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pr THE COVINAARGUS-CITIZEN Friday, November 9, IMS Lecturer to Talk to Club Members of People Pacific 'Dorothy Allen Dunn, cosmopolite, i traveler and lecturer will be presented to Covina' Woman's club I members ori Monday to speak, on ''Peoples of the Pacific- as I Know She has an insight into the national and individual charac- terSstics of the Japanese and her protrayal of their distinctive traits will help her listeners to better judge the correct way to deal with 1 them. A down east Yankee born in Siberia, Mrs. Dunn has lived most of her life in the Far East. Her education started in Vladivostok. It was continued at the Shanghai American school and completed at the University of New Hampshire.

Upon being graduated she took a trip to Shanghai, where she met and married Dr. Thomas Dunn. Since then she has lived there with vacations in Japan and North China, Europe and America. Caught in Shanghai at the beginning of the Pacific war, she was separated" from her husbimd in November of 1942 when the gendarmes took him to a special prison camp at Haiphong Road. From then on she saw him only twice for ten minute periods.

In March of 1943, she with her 78 year old mother, sixteen year old daughter, and two and a half year -old twins was interned in the Chapei Civilian Assembly center, in what remained of the Great China University bombed in 1937. Mrs. Dunn thru her long associa tion with the Orientals is qualifiei to define what underlies the often confusing actions of these peoples Luncheon at 1 o'clock will hono past presidents and hostesses wil be members of the executive board Curators and chairmen of commit tees are to have charge of luncheon arrangements and Mrs. S. M.

Wagner with her committee will dec- prate. Door and hospitality will be in charge of Mrs. Raymond Petitfils, Mrs. Thomas Logan and Mrs William P. Yeager.

RALPH LAUGHLIN TAKES BRIDE Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Barker ol Glendora avenue, West Covina, are announcing the this week of 'their daughter, Beverly Ann to Ralph William Laughlin, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Everett Laughlin of Covina on Saturday October 20, in Mexico. Bride, who attended by Joan Stahley of West Covina, wore a blue wool suit with brown accessories Groom was attended by Chris Stevensen of West. Covina. Both bride and groom attended Covina high school, and the latter is now employed with a spraying concern in Glendora. Meet Harry Damerel William Leech and Paul Neitz, new fruit buyer for Damerel-Allison, Erickson-Stewart corporation, left morning for Phoenix to meet Harry Damerel.

The latter has been in Washington D. C. on business also visiting in Florida. return, this week by mo- Flower Shop CHARLES VICKERY TAKES BRIDE IN NAZARENE SERVICE Nazarene church of Covina was (he setting on Friday evening for the wedding of Miss Bettye Chambers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

D. Chambers of Arkansas, and Charles Vickery, son of Mrs. Ida Vickery of Tennessee. Rev. Ben Johnson officiated at a 7:30 service.

The bride, attended by matron honor, Mrs. Oran Caraway, wore a of gardenias were her flowers. Attendant's ensemble was of limi green with black accessories. Gardenia corsage completed the outfit. Grooms attendant was Mr Caraway.

Couple had a honeymoon trip to Crestline and are at home now on Hampton court. Mr. Vickery is employed with Ronald Taylor. Monday evening Mr. Caraway and Dorothy Dover gave a surprise shower for the couple at the Ellsworth home on North Fifth street About fifty friends were present for an evening of games and dessert.

Fall flowers decorated the Ellsworth home. PARTY HONORS TWELFTH BIRTHDAY Honoring the twelfth birthday of Miss Marilyn Deitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carr Deitz of West Dexter street, "canteen party" was given Saturday evening in the local Y.W. C.A.

rooms at the corner of Badillo street and Citrus avenue. Guests jresent for an evening of games and lancing were Carol Wall, Sally Far- cer, Jacqueline Hawkins, Shirley lorton, Peggy Core, Saralyn Colver, Jarbara Long, Barbara Craven, Jetty EasUfr, Mlrlann Hoerdlec. Calhofan, Marjorie Lewis of Glendale. Refreshments of hot dogs and cokes were served by Mr. an'd" Mrs.

Deitz, hosts. Circle IV To Meet Circle IV of the Methodist Church will meet Wednesday, November 14, at the home of Mrs. Verne Stanfield on Cypress avenue for a dessert meeting. FUR COLLARED COATS are still in the limelight for fashion-rightness. These superb beauties of finished fabrics and choice fox collars are a real value at 59.95 up Plus federal tax DOROTHY STYLE SHOP Next door to theatre Phone CLOSED MONDAY, NOVEMBER 12th Activities Ralph Pollard Marries in Honolulu IJhree Hostesses Entertain With at Chapel Inn Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Pollard of East Cypress avenue this week revealed the marriage of their son, Ralph Donald Pollard, to Elizabeth Blough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Moore of San Francisco, in Honolulu, September 31. The young couple, who met in Honolulu, were united in marriage by Judge Brooks at a quiet cere-, DAVE ANDREW TO BE SPEAKER FOR B.

AND P.W. Captain Dave Andrew, head of the Sheriff's Crime Prevention Detail, has been secured as guest speaker for the November dinner meeting of the Covina Business and Professional Women's Club to be held Tuesday evening at the dining room of the Presbyterian Church. Captain Andrew will discuss prevention methods employed relating to juveniles, and the need for certain legislation. Gladys Johnson, chairman of the Education Committee is in charge of the plans for the meeting. Lilian Douglass Heeb, War Activities chairman, was hostess to the Executive Board at her home Tyes- Mrs.

Harry Curll, Mrs. Edward Walters and Mrs. Fred Miller were hostesses on Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons to two bridge-luncheons given at the Chapel Inn, and followed later "with bridge at Mrs. Walters home on West Cameron avenue. Invited guests were Mrs.

Edward Anderson, Mrs. Florence Bennett, mony witnessed by a few friends af Mrs. Clyde Batchelder, Mrs. Joe his home in Honolulu. The bride, who is employed at club in Honolulu, has been in Hawaii for the past five years.

The groom, a graduate of Covina schools, has made his home in Hawaii for seven years, during which time he has been a member of the merchant. marine, and is now employed at Dairymans. Coles, Mrs. James Burrell, Mrs. Alice Clapp, Gerald Clancy, Mrs.

Grant Chapman. Mrs. E. A. Cooper, Mrs.

P. J. Clinc, Mrs. Melvin Doyle, Mrs. George Ernsberger, Mrs-.

Robert Estep, Mrs. Paul Freeman, Mrs. Sam Fisher, Mrs. Alvin Fink, Mrs. Corwin Hoffland, Mrs Vera Hege, Mrs.

James Hinton, Mrs. Irvin Hilmer, Mrs. Ardin Hotchkiss. Mrs. Robert Hutchison, Mrs.

George Kerckhoff; Mrs. Porter Kerckhoff, Mrs. Phillip Kerckhoff, Mrs. Harry Mayo, Mrs. Ted Lane, Mrs.

William Lavayea, Mrs. Herbert Milliken, Mrs. Virgil Maul, Mrs. Robert Morgan, Mrs. William Nethery, Mrs.

Robert Nethery, Mrs. I. F. Nance, Mrs. E.

G. Prather, Mrs. Jay Pitzer, Mrs. Ralph Richards, Mrs. Irven Reynolds, Miss Victoria Reynoffls, Mrs.

Fredrick Spencer, Mrs. Raymond Smith, Mrs. J. H. Schissler, Mrs.

Ronald Taylor, Mrs. J. H. Tindall, Mrs. Joe Wilke, Mrs.

J. L'. Ward, Mrs. Edwin Weegar, Mrs. Earl Wright, Mrs.

Elliott Viney; Mrs. Paul Custer, Mrs. Willis Caypless, Mrs. Robert Cleghorn, Mrs. Seth Colver, Mrs.

A. H. Chenault, Mrs. Ralph Chambers, Miss Lola B. day evening when the monthly I Clark Mrs Russell Davis, Mrs.

J. business session was held, with! EIh 'ott, Mrs. V. O. English, Mrs.

President Ruth Hepner presiding, i Toin Finch Mrs Elbert Griffith, Several members of the club plan Mrs Gronhovd, Mrs. Thomas to attend the Los Angeles District' Granning, Mrs. W. M. Griswold, Mrs.

Federation of B. and P. W. Club on Ro 'a Heeb, Mrs. Robert Hayes, Sunday at Hotel Hilton, Lnog! Mrs.

Guy Harris, Miss Bess Hoog, Miss Laura Hoog, Mrs. J. K. Hedges, Mrs. W.

A. Jones, Mrs. Warren Klepinger, Mrs. Robert Lang, Mrs. Tom Loapm, Mrs.

H. A. Miller, Mrs. Carl Miller, Mrs. Ben MilUkan, Mrs.

H. J. MacKenzie; Mrs. W. Nye, Mrs.

William Potter, Mrs. J. D. Reed, Mrs. W.

A. Mrs L. L. Ratckin, Mrs. George Silver, Mrs.

Sam Stead, Mrs. Fred Sheard, Mrs. Harry Upham, Mrs. Julia Unruh, Mrs. S.

M. Wagner, Robert Walker, Mrs. Joseph Wall, Mrs. Julian Wilke, Mrs. Burton Williams, Madame Ellen Beach Yaw, Mrs.

F. W. Drum, Mrs. Stanley Shaver, Mrs. Harold Decker, Mrs.

Carl Shirley. Mrs. John Coffeen, Mrs. Walter Hege, Mrs. N.

D. Brown, Mrs. Hale Clippinger, Mrs. DeLong, Mrs. F.

W. Gail, Mrs. O. F. Gilbank, Mrs.

L. Boyd King, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. E. H.

McHann, Mrs. Gilbert Nigg, Mrs. Raymond Petitfjls, Mrs. Reatha Parriott, Mrs. Harold Wyatt, Mrs.

Charles Fesler, Stuart Coulter, Mrs. Bernard Allen, Mrs. Robert Broadwell, Mrs. Ralph Barstow, Mrs. N.

H. Collins, Mrs. T. C. Devendorf; Mrs.

Gordon Douglas, Miss Elizabeth Elliott, Mrs. Charles Ferguson, Mrs. Ross Covert, Miss May Griswold, Mrs. G. A.

Hoke, Mrs. C. M. Hunter, Mrs. Hnrvey Hewitt, Mrs.

W. P. Magan, Mrs. J. J.

Maechtlen, Mrs. Troy McHann, Mrs. Thurman McHann, Harold Nigg, Mrs. Roy Reinemann, Mrs. Frank Ross, Mrs.

Norman Nelson, Mrs. F. A. Roberts, Mrs. Bern Richardson, Mrs.

Edgar Summerhays, Mrs. James Stevens, Mrs. Charles Samuels; Mrs. Ethan Scofield. Mrs.

Edwin Sanders, Mrs. Leon Scammon, Mrs. W. A. Viney, Mrs.

William Warren and Mrs. William Yeager. Lucile Gloege was appointed to act as Chairman of the Victory Bond Drive for the local club in connection with the State wide drive which lie Federation is sponsoring, a quota of $6,000,000. £ULL CALENDAR FOR WRC HARRY SHANKS HOSTS AT BRIDGE-SUPPER Hosts at a buffet supper followed by bridge, Mr. 1 Mrs.

Harry Shank entertained at their home on West Center street 'Saturday night. A bouquet of'dusty rose chrysanthemums centered the buffet table Thursday of last week Blanche with cerise colored dahlias- and an Fannie Martyn and Maude arrangement of autum fruits used WcftleS. attended in Pomona the i elsewhere throughout the house, inspection of the Women's Relief! Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Corps (WRC) No.

37. Past national liam.Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. George officers and past department officers i Haynes, Mr. and Mrs.

Cullen Mot- were present along with Faye Boone.l ter Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Sawyer, Mr.j department inspector of California! and Mrs.

Ralph Pollard, Mr. and and Nevada. Mrs. John Van Buskirk and Mr. and On Friday Covina Valley Worn- Mr s.

Roy Goodell. Prizes were' en's corps, No. 129, met for an all- i by Mrs. Motter, George Haynes. day session and inspection, with Mrs.

Mrs. Goodell "and Ralph Pollard. Boone as inspector. Guests from. Assisting the hosts were their chil- Huntington Beach, Ontario, Pomona dren, Mrs.

Harold Emmons and enjoyed dinner at Velma's Coffee Jerry Shank. shop and Blanche Wines presided as president over the business ses- entertains Friends Mr. and Mrs. Walter Beardsley and Miss Barbara Campbell, daughter Mrs. Fannie Martyn were guest of- Lt.

Col. and Mrs. John Campbell fJeers of Monrovia Royal Neighbors on Friday evening. Each received a gift. of Cienega avenue, entertained on Hallowe'en evening with a costume party.

Group enjoyed supper at On Tuesday the WRC held a cover the Campbell home and later games dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. Martyn. Social day was held. On Wednesday Mrs. Martyn and Mrs.

Beardsley attended Federation No. 5 all-day meeting at Patriotic hall in Los Angeles. and fun at Covina park. Those participating were Priscilla Wilson, Stephanie Flint, Marjorie and Dorothy Calbreath, Gretchen Deitz, Annette Seymour, Fred Coulter, Buddie Calbreath, Johnnie Campbell. and the qirl he left behind! magic in the word home with lu cozy circle, and Joyi never known beyond iu hallowed limiu.

Home and old- t. remembered pleasures; these are the stufi a soldier's dreams are made of; but the dream be loves best is a candle-lit wedding ceremony with his bride in snowy array at bis side. And this happy event it mirrored now for future realization in her genuine Orange Blossom engagement the radiant 'reminder of their sacred promise. FINCH BROS. Dr.

Baymond Finch, Optometrist 117 Citrus Ave. Phone 104-31 Over IbSaety Yean of Success in Covina Closed Monday, November 12 NAVY MOTHERS TO MEET Covina Navy Mothers club will meet for a regular business meet- iwg Tuesday, November 13, at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Olive Nichols, 156 West' San Bernardino road. All members are urged to be present as it will be election of nominating committee for officers for the coming year.

Members are requested by the National board not to slack up on the hospital and welfare there is still great need for both. The hospital committee, whose chairman is Peggy Holtman, commander of the club, reports that cider and doughnuts were served to the club's ward on Hallowe'en afternoon, by Mrs, Holtman, Mrs. Wright Overcash and Mrs. Jeanette Fletcher. Gunnery Sergeant Louis Holtman visited a fellow prisoner- of-war who is in the Navy Mothers' ward.

October report of articles delivered for the month follows: Comic books, 14; gift packages, 17; pairs pajamas, handkerchiefs, 6, maps, wash cloths, 86; doughnuts, 252; waste baskets, victrola records, 48; card tables, gallons cider, paper cups and plates, 100; boxes, 20; cookies, 144; all purpose cards, 140; mrystery books, 24; birthday cake, 57 servings, making the month's total articles for the club's adopted ward, 1187. There were 36 visitors to the ward. Vera Mae Eaton Wed Sunday to John Schroeder Wedding of Miss Vera Mae Eaton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Eaton of Vineland avenue, Baldwin Park, and John W.

Schroeder, son of Mrs. John P. Angeles, took place on Thursday, ycto- ber 25, at the Church of GM in Whittier, with Rev. Ira King ciating at the 8 p.m. The bride, given away by father, was attended by matron of honor, Mildred' E.

Wright, sister of the bride, Roberta Shepard, and Betty Ruth Sare. Bride's gown was I of white marquisette, trimmed with lace entrain. Full-length veil of I imported material completed the dress. She carried gardenias and pink rosebuds. Attendants wore blue, pink and yellow gowns with old-fashioned bouquets of pink rose; buds.

Ushers were Lester Eaton, brother of the bride, Lloyd Kidd or Whittier, and Orlando Schroeder, brother of the groom. Couple enjoyed a honeymoon trip to Santa Cruz, where they visited friends of both the bride and groom. They are at horn to friends this week at the bride's parents' home at 319 Vineland avenue. Mrs. Schroeder attended Covina high school and has been employed' for the past four and a half years with the Orange Belt Fruit District Pomona.

She plans to resume her position again after a short vacation. The groom attended schools in Kansas and Arizona, and at present is employed with Covina Citrus association after having served five months in the armed forces. Two hundred guests attended thel ceremony, coming from as far as Lancaster. Beryle Thomas, former Beryle Harris, played the organ, while Edythe Kidd of Whittier sang three numbers." i Reception was held afterwards in the Woman's clubhouse, when 150 relatives and friends greeted the couple. CAMP COOKE TRIP ENJOYED BY USO GIRLS Greyhound busload of USO junior hostesses, with two senior hostesses, Mrs.

James Reher and Mrs. I Clay Hatchcock, left Covina Satur; day afternoon at 1 o'clock and ar! rived at their destination, Camp Cooke, at 6:30. Dinner was enjoyed in a regular army mess hall, after i which a dance was held at the base recreation hall, with Halloween dec- i Girls were the guests of the 20th armored division, which has seen action in Germany and France. Sunday morning the USO group attended army chapel and later a tea dance was given again in the re- creation room. Hostesses left the camp at 4 o'clock, arriving again in Covina at 10:30.

GROUP RETURN FROM MEXICO VACATION Mrs. Bess Aschenbrenner, Mrs. Grace Van Ginkel, Mrs. Clyde Torrey and granddaughter, Miss Bonnie Torrey of Los Angeles, returned week ago Tuesday from a two- weeks' vacation in Mexico City, where they flew via American airlines. Group enjoyed seeing the city with.

a Mexican guide, who showed them Mexico's many beautiful cathedrals. While there they attended a bullfight and took a three-day trip i to the city of Fortin, where they saw orchids growing on- trees and visited several orchid nurseries. While there they swam in the hotel swimming pool, which was covered with gardenias. Group also visited Garcierespo mineral springs and there swam in the mineral water. James Smith Takes Bride in Iowa Rectory St.

Mary of Carmel church in Eagle Center, Iowa, was the scene marriage of Miss Marveen Koerner, daughter of; Mr. and- Mrs. Henry Koerner of Buckingham, Iowa, and First Lieutenant James L. Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs.

David P. Smith of Park street. Rev. R. F.

Duffey officiated in the double ring ceremony ot 11:30 a.m., Wednesday. October 31. suit was 'of gray wool and she wore a corsage of red roses and gardenias. She was at- PARTY HONORS JUDY RIEKE Birthday party honoring Judy Rieke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Don Rioke of West Rowland avenue, will be given this afternoon (Friday) at the Rieke home with games and refreshments the order afternoon. Classmates celebration will be Ann Ingsley, Annette Russell, Barbara 1 Bette Cox, Jean Wheeler, Luella Sanders, Rita Maxwell, Joan Thompson, Dorothy Lewis, Brenda Jobe, Mary Jo Cooper, "Kathleen and Gary Rieke. i PEO Meets Tuesday P. E. O.

chapter KI met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fred Sheard with Mrs. R. W. Harris ii.ssistinK hostess.

Program centered on customs of South American coun- tries, with Mrs. William Warren as; speaker. sister of the bride, and Miss Alverda Keglcr. Groom was attended by Mr. Venderhcyden and Ralph Koerner, bride's brother.

Reception was given afterwards by the bride's parents at 5 o'clock in the evening for forty relatives and friepds. Lieutenant Smith was wounded while serving with the 36th infantry division in France and is now on sick leave from Bushnell general DINNER Auspices Charter Oak Parent- Tcncher Association CHARTER OAK GRAMMAR SCHOOL CAFETERIA Thursday, November 15 5:30 p. m. All dishes 5c and lOc Everybody welcome ourse ew ome: four litlr viaj in curltr. you iWai in comfort (or kuty younelf for time), Crmraiaf Glory curli your htir.

Entertain Class Meredith Leech, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Leech of East Covina boulevard, and Patty Murphy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy of Masonic Home, gave a little luncheon party Thursday afternoon at the Leech home for their Charter Oak kindergarten class.

Group enjoyed: "play-time" after lunch. Patty is the houseguest of the Leeches this week as Mr. and Mrs. Murphy are vacationing. PARTY HELD AT HOME OF CARR DEITZ Mrs.

Carr Deitz of West Dexter street on Wednesday afternoon o'fj last week entertained for her son, I Kenny. Halloween decorations pre- I vailed, and following guests came in costume: Jackie Deitz, Ted Turley, Paul Aschenbrenner, Max Overholtzer, Joe Rodriquez, Billy McCullum, Donald Davis, Jerry Stewart, Walter Dobbs. Prizes were awarded for games played to Ted' Turley and Walter Dobbs. Refresh-! ments in the Halloween theme were served by Mrs. Deitz.

SEND YOUR CHILD TO COLLEGE LATER BV BUYING VICTORY BOHDS MOW. BUY A BABY BOND and get kiddies a Walt Disney Certificate Complete Line of Garments for the Kiddies' Fall Wardrobe Betty's Totto-Teen Shoppe 142 N. Citnu Ave. Covina Phone 127-8Z "Everything for Baby, Brother and Sister, Too" Toaay'i cool new permanent you $ive yourself at home! Simple, c(uick, eaay to Jo ana retulti are amazing. Hardly more iutt than putting your hair in curleri.

No heat, no gadgeU, no trouble! A boon to women, career giru, miaao at acnool. Wonderful for children, too! you rtMve ill lovely cur) to crowning 2.00 pita lot Ward's Drug Store 145 North cu Avenue Phone 101-21 Saturday Store Hours Store Opens .12 noon Store Closes 9 p.m. Monday thru Friday 9 to 5:30.