Modesto News-Herald from Modesto, California • Page 20

MODESTO IvEUS-HEBALn, SEPT 29, Farmers' Interests Covered NEWS OF COUNTY AND VALLEY Personal And Local Items Of Stanislaus GIN WILL CROP IS SMALL Riverbank Post, Legion Auxiliary Install Leaders Former Operator tTo Kua Plant 2 Two Days During Each Week OAKBALE, Sept. 25 Through A efforts of the Chamber Commerce the local cotton gin will be opened next -week to handle the 500 acres of cotton grown In this 3 section, it waa announced yesterday fty Clarence Wood, secretary of the chamber. For the past- few months local cotton growers xvere -faced with the proposition of toeing compelled to haul their crop to Chowchilla cause of the small crop this year Witli present prices Uiia have left little profit after trans- 1 portation costs, The chamber of commerce has fc made arrange IB. en ts with Julian L. Corporon And Mrs.

0. Burton Heads Of Organizations RIVERBANK, Sept. i installation of officers of River- IHughson Women LMNG8 Aid College Girl With Club Fund Case Of Salida And Bipon Men Group Still Has $600 To Give I Financial Help To Students 2926 and 1927, (o 'take over the management of the gin tfals year. Ho has secured an option from the Pacific Cotton Seed Frod.ur.ts Com- pany for the use of the gin and expects to open for- business the first of the month, although coUun will be received at sin a day or two, Harvesting Starts jBetween 3UU an-d4W bales are expected to be ginned "hers from the 1 500 acres plantel in the district Many of ithe growers have already negun harvestings, Tfea crop is re- i ported short because of the Itot weather during ihe Summary but some growers soy they will have a yield of three quarters of a bale to the acre. The largest acreage in cotton in Continued Until October 8 UGHSON, Sept.

One Hughson girl now attending college ES West Side Legion Posts TEACHING STAFF Install New Officers VIEWMAN, Sept. 25--More than Total Of SOsTupils Enrolled! i ft In First Week Of Fall Semester Newman Officers members of the American! Newman post: a and auxtliares from Patter-1 Elmer Grant; first vice com- 6-n, Gustine and mander, Emil Maher; second vice a posts 'commander, W. Sherman; adju- TO BEEPED BY A. Executive Committee Takes Action To Aid During Winter STOCKTON. Sb; ceeding reminisce) tribunal of the old cattle rustt days was held at the door or Uce Cyril Kenyon's courtroom yes- in the hearing of Nick Kooy '''of Ripon accused of stealing 1 two heifers from D.

Koetls. resident near Salida. Court was adjourned to the cor- tent this year from the Hughson Wo- LIVINGSTON, 25 nt of an informal nmn's Jniprovement Club and hundred and five pSiite ha IB left in the treasury to be loaned, (t was announced Tuesday afternoon by Alice Lyons, scholar- ech o1 the Livingston 1 durm the week ship fund chairman, at the first! school. Although the classes ares Fall meeting of the club held at the home of Mrs. H.

D. Skinner. The scholarship loan fund, of the club was established last year, when the women decided to turn over the interest from their building fund to help some student, a graduate ridor so that the hides of the cat-lof Hughson High School, preferably tie might be spread on the floor and testified to by witnesses, to have obtained com-j the heifers in some mysterious way and to have sold them to a butcher. someone who was a junior or senior at college. Classes Flanntd Plans to assist in establishing a lecture course in parent education here were made by the club.

Miss Bernice Wood, Americanization teacher, and the club president. second 1 -vice president; Mrs. C. G. Moon, historian; Mrs, A.

J. Barnes secretary-treasurer; Mrs. O. McMath, chaplain; Mrs. H.

Math, sergeant-at-arms- larg istric Is on the old ranch irijths Orange Blossom, where acreage is ove; 100. -Hearna announced-yesterday would operate gin two days a week, which he considers ample timft to care for the crop; He has interviewed tho bulk of- cotton: growers here, in all, and all are anxious to have the gin reopened. The charges 2for ginning are given as 35 cents, Hundred, with 1 A feature of the evening was the presentation of a gift to Hazel Cook, and a past president's Din to Mi-e. C. C.

Eastman, retiring president. Following the ceremony dancing and refreshments were enjoyed. A meeting of the auxiliary will be held -Wednesday afternoon ai the home of Mrs. Thomas Blake, 1226 Thirteenth, Street. 1 Modesto.

1- The legion and auxiliary announce a community dance for Saturday evening In the cammunitv hall. a $2 charge for Snagg and iles. a OEANGE BLOSSOM Cotton seed will fto bought on the same basis at Bother gins. Promotion Day To Be Held At Denaif Sept- annual promotion, day exercises of the Friends Sunday School will be iiBld Sunday morning- An Interesting program has been arranged songs and recitations'by chil drsn. '-V 1 The children to- be prompted from.

roll to the beginners are Paul 35avid 'Terrell, Jiy Edwaro Vflrnoti Tipsftp- Nlion wamoa ami-ley i La 1: tfarjbry'Ittel Hafie, Ifcatcllff ancf Elaine Maria Brpdine. Froin the begidr-trs pri- snary are' Clinton Hayes, Rat-: cliff, Barbara 'Jtfbore arid Robert" Horine. the primary to tho junior i are Lee Holllngflwortfa; Lois Oalltt- Herbert Ratcliff, -Lcroy Hypse and Laurel Dlnsjoore. jFrom.iha j'inioir the fate are Gilbert Earl Boner; Jeanette StephetESon, Mary Ben. thum, Florence ICogers, Avs Haile, Nettie White, and Frances Dmsmare.

From the interndedlate to-the senior Opal Cogtaions, Otis Perry, Burton Clareaee Hodges, Lea Hutchingsta and Robert Crouch. -ft SVom the senfcit to the adult are, Roberta Neili, -Eiiolce Hawqrth Sya I Mrs, Adele Roofof spent several days last week with niece, Mrs. G. Turner. Mrs.

Bichai-d Howard and-Miss SeaulEh Soward of Qilroy tha week end with Mrs. Sowart's Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Stockton were week-end Visitors at tho Fred Myers home. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stone spent and 1 Everett Hacirie of Crockett arid Mrs. Lvdia Shaffer PVed Merrihew- home on Sunday. -Mr. and Mrs.

A. C. Petereen and Mas, Edrta and Carl spent Sunday visiting UillJ Mrs. Hans petersen of Newman. Mr.

and H. Kennedy and 'amity spent the week end with Mr. and W. Turner. Mr.

tad Mrs, Kennedy family have just returned from a two trip- through the middle west-They visited Mrs. Turner's lome in and the Kennedy Harold Holloway and Leo and Laurence Lorang spent. the week end in the Mra. H. O.

Asorn ia in Berkeley -it the home of and Mrs, lorace Acorn's. by J. C. Templfeton, will confer a IjeJu aimer tuem r-njthts week in with John S. the opposite side of the hide.

OnaJDaie, of the state department of kj conduct- Owing to the lack of water in Hughson and the consequent shortage of flowers, it was- decided by club members not to hold a Fall flower show. A flower show will be chaplain. Auxiliary--Mrs. C. T.

Burton, president; Mrs- Cook, first 0 WKt vice president; Mrs, R. Reynolds, The other was reported to show sa itj to snow Plainly the initl.ils education, in regard to 'D. K. of the complaining ing a class in Hughson. plainly and was a question whether there was a The case was not finished and was continued to October 3.

Charles de Legh is the defendant's nc ext torney H. C. Stanley, the prose- Prograra Presented Tinder Auspices Of W. 0, T. U.

CERES, of Cares High School and gram- ar school were honored Tuesday evening at a reception given for tbeui the high school auditorium un-Jer the auspices of the local P-T A. and C. T. U. The program consisted of the fol- vfing numbers: Welcome by Mrs.

3e Freest, president of the ntroductloii of high schooMeach- ers by Principal C. F. Perrott; in- of the monthly meetings of the club. the other meeting, book reviews will be presented by various members. Reports of other department heads, and informal programs will occupy the rest of the time, Mrs.

Tsmpleton stated. To Present Play Mrs. George Paterson was authorized to proceed in selecting a play which the members will present sometime in November. Mrs. C.

C. Schrader will assist Mrs. Paterson. large, the addition of Leon Lee the faculty has done much to relieve the congestion in civics, and history. Lee also willl supervise the debating activities.

Principal W. M. Scott and the- faculty have attempted assist each new pupil Jn selecting a courses of study that will prove best suitedi to his individual needs The Press Club will continue edit The Sandpiper, which will an------ community iWyatt; sergeant-at-arms, Torrence clubhouse Wed- Lockrldge; historian, Oliver Brown; nesday evening to executive committee. B. E.

Dsffen new baugh, Erhart Hansen and W. S. install the officers for the ensuing term. I The following officers 'were in- Mrs. by Mrs.

Bradley; Bradley of Turr Newman unit: President, Arleen lock, the twelfth JMcConnell; first vice president, district president SteHenson: second vice of the units, was ipresldent, Sallie Nicholaiacn; secre- thc installing off i taITi ore nce Nur.es; chaplain, cer, while Joseph Minna Vincent; sergeant-at-arms, a Gustine, past dls- Deffenbaugh; historian. Mary Cunha; executive committee, commander Fermor New-some, Ada Eastin and 3Elwer Grant i a the Mary Redman. Patterson Unit Patterson unit: President, TilHe post- The following officers were in- by Christmsn: Patterson post: Commander, Dick JTexry; first vice commander, John Wooftsr; first vice president, Janie KIdd; second vice i Thelma Spenker; secretary, Weia- -iSil-va: second vice commander. J.j pat chaplain, Laura Jen- WIFE OF PAPER ie; finance officer, A. J.

Porter; chaplain, B. M. Fylling; sergeant- at-srms John NoreU; historian, H. Pleharty; executive committee, Bil 1 Logan, Ingulf Torvend and A. J.

Porter. I Qustine post: a Drummond; first vice com- Mrs. W. A. Fitzgerald Bies In.

Hospital Following Operation STOCKTON, Sept. 25--Mrs. A. Fitzgerald, former president of 1 the California State Federation of" Women's Clubs, died yesterday at; the Darneron Hospital in Her husband is publisher of thc Stockton Morning Independent. Mrs.

Fitzgerald had been in good; commander, Jack Silva; adjutant, Chattie Cook; sorgt-ant-at-arms, Joe Sil'va; finance, E. J. Goldenberger; historian, Joseph Chrlatman; executive committee, S. Woodruff, L. C.

Lee, Chirlstman. HIIH. iitiu ueen in KOO Mra. Hoy Weaver of Turlock health, but last Monday was ri gave'two vocal solos, and Mrs. Le- roy the same town, two humorous recitations.

Mrs. p'Hara rJlayed two'Violin It was decided to hold the next meeting Tuesday, October 13, at the iorne of Mrs. Schrader. Jews quired to undergo an operation-i which resulted in complications. Mrs.

Fitzgerald was born in Mia- K. McBriUe and Patterson School Officers Elected PATTERSON, Sept. 25--ElecUqn J. Ali- of officers for the coming hcLd recently at the Union High School. 'E'he following class president.

yeai Patti iar was elected: Thomas souri fifty-seven years ago. but vice president, Beverly Stew- brought by her parents in child--? hood to Stockton, her family name reduction of eachers by grammar Principal ichool Walter Vhite; piano duets by Beatrice He Free'st welcome address in bebalf of Ceres churches Ernest Pratt were In Modesto last- night Fry; welcome on behalf of he city by J. wo readings Billy Bradshaw; ett; two vocal solos-by Miss Bar- iara Fuller of accompan- e3 by Miss Helen Gratton Mr. and Mra. T.

O. Barham and children of Ceres were dinner quests Sunday pf Mr. and Mrs. Dan Durkee and" later visited Mr. and Mrs.

Leo Whentley. Other guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wheatley were Mrs. A.

P. Stone and Miss Eugenia Shaw of Denair. PKESCOTT Mr. Fraik McDermott J.shn and Mrs Mc- Blaek. moilier, Mrs.

J. P. Welch Officers Named By Future Farmers CBEES, Sept has been elected- president of, the Ceres High School Chapter, Future Farmers of America, it was announced -to-day man, instructor. Russell Free- Arthur Mendonss was elected vice president Nonngm Zipser, secretary treasurer; Burley Dooley, editor; Hoger Claik, yell leader, and Howard Bell, reporter. Meetings of the dub will be held Bend-annually, Freeman stated.

The members will next convene on February 1. Ceres Residents For CERES, Sept J. M. Gondring and soiu Alfred Gondrine, left Ceres Monday on. a motor trip East, where they- will remain for several weeks.

Their itinerary includes Nebraska, Chicago and other middlewest Mrs. Hanseri of Modesto, daughter of Judge Gorxdrlug, is staying with him in Certs, during the sance of Mrs. Gondrjng and Alfred. Hughaon Children To Be Given Party HUGHSON, Sepi, party for those children wlto have been promoted from the p-xlmary to the junior department of the' Huehaon Sunday school, wisl be given Saturday at the homeoiMra- F. iE.

Stan, superintendent Mrs. Stan will be assisted in of" Oakland were week-end guests in the home of Mrs, H. E. Cornwell. Mr, and Mrs.

Charles Kramar of San Francisco the home of Mr. and Mrs- C. F. Carolug over the week end. Mrs.

J. E. Upton of Long Beach has returaed -to home-after spending two weeks with her daughter, Cover, Mr, and Mrs. Clair Hachett moved to their home hear Geres. M.

Oakland spent the week end with their daughter, Mrs- C. W. Mullor, and. family. 1 Mrs.

Robert Wren and daughter, Peggy Ann, accompanied by Mrs. Wren's aunt, Mrs. Leta Blnkeley of Sacramento, were visitors in the Blessing home on Friday. They were en route from Sacramento to the horns of Mrs. Wren in Arizona.

Mr. and Mrs. E. Goodwin and family and Mrs. F.

Casnove and Mr. and Mrs. William King of Stockton spent Sunday in Vallev with Mr. and Mrs, Henry Mrs. Mabel Parneli and daughters, Margaret, Doris and Janis were visitors in Salida Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. B. Williams Pasadena, accompanied by their I granddaughter, Kosemary, 01 Ontario, -J tained as all dav guests Monday, Mr. and Mrs. -libert- Hall of Downey, who arrived unexpectedly Kale! en route home after spending a Mr.

and Mrs. Walter Brooks of Ceres! Following the program-, refreshments were served to the guests by a committee composed of members of tHe W. C. T. U.

and A. Those on the committee were Mrs. Chairman Named By Paradise A. Sept. 25--Mrs.

Forrest G. Harris was elected as the new chairman of the local Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. R. R.

Chumlea was chairman for this meeting and Mrs. O. H. De Forest, acting secretary. After the business was transacted, the remainder of the meet- weeks in Shasta County.

being Minnie Rutherford. fter graduating from high school she was married in 1901 to Fitzgerald. Mrs. Fitzgerald was specially active in women's clubs work and In Democratic politics. She was twice I president oz Parlor Lecture Club in Fresno, president of the San Joaquin Valley Federation of Women's Clubs and was president of the state federation in 1925.

In 1920 Mrs. Fitzgerald served as a California delegate to the Democratic national convention at San Francisco, which nominated James M. of Ohio, for president For some years she had been associated with her husband In tho publication Of the Independent Mrs. Fitzgerald was also a mer member of the state welfare board. er, Wewton Kuthert'ord, Mrs.

Fltz-: gerald a nephew, Newton Clark Rutherford of San Francisco. I She was the sister, also, of the late W. B. and Margaret Rutherford. Knights Ferry Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stone were host and hostess to several friends T. B. Milam, J. T.

Crane, B. L. Sisson, Carl Griesner, F. Babcock, Mrs. Lita Blue, Mrs.

C. T. Kennedy, Vivian and Verla Blue. Charles Scheli and Milam. and Tommie Jackson Mrs.

Joe Bettencourt was hostess Tuesday afternoon at her home, where she gave a surprise shower to Mrs. C. C. Wilder. The afternoon was spent -with needle work.

Pres- Guy Talbot, C. liff, J. V. Naill and C. C.

Wilder. f. Valley Home The Good Cheer Sewing' Club met at the home of Mrs. Ella Gilbert recently. Present were: Mesdames Rose Schuller.

Minnie Stelck, May Anderson, Olga Lir.d, Alwinc Michener, Cora Schafer and Ella Gilbert. LUC i ciiia.uiuci. UJ. 111U IllttJl- i -n 1 ing was in the form of a reception nt wei Mcadames Rodney Bock, for the new teachers, Mrs Delia 1 A A Brown. R.

Chisolm, C. A. Eb- Jonfis and Mrs. Harriet Andrews, 'bling, John Galazzi, Arena Velthon, Charlotte Chumlea gave a piano se- lection and several snngs of the organization were sung. -Refreshments were served by Mrs.

O. L. Beam and Mrs. R. D.

Hubbard Thirteen women attended. Activities Planned By Church Society DELHI, Sept plan.4 for future activities were discussed at a meeting of the executive board of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society of the Com-nunity Presbyterian Chinch, at the home of Rev. and Mrs. W. E.

Clawson. Sunday afternoon. Chnirmon of staTirltae were appointed as follows: Prayer meeting, Marjorie Olson; lookout, Keith Blaine; missionary, Chester 1 Anderson; social, Betty Lou Knapp, Arthur Craig, Richard Weir and Gertrude Stratton. Services Held For P'redricka Hanell. 11 Harrison; class 31, r-j'ivester Kelly.

tor class: President, Vernon vice president, Glen Spoer- leia; secretai-y, Janet Roberts; treasurer, Stanley GhlsJetta; class Miss Sara Jordan. Sophomore class: President, Lee Vincent; vice president; Marian Kmjlson; a treasurer, Dotigiaa Smalley; class teacher, Miss Celeste White. ITreshtnan class: President, Jane Logan; vice president Jane Coz; Eecrctary-treasurer, Bail; class teacher, Karl Robinson. 20-30 Convention Reports Are Given The funeral will be in Casa Bo-i P-ATTERSON, Sept 25-- W. F.

EMPIRE, Sept. 25--T a i plans to take up any necessary relief work for the children in and near Empire had been made to-day by the executive committee of the Empire A. Another major project uf this year will be a Fall membership drive of the organization. It has been suggested lhat the membership dues this year might possibly be cut from 50 to 30 cents, in order to gain a larger number of members. This question will be discussed at the first business meeting of the society, which will be held at 2 P.

M. Tuesday, September 29, at tho Empire Grammar School. A program Ibe at 3:15 P. M. Grammar school teachers will each give three minute talks on the School, with the idea of acquainting patents with the work being done by pupils this year.

Mrs. Anna Webb speak on New Methods In Teaching Keating: Mrs, Ruby Huntington on Language Ability In The Primary Grades; Mrs. Josephine Overton on toTian'l Eessie Robinson en How Mothers Can Help In Fourth Grade Arithmetic; Mrs- Katherine Hosier on Spelling. And Spelling Tests; Mrs. Crete Tocker on Cooking And Sewing Aims For The Sixth, Seventh And Eighth Grades; Mra.

Thelma Pugh on Music In The Upper Grades; Mrs. Harry Secrest on Citizenship In The Eighth Grade; Mrs. Lulu Pierce on What Special Classes May Accomplish; Robert Hill, principal, on The Purpose.Of Clubs And Assemblies In Our School. Mrs. Carroll Powers of Modesto will sing three songs.

Refreshments will be served at the close of the meeting. executive committee, Hansen, Leo Field end Agusta Engstrom. Gustine unit: President, Mary Lopes; first vice president, Brenda Sterling; second vice president, Nellie TagJio; secretary, Hazel Cook; chaplain, Alberta Hansen; Hettie Owens; executive committee, Taglio, Efma Latta and Eva- Cook. the installation ceremonies a-'Spanish dinner was served fol- 'lowed by dancing. Special Program To Be Held At Newman Sunday On Mission Festival NEWMAN, Sept.

25--The Lutherans of Newman and vicinity, under the leadership of Rev. H. J. von Renner, will celebrate their anneal mission festival Sunday with two services. The morning 1 services, beginning at 10 o'clock, will be 'conducted in the German language.

Rev. F. H. Menzel of San Francisco will preach on the theme, The Lost Chance, based on Jsremia 3:20. Second lecture In the afternoon the same pastor will lecture Jn the English language on the theme, Soul Salvage.

The is based on the personal ex: QeHences cf Rev. Mr. who i city and institutional missionary i in 20-30 Club, and Donald Olson, delegates to the recent state con- nf 20-30 clubs at Long re p. tion Sectch. reports of the convention at a meeting Wednesday eve- nita Chapel Monday at 2 P.

M. Seth Hawley of St. John's Epis- I copal Church will conduct the serv-" ling at the Hotel Del Puerto. F. L.

Truman a guest of the iciuti and pave a talk on Insurance aniL fire hazards. Chapter Organized By Future Farmers HUGHSON, Sept. 2f5--A Future Farmers of America chapter has been 1 organized this year under the i Newman Cheese Is Sent To Conclave GUSTINE, Sept. liTes at the Detroit convention ate from the Caso Cheese auspices of the agriculture classes-'Company Newman. Fifty of Hughson Union High School, II i pounds of cheese were sent by the vas announced to-day by F.

twelfth district Thiemann, instructor, who direct the work of the organization. The body will hold two meetings a month, a business one scheduled for daytime and a social meeting at night It also is planned to send a delegation to attend the Fall meeting of the Future Farmers of Stanislaus County, to be held at Modesto on October 23. Conrad Word has been elected' president of the ciub. Arthur Tom- tine and. Newman American Le- poSts.

One third of the ehtfise was donited by the Caso MAN FINED NEWMAN, of the Lawrence House was fined $250 yesterday when he years of experience in that line i Lutheran choir will sing both services. The public is invited I to the services. On account of the possibilities of windy weather, the committee has 1 decided to abandon the Idea serving lunch at noun in tho Newman City Park, but will serve lunch at the Dania Hall. Group Present At Newman Meeting GUSTINE, Sept. A.

P. Miller, Elvina Allen, E. K. Hanse, William Owen, Laurence of the Newman Presbyterian Church in Newman. Thursday afternoon.

Next Thursday afternoon the Gustine Guild will entertain the members of the Newman Guild in the social hail of the Gustine Community Presbyterian Church. A. Chairmen At Keyes Selected Sept. 25--At an executive meeting: of the Keyes A. Friday afternoon plans were dis- cusse'd for the year's work and committee chairmen were appointed by president, Mra.

A. H. Bolter, as follows: Program, Mrs. Blaine Illis; membership, Mrs. Elmer Purvis; publicity, Mrs.

A. H. Young; 'inance, Mrs. Clifford Worrell; magazine, Mrs. Escoe Miner; pitaiity, Mrs.

W. A. Oberkamper; study club, Mrs. C. B.

Sioan. Plans also were made for a teachers' reception to be held early in October, and Misa Martha Hansen was appointed program chairman he refreshment Services Held For Mary E. Larned, 80 OAKDALE. Sept. 25--Funeral services for Mary E.

Lamed, 80, who died Sunday morning at the tome of- her son, Wlllard L. Larned, on-Sixth Avenue, were held yesterday afternoon from the Oakdale Undertaking Parlors with Rev. A. F. Mullins of the United Brethren Church in charge of the sei-yices.

Interment was in the Citizens'. Cemetery. She was the widow oi the late Daniel A. Lamed who died in 1928. Besides her son.

Willarcl, she leaves a daughter, Mrs, Lillian Goi Stockton and one sister a brothers the East, also a number of grand children and sjrcat rOljhl Ol two COUNCIL TO MEET. ESCALON, Sept. Kan I Joaquin 4-K Club couueil will meet on Saturday at 10:30 Dry Creek Mrs. George A. Foote of Scenic Drive entertained a few friends at a social afternoon her home to honor Mrs.

Cora Miller of Los An- H. 'Siller. linson, vice president, Sam Bowles secretary-treasurer. Styles, yell leader. a Ernest Tomato Juice Given To Manteca Lions i MANTECA, Sept 25--E.

Powers I was the principal speaker at a Lions Club meeting- here yesterday. He spoke on the canning of juice. At the completion of his tallt.gj Powers gave each member a can of jjj tomato juice. Several Lions were fined for notfij voting In the recent bond election, The money that ie acquired thlsra Is turned nver to the Boy Pi ipp-carfd before City Judge KILL THREE-POINTER on a charge of selling i GUSTINE, Sept. 25--M.

J. Vierra, at the Holtl Stockton i toxtcating liquors. The charge was Joseph D. Vierra, Frank Lewis leaders of clubs present to discuss TM an Manuel Fernando have re-1 plans for the awarding of ment pins, and the closing of the club record books. VISIT AT LOBI JACKSON, Sept.

25--Mr. and Mrs. Luis Cadloni and family and Mrs. Josie Baccala and daughter made bv 1 Chief of Police E. M.

Air- es, who made the arrest. MEETING PJLANNKD I G-USTTNE, Sept. Merced American Legion Council hold a meeting at Stevinaon in the American Legion Hail evening. I turned to Gustine with- a three- point buck. PLAN FOOD SALE.

GUSTINE, Sept. auxiliary oC the American LcgWn Post No. 210 will hold a food sale at the Palace Meat Market, Saturday. spent Sunday in Lodi and Stockton. feel like dancin 9 Injure Scouts.

The club was asked to LO Rive Riverbank A. i tr II tirst meetinK of James ivelly, oU! verbanlt parGn tion was held at To Honor Teachers I A Sept 25--The first meeting of tho season of the Assocla-i OAKDALE. Sept. 25 --Funeral stirvicea for James Edward Kelly. 60, who di-d suddoniy Wednesday Quincoy at the homo of his Mr.

and Mrs. Jerry Coakley sislcr Mr s- Annie Riffe, woie hsld baby son of Oakland and Mr. 1 3 morning at the ario, and Miss Betty McClelland 'f Long Beach are visiting Mr. and Mrs. O.

H. Pharrls. the school yesterday afternoon. Mrs. O.

T. Bemis, president, presided. Misa Miriam Lynn was chosen as secretary of the organization, Mrs. K. C.

Os- treasurer, and Miss Alice Dahms, historian. cntertaiatus the chll- TM, HuSctaon. Van Allen School Girljkeaks Arm VAN AL1.EN. Stpt. 25-I)orothy Burns, 6, daughter of 3SIr.

and Mw. C. R. Burns of Van A-llen, Buffered a u-oiea rlgbl Tuesday while play at the Escalon Grammar with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.

J. desto. For many years he was employed os ditcliteiiiler for the Oak- School. LEAVES K03TITAX, EMPIBB, J. E.

Shiprnan and her baby dauuhler, Berniep. Tplumpfl 4orcy Hot Springs. md Mrs. Carl Angle Classes Of Church Hold Joint Outing Church by Rev. R.

Isaacson. C. R. Carson was In charge of the Music Instructor Named For Delhi DELHI, Sept. services of Mrs.

Eva Bishopp of Turlock have been secured by the board of the BalHco Grammar School as instructor In music. Mrs. Bishopp will 'Monday forenoons and Thursday afternoons to this work, piving one half hour in each of the four rooms. She also will assist with special programs, and re-, hesrsals on a Christmas operetta! will begin in the near future. Manteca Auxiliary Jack McConnell spent the week end at Me; Mr, and baby daughter spent the week endj in Stockton visiting friends.

Marvin Hayes is spending a two-i week vacation In the mountains. BIRTHS DOUGHTY--In HURhjon. Sept. to the wife- of R. E.

I)o a daughter. WATBRFORD, intermediate Sept. Sunday school elassse of the Church of the Breth- 1 ern hold a joint picnic al the ATTEND MKKTING ESCALON, Sept. 25--Mrs. NelHi I son Grove last Sundry.

A picnicj a i Bertram Sperry and family arcJF. Seip. Mrs'. John A. Goon'ring jendmtr a two-week varaHon le Sierra Nevada.

(Modesto motorc'd'to'Lodl Mcnday lunch was spread at noon and games were played- The teachers I spei th r. and Mrs. Ora Minnear and sons visited friends and relatives in Modesto Sunday. imisTERS RETVRN A A I Kept. more In ILe JUUicl ix- of the classes.

Mra. Mark Colbert) secretary; Ruth Smith, lay eevning and attended the monthly reception for registered nurses at the home of Mrs. McKenzie. HUILD NEW IIOUSK HUGHSON, Srpt. 25-Mr.

the program. eii Blown had charge of ALL WOOL SUITS Made to your measure, $22.50 I- it nssured cr your money hack. S. Y. BRAVES WAS always sickly, tired and ri x-v I oora bad too.

My Selects Officers! sister-m-Uw took LyJia E. Pink! faajn's Vegetable Compouod; So I trtcd this wonderful medicine too; everywhere I go people tcU me how much better I look. fcellikc dancing for joy all the time; "I am happy to tell other women abKjuc ibis medicine." Mrs. V. ScJinepper, 1409 i- Sycamore St; Indiana; A A Sept.

25--Mrs. A.i Perry was elected, president of American Lopion auxiliar" ast eve 'l The same officers that were! two wreks ago were i Thev arc: Roxi president: Audrey and Irene TaUiani, O'Lcary, O'Leary, chaplain, DR. ROBERT SPANN CHJUIOI'IIAC'Ton vtlfh HR. Rl'TH TITRNF.U I i lloitrh! HI lo lit 'J tf r-i 'O ,11. nnrt riiiiiif HIM--Hex.

I'honr li'-CB VEGETABLE COMPOUND J-his old FlONEtR all'aii'a plant was taken irora a field of PIONEER Chilian alfalfa seeded in 1884. This field, now 47 years old, still is yielding excellent crops of dairy hay ind i crop of PIONEER Chilean alfalfa seed each year. PIONEER Chilean alfalfa seed is northern grown. It will you well to plant I rnitior tban seed grown In latitude farther south Hum your farm. MODESTO DEALERS: Thi.

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