The Chula Vista Star from Chula Vista, California • Page 3

THE CHULA VISTA STAR, CHULA VISTA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1980 Fred Holmes and Donald Niece won the two. prizes at the golf 11SMEE IDF NEWS HAPPENINGS IN CHULA VISTA The Hi-Y Society of the Sweetwater Union High School will sponsor a dance at the Woman's Clubhouse tomorrow evening, October 25. Mr. and Mrs. E.

F. Walter of San Diego have been here the past week with their daughter, Mrs. John Hofman and husband of 556 The Natchula Art Club wM meet this afternoon with Mrs. Earl Black at her home on Fourth Avenue. Mrs.

Ella Randall of San Diego spent a few days of last week here with her son, Bert Randall and family of 280 Landis Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rosvall are having their place cleared on Street and will start a large avo Phone Franklin 6591 for stenographic work. Laurelle Bailey, 801 First National San Diego.

ltp The SweeWrater Union High School football team will play Coronado this afternoon at Hud-, gins Field at Sweetwater. The boys beat Oceanside last Friday with a score of 14 to 7. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Warren of Ramona were dinner guests of Mr.

Warren's sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oakland and family of 517 Second Avenue last Friday even Mrs. E. W.

Sedweek of Los Angeles spent last week-end here as the house guest of Mrs. W. J. S. Brown and family of 54 Street Mrs.

Miriam Campbell has returned from a two months visit with her son, Harold Campbell and family at Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Chris DeBoyer and Mr. and Mrs.

E. Melville spent last week-end at the Gold Belt mines near Victorville. The L. B. Bridge Club will meet next Wednesday at the home of The Wednesday Bridge Club will meet next week at the home of Mrs.

E. W. Haines on St Charles Funk, oldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.

Funk, motored to Pasadena last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Spence of La Mesa were 1 guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Otto Rosvall of 222 Street last Sunday. Shirley Copeland of Pittsburg, is here visiting his cousin, Mrs. H. P. Snow and family of 361 Roosevelt Street.

Stenographic work evenings by appointment. Laurelle Bailey, First National Buildiir Diego. ltp Tom Mallory and Eric Raistrick motored to Fullerton last Saturday to attend the 20-30 Club convention and spent Sunday in Los Angeles. en you mr TSan R. Trook came from Escon- to spend last week-end here with his family on Street.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henderson have returned from a week's motor trip to Arizona. Robert Blankenburg spent part last week at Alpine with Mr. aid Mrs.

Edgar Schiller. Miss Pauline Winters has rented the Holtum house at 270 Del Mar Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shaw entertained Mrs.

Grace Wentworth their home at 540 Third Avenue last Sunday at dinner Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin La Scolla of San Diego are remodeling the house in the rear of An-delusia on Second Avenue, recently purchased by Mrs. La Scolla's japnts, Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Snei-oer of San Diego. Today the average Inter -city connection la made in less than 2 minutes ota in a tew sec-bads. It is nude while the calling person is at tht telephone. Southern California 3 i your you THERE'S your the And message voice Modern is fast, TELEPHONE intercity ing. La Mark Moosau and brother, Harold W.

Moosau, of Rowe, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry of 178 Minot Avenue and other friends last Friday. La Mark was a former resident of Chula Vista. Misses Jane and Kate Shook of 113 Second Avenue are, V- A 11 -u- fm norland uWe thv have been the past week attending grand chapter of the Eastern Star.

They made the trip by motor. Mrs. W. B. Ash of National Avenue, who met with an auto accident October 12, is Improving at her home and Mrs.

H. D. Burnett of 320 Street, who was in the same car is still at the Elwyn Sanitarium but gaining each day. The Girl Reserves of Chula Vista are entertaining the faculty of the high school tonight with a masquerade party at the Walter Sharp Packing house on Street. Miss Lorraine Sharp is general chairman of the affair, which promises to be a jolly one.

The ladies of the Neighbors of Woodcraft gave their monthly card party at the Woman's Clubhouse on Street Tuesday eve ning 21. Mrs. Myrtle Jones of National City was gen eral chairman. The regular bi-monthly meeting of the local Eastern Star chapter will be held next Monday evening, October 27, at the Masonic Hall on Street at 8 o'clock, after which a Hallowe'en party will be given, with Miss Roxana Flanders as general chairman. Mrs.

Charles Bashore, president of the local P. T. and Mis. Clarence Austin attended the monthly Sweetwater Council P. T.

A. potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. M. P. Moeser at 429 Second Street in National City last Friday, October 17.

Places were marked for 12 and the afternoon was spent in making plans for the cado orchard soon. If you have typing or notary work, phone Franklin 6591 for evening or day appointments. Laurelle Bailey, 801 First National Bank San Diego, ltp Herman Boench of National Avenue 1 has returned from Mur-ietta Hot Springs, where he has been enjoying the baths the last ten days. Mrs. D.

Porter and son Stanley of Long; Beach spent last guests of William Rogers and family of Del Mar Avenue. R. C. Johnson of Chicago, vice president of the Cudahy Packing Company, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs.

A. F. Bethge of 298 I Street last week. Mrs. W.

H. Farrell of 381 Street is returning Sunday from Oakland she has been the past week as a delegate to the Eastern Star grand chapter. Mrs. P. L.

Matthews of Roosevelt Street is motoring to San Pe dro this week-end to get her hus band, who will spend a few days here at their home. Mrs. B. W. Owen will entertain the Saint Rose Altar.

Society next Thursday afternoon, October 30, at 2 o'clock. Final plans will be made for their benefit card party and apron sale to be held at the Woman's Clubhouse on Saturday, November 15, to which the public will be invited. The following people of Chula Vista will leave by auto Saturday morning on the annual rose pilgrimage of the San Diego Rose Society, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lane, Mr.

and Mrs. J. J. Flint, Mrs. J.

W. Hicks, Misses Emily Glorieux and Tirzah Dinsadle. Their first stop will be at Doctor Mills in Santa Ana, who was the former president of the American Rose Society; next stop at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett in Los Angeles, where a barbecue luncheon will be served from, there to the Pasadena rose On Sunday they will visit tha rose festival at Puente and also at Montebello, returning Sunday night.

IT also get theANSWER nothing quite like voice for transmitting personality of your message! swift as your spoken speeds, a human answers you. inter-city service clear, dependable. D. Coddington at 225 Stn M. Bridge Club will be entertained next Thursday, October 30 at the home of Mrs.

A. L. Myers at La Jolla. Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Burns and children of Second Avenue spent part of last Sunday in the mountains at Lyons Valley. I Dklr an1 A ill 1 o. uouwtn auu uaugir ter Gladys entertained Miss Grace Hollingsworth of San Diego at dinner last Sunday at their home at 560 Street IS El I "AS YOU LIKE IT" i Modern Methods and Machinery 1 Agents for I PETERS I 1 SHOES 1 S3 I For the Family Moderately Priced I I SHOE SHOP Chula Vista, Calif. iiiuiiun Trh vn AM Mrs. REPAIRING Iff I A a 4hl IMIIUUGrg Glover Avenut.

Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McMurray, who have been here the past month with Mr.

McMurray's sister, Elizabeth Large, on Madison Avenue, left last Sunday for Cincinnati, Ohio, called unexpectedly. James L. Eychaner, who has been at Paradise Valley Sanitarium for two weeks, was brought to his home here at 333 Street last Sunday and is improving rapidly now. Miss Margaret Davies, who teaches at Ontario, spent last week-end here with her mother Mrs. Jessie G.

Davws'swd .1 1 I ner sisiers, jjuruuiy aiiu ican, vi the Ratcliffe Apartments- Mr Mrs. Jack King and children, Margaret Jane and Jack, Jr. last Sunday in the mountains with dinner at Ramona and a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Emery at Santa Ysabel.

Mr. and Mrs. William Menzel and son Spencer and daughter Fern of Sixth Avenue, spent last week-end at San Fernando with their daughter and! sister, Mrs. F. Smith and husband.

Mrs. Mary Sharp enjoyed the following house guests from last Friday to Tuesday at her home her sisters, Dr. C. Yerkes of Whit-tier, Miriam and Prudence Fad-dis of Los Angeles, and a friend, Miss Warren of Cincinnati, Ohio. Mrs.

Otto Rosvall of 222 St. attended a luncheon of special appointment last Thursday, October 16, for the Holland Club at the Thaunom Tea Rooms at 24th and Broadway in San Diego. Places were found for fourteen. Mrs. David Rice and Mrs.

Otto Rosvall attended a bridge luncheon in San Diego last Saturday at the nome of Josephine E. Clark at 3612 Hancroft Street, given for the 1929 Eastern Star matrons of the county and their deputies. Fifteen ladies were present Mr. and Mrs. Will Huber of Lorain, Ohio, and sister, Mrs.

Anna Yume of Cleveland, Ohio, arrived here last Friday by auto to spend the winter. Mrs. Hu ber is a niece of Mrs. R. J.

Whar ton. They were here last winter also and are now located on Oyp ress Street. Store NOTHING OVER fr vs i I I uli tournament last Saturday evening at the Chiquita Country Club. i Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph H. Smailes of Glendale were here a few days of last week attending to business interests. 1 Walter Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wood of I Street, was a guest of Charles Kerch at Paradise Valley last week-end.

C. L. Jackson was discharged from the General Hospital in San Diego last Wednesday and is now home with his family on Alma St. Mrs. W.

A. Finley of 191 Cypress Street is improving from her recent illness and is able to take short rides now. Miss Dorothy Davies, daughter of Mrs. Jessie G. Davies, spent last week in Imperial Valley with friends.

Mr Mrs, G. H. Rife will entertain the members of the Em-anon Bridge Club tomorrow night at their home on Del Mar Avenue. G. Cox.

last Friday afternoon to witness the football game between San Diego State College and Occidental College. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Campbell of Smailes Park had a large turkey stolen last week.

This bird was being saved for Thanksgiving dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Austin of 632 Second Avenue are at La Faria, Texas, visiting their youngest son( Charley Austin and wile.

Ihey motored there and were unharmed in the recent tornado. Mrs. Will Richards left Sunday morning by boat for Oakland to attend the session of grand chapter of the Eastern Star, which con venes there Irom October 20 to 24, inclusive. J. Warren Hubbard of the Hubbard and Porter Funeral Parlors, left Tuesday for New Brunswick, New Jersey, where he has been called by the serious illness of his father.

Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Thompson had as their guests last week-end Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Hrust and children Betty June and Verlin of Midway City. They returned home on Monday.

George Baeder, sort of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Baeder of Second Avenue, who has been very sick at the Paradise Valley Sanitarium in National City, was brought home last Wednesday and is getting along very nicely.

Robert V. Stanier of National Avenue, Chula Vista and Richard O'Connell of Palm City, left Tuesday for a motor trip to Vancouver, B. C. and other points of interest. Robert is an employee of the Union Ice Company on the Chula Vista delivery and has not had a vacation for three years.

Fifteen ladies of the Baptist Church gave a double stork shower party last Wednesday afternoon, October 15 at the home of Mrs. Robert Dyson at 518 Flower Street for Mrs. Edwin Peterson of 517 Street and Mrs. Bowman of Bay Boulevard. BODY EXPERT RETURNS M.

E. Barsch, popular mechanic at the Helm Bros. Garage, is now attending the fisher Body School in Los Angeles. This is a special course of education given to Buick experts that the service may be improved to owners of' Buick cars with Fisher bodies. In the past the body portion of cars has been sadty neglected be cause the average mechanic has little knowledge in their care, re pair and service.

Mr. Barsch will return well versed in body lore. Sheriff Cooper Promises Strict Law Enforcement Voters awake! The sheriff is the chief law enforcement offi cer of the county. Sheriff Ed F. Cooper was appointed iiiteen months ago by the supervisors to fill the unexDired term of the late lamented James C.

Byers. For 20 years he had served efficiently as deputy sheriff and his administration as been honest, courageous. constructive and economical. 1 He has established a much-needed prison road camp, thus relieving the overcrowded jail, sav ing money in maintenance and road construction, and rehabilitat ing convicts by wholesome labor in the oDen air. and his budeet for the coming year shows a saving of $18,000 over last year expenditures.

An organized strenuous effort is being made to elect an inexper ienced opponent. Mr. Cooper is depending lor re-plertion uDon his record and the volunteer service of citizens who are interested in maintaining ban Diego as attractive to a law-ob home-building commun ity and to visitors i who seeK the comfort of our climate and charm of our environment. If fail to re-elect men who are tried and true in public service, how can we hope for good government inoiiierence is ia- tal. I earnestly urge every citizen in San Diego county, in the inter-et.

of law enforcement, to vote November 4th for Ed. F. Cooper Telephone Company yH 1 it in urn ill FS a 0 1 -m 0j if SA TURD A NO VEMBE j. i' A I St 1 3J 5, 10 and 15c ff P1I --t Come in and get acquainted with the Management of Chula Vista's Newest Mercantile Establishment E. D.

SPAULDING, Manager SE: REIT'Z COMPANY, INC. S.P-ROTJ I I FORM AI. OPENING FOR INSPECTION FRIDAY. OCTOBER 31 FROM 4 TO 8 P. M.

1 1 1 for sheriff. EDNA WOODHAMS S5TOOK San Diego County Chairman, Women's Law Enforcement Committee of Southern CalLornia..