Press-Courier from Oxnard, California • Page 4

WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, IKT. Greek Children Send Gift of To "Dear School Friends in America" i OXNARD AND VICINITY Jack Dcwcll made aJ trip HobsooUGdOw-FiftlilWiyoiiNew Rincon Lease LOBERO BARBARA to Fillmore this morning. OXNARO DAILY COURIER. PURING FIESTA WEEK elders may engage I I I in international disputes, ksm WaEguing over political iBkiM issues and denouncing "foreigners" without any attempt to understand the other fellow's -viewpoint, but nearly 10,000,000 children in fifty countries, members of the Junior Red Cross, are growing up free of prejudice and eager to be friends regardless ol race, country, religion, or politics. An instance of international goodwill which is 'being fostered by the junior organization comes graphically to the United States 1-eek from Greece, 4,000 miles across the oceaH.

Greek children, moved by receipt of Christmas boxQS from America, have sent gift of half-pound boxes of the finest currants grown in their' land, to their "dear friends in VrSSTS SANTA PAL LA. Mrs. Nettie Southwick accompanied by a party of Oxnard people made her official visit to the Santa Paula Rsbe-kah lodge last evening as District Deputy President. She in strue-lion to the Rehekah-s i ritualistic work. Among (hose who accompanied Iter were Alice Hall, district, dsimly Marshal.

Mr. and Mrs. Dewar, and Mr. America," These are belne distrib uted to schools In every State of the Union. Xho Junior Red Cross Ih based on the ideal of service.

It was founded during the "World War and since the Armistice, nation after nation organized so that today the Junior ideal has fired the imagination qt children on every continent. In this country it numbers nearly 6,000,000 school children. One of the most appealing projects fostered by the organization is a program of international echool correspondence, out of which has grown aa exchange ot gifts and portfolios between children in 45 different countries. The Christmas box project of American Juniors dates back to 1921. Each year packages are shipped to children in European countries.

These, ml Mrs. John Powers. Jhs. John UiTcn of Santa Pauta Past Jistrict Deputy President gave a u-ief tall: at the close of which she (resented Mrs. Southwick with a love-y basket of flowers.

Ac the close of the light refresh inetits were served. I SISTER VISITS. and Mrs. Allan TSnrlesnu visit last evening from Mr. sister.

Mrs. C. K. Keiaey and her Aii-rs of Vista. California, wiio are en their contain small games and toys, picture books and similar gifts, fashioned by children A number of the boxes found their way to Greece where they were eo enthusiastically received that immense growth in the Greek Junior membership was stimulated.

It was in acknowledgement of gift that the Greek children decided to reciprocate with the currant3, sending 6,000 baits last year an-i the larger consignment this month. Each box of currants is stampes with the Red Cross emblem and; contains the following messaga from the Greek Juniors: "As a token of out devotion to work of the Junior Red Cross and of our strong desire to enter into relations with you, no matter how far away ypu live, we send you this small present which you wiu oblige us in accepting." ing. Miss Kelsey is a student at ami lias completed her Sophomore year there. She will return to the eastern college in the fall. Miss Beryl Bard, who has been in Glacier National Pack for several weeks, writes friends about 'some 'of the beauties of the place and adds that she is enjoying her stay there GET ACQUAINTED SALE WITH OXNARD'S LOW PRICED STORE Men's STRAW HATS $1.00 ORGANDIE BONNETS $1.19 New Patterns in WASH DRESSES Organdte Trim $U5 Men's WAIST BAND OVERALLS $1.19 Uncle Sara WORK SHIRTS 79c Men's KNIT UNION SUITS 79c Men's SUSHtNDERS 49c WASH HATS For Children 49c Children's SILK HATS Children's DRESS cS Washable, Wtlh Ps-iik; SSc ROMPERS Gingfcarn 59c WOMEN'S COATS Fur Coif art S9.S5 organdh; Special 59c VOILE Flowered or Plain 29c Yd.

Guaranteed Tub Fast PRINTS 19c Yd. FOrLiN Regular 50c Grade 19c Rayon ivlixed SUITING 23c Yd. Men's OVERALLS S8c Men's SILK TIES Fcur-in-H2tid -69c Men's DRESS SHIRT5 Broadcloth S9c Men's EOW TIES 29c Men's FANCY DRESS SHIRTS $2.49, S2.93 Men's KHAKf PANTS SL49 Bofs OVERALLS An sties "JCOO" KHAKt PANTS WASH SUITS Worn? nr. CHIFFON HOSE Pure Silk We Women's Uiacfc ISi'llon RAYON HOSE RAYON HOSE 49c Misses SPORT HOSE 49c 1 Rayon FRENCH PANTIES 95c Women's Silk DRESSES Sheet BLANKETS 66x76 9Sc BLACK SATEEN 36 Inches Wide Z5c Yd. TOWELING Part Lben 15c Yd.

CURTAIN SCRIM Burred or Plain 10c Yd. CRETONNE 36 Inches Wide 17c Yd. Tissue GINGHAM 36 Inches Wide 49c CREPE Fancy or Plain 25c Yd. Lincctte 19c Yd. CHALLIES Fancy Patterns 36 Inches Wide 14c Yd.

Part Wool BLANKETS $3.49 Oxnard Department Store 105 Fifth Si. AND AFFLIATED STORES Phone 74 Provost Stives Soles, 438 A St Jack C. Miller, secretary of the Ox nard Chamber of Commerce, is in Leu Angeles today on busiuesH connected with the chamber. Rev. rather Wekennmn, pastor ot Clury ath-m church, is in mu Aagetes; today.

isiled at the home of E. II. Jordan 1.0pon air dance at every Frl- flky evening. S-Si-eodc Miss Esther Block of San Francisco is the guest ot Mr. and Mrs.

Reuben Litidenbauiii tor several days. crank catse service Meyer's Service itaupn. t-in-c F. is in Los Angeles to day, when; Mrs. is to under go an operation on her throat.

Mrs. Florence -Pieiler ot Santa Bar bara. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pfeiler of Oxnard, is now vacationing with friends in Laurel Canyon.

JHolly- Dr. W. Clark, optometrist, every Tuesday forenoon at Llddle's Jewelry Store, next to Bagley's. 3-11-ttc Charley Burn'nain anto repairing specializing in Ford and tractor repairing. 2nd and Oxnard Blvd.

G-ll-tfc Air. and Mrs. Carl Newcomh and son Carleton were in Los Angeles yesterday Mr. Neivcomb was there to buy for ihe public add ret? system he will install at the Moorpark u- show. day.

Bovv'i concert which take place on Thursday will be broadcast over radio KFI, according to an apnounceinent made by radio officials. The program will begin at o'clock1; Ar Zolg's Bread and Pastry Shop Thursday Special assorted cookies ISe doapn. 3 doz. tor SOc. 7 -Z7-c The two beach subdivisions.

Holly-wood-by-the-Sea and Silver Strand, are erecting, billboards between Los Ange les and Oxnard adyertismg their beaches- Some of the billboards picture the beaches and advice URiUirisis "to turn off at At irplg's Bread and Pastry Siion Thursday. Special assorted rookies list- dozen. 3 doz. for 5Qc. v-2Tc Mrs.

Walter Meyer aud twin daugh ters. Barbara and Bernice. were in Oxnard Monday from Wheeler's Springs where- hey have spent the pest mouth. They are now spending a few days in Ventura staying at Mrs. Meyers' paror.is heme.

Mr. and Mrs. Eells are still in the east. Mrs. Virgil Wyatt (Veda Petti) ar-ived last evening from San Diego to spend several weeks with her mother.

Mrs. Petit at her country home Osnard. Mr. who is north at sriUi. expected home Sunday.

and Miss Phyiiys will return from a triy on Friday of this week. Get His Photographs, Bat Repeated" L. A. Huffman. at For; in the jH-riud H-iicu A.

Mil-s was of army vsime ia wiUi hvtids ot buth imlinn and American ligiiling ht one frici'diy wiili was a at liw ami atirt cnilij- IJijiTsiKiM arrjuisird k-anl'T "If Imlinn Tin- liwiian rhh'ttum at ihn-t Itpi-tj takfjn unny's In Kin hy MwvU-Mi wWi-nt am-fJ an -in-Uii'-I'sKM' liar farstfi yVAsi. Jsultaeu, Wkc Mil of caanjt wsUinwl ft will (ijtid vefy wrJ'rtis IjrjiJ e.ojj.i-(3 ni Xi3J 1L a common vacation jamu. ia the nci too in distant fatore, ds an £l-! too te? Inture, to' Ttaiz. aa inventor. A Btrip ot land lying between the state hlghwuy and the meaii high tide line and from the east end of tbe Mussel Rock causeway southeast to a ircdnt a (juarter of a mile west ot Pitas Point, has been leased by A.

L. Hobson to Frank It. Henry and Chas-M. Hamilton, Los Angeles oil men. The strip of land, about feet long is said to be regarded by geologists as oae of choice pieces of oil property on the Rincon in that district.

The land, according to the oil men, is directly in the center of the structure upon which Ilobaon No. 1-A and No. 1-B are located, the latter two wells of which are ready to be brought in at any time. The lease. it is said, calls for drilling within CO days after completion of Hobson No.

IB- While Henry and Hamilton claim they intend to drill upon the land themselves, Mr. Hobson asserted the men are lease brokers who are to turn the lease over to some unnamed major oil company for drilling. The lease has been placed ia escrow, and unless the iease is assigned, by Henry and Hamilton to the major oil com- my within a certain time, it will re-irt to Mr. Hobson. If oil is produced from any wells on this lease, Mr.

Hobson will receive one of the biggest royalties ever paid in this vicinity, he said today. The terms of the lease call lor one-fifth royalty in everything produced froin the wells, while the usual royalty paid the Ventura district by oil com panies to property owners in from ona-sisth to one-eighth. The easli bonus paid Mr. Hobson for the iease was said to be large, but the cotidideration was not made pub lic by the parties -concerned. SHORT SKIRTS HONORS PARIS JULY The head sales-omaii of a dress house famous for its international society clientele gives the pa.xri fpr the most graceful -wear ing ui' exfromoiy short skirts to the- English girls.

i hey wear short skirts best, she thinks, because their legs are bot- ir formed as a rule than those of French or American girls. Moreover. he believes uiat just as English girls were the last to adopt the extremely Short skirts they will be the last to give them up. J. Reese, of Ventura, lias left for Sacramento on a business trip.

He accompanied by Mrs. Reese and Anna Mat gar, Reese who wil visit for the next twu weeks with J-ir and Mrs. Seo Ar.mistead of and also with relatives in Mill Val ley. Vacation Fares iou-cort travel to Pacific Coatt cities and vxtTld-famom resorts Fares reduced for summer season; tickets on vsdc daily; i 6-day limit. San Kraacisco Bel Mcntc Santa Cniz Lake Tahoo Manila Barbara Pine Portland Seattie Vaitrosjver.

IL C. Now plan the whole Paci fi Coast th summer. Go tibiy by ptcdous time as well as Aiik about faw iwmtner furo great rouici to the can. Southern Oxnard Branch Of ANGtLUS TCMPtC Thursday, July 28 442 OXNARO BLVD. "THE ROSE OF THI RANCHO" ROMANTIC DRAMA OP CALIFORNIA AUGUST 943 MATIhfEE AUGUST 13 MAILORDERS RECEIVED NOW SPEND FIESTA WEEK JN SANTA BARBARA MILK 475 F.O.B.

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