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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1952
Page
3
Redlands branch hosts luncheon honoring Dr and Mrs Paul Pisk with guests from San Bernardino and Long Beach. Dr Pisk, now at University of Texas, discussed a workshop in Phoenix for MOT A. Social Welfare Club meets tomorrow with potluck luncheon and business session.
Mrs Lynn attended Pomona College commencement in Bridges auditorium honoring 195 seniors in Claremont. Notable graduate Joanne Lewes, daughter in law of Mrs Lynn, and Artur W Lynn who earned cum laude. he plans to teach at Fullerton High next year. Family members present included Mrs Arthur Lynn’s parents and others.
The House of Newborly Service auxiliary met for luncheon at the house with Helen Robinson and C E Tart preparing the meal. President Joseph Cook introduced new officers including Abraham Romero, Mary Fuller, F M Childs, George Fulbright, Tartt, and R C Schultz.
Janet Butler bride elect of Barry Lee was honored at a Saturday shower at All View the home of Mrs David Jayne in Knolland Hostesses included Mrs Jayne Walter Fulton Sr Alvah Ferrin Waldo Burroughs Charles Beaumont Sr and Other Hesser A bride replica centerpiece and magnolia decor framed a ring cake while a hymn program accompanied tea provided by Mrs Jayne The guest list covered many Yucaipa Calimesa Menton Riverside Redlands and Chula Vista residents with the July 26 Redlands ceremony date noted for the couple
Miss Helen Fisk daughter of Mrs John P Fisk of West Fern avenue returned from Mount Holyoke College where she attended commencement as an alumna trustee amid a gay weekend with 800 alumnae. She toured western universities with Western Personnel Institute and conferred with Academic Council members in Pasadena.
At the last San Bernardino Division meeting of the California Retired Teachers association new officers were elected and installed. Elizabeth Browners became president with May Kenkel as vice president, Mae L Givens secretary, Frances Curtin treasurer, Mary G Tilden financial secretary, George Plumleigh auditor, Clara Byers director of membership, Vetura H Emery director of welfare, and Anna McMiller director of publicity. Speaker Mrs George Hinckley of Redlands spoke on her travels in South America. the event featured refreshments and was organized by Redlands members. Meetings will resume on the first Tuesday in October.
University of Redlands students Roberta Lee Boren and Donald Dae Robinson married Saturday evening at First Presbyterian Church Wylie Chapel Hollywood. The couple's parents from Pasadena San Gabriel attended along with 200 guests. The ceremony featured white daisies gladioli and candelabra with bridal attire described in detail. Bridesmaids from Pasadena San Marino and Redlands joined the ceremony. Best man was Daniel Robinson with ushers Louis Robinson Richard Crocker and Mary Ann Mertins present.
Miss Mary Evans welcomed 50 members and guests at the Riverside Mission Inn as Redlands Soroptimists held their annual installation. Dr Mary O'Meara headed the slate. others taking office included Elizabeth Hidden Louie Desplanes Jean Cannon Olive Ingberg Pauline Williams Borghild Erichsen Ruth Davis and Gladys Hardy. A memorial service honored Louise West.
An afternoon reception honored Rev Melvin R Stanley O F M with Col and Mrs Arthur W Stanley hosting at 927 Clifton avenue. He celebrated his first Solemn High Mass at Redlands Sacred Heart church after ordination June 8 in Santa Barbara. Five brothers helped at the Mass. reception guests included Mrs Cecil Short, Mrs Charles Lea, Miss Nancy Lea, Mrs John Jenkins, Mrs Joseph Sullivan, and Miss Helen Frank.
Alvin Hung, a UC Santa Barbara senior, will serve as boys' worker this summer at the House of Neighborly Service. The nine week vacation school runs 9 to 11 am with crafts, singing, games and outdoor recreation for kindergarten through sixth grade. Registration starts Monday at 9 am. A reception followed a church ceremony for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Robinson who plan Belmont Shores summer before returning to Riverside for studies. Mrs Robinson graduates February next year and belongs to Alpha Sigma Pi sorority Phi Tau Omega. Mr Robinson is Alpha Gamma Nu and in the American Institute of Physics, set to graduate next June.
Two young diplomats Harunari Kaya and Hi Toshi Kitamura visited the Herbert A Woodruffs at 5 Clifton Court Redlands on their way home from study in Medford Massachusetts. Kaya, a cousin of the former emperor, spoke of his change in royal status and his service in Japan’s foreign service while Kitamura continues in Nangai for his diplomatic career. The visit included a meet with the Cole family at 519 South Buena Vista Street and interactions with local students.
The Kimbery Choirs from the First Congregational church enjoyed their annual outing visiting the San Diego Zoo on Saturday. Bus trip participants included Maryn Johnson, Pamela Tucker, Dulcey Mille, Mary Leigh Buns, Carma Finch, Des Porch, Jane Beckford, David Hay, Jeannie Blackburn, Michael Jones, Julie Scott, Linda Nelson, Philip Arth, Sharon Metz, Karen Metz, Alan Hauser, JoAnne Tleming, Ruth Ann Covington, Carel Hodson, Susan Harrington, Emiljane Allaman, Joan Peterson, Dan Beiler, Jeff Davis, Joyce Tallen, Sharon Jo Fitch, Robert Marcum, Janice Meyer, Margaret Ann Meyer, Charlotte Johnson, and Marjone Blackburn. Chaperones were Mmes James Fleming and Joseph Peterson, Tali Hodson, and Mr and Mrs Stanley.
Alan asks men to discuss serious home housekeeping issues with their wives rather than tolerate slovenliness. He should talk calmly, show disappointment without bitterness, explore underlying problems, offer support, and consider the wife’s view to achieve improvements. Avoid silent disapproval.
Blackburner and Mrs Eugene Johnson along with choir director Richard Stanley indicate the choir has disbanded for the summer and will resume rehearsals in September.
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