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DAILY IMCSADVOCaT FRIDAY ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA JUNES.1953 Here There CMWk Wife Balt WATERBURY, Conn. (ID Frank Germinaro told police he lied when he said thieves had stolen $400 from him. He thought the sad story would cause his estranged wife to feel sorry for him and return home. Leqal Notices (Legal and publlo notices which appear In thee column or published ii service and for specified free. Publication of notlcoe in nowepooor of petrol circulation le recoenixed bv the court a satisfactorily fulfilling requirements for oonerol aotlco to tho public.

The Dolly Time Advocate woe adjudeod bill tpar of general circulation by th Superior Court of Son Dlogo count In Decroo No. 172171. and Tho Woeklv Time Advocate In Decree No. 172172.) J09 outh Maple- Street, fseondldd, t'alifnmia. Signed CFURt.FS OILMAN HFNRY Fxecutor of the Katat of OHAKLhS COLK HKNRY.

deceased. Juted at Kncondido thia 12th day of May. I9RH. VIKC1L 11, HOICK, Ffloondido, Attorney for said Kxecutor d-1, Friday. May I 22, 2ft.

June 6 NOTICE or HEARING PETITION FOR PRORATE OF WILL In lb Superior Court ot th State of California In and For th County of San Diego No. S0141 IN THR MATTFIt OF TUB ESTATR OF JOHN ROHKKTS, Deceased. Notice hereby given that a petition for the probate of the will of John Robert, Deceased, and for the issuance to Kvelyn Flos Howell, of Letters Testamentary ha been filed herein and that the )2th day of June, lf53, at o'clock A.M., in the Courtroom of Department No. 2 of thia court, at the County Court )(oue in the City of San Diego, California, has been net as the time and place for hearing, the same. Dated: May 20.

10T.2. H. KKXTON, Clerk. Ci. DuMOUDR.

Deputy JOK W. MATIIKRLY, Attorney Dunk of America Bldg. i'Noondido, California. d-1 (V Mon. 1 to 1 1 Mrs.

Mary Kellfiley Gives Anual Piano Students' Awards Announcement of season piano students' awards was made by Mrs. Mary Keithley Friday, fop honors going to Marlene Freltag, high school senior, as top ranking student from Mrs. Keithley's studio in the National Piano Playing auditions, and to Betty Joan Taylor, as the student making the most progress during the year. A composers scrap-book was the teachers prize to Marlene for a superior rating in the Social Music Test of the NPPA, while she received a certificate and pin from the National College of Musicians. The awards were presented by Mrs.

Keithley at a social music party at her studio Sunday, when Marlene recorded songs and piano numbers. The album of recordings were presented to her as a graduation present from Mrs. Keithley. She was assisted by Peggy Peterson, soprano; and Melvin Brown and Joon Bonnet, tenor and alto duet. Betty Jean receives the annual award made to the student making the most progress, a season Philharmonic ticket.

The following students received certificates and pins from the National Piano Playing auditions; Social music test: Marlene Freitag. Brian Greenwood; national honor roll: Betty Jean Taylor, Dana Wesche, Katheryn Keithley, Sharon Boyle, Cynthia Keithley; state honor roll: Diane Baker; district honor roll: Shirley Jones and Claudia Keithley. Mary Anna Kauffman, educational adviser of the St. Louis Institute of Music, and past national secretary of Pi Mu, national honorary music fraternity, is visiting the studios of Mrs. Helen Stoddard and Mrs.

Mary Keith ley this week. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED BY MARKEN A marriage license was issued here Friday in the office of John Marken to Evaline Shirley Fair of Escondido and Charles F. Berry of Corona. NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 4 2 0 Fetato of ALFRED RlIXON, I)e-eeael, Notice la hereby plven bv the tin-deraianoil, CHARLES S.

NICHOLAS, a the Executor of the efttut of Alfred C. Billon, Deceased, to the credi tore of and all persons having claims atrairiMi the raid deceased, that within six month after the firt publication of thin notice, they either file them with the neiAarv voucher in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the Slate of California, in and for the Countv of San licgo. or present them with the necesaarv voucher to the said Executor, at his place of buxines, ro Virgil H. Roiok, attorney, aua S. Maple Street, Escondido.

California. Signed CIIARI.ES S. NICHOLAS Fxecutor of the Entitle of ALFRED C. fULLON. deceased.

Dated at F.condido this 12th day' of Mhv, VIRGIL II. HOICK. Escondido, Attorney for anid Executor d-4. Fridav. Mae 22.

June 5 NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 4 I I I I Estate of CHARLES CoLK HENRY. Deceased. Notice i hereby given bv the undersigned. CHARLES OILMAN HENRY.

a the Executor of the eataje of Char! Cole Henry. Deceased, to the creditor of and all pernona having claim against the said rieceaaed. that withn aiv month after the firt pub-llcation of (hi notice, thev either file I hem with the neceaarv voucher in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the Slate of California, in and for the Countv of San Dieuo, or present them with the necessary vouchers to the said execuln at hi place of business, co Virgil II. Hoick. Attorney.

PAULINE'S BEAUTY SHOP Shortie Creme Cold Wave 7.00 1349 So. Escondido Blvd. Phone 1044J WIMMAWMAMWIARRM New, Past P7 A President Meet For Planning New and retiring PTA unit presidents met in the home of Mrs. Martha Fox, retiring Palo-mar Council president, and Mrs. Maurice Burns.

1953-54 piesident, Thursday evening to evaluate the past gears program of work. The group also discussed expansion of ideas for the coming year. A Parent-Teacher information course is scheduled to begin June 15 for ali unit olficeis and chairmen. The time and place will be announcei! later. Attending the session were: Mrs.

Dale lfallowes, Feficita unit, Mrs. Edgar McDondd, Lincoln unit, Mrs. Sam Young Park Lane unit, Mis. A. IX Johnson and Mis.

Siddall, Pomerado unit, Mrs, Morgan Barber, Albert Ger-tner, Rich-mar unit, and Mrs. Walter Phillips, Mrs. John Kin zer and Mrs. Orvul Dame, Ramona unit. Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Fox and Mrs. Burns following the meeting. Morse Olmstead Is Re-Elected Methodist Board Chairman Here Morse Olmstead was re-elected chairman of the official hoard of the First Methodist church at its first meeting for the new fiscal year Wednesday evening. Albert Church was named vice-chairman and Mrs. B.

R. Cesmat was reelected secretary. Ernest N. Stafford will represent the local congregation at the Southern California Arizona annual conference which convenes at Redlands university, Redlands. June 15.

Bishop Gerald II. Kennedy will preside over the conference for the first time since being assigned to this Episcopal area. Dr. Roy L. Smith, for many years an outstanding leader in the denomination, will be the special speaker at the evening meetings of the conference which will close June 21.

STORY OF BEAR SET FOR LIBRARY HOUR On the Saturday morning story hour at the Escondido Public library', youngsters will enjoy the new' story of The Bear on the Balcony by Ruth Helm. This is the tale of a small boy, Johnny, and a bear named Humphrey. The bear comes to sptfiuT the summer with Johnny, and on the balcony outside the playroom. Problems arise when it is difficult to find enough cinnamon buns and honey for the bear. Other stones will be Castle in the Sand by Bettina, and more about Wilbur, the pig, and the spider.

Story hour begins at 10 o'clock, according to Martha Roick, librarian. president, Penny Mitchell; secretary, Patty Padelford; treasurer. Jimmy Ann Phillips, and historian, Maty E. Rodriquez. Seven candles representing unity, sportsmanship, sendee, integrity, sincerity, honesty and loyalty were lit by the incoming officers in the ceremony.

1952 53 president, Judy Fox, awarded 51 girls block letters, and 20 girls, received captains' stars for hockey and basketball. Miss Cook announced winners of team trophies and individual awards as: Janice Beleal, captain of the Junior Red Hockey team, the Kay Olive Beleal Memorial Hockey Itophy as her team had an undefeated season in hocky; Penny Mitchell, the Bower Jewelry perpetual trophy, for the Holiday basketball tournament, won by the sophomores; Marlene Frietag, the Interclass basketball trophy, on behalf of the Junior Black which she captained an undefeated season. Honor awards were received by Kathy O'Hara and Barbara Burt. Awards for outstanding sendee went to Judw Fox, Penny Mitchell and Barbara Burt. The association paid tribute to Mary Iloughtelin.

frosh. and Nancy Clements, soph. Miss Hough-telin leaves for Idaho and Miss Clements will leave for Compton at the close of the school year. Gift Presented Judy Fox made the presentation of a portable barbecue on behalf of the GAA to Miss Cook in appreciation of sendee rendered to the organization in the past year. Activities performed by the ciub during the past year included: Float winner in the homecoming parade, second annual iquaeade.

Thanksgiving baskets to needy families, Sadie Hawkins 'ance. Playday for eighth graders, Holiday Basketball tournament, interclass tournaments in hockey and basketball, senior girls' playday at San Dieguito, basketball playdays with Fall-brook. and a $100 fund for future aquacades. Guests included: Mrs. A.

P. Beleal, Mi's. Fred Hinrlchs, Mrs. Lvnward Johnson, Mi's. Guilford Quade.Mrs.

William Duncan. Mrs. Lucille Ming, Mrs. Edna Couts and Mrs. Barney Pritchett.

Guests from out of town included Mrs. Mary Jean Coffman, GAA advisor from Fallbrook and their GAA President Joan Garwood. More than 7,000 ships transporting troops and supplies to the Far East were loaded and unloaded at army-operated ports in Japan in the past two years. MR. and MRS.

W. E. PUTNAM are hosts this week to Mrs. Putnam's cousin and his wife, Mr. and Mrs.

Floyd Gilson of Greenville, and their children. Nancy and Linda. The Gilsons will spend a week here dining their California trip. THE BRUCE ROBERTSONS have Itought a home at 5171 Bar-ona Way in La Mesa and will be moving there Julie 15. Gift Shower Fetes Shirley Estep Bride-elect Shirley Estep was feted at a miscellaneous bridal gift shower Thursday evening in the home of Hilbert Parks, Hill avenue, by Beverly Parks and Ellyn Hoard.

A cake and punch bowl centered the serving table. Mixed flowers were arranged thruout the rooms. Games were played and prizes were won by Marilyn Nctzke. Peggy Petersoh and Carol Johnson. Other guests at the party were the Misses Joan Estep, Janet Bosch, Judy Fox, Doris Harper, Mina I-ee, Carolyn Alker, Marjorie Ueinie, Nina Cascioppo.

Frances Ferrara. Laurie Downey, Sue Radney and Lola Gray. Mesdames Bill Wet tig, Johnnie Valpredo, Dewey Estep, Harry Clark and Hilbert Parks also attended. Those invited but unable to attend were Alice Wood, Peggy Jo Iluggans, Pat Christman and Pat Showers. Mrs.

Potter Installs Oceanside Carlsbad Soroptimist Officers Mrs. Gladys Potter, 1952-53 president of the Soroptimists club and president of the Presidents Council of this area, was installing officer at the Ocean-side Carlsbad ceremonies Wednesday evening. She installed Edith Lipman of Oceanside as president of the club. Six Escondido members accompanied Mrs. Potter.

They were Ruby Bolin, Marion Ingraham, Mildred Osbourne, Dorothy Kinchan, Josephine Gunn, president-elect, and Elizabeth Skelly. Other officers of the Carlsbad ciub installed were: Vice president, Hilda Whitmore; recording secretary, Bertha Sklar, corresponding secretary, Nellie Ricotta; treasurer, Jane Stauff, and board of directors. Marion Pellanda, Ferrell Lauraino and Esther Fron-zell, junior past president. Emily Ziegler, second vice president of the American Federation of Soroptimists, and Myrna Edmonds, secretary of the district, brought hreetings. Awards were presented for attendance.

Mrs. Potter accompanied the baritone soloist Donald Maloof. COMMUNION TO BE GIVEN AT METHODIST SERVICES Sacrament of the Lord's supper will be administered at the 10:45 a.m. service of the First Methodist church Sunday. Rev.

Clell C. Gray, pastor, will speak on He Went a Little Farther. Combined chancel and youth choirs will sing God So Loved the World by Stainer, directed by Helen Thatcher Stoddard. Its quicker, faster and easier to shop here Friday Escondido Realty board ladies night dinner meeting will be held at Oakvale lodge, I-ake Wohlford, at 7 p.m. Friday.

Escondido Christian Training school will graduate six eighth grade students at 7:30 p.m. Friday in Foursquare church. Cub- Scouts pack 2(J2, Fclicita school, will meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday in the school. Saturday Park Lane P-TA rummage sale will be conducted Saturday in the Goodyear showroom.

San Diego County Farm bureau membership dinner will be hel at 7 p.m. at Moonlight Beach park in Encinitas, Cotillion Dance club will meet at 8:30 p.m. Saturday in the Arcade for a brief business meet; ing, followed by dancing at 9:30 p.m. June Wedding Set by Couple Another June wedding ceremony has leen set by an Escondido couple. Doreen Thomas and Eugene Meregillano will be married June 20 in an eight clock ceremony at the Foursquare church.

Rev. Evelyn Thompson is to perform the rites. Miss Thomas Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred D.

Thamos and her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Meregillano. All are of Escondido.

Following the ceremony, guests will be received in the Christian Training school. Maid of honor for Miss Thomas will he her fiance's sister, Gloria Meregillano. Best man will be Robert Simpson. Scandinavians Have Kretstevne Picnic Krctstcvne picnic for Scandinavians was hosted recently by Norge lodge 00 of Vista and Val-hall lolge 25 of San Diego in Live Oak park. Lodges represented were Fridtjof Nansen of Long Beach; Peer Gynt of Los Angeles; L'labrand of San Pedro, Norron.1 of Van Nuys, Nor-luna of Pasadena and Sagatun of Santa Monica.

Some 225 persons attended. Highlight of the program was Norwegian music presented by the Norwegian male chorus of Los Angeles. Paul Knudsen of San Diego and Ludwig Yttergaard of Fall-brook were co-chairman of the committee consisting of Mr. and Mrs. John S.

Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John Slotten of San Diego, Mrs. Knudsen, Mr. and Mrs.

Charles Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Lars Soyland, Mrs. Yttergaard all of Vista and others. Exports of southland oranges in 1953 are expected to be the greatest in the past ten years.

joyce Blair Dancing School Annual Recital June 16, 7:30 p.m. High School Auditorium No Admission Charge STOCK REDUCING GAA Installs; Awards Given I At Banquet Kaihy OHara was installs! pre.sidnnt of the Girls Athletic Association of Escondido Union high school at its annual banquet Thursday evening in Plymouth hull. Awards for the year were also presented. Some 130 girls, their mothers and other guests attended. Margaret Cook is faculty advisor to the group and physical education instructor at the high school.

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