The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 8

A-8-THE DAILY SUN Monday, August 15, 1960 T0p0RES)T0 SCHOOL Reception Fetes Pair Married for 25 Years Shop 'til 9 P.M. Monday Dine in Cafe Madrid (5 to 8 P.M.) ey, Roy G. Brereton, James B. McLain, Charles Carson, Floyd II. Wells, Eugene Walton and Robert; Wayne H.

Stone and Sharon; Mmes. H. Dunlap Allison, Raymond II. Gregory, Neil Ferryman, Philip E. Walton and Carol; and Ray C.

Camblin, all of San Bernardino. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Camblin and Mrs. Elenore Fydell of Riverside, parents of the honored couple, and the two sons of the pair.

0 How "IVY" Can You Get and Still Not Wear Leaves? Brawny Mr. and Mrs. Roy F. Camb-lln, 6719 Roca Circle, San Bernardino, were honored last Sunday on their 25th wedding anniversary with a reception in their home given by members of their family. Family and friends gathered between 2 and 5 p.m.

to greet the couple. Refreshments served included a tiered wedding cake, sandwiches, mints, nuts, champagne punch and nuts, champagne punch and coffee. MARRIED IN RIVERSIDE Married in Riverside Aug. 5, 1935, the couple has lived in San Bernardino since the time of their marriage. Camblin is deputy agriculture commissioner for San Bernardino County.

Mrs. Camblin grew up in Riverside, attending Riverside city schools. Her husband grew up in San Bernardino and attended San Bernardino city schools. Children of the couple are Thomas, 22, and Alan, 12. Gl'ESTS PRESENT Guests at the reception included Mr.

and Mrs. Raymond Schneider of Redlands, Mrs. C. C. Ncwland of Redlands, Mr.

and Mrs. Tliomas Fydell of Inglewood, Messrs. and Mmes. Frank V. Rahel, John L.

Cool- McGregor Ivy As Ivy as They Come Mf lmm "ww1 1 I jp' ww 'n Mrs. Bramlett Will Speak to Mission Society Mrs. Charles Bramlett, representative for San Bernardino County Council of Community Services, will speak at the August meeting of Judson' Baptist Women's Mission Society Tuesday. Mrs. Bramlett will report on the conference on youth and children she attended at the White House.

The mooting, to begin at 10 a.m., will be followed by a luncheon. A nursery will be provided for pre-school children with a travelog for school age children to be shown. Mothers are asked to bring a sack lunch for their children. Anyone wishing to attend should call Mrs. A.

H. Obst for luncheon Back-to-College Hall Mark Campus Pacesetters CAPRI black or dark brown grain leather moccaiin. Hand tewn. BRAWNY smooth black polished calf, 4-eya tie. Designed for wear and style.

$15 Other Hill Marks from $10.95. Sii.i i'i-l2, Width A to D. MEN'S SHOES HARRIS' MEN'S STORE Back to Campus jr" mukiwm ismmim-a nVww T1! JLaw. ZtXH mmm 4 wj J--1 1 Lf7 Short Sleeved Sport Shirts Right: I i LAY-AWAY NOW! Mtttorlltt Rivart An-HiMtlc Ovardow Sport Skirt tui button-down colUr; pullovtr pliqutt modal. Light or dark tonti in 100 cotton Oxford cloth.

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muMx: t3ipW $595 Committee Chairmen Appointed Appointment of committee chairmen was made at the meeting of the recently reactivated Dcvore Unit 700 of the American Legion Auxiliary at Devore Legion Clubhouse Wednesday night. The chairmen are as follows: Mmes. Genevieve Anderson, education, Girls' State; Ida Cloud, child welfare, junior activities; Dorothy Driscoll, publicity; Sarah Gladwin, past presidents parley; Cherie Meyer, Americanism, legislation; Gwenivere Miller, national security; Adeline Slobom, membership, poppies; Lois Slobom, music; and Helen Swan, parliamentarian, by-laws. Reports were given on two summer activities: The community breakfast and the bake-sale. Two future events were announced: A community spaghetti dinner at the clubhouse from 6:30 to 8 p.m.

Saturday, Aug. 20. This will benefit auxiliary welfare activities. The official visit 12 of Mrs. Daisy White, the auxiliary's 23th District president.

3rd District Auxiliary Meeting Set Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the Third District, Department of California, will hold its first meeting for the 1960-61 club year Aug. 20 at the VFW Clubhouse, 1341 Ontario. Ontario's Old Baldy Auxiliary will be hostess. The meeting will begin at 11 a.m. with a school of instruction lor auxiliary presidents and district chairmen to be held.

District officers will hold drill practice at this time. Regular meeting will convene at 1:30 p.m. A light luncheon will be served at noon. Each auxiliary is asked to bring four dozen sandwiches. The hostess group will furnish salads and beverages.

Following the district meeting there will be a steak dinner at the VFW Clubhouse. All those attending are invited to stay for the dinner and "an evening of fun." Read the Classified Section MEN'S FURNISHINGS HARRIS' MEN'S STORE Sale! Famous Brand Sport Coats All From Regular Stock Reg. Sale UNIVERSITY GUILD $29.95 JO RAMSGATE 26 JOHN $45 to $55 Harris' Popular, Annual "TRUNK SHOWING" Pacific Trail, Jackets Come in now and select your jacket from trunk samples shown by the manufacturer. A small down (and monthly payments) will hold your jacket until cold weather! Mr.Russ Lockhart of PACIFIC TRAIL SPORTSWEAR will be in the department all day to help you with your selection. FREE Pacific Trail Jacket Given as Door Priie.

Come in and register. I 'Civ: fMif ih'? 1 WW -V Til sJ 100 Cottons and 100 wools in th'e latest styles. Fashion colors and patterns. Checks, overall patterns, plaids, stripes. Gold, olive, brown, grey.

Sizes 36 to 46 regular, 37 to 46 long. MEN'S CLOTHING HARRIS' MEN'S STORE BOYS' FURNISHINGS VARSITY SHOP HARRIS' MEN'S STORE Left: Boyi' poplin jacket with 100 OrlonS" acrylic lining; knit collar and cuffs. Wash 'n waar. Oytttr and green. Sizes 6-12 $10.98 Sizes 14-40 $12.98 Opptf right: Man's poplin jacket, full lippar front style with Sani-tiiad foam-quilted lining.

Knit collar, euffs. Wah 'n wtar. Oyster. Sizes 36-46 $18.95 lowtr right: Boys' hipster turcoat of Bedford cord with 100 Orion acrylic pila lining. Wh 'n waar.

Oyster, clay, green. Sizes 6-13 $12.98 Sizes 14-20 $14.98 SImPo ea. 80C lelts. Pumps, Float Valves' Hon, Motors Ask for HfC Green Stamps on cash purchases one) down 25021 E. Base Line fh.

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