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1 fond 8 for THE DAILY SENTINEL, GRAND JUNCTION, COLORADO MORNING, MAY 27, 1948. SUNDAY Funeral services 'for Mrs. of Rose C. Harris Hummel, wife Dr. J.

C. Hummel, will be held at o'clock this afternoon at the First Baptist church. The Bev. Owen T. Day, assisted by the Rev.

Harold C. Hamman. will officiate. Burial will be in Orchard Mesa cemetery, The Funeral home has charge of arrangements. A quartet composed 8 Mrs.

Grace Ritchie, Mrs. R. Bauman. Bruce Currier and M. B.

Fitzgerald, will sing. Mrs. Roger Ackley will be the organist, and Mrs. W. Meens will also take part in the musical part of the services.

Casketbearers will be Ed Cur. rier, Garrett G. Newman, W. W. DeVoe, It.

C. Dorn, Clarence Zipse. and Glenn Berry, Rosetta Catherine Gigax was born Jan. 17, 1883, at Woodbine, Diekenson county, Kan. She attended schools in New Lancaster and Paola, and taught in the schools of Miami county, Kan.

In 1904, she married to Harry S. Harris of Paola, Kan. Two sons, Bernard and LaMont, were born to this union. Both sons now live Pueblo. In 1910, they moved to Grand Junction and made their home here for a number of years.

In 1941, she was married to Dr. J. C. Hummel, and for two years, they resided in Fruita. Since 1943, they have made their home in Pueblo, where Dr.

Hummel is practicing chiropractor. Her early married life was devoted to rearing her family, In later years, she made host friends as a business woman in western Colorado. She united with the Baptist church at the age of 16 and maintained membership in this denomination wherever she resided. She was an outstanding alto singer and was a member of many choirs. Until moving to Pueblo, she was an active member of Grand Valley Rebekah lodge.

the Neighbors of Woodcraft, the Idle Knot club. and the Berean Sunday school class of the Baptist church. Surviving are her husband, Dr. Hummel; two sons, Bernard and LaMont Harris, Pueblo: three grandchildren, Pat, Marilyn, and Ted Harris: two sisters, Miss Agnes Gigax, and Mrs. R.

R. Giffin, Grand Junction: four brothers, Joseph, Gideon, and Julius, Grand Junction, and Walter C. Roseville, and a number of nieces and nephews. Her parents, Gottfried and Catherine Gigax, three sisters, Lizzie, Mary and Minnie, and two brothers, Chester and Edward preceded her in death APPLETON MRS. J.

R. KELLEY Services Today for Mrs. Rose Hummel at First Baptist Church The Red Cross will not meet this week, The Appleton Brethren church will join the Fruita Brethren church in a fellowship meeting tonight The Apgroup will give dramatic presentation, "Chimneys." Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gifford and son, Alan, of Grand Junction were dinner guests Sunday of Mr.

and Mrs. Allen Long, Cpl. and Mrs. Gale Hutchinson from and baby arrived Monday night Fort Knox, Ken. Corporal Hutchinson is on a 10-day furlough before going on to California.

Mrs. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Graves Corn of baby will remain here. Fruita were overnight guests Tuesday and Wednesday at the Harold Sharp home.

A family by the name of Myri have bought the old Weimer place and moved in recently. Messrs. W. Widegren, Homer Wenger and Harley Hagerman went to Juniper Springs, the Friday morning for for the benefit of springs a few days. Mrs.

Hilton Chapman's name was from the guest list at the meeting last Friday at the home of Mrs. John Hill in Pomona, this A week stated he had received the letter from Sgt. Merlin Kelley expert combat badge, He also sent clippings from the Yank inside the magazine showing pictures taken centration camps in Buchenwald, horrible to Ger- bemany. He wrote "Too lieve, isn't it? But we saw it all for we had to fight right thru there." He Is with Gen, Patton's third army. There was large attendance commencement Thursday evening and Rev.

C. H.Shaffstall of Fruita, gave a splendid address to the eighth seniors. grade graduates as well as to the Mrs. Nell Fenner, teacher of the eighth grade, made the presentation speech. Keith Scott presented the diplomas diplomas.

Those receiving their were: William Bare, Edward MoroRobert Scott, Pauline Goddard, Ellis' Sullivan, Dorothy E. Silliman, Anthony Canady, Jackie Gosnell, Edling, William Benny Orstrom, Betty Ray Hetzel, Dan Yomane, Marjie Thrope, Ronald Hollen, Lewis Jerry Archu- Mcletta, Daniel, Donald Edwards, Merle Spaid William Pierce, and Marvin Ottman A campaign has been launched in Hyderabad state in India to make available medical aid to women and children in rural poor districts thruout the state. Card of Thanks We wish to express our thanks and appreciation to our many friends and especially William J. Sullivan for the many kindnesses shown us during the illness and death of our dear husband and father. Mrs.

Anna Jens Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Sprott and Family.

Ed Jens and Dale Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Carlin and Marjorie Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Jens and Family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jens and Julianne Mr. and Mrs.

James A. Johnston Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jens Jr. and Family If You Could Choose.

the Way it's Cooked You'd certainly choose the way the food is cooked here. because that is why it's SO delicious and SO tempting. Choose it your way today at the GOLDEN PHEASANT CAFE 354 Main Okinawa dived into a a air which Master 8 Walter stayed morning found ens for not sin little ad Dahl dug themselves Mexico will have cooperative buses their 00 The federal than will taste build 1.100 So the stu fell the THA attice 01 yesterday, el a camp remain there until 0 m. Monday, JACKIE JENKINS an the delightful tot of "The Human And Elizabeth TayREMEMBER Come Home And Angela Lansbury as the maid in Their for as the assured little girl by in these are further enhanced in "Lassie Metro thrilling careers, Technicolor production, "National Velvet, which opens Saturday at the Avalon Theatre with new Mickey Rooney in the starring role. That's The Pie, a new equine star, with Mickey, GRAND VALLEY MAS.

R. GREEN American auxiliary the held their W. bi Tuesday meet at 0. hall nine. Plans for services day were the permits.

a at 10 a. m. will be the hail Rev. Jensen of Rifle will be the speaker of the day and several other numbers will comprise The American will march to the Grand Valley from there they will go to the Battle: ment cemetery in cars for services will stop river bridge to honor the dead of the navy, Mrs. Ernest Sandstrom entertained her Sunday school class after school Thursday evening.

Mrs. Catherine Shiolas and ter, Pauline, spent Sunday George Shielas home from their home in Grand Junction. Mrs. Lewis Letson and children Palisade returned to their home day evening after visiting her mother. in-law, Mrs.

Sadie Letson, at Meeker. Mrs, Letson and son, George, accome panted them as far as Grand Valley on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. Connie Tidwell and son, Pfc.

Connie Jr. of Palisade called has been sent to the states lie enjoying a H. Alber of home of his Cari. Sunday. their parente, Mrs.

in Minturn. Mrs. Henry them to Grand Sunday, They returned to Min. turm that and Mrs. Cline returned Saturday trom Cline has school this past Mr.

Cline spent the winter daughter, Mrs. Dan Stanton, family in Los Angeles. Vera Hawkins, telephone few days in Denthis week. Mrs. Julius Lindauer is at the telephone office in her nd Mrs.

Carl Williams spent Wednesday noon until Friday their respective parents. Carl is stationed at Kearney, Neb. and Mrs. has employment there. Joyce Davin, sister of Mrs.

Williams, panted them home for an indefinite annual guest day of the W. was held at the home of Mrs. Mahaffey Thursday afternoon. members and guesta were No Big Parties- -No Soiree! But for a Rich and Tasty BREAKFAST, LUNCH or DINNER VISIT The Wooden Shoe Cafe 232. Main Home Made Pies Holland Pastry ROAST CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY The president, Mre.

Mahatfey, over the business meeting Luther Ituriburt lead the devos Albert Gardner on in My contest Mrs. and Mrs. served 1 cream and cake at the close the next meeting will Carl Freemen at her home en Grand Valley rade schools their when teachers treated their respective rooms to a party, The exercises were held in the auditorium The following presented: Norman Jensen: God Bless America" audience; Rev. salutory, Wilbur eighth grade: response. Roberta Benson; high school quartet, of the Summer Nicht.

Fred Alber. Tommy Shiloas, Joy Bailey Betty Sue Stone: Experience." Rev. Norman Jensen: "Vive de Compegne" by boys' club: class history and prophecy, John Bauchman: presentation of eighth grade diplomas, John lein Jr. presentation of high school diplomas, Mrs. Albert Gardner: prese entation of special awards, 0.

Countryman; "Summer Winds Viola Blow glee club; valedictory, Mae Moore: recessional. Mrs. Jensen. The class roll included Viola Mae Moore. George Wilbur Bailey, John Curtis Baughman.

Ceell Alfred Gardner. Those completing the eighth grade were Vicki Holzberlein. Fred Brasher, Donald Cox, Roberta Benson, Ivo Lindauer from the Grand Valley school: Betty Jensen from Book Cliff school: Joyce Vanderpool, Loyd Ollvas, George Scarrow from Morrisania school: Betty Pritchard and Clara Yates from Battlement Mesa school. Mrs. Mary Sykes took her pupils to Grand Junction Thursday, where they enjoyed picnic at Lincoln park at noon, and attended the show in the afternoon.

Mrs. Sykes has taught the Battlement school this past term. Mrs. Madge Chase and children Oakland. arrived the last of the week to visit her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Payton, of Parachute creek. Mrs.

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Recreation Survey Is Making Progress The Grand Junction recreation survey is taking shape at this time according to reports of Miss beth Thomas, group consultant with the state welfare department, and John Collier, local recreation director. The survey will not be completed until the latter part of June, A total of 40 committee members from over the eity are working on the project, and others are being drawn in as the survey progresses. The survey is being conducted on school neighborhood basis. with each school neighborhood reporting its recreation facilities and problems and making suggestions. A number of committee meetings nave been held the past week including a meeting of the finance committee, of the commitlee and of the line committee.

Sur. vey cards will be issued to students Tuesday for their reactions. Miss Thomas will return here the week of June 18 to meet with the same committees and additional ones to get final suggestions to be included in the survey, The Grand Junction Recreation Commission and its board of directors are assisting in the project. With the American Division, Cebu, Philippines (P) -When Pfe. Eugene Weidman, Brooklyn, N.

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418 Main Street Grand Junction Real Home-Style Meals GOOD FOOD COURTEOUS SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES You'll Enjoy Our Sunday Dinner FRIED RABBIT Baked Hen with Dressing, Stewed Chicken with Noodles Steaks and Chops Roasts and Other Specials ALPINE CAFE 622 Main Closed Mondays A TEL EAT COOL FOODS Try One of. Our Many Delicious Fresh Made Salads With Crisp Salt Wafers and Cool Drink For a Hot Weather Meal OUR WAFFLES ARE MIGHTY GOOD, TOO! MANHATTAN CAFE 345 Main Closed Wednesdays THE GLORIOUS STORY OF AN UNCONQUERABLE MAN ADVENTURE'S FAR- FLUNG HORIZONS! A.J CRONINS: Gregory PECK with THE McDowall KEYS 1:00 Features Reddy at: Thomas 3:40 Mitchell 6:18 Price Vincent OF 8:58 Pegsy Ann Garner Gleason James KINGDOM Estral SCOOP 1ST FILMS! Bombing and Explosion Cartoon in of Color Too: "Carrier Franklin" The Navy's Greatest AVALON Valley at time CONEY ISLAND CAFE 409 Main Street Will Be Open Sundays From 7 a. m. to 11 p. m.

Closed Thursdays Visit Us for a Square Meal, Short Orders, Light Lunches, Sandwiches, Coffee You'll Get the Best at Less! NEXT Sunday, I Betcha, We Eat at HOTEL CAFE I'm getting about "fed up" with my own cooking and so is the whole family. I betcha NEXT Sunday we all eat our dinner at the HOTEL CAFE! It's good for a family to enjoy at least one meal out a week and then they will appreciate what a Mother goes thru to serve three meals a day, Yes, sir! NEXT Sunday (and maybe today!) we're all going to enjoy our dinner at the Hotel Cafe COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE 118 Main St. -Closed Tuesdays Phone 983 MODEST MAIDENS Trademark Registered U. S. Patent Office oN 1.

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