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wnnnLANP, CAUrWUflA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1980. Pfc Tor Want Adf Hf, 1 WOODLAIW. AHiT DEMOCRAT YOUNG, ROLPH DUNNIGAN The "Democrat? UYER'S GUIDl FAVOR NO. 5 Tnhn Garvey and son, Jack, of A bastou and professional classified directory ef firms Bervlaf cotaty and the surrounding territory.

Always at head always UP TO DATB tor Stockton cme up Friday. They visited, with Mr. and Mrs. T. E.

Powters and daughter and spent. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. A. E.

Amaden. John Garvey and Mr. and Mrs. L. E.

Myers of Stockton came up Saturday evening to spend the week end. Powers and Miss Marcella High AUTO BODY WORKS CONTRACTOR Eastern Star Staff To Be Entertained MSmO avwa ATTYA TAP ROOT WORKS Mki Lda Cassel, BtideEIect, Feted At Shower Party FemleffTrrfwljr Repairing of Grimes stopped in to visit wHh D. FENTON I 532 Elm St. PI BUILDING CONTRACT) Homes JA Specialty! PLANS' ESTIMATES I At Bridge Dinner Auto Uiass, locks, ixiibtb, rvneeis Stilliting Plough, Shears ACETYLENE WELDING Mrs. Ed Praet, worthy matron, Yolo county friends are learning 320 '3rd.

St. 1 Phone 287 Lester Cranston, worthy patron, will EMPLOYMENT AGEjf AUTO ELECTRICIAN entertain the outgoing officers of the Eastern Star lodge Tuesday evening with a bridge dinner at the Ed Praet with interest of tne coming marriage of Miss Lela Cassel and Clyde Hayden of Yolo which will be solemnized during" November. The betrothal of the popular couple is being told to their many friends. A number of complimentary affairs Mr. and Mrs.

i. rowers oasuruny on their way to Sacramento. Margaret Lynch of San Francisco, who has spent several montha here at the Gerald McElroy home, entertained several friends Friday evening. Cards were played and refresh ments served. Her guests were Margaret Stetson, Gladys Fletcher, Donald Smith and George Sanford.

Harvey Gilzcan of Woodiand was a business visitor here Saturday. Local visitors in Woodland Satur L. M. ELFBINK 320 1st. St.

Phone 76 193Q OCTOBER, JJl 233" 12J314151618 19p021 22123 24 2 2627 28 2030 31 home, 74 Third street. The staff will DAY'S EMPLOYMENT A(j Ed. Roberts, Mgr. I iOOl 2nd St. Ph(j SACRAMENTO When.

Governor C. C. Young and Mayor James Rolph, the Republican nominee for Gdyernor, join in indorsing a ballot proposal, it it a compliment to the proposition in question, but more than that it' is interesting One of the most pleasing aftermaths of the primary electicii has beeri the sportsmanlike attitude of GoVerndr YdUngtbward the man who defeated him for re election, and the gracious response of. Mayor Rolph. Both men have conducted themselves, in this regard, as California desires her Governors to conduct themselves.

Governor Young arid Mayor Rolph are again in accord, this time in support of Proposition Number 5 on the November Dallot, know as the State Employees Retirement Act. GoVernor' Young declares: "It is' probably the soundest and fairest retirement measure ever devised." And Mayor Rolph asserts: "I am glad to recommend Number 5 as a constructive measure which will pay the state real dividends in increased efficiency and lowered Governor Young knows the proposed retirement program from its inception, having' named the commission which recommended that a retirement system be adopted. He believes it to be actuarially sound. Mayor Rolph knows the value of Num Kcsmoo Wo fathered a similar COMPLETE ELECTRICAL SERVICE retire in November. nner will be served at small ta on Generators, Startem Magnetos GOLD SEAL EATERIES have been arranged lor tne Dride to be.

One was given Friday when Mrs. Richard Cassel entertained with a bles With centerpieces of orange and black tapers. There will be appoint ments reflecting the Eastern Star FEED AND FUEI AUTO LOANS shower at her home on the Davis highway. The afternoon was spent4 playing whist. Then as the wedding march was played, little Miss Thea lodge colors.

day were Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Stetson, Jane Stetson, Kenneth Stetson, Warden Hunt, Mrs.

Ray Holland, Mr. and Those attending will be Mr. and Nelk, dressed as a Driae presented Mrs. Byron Hillhouse, Mr. and Mrs.

the gifts to Miss tassel. The tables were decorated in pink, Irvin Clover, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. J.

Justis. Mr and Mrs. Fred Porter of Wood DAUSSAT ft THOMAS Representing Peoples Credit Co. 415 Main St. Phone 541 QUICK AUTO LOANS and refinancing Immediate Cash No Red Tape CASH CARRY FEED St FUEL 116 Main St.

Phrf Featuring wood and coal and supplies at lowest cash prices McGarr of Winters, Mrs. Anna Sjphin land motored up Saturday afternoon. dler, Mrs. Ida Gregg, Mrs. Gertrude green and white with a miniature bride as the centerpiece.

The bride elect's table had a bridal cake, which she cut for the guests. Mrs. Lester Cranston won high A. H. Huhs and Ward Hunt were Freeman, Mrs.

Myrtle Frazier, Mrs. Belva Flint, Mrs. Anna Armstrong, visitors at the Colusa Outing Gun club MONDAY Christian Church Annual Rally Din 4 ner and meeting at church, 6:30 p. m. Odd Fellows Woodland Encampment No.

71 meets at I. 0. 0. F. hall, 8 p.

m. Company Meets at Legion hall, 8 p. m. Tegion Meets at Legion hall, 8 p. m.

Woodland Theater Ann Harding in "Paris shows' at 7 and 9 p. m. FtORISTS AUTO PARTS Mrs. Flora Hilton, Mrs. Lyle Gallup, Sunday.

Mi. and Mis. Roy Huhs of Sacramento spent the week end at the J. J. Huhs home.

system for the city employees of San Mrs. Virginia Herold, Mrs. Jess Tate, Mrs. W. H.

Apperson, Mrs. Ernest BURNETT'S SERVICE. PARTS ft SUPPLY CO. 408 Main St. Phone 639 WOODLAND Sterling Barker went up to Colusa score prize, Mrs.

Herman Wilkendorl, second, and Mrs. Burns Hayden, consolation. Many attractive gifts were presented to Miss Cassel who has made a large circle of friends through her life long residence in the Plainfield district. She is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

W. F. Cassel and is a graduate of the local schools. Hayden is the son of Mrs. Sarah Hayden of Yolo and is associated with his brother.

"Burns, on the Havden ranch near Satuiday evening to be at the gun club Sunday. CUT FLOWERS PLAI All mail, phone or telegrapl given our prompt attention. FLORAL OFFERINGS, SPECIALTY Conger, Mrs. William Richter, Mrs. C.

Louis Wood, Mrs. R. A. Blum, Mrs. Cosby Barnes, Mrs.

Earl Younger, Mrs. H. R. Saunders, Mrs. Minnie Jacobs, Mr.

and Mrs. Ed Praet and Mr. and Mrs. Lester Cranston. Parts for every car, Radio Electri National Theater Nancy Carroll in cal supplies snd accessories.

Dons Stetson spent the week end "Devil's shows at 7 and 9 p. m. with Helen Cuquet of Arbuckle GOLF AUTO REPAIRS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schnitter of Davis and Mr.

and Mrs. John Walker TUESDAY t'G. Dale Millers Yolo. He, likewise, has always lived yol of Sacramento visited at the Fletcher Ball Club Meets at First Methodist Episcopal church trym, LINCOLN GOLFENET', Lincoln Ave. at First St 18 HOLE MINIATURE CC Open Day Night.

INSTRUCTIVE ENTERTA RE CREATION by' many. MEEKER AUTO SERVICE 411 2nd. Phone 183W General auto repairing and servicing. Acetylene welding and cylinder boring. home, j.

Mrs. Norman Taylor of Sacramento spent the week end with her 7:30 p. m. Entertain at Bridge uests at the party were iurs. sxov ert Cassel.

Mrs. W. F. Mrs. Modem Woodmen Yolo camp meets parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Stopher. Miss Irma Miller Pleasanton rrancisco ana nas seen ju improved service and a finer personnel in, his home city. California voters will do well to vote "Yes" on Number 5. It is humanitarian and forward looking.

Stockton Record. Paralysis Takes Prominent Athlete SAN FRANCISCO Ward Edmonds, 22, one of the greatest track and field athletes in the United States, died here yesterday in Stanford hospital, a victim of paralysis. Known as the "Iron Man" because of his great feats as a pole vaulter and a hurdler while at Stanford University, Edmonds succumbed after an illness of only a few days. He was graduated from Stanford two years ago, and was employed by the Bank of Italy in San Francisco, learning the business in which his father, well known in the southern part of the state, is a leading figure. Joe Nelk, Mrs.

Herman Wilkendorf, at I. 0. 0. F. hall, 8 p.

m. Mrs. Frank Stoddaid, Mrs. A. L.iR0tary Club Meets at Plotel Wood HeWe, Mrs.

Otto Zentner, Mrs. Hany land 12:15 Bobb, Mrs. Fred Ki otser, Mrs. Burns complimented Saturday evening when HOTEL AND GRIlj sAUTO TIRES ivii. ana Mrs.

uaie Miner entertained with a bridge party for their week Hayden, Mrs. L. Fortna, Mrs. Calvin WKs Jueet at jmks oud, p. Cassel, Mrs.

Leonard Cassel, Native Daughters Meet at Native end house guest. An attractive note was shown in the decorations which Frank Sieferman. Mrs. Joe Siefer sons nan, 8 p. m.

were in the popular Hallowe'en motif. ANDERSON MAIER FIRESTONE TIRES AND TUBES Brake testing, and relining, wheel aligning, vulcanizing. FIRESTONE BATTERIES. HOTEL DEL MAR GE Air Cooled Board By Month Luncheon 50c Di; Special Sunday Dinner from Open daily from 6 to 2 and Rooms and apartments $20 pe and up. HiR score prizes were won by Miss Vinlj Barak and Clyde Gaffnev with Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton Meets atI.

0. 0. F. hall, 8 p. m.

Woodland Theater Betty Compson in man, Mrs. Mary Barker, Mrs. Lester Cranston, Mrs. George Cranston, Mrs. Leland Hyde, Mrs.

F. Schnittcr and Mrs. Claude Davison of Saeiamento. Mrs. Leonard Thatcher and Louis Mr.

and Mrs. H. H. Dopkms were business visitors in Woodland Friday. Mis.

A. H. Cook, Mrs. J. E.

Smith, Willmetta Smith Snd Elizabeth Cook were visitors in Woodland Saturday. Mrs. J. Justis returned from Red Bluff after spending a few days with her mother. Mr.

and Mrs. Duncan Kilgore and children of Grimes were visitors in town Saturday. Mrs. Fred McCullough was a business visitor in Arbuckle Thursday. Mrs.

Mary McCullough and daughter, Elizabeth, were visitors in Woodland Thursday. Ekcioth takinc consolation. After I bridge, the coterie danced and supper "Midn'ght bhnv at and 9 p. m. National Theater Jlarx Brothers shows at 7 and ii p.

AUTO TOPS MEAT MARKET The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leon iird ThatpViPr. Mr. anrl Mrs.

PIvHp Yolo Promises Rare Program Harmony Circle No. 6 Meets at home Gaffney, Mr. and Mrs. G. L.

Jessup, of Mrs. S. M. Arnold, 21 Court I Miss Viola Barak, Gene Maceil, Louis stiect, with Mrs. Kenneth Riggs as ni and thp nesr of honor HOFFMAN'S AUTO TOPS 725 Main St.

Phone 601W Expert Auto Top Upholstering. Canvas Goods of All Kinds. Picture Framing COLUMBIA MEAT MAR HERB MURPHY, Pro' 427 Main St. PI MEATS OF FINEST QU Free Delivery Service Hallowe'en Motif Williams. The aged couple, 83 and 85, are in the best of health, living on their farm and doing their own housekeeping and chores.

Local visitors in Woodland Thursday were Mrs. A. E. Amaden, Mrs. A.

Miss Marquis, teacher in Pierce High school, was a business visitor Engaged Maid Given Bridge Luncheon AVIATION SCHOOLS MOVING For Railsbach Dinner in town Thursday. Li. Uavis, Mrs. J.J. nuns, m.

i. n.m mert, Mrs. Maria Emmert and Mr. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred McCullough went to Oakland Fridays They will Those who enjoy comedy, interspersed with worth while musical numbers, will be lepaid for attending the "Variety Show" in the Yolo town hall Tuesday eve.nin$r. The Parent Teachers association is sponsoring the event. A bevy of beautiful "girls" will perform. The first number will be by the oich estra which classes itself the "Klink ing Koo Koos, then will follow a Spanish dance by Marguerite Jenks. Eight kiddies will then be seen in Rainy and Mrs.

A. Huhs. The popular All Hallow's colors of WOODLAND FLYING SERVICE YOLO FLIERS CLUB Oscar Whitehouse was a business black and oiange will make most at attend the football game Saturday between U. S. C.

and Stanford. McINTYRE TRANSFE 133 1st. St. Phor MOVING STORAGE Pi Local Long Distance OUR EXPERIENCE IS GUARANTEE visitor in town Friday. tractive the dinner table at which Dr.

Sharpnack and White were business Mrs. Fred McCullough, Mrs. Frank visitors here Friday. Miss Kathryn Trainor gave a bridge luncheon Saturday at the Hotel Senator in Sacramento in honor of Miss Ruth Skeels of Sacramento, whose engagement to Walker H. Lindsay was announced recently.

Miss Skeels was one of the teachers in the Weidner, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Amaden Mr.

and Mrs. A. Huhs attended the and Mrs. 0. C.

Railsbach will preside tonight. The table's centerpiece will be in the Hallowe'en motif and there card party Arbuckle Thursday eve attended the card party in Arbuckle Friday evening given by the women PRINTING daisies and eleven more children will will be black and orange candles. give Modern Witches. of the Catholic church. Harry Traynham of Woodland was a business visitor at the J.

B. Welch Appointments for the bridge, which Four of the so called "beautiful The 4 sewing club met Tuesday home Friday. girls" will follow in a Swance River dance, and then five more "damsels' Clarence Meenen of San Francisco at Mrs. J. T.

McDowells. Dick Steel suffered a burned ai when he touched the radiator of Phone 666 WOODLAND DAILY DEMC For your every printing WEDDING OFFICE SUPPLIES CALLING CARDS etc. etc. Our efficient service will will give "When Visitors Come to APPROVED TYPE TRAINING PLANES $5 per lesson. Passenger and cross country flights.

PHONE 178J for further particulars. stopped to visit with relatives rri dav on his way to Arbuckle. will follow the dinner, will reflect the seasonal idea. Dr. and Mrs.

Railsbach have invited Mr. and Mrs. Dickson Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. E.

A. Boyd of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Lowe. tractor Monday.

He was taken to the Our School." Local talent comes in Samuel Schni ckerwitz's Halloween Party. Ward Hunt, L. K. Stetson, Charley Garland and Elizabeth McCullough Davis schools last year. Those present were Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Jean Cleghorn, Miss Peggy Messerer, Miss Elizabeth True, Miss Marguerite Montgomery, Miss Kath erine Barker, Miss Myrtle Rowe, Miss Florence Chandler, Miss Claire O'Brien, Miss Marie Aubrey, Miss Dorothy Parker, Mi s.

Boyd Harby and Mrs. J. P. Conrad, all of Davis; Mrs. A.

M. Trainor and Miss Billie Trainor of Suisun, Mrs. Victor Furth of Winters, and Miss Ruth Johnson, Miss Dorothy Lee Brown and Mrs. E. M.

Skeels of Sacramento. Arbuckle Sanitarium lor treatment. Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Welch were business visitors in Woodland Glenrt Kerr, accompanied by the attended the baseball game Sacra mento Thursday evening. REAL ESTATE INSUR CHIROPRACTIC JUinkmg Koo Koos, will lollow musical selections. Mrs. Ward Hunt, Mis.

L. K. Stet Mrs. L. J.

Didion, Ervin and Azelle The hit of the evening is expected son, Warden, Maxme and Billy Hunt Didion of Zamora were visitors town Tucsdav eveninjr. motored to Woodland lhursday mng. DR. J. L.

FAYETTE Rooms 210 211 212 Porter Bldg. Hours 9 to 121 to 57 to 8 Consultation Patho Neurometer Service Free. Office Phone 836 House, 64SW. REAL ESTATE INSURAI LOANS We deal in hoth City and property for sale and exchan' We write all lines of insura Surety Bonds. WRAITH FARISH, 520 Br Telephone 532.

Two Matrons Feted At Surprise Party Mrs. Frank Heuschkel and Miss Dorothy Witzelberger were hostesses at a surprise party given over the week end for Mrs. Albert Ossenbrig gean and Mrs. Andrew Dachtler." FAST IAWN Sacramento Cemetery Indoor Burial Cremation Telephone, Capital 1660 Matrons Entertain Rotaryanns at Tea to De the JtSetty blythe style Show by eleven more girl impersonators. 1 The orchestra will close the program.

Zamora Church Has Hallowe'en Party A Hallowe'en party was given by the children of the Zamora Union school Saturday evenknr. A nrocrram ROOFING DENTISTS Charles Jameson spent Tuesday and Wednesday at home'. He attends the College of Agriculture at Davis. Miss Juanita Stopher, accompanied by Mrs. Frankie Summers, of Arbuckle, motored to Woodland Tuesday evening.

Mr. and Mrs. M. Stinchfield of Colusa are visiting Mrs. Stinchfield's mother and father, Mr.

and Mrs. Cliff Rogers. Mrs. T. S.

Spaulding, Mrs. Byms, Mrs. Hoffman and Mrs. Wells of Woodland were visitors in town Thursday. B.

F. Myers of Monticello is spending several days here with relatives, spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Bud Griffin near nr Whist was the game of the eve Mrs. Joseph Holmes and Mrs.

Lu Ihov TlnTlniu wpro linslessoR at. a tea, i. uz a weit. awaiueu mis. STAR ROOFING CORPORA 1715 5th St.

Phone fc SACRAMENTO Vermont Slate Composition i from FACTORY TO YOUR 10 year factory guarantee. California Corporation. 10 Mc pay, no interest. at the ome of the former Monday 1 Dachtler, Miss Anne Ehrke and Mrs. was also given by the children.

After enberg. Refreshments afternoon, entertaining as their truests about 35 Rotaryanns, wives Dutcher Bros. The Woodland Cleaners and Dyers 413 Third St. Phone 384 of members of the local Rotary club. served at the close of the affair.

Included among the guests were: John Giger, Mrs. H. J. Lammers, Mrs. he affair was lnlormal and an nn omptu program was the entertain DR.

F. 0. BRASCH 1104 8th Cor. K. Phone Main 63 SACRAMENTO Hours 8:30 to 6 Evenings by Appointment.

CREDIT DENTISTRY By means of our new Dentists finance plan you may have all your dental work done NOW and pay for it over ten convenient monthly installments. Cur prices are uniformly LOW. ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS WORK We specialize in perfect fitting plates SHEET METAL WOF P. C. Weston, Miss Anna Ehrke, Mrs.

ment feature. Fall flowers were throughout the rooms. tne program, reiresnments were served. Fortune telling was another event of the evening. E.

E. Beyers Hosts to Reporters 'Conclave' The E. E. Myers entertained at a "talk shoo" dinner Sunday. The Yolo August Ehrke, Mrs.

William Ehrke, Mrs. L. Farnham, Mrs'. D. Sohlotz, Mrs.

Charles Schaupp, Mrs. A. Noren Family Dinner Given J. BARTH 424 First St. Ph SHEE METAL WORK of all, new installations and repairii HEATING SYSTEMS; installed and repaired.

berg, Mrs. William Ebell, Mrs. C. I Dachtler, Miss Nora Hermle, Miss Al For Mrs. Shaffer I berta Kram, Miss Helen Summ, Miss Erna Franke, Miss Katherine Franke, The birthday of Mrs.

Fred Shaffer Miss Marybell Martin, and Mrs. Al fas celebrated Sunday when members T.prwpin county court reporter and his wife were hosts to Court Reporter and Mrs. W. E. Combrink and family of Sacramento and Court Reporter and Mrs.

S. D. Pierce and daughter of of her family gave her a surprise din ner at her home. I he guests were and Mrs. F.

R. Hart of Sacra Mrs. Lucas Honored SKILLED CRAFTSMEN PEOPLE AND FIRMS BUILDING YOLO COUNTY KNOW the difference in SERVICE see L. M. ELFRINK for Battery, Generator and Starter Repair work.

Electric Equii repaired on all automobiles. 329 1st. Phor mento, Mr. and Mrs. G.

F. Cloud and Marysville. A "minor league convention was held during the afternoon. "Subscribe now for the Democrat' children, Mr. and Mrs.

Ford Shaffer i At Birthday Party A congenial group of friends assembled at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Hildebrand, 720 College street, Nearly All Hunters, Fishermen Stock Up Here From experience they have learned that we sell GOOD GROCERIES and can be depended upon7 to supply them with exactly what they need.

This same confidence is passed along to the housewife, who has learned that she" can order at our store by telephone and get exactly what she wants and when she desires it. THE Modern Grocery Store Saturday night to honor Mrs. Paul Lucas on the occasion of her birthday anniversary. The party was in the nature of a Hallowe'en affair with all the decorations and appointments in FIUNG SHARPENING REPAIRNi Saws, Knives, Scissors, Lawn Mowers and All Edge To Quick Service F. A.

ROGERS 524 Walnut St. Woot keeping with the season. Bridge was the chief diversion of the evening and later refreshments were served. Among those present were: Mr. and; Our Inspection Your Protection! Woodland's Official Sendee Station for Starting, Lighting and IgT Gciterstors Maritetoea SDeedomoters Love Joy Shocks Stromber a biretors: Oil Filters and Brakes.

Factory Trained Mechanics Equip Hildebrand Auto Electric Shop its i Mrs. Henry Raffaetta, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wright, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Slaven, Mr. and Mrs. A. Kuhn, Mr.

and Mrs. Herman Kunn, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Huckc, Mr. and Mrs.

William Kram, Mr. and Mrs. C. McKoy, Mr. and Mrs.

Distinctive Funeral Service I. W. C. McNary Woodland, California IfSj 458 College. St.

Phone 33 KM Paul Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. William Gould William Gould Gould, Mr. and Mrs. C.

G. Gawantka, Plumbing and Jobbing FRED R. McGREW Mr. nnd Mrs. Bruno Scifert of Sacramento, Mr.

and Mrs. J. Hogan of Sacramento and Mr. and Mrs. B.

Wightman of Sacramento. The Little Store with the Big Phoaes 362 or 363 PhoM 474 422 First Street, Woodlam 'Subscribe i)oyr for the Democrat'.