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WKDXKSDAY. JANUARY 9. 1946 ROSEVILLE PRESS-TRIBUNE Page Three Mrs. Garland, P.T.A. Head, to Visit Washington, D.

C. Club and Social News babies showing that more than 3000 of them were adopted in the state during the year. Department of social welfare statistics expect that the annual total will reach 5000 before it levels off some time in 1947. The department reported that 5,174 children were legally adopted during 1945, 3602 classified as independent and agency adoptions, 1572 as stepparent adoptions. Sacramento Dentist in Dr.

Boston's Office With Dr. Berry Boston vacationing for several weeks in order to recuperate from a major operation, Dr. Wil- Local Attorney Named In Estate Action L. C. Anderson, Roseville attorney, has been named by Superior Judge Lowell L.

Sparks of Placer county to represent the estate of the late M. A. Hallbom in the suit filed by Mrs. Wilma Moore against herself as executrix of the estate. Mrs.

Moore seeks $3040 on each of two counts, for services sendered Hallbom during the final years of his life. Her original claim against the estate was not allowed by Judge Sparks. Anderson's fee in defending the action will be paid out of the estate funds, the court ruled. iltam Wilson of Sacramento, just re- eeniiy released: irom the united States Navy, has taken over Dr. Boston's practice in the Medical-Dental building on Vernon street, it was an BROYER MORTUARY Distinctive Funeral Service DAY AND NIGHT AMBULANCE SERVICE Lady Attendant 103 Lincoln Street Phone 236 nounced yesterday.

Dr. Boston stated he would return to his office on February 1, and that Dr. Wilson would remain as his Bob Holihan Departs For Navy Training Titetty "Wjrd.ES WM hitters: lu i group the yorter U.u Ytiday pins. korujcUtiS Cot Itollhart, vtht Ms ever the trfuJ fur Navul Train tn5 SEatkjci in Sm Di-sJw The heme fcf Mr ana 34c- km ene the festivities. hich inctu4-d dancing and tttti rnm at mkUvuht.

flob wa pre-tented with many appropriate jtUt fm the following: Our tn Cortlrn. Fred Kuh.EKU.rt. Carbarn Miakkirucn. Edward fcw. r-atjy ItUrje.

Exwtrt Cue Mu-ll-r. liuti Iubirujrs. Jorfehin- De Tuen.tj Clair Cumto. Layuuui Vtt-kff. Avatoa Laruietiu.

MiokkUicrt, Huzan whroder. JUUreiU Cd.i, I'auU IttJtft Amkie. Juhn-ny Airrwj. Diek. JVrry.

Km son. Sum Pwhes. Dave Matvan, IWrry ton. Mrs. L.

E. Wyati. Mr. and Mrs. 1- Uwu, and linard Lewii.

More Than 3000 Babies Adopted Last Year Year's end statistics were released yesterday on another of California wartime bumper crops illegitimate Bank America Closes Year in Good Shape Bank of America's year end state- Prospective Bride Is Shoxver Honoree ML Hfcrrnary Op ah. of Warren Wrrrl of Portland. Oregon, was recently at two mlsetl-lareou triiial ihowrrs. The first nowrr tfiii given by the bride elect ttvj'tir. Mr- Jo Opich.

in th Opich home. The holiday decorative theme wai earriJ out in napkins and tablecloth. on individual card tabls hfe refreshments were served, Rings- was played durins tne afternoon. Thone present wrr: MUm--s Kcslch. S- Prnnoff.

P. MilUr. J. Adaau. It.

Krustr. T. Ror aku. Merdva. T.

Opich. P. Pen-ru4f. Lskk. J.

Davis. M. Fryx, M-BubUr. J. Ua'kovith and D.

Ruka-vena. Thoe nfwLN- to ai-nd but sending gift w-rv Modanu- J. Rduh. J. Ko-tak.

G. Buy an. 'N- Ilukavru, M. Las-kk. Tunfcuvich and Mbs Attn BUieh.

Th- ihwAt-r, abJ field in the Opich home, wai fttven by Mrs. W. H. nndy and inclutk-vl the fui-towing feuU: Medamt3i Dorothy Dumas. Ann Lrtui.

Yvonne DvFuentc-s. Doruthy and Linda Antonini. These sending gifis were Mesdani-s L-ah Daviiboir. Kniily Fallino, Kay Opich, AIvna Handall. Miies Irene MwClure and Ann Pennoff.

The president of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, Mrs. J. J. Garland left early in January for Washington D. where as California's Chairman of State Women for the Foundation for Infantile Paralysis she attended the meeting for the National Conference of this group on January 6 and 7.

Two other honors have com to the California Congress through its president in her selection at the recent National Board meeting as Chairman of th State Presidents Conference. As such will have an active part in planning the State Presidents Conference at the National Convention to be held In Denver in May. Mrs. Garland has also been appointed by Governor Warren as a member of the new State Youth Committee which will act in an advisory capacity and in cooperation with Mr. Karl Holton, director of the Youth Authority.

At the m-eting of the board of managers of the C-CJVT. to be held at Hotel Clark in Los Angeles," on January and 10, Mrs. Rollin Brown, first vice-president, will preside at all general sessions. District presidents will meet with Mrs. Drown for their regular luncheon conference on Wednesday.

Preliminary committee meetings scheduled for Tuesday include the newly appointed recreation committee whose work will be to prepare a recreation booklet for the California Congress. Chairman of the committee is State Recreation Chairman Mrs. W. B- Petersen. San Leandro.

Members include Mesdames Claren F. Galloway, Alhambra; L. E. Sutherland, Pasadena: Roscoe Granger, Redding; Rollin Brown, Los Angeles; Arthur E. Sipherd, Orange.

of condition reveals that the Announcing the Opening On or About Jan. 11, 1946, of offices. bank has made progrfss in all departments of its activities, with deposits, total resources, loans, securities investments and capital funds at new high levels. At December 31, 1946, deposits totaled $5,339,307,000, an increase of $938,705,000 during the year. U.

S. war loan deposits, included in this total, amounted to $439,404,000. Total resources were $5,626,063,000 a gain of $1,016,939,000 over a year ago. Udomi Council Dcre Foeahortta. will hold it tomorrow evening at DR.

ALFRED J. ZUCCA, Dentist Phone 322 King Bldg. 233-B Vernon NEWS IN BRIEF Word has been received from Sgt. LUNCHEON MEET TODAY Stuart Driver that he will return home in the very near future. Harold Munk has returned from a visit with his parents in Lovelock, Nevada.

The Past Pocahontas dub will tt toiiay. with a 1:00 o'etutk luncheon at 1 th- honi? of Mrs. Kosc Card p'-ayin by the graup and civ tertatnrr.i nt by Mrs- Minnie Machin Ul te nt; after th business session. Mrs. Nellie Cooper of Richmond is and THURSDAY January 3 10 Alexander Knox, Charles Cuburn in WILSON IX TF-Ci IXXCOLOR Afo Harness Ravers Cartson and News visiting her sister, Mrs.

Minnie Beck with. fuwtag tatest Saturday Evening, Jan. 12th CIVIC AUDITORIUM LINCOLN, CALIF. sy Prizes, Cash, Fun, Laughs Dancing from 8:30 till Contestants Sign Up at Box Office I FIRE CROUP CANCEL PARTY The Christmas dinner party of the Fire Department auxiliary, I which was Htp.ned several times for reasurts beyond the control of the -I lost 52 WEAR SIZC 14 AGAIN MRS. D.

wetis. rr. WORTH As rtcturad Hare Ye may lo pounds and have a Bote slender, t'aceiut figure. No earrciae. No drug.

No lsativea, Lac meat, potalura, rav-y. butter. The eapeneore of ra. Well may er may not be different thaa yours, but hy not try the Ayds I'Uaf Look at t.ee results. c-Jub.

has now b-en cancelled. Tttcre will be a rn--iini, Friday, 2 at Ftte House No. 2 of to all members. Veteran S.P. Engineer Joins Retired List There will be no more throttle pulling for B.

W. Spanger, veteran engineer employed by the Southern Pacific company. As of Christmas day, he is a man of leisure, having rHired from active railroading after 44 years of service. Spanger was never involved in a serious accident, in spite of the fact lie spnt his entire railroading career mountain runs, working out of Roseville, Rocklin and Sparks, Nevada. He and Mrs.

Spanger intend to continue making their horn" in Roseville, but plan to spend considerable time in Virginia with their daughter and la clinical testa conducted by medical doctoia more than 100 wimiii lost 14 to 15 pounds aseraB in few weeks with the AVUS Vitamin Candy Heduciaa f'lsn. District Odd Fellows Between 7:30 and 8:30 Hold Meeting Here I EUhty OiJ Fellows and about Wuh this Ayds Plan you don't cut out any mrals. starches, potatoes. sneats or butler, you simuly cut them down. It'a sample and easier when you eninv delirious (vitamin lorti rd A OS betoce each meal.

Absolutely harmlras. 3U dava aunnlv of Admission Gentlemen $1.00 Ladies 50c turkeys iwell roasted got tt-gcthcr the banquet table in Odd FfcUows hall Friday nuht a business rn--tin. attended by mem bers of the order from Auburn, Lin RosevIHe Theatre WEDNESDAY ONLY January 9 Mexican Feature Picture Toros Amor Gloria Am! Sheet Subject Avrf only If not drlichted srith result. atUNtV BACK on the. vtty first boa.

1 hoasi HUSKINSON'S DRUG STORE Tear Out This Ad as a Reminder. her family. coln. Bocklin and Bosevtlle. Irtncipal order of business at the session was the conferring the third degree on a class of 13 ARNOLD RODLEY Th turkey banquet was prepared under the direction of Muryl member Roseville lodge and local restaurant proprietor.

CROCKARD PLANT ROBBED A number automobile tires were stolen from the Crockard Chevrolet building last Thursday night by burglars who entered the establishment by breaking a rar window. An i (n safe, which contained no mon Announces THURSn, FRIDAY. SAT. Jan. 10.

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