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Oakland Tribunei
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MAY 6, 1930 16 DafelanD Crioune TUESDAY EVENING CHURCH CLUB OAKLAND fill THE FILIPIIIO Talkie Victim BERNICE CLAIRE, film itar and former Oakland girl, who collapsed in Hollywood from strain of talking moving picture Sings in Peasant Play THELMA ARNDT DELP, oprano, at he appear in the (itle role of the operetta, "Vineyard Maiden," to be presented next Saturday evening in Jenny Lind hall by Oakland Damenchor, the local German women ijnging society." The operetta will be followed by a ball. RTAN STAR BREAKS 0 EBTE II Pastor, Wife Plan European Journey MONTEREY, May 6. Rev. M. Cutting, accompanied by Mrs, Cutting, will leave Monterey penin sula this week for San route to Europe, where they plan to remain at least a year enjoying a well earned vacation.

Dr. Cutting, who has been in charge of St. John's Episcopal chapel at Del Monte for more than ten years, has been ordered to take a complete rest and it is for this reason that the European trip is being Funeral Is Held for San Leandro Woman SAN LEANDRO, May 6. Interment and final rites were held at Merced yesterday for Mrs. Julia E.

Serjeant, 62, of San Leandro, who died In Oakland last Services were held in Oakland Sunday under the direction of the Women' Benefit association. Surviving are her husband, James W. Serjeant; three slaters, Mrs. R. W.

Mitchell, Mrs. A. K. Elliot, Mrs. Laura Wade, and two brothers, Frank and Bert Chappell.

SAN LEANDRO, May "Aunt Tl BIIU5 JJ.JAJ J. XI. i Lucia," a collegiate farce comedy, will be featured tonight at San Leandro high school in a benefit program to be given by the Worn taken. Trio Believed Responsible for More Than Score of en's club of the Firq Presbyterian Bernice Claire Jahnigen Has Nervous Collapse, and Influenza Feared. church.

Numbers by the Rptary club Glee, the Klwanls Flappers Eastbay Robberies and a high school dancing chorus Parker Idea in Dentistry Is to Serve Whole Public By DR. PAINLESS PARKER Founder of th E. R. PARKER SYSTEM Bernice Claire Jahnigen, former Oakland high school girl, now a 1 4, I i Believed by Oakland police to be responsible for' more than core of Eastbay burglartei (nted during- the laet two month, three Filipino youth are under ar- -t here today. They were arreeted after police nipiiiM hail watched the Dawn- are included In the entertainment.

Those who will take part in the play are: Herbert "Bud" DeCou, Lester Sterner, Watt Bruner, Rev. H. F. Doran, Dorothea Brown, iDr. M.

8. Bush, Edwin Duck, Mayor J. W. DeGou, Mrs. H.

F. Judson, Ruth Lucille McPar-land, Louise Flewelling, Jack Bill, Al Wagner, -Gordon Montfort, Del-bert McFadden. Participating in the Klwanls skit R. W. Heillg, L.

S. Pratt, J. R. Sutton, F. J.

Wuepper, Dr. A. W. Th Parker Idea I to spread Information everywhere about the Importance of good teeth, because good to Improve the lot of th dentist himself, that 3 can make a bet. ter living than when he worked movie star, known to the stage and screen as Bernice Claire, wa suffering a physical and nervous collapse today at her Hollywood home, according "to dispatches received hero.

The condition of the Oakland actress, whose meteoric rise to stardom has seen her featured in "No, No, Nanette" and "The Desert Song," was described as serious by ber physician. op district for two week for of them. They are: Nad las fywj '-J to take the fear of pairt out of dentistry and giv full it. St. Paul hotel.

Ban teeth stand for good health: to make everything In dentistry perfectly plain to the people; to render to th great, masses, at a modtrat price, mcl.eo. a. domestic; Joe Pantal i satisfaction to patients; tt. IIS Oak street, a cook; to put good dentistry IS i.t i Vincent Tentosagko, alias Wll- within the financial reach of Sweasney. C.

R. Moore, Lloyd Stag-ner, R. E. Nelklrk, A. J.

Moeller, A. C. Jensen, N. Hyrup-, Geo. F.

MIno. William' Swift, H. Bron- vi r.i th same class of dental Flore. 2, a cnaurreur. Tentosagko I on probation In Anireles on a rrand theft Fear was expressed that her steln, R.

W. Gredel, A. M. Carden, work that only th few could afford In th past; Illness may develop into Influenza. rrn aeeordlnr to police.

The strain of talking moving; pic to practice dentistry ac were arreeted by Police There are 31 dental office) In the United State and Canada operated by dentists using th Parker System. If you think th foregoing) Ideale are worthy, why not A. Esteves, E. O. Roche, M.

E. Phinney, Dr.VV. H. Langdon, H. Hlnk, J.

H. Begier, C. B. Fisher, R. M.

Banta, Dr. L. Michael, W.l ture making, and the heat generated by etudio lights illuminating cording to a 8ystm such a 25 xpector Clyde Crowell and John jeton. They are; believed to be -ponslble for a list of burglar! her set, were blamed for her col Is used In banks and other successful business institu O. Davie, Trumbull, E.

W. lapse. Weiler, Dr. P. A.

Rooney and W. A. Richmond. fine began her career as a mem 1 benefit yourself by visiting a dentist using thi System? Examination of your mouth and estimate of cost of needed work I The dancing chorus Includes: ber of The TRIBUNE Juveniles, later studied dramatics at the Oak tions; to conduct, th dental business on a large scale, because that Is the only way the cost of good dentistry can be cut down; Helen Newman, Harriet Rose, Dor land High school, and appeared in othea Nelson, Garnetta LeMes- always free of charge. yvR, student musical comedy tlons there.

Additional study fol lilch inciuae me roDDery oi mi ome of Ted ltt Bay ace, when clothing and Jewelry orth $160 was taken; the theft clothing, valued at $66, from Mendsonc, a roomer at 622 roadway, and the burglary of the me of H. P. Hennlngsen, 805 adlaon street when clothing val- 1 at was taken. Tentosagko said alio to have on employed at the home of urler, Viola Stevenson, Thelma Av-Ignone, Alma Van Dyke, Louise It lowed, and In 1927 she made her first appearance In Kelth-Albee AM vaudeville, and had the distinction Turner, Jania Webster, Eileen Watson, Anona Edwards, Beatrice Dur-ando, DIema Whltcomb, Gay Williams, Dorothy Miller, Eva Hoezel, Ellen ToIIes, Phyllis Jasper, Dor Dr. S.

R. Jacobs, Dentist Using R. PARKER SYSTEM 1128 Broadway, Corner Twelfth of "stopping the show" at the Pal ace in New Tork on her debut. Then came "The Desert Bong" and s. A.

J. Ruseell. 641 Mandana othy Conner, Helen Plnney. now the talkies. valubi worth $60.

Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Jahnlgan, of (29 Trestle Glen road have gone to Hollywood to be at 500.000 FOR ANIMALS her bedside during her Illness.

LONDON. The will of Mrs. rah Martha Grove -Grady, a dow. gives nearly $600,000 to FISHERMAN FINED NEWMAN, May t. Kanlxatlons that care lor animal.

Oakland Damenchor to Present Operetta; Ball salmon cost O. E. Lebaron of Delhi sou. He had been tinea that amount today by Judge J. D.

Black- TSk tS well, after entering a guilty plea. Lebaron wac arrested by R. A. HI Tlnnln, deputy gam warden. duct the orchestra In this presenta The three-act operetta "Winter Ileeel" or "Vineyard Maiden," wlH tion.

The setting of the -production is a small village on the Rhine, in the be presented for the fourth time by the Oakland Damenohor, the vineyard country. characters IP IP Prices Effective Tuesday and Wednesday, May 6th and 7th will appear In peasant costumes. local German women's singing society, Saturday evening. The forthcoming presentation will be In Jenny Lind hall, 2221 Telegraph Eugene Drolllnger Is the dramatic director, and Kathertne Ebinger Is in of the dan 2 clng. Thelma Arndt Delp, soprano will appear as in previous presentations, in the title role.

Other wJ yistaDutea nice Banner Brand trawfoerrieS ttdtL Safeway Stores are headquarter! for Strawberries. (Limit 6 baskets). members of the cast are Auguste Kuhn, Theodore Zahn, Katherlne Ebinger, Eugene Drolllnger, Paul Mtckela, Teresa Ebinger, Charles avenue. The Damenchor will be assisted, as on previous occasions, by members of the Freundschaft IJeder-rrantz, the German men's singing society of Francisco. Arthur Luis, well known in German musical circles, -and on of the two musical director for the coming Baengerfest to be held in Ban Francisco in August, will con- Ehrhardt and Frit Wurzbach.

Perishable At the conclusion of the operetta a ball will be held. The dancing I scheduled to begin at 10 clock for mt Am resi food Ml EN PLAN BOOSTERS GET 1 I S3-i! Waldorf Paper A soft, absorbent, safe toilet tissue. (Limit 5 Rolls) Foniana Macaroni and Spaghetti Noodles, Alphabets, Salad Macaroni, etc. (Limit 4 Pkgs.) FREE BANQUET Shredded Wheat 12 large biscuits, 12 full ounces' at this lowest price. (Limit 2 Pkgs.) Lge.

package A UIUIULII ULUU KY, Sprato "Oo Iticrnrrc KEWMAN, May Spurted by the succee of their recent flower STOCKTON, May Members of the losing Sacramento chamber of commerce membership team were hosts to the winning Stockton how, member of the Newman Woman's Improvement club plan Lge. roll team last night at a banquet hare, ned today to organize a garden club which will hold show aeveral 4 packages 1 Th Sacramento delegation of time a year. more than 25 made th trip her In "a special car. More than 400 entries ware re ceived at the recent flower display, the biggest yet held on the west I 'RES HI Freihf Freib! IJfc "freia bread," "rwenty-four-touregf "this morning'! milk." ChM ft Sanborn' Coffee is handled txacdf Ilka feriihabl frtth food. Ctvice a Th daily delivery syitam of Standard Brands Inc, which IsodellvcrifrubFIeiKhmano's Yesst, distributes Qmm San-bora's Coffe twic a week in dated can frh from lbs routing ovens PRATT'S side.

Suggestion that a garden elub be fortned was mad by Mr. Heading the Sacramento delegation wa President Carl Lamus, Gerald Johnson, president of the campaign committee; Attorney Fontaine Johnson, who Issued the Saoramento challenge; and Secretary-Manager A. B. Dudley. Local luminaries Included President H.

K. Griffin, Curtis Robbing, membership campaign secretary; Attorney Warren Atherton, who la- SONG RESTORER S. Woten, chairman of the show committee. Details of the organ! cation have been left with her, The 60 member of the Improve ment club have voted to adopt th SPRATTS PATENT LTD. San Francisco, CaL Individual saving bank method a sued the Stockton challenge; and Secretary-Manager A.

N. a mean of raising a sum for th foundation fund. A penny a day will be deposited in specal olub saving bank In home of ln-dl vldual member, and they will opened on Founder' day, Ull. Of Italian and Summer Squash, lOlillCl sweet and tender Fresh Squash the sums deposited, 11.21 will go from each bank to th general fed oration, and a similar sum to th state federation. The balance will remain in the treasury ofjh local organization.

Merced Women to direct to your Give Big Card Party MERCED, May t. Dally re rocer. quest for reservations for th card party to be given at the Merced Women' clubhouse next Saturday are being received by Mrs. Harry VVIet, chairman of the Blgna di Dairyland The new richer fresh milk; 4 butter fat. Double capped for' parity.

Single Qt vision of the club. The affair will Pancrust Shortening an exceptional Co-coanut Cake Recipe and Odorless Cooked Cabbage Recipe free. 1 -lb. Can Certo the modern, easy method of making delicious jams and jellie3 with two minutes boiling- (Limit 2 hollies) Bottle Safeway Butter Fancy fresh churned sweet ream butter in J4pound individual tubes packed in Mb. carton.

Pound close a series of annual card par ties presided over by earn of the Your grocer keeps only enough la stock to Use until the next delivery. If a can remains in his store more than tea dart, it Is collected and replaced by fresh one. Iresh from the eluht sections of the club. Member of the Slrna division who are in charge of thm week's af fair are Mrs. Wiet, Mrs.

Maud Weldler, Mr. George Volght, Mrs Zenla Wade. Mr. W. D.

Wagner. Mrs. A. Warren. Mrs.

Leroy Watklns. Mrs. Chester Welsh, Mr. ousting ovens F. E.

Wenham. Mrs. George Wenham, Mrs. D. P.

Wheeler. Mrs. I William L. White, Mrs. Edward Wllflt.

Mrs. W. L. Winston, Mrs M. D.

Wood. Mr. C. H. Wright.

Mrs. F. A. Yokum. Mrs.

M. B. Chase Sanborn's is the only coffee with the supreme advantage of freo-from-tbe-roaer distribution. It come to you at the very peak of it fin flavor. Pungent, aromatic, delicious! Young.

Mr. D. W. Zlrkor and Mrc. 23c 2-lb.

Can 42c Taking A Hill on High It takes lots of power and a good start to climb a hill without shifting gears: Get a good start for the hills of the day's work by eating a breakfast of Shredded Wheat and milk. There is a quick "get-away" in this delicious, whole wheat food. No need iot shift- "ing gears in the middle of the hill-just go right on up with increased energy and power. And Shredded Wheat is in such a delicious, easily digestible form. Jen DfZlrker.

3 Per Qt 1.1c Little Theater Play 5 1 Shows Big Success TRACY. May 6. The Dlav "The raurv, given oy tne JLlttle theater ot th larcy high school Friday and Baturday evening was a huge success. Given under the direction Villi or Mr. K.

A. Baumgardner. instructor of dramatic In the school, In Our Markets th performances drew larre crowd on both evenings. Part of the proceeils will be given to the Commercial club to help finance the annual typing contest at the strength Youll oarer know the flavor of ich, full-strength, fresh coffee until you taste Chase ft Sao- nia-n cnooi to staged this month. Th cast for th Dlav rmi.tH nf Thelma Tschlerschky, Inez Butler, Norene Preeeey, Dnrothv Mumhv Mildred Anderson, Genevieve, Herman.

Edward Gilbert. Rnhart v.i. bora s. Get can from your gro- cer today. son, jatne iiyan.

Noel Hrha.rr.r Lb.30c Lb. 1 5c Lb. 25c Lb. 34 Large Loin and Rib chops of Spring Lamb Excellent for ragout, boiling, etc. Tender Shoulder Steaks from young corn-ed pork Sirloin and Tenderloin Steaks of Prime Steer beef.

Lamb Chops Breast of Lamb Pork Steaks BeefSteaks and Roger Dufly. Moving of Parking Stgns Suggested RICHMOND. May In a let iook rot TH! DATI ter to the city council, which met last night. J. T.

Nsrbett. chairman EAT Silli ill I of the community veterans com. mltte of the American Legion. ON TOT CAN to suggested that parking signs moved closer to th corners of the streets. Narbett explained WITH ALL THE BRAN that the signs were so far from rth corners that th parking spare OF THE WHOLE WHEAT I was considerably shortened.

The matter wa referred to th street DATED committee for Investigation. I.

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