The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 6

YOMfN'S NEW5 Tameron Club Plans Summer Activities Members of the Tameron club made plans for several summer activities at a dinner meeting, neia recently at Mason's Dining room. Arrangements were completed for a picnic and swimming party, to Edited by Winifred Martin Arrowhead Chapter, O.F.5., in Memorial Arrowhead chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, held memorial services at its final May meeting, with Mrs. Elizabeth Luke, worthy matron, and Melford Berglund, worthy patron, in charge. Mrs. Dorothy Northcott, deputy grand matron, was honored, as were past matrons and patrons.

Mrs. Lela Marquiss reported on the success of the recent benefit breakfast, which netted a substantial sum to the fund being collected for a chapter rug. The matron announced her pro June 10, 1946 be held June 18 at perns am park, and after dinner the group adjourned to the home of the sponsor, Mrs. Mary Heard, to play bridge. Present were Jean Plumb.

Doris Pearson, Pauline Everett, Ruth CirpBB. Mavourine KirkDatrick. Doreen Post, Patti Womack, June Lundstrom, Audrey Osburn, Gladys Bailey and Mrs. Heard. gram for this month, revealing if.4 i that men's night wm De oosci 11.

and sideliners' Read the Classified. night on June 25. A social hour 1 tLVStS. followed the chapter meeting. Coone Daughter Visit Here CHURCH NUPTIAL SCENE Mr.

and Mrs. Paul W. Chesebro, VOWS SEALED BY UNCLE Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Edward Kealy, whose marriage vows were sealed on May 11 in a double ring ceremony by the bridegroom's uncle, the Rev.

William A. Dowdle, have returned to San Bernardino from their wedding trip In the north. The bride is the former Sarah Louise Plant of Los Angeles. nee Wilda Lou Mobley, pictured after their nuptials, which were a re cent event at the Calvary Baptist church. They have returned from a wedding trip along the coast and are residing in San Bernardino.

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John F. Russ, of Pine City, arrived in San Bernardino Saturday to spend a week visiting friends. Colonel McEachern made numerous acquaintances here while he was stationed for three years at San Bernardino Army Air field as chief of the special sen-ices section. They left here two months ago. 0 In ancient Pompeii bakers stamped loaves of bread with their names, to fix responsibility for weight and purity.

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Get FASTEETH today at any drug BACK GUARANTEE -m rut imtt tiit Three Interesting Weddings Take Place At Lake Arrmhad Several interesting weddings have occurred recently in the San Bernardino mountains, with the Rev. Alvah Grant Fessenden of Lake Arrowhead Community church officiating. Miss Betty Ann Chesser, daughter of Mrs. Millard Dews of Running Springs, became the bride of Bvron A. Pierce Jr.

of Lake Ar store. aot. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT OufCojne mum Sees ENGLAND J. E. Kealys Return From deciding Trip Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Edward Kealy, who were married at the First Baptist church the evening of May 11, have returned from a motor trip through the redwoods into Oregon, and are established in a home at 541 Maple street, Fon-tana. The bride is the former Sarah Louise Plant of Los Angeles. The Rev. William A.

Dowdle, uncle of the bridegroom, pronounced the vows for the couple in a double ring ceremony at 7:30. A garden setting was created for the wedding with an archway, entwined with flowers, baskets of flowers, candles, palms and ferns, all arranged by Mrs. Hettie Archer. Mrs. John Plant, sister-in-law of the bride, played the wedding music, including "I Love You Truly" and other favorite songs.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a Navy blue suit, with white hat and accessories and a corsage of gardenias and stehpanotis. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bryson Plant, attended as matron of honor, wearing a powder blue suit with pink and white accessories and a corsage of gardenias. C.

W. Kealy served his brother as best man and the bride's brothers, Bryson and John Plant, ushered. One hundred and fifty friends and relatives of the couple attended the wedding and the reception afterward in the church parlor, where the bridal pair cut a three-tiered cake. The bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Cora Belle Dowdle of San Bernardino, in a black dress and corsage of carnations and gardenias, stood in the receiving line, as his mother, in a jersey print ensemble, and the bride's mother, wearing a pink suit with blue accessories.

Both mothers had carnation and gardenia corsages. Mrs. C. W. Kealy also assisted at the reception and was i hostess to the family group, and wedding party, for dinner preceding the wedding.

Mrs. Kealy is a graduate of Lincoln High school in Los Angeles and was employed by the city schools system until her marriage. The bridegroom, a graduate of Chaffey High school, served as a sergeant in the Army, spending four years in Alaska and two years in India before being discharged. He is now employed as dispatcher at Camp Ono. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. C. Kealy of 1258 Tenth street, San Bernardino, and the bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.

Clyde Plant, of Los Angeles. Wilda Mobleyy Paul Chesebro Exchange Vows Miss Wilda Lou Mobley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mob-ley of 1064 East Base Line, became the bride of Paul W. Chesebro of Gridley, in an impressive double ring ceremony at the Calvary Baptist church on May 5 at 4 p.m.

The Rev. Boyce Van Osdel officiated and 250 guests witnessed the nuptials. White flowers formed background for the wedding party, and pink and white baskets were used on either side of the bridal setting. Miss Marjorie Toles played the wedding music and accompaniment for Mre. Van Osdel, who sang "Through the Years;" "I Love You Truly" and "The Lord's Prayer." The bride's father gave her in marriage.

The bride was lovely in a gown of white satin with marquisette yoke and appliqued with flowers of lace. Her veil fell from a Juliet cap of pearls and she carried a bouquet of white carnations and lilies of the valley with orchid center. Mrs. Mary Jean Fleming of North Hollywood attended the bride as matron of honor, wearing a formal gown of fuchsia color and carrying pink carnations and blue delphinium. Mrs.

Ernest Gaal (Ann Adkins) and Miss Ruth Johansen of San Bernardino, wearing formal gowns in camellia and apple blossom pink, were the bridesmaids. They carried matching boquets. Sam Mobley, brother of the bride, attended Mr. Chesebro as best man. Ushers were Beady Crass of San Bernardino and Don Fleming of Hollywood.

The bride's mother wore a dress of light blue with fuchsia accessories and the bridegroom's mother also was attired in blue, with pink accessories. Both had corsages of pink rosebuds. The reception was held in the church parlor, where the couple cut a five-tiered cake. Miss Alpha Eblen, Mrs. Elizabeth Hornibrook and Mrs.

Sam Mobley assisted in serving. Mr. and Mrs. Chesebro are now residing in San Bernardino, where the bridegroom is employed at the House of Flowers. They toured the coast resorts on their wedding trip, the bride wearing away a pinK dressmaker suit, with brown accessories.

The bridegroom is the son of, Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Chesebro, formerly of San Bernardino. He graduated from San Bernardino High school in 1942 and attended junior college in the north before entering the Navy, in which he served for three years.

His bride Thfl Iivtant yoa apply Dr. Scholl'i Zirjo-pada, pain ful thott friction tops, pressure ia Lifted on corn or ore torn. Quickly remove corns. Coat but a trifle. Get box today I FAIR STATEMENT OF PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Monday, June 3, 1946.

Ten A. M. AH members are present. Minutes of the previous meeting are approved. Claims against the County, as shown by public list Hied with the Clerk ar allowed.

Receive request of Wrightwood Co. ordinating Youth Group lor 1500 ap. propriation for purchase of recreation equipment, and suggest that the problem be met within the community, ai any County participation would have to be very nominal. Receive request of Toy Loan Leagu for County financial support for oper. ation of Waterman Gardens branch.

Decline participation at this time, but endorse project as community enterprise. Accept resignation of Chas. R. In-gram as director of Welfare Depart, ment, effective June 12, 1946, and ap. point Ida K.

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no-K to Deot. rowhead at 7 p.m. on May 26 at the A. L. Knickerbocker home.

A beautiful bridal setting was created with pink and white sweet peas, and Miriam Powers played the wedding music. The bride's uncle, Mr. Knickerbocker, gave her in marriage and she wore a white suit with white accessories and carried a bouquet of red rosebuds. She was attended by Miss Helen Dawson of Big Bear and Millard Dews, stepfather of the bride, attended the bridegroom as best man. A wedding dinner followed.

Miss Juanita I. Harlow became the bride of Wilbur N. Little in a ceremony at 3 p.m. Friday, June AAF 6015 West THird Loj Angeles 56, Cal. C4 4 School Music Teachers Enjoy Dinner Meeting As a concluding professional-social activity for the current year, music teachers of secondary schools in the San Bernardino system held a dinner meeting at Arrowview Junior -High school cafeteria the evening of June 3.

Twenty teachers from six junior high schools and San Bernardino High school and guests enjoyed the event. Miss Paloma Prouty, supervisor of music in Riverside county schools, the speaker of the evening, discussed her recent trip to Cleveland, where she was a member of a music consultant group at the national conference of music educators. Reports were made by Miss Martha Alice Mackenzie, high school music instructor; Earle Mattox of Arrow-view faculty and Joseph W. Landon, supervisor of music in city schools. A program of special music, arranged by Ruth Fowler and Os-man Ingraham, featured the after-dinner hour, and included selections by the Arrowview ninth grade triple trio and a flute solo by Wilna Ann Woods, accompanied by Delores Young, pianist.

Beautiful table decorations were arranged by Mrs. Anita Johnson of the Arrowview art department, and girls of that school's home-making classes served the dinner, prepared by Mrs. Anna Jasper and her assistants. Mr. Landon was in charge of dinner arrangements.

Places were laid for Messrs. and Mmes. Earle Mattox. Joseph W. Landon, Oriand J.

Fowler, John Milor, J. J. Thomas, Homer Jones; Misses Paloma Prouty, Martha Alice Mackenzie, Mary Louise Gray, Ardelle Umpleby, Wilna Ann Woods, Delores Young; Messrs. Osman Ingraham and Robert Whistler. me lormer director, lieorge Wyman, I Authorize purchase of J100 worth of I athletic equipment for loan to Com-j munity Improvement Association of the Valley Trucks Farms area, befor pjPURITAS.

Muscoy Women's club concluded a successful year Wednesday, June 5, when members gathered at the clubhouse at 12:30 p.m. for luncheon. Tables were decorated in yellow and white, Mrs. Max Cranmer, county federation president, installed the officers with impressive ceremonies, and the county club song and dox-ology preceded the luncheon, with Ha7.el Xord at the piano. Mrs.

Brooks Law-son led the pledge of allegiance and annual reports followed. Mrs. Rosemary Lee, Historian, recounted achievements of the club in an interesting manner. During the business meeting, Mrs. J.

J. Finch displayed a citation of honor, awarded the club by the Red Cross, and Mrs. Floyd Morley was appointed assistant to Mrs. jack Meserve, Girl Scout leader. Changes in by-laws, recommended at a previous meeting, were adopted, and Mrs.

Evelyn Smith was elected to the office of treasurer, vacated with the resignation of Mrs. Dorothy Steebe. Mrs. F. C.

Forbes played several piano selections and the installation, with Mrs. Cranmer using a rainbow ceremony, climaxed the program. New officers are: President, Mrs. Rosemary Lee; second vice-president, Mrs. F.

Draney; recording secretary, Mrs. G. Thompson; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Carl Jensen; treasurer, Mrs. T.

E. Smith; parliamentarian, Mrs. George Green. Mrs. Evelyn Norton, first vice-president, was unable to attend as she is vacationing in Iowa.

A shower of handkerchiefs and tea towels was presented Mrs. Sylvia Funderburg in appreciation of her activities for the past two years. The hostess committee for the day included M.mcs. Davie, T. E.

Dexter. Lola Draney, Ellon Southard, P. Morley ar.d F. Euper. TUC U.TCB UfAV 1 7, read by the Rev.

Mr. at the manse. Both are residents of Los Angeles. Immediate-Jly following that wedding, Virginia Irene Ostrander and Joseph Thom-'as DuPrez of Brawley were married by Mr. Fessenden.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hoskins of Brawley and has ibeen a Lake Arrowhead summer resident for a number of years.

graduated from San Bernardino High school the same year and at -PHONE 28197 I INTRODUCTORY I price immrm A I O)' I ntmiti i yCr nutw an FOR PROMPT RELIEF quest on behalf of that association. Approve claim of Los Angeles Coun. ty for $104.72, payable from Welfar funds, for hospitalization of San Bernardino County resident. Continue hearing on petition fo abandonment of portion of Holly Ave. nue, in Yucalpa district, to June 10.

1946. at 11 A. M. Continue hearing on petition for abandonment of portion of Huston Flat road, at Lake Gregory, to June 10. 1946, at 11 A.

Continue hearing on proposed formation of Barstow Park Recreation and Parkway District to June 10, at 11 A. M. Authorize establishment of branch of County Library at Muscoy Community Clubhouse. Approve renewal of lease for building occupied by Needles branch of County Library, on same basil as heretofore. Authorize Probation Officer and members of staff to attend conferences In Riverside.

June 6, 7 and 8. Authorize Chief Sanitary Inspector it attend conference In Monterey. June 9. 10 and 11. Grant leaves of absence as requested at County Hospital and Highway Department.

Authorize transfer from unbudgeted reserve of 11300 to Superior Court, juries and witnesses; $300 to Planning Commission, Building Department, books and printing; and $100 to Purchasing Agent, extra help; the transfer of $30u within salary budget of Purchasing Agent; the transfer of $197. XS within special road Improvement fund. tended San Bernardino Valley I college. She has been employed I at the American National bank. st sti aieciis, otuoauti, difsitmint IIOIII, MARDWASI AN MOTOR IUPMT STORII Im iittrnlly ciisii PIMPLES MASHES Mildly medics' ed Cuticura hlps ckar up externally caused eass out biarcheads.

Prefer-ri by many nurv-3. -j today! IS THIS UNSEEN SERVICE KEEPS YOUR CAR CUTICURA olnnrMENT and transfer of $300 within prison ROLLING! FOR WELL-GROOMED LESS tm BACK OF YOUR SERVICE MAN IS HIS JOBBER You may never hear of it, but back of your service man is his "silent partner" on whom he re- lies for quick supply of thou- sands of parts, accessories and supplies to promptly and carefully service your car to keep it rolling. His "silent partner" is his Automotive Jobber, who, in addition to maintaining complete parts service, operates a machine shop for major repairs. Skilled machinists, the finest equipment, assure quality workmanship the kind that has kept America's thirty million cars on the road throughout the war and will keep them rolling after the 1 Imti' 0 WU ADWlrtflNO. Im) i i.

i. i ill I I ra 10 if I sr ffm camp Budget. Approve petition No. 960 for refund of taxes paid In error. Grant Issuance of poolhall permit to Ernest S.

Kanford, 1808 Valley Bloomington. Grant Issuance of dance license to Mary Accept resignation of Revel Lindsay English as member of Board of Commissioners of Chiuo Rural Fire District. Grant or deny applications for categorical aids or for changes In the amounts of payment In those categorical aid cases as are recommended by Welfnre Department, and determine liability of responsible relatives In cases No. 4045. No.

B715. and No. 4216. Authorize release of mortgage In County aid case No. 3168, there being no County claim pending.

Authorize execution of statement of accounts to U. S. Engineers for leases on Daggett and Victorville airports, as requested by U. S. Engineers.

Giant or deny applications for removal of trees on County right ot wny, as recommended by County Planning Commission. Receive petition for adbandonment of Third Street In Phelan district, and set hearing for July 1, 1946, at 11 A. M. Receive petition for formation of Yermo Lighting District, and adopt resolution of Intention to form the same, setting hearing for July 1, 1946, at 11 on the question of boundaries. Aulhnrlze application for right to Install portable rodlo equipment for can to be used by Lake Arrowhead chief of police.

Approve final maps, approving rnsd and tax bonds when required, of th following numbered subdivisions; No. 2873, No. 2881, No. 2866 and No. 2914.

Approve tax bonds posted for ub-divisions No. 2769 and No. 2961, which aro within Incorporated cities. Accept road right nf way deed, In Big Hear Lake area, from Bear Valley Mutual Water f'o. Receive notification nf Board of Trustees of San Bernardino Volley Union Junior College requesting that recently-voted bonds of that district not he sold until further direction of the Board of Trustees.

Appoint the following ai deputy County building Inspectors: Mehln R. Burtman, Lake Arrowhead; Waller Berg. Twentynlne Palms; Kenneth Mnrvln, Barstow. Change names of a number of streets ami roads in Ilinkley-Ilnrper Lake District, as recommended by the County Planning Commission, which conducted public, hearings. Grant permit to Associated Telephone Co.

to install new poles and lines on Shaffer Avenue and Haven Avenue, In Chlno area. Authorize Increase In offer to $16,500, In place of $10,796, for purchase of Victorville V. S. O. building, as recommended by Board nf Trustees of Victorville Park, Recreation and Parkway District.

Aulhorlzn Purchasing Agent to accept hid of Cal Wolff for a 1500 gallon tanker nnd 1Vj ton personnel carrier for Lake Arrowhead County Fire Protection District. Adjourn to Monday, June 10, 1948 at 10 M. FRANK IL MOGLB, Chairman of the Board. Attest; HARRY L. ALLISON.

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