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6.3 SAN BERNARDINO SUN TELEGRAM CD Soroptimist Club to Hear Dr. Witter Easter Louise Keith and Stafford Wil-lard were observed with the serving ol cake and ice cream. Mrs. Wilson won the special prize, a handknit bag, donated by Vera Schmidt. A visitor at the meeting was Evelyn Swiet-zer.

a guest of Clara Annabil. On March 9, members of the Soroptimist club staffed the booth in the service club division at the National Orange Show. Participating were Louise Keith, Mollie Heard, Vala Webb, Mary Jane Wilson and Marjorie Cooper. Sewing Kit A new emergency sewing kit is a round alligator grain case only three inches in diameter and fitted with sewing Robert Magnuson, Vern Potter, Donald Gilbert, Robert Bulger, Clark, Luther Smith, Charles Castillo, David Marti, Robert, Morris, C. Reen-ers, William Clark, Anne Shields, Miss Dorothy Elliott and Miss Ruth Curtis.

Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Kenneth Orr, of Whittier; Mrs. Frank Herkel-rath of Palrii Springs, Mrs. Ted Clemens of Westwood; Mrs. Bernie Schimmer of Chula Vista; Mrs.

Jean Jamieson of Red-lands; Mmes. H. A. Smith Walter Fulton and Anthony Padzik of San Bernardino. 6: Looking for a way to make egg salad sandwiches different? Then add chopped roasted un-blanched almonds just before spreading.

Four Women' Entertain at Baby Shower Four hostesses joined in honoring Mrs. Neil Reenders March 9 at a baby shower held at 2770 Serrano road. Co-hostesses were Mmes. Robert McKenzie, James Angelo, Richard I. Mitcham and Bruce Nichols.

Appropriate games were played by the guests, and prizes went to Mrs. Vern Potter, Mrs. Lawrence Clark and Mrs. Luther Smith. Refreshments of cake, ice cream, candy and mints and coffee were served.

Those present were1 Mmes. Dr. Gordon Witter of the Beaver clinic in Redlands will be guest speaker Wednesday, at a regular luncheon meeting- of the San Bernardino Soroptimist club. Members and guests are urged to attend, as Dr. Witter will speak on one of the regional Soroptimist projects, the eye bank.

Last Wednesday the group met. at Melo-Dee Lane dining room with Mary Jane Wilson, president, conducting the business meeting following the luncheon. March birthdays of -u. Star's INVITES YOU TO Sunday, March 25th. BARNUM AND FLAGG 439 Court St.

expense! pv0 CHOOSE YOUR in Nationally Advtrtistd RINGS no extra The rings which completely eliminate old-fashioned shifting, twisting, tilting on your finger. Buy and wear FEATURE LOCK rings together or separately. WILL HEAD CAJON UNIT bix new officers of Uaon r.l.A. are pictured above. Ihe roup was elected last week at the unit's regular March meeting.

Reelected for a second term was Mrs. John Eby, president. From left to right (seated! are Mmes. Richard Cowdery, E. L.

Staples, Eby and A. R. Davidson; (standing) Mmes. Murray Cain and George Wheeler. an extra feature at Events Slated By Chaparral Mar.

IS, 1951 Cajon Unit Reelects Klrs. Eby Mrs. John Eby was reelected to the office of president last week at a meeting of Cajon P.T.A. held at the school. Officers chosen to serve on Mrs.

Eby's board were Mrs. Murray Cain, vice-president; Mrs. E. L. Staples, secretary; Mrs.

A. R. Davidson, treasurer; Mrs. Richard Cowdery, auditor; and Mrs. George Wheeler, historian.

Mrs. V. J. Tarpley read the nominating committee's report before the election. After the secretary and treasurer's regular reports, Larry Tarpley entertained with two piano solos.

Twenty persons present voted unanimously to allot $25 toward the purchase of a piano for use in the original school building. An anonymous contribution of $5 was immediately added. After school yard improvement, the need for a kindergarten and orchestra, had been discussed, a committee composed of Mmes. Wheeler, Cowdery, Eby and Warren Houghton, was appointed to draft a letter listing these needs to the city schools. Fifteen men and women are completing a first aid course be ing given in the district, it was announced.

A pot luck dinner will be held Sunday April 8, at the Eby ranch, at which time details of the men's fashion show will be worked out. The dinner is open to families of men participating in the show. Richard Cowdery is chairman of the review, which is being held in conjunction with the unit's aruiual penny supper being held next month. Mmes. Stowe and Smith are in charge of the supper.

Following the business meeting Charles Ulery spoke on conservation, and showed movies on the subject. When you buy a colander make sure that if the holes are small, there are enough of them to allow the liquid to pass through freely. tui With the patented' "Lock" that won't show protrude Because you want Jp show your love in a very special and a very practical way you should" be sure to give these very practical rings. Yes, you've seen them often advertised in the notional magazines. Ste'll know they are the latest fashioR: In ring mounting design.

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4-2192 San Bernardino i FEAR OF SMEAR ft LIPSTICK JL $100 frf JIT efe IOC 1 Vjulw iinm.in iiiiaiMii I iiMii irr f' ill 3 fr. scrr njar Poets' Branch Chaparral Poets of the San Bernardino chapter gathered at Mrs. Carey Elliott's home last week for an interesting and constructive session. A. lively discussion as to the merits of honor versus onetary rewards marked the occasion.

Markets for poetry were reviewed by Dolly Contreras, who has had several of her verses published in the past few months. The group decided that a contest for the San Bernardino chapter in the fall might bring its members both honor and monetary rewards, and a benefit party also was planned for the near future at Marian Stacey's home in Riverside. Members were reminded that Dr. L. E.

Nelson's poetry contest at the University of Red-lands is closing soon, as also is the contest! sponsored by the Federation of Chaparral Poets. A special honor program was presented by Howard Baichly, who conducts a radio poet's corner. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by her foster daughter, Margola Rogers, who has been making her home with the Elliotts since the death of her mother, Marguerite Rogers, a past president of the club. Mrs. Charlotte Underwood and Mrs.

Essie Wagner, members of the Composers, Authors and Artists of America, were welcomed as guests by Mmes. Kathleen Rekow, Marian Stack-ey, Nita Ward, Dolly Contreras, Pamela Starr, Margaret Stahl-heber, Delia Willis, Elizabeth L. Hunt, Carey Elliott and Miss Marguerite Stanley. Friday Club Has Study Gatherings Members of the Friday Study, club were entertained for their recent meeting by the president, Mrs. Martin J.

Coughlin, at her home, 815 Arrowheafl avenue. Following a brief business session, Mrs. J. Palmer Phillips led the study hour. Mrs.

Phillips reviewed "East of Home," written by Sautha Rana Raw, an unusual story with interesting characters. A general discussion followed and Mrs. Thomas D. Earle served tea. Another recent meeting was held at Mrs.

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