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BERNARDINO DAILY SDN. FRIDAY, JUNE, 26, 1942 PAGE EIGHT SOCIETY and CLUB NEWS; STYLES and FASHIONS for MILADY Edited by WINIFRED MARTIN LomaLinda Pair Wed in Church Rites Over five hundred friends and relatives were present for the Sunday evening wedding ceremony 'uniting Miss Virginia Margaret Schall and Willis Reuben Johnson In marriage at the Loma Linda Hill church at 8:30 o'clock. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.

G. Schall and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Johnson, all of Loma Linda. Elder J.

Alford Simonson was the presiding minister. The bridal gown was cut princess artyle from whit marquisette and lac with short puffed sleeve and sweetheart necklin. A fingertip yell was held by a tiara of pearls and the flower were gladioli and weet pea with a gardenia corsag as the center. Sh was given in marriage by her father. Maid of honor wa Mis Joan Jeys, wearing blue net over taffeta, a shoulder-length veil matched the gown and she carried peach gladioli.

Bridesmaids were Elaine Fink and Louise Haigh, wearing peacn gowns, matching shoulder-length veils and carrying bouquets of orchid and white gladioli. Flower girl was the three-year-old cousin of the bride, Margaret Ann Moses, who wore pink net and carried a basket of pink carnations. Attending the groom was Glenn Angel, and ushers were Milford An-holm, Harry Johnson, Donald Schall and Claude Harlow. The couple chose the birthday celebration of the bride's mother for the wedding date. Margaret Schall, accompanied by Elmer Dignco at the organ, sang I Love You Truly and Because.

The church was attractively decorated with palms, white gladioli and Shasta daisies. At the reception held at Dorcas hall Mrs. Schall received in an aqua gown with a pink carnation corsage. The mother of the groom, Mrs. Johnson, wore a blue gown and a pink carnation corsage.

The bride and groom cut a three-tiered wedding cake, which was served with other cakes, and Hawaiian punch. Aunts of the groom, Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Eurman, assisted in serving. During the reception Joyce Holfstar entertained with several piano selections.

The couple left on a wedding trip to the beaches and will return soon to a home in Loma Linda. For going away the bride wore a poudre blue ensemble with white acces-cories and a gardenia corsage. The bride graduated from Loma Linda academy in 1942 and was president of her senior class and active in many events at the academy. The groom graduated from the academy in 1941 and is now employed in Loma Linda. 0 Alpha Circle Meets At Cooper Home Members of Alpha Circle, First Methodist church, met with Mis.

Tom Cooper at 2877 Arrowhead avenue, with assisting hostesses, Mrs. W. 0. Schulze and Mrs. Mary Lou Gibsen.

Mrs. M. E. Dimock presided in the absence of the president, Mrs. G.

Harmon, and gave an interesting book review. The regular business meeting was held and refreshments served. 0 Meat Tips Meat should be unwrapped as soon as it comes from the store. Lay as flat as possible and keep In the coldest part of the refrigerator. If allowed to stand in the wrapping paper some of the meat Juices might be absorbed by the paper.

JUNE 28 The great felicity of life ts to be without perturbation. SENECA. Time vv- Nv YOU NEED A -v. -3- "VW J- 'Hill the On A 35 SPRAY WITH PLENTY OF WALLOP TO KILL 'EM DEAD! STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA CHARMING BRIDE I -t Awrl The Loma Linda community shared interest in the marriaga of Miss Virginia Margaret Schall and Willis Reuben Johnson held in the Loma Linda Hill church. The bride graduated from the academy in 1942 as president of the senior class, groom graduating in 1941, Piano-Organ Pupils S.

H. Brush Recital Piano and organ pupils in the classes of Seward H. Brush will be presented in recital Saturday evening, June 27, at eight o'clock in the Musical Arts center, 497 Seventeenth street. All interested are invited to enjoy the evening. The following program is announced: Marche Ptomaine Gounod Mrs.

William Boland My Pony Schelling Kathleen Gray Berceuse Godard Hershel Neumann Londonderry Air Arr. by Carter Jill Smith 0 Sacred Head Now Bach Mrs. Wendell Greenlee Opening Theme, Piano Concerto No. 1 Tschaikowsky Marlene Philipson Anitra's Dance Greig Charles Davis Fifth Nocturne Leybach Betty Buge Meditation Sturges Mrs. Winthrop Forby Painting the Leaves Frost Bobby Gray Starlight Waltz Biainard Joyce Le Baron Barcarolle Offenbach Patricia Erickson Theme From Symphonie Pathe- tique Tschaikowsky Mrs.

Jessie Knight Avalanche Heller Hershel Neumann Butterfly Grieg Charles Davis Andante Cantabile Mrs. C. D. Perking 'Organ. Tasty Dish Neapolitan Macaroni: Add 2-3 cup sliced or grated cheese to 2 cups well seasoned white sauce.

Add 3 cups cooked macaroni, 2 sliced hard-cooked eggs and 1 tablespoon chopped parsley. Pour into a buttered shallow baking dish and bake minutes in a moderate oven. Enough to serve 5. VANILLA EXTRACT Specially Made for Cooking and Baking. While Present Stock Last.

Our Low Ceiling Price. Full Pint, 16-oz $1.93 Towne -Allison Drug Co. Four Prescription Drug Stores NEVER DIE OF "old doesn't slow 'em up! until they die they're as full of fire as the day they ARE BORN STANDARD FLY SPRAY KIUS 'EM QUICK food CLOTHES A WARTIME NECESSITY Betty Parker, Brother Bill Vacationists Miss Betty Parker and brother, Bill Parker, daughter and son of It. Commander Herbert C. Parker, U.

S. naval reserve, and Mrs. Parker arrived Wednesday from Washington, D. to spend vacation weeks of the summer with relatives, the W. S.

Shepardsons, and Mrs. W. M. Parker and other relatives and friends. Mits Parker is a student in the American university in Washington, and Bill is a high school student.

They made the trip west through the southern states, and Texas, New Mexico and Arizona, with Mrs. Burr, who was en loute to San Diego to join her husband, connected with government service, and recently transferred. Mrs. Burr was an overnight guest of Mrs. W.

M. Parker and Mrs. Nora Parker Coy, continuing to San Diego on Thursday. She had never been In California and was taken on a tour of the valley during her brief stay. Gate CityOlIs.

Will Initiate Tonight Initiation of new members and pleasant hour is planned for the regular meeting of Gate City chapter, O.E.S., at eight o'clock this evening in Masonic temple. With Dorothy Northcott, worthy matron, and J. Clifford Lee, worthy patron, presiding. All Eastern Star members are invited. War-Time-White Dress Popular Ann Sheridan, dining at the Mo-cambo, wore her new war-time-white dress so-called because no chlorine bleach is used in the material, thus making it a creamy white.

Ann's was a wool crepe with deep-armholed sleeves and side panels to the hemline of cocoa brown. Her brown turban was accented at the back with three gardenias. 0 Peanut Butter Variation To break up sandwich monotony in lunch boxes try this new sandwich filling: Thin peanut butter with enough orange juice to make spreading easy, add an equal amount of mashed bananas, season with salt, pepper and lemon juice and spread on white or wholewheat bread slices. Summer Specialties All Our Own VIRGINIA STYLE BAKED HAM ROAST BEEF ROAST PORK POTATO SALAD MACARONI SALAD CABBAGE SLAW WITH SOUR CREAM INDIVIDUAL HAM LOAVES SLICED HAM LOAF ROASTED CHICKENS WITH DRESSING IN OUR OWN KITCHEN HALF OR WHOLE SPECIAL ORDERS APPRECIATED FRESH GROUND BEEF 2 COFFEE Regular or Drip 97C lb tmi lbs. Limit 1 Can to a Family SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR LSe 19 Limit 1 Pkg.

to a Family HEINZ KETCHUP Large Size Heinz Strained Baby Food Heinz Junior Food PHONE SERVICE 338 HIGHLAND AVE. No Sales to Dealers Bohan Recital on Sunday at Y.W.C. A. The annual before-vacation recitals of piano students of the Byrde T. Bohan studio, postponed this year on account of the serious illness of the instructor's husband, W.

D. Bohan, have been combined and the students will be presented Sunday afternoon, June 28, at the auditorium of the Y.W.C.A. quarters at 580 Sixth street at 2:30. All interested are cordially invited. The following program will be presented: Hand in Hand Ducelle Clara McNally and Donna McNally Air Mozart The Knight and the Lady Thompson Norris Choisnet Dublin Town Thompson George Barber In a Russian Village King Patricia Weddell My Pony Adler Donald McCurdy The Flag in the Breeze Wadley Donna McNally Hornpipe Eckstein Clara McNally Sam the Salt Hoist Tommy Cable The Silver Waterfall Penny Lillian May Summers Plantation Memories Haven Barbara Switzer Vale of Song Rolfe Rosemary Varden Cadets on Parade Wood Paul Crider Woodland Waltz Gwynn Margaret Jean Benson In Olden Times Rubey Maxine Wixom Bells at Twilight Rolfe Jane Sue Roberts Wood Nymph's Harp Rea Jeanne Hazelwood Swinging in Fairyland Harker Barbara Anne Benson Castles of the Sea Rodgers Marilyn Eadie Spinning Song Ellmenreich Robert Farrell Benson The Rustic Chapel Rolfe Janet Calderhead Piano Duo, Morris Dance.

Janet Palmer, Beth Schulze, Doreen McNally, Jo Anne Snell Mantilla Rebe Bill Spain Silver Faun Dickie Marie Barrett By a Roadside Fire Rodgers Maria Cable Piano Duo, Moon Mist Rodgers Martha Lee Bemis, Gertrude McGuire Possum Pie for Supper Koehler Willmina Barrett Love Song Cadman Doreen McNally SLICED BACON Full Slices No Rind OUR OWN CURE FRESH BRISKET CORNED BEEF FRYING SIZE RABBITS FRESH DRESSED CHUCK CUT ROAST BEEF 39c Brookford SKINLESS WIENERS lb. ICED KIC 54' SWEET CANTALOUPES Large Large ROYAL ANN CHERRIES FRESH PEACHES AVOCADOS APRICOTS PLUMS 1 OR, for 03 3 for 20c 3 for 25c WHITE ROSE POTATOES We Reserve the Duet, Spring Song Mendelssohn Willmina Barrett, Marie Barrett La Reveuse Devaux Leona Conley Dream Fancies Harris Paul McCurdy Duet, Stars and Stripes Forever. Sousa Bill Spain, John Milor Twilight Friml Beth Schulze Edelweiss Glide Vanderbeck Martha Lee Bemis La Czarine Ganne Carmen Barber Valse Lucille Friml Dolly Simon Pion Duo, Spanish Gypsy Dance. Decevee Dolly Simon, Maria Cable Narcissus Nevin Jo Anne Snell Valse in flat" Duiand John Milor Duet, Mardi Gras Grofe Jeanne Choisnet, Gertrude McGuire Liebesfreud Kreisler Gertrude McGuire In Springtime Grunn Jeanne Choisnet Deep Purple De Rose Janet Palmer Crescendo Lasson Margaret Clinton Piano Duo, Valse Brilliante. Dawn Dewitt, Dorothy Oehl Hungary Koelling Dawn Dewitt Rondo Capriccioso.

Doris Burck Malaguena Leucona Rayle Palca Piano Duo, Prelude in minor Rachmaninoff Rayle Palca, Doris Burck Certificates of Merit Usherettes: Jeanne Choisnet, Jo Ann Snell, Dolly Simon, Maria Cable. Shantung Rain Coat For Summer Showers Here's for pleasant, sunny weather for your vacation time! But just in case of unexpected showers, there's good-looking rain coat of rubberized cotton shantung in lovely summer colors pale blue, peach, beige and yellow. Nicely tailored, light-weight, pocketed, and fitted with a detachable hood. Inexpensive, too. Los Angeles Group Will Give Program Elaborate preparations are being made by members of the Kate Crutcher players, an auxiliary of the Kate Crutcher workers of the Children's hospital of Los Ange les, for a musical revue to be given this fall.

In keeping with their victory program for the year the players also plan to give one performance ex clusively for men service. I lb. lb. lb. lb.

27' WATERMELONS 2 for 10 19' 10 lb, 25' Right to Limit Quantities 21 88 Auxiliary toB.L. F. andE. Lunch By Lovely Pool Members of the auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen had a delightful luncheon party at Fontana inn, with tables placed about the palm fringed pool in the garden. The decorations were patriotic in the red, the white and the blue.

Tiny flags on pedestals were favors at the p.aces, and the nut cups were in the colors. In the luncheon menu, avocados filled with chicken salad, hot rolls, strawberry shortcake, coffee and nuts were served. Defense stamps were the special prizes received by Evelyn Mason, Alice McAfee, Alice Parish, Twenty-five members were present and returned to Eagle's hall in San Bernardino for the regular lodge meeting at two o'clock and initiation of new members. The following candidates were received into membership, Alice McAfee, Barbara McManis, Maxine Nielsen, Alice Jenkins, Emma Jean Benson. Marylee Von Lentz Off on Vacation Marylee von Lentz, manager of the book department at The Harris company, begins her vacation Friday, and is leaving for the usual objective, lovely McKenzie river country in Oregon.

On the way north she will stop at San Francisco to visit friends and at Shasta. Mrs. von Lentz' son Edward, has been in" Oregon two weeks and is spending vacation working with the forestry department in the Cascade mountains. Maple Syrup and Rhubarb Fritters Maple syrup, served hot, makes a fine partner for rhubarb fritters. Add diced rhubarb, slightly sweetened with honey or sugar, to regular fritter batter.

Fry as usual and serve hot for luncheon, dinner or supper dessert. Measure Garment Before Laundering It's wise to measure garments before laundering: from arm pit to cuff, from center of collar to hem, and width of waist. Then follow the measurements in shaping while ironing. You'll save time and money by such care! Ini'ifdrl Here is your war-time guide to VITAMIN-RICH MEALS IF YOU'RE THE LEAST BIT WORRIED about vitamin-counts and all the other puzzling problems of modern you have to do is shop for the right kind of food, then cook it properly. TO PLAN YOUR MEALS, just clip and follow this Vita-Menu.

All the health-giving elements so important to your family's war-time strength have already been worked out for you by the HomeService Department of your gas company. TO COOK YOUR MEALS PROPERLY, observe the vitamin-saving rules below. (And the flexible heat of your gas range makes that as simple as A-B-C.) SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GAS COMPANY SAVE the vitamins you buy with controlled gas cooking FOR MEATSi RoiststWtempenture.Thii reduce! shrinkage much as 20ind helpt mttn retain vitamin-rich juices, minerals. Broiling, as a rule, is preferable to frying, to retain vitamins. FOR VEGETABLES! Use very little water.

When water is essential, have it boiling first. Set gas flame to simmer heat and cook for the shortest time possible, voidinB unnecessary stirring and keeping utensil lightly covered. Don't put in baking soda to brighten vegetables. And re, ember-keep the liquids for use in soups and sauces. IN GENERAL! Keep foods as fresh as possible, using dependable refrigeration.

And make it a point to serve foods soon after cooking. Canada's automotive export trade reached an all-time high during 1941, according to the department of commerce. I STEPT'S $4 DIRNDL SKIRTS California styled dirndl skirt in 3 tiers, beautiful floral patterns. Full cut. Colorful and practical.

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Excellent selection. SHIRTS Mannish tailored white shirt that goes to well with sportswear slacks or skirts. 198 Store air cooled for your shopping convenience. 898 Cool and comfortable for vacationist or stay at homers. Always useful, always Boysenberrles Creamed Asparagus Potato Egg Salad Enriched Prepared on Toast Meats and Che Cereal Cabbage, Apple, Sliced Tomatoes Tod Milk Dote Salad Pineapple Colle.

Bv. Crackers, Butte, Pumpernlc .1 Br Cake Choc. Blancmange ttctles Coffee or Milk Cookies, Iced Tea Fresh Fruit Boiled Beef Tongue, Grapefruit Cheese Fondue Mustard Shirred Eggs Green Bean Salad Au Gratin Potatoes Whole Wheat Toast Cucumber and Chive Spinach Marmalade, Butter Sandwiches Cardinal Salad Coffee orMilk Buttermilk Sflg Orange Juice Tongue Sandwich Avocado, Grapefruit Bran Griddle Cakes on Rye Bread cilrlJImnlinn. Fried Spiced Ham Macaroni Salad al7' Loaf Green Relishes chGlney Dresalna Syrup and Butter Apricot Sauce Rye CrackBeet Pickles Coffee or Milk Milk Rhub. Straw.

Compote. Tomato and Chow Meln with Escallop. Potatoes, Ham Sauerkraut Juice Noodles Buttered Broccoli Soft-Cooked Egg, Rice SprinSgP7egeb.eSaIad Broiled Bacon Chinese Green Peas wh a( Germ gjscujt, Toast, Butler Sherbet, Cookies Graham Cracker Roll Collee or Milk Tea Coffee or Milk Prune and Apricot Corn Waffles Stuffed F'f1iked eV Sauce i Mashed Potatoes, Gravy Enriched Prepared Butter and Maple Baked Spanish 0njon, Cereal 7- Green Salad Top Milk andBacoT" Whole Wheat Bread Cinnamon Toast Fruit Gelatin Coffee or Milk Milk or Collee Clam Chowder Orange Juice with Mint Apple Sauce Sallines Broiled Salmon Steak Omelet Toasted Cheese Buttered Carrots, Peas Wh. Wheat Mullins Sandwiches Parsley Cr. Potatoes Plum Butter I-eal Lettuce Cabbage, Banana, ColfeeorM.lk and Egg Salad Pepper Salad Milk Baked Lemon Pudding Strawberries Hamburgers on Buns Stuf ed Baked Potatoes Enriched Prepared Potato Chips stewed Tomato I Lettuce, Spinach Salad Top Milk with Cottage Cheese Dressing Whole Wheal Bread Dill Pickles Boysenberrles, Top Milk Colfee or Milk Milk, Grapefruit Cookies Dinner Notei Unless otherwise specilied, serve butter and enriched or whole wheat bread.

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