The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 7

IN THE SHADOWS CROSSWORD PUZZLE Magnolia Rebekah VAOM EN'S NEW EJtWd ky Wmifred MarHw Muriel Boone Qroup Holds Yule Party Muriel Boone Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church met for a Christmas party in the Berean class rooms. Holiday decorations of greenery and holly berries, contributed by Mrs. Ernest Hyser and Mrs. William D. Miles, bedecked the room.

Mrs. Verna Preston opened the meeting of the Spiritual Life group with a selection of appropriate music. Miss Lillian Martin gave as her devotional theme "Imman-uel, God With Us." 4 11 6 7 8 1 10 12 Ti 16 17 22 "5 11 27 29" 30" 32 33 34 39 40 j4l 44 45 46 49 50 51 52 $3 SS 56 SI 58 1 61 62 63 64 66 67 69 71 72 Nebraska and resided in California 11 years. Surviving is his wife, Nellie Lowrey of Redlands; a daughter, Mrs. Helen Thoreson of San Bernardino; and two grandchildren, David and Barbara Thoreson of San Bernardino.

Funeral arrangements pending with the Mark B. Shaw in charge. KIMA N. TOMPKINS Funeral services for Kima N. Tompkins will be held today at 3:30 p.m.

at the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery. J. B. RANSOM Funeral sen-ices for J.

B. Ransom will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery. MARSHALL MICKEL Funeral services for Marshall Mickel will be held at 11 a.m.

today at the Mark B. Shaw Memorial chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery. KRISTINE HOLT Mrs. Kristine Holt, 59, died yesterday at the Kaiser hospital in Fontana. A native of Norway, she had lived fn California 22 years and in Fontana eight months, making her home with he sister, Mrs.

Anna Langseth, at 254 South Mango avenue. She came to the United States 38 years ago. Surviving are two other sisters in Norway, Mrs. Louise Dalen and Mrs. Ingeberg Flyum, and a son Albert T.

Holt of Burbank. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 p.m. from the Ingold Funeral Home chapel in Rialto, with cremation in Mountain View cemetery, San Dec. 7h 1944 NOVEMBER WEDDING Pfc. 5 A mineral aprlng 60 Through 61 Man's nick.

nam 63 Unruly gathering 67 French for and' 69 Child for father' Answer to Yesterday' Puixle TlAlRl ISlAlLlA I Ol A I THE A "lJjS A jj A li aTn" A qT I tl UE SjJ PJV ROjE LA REE tE EN SHEEN BlANANAA RROwjs ah a I and Mrs. Raymond J. Callahan are noA residing In Bars tow, where he is stationed at the Marine base there. The couple was married iNovemoer in ine jeweu Memorial Methodist church in Colton. A short business meeting was conducted with Mrs.

Ina Smith, president, presiding. She introduced the chairman of the pro gram committee, Mrs. Arthur Sandlin. Christmas caroling from an adjoining room by a quartet Including Mmes. Lester Carmich-ael Lorraine Kent, Martha Buck and Miss Jerry Reed, began the afternoon's entertainment.

They were accompanied by Mrs. Merle Hall. Mrs. Lester Carmichael presented a sold, "Bethlehem," and Mrs. Hall also accompanied her.

The speaker for the afternoon was Mrs. William Miles. Her topic was "Reports of Standing Committees of Social Education and Action." She brought out many points of interest on the church and community during her discussion. Refreshments of persimmon pudding and coffee were served on individual trays by the hostess; Mmes. Ernest Hyser, Charles Bailey and Mrs.

William Miles. Mai-Dee Chapter Has Christmas Dinner Mai-Dee chapter of the World Wide guild of the First Baptist church held their pot-luck dinner meeting and Christmas party at the church last Tuesday evening, Dec. 12. The holiday menu consisted of ham and trimmings. The table was gaily decorated in the Christmas motif.

Following the business meeting names were drawn and gifts exchanged. Miss Gwen Haygood was in charge of the dinner arrangements. Arrowhead Chapter of O.E.S. Will Meel Arrowhead chapter 548, Order of Eastern Star, will have their regular meeting Tuesday night, December 26; with 'the newly in Lodge Initiates Twenty-One Members Twenty-one new members were initiated at the regular meeting of Magnolia Rebekah lodge, re cently. Mrs.

Ruby Farr, noble grand, conducted the Initiation. Several tableaus were presented under the direction of Mrs. Helen Wiemeyer, drill captain. Two new members were welcomed into the lodge by transfer. The lodge voted to buy a $100 war bond.

Reports that the card party held Nov. 30 was a great success were given during the business meeting. Mrs. Flora Gowell presented a little play called "Peace." Mrs. Bosena Mitchell played "Sweet Peace" and little Donna Harbauer presented a bouquet to Mrs.

Ra chel Newell. Mother Gowell pre sented her with a beautifuldoye. At the close of the meeting all adjourned to the banquet hall where refreshments of gingerbread, apple sauce, and coffee were served. Th decorations In the banquet room carried out the Christmas theme. A Christmas tree stood in the room and the tables were decorated with sprigs of holly and greenery.

1 Mrs. Abbie Keech was in charge of the dining room. Mrs. Opal Caster, vice grand, was assisted in the serving by Isabelle Swan, Martha Roller, Betty Twistern, Edna Hatsell and Mary Rooney. Special guests of the evening were Mrs.

Rachel Newell, district deputy and president of district Mrs. Fern Hinkle, deputy ot district 73; Mr. Jack1 Severance, deputy grand master, and Mr. P. F.

Burrow, grand conductor of the grand lodge of Mrs. Gladys' Burrow of Colton, and Mrs. Helen Anderson, committee member on press. Philathea Class Holds Annual Yule Party Husbands were the guests of the Philathea class of the First Bap. tist.

church at the annual Christmas party given in the par lor of the church recently. The group began the party with the singing of Christmas carols, The rest of the evening was spent in games. Refreshments of sand wiches, fruit salad, cake and cof fee were placed on the taoles fes tively decorated in holiday theme. The president, Mrs. Frances Giddens, presented the teacher, Mrs.

Jessie Eason with a gift from the class. Mrs. Ruth Wright gave the devotional and Rev. Paul Kopp closed with prayer. The committees for the party were: Decorations, Mmes.

Eunice Huffstutler, Vena Sehirmer, Vada Drake; refreshments: Mmes. Jessie Eason, Effie Dedmon, and Helen White; and the program, Mmes. Ruth Wright and Nena Becthol. Chapter J.N. Meets For Christmas Party Chapter J.N.

of the P.E.O. held a Christmas dinner and party last Monday, Dec. 18, at the home of Mrs. E. A.

Finney, 405 Marshall boulevard. Acting as assistant hostesses were Mmes. P. Y. Gass, George Morehouse, John Fuess, A.

P. Hart and Frank E. Clough. After a short business meeting, the evening was turned over to the program chairman, Mrs. D.

R. Jamison and G. W. Bush. The first part of the program was devoted to Christmas musiojthat centered around the star.

The group then gathered around the tree and exchanged gifts. The room was handsomely decorated in white and silver with touches of red and green to follow out the Christmas motif Tall white tapers were used throughout the house and the table decorations were very beautifully done. Small white angel miniatures were at every place. Read the Classified. FRANKLIN M.

FRANCIS Funeral services for Franklin M. Francis will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with interment in City cemetery. PAUL RAYMOND 8CHLADOR Funeral services for Paul Raymond Schlador will be held Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery.

ALBERT MEYER Funeral services for Albert Meyer will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Stephens Bobbitt chapel with interment in Mountain View cemetery. MARY DAVIS BRANDT Mary Davis Brandt, 76, a resident of 787 Seventeenth street, died Sunday. Born in Iowa, she had resided in California and San Bernardino three months. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs.

L. R. Page of San Bernardino, two brothers, Henry L. Redmond of Davenport, Iowa, and Bert Redmond of Denver, and two sisters, Mrs. J.

Gibson of Evanston, 111., and Maude Redmond of Chicago. Funeral arrangements in charge of Stephens Bobbitt. EDWARD L. HOOPER Edward L. Hooper, 60, resident of San Bernardino for 14 years, tijd Saturday at a San Bernardino hospital.

Born in Utah, he had resided in California 21 years. Surviving is his son, Ray, and two grandchildren, all of San Bernardino, and a brother, C. J. Hooper of Salt Lake City. Funeral services at 2 p.m.

Wednesday at the Kremer mortuary. ERNEST SZEI8ERT Ernest Szeibert, 68, a native of Hungary, died in San Bernardino Sunday. A former resident of Yucaipa, he had Resided in San Bernardino three years. Surviving is- his wife, Nidia. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m.

at Emmer son's chapel, Redlands, with inter ment in Hillside cemetery, Red lands. JAMES A. DUFFY James A. Duffy. 64, a resident of Murietta Springs, died Satur day in Redlands.

He was born in Michigan. His wife, Mrs. Loretta F. Duffy, survives him. Funeral services pending with the Em-merson mortuary of Redlands in charge.

CLAUDE ALBERT LOWREY Claude Albert Lowrey, 63, rancher and resident of Redlands three years, died at a Redlands hospital Sunday. He was born in Itching of Simple DON'T scratch and scratch when soothing Resinolcan probably give you the jam easy relief it gives to so many. Its specially blended medication acts quickly to quiet th itching sting, check further irritation, and so hasten healing. Get a jar today! Enjoy hi rasnr uses. VISION IS VITAL! ON CREDIT! MONTHS TO PAY 0 0 INTEREST EXTRAS CALL IN EYES AND HAVE YOUR EXAMI EDI Wynkoop Opens Offices As Consulting Engineer Ernest Wynkoop, formerly a U.

S. forest service engineer, yesterday announced he will establish offices as a consulting engineer specializing in postwar planning and projects in Room 304 of- the Professional building. Mr. Wynkoop, who served as district engineer for the works progress administration in San Bernardino county, said he will offer his services in the study and presentation of proj'ects and as an expert in employment problems. He has been in the private contracting business and was at one time with the waf resettlement ad ministration.

L. A. Woman Kills Drunken Husband LOS ANGELES, Dec. 25 (IP) No Christmas carols rang today for Mrs. Margaret H.

Gallant, 50, who was in jail charged with shooting to death her 54-year-old husband, Waller. Mrs. Gallant shot her husband, she told police, after he became abusive and violent following a day-before-Christmas drinking session. HORIZONTAL 1 To decay 4 Pretense 8 Plgp.n 11 Seaport In Brazil 12 Edible root stock 13 Golfer'i mound 14 Hypothetical force 15 Narrow Inlet 17 Woolen fabrle 19 Underworld god 21 A newt 23 A coverage 24 Cleantlng compound 26 Monk'a title 28 Plot .31 An affirmative 33 To annoy 35 Secret agent 36 Elevated train 38 Spirit meeting 41 Symbol for tellurium 42 To beat 44 To Inquire 45 Nothing 47 To Jump 49 Swordeman'a dummy itake 61 To mall 54 A rodent 56 To pull 58 Command to horse 59 A ahrub bearing white or pink flower 62 Head covering 18 Corded cleth 20 To deelar 22 A toy 25 FootHke part 27 Part of circle 29 Likely 30 A brood of pheasant 32 The ocean 34 To know (scot.) 36 Cloth measure 37 New Guinea seaport 39 Poisonous snaka 40 To drink lowly 43 One of armed force 46 Ship's record 48 Perfect score In golf SO Parlor gam of chance 52 To cut 53 Designating certain age 55 A kind of duck 57 A Burmese native 64 Brother of Odin (5 Writing Implement 66 To aid 68 To unclose 70 A land measure 71 Mother of Apollo 72 To prohibit VERTICAL 1 Wireless 2 Correlative of either 3 Pitch 4 Long walking stick 6 Interjection of triumph 6 To fortify 7 Debatable 8 Purloins Golfer's mound 10 A desire, (colloq.) 11 Seed containers 16 Paclflo Island crew pin Erby Herringion Honored at Dinner Mr. and Mrs.

E. V. Herrington, 932 Herrington avenue, entertained at a dinner at their home recently in honor of their son, Col. Erbv L. Herrington, aerial gunner in the air corps, who is home on a furlough.

Corporal Herrington's sister, Mrs. Donald La Bonte was home with her husband who also on leave. They met for the first time in 14 months. Guests present were: Mssrs. and Mmes.

Leo Montenegero, Jack Patterson and John H. Greif and Mrs. Emma Lusher, aunts and uncles of Corporal Herrington. Another sister, Dorothy Wagner and her two children, Joyce and John; his grandmother, Mrs. Ellie Greif; his son, Jerry, and a guest, present.

Ruth Guild Entertains Children at Yule Party Ruth Guild of the Trinity Lutheran held their annual Christmas party at the Parish hall last Thursday. Children of the members were the guests. After a short business meeting was held, the Christmas program opened with, a reading by Mrs. Gus Sellas, "Jist for Christmas." Mar-lene Witte played a few violin selections, accompanied by her mother. Reggie Sellas recited "Why Do Bells on Christmas Ring?" A number was then rendered by the children who sang Christmas carols.

Each child present was presented with a gift from the Ruth guild. The members also exchanged gifts. NEW kind of ASPIRIN tablet doesn't upset stomach When you need quick relief from pain, do you hesitate to take aspirin because it leaves you with an upset stomach? If so, this new medi cal discovery. SUPERIN, is "just what the doo tor ordered" for you. Superin it aspirin plus contains the same pure, sate aspirin you have long known but developed by doctors in a special way for mose upset Dy aspirin in us ordi nary form.

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fatal 1 I 15 15 20 31 36 77" 33 42 43 47 48 S4 59 60 70 stalled Worthy Matron, Emma Reeser- were also 3ome of Blue-QfLile Q)iamonds 3appy 3eari Qfedd'inq West's Largest Jewelers .17 Stores to Serve You 314 STREET SAN BERNARDINO Recently Wed Couple Reside In. Bar stow Pfc. and Mrs. Raymond J. Callahan are now at their home in Barstow after their marriage which took place Nov.

4, at the Jewell Memorial Methodist church in Colton. She is the former Betty Jean Haynes. The quiet, simple ceremony was attended by a few close friends and members of the immediate family. Rev. William A.

Jennings of the Jewell Memorial Method ist church, read the vows of the double ring ceremony before an altar banked with baskets of pink and white gladioli and blue delphiniums. Miss Jane Marks, or ganist of the church played the wedding march and "I Love You Truly" during the ceremony. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Haynes, 1288 Eleventh street, chose a street length gown of white crepe with white accessories as her wedding gown. She carried a bouquet of white gardenias and wore an orchid. Miss Mary Egan, attended her as bridesmaid and wore a light pink dress and a bouquet of gardenias and carnations. Pfc. Callahan was attended by Pfc.

Charles J. Cirioli, New York, as best man. Pfc. Cirioli served overseas with Pfc, Callahan. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents.

The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Callahan of Bloomfield, New Jersey, completed the reception with a congratulatory long distance call.

Thev couple left immediately for a bref honeymoon along the California coast. They returned to Barstow where Pfc. Callahan is stationed at the nearby Marine Vase. The bridegroom is a graduate of Bloomfield High school, a native of New Jersey, and has recently returned from eighteen months duty in the southwest Pacific. He has been -in the Marine corps for two yean and saw active service at Guadacanal and Bougainville.

Walters Entertain Holiday Guests Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Walters, 317 East Monterey street, were Pvt.

and Mrs. Ralph Gavette from Camp Roberts and Roy Gavette and son Ronny of Phoenix, Ariz. Read the Classified. 0 1 MENU HIT! School Lunch Box Carrot Sticks Meal Sandwich Ta Gardsn Jslly en Nut Bread Apple Cocoa eaut it's mad llki Homt-Mads Evellyn Chism To Wed Navy Man Tomorrow Louis H. Weick, 1305 street, announces the coming marriage of her daughter, Evellyn Bernice Chism to Petty Officer 2c John H.

Thompson of the United States Navy, to take place this Wednesday, Dec. 27, at the First Assembly of God church, Fourth and Sierra Way streets. Friends are cordially invited to attend. Johnsons Greet Sons As Holiday Guests Mr. and Mrs.

W. S. Johnson, 953 Eighth street, had their wo sons and their families as Christmas guests. Dr. -and Mrs.

Laurence D. Johnson, their children, Harry and Lorraine from Los Angeles and Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Johnson of Sacramento.

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LloyH is in charge of the evening. 0 Telephone Employes Enjoy Yule Gathering Christmas party and the ex changing of gifts were enjoyed by the employes of the long distance telephone company during last Tuesday evening. Popcorn balls, apples and nuts were served in the new lounge of the Telephone company. Decorations were in the Christmas motif. Those in charge of arrangements were: Virginia Lyon, Mable Bent- ly, Mary Vinvedge, Tresa Webster and Mary Grabow.

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