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PAGE POUR UIOAH DAILY JOURNAL, UKIAH, CALIB'ORNIA: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1955 Mendocino County's omen JOYCE BARKLEY. Women's Editor Ukidh Grange Gives Third and Fourth Degrees to 31 The Uklnh Grange hnll was filled to capacity when members of the Grange hold their annual harvest feast recently. Preceding the meeting in which new members were given the third and fourth degrees of the group, a turkey dinner with nil the trimmings was served. Tables were attractively decorated in a harvest theme. Given the dogices were 25 members from Ukiah and si.x from Little Lake Grange in Willits.

Those receiving the honors from Uklnh were Ollilic Tann, Mr. and Mrs. Chamber, Mr. and Mrs. Howard McGuffin, Mr.

and Mrs. Rebekahs Observe Past Noble Grancls Night at Meeting Cornelln Rebokah No. Independent Order of Odd conducted past noble grands night, Monday when it met In the lOOF hall. Louella Hull, noble grand, presided at the session that honor qd Opal Burke, Evelyn Bickford, Irene Hamilton, Myrtle Oakley, Pearl Willhelm, Neltle Tolman, Frank Tolman, Chester Hnhn and Earl Biksen. It was reported the group's second oldest noble grand, Mrs.

Cecille Lobrce, died In San Francisco November 5. Death also took Walter David, a past presiding officer, it was said. It was announced Gertrude Nance and Kyra Edwards attended the installation of the Theta Rho club at Boonville. Two members were reported Simpson In the Santa Rosa Memorial hospital and Myrtle Sisk in the Ukiah Genrai hospital. Jean Lopez of the Lagunltas Lodge of Willits was a guest during the meeting.

Rachel Byers, youthful Ukiah Hawaiian dancer, entertained the members with four dance selections. Refreshments were served by Mary Smith, Kay Nbrgard, Lois McCabc and Mildred Ivey. Reginald Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Robert King, Dr.

and Mrs. Floyd Turpen, Mr. and Mrs. Ross May field, Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Lyon, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Munson, Mr.

and Mrs. Claude Johns, Dorothy Ottoson, Patricia Wil.son, Mary Rupe, Mary Engler, Henry Underwood and Nadino Stutsman. The" Grange drill team performed during the ceremony and will perform again December 10 in Potter Valley when the Grange there con ducts degree work, it was an nounced. During the meeting Bee Gilgen, master here, reported on the recent state Grange convention held in Sacramento, which she attended as a delegate from Ukiah. The group also voted to support the United Christmas Effort by contributing $50 to it and by donating the proceeds from the silver march of to the area Yule project Members were also urged to observe December 1 as Safe Liriv ing Day.

Pauline Ewers, chairman, said the stage curtain project was under way. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pittman and women of the Home Economics Club were in charge of the feast nAKICS TO the name or the iMioth that members ii( jMiiry Martliu Circle will preside nvi-r Friday during the Women's of ClirlHtlan Service liazanr, Clirlsfmns Tree Lniie, Till! circle met ut the home of Mrs, Byron Itishop, Plum drive, lo sew on little gaments for their Imotli, They will be dainty frocUs for little girls, hlaiiketN, rompers and all kinds of clothes that make for the well dressed siiinll fry. Seated (left to right) are Mrs.

James Little, Mrs. James Brooks, Ilersehel Ford, Mrs. Stirke, Mrs. Stiiurt 'Drnnt, Mrs. Arden GIlMon, Mrs, nislicp, SFrs.

John Morris. Seated on the rioor are Sirs. Ben Baskin (left) and Mrs. Clalr Holiday. JOURNAL photo by Barkley Methodist Christmas Tree Lane Bazaar December 2 Ukiah Invited to Fabric Show Soroptimists International of Ukiah have been invited to attend a miracle fabric show to be presented in the Pioneer company store Wednesday at 8 p.m.

The event is sponsored by the Monsanto Chemical company. Jules Legiers Visit Mother Over Holiday Mr. and Mrs. Jules Legier of Areata spent the Thanksgiving day holiday with Mrs. Legior's mother, Mrs.

Amelia Pacini, 824 Cypress avenue, and family. At Areata Mr. Legier is enrolled at Humboldt State College while his wife Betty Is employed with the Owen Accounting Firm. Roberta Meredith Wed at Informa Church Ceremony Roberta Meredith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Roberta Meredith, 318 Jones street, and Bill Coston were married Sunday at a 5 p.m. ceremony in the First Presbyterian Church of Ukiah. Performing the Informal riles was the Rev. Robert C. Groves, pastor of the church.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. For the occasion she wore pale blue afternoon dress acceijted with white accessories and an orchid corsage. The matron of honor was the bride's twin sister, Mrs. Fred Willis, Healdsburg. Her dress was a green figured nylon afternoon outfit, complimented with white accessories.

The best man for the benedict was Roger Howard. Mrs. Meredith selected a Navy two-piece dress with Navy accessories. She wore a white carnation corsage as did the benedict's mother. She also chose to wear a Navy suit with pink accessories.

The couple is now at homo at the Rapp Apartments on Alice street. The nowlyweds are planning a honeymoon this week. The now Mrs. Coston attended Ukiah high school hero. Her husband was graduated by the high school here in 1953 and is employed at Masonite.

He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cor.lon, 741 South Oak street. Christmas Tree Lane, annual bazaar of the Woman's SoQiely of Christian Service of the Methodist church, will be conducted from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday.

December 2 in the social rooms of the church. Rooms and hails of the church will be decorated in gay holiday colors to carry out the theme of the bazaar. Along the lane visitors will find gifts for pre-school children over which Mary Martha circle of the WSCS will The booth will bo known as Babes lo Toddlers. The room of Grace Circle will look like Santa's workshop with the many delightful toys on display. The next stop along the lane will be the Alpha and Doors Circles.

Members of Alpha circle will display lovely aprons and dishlowols and in their other booth will be an assortment of fancywork. Doers Circle will have a garden nook for those interested in garden equipment. In their novelty lioolh they are planning somellilng different this year. Shoppers will find many attractive iloms for Christmas gifts and for the, of the things on sale will be planters, TV trnys, ornaments, flower arrangements. Another booth that should bo of interest is the Candy Kitchen.

Here delicious candies made l)y men of the Mary Martha Circle will bo offered. Across tlie lane will lie found the Pantry Shelf, full of all kinds of good things lo oat. Pa- U'ons will want lo take home some of the deleclabio goodies lo treat their families to a change from the regular menu. Comes time lo oat, the luncheon room will be especially inviting. Tables will be decorated in holiday motif and the delicious food will be served by members of Grace Circle.

There will be a variety of foods from which to choose. To add to the festive air of Christmas Tree Lane will be Yule carols played throughout the day. To climax the day's shopping excursion will be a short program at 8 p.m. lo bo given in the social hall of the church. Tlio entertainment will be called Christmas Around the World.

Refreshments will be served to those wanting them. Chairmen in charge of the all-day event are Mrs. Earl Pyzer and Mrs. Imogeno Johnston, bazaar chairmen; Mrs. M.E.

McDonald, advertising; Mrs. Johnston, luncheon; Mrs. Pyzer, evening program; Mrs. Rodney Palmer, Alpha Circle Iwoths; Mrs. Walter Lommorz, Doers Circle booth; Mrs.

Norman Krukc, Esther Circle; Mrs. Stuart Draut, Mary Martha Circle; Mrs. Robert Archibald, Grace Circle. Methodist Grace Circle Ready With Toy Booth Grace Circle of the Methodist church has completed plans for its Toyland booth at the bazaar of the Woman's Society of Christian Service of the church. Final preparations were made when the circle met at the home of Mrs.

Frank Johnson, last week. During the meeting Mrs. W. A German spoke on the Pomo Indi ans, relating stories she had heard from a rnnciieria resident, and rend portions of a book written by her grandfather on early Indian life in the Ukiah area. Devotions were led by Mrs.

Birdie Becker on the Thanksgiving theme. Hostesses, in addition to Mrs. Johnson, were Mrs. Albert Green and Mrs. Harold Hoover.

to Some 50 voices from the choirs pt the Methodist and First Christian Churches will present a Christmas program December 18 at 7:30 p.m. In the Methodist church. During the candlelight program there will be selections of men's and women's choruses, complete choir numbers, and parts from Handel's Messiah ns well as Bach Chorales. Some of the pieces will also bo accompanied by a small string orchestra, it has been announced. Choir directors are Dunne Thompson, Methodist, and Allan Toedter.

First Christian. Ukiahans who would like to participate in the singing have been asked to notify the directors. The Christian church choir meets each Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. In the social hall of the church, while the Methodist group practices Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. In the church choir loft.

UKIAH VILLAGE NOTES By "THE HO 2-7354 Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hillary gave a 'Thanksgiving dinner in their home on Poulos Court for Mis. W. M.

Dwksen and her daughter, Elizabeth. Mrs. Derksen is the mother of Mrs. Hillary. Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph J. Hunt and their children of Poulos Court spent Thanksgiving in Novalo, where tliey were the dinner guests of Mr. Hunts' sister, Mrs. George Whitton and family.

Also present was Mrs. Felicity Hunt, Mr. Hunt's mother. the guests wore Mrs. Ford's grand- inolher, Mrs.

Grace Whlteaker; Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Bates and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Woyne Fowler of Healsburg; Mr.

and Mis. A. D. Whiteuker and family of Valley; Mr. and Neil Raglan of Willits; Mr.

and Paul Smallcy of West Sacramento, and Mr. andd Mrs. Roger Pfeil and son, Roger, of Uklnh. There were 29 present. Mr.

and Mrs, Thomas Horsloy have a visitor from Los Angeles in their homo on Poulos Court. She is Mrs. Miriam Bates, who is the mother of Mrs. Horsley. Mrs.

Bales is recuperating from a serious automobile accident and will re main with her daughter until completely recovered. irst Daughter Joins ay Musgrove Family It's a daughter, the first, for the Ray Musgrovcs of Ukiah. Tlie baby was born Fi'idny at 3 a.m. in the Ukinli General Hospital and has been named Marleno Adelo. The oungsler woighetl five jjounds twelve ounces.

When she arrives home she will be greeted by brothers Thomas, 3, and Clayton, Her grandparonls, and Mrs. C. Musgrove and and Mrs. Sidney Finch, live in St. Hcleria.

Things to do This Attend the "FAMILY FUN FAIR" of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Thursday, December 1. Don't Miss the ANNUAL BAZAAR AND LUNCHEON of the Women's Society of The Methodist Church, Friday, Dec. 2. Drop in at the DRUID CIRCLE BAZAAR, Friday and Saturday, December 2, 3.

IB A IK 'OH tOl.MiV BANK WITH US UKIAH HOPLAND GROW WIIH US Holiday, Birthday, Crowd Their Day Thanksgiving day was also the birtlidays of Leiand and Joanne Miller, children of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Malson, Road A. Redwood Valley.

Lehmd his 17lh natal day anniversary while his sister celebrated her 13lh. Gathered around the festive, holiday table in addition to the blrtii day celebrants wore Ihoir parents, brother and their grandmother, Mrs. Ruth LeRoy of Ukiah Christmas Dinner At House of Garner Members of the Eagles Auxiliary No. 319, will eat their annual Christ mas dinner at liio House of Garner December 1 iiiis year. Following the meal they will moot at the Ukiah Grange hall for their meet ing.

mm FURHITURr Desks Safes Filing Cabinets Lamps Plus 4 A Cumploto Line Office Supplies and Equipment Vot Your DustnoBS Needs Agent for Iloyul Tyiiowrlters Sales Service Rentals EMPIRE OFFICE EQUIPMENT Ktrmll and Eilt ZOS North State. Fh. DO t-UOi Ukiahans Receive Word From Former Resident The B. A. Cobcrs, 427 West Church street, have received word from Mrs.

Mary Cunningham, Ukiahan who has been living overseas for some years. Mrs. Cunningham has twin daughters who live in Europe. She is the sister of Judge Halo McCowen, a Superior Court judge here. She had covered some 3500 miles from North Wales to and was planning to leave the following day for Tangiers, Spanish Morocco in Africa, sjio wrote.

She said she iiad "many inloresling and unusual experiences," and signed the card "greetings and best wishes, Affeclionalcly, Mary Cunningliam." A rest between wearings adds to the life of foundation garments. A good rule to follow is, "one to wear, one to wash and one to spare." Redwood Valley PTA Plans Christmas Event Redwood Valley parents and teachers were treated to a social studies classroom demonstration by eighth grade students when the Redwood Valley Parent Teacher association met last Friday night for its Novemt)er meeting. A classroom setting was accomplished with the arrangement of the students' desks In a typical classroom unit within the auditorium, with the teacher, Mrs. Patricia Bollinger, presiding at her desk. The children entered gaily into the spirit of the class procedure as did the teacher with good natured horseplay relating to gum paper airplanes and other distractions.

Despite these interludes, the topic under discussion was parliamentary procedure, developed interest for student and audience alike, as the class moved through the routine of a class election after review of historical beginnings in early day English parliament procedures. Plans were outlined during the business meeting for the Christmas festivities at the school, and the annual gift to the children from the PTA unit. The December Christmas program for the unit will feature a presentation of the musical version of Dickens' Christmas Carol, in which more than 60 children will participate under direction of Briar McNeill, school music head. The Christmas presentation will be a featured two evenings, December IG and 17 in order so that all parents and unit members may attend. Mrs.

John Johnson, president' of the unit, presided at the session, at the conclusion of which refreshments were served by first grade mothers. Mrs. Thomas Horsley was given a surprise birthday party recently at her home, 107 Poulos Court, by a group of friends and neighbor.s. Everyone brought a gift for- her Refreshments of cake, coffee and ice cream were enjoyed by all those present. Those gathered for the happy occasion wore: Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. John Whitney, Mr. and Mrst.

Larry Brown, Mr find Mrs. Al Cameron, Mrs. Alva Payne and Mrs. Donald Brown. TRY A JOUUNAL WANT AD Alpha Circle is Ready For Arinual Bazaar Membei's of the Alpha Circle of the Methodist Church are all set for the annual bazaar of the Woman's of Christian Service lo bo held Friday, December 2, at the church.

The women will conduct booths of fancywork and kitchen items. Final plans were completed at a meeting held at the homo of Mrs. J. H. Hansen, 526 South Oak street, earlier this week.

Hostesses wore Mrs. Gertrude Stridor, Mrs. Alberta Williams and Mrs. Winnie Stark. Mrs.

Charles Evans led the devotions. Chairman of the circle is Mr.s. Carl Hinds. FUDGE JUDGE Leonard Hail, Republican National Committee chairman, registering delight as he samples fudge made from a recipe of Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower.

Serving is Hope Ridings Miller, a Washington writer, at a party given in the capital by the Women's National Press Club, Hand shown taking fudge belongs to an unidentified woman. Introducinff Mr. Darrell Main StyTisI To Ukiah's Already Competent Staff ol Hair Designers "BY SIMICIAL DLIRINC. Till- SliASON" ARTISTIC The Tom Garrisons of 110 Poulos Court gave a dinner on Thanksgiving day for Mr. Garrison's brother and his wife, Mr.

and Mrs Clcon Garrison from Geyserville Mr. and Mrs. Presley McCutcheon Mrs. McCutcheon is Mr. Garrisons sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Bill Clary of North Bush street and Mr. and Mrs. S.

Ford of the Village were co-hosts at a large Thanksgiving dinner party at the Clary home. Among Mr. and Mrs. William L. Fletch', 116 Poulos Court, were among those present al a Thanksgiving dinner party given at the home of Mr.

and'Mrs. J. W. Jones in Ukiah last Thursday. Among those present wore and Mrs.

Wayne Jones and Mrs. Larry Jones of Newburg, Oregon. An evening of folk dancing and movie slides was enjoyed by the guests. Child Care Council Meets in El Rosario The council of executives of Child Care Institutions of Northern California met at El Rosario school Tuesday for It Novembei' luncheon-meeting. Institutions represented were Convent of the Good Shepherd, Homewood Terrace, Edgewood, all in San Francisco; Fred Finch Children's Home and Ming Eastfield, San Jose, and the lOOF Children's Home, Gilroy.

The girls' dining room at the school rhee was attractively decorated In the Thanksgiving motif. Ukiahans'Guests at Club in Pleasanton A group of Ukiahans were guests at the Castlewood Country Club at Pleasanton recently. In the group were Mr. and Mrs. Craig Bosworth, Mr.

and Mrs. George Parducci, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simoncini and Mr. and Mrs.

Horace Ivey, Jr. Spend Holiday Visiting in Healdsburg Mr. and Mrs. George Butler, La Cima ranch, Talmage, and Mrs. lone Kneoland, Mrr.

Butler's mother, spent Thanksgiving svith Mrs. Margaret Woathorby in Healdsburg. Mrs. Wealhorby and Mrs. Butler are sisters.

Mrs. Knecland remained to spend the weekend with her daughter. The Butlers returned Friday to greet his oldest broliior and family who arriveod hero for a visit. Robert Sandelins Hosts On Thanksgiving Day Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Sandolin, Low Gap Road, wore hosts Tlianks- giving day to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waller Sandolin, Dr. and Mrs. JosC Rea and Mi-s.

Marie Bartoloniio. Also present were the Sandeiin children, Roe, Wally and and the Kea youngsters, Dill, Jeff, and Sally. ISEST SKLLEKS (Compiled by Weekly) Fiction MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR Herman Wouk AUNTIE MAME-Patrick Dennis THE MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL Wilson SOMETinNG OF Ruark BONJOUR Saga 11 Non-FUtlon GIFT FROM THE SEA Anne Morrow Lindbergh THE, POWER OF THINKING Norman VincdW Pealo HOW TO LIVE 365 A YEAR A. Schindior THE FAMILY OF MAN-Edward Steicbon Millers Holiday Guests in Vallejo Mr. and Mrs.

L. Miller and daughters Linda and Stormy were holiday guests at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. Je.ss Miller of Vallejo. The two men are brothers.

S.D DAY CHECKS Too tired to drive fr forthcr? Then don't. Phyiically unfit drivers helped injure 1,250,000 perioni In troffic accldenti throughout the nation in 1954. N()vember Parent Teacher Association potluck supper al 6:30 p.m. at the school. Deceihlier Fun Fair by Churqh of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.

December bazaar and luncheon sponsored by Woman's Society of Cliristian Service of the Metliodist Church. December Druid Circle bazaar at Cecille Hotel, starting at 9:30 a.m. each day. December 3 Redwood Valley Home Economics Club card parly and bazaar in the Redwood Valley Grange hall. December County Council of United Church Women lo meet at 2 p.m.

in First Presbyterian Church. December Auxiliary and Aerie pre-Christmas dance at Ukiah Grange hall from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Docembcr food sale at 9 a.m. in front of the J.

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