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N- '06 -Ab VALLEY TIMES Monday, January 11, 1944. I MUSIC' 1 DRAMA CLUBS LODGES .11 4.00 Superb Show, Rally Features Fourth War Loan Drive kH t-t-r7 4 ROSE MANN. Editor 5-3127 Chicagoan Feted Exhibit at at Breakfast I Woman's Clubhouse VAN NUYS Booming VAN NI3YS -Mrs. Rollin Henry. Betty Jones of Chicago, Azalea art curator of the Van Nuys Worn- Leeds was hostess at a breakfast an's club.

announces an exhibition Thursday morning in her parents' by members of the Las Artistes home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cecil, club which will be on view 6640 Kesler ave. throughout the month of January Other guests included MeAantes Regis Toomey, Sol Lakin, I he 1 in the clubhouse cm Sylvan et. Noteworthy cenvasses are a life-Misses Marian Murray, portrait, "Elizabeth," and and Mrs.

Cecil. turnn Glory," a landscape, painted by Mamie Wintermoat. Other her excellent pictures are shown by Las Artistes club artists, Ice Skating on including H. M. Hendrickson, Ger- Cold Morning 1 trude Goodkind, Eleanor Kentner Kohler, F.

M. Rogers, Clara VAN NUYS Brrrrl Several Drinos. L. C. Ward.

Amerlia Kel. el by Mamie Wintermoat. Other excellent pictures are Ice Skating on shown by Las Artistas club artists, including H. M. Hendrickson, GerCold Morning trude Goodkind, Eleanor Kentner Kohler, F.

M. Rogers, Clara VAN NUYS Errrrl Several Dripps, L. C. Ward, Amerlia Pat Cronin 'Woman's Club Hostesses at Comes of Age VAN NUYSPat Cronin's corn- Victory Patio This Week ing of age was celebrated at a quiet family dinner on the evening VAN NUYSDuring this Fourth I land, Mrs. Frank Berks of January 13.

Miss Cronon, the i War Loan Drive week, from Jan- Mrs. J. L. McPherson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. P. i uary 17 to 22, the Van Nuys Wo- Bryant I 1 Cronin, 14904 Hamlin received man's Club will be in charge of Mrs. Carl Shank congratulations on her 21st birth- the Victory Patio on Van Nuv: Woman's Club Hostesses at ictory Patio This Week NUYSDuring this Fourth I land, Mrs. Frank Berkshire, War Loan Drive week, from Jan- 'Mrs.

J. L. NIcPherson, IIrs. uary 17 to 22, the Van Nuys Wo-1 man's Club will be in charge of Bryant, Mrs. Carl Shank, the Victory Patio on Van Nuy KelValley youngsters braved the cold sey and Isabel Scheidt.

early Saturday morning and really enjoyed a session of ire skating at the Polar Palace in Visits Husband Heading the list of Corvalli, CHATSWORTH Mrs. Frank High school girls was Char leen 'sichepler, left Thursday for a Ebner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. nine-day visits with her husband Charles Ebner, of Kester who is an aviation student at the Others attending were Rosemary air base in Lincoln, Neb. Riffe, Mary Lou Jandro, Pat Car- i roll, Marguerite Gabbert, Janei Creatom Rosemary Schallert and Joan Quinn.

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4. a '4 Pill tr.f: 0 4, 1 ,..4 I 7' 4' '''''At 4: lr. Afe! r-s 1 I 1 morn-, 1 i Sorority Group Meets in Ho IIwood VAN NUYSMembers of the Beta Sigma Phi sorority have corn-VAN Pieter! plans for a social evening Joe H. on January 26. They will dine in Hollywood and attend the theatre Mrs.

W. later. 7 They met last Wednesday In the where stamps and boncii. i North Hollywood home of the be sold by the members of thc president, Sybil Hillard, who was iub, with Mrs. Leslie De Line, wai assisted by Margaret Fields and and bonds chairman, in 1:: 44 Jeannette Warnak.

--harge. i er.rl'irrr'77,7-:' Lorraine Gotschall will be In As an added feature for those charge of the party which will will purchase a MO or mole t4' 4 honor the McKinley Home boys War Bond, Mrs. IL S. Brown, pres- whose birthdays occur in December of the club, announces tha and January at the Home this eve- the bond will entitle the owner 4' 4' 4 :,4, fling. lier Mrs.

Loreta Baker Valleley, 1:44,::,4 4 A hook review vas given by (.4 lecturer, at the next Van 4: 4 Gloria Rice. Woman's Club meeting, Januar: :4 Several girls who attended the 26, at the clubhouse on Sylvan 4 0 0 Los Angeles Council breakfast at street. a i 4:. the Mayfair Hotel Sunday morn-Whether you buy or not I' 4- ing were Lucille Kempley, Sybil one is welcome to come to the :4 4, Hilliard and Evelyn Lunch. patio and say "hello" to the host- 7 e4 I esses.

:01 '4'i charge The following women will be in W': NO E. Schoeffel Night of the Victory Patio this z. week assisting Mrs. DeLine, Worn- A Burbank Club an's Club bond chairman: Mrs. H.

S. Brown, Mrs. Charle.4 z)' .4:: VAN NUYSLast Thursday eve 'Moore, Mrs. O. M.

Thurber, Mrs. fling at the Burbank Emblem Clut i 'Ross H. Rook, Mrs. Chester C.t MRS. LESLIE DeLINE meeting it was Elizabeth Schoeffe i Bonner, Mrs.

Ernest Clark, Mrs. Mrs. Schoeffel, well-knowr arrison, Walter II. Cri Mrs. W.

T. Wessen, ppen, Mrs. Rollin S. Van Nuys civic affairs is tht II Mrs enry, Mrs. John R.

Scudder, Mrs. Mrs. Arnold Leveen, Dale 'Third Supreme Vice President am Irving Heyman, Mrs. Earl Hoeg- Garrett, Mrs. Delmar Wright.

I she did the initiatory work in in They met last Wednesday in the North Hollywood home of the president, Sybil Hillard, who was assisted by Margaret Fields and Jeannette Warnak. Lorraine Gotschall will be In charge of the party which will 4 honor the McKinley Home boys! whose birthdays occur in December and January at the Home this eve! fling. 4 1 A book review 4as given by I Gloria Rice. Several girls who attended the Los Angeles Council breakfast at the Mayfair lintel Sunday mg were Lucille Kempley, Sybil, -4 Hilliard and Evelyn Lunch. ditl I s.

ve E. Schoeffel Night 3, at Burbank Club 4, VAN NUYSLast Thursday rung at the Burbank Emblem Club MRS. LESLIE DeLINE 1 meeting it IA as Elizabeth Schoeffel flight. Mrs. Schoeffel, well-known H.

Harrison, Mrs. W. T. Wessen, in Van Nuys civic affairs is the Mrs. Arnold Leyeen, Mrs.

C. Dale. 'Third Supreme Vice President and Garrett, Mrs. Delmar Wright. i she did the initiatory work in in day from her two grandmothers.

Mrs. J. S. Cronin and Mrs. a Hill.

Following dinner the honoree was entertained at a Hollywood theater. Mr. and Mrs. Cronin spent the week-end at the Glen Ivy Hot Springs. Accompanying them Miss Gertrude Cronin of Los An- geles, a cousin.

1 PAN. Auxiliary to Note 5th Birthday VAN NUYSWoman's auxiliary of the Disabled American Veterans, San Fernando Chapter 54, will celebrate their fifth anniversary tomorrow evening. A pot luck dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. in the clubroom in the Provident building on Van Nuys blvd. Commander Elsie Rosauer will be in charge of the evening, and members and their friends are invited.

Auxiliary members are working on laprobes for patients in the Veterans' hospital. Loyal Women's I ENCINOCorp. Marjorie KenWcek-end Guests Inedy of the Woman's Ambulance and Defense corps, has returned to VAN NUYSWeek-end guests at her home, 5217 Zelzah from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle the Hollywood hospital, where her IIartzell, 13933 Gilrgore street, third daughter was born January were Cpl.

Franklin Gehol of Ft. 2. She is the wife of Donald Ken. Ord and Miss Ann Gibson. nedy.

eve- PEMMMIMMIll SHOW PLANNERSheading the entertainment cavalcade which will present the gala local show are Lieut. Rudy Vallee, director of the famed Coast Guard I Ith Naval District Band, and Lieut. (j.g.) Lea A. Burke, senior SPAR offiecr in the district. The big show by the all-star band troupe highlights the local Fourth War Loan Drive and the SPAR recruiting appeal.

REOPENING NEW LOCATION! Fortunio Bononova Honored on Birthday, to Leave for Mexico VAN icLTYS--Wearing the white U. S. Coast Guard, 35 of the finest I shield and blue uniform of the I musicians of the world composing Society Meeting ne of the foremost service bands of all time will join this commun- SHERMAN OAKSLoyal Wo- Encino Chamber I in its salule to Our Heroes, at man's Society of the Little Church of Sherman Oaks will meet at the I the giant civic rally next Saturday 'church. Thursday. from 11 a.m.

to stalling 13 new members. The club members presented her with an orchid corsage and during the evening a song was dedicated to her. Those attending from the local Emblem Club were Ada Holden, president, Betty Beard, Mary Ault-man, Dorothy Fuller, Glad ys Wright, Anna Cunningham, Edna Mauer and Clara Burke. Mortgage Burned at RAYS BARBER SHOP It has be said said that an artist does nothing but work at his art all day long. This is not a true fact as was proven Thursday evening when Senor Fortunio Bononova, Valley citizen, opera star, excellent motion picture actor and scene stealer, celebrated his birthday at a dinner arranged by lkilme.

Bononova at their home, 7116 Woodman avenue. Installation Held Tonight I I I (Formerly of the Jonathan Club) OPEN FROM I-6 P. M. I 13441 VENTURA BLVD. VAN NUYS 2:30 p.m.

The business session will be conducted by the president, Mrs. Edwin Scheu. Those planning to attend are asked to bring theft own sandwiches and coffee will be served by Mesdames John Voorhies, J. L. Truman and T.

Hark. Speaker for the afternoon will be a returned missionary from the Inland Mission in China, Miss Hilda Rifel, who spent seven years at Hopeh, China. Everyone is welcome. Under the direction of Lt. Rudy Vallee, himself a master showman and star of the entertainment world, the Coast Guard llth Naval District Band will present a stirring two-hour show in the Donna Hubbard auditorium.

The program will be the highlight of the local Fourth War Loan Drive and a feature of the current recruiting appeal for women Spars for the Coast Guard. Admission to the program will be by War Bond purchase only. Bond ticket buyers thus are contributing directly to the success mooting mrectly to the success IMMOMMInomilmil 1 l'. :3 1 4,. ipiNv ..4 i 1 14 zI 1.: 9 i tlkl Woman's Club Meet VAN NUYSTwo hundred members and guests of the Van Nuys lAroman's club witnessed the mortgage burning rites at last Wednesdays meeting.

Now that their last indebtedness has been met, ths new year promises to be a good one for the club. This was also the occasion for the annual birthday luncheon, and the twelve tables decorated for every month carried out the symbol of the home state of each hostess. Mrs. H. S.

Brown, president, conducted the short business meeting. Special guests inaluded Charles Wakefield Cadman, whose protege, Edward Earle, pianist, presented a brilliant program; his teacher, Mary Sinclair Taylor, and Assemblyman Everett G. ENCINOAll eyes of residents of this community will be turned toward the Edward Everett Horton domicile on Amestoy ave. tonight, when the annual installation party of the Encino Chamber of Comrnerce is held at Horton's Barn. Richard Powers, dynamic and popular president for the past year, was again elected, and will be installed.

With him will be John Litel, first vice-presidentg Ted Gibson, second vice-president; Jimmy Sale, secretary and George Horton, secretary. The induction ceremonies will be followed by an old fashioned barn dance. This is expected to be a colorful affair, with many costumes In evidence. Prizes will be awarded. Only bona fide residents of Encino will be admitted to the affair.

0 Name Thurber Head of Valley Insurance Men THIRTY-SIXTH CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST of Los Angeles, at Studio City, California ANNOUNCES A FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Entitled "Christian Science: The Senor Bononova took time out from his many activities to prepare Paella de Valencia the delicious rice concoction which secret recipe seems to be known to the Spaniards only. He, alone, cooked this tempting dish and everyone present voted it the best ever. At the smartly appointed dinner table places were set for Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Haines, the Misses Margaret Lester, Beatrice Sherry, Gail Mellott, Ethel Taylor, Rose Mann and Mario Chamlee, Judge Joseph Marchetti, Frank Barnhisel and the host and hostess.

Senor Bononova, who is outstanding in "Ali Baba and the Forty 'Phieves" the soon-to-be released Universal teehnicolor film, is working in "The Outward Room" at M.G.M. studios. He will leave the latter part of February for Mexico City where he is to be starred in two technicolor pictures for the Victoria Films. These will be musicales in Spanish and as the romantic lead Senor Bononova will be able to use his glorious singing voice. The films are tentatively titled "Sierra Morena" (The Dark Nlountain) and "El Cannon de la Pirata" (The Song of the Pirate'.

of. the war loan drive while witnessing an outstanding show presented by one of the great musical troupes. Participating in the impressive rally will be Lt. (j.g.) Lea Burke, senior SPAR officer of the 11th Naval District, who is heading the recruiting appeal. Among the shows noted individual performers are the Coast Guard Cutters, the ace tumbling team known in vaudeville as the! De Magnes.

Also Robert Maxwell, harpist extraordinary, formerly with Arturo Tosconini. Jimmy Grier, who before the war headed one of the nation's top dance orchestras, is Lt. Vallee's assistant, and has a rating of chief musician. Gospel of the Comforting SR. FORTUNIO BONONOVA Christ" Club Dinner for Husbands VAN NUYSHusbands of members of the San Fernando Valley Emblem Club No.

37 will be the honored guests at a dinner to be given by the club Thursday evening at the Elks Hall in San Fernando. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. and a musical program will follow. A comedy skit by the Burbank Emblem Club will also be presented. I Hostess to Friends VAN NUYSMrs.

Walter H. Crippen was hostess' to several friends at a Spring luncheon In her home street, Thursday. Bridge was played in the afternoon by Mesdames Frank W. Sr. Fred Segner, Russell McDonald and Earl H.

Plummer. Makes Home With Diamond Jubilee for P.E.O. Sisterhood VAN NUYSIt will be the Diamond Jubilee celebrations for the members of Chapter AN, P.E.O. on January 19, Founder's Day. The Sisterhood was founded January 21, 1869.

Members gather at the home of Mrs. IV. E. Bierkamp, 14557 Hamlin street for luncheon. Mrs.

L. J. Ferguson will assist the By HARRY C. BROWNE, C.S. of New York City Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts IN THE CHURCH BUILDING 3948 LAUREL GROVE AVENUE at Ventura Boulevard Friday Evening, Jan.

21 Birthday Luncheon for Mrs. B. Maas ENCINO Honoring Mrs. Ben Maas of Ventura boulevard on her birthday last Tuesday, a group of friends entertained her at luncheon In the Ivar House last Tuesday. Congratulating the honoree were Mesdames Earl 11.

Plummer, William Pie Ils, William Bowen and J. Allen. VAN NUYSHolding their annual meeting for the election of officers, the San Fernando Valley Insurance Agents Association met, in the office suite of O. M. Thurber at 14509 Sylvan et.

Thurber was re-elected president of the group, while Dane L. Patterson, another prominent insurance executive of this community was chosen secretary. The appointment of Russell A Quisenberry, well known North Hollywood insurance expert, as a director in the California State Insurance Agents Association was approved.by the group. Toastmasters Meet Tuesday MWANIS SPEAKER VAN NUYSWidely known Rs the executive secretary of the Hollywood Y.M.C.A. and secretary of Division Three, Kiwanis International, Walter James will be the featured speaker before the Van Nuys Kiwanians on Thursday noon.

The subject of Mr. James address will be "Eiwanis Cooperate With Youth." The speaker is a recognized authority on juvenile problems. Bruce Allington will be chairman of the day. AT 8 o'CLOCK The Public is Cordially Invited to Attend Fetes Friends at Her Home VAN NUYS --In keeping with the war time entertaining at home Mrs. Jake O.

Moxness will be hostess to a group of friends at her home 5501 Kesler tomorrow. Guests are invited to a dessert-bridge and those planning to attend are Mesdames B. Scott Miller. James L. Neel, Earl Hoagland.

William DeVries, Keith Scott, Bernt Balchen, Sally Iluestedane Ronny Bollincer. VAN NUYSAleeting Tuesday night at the Garden Wall cafe in Sherman Oaks, the Van Nuys Toastmasters Club vill present a program of four dynamic speakers. These will be Ernie Goff, Paul Davis, Delmer Wright and Ilugh Daugherty. Toastmaster for the evening Is Bill See. Bill Corey WI act as i table topics chairman, while Welter Ames will be master critic.

Club members are still talking about the meeting last Tuesday known as "Guest Night," i when one of the best programs of the year WRS held. Altar Society Card Party VAN NUYS St. Elizabeth's Church Altar Society will hold a public card party at the home of Mrs. Edward Dee, 6929 Vesper Thursday, at 12:30 p.m. Defense stamps will be given as prizes.

Assisting Mrs. Dee will be Mesdames I. W. Farrell, J. W.

Muetling and Paul J. Jones. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM 12134 Verdura Blvd. Open 11:00 A.M. to 5 P.M.

Evenings 7:00 to 9:00 Daily, except Sundays and Holidays. The Bible and all authorized Christian Science Literature may be read, hot-rowed or purchased. 1 SCIENCE 3: HEALTH with Key to the Scriptures by MARY BAKER EDDY Is the Original and Only Text Book on Christian Science tIIIEEEMMIIIIIIIIIMIEIEIIIIIII Her Parents TARZANAMrs. Herbert Lytt le arrived from Corpus Christie last week and will make her home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Miller, 5709 Calvin street, for the duration. Iler husband, Cpl. Lytt le of the United States Marines. left for the East. She is the former Sally Miller.

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ST5-0030 El USED TIRES RECAPPING USED TUBES TIRE AND TUBE REPAIRING GOODRICH DISTRIBUTOR 14407 SYLVAN ST 0 0 a 0 0 ROBERT O. HALL a 0 CI I i I Our house is literally littered with children! There are two of my own, of course, and Beth's two spend the days here while.she works. Than little Johnny Edmunson from down the street always has lunch with us, and sometimes spends the afternoon as well. And of course you have to count all their friends, who seem to be with us constantly! It's pretty much of a riot most of the time but its nice, too, for they have so much fun. I'm awfully glad that we bought stizh sturdy furniture from Roth's, for it gets hard tentmentl I'm glad, too, that we were able to get the attractive furniture Roth's always have, for the pretty surroundings mean a lot to younroters.

I hope our Johnny and Betty will always like home as well, and want to have their friends here and they will if Roth's and I have anything to say about it! PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT BOOKKEEPING SERVICES AUDITING SYSTEMS TAXES HSU FRIAR ST. Van Nuys STato $0681 11, A. News HAZELTINE Monthly card party of the Hazeltine avenue Parent Teacher AP sociation Will be held, Wednesday, at the Van Nuys playground, Vanowen street. and Tyrone avenue. The public is invited to attend.

Chairman for the party, Mrs. C. A. Brown Announces that a new plan will be in effect, namely games will start Rt 1 p.m. and refreshments will not be served.

Classroom demonstration was given by the pupils of Mrs. Lily Griffin at the Association meeting last week and Mrs. Thomas Clark, program chairman, istroditeed the speaker, Mrs. Frances Wilder, of the KNX Broadcasting station. VAN NUYS ELEMENTARY On January 21 at 1:30 p.m.

a Cub Scout meeting for parents and children will he held In the! Van Nuys Elementary School according to Mrs. Del-'mar Wright, American Youth 4111111111111 of the Van Nuys Eli, Parent-Teacher AssociaI ion. lA special feature will be the ap- pearance of the famous white collie dog, Cactus. The meeting is Mien in the pub. lie.

11AVVEN111111ST Ntrc George Keep, president of the ilayveniturst Parent-Teachers Association, conducted the January meeting ittht week in the kinder-gotten room. I flirt Scout Troop No. 259 an oinittal Sidi, Miss Marguerlie Twinent, missionary and former Girl Scout leader in China. spoke of her Pt(PP1'1411(T11 as scout leader. She spent five 1110W hs In a concentration chill end organized a troop of scouts in camp ktIOWO tot An "Intertintional Scout as the girls V.

fa every nationality. thedesses ss'ere room Piewintim'. It ort Haines and 10. II Hilton untie' u)ip stirection of the riorortmin. Mrs.

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