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PAGE TWO TULARE DAILY ADVANCE-REGISTER SATURDAY, JTXE 8, 19W Funds ulare tUomen to live Parties to'laise Refugee Relief Mrs. R. V. Richardson Urges "Edison the Man" Co-operation From Tulare Women To aid in raising funds for the war refugees ii Europe, 26 women who are members of the local Wo-I About man club will each give parties in the near Future proceeds from which will be turned over to the loca Red Cross. The Idea and plans for th large project originated Friday Mrs.

Ledbetter Hostess at Bridge Party Mrs. A. P. Leriletter was hostess at her home Friday evening to three tables of contract bridge. The-house was attractively decorated with pink gladioli in large jardiniers, placed alxnit the various rooms.

High score winners of contract bridge were Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Swall and low score was won by Mr. and Mrs. Al Kincaid.

Invited guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Swall, Mr. and Mrs. Al Kincaid, Mr, and Mrs.

Hamilton Peers, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pierre, Dr. and Mrs. Earl Coffee, and the host and hos afternoon at the regular bi monthly board meetine of th Woman's club at the honu! on Sunny Circle Meets at Home of Archie Findley Mrs.

Archie Findley entertained the Sunny Circle of the Firt Baptist church at her home on 252 North street Friday afternoon. A regular business meeting was held, presided over by the club president, Mrs. Lee More-Kind. Mrs. Rosalie Olson wns the devotional leader.

The Sunshine committee gave a report on the flowers and cards sent, and calls which have been made on those of the church who were ill, followed by the Reading committee report. All the members of the three Circle's of the church are Invited to attend a meeting of the valley association to be held at Roeding Park in Fresno oh June 11. Following the meeting re Mrs. R. V.

Richardson, presi dent of the club. 9 0 i "TW 1 Each of the 26 women wil'J invite eight guests to a bridgq party at her home, A smal party fee of 25 cents will fcx charged the guests, and all the! money thus collected will Chicken Dinner 5 Served to the Tipton Lions The Tipton Lions Club held its annual ladies night meeting Wednesday at the club house where the memter3 were served a sumptuous chicken dinner by the ladies of the Woman's Club. Miss Helen Soults of Tulare favored the club with the vocal solos, "I'm Falling In Love With Someone" by Victor Herbert, "Indian Love Call" by Rudolf Friml, and "End of a Perfect Day" by Irving Berlin. She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. A.

B. Finch. Mrs. R. Piper, club pianist, played the "Beer Barrel Polka." Lions Club's new officers are: Kennon White, president; H.

G. Asseltine, vice-president; H. E. Woods, secretary -t reasurer. Board of directors are: Leon Jones, Carl Hampson, Ralph Bis-sell.

Tail Twister is Henry Beck and Lion Tamer, Fred Stebbins. Lions and their ladies present were: Messrs. and Mesdames H. E. Beck, Harry Sorensen, Fred Stebbins, A.

B. Finch, Ralph Bis-sel, Howard Woods, John Mod-derman, Harry Sisson, Carl Hampson, Kennon White, Earl Owens, Al Wold and Eli. Miss Evelyn Sisson, Miss Mar-jorie Palmer and Miss Marjorie Owens served the tables. On the kitchen patrol were: Mesdames Jack Slayton, R. L.

Culpepper, T. D. Smith, Gerald Prall and Charles Crissman. toward raising the local relief! A. 15.

Ix-d- fund nearer to the quota set tess, Mr. and Mrs. better. for Tulare a sum which at present stands far below ex pectations when the quota was; Mr. and Mrs.

L. O. Basteen have as their house guest this week-end, Mrs. Basteen's mother, Mrs. James Clarence Riherd, and her brother and Mr, and Mrs.

Guy Riherd, all of Pasadena. 9 Miss Jessie Stone and her girl friend Miss Phyllis Heath of Fresno, plan to leave Monday by auto for Seattle where they will board the Steamer "Alaska" for a tour to Alaska. They plan to be gone about three weeksVand will go as far north as Skagway, stopping at Vancouver, Victoria and other points of interests enroute. H. Metzier, Optometrist Eye Set.

Advertisements are prepared for your benefit. Read them and save money! In addition to the 26 women, already scheduled to give the parties, any women of Tulare freshments were served the guests by Mrs. Findley and her sister, Mrs. Hillis Fees. who to cooperate' may act as hostesses at similar Siencer Tracy and Rita Johnson in "Edison the Man," one of the screen's finest achievements to be seen tomorrow at the Tulare Theater.

A new March of Time "the Philippines" and the latest Mickey Mouse cartoon together with the up-to-the-minute Fox News war scenes round out this excellent program. Visitors from other circles parties. of the church were Mrs. Pete Mrs. R.

V. Richardson urges Question: What young boy, a member of the Tulare High School student body, Is well-known for his hobby of building radios? Answer. Forrest Ogan, 17-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W.

II. Ogan living at 704 Mariposa street. It seems this hobby of building radios had its origin when Forrest purchased a crystal from a schoolmate of his when he attended Wilson school. But the Important part came when the young master mind converted the family radio into what Forrest referred to as a crystal set. "Dad said I was crazy until I got the Tulare police," was the statement which the competent young builder made when asked if his venture into the radio world was a success.

Since the days of Wilson school, Forrest has built more radios than he can cpunt. At the work bench in the family garage, he has repaired, built, and rebuilt the many radios with which he has tinkered. However not all of them have been crystal sets which merely consist of a crystal, a pair of ear phones, and a ground aerial. Along with his hobby of building radios, Forrest has branched Into the field of constructing and operating public address systems In fact many of Tulare's leading citizens unconsciously made the acquaintance of the owner's system when they were rooters at the high school baseball games aifd track meets where Forrest's public address system was used. In addition to radio, the young members of the Woman's club' SATURDAY ONLY MIDNIGHT SHOW Start 11:30 P.

M. Holgren, Mrs. M. E. Ellison, Mrs.

W. J. F. Crose, and Mrs. Maud Ward.

and all women of. Tulare who wish to aid the cause to en examinations. 149 South St Phone 320. (adv.l A Miss Lucy Hill, proprietress Members present were Mrs. i thusiastically cooperate in mak i.

ing me project a success, ur ther, more detailed information mm R. K. Brass, Mrs. Elmer Ross, Mrs. A.

N. Peters, Mrs. J. I J. Hahesy, Mrs.

Hazel Shupe, Mrs. Hugh Pennebaker, Mrs. mm as to where the parties will be of the Hill Beauty Salon, is going out of town on business for the week, June 10 to 17, and will reopen her beauty shop on her Radio. Affiliate SlatUa mt Tatar Dallr Ttatra aa4 A -RCla4 held, will be available next Ted Conrad, Mrs. Jack Hutten- week.

l)erg. Mrs. Cecil Swift, Mrs. Ruby OV STAGE IX PERSON THE TWO BEST "BAD MEN" Of Western Pictures Ted Adams Jack Ingram AND COMPANY in "Showdown" A Drama of Western Life Veary. Mrs.

Harvey Crose, Mrs. Walter Dugan, Mrs. Leo More- Party Given In Honor of Visiting Guests land, Mrs. Chester Chappell, Mrs. Hillis Fees, Mrs.

Archie Findley, Mrs. Frank Myers. Mrs. D. E.

Wiskerson of Vi- Mesdames Jacob Hicks, Ga- salia; and Mrs. W. W. Doug lass and Mrs. Hugo Olson of Screen 1 1 1 len Stewart and Virgil Dysart were co-hostesses at' the home of Mr.

and Mrs. I. J. Stewart Tipton. 7:00 Song Title Quest.

7:15 Inside of Sports. 7:30 Huddy Maleville's Orch. 8:00 Imperial Intrigue. 8:30 Rocky Mt. Cowboys.

0:00 News. 9:15 Wings' Saturday Nite Party. off. Sunday, June 0 In honor of out-of-town rela tives. Saturday, June 8 Afternoon 2:00 Associated Press News.

That. 2:15 News. in Rhythm. 3:00 Accent on Harmony. Tune Tornado.

4:00 Dramas of Youth, Last Minute News. 4 10 Kddie Fitzpatrick's Orch. 6:00 Hawaii Calls, Makers Orch. (1:00 World's Fair Party. John n.

Hughes. 6:45 Del. Courtney's Orch. Laffs Music Fan "VILLAGE BARN DANCE" with R1j Cast of Screen, Radio and Stage Stars student has two other hobbies, Delicious refreshments of ice cream, cake and strawterries were Berved at the beginning of an enjoyable evening. Those Mr.

Combs is Speaker at Grange Hall photography and gas model airplanes. The former one is Just a little more than two month old Moniiiiu Echoes of 8.00 Church of 0 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Derrick and children of Redding were over-night guests at the country home of Mr and Mrs. Dick Shannon.

0'Miss Louise Eggleston left Wednesday for New York where she will be among the visitors who view the fair. 0 Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Wallace leave Monday for Santa Cruz to attend the California Annual Conference. During the absence of her parents Miss Ora Mae rallace will be the house guest of Miss KatrKrrtne Hoyt, i Darrel Walls of Santa Maria and Little Miss Joanne Watts of Los Angeles are visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. T. Watts of 121 Salida. Roy Hodges, Real Estate.

(adv.l Miss Jessie Stone and Miss Phyllis Heath of Fresno left Tulare Monday to spend a vacation in Alaska. They will return about July I. 9 Richard Hesse returned Saturday from the University of California at Los Angeles where present were: C. M. Buckner Honored by Birthday Dinner C.

M. Buckner was honored on the occasion of his birthday by his son-in-law end daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Neal at a dinner party Friday evening at the Neal home, 331 South Sacramento street. Dessert fyr the delicious -dinner was the customary birthday cake, with candles flaming as it is brought in and placed in the center of the attractively appointed table.

Following dinner, a social evening was spent by the Gathered at the Neal home were Mr. and Mrs. Rolla Mal-onee and four children, Illene, Richard, Geraldine and Rolla Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Neal and three children, Char-lene, Rowena and Phyllis, Miss Lula Dennis.

The honored guest, C. M. Buckner, Mrs. Buckner and son Harry, and the -host and ADMISSION PRICES Adults 40c Children 10c Mr. and Mrs.

Alva Fletcher th4 Valley. Christ. God. Male Quartet. News.

and is on an even par with the hobby of radio in regard to popu and children, Marshal, Harold, 8:30 Church of 9:00 Emmanuel 9:15 Portuguese The Tulare Grange held its larity with Forrest. In fact his mmm ihiii. 11 in in Kie, from Norwood, Missouri Mrs. Harry Absup and son, regular meeting Friday evening at the Grange Hall west 10:15 Romance of the Hiways. parents state that it is a difficult task to get him to go to bed Bob, from Maywood, Mr.

of Tulare. since photography has caught T. C. Stewart from Bell, After a short business meet 10:30 TRA. 11:00 Tl? A.

11:30 International Memories. 12:00 Poet's Corner. the fancy of his inquisitive mind. and Mr. and Mrs.

I. J. Stew ing, members of the Grange In regard to the airplanes, Mr. art and family, Kate, Dorothy, heard as a guest speaker, R. Ogan remarks that the first one Genelle, Beverly; Mr.

and Mrs. h. Combs of Visalia who relat Afternoon milt by his son actually flew. J. Hicks, Mr.

and Mrs. Gaten ed the development and estab 12:15 Hits of Hollywood. When asked why the airplanes Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil lishment of the Communist 12:30 Nolxidv's Children.

Party in the United States. TODAY ONLY S( KFF.XO: had, more or less, taken a back seat, Forrest replied, "They cost Dysart and daughters, Carolyn and Myrna, and David A program followed which Hicks and Beverly Gale Stew Included (he reading of two too much money and they're always breaking up." "GREEN HELL" Joan Dennett Doimlas Fairbanks, Jr. ROY ROGERS in "CAKSON CITY KID" art from Tulare. poems by Eleanor Doctson and When asked how his hobbies he has just completed his sopho a reading given by Mrs. Kath- figured in his ambitions, Forrest er parts of the state to go on, erine Heglwrg and O.

L. Day. STAKTS Sl'NDAY! told us he hoped after graduat with his work. Both men com more year. Miss Lois Thompson, faculty member of the Tulare high Refreshments of punch and hostess, JMr.

and Mrs. Frank mented that they found Tulara wafers were served. Neal and daughter, Marilyn. ing from high school to find employment in a sound studio someday to own one. school, will return Sunday to her very enjoyable.

Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Herd, Joan MANY "OLD TIMERS" ATTEND Herd, and Mrs.

J. W. Watson, witnessed the graduation of Misg 1:00 Muticul Steelmakers Or. 1:30 Lutheran Hour. 2:00 Ulue Rarron Orch.

2:30 Show of the Week. 3:00 Treasure Chest of Melody 3:30 Sigrid Schultz. 3: 10 Freddie Martin's Orch. 4:00 American Forum of the Air. 5:00 Old Fashioned Revival.

(1:00 Pentecostal Holiness Church. (1:15 WGN Symphony. 7:00 Lest We Forget. 7:1 5 La zy Rh a dy 7:15 Al Ravelin's Orch. Jack Denny's Orch.

8.15 Past on's Study. 8:30 Morton Could Orch. 9:00 News. 9:15 Voice of Prophecy. 9:45 Christian Science Prog.

home in Washington. Dr. Earl J. Coffee, chiropractor. Young Bldg.

Phone 183. (adv.) Andrew E. Anderson, who PIXLEY HOMECOMING FRIDAY Elizabeth Herd from the Univer Last Meeting -v sity of Southern California Saturday. Mrs. Watson will go to Approximatelv a thousand Dersons attended the at Mooney's Grove Pasadena.

has been here several months doing Mormon missionary work, is planning to bid his many friends miey rlomecomine: celebration and barbecue at Pix The last business session of Try the Mimeograph Shop, ley, Friday evening, with many "old-timers" present goodbye and return to Salt Lake 129 No. St Ph. 100. (adv.) the year for local metn trom all parts of the county. Many former residents City Sunday.

He will be accom Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brayton hf Hip Histnrf Mmj from rlicftinf trramo nnrl nil-ioii tn panied by his daughter, Mrs hers was held at Mooney's Grove all day Friday when Mrs. Nell Rocers of Llrrdsnv. will leave Sunday for the north Raymond K.

Hatch, and her hus ern part of the state where they be at the homecoming. band. En route to Salt Lake City president of the organization, Clinton Luke, E. R. Crowe, will remain for the summer.

they will stop over at the San Harry K. Brown, Dr. and called to order the meeting of Margery Sunkel was in Fres 10:00 Phil Harris' Orch. lOtO Jan Garber's Orch. 11:00 Sign off.

lender, juicy barbecued steer beef was served, cafeteria style, with1 beans, potato salad, bread and coffee to the multitude of Francisco Exposition. Elder the 21st District of the California Congress of the Parent, Thomas, who also has been do R. J. Young, Myron Frew, A. H.

Berryhill, Lynn Curry, Russell Hesse, Frank Hesse, W. D. Cook, and L. M. Cain.

no Friday. ADDITIONAL LOCALS (Continued on Page 3) Teachers Association. ing Mormon missionary work homecomers. A program In Monday, June 10 Business of the morning was here, is leaving Sunday for oth Forenoon cluding a talk by Ford Chatters of Lindsay, and musical numbers followed the barbecue. principally the convention and yearly reports, with time out for a picnic lunch.

i A Among Tulareans who attend Main feature of the after ed were: Mr. and Mrs. Jack noon was a school of instruction, conducted bv Mrs. Earl tMttV- yy Graves of Lindsay. SHAMPOO PERMANENT WAVE SCALP MASSAGE $1-49 136 South CUT RATE BEAUTY SHOP Phone 302-W I mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmammmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmammtammmmammmmmmmmm Tulare won high places In Farrar, Al Ely, Kenneth Mun-gerk Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Creech, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Billingsley and family, Gordon Newcity, Barney Franklin, Mr. and Mrs.

John Rose, A. J. Wynn, M. C. Zumwalt, Roliert Meyers, Dr.

E. R. Zumwalt, the awards for publicity books the Roosevelt school book tak 5:45 Echoes of the Valley Farmer's Hour 7:00 News 7:15 Bob Rogers' Early Risers 7:45 News 8:00 Gospel Messengers 8:30 Novelty Notes 8:40 Uess Bye 8:45 Carter's of Elm Street 9:00 Music Maestro 9:30 Concert Echoes 10:00 Old Timer 10:15 News 10:30 Quality Korner 10:45 Bachelor's Children 11:00 Our Friendly Neighbor 11:15 Styled in Spain 11:30 Portuguese News 11:45 Singin' Sam 12:00 Footlite Follies ing first place and the Wilson school second. The next meeting will be held the second Friday in Sep ALSO tember. I All five local were MARCH OF TIME represented by Mrs.

John Rod riquez, Mrs. Harry Erwin. Mrs Clarence Sturgeon, Mrs. Frank MICKEY MOLSK DeLao, Mrs. P.

G. Nixon, Mrs. H. A. Kuney, Mrs.

John Stur peon, Mrs. John Wilker, Mrs. Fred Hopkins, Mrs. George Al len, Mrs. Raymond Bisconer, Mrs.

S. B. Tyler, Mrs. J. Berry, and Mrs.

R. J. Austen. FOX NEWS mo IT9 EL KEY An SeaU toe SMASH Her face was beautiful. Why did she shroud it? The LARCHWOOD MYSTERY Her name was Mercedes Mercedes Harding now, wealthy Wendell Harding's second wife.

A Brazilian, striking, gorgeous, Inscrutable. It was coincidence, perhaps, that the day when the murder was discovered she kept to her rooms In the great Long Island house, kept her face swathed in bandages. Poison ivy, she said. But what of the muddy shoes she cleaned so stealthily 7 The night before, it had rained. You'll find It fascinating to read, to try to solve Ruth Dewey Groves's newest mystery serial.

NEXT WEEK Itl THIS NEWSPAPER STATE THEATER 2 Ends Today HITS! Ladies' Aid Gives Lawn Party at Thompson Home "Thunder Mountain" Also "RENO" and Dempsey Willard 'Birth of a Champion" BUCK ROGERS "THE BUCCANEER" FREDMC MARCH A KIM TAMIROFP ROY ROGERS in "COME ON RANGERS" STARTS SUNDAY "THE FIGHTING 69TH" JAMES CAGNEY TAT BR1EX 'CoTered Wagon Days' I "ZORROS" with JACK RANDALL I "FIGHTING LEGIONS Doing their part in the Red Cross drive, the Oakdale Ladies' Aid sponsored a party Thursday on the lawn of the Ned Thomp son home, the proceeds of which I will be given to the Red Cross. Starts Sunday "Swanee River" and in Early 1 he afternoon was spent lawn games and In conversation, with Ice cream and Becfcefl:.