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OHT MODESTO NEWS-HERALD-- DEC. 21-22. 1927 News From County and Valley BF OFFICERS IS HELD Kin Frances Kennedy Be comes Worthy Matron; Others Office KNIGHTS FERRY, Dec. of Summit Chapter O. E.

S. No. 138 belli a o'clock dinner Et -which 60 people ware bannuet- among whom were gnasts from Oakdalc. Rlverbank, Modesto end chapters. A regular meeting ol the chapter foliowe-1, at which tl.e following were Installed Into office by Mrs.

Graca E. Gray of Modesto, assisted by Mrs. Ellza- marshal: Miss Fran. ces Kennedy, worthy matron; Mr. T.

B. MiliEi. worthy patron; Mrs. Jennia Hunter, associate matron; Mrs. Elizabeth Scnell, conductress; Mrs.

Stella Mllaffl, associate conductress; Mrs. Lena Kennedy, secretary: Mr. H. B. treasurer; Mr.

C. T. Kennedy, chaplain; J.Irs. Mamie Schell, marshal; Mrs. Lucille Tnllocbi organist; Mrs.

Lulu Ada; Sirs. Lois JIcKamara, Ruth; Mrs. Mame Coffee, EeiLtr; Mre, Alta Gatsman; Martha; Mrs. 'E. Grace Hepler, Mr.

C. B. Schell, warden; Mr. B. L.

Slsson, sentinel. Mrs. B. Orace Hepler, retiring roatran. wac presented with a past matron's and many other gifts.

Mrs. H. Drelsbaek of' Oakdale sang several solos owing the evening. Crossed Plains Behind Ox Tesm in 1863; Burial -Will Bo Modesto. MADEIRA'-.

Dec. B. Garner, former resident of Empire, Stanislaus died at his bore yesterday Funeral "services will be held here Thursday morning at the flertaking '-'parlors interment AiJI be at in Uie afternoon in Citizens 1 -cemetery. Carter was. in Illinois in 1847.

Ho crossed; the plains by ex teani iu 1853,. and living at Flaceryllte; "and later in Tuplumne county, moved to Empire. He later" dera, where he lived- for, i i bsr of 'years! Ha is survived by a widow, Mrs. Elizabeth Garner, lour daughters two EOBS, all of and number grandchildren 'and great grandchildren. SAUDA COMMWITY Club Women; AnH Teachers-On Committee SALIDA, Deo.

have bean completed 'for the-Saiida community Chrlstmao tree held in Maple hall'on Carols, will be. sung children and other selections given. A large tree has been' decorate'd 'for the occasion. Santa Clam irili' distribute toys, candies and apples for school- children. Members of the Women's Improvement club, Circle -and TJ: Save assisted the teachers, in.

arranging ths program, The com- Is invited. Ripon Church Holds Party For. Children RIPON, Dec. Christmas -was held for tie junior de- 'pirrment of tha school of Congregational church'Monday afternoon under the direction of B. L.

Spuller, superintendent. forty children were. present with their teachers, Avis Thorpe, Smethers, Phyllis Brown and Mrs. Victor Games were played and a box of home-made caady was. presented to 'each child.

Methodist Church Program Arranged HIPON, Dec. very Inter. esting Christmas program; will be given at'tbe Free-Methodist church Thursday evening at 7:30 p. consisting of recitations, songs, readings and dialogues. This program is being arranged by the children and the young people of the school, asd a cordial Invitation to the public is extended.

63 Boxes Are Sent To Disabled Soldiers PRESCOTT, Dec. Staty- 'threo Christinas boxes, 13 sunshine tags and two knitted caps jacked in the homo of lira. Ciair Hackett by the young people, frif.r.ds end members of tie W. C. T.

U. of Prescott district, and sent to the disabled soldiers and sailers last Saturday, Divorce Asked By Woman After Son Shoots Father JJERCED, Dec. of 150 turkeys, which, was the chapter was In a family cause ot the quarrel Sunday. The quarrel which reached climax boy Erv aj a he county Sunday, when Ervin 17,1 shot and seriously wounded i aere father, E. V.

Ramey. yesterday, Chirjet Cruelty when Mrs. Ida B. Rarney filed a Declaring Ramey told ner to action in the superior court for "pack up her duds snd go," and divorce. I threatened to "get rid of the whole Money Tied Up bunch." Mrs.

Ramey charges cru- Until the divorce action is set-jelly. She alleges her husband tied, Haraey it prohibited by tiiejotten beat her and the children, court from money for the especially Ervin. Betrothed ON THE WEST SIDE Danir, whose betrothal to Hir-y J. Eissy of Turleck was announced at at recent series of partiM. us DENAIR LIVINGSTON DENAIR, Dec.

Helen LIVINGSTON, Dec. Hotobeiii, -who attending tb.B,Maycs. a student it Poraota Col- University of California, came last Friday to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Hra. AugusfHolmberg.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coffin and joni Robin, of Watsonville, came Saturday to spend two weeks with relatives hera. Miss Hazel Fraser, who Is leaching IB Long Beach, will arrive Wednesday to visit over Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. K. Fraser. Other guests Christmas at the Eraser home will be Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Fraser ot Berkeley. Mr. snd Mrs. Frank Prothero aud sons of Oakland were Sunday guests at the home of the former's alece. Mrs.

W. R. Combs. They were accompanied here by Mrs. Lizzie Sayro, who remain for a few days before returning to her home at Sanger.

Mrs. C. B. Gusha returned Monday to her home at Sacramento after, few days spent with her brother, L. G.

Thomas. Miss Myrtle Snider, who is teach- ins at tbe Hay ward High school, will arrive ijera to-morrow to spend the h'olidays With her parents, Mr. anil Mrs'; J. -T. Snider.

Miss Ruth Kolilngsworth came to-day, from Whlttier college. to visit, with heir- grandmother over the Christmas vacation. llrl and.Mrs. J. B.

Yost and son, Kenneth, 'will. leave to-morrow by auto tor LOOK Beach to spend Cnristma? at tha' home of their daughter, Earl Lent They will: also visit at tie home, of their eons, and Cecil. Hiss Frances Carson, who has been a patient at the Abwahneo sanitarium the. past year, has received-a short leave of- absence and will, spend Christmas' at the" home of her Mrs. 1 -M; She-will return tue follow- ingMondayi Mr.

and Mrs. H. Haynes have the Persson ranch tc Keyes; it i CREEK DRY CREEK, E. Bartholomew aiid wife were Oakdale visitc-fs Sunday. Paul Shlmmon and wife of Keyes, spent Tuesday with tha C.

K. Tom Moorfe and J. Moore ot Los Angeles were guests last week or their eister, Mrs. R. Parish, Mrs.

R. Parrisn motored to toe Angeles with her brothers, spending most of (ho week at their home. Miss' Helen Miller returned homa from the University of California on-Thursday to'spend the Christmas holidays. Mrs: Harry Pressfielt! has rented -out. part ot her ranch Scenic.

drive for truck Lota Miller returned Sunday, evening from the southern branch of. the University Call- tornls for her vacation In her parents'- homo. Herbert is spending his vacation from University of California with his parents. Neil Meadowcroft Is home from Stanford fop the Christmas holidays. Rsv.

C. N. Odell has been 'appointed pastor of the Christian church at'SIanteca. -V, R. Parrlah and wife motored to'-Berkelsy on Saturday, return- same day, bringing their daughter, Katherine, and Miss and her niece of Berkeley horn to" be their house guests over Christmas, SHILOH SHILOH, Dec.

21. Mrs. Ger. trude Baker and Miss Edith Mas- lege, Saturday evening to spend the Solldays with bis mother, Mrs. Mabel E.

T. Cunningham of the Bank of Italy of Merced was a business visitor in Livingston Frldsy. Sir. aud Mrs. G.

P- Wells of Dos Palqs were guests Friday of their daughter, Mrs. A. A. Harrington. Rev.

W. A. JIatson was speaker at the district conference meeting Thursday In Sanger. He motored down tlwt morning with Rev. John G.

Hoss of Merced. Mosdames Mark Austin, EIrldge Swan and Miss Grace Swan were Turlock visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. B.

J. Ramsey were Sunday visitors Messrs, and MesdamaB John Herndon, and A. A. Harrington motored to Patterson Sunday -and were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

C. S. Ball. Mrs. Beatrice Roberts arrived Saturday from'Oakland spend the hoi'days with her daughter, Warren F.

McConnetl. Mr. and Mrs. B. G.

Adams and Udell and Vernob Adams motored to Merced Sunday and were guests of Mr. and Mrs. -John W. Lantiram. The Ladles' Aid of the Mothodlst Eplscopa, Church will meet next Wednesday afternoon "at 2 o'clock in the league room.

Mr. and Mrs. B. Donley attended the funeral of late Mrs. G.

H. Nlckerson on Merced Friday, Mr. Banley being one of the'pall- bearers. Provenanzo, Austin McDonough and Warren McConnell business visitors in Turlock Saturday Mrs. and daughter, accompanied by her mother, Mrs.

T. AHermus, visited Saturday in Turlcck. SAUDA Dec. Percy Groom and Mrs. Marsh Tqombs ol Stockton visited In Saiida with rel- aliven aud friends Thursday.

Mrs. J. L. Curtis has had her brottier, J. Eveland of.

southern California as her-guest this week, Mrs. Nina. Dale Graham attended the Christmas gift party given in tho home of Dr. and Mrs. J.

C. Robertson on afternoon In Modesto. Mrs. Maude Fisher of Turlock was a Sajida visitor this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Georgs Prickett motored to Santa Clara Thursday. Charles Cos of San Diego spent a few days in Saiida on business this week. Miss Nell McGinn is confined to her home suffering from a bad aore throat. Mrs.

A. D. Medford, Mrs. M. Litt and Reaa Medford motored to Stockton Monday, Dr.

and Mrs. Hans Hartman of Hipon were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Capps and family. Mrs. Ethel Schott spent the weekend in Oakland with relatives. Miss Loraine Schott spent Saturday and Sunday in Ceres -with her grandparents. Mr.

and Mrs. Orival Lynch and their two small sons were guests of Mrs. Lyuch's parents, Mr. aud Mrs. H.

H. Sturgiil and oilier relatives last Sunday. OAKDALE OAKDALE, Dec. and Mrs. Weeks are spending the week in Los Angelea.

Miss Cecil-Ruth Pattee and Miss Floy Gilbert are home from the Berkeley university for the holidays. M. Nead and family left today for Pasadena, whers they will make their home. Mr. and Mrs.

M. E. Large of Seattle are visiting with tbe lat- Panl A. DiJlard Chosen President; Installation Will Be Held In January MERCED, Dec. A.

Oil- lard will head the" Merced parlor of Native Sons tbe coming year, succeeding L. J. Schrceder who takes the office of junior past president. The election was made Monday nlgbi and Installation will taka place January. Other officers will be P.

R. Murray, first vice-president, A. D. Stcvenot, second vice-president; Thomas Bell, third vice-president, A. A.

Kodlgues, marshal, John L. Quail, inside guard. Man-in Weeks, outside guild, A. E. Danerl.

trustee. LIOlCLtlL EIFIS Needy Families To Be Aided As Part Of Christmas Program At Merced MERCED, Dec. 21. Merced Lions will distribute 5150 worth of goods to needy families as part of a Christmp.s program. G.

C. Benjamin, chairman of tbe welfare committee, reported at the regular luncheon matins cf the club Tuesday. Teachers in the west side schools are preparing a list of famllie" which need help and tbe committee will act on their recom- mendations, Mr. Benjamin stated. The Reverend A.

Cash presided at the meeting. sera motored to Stockton Friday. Tha county Is buldlngl a new bridge on Baker avenue. This road has recently been declared a ter mo 11 county road Leroy Schadllch will come home C. McFarland is very ill at the Murray home.

Edward V. Bizzini and Sirs. John Bucher motorsd to Santa Cruz Saturday. Wima Bucher, who has been attending scaoo there, accompanied them home. Mrs.

Keen Griffin of San Francisco spent severa days visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. A. Benckeadorf of Modesto -were calers at tie B.

M. Sclarini home Sunday. J. L. Crossraore, who has been quite is now much improved.

The Lcnardo famlj- has moved to a ranch on Bue Gum avenue. Henry Garrison is farming the Edwards pace. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blzzin! of (ustiue and Miss Dorothy Sprissch Hnghson were dinner guctts of Mr.

and Mrs. John BucUer Sunday, day evening. week to spend the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.

A. Scnadlich. Cliff Mayne is a guest at the F. B. Pattee home.

Miss Lorraine Ttccder is borne from the Stanford university for the holidays. HUGHSON HUGHSON, Dec M. G. Kaats and son, Gordon, accompanied by her mother and Bister from Ohio, left for San Francisco Monday, where they will spend several days sightseeing. Mr.

end Mrs. L. L. Farwell and Jean Ivy were dinner guests In the C. M.

Hndclson home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hisey, who spent the past week In San Francisco, returned home Satur- 0 ESIAIE Water Floods Street as Pipe Line Is Broken Dec. large tree root pressing against a fire hydrant at Dorado park I broke connection and caused a mlnature flood en Second avenue near the club house.

The city crew was cailed out and repaired the break before much damage was done. M.E. SUNDAY SCHOOL ELECTS NEW LEADERS! Superintendent Retires After Two Years' Service ATWATKR, a meeting of tho M. E. church Sunday school the following officers were elected on Sunday to serve for the coming year: D.

D. Shepard; superintendent; H. D. Hall, as- sistant superintendent; George Leathertnan, secretary; 'C. E.

De Lashmatt, treasurer; Mrs. L. F. Arnold, pianist John KHugelhofer, superintendent, retires after two years of service. Atlanta Ladies Aid Honored at Party VAL ALLEN, Dec.

Atlanta. Methodist Ladies' Aid was entertained by Mrs. George Minges, a former member, at a lunch eon at her home in Stockton. After a short business session a social time was enjoyed. Those present were Mesdames F.

H. Bush, E. D. Wilson, H. C.

Huse. E. I. Voorbols, Noel Voorheis, Crawford. JenniB McMlckle, P.

W. von Glahn, Ella Hobson, P. E. An-, derson, M. N.

Foster, Grace Foster, Minnie Logan, Henry Luce, L. H. Snodgrass, E. J. Blakeslsy, Louis Sprague of this section and Mesdames Bernard Grogan, Jennie Miller and George Minges of Stockton.

Eastern Star Holds Annual Festivity OAKDALE, Dec. annual Christmas tree festivities of the Oakdalo Chapter Order Eastern Star were held last night in the chapter room- Following the business session a program was presented. David F. Bush, doing tho honors for old Saint Nick, distributed girts from tbe Christmas tree. At a laie hour refreshments were served in tbe banquet ball with worthy patron J.

F. Tulloch as master. The party was given hy the officers of the chapter. Church Program Planned in Atwater ATWATER, Dec. 21.

The Christmas program at the Church of Cod will be held on Friday evening under the direction of Mrs; Harold Porter, Mrs. Ralph Hcuser and Mrs. G. Hokum. Many Riverbank Residents a Christmas Trips Families To Spend Yuletide Holidays in Bay Cities, Valley Districts IVERBANK, Dec.

"tho aiverbzak folk -who will go to Christmas with relatives are Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Berkles.

who leave on Friday for Los Angeles to be with tbelr son, H. B. Berkley, and his family- Letters Of Administration Asked By Heirs Of Joe G. Furtado, Los Banos MERCED, Dec. estate cf Joe G.

Furtado. Les Banos dairyman and rancher, is valued at $50,000 in a petition for letters admichtration filed with county clerk here Tuesday. A. H. Furtado, a brother.

Is nominated for administrator by the widow, Mary Furtado. Two children besides the survive. The estate consists largely of ranches near Los Banos where the deceased was one of the co-operative dairy. Ransom Program Planned By School WOOD COLONY, Dec. Ransom school will give their Christmas program at the hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock The following program will bo presented: Christmas enrols, by the upper grades; boll drill, first and second grades; star drill, group of girls; tableau, "Silent Christmas carols, cy tbe lower grades; operetta.

"Tho Trial of Jobn and James," by a cast of thirty characters. West Side Rancher Undergoes Operation PATTEP-SOH. Dec. A. Phillip, raacher in the Patterson colony, was taken to a.

hospital in Modesto Monday afternoon, where be underwent on operation for appendicitis. Prize Offered For West Side Section Name A INTENDING TO WED RACHA-BRAZIL--In Merced. Merced county, December 20, Joe M. 27. ot Tracy, ami Lucy S.

Brazil, IS, of Stevlnson. DARLING-SIMMONS--In Merced, Merced county, December 19, Robert Myrtlo Darling, 3S, Bes- sla Maude Simmons, 43, both of Merced. Mr. and Mrs. T.

A. Moore, with their daughter, Mrs. Florence Watson, aufi ii." children, will go to Fresno to visit In the home of their daughter, Mrs O. A. Nail.

Plan Mr. std Mrs. Eugene P. Bas- 1 sac aiu! children will KO to Palo Alto to be guests oi the tetter's parents. Mrs.

L. A. Harrison and Mrs. George M. Shoopman gone to Taft, the former to te with Mr.

Harrison and Mrs. Shodpman.wlth her son. Jaines. Mr. Shoopman is new emi-loyed at Stockton.

Mr. acd Mrs. C. A. Lukins plan to spend the holiday in Santa Cruz with All.

Lukins' parents. The W. T. Allen's will go to Barsiow to be with relatives. Dr.

O. M. Flesher will be the guest of Newman friends. Attend Reunion Mr. and Mrs.

G. H. Graham and son, Seldcn, will axtend the annual family reunion at tbe home of Mrs. Graham's parents, Mr. aud Mrs.

S. E. Ream, near Escalon. Mm. Fraak Andreatta and children have gone to Tacotna, Washington, to spend the holidays with relatives, planning to return home after thp first of the year.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Roscoe will 'celebrate Christmas in Modesto with Mis. Hoscoe's parents.

Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Hill and children will be in Hollister with Mrs.

over the holiday week. Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Rfgney and sons plan to go to Ripon to be with Mr. Ripjey's mother, Mrs. C. H. Thompson.

Children Plan To Present Cantata ORANGE BLOSSOM, Dec. following program will be given by Orange Blossom Union Sunday school Friday evening. The public is invited. Instrumental music; song. "Joy To the World;" Scripture reading and prayer; recitation of welcome, Gladys Heplor; comedy in one act.

MARS1COVETRO-SOPER-- In Merced, Merced county, December 19, Sam Marsicovetro, 29, and Wilma Evelyn Sopor, IS, both of Los Baoos. JACKSON-PORTER In Merced. Merced county, December 19, Paul Jackson, 27, and Henrietta Porter, 21, both of Cb.owcb.llla. PRESCOTT PRESCOTT, Dec. 21.

Johhn Howe, his wife and daughters. Caroline, Lola and Josephine, were guests Sunday in the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Blake Vent, Mr. and Mis.

T. J. Crispin, who bad been in Richmond and San Francisco for a few days, had (heir uew coupe slightly damaged on their return home Friday. Miss Catheryn Winn, who was injured in an automobile accident at San Jose a number of weeks ago, is improving rapidly. Mr.

and Mrs. C. TI. Williams and their daughter Thelma, who teaches in a Modesto school, are moving to 109 Elm street, Modesto. Mr.

and Mrs. James Ginotti of Modesto were visiting Mrs. Ginotti's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.

F. Conant, on Monday. D. F. Conant and daughter, Mrs.

Jaues Glnott! of Modesto, went Oakland Sunday to meet Miss Maria.Conant, who was visiting in San Francisco. Miss Maria will remain in the borne of her parents until after the holidays. KNIGHTS FERRY, Dec. Charles Emart returned Sunday from a several 'weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. F.

Jamison and family of Sacrameuto. Mr. and Mrs. P. G.

Ahorn and Mr', and Mrs. F. H. Aliern and daughter. Sarah Frances ot Stockton spent Sunday evening with Mr.

rmd Mrs. Prouse and family. Mr. and Mrs. T.

Crano -of Oraage Blossom had as Sunday dinner guests Mr. and Mrs. A. Murray and Mr. and Mrs.

C. E. Scheel of this place. Mrs. E.

Mitchell left Sunday for Graveland, where she will spend the holidays with her parents. Miss Frances Kennedy of Stockton spent' the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. T.

Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. R. G.

Hunter, Miss Edwyna Hunter and Mrs. K. Young, all of Berkeley, spent the week end ai their home, "Idle Wild" here. A name Is wanted for this new department of The News-Herald. It should be brief, and yel i -descriptive of the great West Side of the Valley.

Written suggestions tc the Editor are invited. For foe one accepted and adopted for use, cash prize cf 510 will be paid. In case more than one person suggests the accepted came, ihe prize will go to the one wtosc siows by tha postmark (hat it was mailed first. Xo suggestions will be considered 'If mailed after jMUtrr 15. IMS.

Everybody except employes of The News-Herald and members of their families eligible to the prize. Address your suggestion to The Valley Editor of The News- Herald. ICERS CHOSEN GIRL SCOOTS Patrols Elect Captains And Corporals; Dinner Served After Meeting PATTERSON, Dec. 2L--T Clover Leaf troop of tbe local Girl Scouts held their regular meeting Monday atfernoon at tbe home of their captain, Mrs. G.

L. Bettencourt- At ths business, meeting new leaders for each patrol were elected for the coming year. For patrol No 1 May Harrison was elected as captain and Jullanne Ralston corporal. Patrol No. 2 Betty Torrison was elected as captain and Dolores Mae corporal.

After the meeting, dinner was served. The meal was prepared and served by the scouts as a part of thelt second test Jolly games and sobgs were enjoyed during the evening Tbe pcouts present were: Marie Fredricka Hannel, Betty Tor-iEOn Ruth. Weniel, Knutson, May Harrison, Janet Roberts, Jullanu? Ralston. Betty Hib-bard, Eleanor Phillip, Helen Jean Torvenc! Lucy Hannsl, Margaret Soares, Evelyn Pedronl, Dolores Moe, Frances Lynam and Anna Long. CROWS LANDING CROWS LANDING, Dec.

Gladys and Leora Flak spent the week-end with their sisters in Oakland. Miss Arvella Swanson, who has been 1U for. several days, is able to he cut again. Mrs. Earl Hitchcock and little soa Allan, accompanied the former's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd McAnlay, home from Oa.kia.n3 to spend the holidays. George A. Fink has been confined tc nis bed for several days with a severe cold. Tba 'local W.

C. T. U. has been busy packing boies for the veterans at Letterman hospital. Miss Margaret Stewart' returned from Hanford Saturday to spend Christmas with her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. John Stewart Mr. sud Mrs, Loren Engblom of San Leandro were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dylhoff Sunday.

Mrs. Joseph Lund and little son of Berkeley are visiting at the Redlin home. Mr. and Mrs. W.

H. Isom, accompanied hy.their daughter, Mrs. Letha. Collins of Berkeley, are spending the holiday season with relatives in Ontario. Mrs.

Agnes Bvaas and soa of San Francisco are snaking an extended visit at tbe home of Mrs. Jemima Ross. SKOEMAKE SIIOEMAKE, Dec. Mr. and Mrs.

Jim Manu were in San Fraucisco last week. Mrs. Alex Naocmoff and daughter, Anaa and Mrs. L. E.

Darst aad daughter Elsie were Stockton visitors Saturday. Worth While Club "Old Growlers Chnstmcs irs Dam sited Mr5 recitation. Goldle Cree; piano duet, a Curran Suad Edna ana Carl HollDway; cantata. Mrs A shsn te( hcr "The Night Before mothei in Woo( Co OTy Saliaay Alex Thompson of Modesto at Mrs. Mary Currrau's Meets in Riverbank me Sm afternoon Mrs.

W. H. Shank ano children and Mrs. L. E.

Darst and children visited Mrs. E. A. Mayer in Modesto Sunday afternoon. Miss Agnes Thompson of Modesto visited her mother hue last week.

L. E. Beckwith, Charlie Beckwith. Bill Nestler, AI Gowan, Alex Sliest for the afternoon. Mra.

Card Nactmmff, L. E. Darst and H. H. will be the next hostess, entertain- i Dam went oven on the West ins on the r.fteruoon ot January 12.1 side liuntlng Sunday.

RIVERBANK, Dec. Members of Ihe Worth While club at their recent meeting were guests of Mrs. Frank Alexander in her home. Several prises -were awarded, a door prize to Mrs. W.

A. Card and the club plate to Mrs. C. P. EDS- strom.

Mrs. J. Walpool was a GUSTINE GUSTINE, Dec. Charlotte Sibley returned from Berkeley, where" she is attending the University of California', to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

George Sibley. Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Veochio and daughters, Ruth and Luccile of Concord, motored to Gustiue Saturday evening and in company of Mr. and Mrs.

Warner Bertcsen, Mr. and Mrs. Emer Jensen and J. R. Jensen, attended the dance at Newman.

J. R. Jensen received a prize for the waUer. Mrs. Lawrence Sterling and baby were in Modesto na business Thursday and Friday.

Miss Ethel and Martha Wortmaa cf the grammar school faculty left for their home In Fresno Saturday morning to spend the Yule! tide holidays. NEUMONIA physician. Then begin treatment with VAPORUB IE CLUB New Television Machine Explained To Patterson Commerce Chamber PATTERSON. Dec. S.

Lange of Sacramento was tbe main speaker tbe Chamber of Commerce Forum luncheon Tuesday noon. He spoke on the television machine and supplemented his lecture motion pictures. He had a model of the television machine and demonstrated how It operates, G. A. Mclntosb, manager of Newman, was present and gave a short talk.

Other features of the program were several violin numbers given by Karl Ingelreisen, accompanied by Miss Ella Kurd at the piano, and a reading by Walfred Knutson. E. K. Kilgore had charge ot the arrangement of thr. program and presided as chairman at the luncheon.

Patterson to Play For County Title PATTERSON, Dec. 21. The Patterson high school basketball team will play the Modesto high school basketball team at tho local high school gymnasium Thursday evening for the county championship. A preliminary game will be played beginning at 7:30 by the- unlimlted basketball teams of tho Patterson and Modesto high schools. ATWATER ATWATER.

Dec. How ard Leo and husband.of Lodl were cailed here'Sunday morning by the serious illness of her mother. Mrs. C. M.

Bowen. A son, Silas Bowen of Menlo Park, also arrived. Miss Alice Owen took part in a Christmas entertainment given by. iho Valley Rotary at An-, wahnee Sanltorium on Saturday evening. Mike and Momo Delessio and Joo Rogers left Saturday for a week's winter outing in the Chowchilla- mountains.

Mr. aiifi Mrs. Tom Phelps and Harry-Pheips of Watsonville visited Mrs. Phelps' sister, Mrs. William Crockett, here on Sunday.

Mrs. Tom Wayne and daughter, Mrs. Nora Houser and Mrs- Elmer Kurd were Stockton visitors Saturday. Mr. aud Mrs.

John. Wisdom spent Sunday with their "daughter, Mrs. Howard Curry, at The latters husband transferred from- to that city. Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Wayne and daughter, Blanche, and nephews, Buster Wayne and David Manchester, took a trip into tbe mountains after red berries 'on Sunday. Mr. Mre. W. H.

Cockran aud children of Pryor, Oklahoma, arrived several days ago for visit, with Mrs. Cockran's sister, Mrs. W. H. Zumwalt and family.

Mrs. Annie Cunningham was recently an overnight guest of "bar cousin, Mrs. Don Croohham and She was en route. from her home in San Francisco to Arizona, to spend the holidays. Miss Carmel Hinds arrived home Friday from San.Jose Junior College to spend the holidays with ber parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. Hinds. JENNINGS JENNINGS, Dec. end Mrs.

Fraak Anstiss and little daughter, Marie, of Merced, sDent Sunday with Mrs. Anstiss'-brother F. L. Wenks and family. Mr.

and H. D. Grunoy and daugster, Wanda, were Sunday callers' of tie T. W. Olson and Carl Taylor families.

Miss Viola Johaasen and William Marko of Modesto were Sunday evening dinner guests of his parents, Mr. and Mra. M. R. Marko.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Wenks and son, William, were Sunday evening dinner guests ot Mr.

and Mrs. M. Anderson ot Modesto. M. R.

Marko and T. W. Olson, families attended a Christmas entertainment Saturday evening in Modesto. Stops Coughs Mlratcs -rdkf. Chest wBenM HotneneM.

HnrVirjr Son Creo-Lyptns FttiCibla combination of CreOBOte and Eaealyptns. for children tro ROGERS DRUG CO. 402 St. ALGAR'S DRUG STORE 1214 St. CadvJ.