The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 20

I Mineral Sriow 20 San Bernardino DAILY SUN Sept. 15, 1950 VITAL RECORDS New Minister IN THE SHADOWS Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Raymond Schendel, Apt. 20, Texona Village, Redlands, a daughter. Dim Chanman. San Bernardino; and Carlisle George, at the organ, played "The Lord's Prayer." Pallbearers were Mel Noack, William Bauer, Johnny Gallaneas, Harry Gold, Jack Garner and Bud An-dreson.

Honorary pallbearers were Tony Michado and Bill Hartman. Cremation took place in Mountain View mausoleum. MAMIE STICKSEL Mass for Mamie Sticksel was celebrated at 8:30 a.m. yesterday in St. Joseph's Catholic church, Fontana, with the Rev.

Fr. James Prusinski officiating. Pallbearers were Wilfred Murray, William Murray, J. F. Corn-stock and Henry St.

Pierre. Burial took place in Montecito Memorial park. The rosary was recited at 8 p.m. A $1,000,000 worth of preciot. and semi-precious gem stones, gold and silver ore and nuggets and other mineral specimens will be on display at Los Angeles County fair in Pomona today through Oct.

1 as another of the many added attractions this year. Read the Classified. SEE SOAP BOX THEATRE At This Ntw, Convenient Hour 7 KECA-TV 7 FRIDAY, 7:00 P. M. Featuring LOUIS DaPRON and His BACK-STAGE KIDS The Back-Stage Kids Are Students of the DaPron School of Dancing Beginners a Specially NEW CLASSES NOW FORMING STUDIOS IN HOLLYWOOD 5666 Sunset Blvd.

Hollywood 28 Ph. HI 8828 WEDDIXO RINGS AT VONDEYS 303 ST. BORN BIGGS In Sun Bernardino, California, September 14, 1951), In Community hospital, to the wife of Curtis O. Biggs, 360 Fifth street, daughter. CAIRES In Redlands, California, Sept, 14, 1950, at Redlands Community hos-pital, to the wife of Arthur Calres, 1810 South Soffel avenue, Mentone, a daughter.

DePOMPA In San Bernardino, California, September 12, I960, In Community hospital, to the wife of Edward DePompa, 3439 Wallace avenue, Riverside, a daughter, FISHEL In San Bernardino, Califor nia, September 14, 1950, In Community hospital, to the wife of Carl T. Fishel, 2856 street, a son. GARCIA In San Bernardino, Califor nia. September 13, 1950, In Community hospital, to the wife of Larry Garcia, Box 277, Fontana, a daughter. HOLLAND In San Bernardino, Cali fornia, September 13, 1950, In Community hospital, to the wife of Kenneth Holland, 247 East Temple street, a daughter.

IRVINE In RcdlumlH, California, Sept. 14, at Redlands Community hospital, to the wife of Hugh Irvine, tsst) JnanKim avenue, Red-lands, a daughter. LUSK In San Bernardino, September 13, 1950, in Community hospital, to the wife of Benton Lusk, 2794 Mountain View avenue, a daughter. MASSEY In San Bernardino, Califor nia, September 12, 19oO, in Community hospital, to the wife of John Masscy, Rialto avenue, a daughter. REAVES In San Bernardino, Califor nia, September 14, 19o0, In Community hospital, to the wife of James L.

Reaves, 29S6 Turill avenue, a daughter. WEICK In San Bernardino, California. September 14, 1950, In Community hospital, to the wife of Glen Weick, 4631 Mayfield avenue, a daughter. WEST In San Bernardino, California, September 14, 1950, in Community hospital, to the wife of Donald West, 558 Evans street, a daughter. WILCOX In San Bernardino, California, September 13, 1950, In Community hospital, to the wife of Robert E.

Wilcox, 637 'A Seventh street, a son. GODLEWSKI In San Bernardino, California, September 14, 1950, in St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Henry Godlewski, 3035 Genevieve street, a daughter. SANCHEZ In San Bernardino, California. September 13.

1950, in St. Bernardine's hospital, to the wife of Adrian Sanchez, 968 Terrace avenue, a daughter. SCHENDEL In San Bernardino. California, September 13, 1950, in St. Speaks Sunday The Rev.

Luther E. Schwartz-kopf, new pastor of Trinity Lutheran church, 2888 Arrowhead avenue, will deliver his first sermon to the congregation at the 11 a.m. service Sunday. Last Sunday afternoon ministers from throughout the valley con ducted an installation service for the new San Bernardino minister. The impressive rite was conducted by the Rev.

Armin Hesse, pastor of the Immanuel Lutheran church in Riverside, assisted by nine other ministers, all of whom participated in the traditional ceremony of "the laying on of hands." Main speaker was he Rev, Reno II. Jeske of Whittier's Trinity Lutheran church. He spoke words of encouragement and inspiration based on the topic, "The Priest's Lips Should Keep Knowledge." The Rev. Elmer N. Witt, pastor of Vict orvi lie and Barstow Lutheran churches, served at liturgist in charge of the altar service.

Other pastors participating were the Reverends: Lawrence Rudolph of Colton; Karl Rudolph of Downey; R. Knaus of Fontana; L. E. Faasch of Pomona; William Schnute of Azusa, A. C.

Shaller of Redlands and A. C. Stahnke of the Redeemer Lutheran church in San Bernardino. The Ladies choir sang "The Lord Is My Shepherd" and the mixed choir sang "We Bid Thee Welcome in the Name of Jesus." Paul Warner sang "The Prayer" (Brahe), singing words written especially for the occasion by his mother, Mrs. A.

E. Warner. Accompanying him was Mrs. Donna Ruark. An informal reception was held for the pastor following, the service, with the women of the congregation serving refreshments.

Mrs. Walter Lansing, Riverside; and two brothers, Anthony and Walter Martin, both of Selma. Funeral services will be held at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow in the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with the iRev.

Herschel H. Hedgpeth, pastor jof St. Paul Methodist church, ot-ficiating. Interment will follow in iMontecito Memorial park. HAL MANNEN Funeral services for Hal Mannen were held at 2 p.m.

yesterday in the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev. E. Addis Drake of St. John's Episcopal church officiating.

Helen Carlisle George, at the organ, played "Beautiful Isle of Somewhere" and "Lead, Kindly Light." Pallbearers were W. F. Dillon, J. L. McPake, John Kirk, Perry Kirk, Ed Kirk and Jack Long.

Cremation took place in Mountain View mausoleum. HARRY N. TAULBEE Funeral services for Harry N. Taulbee were held at 12:30 p.m. yesterday in the Mark B.

Shaw Memorial chapel with the Rev, Boyce Van Osdel of the Calvary Baptist church officiating. Helen El Monte Man Become Active bation with the enjoinder that Quick: "Join A. A. and remain active therein for the full term of pro bation." The judge isn't fooling. A short time ago another court-appointed member of the group fell off the wagon.

He was hauled back into court for violation of probation and sent to jail to serve his full sentence. LANE In San Bernardino, California, oeju, wiiuam M. Lane, Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Blllle Lane, 4118 Mountain drive, San Bernardino.

Funeral services, under the direction of the Mark Shaw are pending. JONES In San Bernardino, California, nepi. ii, mail, leucine Jones, 35, native of Texas, resident of San Bernardino 10 years and of Callfnrnln la years. Funeral services at 10:30 a.ni. tomorrow in the Mark B.

Shaw Memorial chapel. Interment In Montecito Memorial park. CARD OF THANKS We wish to espieas our sincere appreciation to the many friends for the kindness extended to us In the loss of our brother and friend. Ilnl Mannen. Mil.

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INC, FUNERAL DIRECTORS Member National Selected Morticians Regardless of Your Circumstances Our Services are Available. Serving San Bernardino Since 1911. MPMORTIT. rtlADPT 4fiS Fifth San Bernardino Ph. 2131 KREMER FUNERAL HOME Personally Conducted 1356 MT.

VERNON AVE. PH. B119 STEPHENS BOBBITT FUNERAL HOME 1158 Street phons 8-22R1 RALPH WM. ALLEN FUNERAL HOME 130 S. Willow, Rialto Phont 11 CEMETERIES MONTKCITO MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Lots, Mausoleum.

Crematory Ph. San Bernardino 6-2390 MOUNTAIN VIEW CEMETERY Hljhland Avenue at Waterman San Bernardino Phone 5-6188 Wednesday in the Ingold chapel, Fontana, with Father Prusinski officiating. Mrs. Jean Doran sang "Ave Maria," "Lead, Kindly Light," and "The Old Rugged Cross," accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Catherine Forbes.

ELLA COURVILLE Funeral services for Ella Cour-ville were held at 11 a.m. yesterday in the Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral home, Rialto, withlElder John Shewmaker of the Seventh-Day Adventist church officiating. Laurence MaoKown was at the organ. Friends served as pallbearers.

Burial took place in Montecito Memorial park. DELL LAMBERT Funeral services for Dell Lambert were held at 1 p.m. yesterday in the Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral home, Rialto, with the Rev. John S.

Buus officiating. Laurence Mac-Kown was at the orean. Friends as pallbearers. Burial was Forest Lawn Memorial park, Glendale. ALBERT L.

MILLER Graveside services for Albert L. Miller will be held at 3:30 p.m. today in Mountain View cemetery with Stephens Bobbitt in charge of arrangements. km Schools Issue Book of Rules When school starts for more than 16,000 San Bernardino boys end girls from kindergarten through high school, it also starts for parents. To make the job easier for parents of elementary school pupils, the schools will distribute Tuesday, the day after classes open, a folder with the most complete information ever prepared by the city system for that purpose.

The green folder, titled "Especially for Parents," will be useful throughout the school year. It includes the full school calendar for 1930-51, with opening and closing dates for the semesters and all holidays; entrance requirements; school hours, so parents will know when to expect children home for lunch and at the end of the day; procedure for parents when a child is absent from school; information on teacher-parent progress report conferences, and advice on care of students' clothing, bicycles and other property. The set of rules and advice for parents was prepared by a com- mittee of three principals; Mrs. Clara Cadres of Eliot school, Mrs. Olive K.

Palmtag of Riley and Mrs. La Vera Pvezendes of Monterey, on recommendations of the parent advisory group which meets with Miss Ethel M. Johnson, director of elementary education. PILES HEMORRHOIDS GO WHILE YOU WORK NO SURGERY NO PAIN Quick Relief No Injectioni Examination Without Charge DR. R.

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BURMAN Funeral services for Wiliam G. Burman will be held at 2 p.m. today in the Stephens Bobbitt chapel. Interment will follow in Pioneer Memorial cemetery. WILLIAM M.

LANE William M. Lane, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Lane, 4118 Mountain drive, San Bernardino, died Wednesday in a San Bernardino hospital. Mr.

Lane is serving with the armed forces in Korea. Surviving in addition to the parents are his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brokaw, San Bernardino; and Mrs. Hallie Blake, a grandmother.

Funeral services, under the direction of the Mark B. Shaw are pending. LUCILLE JONES Mrs. Lucille Jones, 33, native of Texas, resident of San Bernardino 10 years and of California 15 years, died yesterday in a San Bernardino hospital. Surviving are her husband, Oliver H.

Jones, San Bernardino; two daughters, Jimmie Lorraine and Marilyn, both of San Bernardino; her mother, Mrs. E. W. Martin, Selma; two sisters, Mrs. Cora Judge Advises To Join A.

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