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Newspaper

Redlands Daily Facts

Location

Redlands, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1952

Page

3

Soroptimists Install New Redlands Club Officers at Mission Inn

Dr. Mary O Meara to be installed as president for 1952 53 at a dinner meeting in Riverside Mission Inn Lea Learvent. Miss Mary Ellen Pangle will conduct the installation. Board includes Elizabeth Hawken, Mary Evans successor, Lois splaines, Cannnon, Ingberg, Pauline Williams, Borghild Erichsen. Eyes to the Pacific theme with pineapples coconuts palm fronds. Uta Wolfe and her South Pacific Trio provide music.

Mary O'Meara Redlands Mary Evans Lea Learvent Riverside Mission Inn Mary Ellen Pangle Riverside Ube Do. O'Meara Elizabeth HkWlen Lawise Splaines

Lincoln Teachers Plans Varied Summer Activities

A collection of local teacher summer plans shows Principal Ralph Van Dyke attending summer school and pruning orange trees while Fannie Bell irrigates her grove and fishes. Others like Becky Ricker, Robert Foote, Bettye Wyson, Lucy Stark, Lola Herron, Goer, and Genevieve Metz outline vacations, gardening, and study. A separate notice announces a hearing for the probate of Henry Nichols Denkhaus’s will.

Lincoln School Ralph van Dyke Fannie Bell Gues Lela van Drak Becky Ricker Jeliessen Cite Chicago Robert Foote University of Redlands Bettye ‘Wyson Washington Oregon Lucy Stark Mexico Lola Herron Tal Wen Goer Genevieve Metz California Simmer

Mrs Earhart Shower Honoree Receives Party Gifts

Mrs. Bill Earhart is honored at a shower hosted by Mrs. Frank Cox Sr. at the Cox home on Clay Street. Guests include Mrs. Earhart’s relatives and friends. gifts were opened from attendees and well wishers as games and refreshments concluded the evening.

Bill Earhart Frank Cox Sr Cox Clay Street Earhart Bonnie Irene Anderson Mmes van Zeyl Pauline Roly Atwood Beverly Skane Priscilla Smega Lenora Free Margie Smith E. M. Goss Clara Earhart Clea Dunn Alfred Sanchez Mildred Cox Vida Darrow Annetta Beithering Warner Bonnie Parker Fay McDonald Darlene Cox Mmes. Orad Ethel Mathis Beulah Ad Chris Theos Ato Lots Smith

We, the Women By Ruth Millett

Louise and Bill once a devoted couple shocked friends by a quiet remarriage to others. Bill admired Louise, claimed she could bargain and run a home. Now Bill is remarried to someone who sees herself as capable, while Louise is admired for her business sense and resilience.

Louise Bill Jamvise

Pythians Plan Card Party At Mentone

Pythian Sisters plan a public card party at 1846 Monterey Boulevard Mentone. Organized by the ways and means committee led by Eva Mae Taylor with Bernice Crane Dorothy Meumann and Edith Burgess. Attendees should bring their own table and cards and refreshments will be served. Also a Spinet business meeting set for 8 o clock Tuesday at Lucile Crews Marsh home 108 West Fern Avenue. Court notice from San Bernardino County clerk and attorney details included.

Pythian Sistecs D Pam Mentone Boulevard Mentone Eva Mae Taylor Bernice Crane Dorothy Meumann Edith Burgess Themittee Spinet Lucile Crews Marsh West Fern Avenue

Summer Hi Spot Program Planned By YWCA

The YWCA announces Summer Hi-Spot from June 39 through July for junior high girls and boys. Activities include camping crafts sewing tennis swimming and a Thursday craft period with metal leather and luster-lacing. Teen canteens and beach mountain parties also planned. Registration June 27 at 9 30 a m with a small fee. Red Feather agency.

Wowoc.a Sue Chapman University of Redlands Eileen Schaffer Ym-Ywca Don Leonard YMCA Valerie Hafner YWCA Red Feather

Lutheran Women Meet At Church Topic The Pacific Rim

The First Evangelical Lutheran church women gathered Thursday to discuss The Pacific Rim with program leader Mrs George Ott. Participants included Mrs C C Larsen and Mrs William Opperman with Mrs John Foerster at the piano. Mrs Vernon Maxfield reported on the Los Angeles missionary convention. Plans for a Sylvan Park Pinetum picnic were announced for the next meeting. Social hour hosts were Mrs E A Lagerquist and Miss Glida Rime.

First Evangelical Lutheran Church Pacific Rim George Ott C. C. Larsen Willian Opperman John Foerster Los Angeles Vernon Maxfield Pinetum l Sylvan Park E. A. Lagerquist Qlida Rime

Post Meridian Club year ends with mountain picnic

Post Meridian Club members enjoyed an all day outing at Gertrude Spearman's Rocky Roost, a noon picnic followed by a brief business meeting. Current events and poems were read. the club plans a summer recess and resumes October 10 in Sylvan Park with present members Elfa Garritson Lillian Stanley Harriet Renfrew Anada Knopp Emma Colby Anna Hunt Gertrude Hansen and Mrs Spellman. Guests included Arthur Hunt Mrs Nell Goss Susan Keifer and Lizzie Garrison.

Post Meridian Club Gertrude Spearman Rocky Roost Sylvan Park Elfa Garritson Lillian Stanley Harriet Renfrew Anada Knopp Emma Colby Anna Hunt Gertrude Hansen Mrs. Spellman Arthur Hunt Nell Goss Susan Keifer Lizzie Garritson

Acetate vs Rayon Care For Spring Wardrobe

NEA Woman's Editor explains fabric care and differences between rayon and acetate. Rayon tolerates heat and hot washing, while acetate fuses with heat and requires lukewarm washing and mild soap. Acetate dries faster and is less absorbent, yet both resist moths and aging. blends offer dressy options for spring to summer wear.

Gaile Dugas New York NEA Filcol Carolyn Schhnurer

Van Loan Pupil Recital at Miss Vera Van Loan Studio

A pupils recital was presented Wednesday evening at 127 Church street the studio residence of Miss Vera Van Loan. About 70 parents and friends attended. Performers included Lonna Lyman Marilyn Sawyer Sandra Linn Donna Valerius Evelyn Paxton Ruth Sumner Nancy Hilison Douglas Lion Donna Robbins Sandra Nickles John Moore Marceline Canterbury Miriam Ball Sue Stoddard Larry McLellan Gerda Kutschke Suzanne Rechsteiner Lorna Legg Sherril Rabenstein Jariet Smith Richard Summers Carolyn Hall Mary Jane Brada Louise Wheaton Richard Cox Betty Hammen Valerie King Barbara Wheaton. After piano selections solos and duets group singing gave experience in accompanying for Ruth Ann Sumner Miriam Ball Larry Meclellan Carolyn Hall Sherril Rabenstein and Lorna Legg. The five songs were sung by all. Mrs. L. B. Hammen presided at the punch bowl for the social hour assisted by Mrs. N. M. Stoddard Mrs. E. D. Lyman Mrs. H. L. Sawyer and older students.

Vera van Loan Church Street Lonna Lyman Marilyn Sawyer Sandra Linn Donna Valerius Evelyn Paxton Ruth Ron Sumner Nancy Hilison Douglas Lion Donna Robbins Sandra Nickles John Moore Marceline Canterbury Miriam Ball Sue Stoddard Larry McLellan Gerda Kutschke Suzanne Rechsteiner Lorna Legg

Mentone School Holds Round Up

Mentone school hosted a Summer Round-Up on Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon. Dr. C. E B. Womnberg and N. E. Cosand assisted by Miss Lyda Smil ley, school nurse, and Mrs. Jane Murray, city nurse. Registrars included Mrs. Lloyd Fairfield and Mrs. Betty Smoot, with P.T.A. helpers F. R. Owen, health chairman, Herbert Yates, and George Loontis.

Mentone School C. E B. Womnberg N. E. Cosand Lyda Smilley Jane Murray Lloyd Fairfield Betty Smoot P.T.A F. R. Owen Herbert Yates George Loontis

Judge Mattress Ticking Weave and Finish Quality Assessment

A guidance note on judging mattress ticking by weave closeness and finish smoothness. It warns the ticking should not stretch with use and emphasizes durability through careful inspection of material.

Evening Circle Reviews Wake Up or Blow Up

The W.S.C.S. Evening Circle at University Methodist church held a recent meeting with hostesses Mrs. Lloyd Brown and Mrs. Elza Grisa. Mrs. Franklin Greene reviewed Wake Up or Blow Up by Frank Laubach, leader of the World Literary campaign, with attendance including Mmes. Hollenbeck Gavin Adams Zimmer Means Bierma Robinson Bishop Arnegard Hale Mead Hillingsworth Mason Miller Burge son Cunningham Cowie Nemes Burgeson Gregg and others.

W.S.C.S University Methodist Church Lloyd Brown Elza Grisamore Franklin Greene Frank Laubach World Literary Campaign Mmes. Kermit Hollenbeck Nora Gavin Walter Adams R. A. Zimmer Mabel Means Howard Bierma Forrest Robinson Clydena Bishop D. E. Arnegard Raymond Hale Magnus Mead Burt Hillingsworth Jessie Mason Robert Miller Elgar Burgeson Ida Cunningham Greene Eunice Cowie Rose Nemes Floyd Burgeson Esther Gregg

Motion Picture Council Reviews Two New Films

A review notes June 15 to 17 showings of Anything Can Happen and Carbine Williams. It highlights Giorgi’s immigration journey to citizenship aided by an understanding judge and a sympathetic stenographer, praising its wholesome, hopeful tone. It also covers Carbine Williams with James Stewart and Jean Hagen, focusing on Marsh Williams the inventor of the Army’s 30M-1 carbine while jailed, and his struggle with authority, marriage, and a penal system.

United States Brotherhood of Man Jose Ferrer Giorgi America Williams James Stewart Jean Hagen Wendell Cory Marsh North Carolina Mun

Cub Pack Honors Year At Sylvan Park Picnic

Sacred Heart Cub Pack 8 closed its cubbing year with a Sylvan Park picnic and baseball game. Den mothers awarded bear and wolf badges to Stanley Frankov ich Edward Moncrief Clif ford Love Louis Russo and Edward Melia. Packmaster Carl Lemberger gave service stars certificates and den mother cards. Albert Frankovich accepted the year’s charter from W. Kenny of the Redlands Boy Scout Council. Pack meetings resume in fall.

Sacred Heart Sylvan Park Den Donald Moncrief Den 5 Stanley Frankovich Edward Moncrief Clifford Love Stanley Reznicki Den 4 Louis Russo Edward Melia Carl Lemberger Tom Stanley William Reznicki Mmes Joseph Bates Albert Frankovich W. 8 Kenny Redlands Boy Scout Council

Jackson Dancers Present Program At Redlands Bow

The Nancy Jackson Dancers offered a colorful program before a large Redlands audience. Highlights included Magic Hour, Little Gardeners costumes, Nap Time parade, a children’s Oklahoma segment, and ballroom dance showcases with Foxtrot Waltz and Rhumba.

Nancy Jackson Redlands Bow Oklahoma Janet White Ache Son Miss Jackson Charlene Rousey Virginia Brunton

Yucaipa Writers Hear Dr. Eckels

Dr Richard Eckels professor of classics at the University of Redlands urged thorough information before writing. He spoke to Yucaipa Professional Writers club at Mrs Agnes Rogers home as club members viewed freshman English term papers. Next meeting planned for June 28. Delta Zetas Picnic Monday. Delta Zetas plan a family picnic in Sylvan Park for Monday evening with reservations via Miss Edith McCollister, telephone 2-6706.

Richard Eckels Professional Writers Club of Yucaipa Agnes Rogers Eckels University of Redlands Delta Zetas San Bernardine Riverside Redlands Sylvan Par Edith McCollister

Hazel Robb Honored By Church Choir

State Street Christian church members surprised their director Miss Hazel Robb after a Wednesday practice. A gift was presented honoring her untiring effort and leadership in church music over two years. Her minister of music tenure ends with a Sunday wartime service open to the public.

State Street Christian Church Hazel Robb Miss Robb

D.U.V. Tent Meeting Names National Aide

The Daughters of Union Veterans met at the YWCA and appointed Grace Worley as national aide. Bernice Williams of Beaumont attended as tent mother. The Springfield national headquarters will be dedicated June 21 in memory of the GAR, the charter draped in memory of Addie Hanson. Dora Barrett reports move to Solvang California and Neighbors of Woodcraft Home residents will relocate to Hood River Oregon. Emma Cryer gave a talk on the American flag. A party was planned at 508 Eureka Street on June 24.

Daughters of Union Veterans Y.W.C.A Grace Worley Bernice Williams Beaumont Naional Springfield GAR Addie Hanson Dora Barrett Solvang Calif Woodcraft Home Arlington Hood River Oregon Alice Bowen Redlands D.A.V Emma Cryer

Reconditioning Wicker Furniture How-To Steps

To recondition wicker furniture scrub with thick warm soapy water brushing into crevices then rinse with a fine spray. Dry the pieces in the sun after cleaning to finish the process.

Enlarge Room Look by Matching Curtains to Walls

To make a small room seem larger, choose draperies that mirror wall paint or wallpaper background. The curtains merge with the walls, creating a seamless, expanded feel and minimizing visual breaks.

Wholesale egg and poultry price report from Los Angeles

UPI price bulletin lists wholesale egg grades from AA to B with large variations by size and case lots. Retail carton prices show Grade AA and A ranges for large, medium, and small, plus live poultry prices for broilers fryers roasters and hens by weight. Trade notes include miscellaneous lots and commercial pricing details.

Los Angeles

Altar Society to Meet Tuesday at Sacred Heart Parish Hall

The Altar Society of the Red Lands Sacred Heart church will gather Tuesday evening immediately after church devotions. The meeting is scheduled in the parish hall for members.

Altar Society of the Redlands Sacred Heart Church

Lynwood Pastor Speaks At Dinner During Church Event

Rev George Darcie of the Lynwood Christian church spoke on Brotherhood Unlimited at the State Street Christian church dinner held by the Christian Mens Fellowship. Music by the Golden Melody Quartet from Beaumont. Youth leaders Evelyn Johnson and Opal Robbins organized the meal with proceeds for Camp and Conference funds.

Christian Mens’ Fellowship State Street Christian Church George Darcie Lynwood Christian Church Brotherhood Unlimited Golden Melody Quartet Beaumont Evelyn Johnson Opal Robbins

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