The Times Standard from Eureka, California • Page 7

Realm Of llfomen MARGARET DELANEI. EDITOR Phone HI 2-1711--8 A. M. to 2 P. M.

son of Mr. and Mrs. Eleck A. HUMBOLDT STANDARD dis- THOSE WHO ATTENDED the Humboldt County Fair at Ferndale Tuesday, the day of its opening, expressed interest in the Home Advisor booth, which displayed many bulletins which will be sent to those who'register for them. On the back wall are shown names and symbols of the 27 communities in which are organized Home Advisor groups.

In charge of the booth is Mrs. Ethel Tucker, second from, the right. Not shown is Mrs. Myrtle Raineri, who is" also in charge. Above, fairgoers examine pamphlets and diet displays.

Ramona Temple' Receives Official Visit The official visit of the trict deputy grand chief Lenora Baker of Scotia, who is also grand outer guard of the Grand Temple of California, and the presentation of a 25-year membership pin to Mary E. Newell by her daughter-in-law, past grand chief Helen Newell of I Fortuna, highlighted the meet ing of Ramona Temple 8, Pythian Sisters, on Friday night at K. hall. Margaret Johnson presided in the absence of Pearl Miller. Mrs.

Baker was presented with a corsage made by Pearl Miller, which was an arrangement of white gladioli, each centered by a fuchsia blossom. Mrs. Baker complimented the officers on their work and announced her itinerary. She will visit Fernleaf Temple at Ferndale next Tuesday and North Star Temple at Arcata on Wed' nesday. She also spoke briefly on changes inaugurated by the new grand chief, Faye who will visit this district offi' cially at a convention to be held at Scotia on October 2.

Mrs. Baker announced that Mary Ann Preston of Eureka, a member of Pythian Sunshine Girls, Muriel Council 6, has been honored by being elected, to the office of grand outer guard of the Grand Council Pythian Sunshine girls, held atj Lodi recently. Attending fromj Eureka were Donna royal princess of Muriel coun-, Myrna Guiott, Mrs. Charlotte McGilvra, royal: advisor; and Mrs. Lodena Gus-l tafson, counselor.

Mrs. Bakerj urged support of the Pythian i Sunshine Girls as a fine charac-' ter builder for girls. Ida May Anthony brought' greetings from Carolyn Adler and her two daughters, Elsie Enfield and Mayme Ofalt, members of Ramona Temple, whom she had visited the previous week at their new homes in Santa Clara. Ramona Pal dinner will be held at Lenzi's on Friday night, August 3. Reservations may be made with Margaret Johnson.

Barbara Wesley Shields, Recite Vows The home of Mr. and Mrs. Emery Miller of Rio Dell formed the setting for the marriage of their daughter Barbara to Wesley Shields of Rohnerville on June 19. Summer flowers decorated the room where the Rev. Richard Reneau of Scotia performed the-double-ring cere rnony.

riage by her father. Louise Campbell of Samoa attended the bride as maid of honor and Donald Miller of Samoa a bro- Shields of Philo, California. Guests at the wedding and re- cc.ption were April Salmela, Mr. and Mrs. Eleck A.

Shields, Ed-j Wednesday, July 28, 1954, P. 7 ward Shields, Mr. and Mrs. Em-iQf Benefit Party erv i Mr. and Mrs, Ro Stanton, Mr.

and Mrs. Marvin Butler, Mr. and'Mrs. Dick King, Mr. and Mrs.

Pete Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Buckovic, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stamps, Louise ther of the bride attended the Don Mille Mr and groom.

'The bride was lovely in a pink taffeta gown set off with Mrs. Willard Edmonds, Joan Lord, and Mr. and Mrs. Del Foster. white accessories.

The maid of! The newlyweds are at home honor wore a dress of blue on the Monument Hill road in organdy and white accessories. The reception was also held at the parent's home. The new Mrs. Shields is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Em- The bride was given in mar- ery Miller and the groom is the Rio Dell after a wedding trip to Oroville where they visited the bride's grandmother, Mrs.

Susie Lenton. The-groom is employed as an edgerman at the Superior mill. A benefit parly that was to be held July 30 for the Indians of California, will be postponed until August 6, it was announced recently. The party will be held at 2921 street, and host and hostess will be Mr. and Mrs.

Linwood Ward, Games will be played beginning at 8 p.m. and refreshments will be served later. At the last party, given by Lottie Ferris and Nellie Johnson, awards were given to Katherine Ward, Carol Ann Leach, Nola Mahan, Fred Ferris and Frank Johnson. At last! A non-stiffening hair spray! leaves hair soft, silken, lustrous, thanks to amazing new LIQUID LANOLIN ALY'S FIRST DAY ATTENDEES at the Humboldt County Fair in Ferndale Tuesday admire one of the many i'loral displays in the Lath house. Entries in the floriculture department numbered 395.

gram is available in 27 commun- Entries in the various divis- i(ies in Humboldt and Del ions of the Home Economics de-j ive informa partmcnt ft the Humboldt County Fair in Ferndale are ret i a hel ln application of leased by Department Superin- home economics, is one of the tcndent Mrs. Marie Clausen, asiprimary purposes of the booth, follows: Open wool fleeces, is passi ble to have a Home agricultural products, 187; hor-j commun ticulture, 4a; milk, honey, lumber and novelties, where morels sufficient in- There's a Broadway play, in Lois Butler's future if she decides on leaving movietown for the engage- Silken-nef Per ma -Soft Liquid Hair Spray 'Sets' a new hair style in just Now you can give yourself a wonderful new hairdo in almost no time at all! Put up your pincurls, then spray with Revlon's new 'Silken-net 1 let dry for a few minutes a comb! Curls are spring-y and lasting as can be just gleaming with soft natural lustre! Keeps hair naturally in place for hounl Spray 'Silken-net' on your hair after it's combed it'll stay perfectly groomed all day, all evening. Your hair stays soft, natural and neat even on dampish days! And mmmm, what a delightful scent! 'Silken-net' has no heavy odor, no 'lacquer smell' just a faint, delicious fragrance! And with this fabulous new liquid lanolin hair spray your hair never sticky or stiff. Comb it ipray it forget it! 1.35 plus tax. At all 3 stores EUREKA CRESCENT CITY GARBERVILLE Daly's Cosmetics Street Floor first to 'ALTS oaKca goons, 33ii; clothing and textiles, 407; floriculture, 395; photography, drawing and painting, 12; ceramics, 10; farm women home economics, agricultural feature exhibits, Future Farmers ILTL'bl ttnu lictu.

icci- lure of the booth is a display of dieting dos and don'ts to either gain or lose weight, safely. Judges for the various divisions are as follows: Mrs. Tracy of America feature exhibits, Fortuna; Mrs. Ann FFA wool exhibits, 10; FFA mechanics, Boy Scouts, Camp Fire Girls, Future Homemakcrs of America 4H feature exhibits, 4H agricultural products, 90; 4H electric, 11; 4H baked goods, 60; 4H floriculture, 95; 4H wool, 4H clothing, 280. Floriculture feature exhibits include entries of the California Association of Nurserymen, Sequoia chapter, which a flower bedecked rustic well of redwood bark; Humbodlt county branch of the American Begonia society, whose exhibit features begonias of many shades; Eureka branch of the American Fuchsia society.

whose display is a small, neat garden behind a replica stone Genxali, Loleta; Mrs. Louise Johansen, Ferndale; Mrs. Ruby Capand, Ferndale; Mrs. Lois Jespersen, Ferndale, and Mrs. Paula Nielsen, Ferndale, baked and canned goods; Mrs.

Dora Jacobsen, Ferndale, and Mrs. Johanna Grinsell, Ferndale, textile and clothing; Mrs. Rebecca Jensen, Loleta, and Miss Bertha Bragdon, Fortuna, 4H floriculture; Bertrand Russ, Fortuna, honey; Carl Jorgensen, Ferndale, lumber; Archie Giacolini, Arcata, FFA mechanics; Mrs. Dorothy Garrett, Ferndale, and Mrs. Georgie Christopher, Ferndale, farm women home economics; Max Leonard, San Mateo, and Charles H.

Kinsley, San Francisco, horticulture; and Mrs. Walter G. Brendel, San flooring; and others. Inside the) Francisco, Mrs. V.

H. Pinckney, EUREKA CRESCENT CITY pencil-plaids by a gay fashion clan-bake what a bright way to start Classroom classics that take wonder-washing pre-shrunk Dan River cottons, many sparked with snowy collars! Clip-dot box checks, deep-tone cotton plaids! Lots of piping and sweetie-pie solid collars and cuffs! True deep that wash and wash. Perky, pretty dresses that, will definitely be the love of every big and little sister! entrance of the Lath House a San Francisco, and Mrs. Esther miniature waterfall flows Fairfax, floriculture. a flower-rimmed pond.

This dis-j In many of the divisions play is a featuni of the fair it-lprizes have been awarded; how- self, ever, a list of award winners is On display non-competitively as yet unavailable. squares of which by different radio; is a quilt, were made listeners. Also in evidence are exhibits of the various Granges in the ALL-IN-ONE VEGETABLE DISH Even hard to please husbands area, including Eel River youngsters will come Bayside, Rohner, Van Duzenj around to this top notch vege- River, Rohner Home Economicsjtable medley. Cook diced celery club, Garberville Home the liquid drained from a can nomics club and others. The Home Advisor booth in the exhibit tent features a display of pamphlets and bulletins which will be sent to those who sign up for them.

To acquaint the area with the fact that the Home Advisor pro- of green wax beans about 20 minutes, until tender. Then add beans and a can of carrots, Season to taste with onion salt (or seasoning salt) and pepper. Heat through. Dot with butter or margarine just before serving. EUREKA--Youth Center, Snt Floor CRESCENT seen in GOOD EOCSMCIBIWG excuMevefo.