The Bakersfield Californian from Bakersfield, California • Page 11

THE BAKERSFIELD CALIFORNIAN, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1941 Mrs. Gemmell Picks Aides or N. D. G. W.

for Season CTANDINO commlttcoa for the new term were chosen by Mrs. Franlf Oommell, fcccntly Installed president of El Tejon Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden Went, at the hist meeting of the parlor, held In Eagles hall. Mrs. acmmell appointed the fol- lowing committees: Homeless children, Mrs. C.

L. Herod', chairman; Mrs. Earl Bartholomew and Mrs. Bowman. National defense, Mrs.

R. G. Hlndcrlller, chairman; Mrs. Ray Carlisle and Mrs. Torn Evelelh, Jr.

Activities, Mrs. Karl Boneman, chairman, and mcrnhors Interested In gleo club, bowling, escort work and other actlvllles. Visiting and sick committee, Mrs. A. L.

Knoles, chairman, and Mcs- dames W. Vale, Mary Baker, Jesse Phelan, Russell Bowen. Americanism, Mrs. Mary B. Ilamp- son, chairman, Mrs.

Waldo Hart, Mrs. N. J. Williams; and lapsatlon, MIss'Lucille Ansolabeherc, chairman, Miss Lucy Supertlno, Mrs. Karl and Mrs.

Irani? Piper. California history and landmarks, Mrs. Ona Moffett, chairman, Mrs. Bernard Ely, Miss Ethel Clendenen and Mrs. R.

C. Brown. Pioneer roster and relics, Mrs. Ralph Sanders, chairman, and Mesdames .1. 11.

McKay, N. J. Williams, Price Edwards, W. B. Kote.

J. H. Jones, C. 11. Phillips, Hallie Bowman, Irma Jones and Irene Piper.

More Workers Publicity and bulletins, Miss Martha La Brier, chairman; Mrs. Ralph Sanders, Mrs. "Irene Piper, Mrs. R. C.

Brown and Mrs. J. II. MrKay. SiTiiphook.

Miss Alice Davln, Chairman; Misses Lucy Supertino, Martha La Brier, Eleanor Rehdorf, Lucille Ansolabehcre and Elhel Clondenon. Community Service, Mrs. R. C. Tlinderllter.

chairman; Mrs. Tom Collins, co-chairman, Mrs. W. G. Rea, Mrs.

Irene Piper, Mrs. Don Brlscoe and Mrs. J. R. McKay.

Veterans welfare, Mrs. Cleorla Freear. chairman; Mrs. Frank Lous- lalot, Mrs. Cecil Meadows.

Education, Mrs. Bernard Ely, 'chairman; Miss Mildred Hosteller, Mrs. John Crawford, Jr. Legislative committee, Mrs. Ray Carlisle, chairman; Mrs.

R. C. llin- derlltcr and Miss Lucille Ansolabe- here. Building fund, Mrs, W. G.

Rea, Mesdames Ray Carlisle, H. F. Smith, Elmo Frcear, Tom Evelcth, Price Edwards and Miss Geneviove Gelmer. FuMiion Show Fashion show, Miss Lucy Super- tlno, chairman; Mesdames O. Rea, Tom Collins, Don Brlscoe, Tom Evelcth, Bernard Ely und Irma Jones and Misses Marguerite Whistler, Marian Beckcndorf, Lucille Ansolabehore, Lottie Cave, Normabcth White, Martha LaBrler, Ethel Clendenen, Genevlevo Gelmer.

Dance, Miss Eleanor Rehdorf, chairman; Miss Mildred Hosteller, co-chairman and Miss Martha La- Brier, acting chairman. Parliamentarian, Mrs. J. R. McKay.

Historian, Mrs. R. C. Brown. Historical Society and Baker Memorial representative, Mrs.

W. B. Fote. Civic chairman, Dunham. Red Cross, Mrs.

Irene Piper, chairman, Mrs. Earl Bartholomew, Mrs. Russell Bowen and Mrs. A. L.

Knoles. Rummage, Mrs. Jesse Phelan, chairman, Mrs. W. G.

Uea, Mrs. Tom Collins and Miss Lucy Super lino. Radio, Mrs. Ray Carlisle, chair man, Mrs. John Crawford, Mrs.

Harry F. Smith, Miss Ethel Clen denen and Miss Normabeth White. August social committee, Mrs. Karl Box.enian, chairman, and Mes denies J. R.

McKay, A. E. Glggy, Waldo Hart, P. S. Lnngorla, Cora Jewell, Norma Swoboda and W.

B. Fote. Following the business meeting a layette shower was presented to Mrs Tom Evelcth, Jr. Decorations and refreshments were In charge of Mrs. AV.

G. Rea, chairman, Mrs. Jesse Phelan, Miss Lucy Suportlno and Mrs. Tom Collins. Wed fit Military Rite H.S.FACUITUETS WARNING FOR 29 HEADS CLUB IRST faint sound of the school bell calling tcnchem back to duties was heard by faculty members of Kern County t'nton High School tils- trlct today with the issuance of the annual summer-time lotler from Dr.

Thomas L. Nelson, district superintendent, reminding them of the district faculty meeting on August 29, and the opening of school on September 2. Included in the letter, according to Miss Probhle Griffith, secretary to the superintendent, was a calendar of events marking the district meeting of the faculty for Friday morning, August. at 10 o'clock at East Bakersfield High School auditorium; the opening of school on September counly institute on October 24; Christmas vacation from December 23 to January Easter vacation from Mnrch 30 to April 3, and the close of school on June 5, 1942. Lieutenant and Mrs.

George William DKLTA TIIETA MEETING Mrs. Naydine Jeffries will present a report on Delta Theta Tau's convention when members meet Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Walter Smith, 2904 San Kmidio street. Miss Donna Bishop will preside. V's for Schilling pure VANILLA delicate flavor supreme That will never freeze out of your homemade ice cream! Schilling: 37 SMCfS-19 IXTftACTS A RECENT social event In tary circles of San Luis Oblspo was the marriage last Saturday of Miss Louise Sarah Owen of Three Rivers, the daughter of the late Judge and Mrs.

Erwin W. Owen, 210 Oildale Drive, BakerKfield, to Lieutenant George William Jcssee of Carnp San Luis Oblspo, formerly of San Francisco. Lieutenant Colonel David Gilmorc, chaplain of Camp San Luis Oblspo performed the service in St. Stephens Episcopal Church. Mrs.

Jessco's wedding gown was of white organdy worn with fingertip veil of white tulle held to the head with a sprig of white heather and yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Elizabeth matron of honor, also from Three Rivers, wore a yellow organdy frock and carried a fan bouquet of Esther Rood roses. Mrs. Cramer Owen and Miss Elizabeth Cosgrove, the other attendants, were in blue and green organdy, respectively, with bouquets matching the matron of honor.

Leslie Ann Nichols, the bride's niece, was the attractively attired flower girl. Lieutenant Charles Stevens was the best man, and the ushers were Lieutenant Charles M. Hext, Lieutenant Robert W. Tench, Lieutenant John Dunlap, Lieutenant Me- Laughlln C. Spacle and Lieutenant John Dwinn.

The couple left the church under an arch of crossed sabers, after which a reception was held for 50 intimate friends at the Anderson hotel. Receiving were Mrs. F. D. Cosgrove, mother of the hridetjroom.

gowned in blue. silk. with gray accessories and the bride's mother, who wore a black and white outfit. The couple are having a wedding trip to Yoscmite and San Francisco. The bridegroom Is a first lieutenant with' the One Hundred Fifty-ninth Infantry at Camp San Luis Oblspo, and is an alumnus of University of California.

The bride is a native daughter of Bakersfield and member of one of the county's best known old families. Among the wedding guests were Dr. and Mrs. Weaver of Three Rivers, David Waver. San Diego, John Weaver, Miss Barbara Tucker, Miss Lois Rosenburg, Miss Juanita Kibble, all of Three Rivers, Sidney Nichols and his daughter, Leslie Ann, Hanford; Mrs.

Stella Ting, Bakersfield: Mr. and Mrs. Basil Jackson, Hanford; Mrs. Miles Castle of Morro Bay and others. 1941 NORGE REFRIGERATOR HI EST AT WI1ITLEYS A recent guest In the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Whltley, 2307 California avenue, was Sergeant Dennis A. Porter, a resident of Bakersfield prior to his enlistment in the United States army June 28, 193S.

Mr. Porter was first stationed at Fort Lewis, but completed his service with Company Thirty-second Infantry, Fort Ord, receiving honorable discharge June 27, 1941. After his visit here, he 16ft for Portland, to see his parents. Mrs. Maxiue Uedinger HE post of president of the executive board of Shakespeare Study Club has been assigned to Mrs.

Max- Ino BedlnRfr. She succeeds Mrs. F. L. Hayes.

Miss Anne Jose was flcrtrd secretary-treasurer, succeed- Intf Mrs. John Daillak. The sclec- tinn of new officers was made when board members recently at the Hays residence, 270S San Emidlo street. The plays chosen at that time for study next season included Merry Wives of Windsor. King Henry IV, "part two; Winter's Talc and Two Gentlemen of Vernon.

TO CANADA, NEW ENGLAND Mr. and'" Mrs. Homer Fike are touring the east. They went into Canada, and the New England states and are now in the Carolinas. It is their plan to return home in early August.

TO NEBRASKA Mrs. Charlotte Johnson will visit In Nebraska, returning home with her daughter. Miss Barbara Johnson, who has been spending some time east, having made the trip back with an aunt. Mr. and Mrs.

P. I. Kennedy, Mrs. Johnson's parents of Highland Park, also have been visit ing in Nebraska. Esther Social Club to Sponsor Salad Bridge Party STHER SOCIAL CLUB, Order of the Amaranth, will sponsor a salad-bridge card party in the series Friday afternoon at 1 o'clock at Caledonia Masonic temple, 718 OroKon street, it was announced today by Mrs.

Lindsay B. Lyons, chairman. Auction and contract will be played for prizes in each division. The public is cordially invited, Mrs. Lyons said.

At last week's affair, prize winners included Mrs. Walter Burke and Mrs. W. C. Brown, first and second at contract: Mrs.

C. Smith and Mrs. C. IT. Walsh, first and second at auction.

Mrs. C. Thompson won the special door prize of a home-made, beautifully decorated angel-food cake made by Mrs. Sam Stockton. ACCURACY AND EXPERIENCE ARE PREREQUISITES TO PROPER PRESCRIPTION COMPOUNDING.

FOR SAFETY'S SAKE BRING ALL PRESCRIPTIONS TO KIMBALL STONE THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS CHESTER AVENUE AT STREET Under the big Coco-Cola Sign nnkei-Hfleld, Calif. Phono 0-IMOfi Fully Automatic Defrosting Safety Sealed Freezer Sliding Shelves Cold Pack and Cellarette Refrigerant Cooled Sealed Rollator Mechanism WITH 5 YEARS' PROTECTION PRICED AS LOW AS $134.95 Terms as Low as $4.98 a Month APPLIANCES MEZZANINE STORE POLICY If you can buy elsewhere for less your money refunded every time. EASTERN DORIS DODSON JUNIOR DRESSES Dazzling new summer dresses. Smart, chic numbers that give you that youthful, cool and bubbly feeling. S4.95 now $2.48 7.5O now 3.75 9.50 now 4.25 12.95 now 6.48 14.95 now 7.48 All Ladies' Summer Apparel SCRAMBLE TABLE Dresses, Pla- Suits, Sweaters and Jackets, Values to $7.50 59' SUMMER EVENING DRESSES PRICE HANDBAGS Large Selection of Fine Summer Styles ALL SUMMER HATS Styles In felts.

or fabrics, a wonderful selection one-half off. Price TERMS TO SUIT YOUR BUDGET REMARKABLE BUYS ON COATS Choice of dress coals, lleece sport coats, her- ringb.ones, tweeds, worsteds and twill dress coals. All sixes and styles. $9.95 $12.95 $16.95 $19.95 $25.00 $29.50 Now Now Now Now Now Now $4.99 6.49 8.49 9.99 12.50 14.74 Prices on coats golnjr sky-high Ihls fall. The same coats you can buy toclny at the u'mazingly low prices.

Don't wait, see Ihese year around and summer coats now! NO PHONE ORDER PLEASE 30, 60 OR 90-DAY MANY MONTHS IF YOU EXTRAS PRICE St. Mary's All-Wool Blankets A Real Valua gQ AC Shop at the EASTERN Where You Can lie Cool and Comfortable Despite the tremendous Increase In prices and the fart that we could hold our merchandise for higher prices or dispose of them to wholesalers at a profit to us, we arc extending these amazing values to the people of Kern county In keeping with our policy of two great sacrifice sales a year. Values extended to you in this advertisement will not bo offered again till after the war. EASTERN PRICE STREET DRESSES A clearance value that Kern county women will be talking about for months to come. Sheers, prints, jerseys, navy and black meshes and others too numerous to mention.

Sizes from 11 to 52. Prices under Sale starts Wednesday be therfc when the doors open. COSTUME JEWELRY OFF RED HOT SPECIALS MEN'S DEPT. $1,95 and $2,50 Sport Shirts $1,69 Group of Men's Gabardine Pants, to $9,50 Value, $6,95 Crosby Square Shoes 1 off Group of Men's Trousers, Value to $7.50 $4,95 Values to $1.88 $1.19 1529-27 19th St EASTER Magic 5. t'irelo 2 OFF All Gantner and B.V.D, Suits Swim Suits Vz off Play Togs 2 off Overalls 2 off Slack Suits Vz off Save Now.

Pay Later! AIRPLANE LUGGAGE CnnttruiMed of fine spruce twx Ullll tup UlUl rntrrrcl with heavy wou'iuMiiiu 1 rannis. Tun main billfllntl. pulUheil nickel unit liaiiuf. tihiut'il with piano wire and ola.sllu lo Inaiuu tiM'am'. WORTH $10.50 EACH Special Advance Showings of New Fal.

FUR COATS Don't wait till fall. Prices will double within a short time. Seli'ot your fur now mid wo will store It for you till you want need no money down and may have one yenr to pay without interest or carrying BAKERSFIELD "BUY NOW AND SAVE.