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Redlahds Daily Facts SaMay, Nov. 18,1961 -3 BOSS JOSEPHINE REAV Spciety Editor PENNY BEST Rechsteiner-Best Nuptial Date Set For December 2 Mr. and Mrs. Basil 0. Best, 2315 Bon View drive, Mentone, announce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Penny, to.

Jay Rech- Bteiner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob t). Rechsteiner, 224 Naomi street, Eedlands. The wedding is planned far December 2 in the Brookside Free Methodist church in Redlands.

Penny is attending Redlands High school. Her fiance, now employed by Kaiser Steel Corporation, is formerly Indiana and attended the University of Illinois. MARILYN MCCLELLAND Earl McClellands Reveal Marilyn's Engagement News Mr. and Mrs. Earl C.

McClelland, 1212 Monterey street, announce the engagement of their daughter, Marilyn Kay, to James B. McLain son of Mr. and Mrs. McLain, 3144 Genevieve street, San Bernardino. Marilyn graduated with the Class of 1961 from Redlands High school where she was a member of the A Cappella choir and Girls Athletic Association and served as Maltio business manager.

She is now employed by James C. Blackwell in Redlands. Her fiance is a 1959 graduate of San Bernardino High school. He attended San Bernardino Valley College and is now employed at Patton State hospital. No definite date has been set for the wedding.

ARLENE HARRIS Woman's Club Monday Meeting Time Advanced Members of the Contemporary club are advised that the meeting time far Monday has been advanced to 1:45 in order to give an opportunity to hear a brief talk by Linda Rogers, Redlands girl who took part in the "Students Abroad" program last summer in Pakistan under the American Field Service program. Linda, a senior at Redlands High school, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David H. Rogers, 1733 Chaparral road.

She was the guest of a Karachi family during her summer stay and also visited India before returning home. The Monday program will feature an appearance by Arlene Harris who is said to have "the best known telephone voice in Her psuedo telephone conversa tiong with her friend Masie, her husband Harry and son Junior have been a part of every American radio home. Arlene attributes the success of her radio characterization to her study and knowledge of "Plain Her popularity can be attested to by the fact that she was starred on the Al Pearce Show from 1934 to 1947. She also made personal appearances during those years with the Pearce Gang in nearly every city of the United States. In 1956, under auspices of the State Department, Miss Harris made a trip to visit the North African bases as an entertainer.

Her.career has also included 10 months on the Fare For Ladies radio program, on TV's Panorama Pacific, three years with the Ina Ray Hutton show, guest appear- Bridal Showers Given For Helen Goniales Bride-elect Helen Gonzales has been feted at several pre-nuptia! courtesies recently. Hostesses this week at the home of Mrs. Lolo Garcia, 416 West High avenue, were Mrs. Garcia, Mrs. Bias Coyazo, Mrs.

Santana Quintero and Mrs. Samuel Gonzales, the latter from Los Angeles. Bridal shower gifts were presented to the honoree who will be married to Raul Garcia December 2. Guests included Helen's mother, Mrs. Salvador Gonzales; her grandmother, Mrs.

Isabel Bonilla of Los. Angeles; Mmes. Tom Lopez, Gene Mendez, Robert Ramos, Joe Jiminez, Meredith Aldama, Mike Garcia, Ronald Perez, Pete Martinez, Art Jiminez, Pete Regalado, Frank Vega, Jack Garcia. Mmes. Joe Nieto, Theodora Cota, Ignacio Loza, Jess Morales, Cleto Maldonado, Richard Ortiz, Rudolfo Martinez, Tony Jiminez, John Ortiz, Joe Schultehenrich, Al Carillo, Tim Ortiz, Robert Gon zales and Concha Serrano.

Also the Misses Manuela Gonzales, Ruby Garcia, Evelyn Garcia, Viola Dunn, Irene Ortiz, Lupe Vasquez, Vicki Martinez, Julia Ruiz, Florencia Garcia, Santos Gonzales and Chita Avila. Senduig gifts were Mmes. Sara Rey, Priscilla Martinez, Josephine Mendoza, Socorro Rodriguez and Toni Torrez; Miss Julia White and Miss Vu-ginia Reyna. At another shower given by Ve lia Regalado and Mrs. Blanche Reese, guests dressed Helen in white tissue paper as a bride before she opened her gifts.

The bouquet of ribbons from the gifts completed her bridal outfit. At this party were members of the Venture club and Soroptimist cli)b. They were Sue Canon, Judy Will, Sally Schlapkohl, Carolyn Marie Meyer, Virginia Nimmo, Doris Pirkle, Lucy Letizia. Helen Hurley, Gladys Hardy, Garnet Grigsby, Hazel Emmerson, Vesta Schaefer, Helen Vawter and Lois Sandel. Sending gifts were Olive Sepul veda, Carolyn Hernandez, Carol Mueller, Bernie Andrade, Carolyn Lenhart and Cecilia Marmolejo.

Headband Bows Headbands never really go out of style. This fall, there's the classic velvet style with flat bow on top and another with fringed bow. Autumnal colors, of course. ances on December Bridfe, Drag and Captain Midnight series and with Dinah Shore and Jack Paar. WHAT YOU D0N7 KNOW CAN HURT YOU DURING DIABETES WEEK-NOV.

12-18 As a public service we will provide a free sample test set for sugar in the urine. You are invited to come into one of the pharmacies listed below to get a FREE DREYPAK. PHARMACY CUNNINGHAM'S PRESCRIPTION PHARAAACY KETONE DRUG STORE REDUNDS REXAIL DRUG SAGE'S COMPIETB SHOPPING PHARMACY SPOOR'S DRUG STORE COUNTRY REXAll DRUGS WINN'S DRUG STORE YUCAIPA PHARMACY The Diabetes Detection Drive is sponsored by the Redlands Soroptimist Club, in cooperation with the American Diabetes Association. Endorsed by the S. B.

County Medical Asso. DREYPAKS ARE PROVIDED FREE by the Redlands SOROPTIMIST CLUB Happy and Holly sav-Breeze Through Your Cairistnias Shopping ON HARRIS CHRISTMAS BUDGET PLAN Terrific Sfocfc Reductions plus Special Purchases from Top Resources During Harris' Sale! Women's Dresses Styles for Busy Days or Gala Evenings off Regular Prices Reg. $22.95 Now $11.48 Reg. $29.95 Now $14.98 Reg. $39.95 Now $19.98 Come in early for the best selection.

Choose from wool jersey dresses, sheer wool costumes and billowy cocktail dresses. Many one of a kind. Sorryl No layaways or phona orders. Block, blue, red, gold and green. Sizes 10 to 20, 9 to 15 and U'A to 22V2.

WOMEN'S DRESSES 2nd FLOOR HARRIS' Better Hat to off Regularly $12.98 to $32.98 Big savings on a collection of dramatic hats. Important styiei for every occasion in ve- lours, velvets end feathers. Many one of a kind, so shop early. MILLINERY- 2nd FLOOR HARRIS' Coats and Suits Exciting New Styles Priced to Save off Regular $29.95 to $89.95 A terrific group of new fall coots from our stock, reduced to off. You'll find a style for any.

occasion. Come in early for best selection. Sizes 6 to 16. You'll find a huge selection of beautiful 2 piece suits in a wide array of colors. These are timely values.

In Misses and Junior Sizes, 8 to 16 and 9 to 15. WOMEN'S COATS SUITS. 2nd FLOOR -HARRIS'.