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WlNSTON-DILLARD, Bethel 53's new guardian council. Seated left to right: EWisy Fox, Mary Bird, Halys Spurgeon, Florence Thiele, Hila Beth Cox, Zelma Fullerton and Florence Harcher. Second rcfi) left ot ri.it: Sue Spearman, Zilptla McAllister, charter guardian id grand first me S$nger; Rosa Ov.fns, Vir-g'nia Laurance, Ruby PefSrson, , : . " " o MISS JUDI COSTELLOE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lauren Cosienoe, wnl be msiaiied Honored Queen of Bethel No. 52-, International Order of Job' Doughters, Wmston-Dil-laid, ot 8 p m. June 7 ot Douglas High School. The ceremony, which is open to the public, will h followed by the Quean's reception. (Picture by Dick Gilman). Other ittflcers to be installed in rlude: Senior princess, Joanne Tbtele; junior princess, Susie True; guide Virginia Mowory; marshal), " Janet Weikum; recorder, Pal M l.enoao, chaplain, Michele Mowcry musieiao, .Sharon Pruitt; librarian nooeriA uonpier, treasurer, rav Dsvidsiio; first messenger, Donna "Jlooie; second me'ienger, Rajen Cmr- ihird musseneer. t,a Me - ,,., fink mntanmr fiuK Ti-o- P? l!',??-iu! jfotiTiiOer toVti So? Wiu E?riyf o 2,?'', and v Si Pt.n; e6.dr leader, i,oit iiiiie: may 61 m lights. Krpq Wilfterwn aofl iethel flag . bearer, Myrtl, McLanao. Wrs sob MYeRSoi?6s . PATV 3ft; BABtjHTCRj r. PnK Mporc Mplrntn nlhlt lained at a lovely birthday PHy Saturday at her home for h e r Hauchte'r. Karen Kinasburv. who was 10 years old. The cirls eninved several games ,. ;,M.ninH in Karon from Judy Bacon, Carlotta McDow - ell linda and Analee Felt. Geor - g,e Sanders and Tamara Myers, ,,,,;,,, ,, ,.. ,., hv Attractive felt pu ves. ma le by .Mrs. .Mers. weie pies nii. gues s as favors Delicious .efiesh- men,, ere served. OLALLA HOME SCENE OF ENJOYABLE POTLUCK Teachers custodians and other Mrs Walt Manning Mrs II C PINK AND BLUE "ARTY punch were served to Ihe girl, Hy '" ' rgweri oi imp. ua. enlploveV of TenmlrMd 1 ontin,- S.e" rn,.' Mr, OtSn' Gilders'leeve;- HONORS MRS. CHEEK Mrs. Paul .Ivan, .service chairman, rt.mrrt .t a dehciou, ham ..in- glass schools enjoved a potluck din-: Miss Mary Whiltmore. Mrs. K M. Mr,. Ted Reere and Mrs. Gar-'and Mrs. Perry Thiele. auxiliary nir -l h i home Wednesday, ner together at the home of Mrs. Dunn, Mrs, B. K. Wallev. Mrs. Bar- nett Graves entertained Fndav aft- president. SisfcxrMary Nureen. hon- j Place, werefSHt fur Mrs. Irank i arlmn Kerr in Olalla Friday noon. Inn Slane. Mis, Judv Kdwards and ernoon al the home of the former orary president, presented I h e ie Moore. Mrs. .elma Gorrell. Mrs. Present were: Mrs. Fern Ben- Mis, Ann Berkev. ' in Melrose al a pink and blue girls with rosebud corsaues in ap- Hope Henry. Mrs. Jessie Davis, ' 'r".' a "", "rJ " , ,'," i President, Jane Applegate; vice, berg, l.cc Wilson, Dwight Rutan. rell Mrs luella Bond. Mrs. Oris' Miss Wallev is" Ihe daughter of shower party hunonng Mrs. Ho- preciation of their service to the Mrs. Florence Welch, Mrs. Opal , .' "" k ' " nl""p' Wl re c0' 1 president, Nilda Wise; secretary, Ted Insley. Raymond Dunnins. Mavbenv Mr, Beverley Boiling. Mr and Mrs. Wirt Wallev and land Cheek. i patients. Muiison. Mrs Madge Miller. Mrs. . nostessi s. 'Lucille Langdon; treasurer, Helen Robert Holm, Gary Turner, Kcilh ivan Swift Mrs. Doroth'v Meeks. I was recently graduated from Oak-1 Games and visiting were enjoved : During Ihe school vear the girls(Jn Met all. Mrs. Dora Anderson love y gifls were presented to Balfour, parliamentarian, Donald Attorbury, George Holm, Glen Mr Be.ic Smith. Mrs. Margaret land High School. She will be mar- after which Ihe honoree opened have helped at the hospital by an- and Ihe hostess. Mrs. Metcalf hv Mrs l-.lsa Nelson, iQIson; historla Mildred llriner. Turner, Louis Herncy, Emery Wil- Bnvd Mrs Lola Fitzgerald. Mrs. ried to Darrold Hanna June 11 at her lovely gift, presented to her i swering room calls, feeding pa-1 A letter from Mrs. Blodenshire 1 George Jones Sr., Mrs. led The budget was passed, and the Hams, Lester Miller. H. A. Doyle, Christine Simmnns, Mrs. Thelma the Temple in Salt Lake City. ; by Mrs. Clarence Coffell, Mrs. R.jtient, and delivering flowers and of Klamath Falls was read and Jhovsnn. Mrs. Jack Davidson, the ! project for the coming year will j Robert Bochm and Richard Steven Baker. Mrs. Effie Camp, R. M. Sending gifts were the Misses I). Manning. Mrs. Harold Chitwood, ' other item,. Girls attending the lh. aiicrnoon was spent sewing honored guest, Mrs. Helen Metcalf, he landscaping the new school son. Degner. Vmce McGovern who i, Shirlev Martin and Shirley Cole- Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs. Joe Sand, event were Cheryl Rvan. Marjor-,.,., Vr,nl,m Mnr, ..,.,.. ,i,n,e a" hostesses. ground. A fa re we 1 gift was given i The first meeting after disband- principal of both schools and Mrs.,man. Mrs Charles Clarke. Mrs. Mr, O. Blv and the two hostesses. ; ie Wittroek. Lavela Ball, Denise rnaie aioore inMieu mose nelicioui dessert refrcshmcnl, to Mr, Sally Mill, who Is moving mg for the summer will be held Kerr who cook, at Lookin, glass I Alice Ormsby and Juaniti and Mrs Dainty refre.-hments were scrv- Dovle, Winzora Paul and Deanna ! attending to be her gue,ts at her included a large sheet cake, ap- to Eastern Oregon to make her ; September 3 at the home of Mrs. for both school, ; MrClaine. ed. I Pugh. I home on July 10. iproprialely decorated. ,home. I Willis Coble. . ir " 'y tsar. u ., . Q . DeLap Family Dinner Held . r- o ii.i . Mrs C. R. (Martha I)eJ.ao reie-1 brated the uriasiOD of her. 9Jih D,r,fldav at a eharining family din nor pa'ny Saturday ai the home of her aon-io-law and naughier. 'l' - uu " ''"' ' (o io the toceiy oaiKard of ! Present for the Occasion were I "- Uet Baie: Mr. ami Mrs Tnte Je ! ?S0,.i YSt Wr&ZTTv I '-f!.soi vinSi i Mi A W'.i! ?L?i Si' SiX.mT,. of Pom- ' 6RD E-Jterr vrn , LOVUT SHOWER; PRI DAT Miss Sandra Wallev fall bonOt ed at a charming bridal ftiw-r Friday evenmg.at the homfl5 Rrs. T. C. Fraser in Oakland. Urs. A. lO. Bunch was assistant hostess. ' Several games were conducted hy Miss Barbara Wallev. I Aer ine loveiy guts were open- pd by (he bnie.,0.b(, rp(resh. menis wcre served by Ihe hostess - M Wir Wacy m-ed cof - , . lMea 1Iannl p0llrcd other eueos were Mrs Blanche ,f..,i..u , ii .ticuui ucn. Mrt. iianv .udiitiiio . mi; r. end i Charlie Ilel.oo o ojora eraaom. t wo at AT ia tf amaiB Falls, Pari. Ueln of 6ombTtnrjd aflerooon. B'iuqucu gfiid (i tfiflg the mtcttfig oe'ause , $.2'lTiJ3rKJ 1R2. of Msea. tnoobalii and Oia nee-l"t the illftesa Ot Mr 8. . Pari; A igve picnic uppe W eit fi ,.. . " " ' craijwi Ihik noni lira Inr Dorothy True, Irene Pruitt, Ethel Davidson and Kay Mc Lennan. Third Row: left to right: Winnifred Haren, Mil dred Costelloe, past guardian, John Wilton, past associate guardian, Bgyt Laurance, Frank Triir) past charter assoc iate guardian, Ed Thitjfejond ThJma MowSry. (Pictur by Diqj$ Gilman) Reunion Saturday si bi,i,.i. hn.i, Ar nMv Al nirhaids. both of Burbank. Calif.; and My. and Mrs. Ralph B. iiirner ano Aernan mrner, nose- hiii 0 : aL in attend tnc weie Mra veret t'r.K h aid i Mrs Chester1 , . - - .... "r , j "j Mi. and Ivj lewis Wilson and, rkiMreo. Kaihv and Pal. nil Of 1 woui ... . Wfth flay wb.eh CKcura May IS Z auB' 'NY,ttTA'Nl BYHW t, ARSONS - - Parioin .aiei"aihed - - - - - ji r 'SeJ rt SIR 5Sww ' i TttofM axar era. earned to lie. refrhownr trfaicll were t)bertr hOPCk (Hi PpeC JjasRetA ( overt were let (op Mrs. E E, Ermtt, tAS Belfiadlne) Pnncerli Mrs. Gus'Oi Nojt... Wjs. U o r jl) Schroeder, Mrs. ijito Ila'y). Mi Kiirs,.dri . nu. j .-uiy Mrf, R-.-'D. Parxr, tto hosWSfc - Gaines were enjoyftl 'with lui'.Ti i prize going to Mrs. XI. Wy: er - ond prl,e Io Mr,. Dor. Schroeder; Emmitl. . . StTHIst HP- St i&rr$pcQ 8 eihti 53 Jobs nu8hle of Win 'SHD-DillM-i ios.tl.ed toir gu.BHI iaO couocil Thurfliay eveftiDg at an iti.ocess.ive cfc tmooy tae&i m Unug las High school. New council mem hers ustlld weiss: Gnnrdian fluby Peterson; associate guardian. Ben I.tonuutt; guardian .secretary Mary Biro1; treusunr. Daisy Fox; director of music, Uil Beta I -ox; associate duvctor of music. Mary Weikotn; socuibiiity Dorothy. True and Virginia lnurance; parapher nalia. Sue Spearman and Thelma Mowsry; finance, Zilphn McAJlis tcr, Frank True, Ed Theile and Artie Fox; hospitality, Irene Pruitt, Florence ThcUtt, Rosn Owens,' Eliiel Davidson, and Unlys Spurgeon; pat rol, Florence Hcrchcr; epochs, Mildred Costelloe; fraternal relat ions, John Wilton; publicity, Win ifred Haren and scrapbook, Kay Mclcnnan. Finance aUMtant will be Zelma F utlcrton and hospitality assistant will bo Ruth Laurance and Mrs. Morris Cherrirk. Installing officers were: lone Goorinough, vice erand guardian. of Kueena: Cora Young, William Bromley. Zilpha McAllister, Mild red Coytcllue and Pamela t.uu ranee, musician. Din-ing the evening') rcaulor meeting of the bethel, gifts were presented to Cora Young m honor of her birthday anniversary and to Zilpha iMcAllistcr who recently was installed as grand first messenger at Beavcrton. Following the ceremony a re ception was held in honor of the new council will) the hospitality guardian Zelma Fullerton in charge. Ruby Peterson, the new guardian of the bethel poured, and Mildred Costelloe.- past guardian. served-the cake. A solo ''Summer time'' was sung by Ann Ferguson, local talented young soloist. Miss Ferguson dedicuted her song to Mrs. Young on her 81st birth day. Background music during the reception was played by Sharon Prijitt. Mrs. Martin Hostess To Club Wednesday Mrs. Thomas Martin entertained her bridge club at a luncheon at Uuffva Wednesday, followed bv bridge play at her beautiful homo on Sianion Avenue. Coveni were piacca lor MIS. It. tXI'I, Oirs. O R. Petersen. Mrs. II. C. Bera. i Mrs S. J. Cooper, Mrs. B. A. ; j Young Mrs. Vance Shugsrt, Mn.l , aul ' 'OOO n lh hostess, Mra. ti...:. ! ,. '., - . ... v """'ir '".." oriuKo piar were won or aira. Pelerseo. iimnM Kii.siin kuuiie MIMBERS anlv f liava ('rk ar aod Mary , Dili of Aalra were initiated iow day evening at the khjF hall in ( anymiville during the official via- " u -orw oaraer. iircsmcoi 01 ine tteoeicio 'icmoi nno nga, Bicimao, oiarsbai of th ussemblv, ul nrjin. , . mi - v... bivc . ica vu -nv M uS- anenaed tie lesston. with MXtOTt from Riddle. Sulfate- ba. Cardmtr end Colorado The flot CI -a fWT Boy Snobcrt ot Oiddie following ihe oirounff fcfresnmeD, we tit jersed bv Mr .soroiaji itabpeU, nd Ott eaeamoife' ' u, MVrD -11","?,"',7"1 HAKMINIfo rART ,, ,t;, Allv ,,,0,, , hi"!1;, I ft, 11 ,re organization, recently i Renntiriiltv ,lnrnrale,t , :.ke SntI w UlCUVtMa TUB Ritual of Chapter, Btfa Sigma Phi, l$ft to right: Mrs. Forrest Wr John Tjcllcer, Wrdp rv. aEl,' atm..i r?.Vs..wvT,.s MR. AND MRS. EDWARD LEROY WINSLOW. above, were married in o double ring ceremony at the home of the brido's parents Saturday oftemoon Jun 7 by tha Rev. Woyne Wattmon. Th bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was Laura Mae Belcher before her marriage. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jamu Belcher of Glendole (Fox Photo) Miss r.aura Mae Belcher, dauih - tcr nf Mr. and Mm. Jamea Bel-: ther of t;icnOale. and Edward l- -Buy Wioslow. also of (UendAle.j were married id a double ring rere inonv held at the home id the uriuo a parcnia oaiuruay aiicrnoon. June I. The bride was liven in marrioje by her farbcr. The Rev Wayne Watlman officiated. an's uarnara tstca acica is '.. ..r h..n... i k.. was Chester Samuelson of Wolf i reek . .r . .. . LTho wedding wa held to (he jH.mg room i. tnm. of to roraer I wiimiiwa. ui .uu wii ihici 10 ha-keta and clustera of roses' and oioer rinwcra rormeo a aemi- were nets at mo atten t.finx 8. ttkartw, Jowos laiths, 1.. I'e LofCMI cuds al either ide and in Imdi Uall tha snout .enioa unu m i- Mk. u.'u ih couple while the wedding itow were UcuTg excha. w,tb while a.eess.me. exchanged. pink ut ami who raroauto cunag. was iiri wtin woiie matin na tiiivcr ribbon ' i nvsct V siirklir -ail.... - " i i" i-awwwaiT lu:lf i uursuav evriunE si ide near I .opq I m' tf. tveulifol moariite. t ft, row.rs wCre platd to STl Awi MP- .ltS O ntpsieo nJ !. gu'iers rfa nte JOJCe) and CeXO'Vn; Mr. ami Mfs) I 'Idtrje I'Mearrtlf Mr. p I). I fes rhildi'Wi. LoniS) illy afui KNI; i8r. (OH'I Mrs. II. CnKey a!t rhilriM. laniic m 111 nnici, Hiai (ars. i. ip- ,rralf of San Diego, Calif. Kn - ,t. rt,iinmi nl fur the evening was by Mr. and Mrs. Coffey. J I'p. GIVfl RECENT DINNER .... n ,- - ' ' ' .-.V V - vlK nil 4'4 I1 lh: I f V"."V ' ,v . V ,1 J' Jewels Djr, from Efeta Xi pictures cflove, tnclusw from Coyl, Wrs. iltci DtGroodt, ClBirfift Safarik, Mrs. Glenn 1 Her attendant wore a beige era AMI mm mil with pink arreasorio; andiMH. jnuaittnar uaKTHZV matching pinit ramation ronage. ! iJT jiaSaSin ttnnuRftrjaV Mother ol tha brida wore a roin- OM"H"' T aaaaaaww dot printed yelbiw dress and whita1 a Tan Cfaapur, lit tuuxm fo, airesoi ie. She wore a corsage of met Vadaewiav evauxui at tie pins rarunuoiu. After I ha rervmoDf. tha eoupla 1 cut thret-ticred wmldin', cak whieo was while ti imined avil b pit rosea ano green ano wier ieaei. -n.. k.,. ...A k.... ine on ton wen set ie et arc.. . a nf hit of tha valtat t.irwA'.,.: ;- T:. i ! ---- -! y,w,u, . a u i hy a rasetw .fr whj. ribboo. Mrs. Uiitflca, mamm aWWtW, wito a . maa Btebims. anfj fk( a-ttt. a,tjy (fl aaat gavel fro tOe tsica .bicu in i no .w visy.. The wedding rareption and dime. I The new 4rs. Wnsiow t t grad- narco tnrt uienoaie tngo a nno) io i59 tod tan lived a (.k-artiHt Her oink'.mefc lalariaa tha aiaonri (laiW l"he hrulegruoni n a'oplcr'ed ha to. itoneri ooiiar c. naa ooi ii'to her for mm ot ihh pmi tyo ,hri. nwpnn' hbhi- r r-' i"H.' npn-i,n aUNPAT 7AKr' Nbn MDTVi u w and Fvinrti illduort M p waa .himkimmi, . m ' Tf9 y SI, Sirs. Jae Johnson and Mr.. Beth n, hononi Mr. m rs. RW'iushArere in charge of ar. 8at',6) . who are (eK)ftSh, for a trig to Relitucky Tile) Imnio'i IctinOtaici club pre- 01 M"H 111 lra'aluW Hcffolhmenls Wre i lu)i((d .Mrs Itaffet with a shower served to Mr. and .Mrs. ( Iiarlcs Madison, Mr. and "ira i.mvi unuraii, n. in iMrs - .Merle Godding, Mrs. Edgar I Madison, Mrs. Gale Madison, Mrs. 1 Ganl Madison. Charloi Ka.ler and ""' TENMILE WOMAN IS INSPIRATION FOR PARTY Mr, Jim Metcalf wa, the in- frr-rra"rCh'.rmin"-,,!nk.!n,l t! SiS ' 7' V-1'" home n Tenmile Mm. O A. I. ma; Sot, June 8, 157 The Newi-Review, Roieburg, Or. 9 Schroeder and Mrs. Howard Kline. Nor presenr wnon ine picture was taken were Mrs. Ted Cadman and Mrs. Donald Pitts. (Picture by Koop's Modem Photography). MtK. Guy Cordon Is Honored At Laige Tea ToV lar'! affair tf the week wa tlt very charming tea Tues day aftiao given by Mrs. Carl t limiicrly at rr Deautiui Home at SIC Lae3; Aveaue ii conplitient to Mrs. Gay Coraai. who is here vKdOD! fro WBlKn. D.C., (fl io- ta gang la rortiaaa atkuay la atk'ol coaainricemenl exercises fir twr giausiAi. David Conin. who is hirtoj; graduated fictai high .ictjoot. Super's Cold iK's gr.D.'cl' the Duplicate Bfidge Winners Announced Viuptietfte bricuie wimuas far tkeilisan ni E. C. Patterson, first; ems iihb rndny atterwoan wre Mrs. lUirry Rilh4iv uod MisK trtilrurlu kAit, hr; Tirs. J. M. Bmun and ?15. 1. D. Caci, sec ond; IlM. 'ftHikcr FWier am INk. ,1. V. Short, third, anal Mr. C. B. Wa and Mrs. L. H. McCDntacSt, fourth. Noilb' South wiuwrs (or the "Charity Park)'" kola! TaawdHJ' tfiMit at the Ellis Club were '. C. Ca4- Country Club Wooiffli Meet On Thursday Women ot flie Rosekuui 6'ounkv Club mi't at a noan lunclietin- at- the clubhouse "PhuiMd'ayn Kues.t-s were inr8. w. c . mttoi- or- ittin.Q, .Vuvndu: Anne Kh-'IIi' rif KCiml'lv. Crevk, and ilirs. W. 'St. flmmpsonn of Sutuertbi. Thj! Lmiy ttatrm s held Hieir meet Inu and Mis. iitft Morcabce inlra- diKed a Wnv bady Golfer. Mrs. Inum0 LinKv, af Kiddle. Bridge was (Uuved aBnoK the afternoaB utlli Mm. Smily Ju(M t-nminK kutb Kcorc; Mr. O. . futiawi, svnurt, and Mrs. S. T. Uiuutea, tbud Bum Of ills. H. A. .Itt'ln Ut thuir kufl, obmIbu! co tktt; yir. Th concodtw .anaaBct a lively dianer htftd befoxH ItH! rcgogir mei'lmg akrk aw fcdtaati-tf by a me i nJ hour. Mrs. laiPB lei'iniag ic.aoisi' aiassnjbrs I ammriiaa r tfr ertao J. jj ions' tovftot-. Iliairy Darfc', JiO gmjaa, got Gra-fa. HaloD Hues- tj4, n. i. jahBs.tn. Riovart ftnnt. SaloD I or: a. JdOn W. I.owerv 'ieorgo tonne Rill SeOiO lor, c. i'. ? antlt Jr. aod 8 o llolyoak. nary uiraiej oi io woman s no- ... . . w . , i?W,L8,;I's,,i00crv!cif'' 'hc DilLlfQ flatflvdist Caurch Wis host iu a cnariii itu k ca'a snower lor rar'mi)ts; Mrs. Jean Sims and Mrs. Marie Counts were hostesses fiXJthe evening. Mrs. Marge Brittain was in charge of floral arrangements ... n,-o...r,t,i . r..m i,i,-i, ,n. i.i:..i '. .mi iii.. nii, gins wno sang several scieruuiis. Several games were enjoyed hy all aill-lllllMK. Vtllin IUI lin,: ,i, inn kitchen and money for Ihe kitchen floor tile were presented hy the guests. . . . IN ST A L L S NEW 0 FF I C E R S i "wind" up ,PhechR,?nyearnUally The '' of ,he Scot,5i Pwicnt For the .S were the Valley I'TA wa, held recently. I Mesdames Will,, Coble, Russell Nei nf(lfr, ins,,,, wcre:!Betts, Dow Keasev. S. L. Lind- tea table, while bouquets of red roses were arranged about the liv ing room. Mrs. Wimberly was as sited about the rooCs by Mrs. Lyla Marstcrs and Mrs. Harry S. Black. Alternating in pouring were Mrs. Fred Hamilton, Mrs. R. D. Wil liams, Mrs. T. B. Virden and Mrs. F. L. Crittenden. Seventy gueslj enjoyed the occasion. Mrs. Cordon plans to fly back to Washington, D.C. the middle of June. Mrs. K. L, lauscher ana Mrs. J. V. SHiart, seoonil; Dr. and Mrs. WKitos of FiUKcne, third, and Mrs. G. t. MianshaU and Mrs. A. B. Collier, four-th. East-West winners were Dr. and M'r-s. J. H. Harris, first; Mr. and M-rs. L. E. M-eClintock, second; M'r-s. M. Phillips and Oscar Wal lace, third, and Mf. and Mrs. J. SI. Bvoa-ns, foiwth. Ar-t Awd Eralaipoidery Cliyb Wednesday Toh'e RosAung Ml and Embroid ery Club nfet ttiesinesday with Mrs. Ji. A-. I-.orfK-on B-allf Sh-cct. A guess ing raanre wins enjoyed and at tha tea hour Iftes. Long served deli siows reCrcslHttcnts Io. Mrs. Ma bet Deal, Mrs. l-'rank Bergh, Mis. . I. Biet-ls, Mrs. George Cluck, Mrs. Karl Decker, Mrs. Henry Erskine, Mrs. A. Ncal. Mrs. H. F. Snyder and Mrs. J. G. Stephenson. The next ajeetiiK of the club will ta lie ifternogn of Juno 19 at te tan) of Mrs. F. I. Betts, S27 NE rinchcster St. Cgjil Nftuntr Presents PEO Musical program A ch;ftBig program was pri sitei at the PEO Sisterhood ra3'Cte? Wednesday afternoon at tl? beautiful home of Attorney a Mrs. lieorgc Neuner, when their daughter. Miss Gail, played a group of violin numbers. Mrs. Neuner accompanied the numbers. Gail, who is a talented violin student of Miss Naomi Scott, play ed numbers by Mendelssohn, Bee thoven, Mascagni, Bocitfcerini, De bussy and Danola. F4R wAKS CARD CLUB (f SATURDAY The Fair Oaks Hinochle Club met Saturday evening at the Fair Oaks Grange Hall with Mrs. Mabel Al len and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hand as host and hoslcsses. High score for men was held by Alfred Hand and high score for ladies by Maggie rrancis. Mr. and ... nnu nnn. rni,.n ..o,,h i nuiius u ill.lKS.lv: 4 I Ullbia. lilt . aim 1 hish scores. Sweep priies were .,...,r,i,i , th Tn;J.nj in v.. k.i iiH : .P01'"'' "m" ,er he card play to Mr. and Mrs. 7"" KJ""; ""a 'V"; ter Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ! Austin, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Rnn ney, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Tniier, Mrs. Maggie rrancis, Mrs. Viola llaz- 'tt. Harry Read and the host and .hostesses. r.BCM WAtuSiK nun , ENJOYS ANNUAL PICNIC j , Members of the Green Mothers Club met Tuesday noon at t h e , beautiful picnic grounds of Mrs. George Holm to enjoy their an-
