters paint them Kelly green and mix of shamrock, red, blue, yellow, orange and other bright colors in a Make the Alleys Beautiful campaign.
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Chicago
29Th Ward
Park Luncheon Closes W S C S Year At Sylvan Park
Circle chairmen reported on past year achievements of the First Methodist church W S C S as a year end luncheon in Sylvan Park concluded the term. Miss Nellie Wray led meeting with plans to subscribe to Methodist Woman and prepare for the Tri State fall seminar in Redlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
W.S.C.S
Sylvan Park
Charles Ronin
Kagawan
Nellie Wray
Methodist Woman
Tri-State
Redlands
Carl Bender
Church Commission On Education
Southern California-Arizona
University of Redlands
Fd Odum
David and Margaret Home
Gerald Kennedy
George Buttrick
Ronin
Ontario
Redlands Society
Paul Ulmer
Raymond Guest
Richard Collins
St. Paul’s Methodist
San Bernardino
Wrightwood
Covina
Olive Kennard
Society
Gladys David
Barilly
India
Esther Circle
Kimberly PTA Forms Two-Unit Treasury and Plans Carni vals
Two new Kimberly PTA units start a treasury with gifts of fifty dollars from Smiley and Kingsbury. At the recent meeting, officers were installed and committees named to organize Halloween carnivals at both schools next year with dates including October 1 open house and April 16 kindergarten program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smiley
Kingsbury P.T. A
Kimberly P.T.A
Junit
Frederick Howard
Harry Waltman
Will Schaafsma
Bill Crook
Herbert Stickney
Albert Wincher
Howard
Jane Parker
John Creatura
Charles Bartley
Arnold Boogher
Bob van Roeker
We the Women by Ruth Millett on marital strain
A wife learns her husband is unhappy and in love with a coworker. The column urges addressing dissatisfaction, avoiding divorce, and rebuilding trust by accepting part of the blame, understanding why the marriage faltered, and becoming the wife the husband needs.
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Ruth Millett
Hier
Duplicate Play At Redlands Bridge Club Eight Tables
Eight tables of players joined in the Mitchell movement as the Redlands Duplicate Bridge Club met at the Contemporary Club in regular session. North-South winners were Hiatt and Thorass first, Gordon Donald Jr. second, Brown and Woodhead third, McDuffee and Robertson fourth. East-West winners were Vaughn and Turner first, Hayward and Mills second, Blinn and Maltzberger third, Jones and Woodruff fourth. Masterpoint play is set for next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell
Redlands Duplicate Bridge Club
Irene Hiatt
Mabel Thorass
Gordon Donald Jr
Marian Brown
Ruth Woodhead
Ella McDuffee
Ruth Robertson
Frederick Vaughn
George E. Turner
Orville Hayward
Frank Mills
W. GC. Blinn
Lowell Maltzberger
Doris Jones
Laurin Woodruff
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Church St
L. O. Sanderson
The
Church of Christ
Church OF Churches
Hobart
Mrs. Traber
ESA
John Curtin
Jack Cowen
Gilbert Schauer
Robert Clyde
Edward Gleitsman
Triangle
California
Southern California Gas Company
Dan Speye
Miss Josephine Reay
Society Editor
Treasury
Sigma Kappas
Arrowhead
Sigma Kappa
Riverside
Pass la Pass
Gaytime
Wamsutta
Bates, Reeves, Galey & Lord
Gaytime Shops
State ST
Oileh Boy Paints
Luther & Larry
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