Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 4

PJ. Phone Your Want A WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT, WOODL AJN aaiMrr urn. mtmm anil Stockton' otficer of the company, walked out in sympathy'; with ibiVge uien who have been on strike for two weeks. River Freight Ralph Sweet Shows 'em How QNALSJfc Being Moved WHILE YOU WAIT muz In Big Trucks Mw a ha returned M. S.

Nye and REPAIRING .1 home from the' Allen Burr home at Kyburz, where she spent several days. Ray Penrose will return Thursday evening from Nevada City, where he Mr. and Mrs. George namseyoi mm Pelfe Iowa, left Thursday morning daughter Miss Mamn, Rev, for Los Angeles and other southern WW. Want and chjldren, Mis John California cities after visiting Oxloy and son Jack, and with and Mrs.

Joe Johnson. Mrs. Durham attending; the confei ence at get those hiking .01 jspojHtSybpqts or put in snaps or the' of the United Brethren churches visited relatives ior wycibi nnri several friends Ramsey and Mrs. Johnson are sisw ib Manton. They will return Temporary halt in operations of The River Lines, resulting from strike of warehouse freight clerks; ended abruptly last night when the! company resumed transportation oi strike bound' freight truck.

The shipping clerks, totaling about from Clarksburg returned Tuesday from a fishing trip, that took thenv on OUting. njr'j shoe shop 52i "The Home af Star Brand Shoes' Mr anH Mrs Ralnh Kidder returned an eight day expedition Wednesday from their honeymoon at Han Si.1vs.rinv. tn make their home at losemne. Phil Smith of Esparto stopped in Woodland Tuesday en route to. the coast to join his family, who are vacationing there, Mr.

and Mrs. Hall Dufour of Sacramento visited Mr. and Mrs. Reed font TnacAav ovoTiimr "Bud" DUfOUr iok pof Mv Tfi drier was the Mrs. Sylvia Imelda Parlin left Thursday.

for Santa. 50. in the Sacramento, San Francisco former Miss Helep Brady oi oan rancisco. Cruz, where they win weeks. Warren.

Meeker and W. meeker, will return Thursday evening! Mrs. Mamie La nay oi i TRUCK OWNERS! is prominent in amateur golf circles in the capital city. Mrs. R.

G. Alderman and son, Rich Irom where', they have spent! her guest, Miss JViarj a three day business trip. ban rianubu ard, left Wednesday for Lucerne, Lake C. Louis Wood for Tire Values Miss irma miss iviary mur vv euiiesuj Tommy county, wnere tney win vacant will arrive several weeks as the house guesis. ui will go dancing Thursday evening at Wright of weeks here 700x20 truck Mr, and Mrs.

Madison B. lilliott. 1 SB Thprnna Wft vcrton elt lues 30x5 8 ply truck 32xC ply truck 32x6 10 truck 34x7 ply truck aiv7 12 nfv truck .34.20 47.S0 59105 truck av eveniriir to meet Miss Nadine Kainoow traraens, near wiu. jmnH.pv Mrs Thomas wdu uen.nernie and all the lads will I with their grandmothei, Mis. inomas eice t0 a'.

northetn Calif01'nia audi" Rosa Elsie Euggles of Guinda is tnj(1m Mul'derig of Sacramento usj spending a few days at tae wiir K. 900x20 of Marys ville and accompany her to Sweetbner tor a vacation Mrs. Jack Rice visited her parents, ipendmg a month here at tnenrnnei uninn U'J: Nick Cn.son haVP Guaranteed Pennsylvania Truck Tires West Main Street Phone 294 Mr. and Mrs. J.

L. Glenn, in Brytc Wednesday. of his cousin, Mrs. Mane rnnmn. im.

seines' after ana Mrs. is. Journey 01 sac rarnea vvooaiand Mrf; 'S' kZl ramento were the guests of Mr and Miss Gladys Looney are visiting A III severili till spending with friends. VoHno tnn. Nevada.

days. Miss Jjooney; who maKes nei home in Pomona, is a house guest of, Mrs. Storz. Wruetor Ralph Sweet, of the surgical illustrations art class at the University of California Hospital in San Francisco, shows Threkla Ellis and Anita Rhodes how to sketch operations. I ho tnffranhv lacks depth and does not give the fine detail and true colors necessary, clinic authorities say.

Mr. Sweet was formerly with the Woodland Clinic. Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Cowing 01 sac vamento will spend the week end atj the J.

F. Laurence home here. 'X Ernestine Baird, Jean and Ann Thompson plan to attend a in Sacramento Friday. Miss Nancy Flynn and Forest X3ao well Jr plan to dance to. the rythem of Ben Bernie Thursday night in Sacramento.

Miss Jane Scarlett, Regnar Paulr sen, and Al Wolff, will be in Sac ramento Thursday night. Mrs. P. N. Ashley will return in Ralph Sweet Discusses Egyptian Surgical Art Sweet, who several years ago khe smallest detail.

FOR BOX $10 TRADE IN YOUR OLD ICE several days irom welcome net of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell leK 'his position as mecncai niunuuyi j. urc Woodland Clinic to continue tion, in spite oi its great value to the ent to thifi nrl in the bav district, is now medical professions, remains a nai UIJ nanieii 7nnHoii AsVilnv Pavne. Miss Jacqueline and Miss Betty Lou Foskctt of Concord are here visiting Mi and Mrs.

D. B. Conner for two inltructing "others in that exacting row field. The young men and women art' Mr. Sweet is medical illustrator! who are studying it under Mr.

Sweet onfthe staff of the University of Cali instruction are members of a limited fornia Hospital in San Francisco and; group. alio acts as "instructor in the hos The father of art in Amer pi.l's studio. 1 ica, according to Mr. Sweet, is Max for Fred R. Fairchild of the Wood 1 Brodel of Johns Hopkins university wrJ Han Connors, who has been hero visiting Mr.

and Mrs. Gilbert lad Clinic regards Mr. Sweet as "one His pupils head practically all 01 tne Musgrove for a month, went to San Thursday to spend a short time. TWi rininc Fiturcrald has returned to offthe two best medical illustrators iftlithe United "States" 'and the same ew surgical art departments in this country. Trains Students The time will come, Mi Sweet be Hpws ivhr nhotoiTraohv will be com his home in Fresno after spending high opinion of his work is deld oy auihoritics throughout the country, Difficult Art Tlif art.

is rnost difficult since the t.ined with drawings in providing the three days here with Air. and mrs. John Fitzgerald, his brother and sis wnn lour TVTr. Fitzcrerald was ac nrwi: fnmnlfiiH liictural record for the artist must stand by the operating surgical studio. But until the time eoniDanied here by.

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Shelf Area 4 cu. ft Net Capacity RECULA'R LOW PRICE $89.95 Less Trade In Allowance $10 00 i Lovall of Fresno, who made a one table, and sketch exactly the organs and tissues, of the patient and the operation of the surgeon. The sketch is then' amplified in minute detail to focused 011 a patient, Mr. Sweet is training his students to aid medical Frank Jordan of Chico was a guest science with HKiiien pencils. guide surgeons in future cases.

Tfni Wnnfllsind Wednesday nicht. XniS art, lnstruciur owuul Lena ma students, was originated by t.hf an dent Egyptians and bas survived the competition modern photography becauFfi the nhotoin anh fails to reveal Poetic Justice Poetic justice is that JusLice, uccoi fJIny to which crime should he puiiisliuil am viruies rewatUod, re Among the other guests registered were E. C. Reycraft of Santa Rosa, L. G.

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