Weekly Times-Advocate from Escondido, California • 11

ESCOf VEKLY TiMFS-ADVOCATE ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA raiOAY 90 MAY 1955 JD First Annual Palomar Regional Ari. Exhibit Closes af Lazy Sky Ranch CMWL OLD CORNET SITE Variety Chain Tc A variety store be opened in June 01 former location of was announced Tues estate department fc Howell, owner of the Karen Cornell Becomes Bride of Floyd Nichols In Yuma Ceremony RAMONA Karen Cornell, daughter bf Mr, and Mrs, Wayne C. Cornell of this city, became the bride of Floyd Nichols, son of Mrs. Vira Nichols, also of Ramona, Friday in a ceremony in Yuma, Ariz. The young couple, accompanied to the Arizona city by a small group of relatives, are to return to Ramona to make their home.

The former Miss Cornell is a sophomore student at Ramona Unified High School and Mr, Nichols is employed at North Island. Nearly 300 From All Over California Attend Dance Here SAN MARCOS A total of 279 persons gathered at Williams Square Barn here Saturday night from San Francisco, Imperial Valley, Los Angeles and San Diego County towns for an all night square dance party. Some 180 of them stayed overnight and were served an early-morning breakfast. Dancing to the calls of 15 callers, headed by Buzz Brown, concluded at 4 a.m. May Basket Theme Used For Dance Pastel artificial flowers were used in profusion to decorate Ar- Ednq Hill and Howard Neal Wed In Lai Vegas, Announcement Tells VALLEY CENTER The marriage of Edna Hill, prominent realtor and sub-divider here, and Howard W.

Neal, on Tuesday, Aprd 26, in Las Vegas, Nev was announced Fri day. The couple is at home in this community. The former Mrs. Hill has taken an active part in the development of Valley Center in the past 12 years and Mr, Neal who purchased a ranch in the valley three years ago, formerly owned and operated Party-Snax Food Products Company in Los Angeles for 16 years. Wedding Here May 21 Will Climax Romance Begun In Germany In 1952 Elfriede Kuhlebrock, former resident of Munich, Germany, will become the bride of Herman C.

Hesse, son of Mr. lyul Mrs. Claus Hesse of Escondido, on May 21 in Grace Lutheran Church. The wedding climaxes a romance wrhich began in 1952 in Munich when Mr. Hesse wfas stationed at the Air Force Baee near there.

Local ReBekahs Attend Guesi Officers' Night At Fallbrov Lodge Mistletoe Rebekcu Lodge members motored to Fa.Jhrook Friday evening for Olive Pbekah Lodge guest officers night. Winnie Andrews, noble grand, piesided. Nellie Evans, district deputy president of District 46, escorted Caroline Williams, past president of the Jurisdiction of Wyoming, to a seat of honor. Mrs. Evans was escorted by Hazel Gilam, conductor, The meeting was the last for Mrs.

Evans in her term of district deputy president She hanked all lodges for their courtesies to her in the past year. Officers of the Oceanside, Vista and Escondido lodges were introduced. Refreshments were served following the meeting. Attending from Escondido were Ethel Dixon, Ann Turk, Ocie Hesselharth, Ediyl Hoven-den, Eunice Baker, Laura Ilovde, Maude Young, Ruth Bowles, Emma Nack, Ethel Zickafoose, Wills Mae Myers, Dorothy Finley, Lois Hughes, Olive Williams, Earl and Blanche Hagadorn and Fred and Eleanor Raab. Mother Daughter Banquet Hostessed By Church Group "Queen for a Day was the theme for the annual Mother Daughter Banquet of the Kings Daughters of the Emmanuel Faith Community Church held Saturday evening.

The 94 moth ers and daughters who attended were served dinner amid royal decorations of ermine, crowns and black silhouettes of queens coaches. Nancy' Lane headed the decoration committee and Marian Peet was responsible for the meal. Ruth Howell sang two selections, accompanied by Edith Ashley, after which the program was put "on the air. Several mothers were crowned for various honors. A cast of seven presented a comedy version of Queen for a Day.

A trio, Evea Zacharias, Sharon Calac, and Nancy Lane, sang. Mrs. J. Russell Davis was guest speaker from the Church of the Open Door in Los Angeles. Miss Kuhlebrock has been making her home with Mr.

and Mrs. ITesse since her arrival in this country in January. Her fiance, stationed at Elgin Field in Florida is to be discharged next wTeek and will arrive in Escondido on Tuesday. He returned to this country from Germany in 1953. The young couple will reside in Escondido after their marriage.

The bride-elect was feted at a pre-nuptial bridal gift shower Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Elmer Field. Co-hostesses- for the party were Mrs. Wilfred Purdum and Mrs. Eugene Bussey of Oceanside.

Guests included Mmes. Claus Hesse, Albert Bosch, Robert Ber-gander, Neil Gordon, Frank Johnston, Arthur Haskins, William Meyer, Eugene Meyer, Star- Allemanders Slate uare Dance for Friday, May 13th Osa Mathews, barefoot square dance caller from Redlands, will be guest caller at the Friday, May 13, dance party of the Allemanders Square Dance Club. Dancing is slated to begin at 8 p.m. in the Marge Newby Dance Studio, Broadway and Grand. cadeTTTall Saturday evening for the Springtime dance party of the Cotillion Dance Some 130 members and guests gathered for the event.

The stage of the hall was decorated with flowers and ivy entwined on two trellises and was centered with an oversize May basket. Candles were used also in the stage decor. Programs were in the shape of May baskets and tables around the hall were centered with stock in May baskets. Pastel streamers lined the tables. Large old-fashioned nosegays decorated the walls and at the entrance was placed a large May basket.

The buffet table, where chicken salad was served as main course at midnight, was centered with a basket tied with tulle and filled with stock and roses. Dancing during the evening featured a mixer, the David Crockett dance. Mr. and Mrs. Wendall Willis were chairmen of the committee for the evening and were assisted by Messrs, and Mmes Marvin Krichman, Ted McCain, Harold Cook and Fred McCarty.

CINCINNATI, Ohio IP A thief broke into a storeroom of the Sherman Elemeiuary School and took 15 plastic water pistols that had been checked for youngsters who brought them to school. AN ESTIMATED 1,000 persons viewed the art works of San Diego County artists at the Lazy II. Sky Ranch over the past two weeks. Mrs. George Thackery of San Diego, who with her husband was in charge of the show, and Mrs.

Tom Colby, (right) wife of the owner of Lazy discuss a painting in the show. Mr. Thackery is Read of the Men's Art Institute of San Diego and he and his wife chairman the art exhibit at the San Diego County Fair at Del Mar. The first annual Palomar Regional Art Exhibit at the Lazy Sky Ranch ended Monday after being held over a week on popular demand. Local artists showing work at the exhibit included Mary Austin of Palomar, Esther Bell of Pauma Valley, Edward Colby of Pauma, Genevieve Golsh of Rincon, Lee Le Blanc of Pauma Valley and Marjorie Reed of Julian.

In all. 19 county artists were represented. Ceorge DeMolay Slates Installation of 1955-56 Officers Ronald Creigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Creigh and sophomore student at Escondido Union High School, will be installed as master councilor of the Escondido DeMolay Chapter Saturday, May 11.

With his election to the highest office of the local chapter, Creigh follows in the footsteps of his brother, Dave, who last year served as master councilor of the state DeMolay organization. Installation ceremonies will begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Masonic Hall. Other elective officers who will serve with Creigh for the ensuing six-months term are: Senior councilor, Neal Bristow; junior councilor, Jim Barth, and treasurer, Gordon Budd. Appointive officers who will be installed are: Scribe, John Burns; senior deacon, Jeff Hunter; junior deacon, Steve Johnson; senior steward, Frank Herald unior steward, Brian Greenwood; chaplain, Darian Dopp; marshall, Ronald Lewis; almoner, Jack Herman; standard bearer, Albert Warman; sentinel, Warren Shaw; orator, Bob Walker; first, second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh preceptors, respectively, Gary Clayton Hornung, Bob Rogers, Charles Byers, Bob Schmeeckle, Bill Blunt, and Tom Crawford; chapter editor, Jack Raymond, and minute man, Bob Lapossa.

SAN MARCOS Ivan Harold Browning, Negro singer, is scheduled to give a sermon in song a the San Marcos Community Church. The internationally-known singer will present his program at the 11 a.m. worship Sunday, May 15. Sorority Installs 'SS-S6 Officers Mrs. Harry Erickson was installed president of the Theta Rho Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi In ceremonies conducted last Thursday at the home of Mrs.

Glenn Marshall. Mrs. Charles Palmeter, retiring president, conducted the rites and was presented a past presidents gavel guard. Other new officers who will serve for 1955-56 are: Vice president, Mrs. Michael Dbka; recording secretary, Mrs.

James Bohn; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Don Eggerer; treasurer, Mrs. Marshall. The program, "The True, was presented by Mmes. William Duncan, Erickson and Barton L.

Fischer. Refreshments were ser ved by Mmes. Marshall and William Harrison. The next meeting, May 19, will be the last of the year, it was announced. Mrs.

Edgar Boots will be hostess with Mrs. Ralph Pearson as co-hostess. THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY "Spring Time" Cotton IrlrS 100 3 Yards REMNANTS 50 Or More Additional Discount None Over 100 40 OFF On ALL WOOL and WINTER FABRIC PRINTED VELVETEENS While They Last $100 Per Yard i FABRIC MART 112 South Kalmia St. 940 Given X-E By Chestmobi In Ramona Yi: RAMONA Ramona of Commerce has joine Chambers of Lakesidi and Escondido to have 20 foot illuminated sig In the Glenview area, three miles south of The sign indicates the of Lakeside, Pow'ay, Rai Escondido. E.

E. McDonald, pre the local chamber, rev fore 35 members the tions efforts in recent I Improve Ramona, at th last Thursday night in 1 Hall. Action was takei some new -booklets, Ramona, printed. Rei the Chamber to enter 8 a number of out-of-towr are being taken under tion. A.

E. Matlack, and Tim Quinette were ed to the committee to the possibilities. Would Widen Roa The Chamber has ser to the Board of Supervi to the Northern A Chambers of Commerce ing support of a highwa, ing project on the Powa between Routes 395 and Dr. John Stcffy repor 940 persons were given i rays by the countys Che stationed in Ramona fc days in early April. Suggestion Box One suggestion coming question and suggestio which had been placed in cal post office prior to th ing, asked that considera given to getting traffic down thru the main busin tion of Ramona.

Miss Beverly Bernhard, business college student a a student of San Diego St lego, has been appointed time Chamber secretary place Mrs. II. E. Cathcax resigned recently. David Nicholas Ron George An Talent Winners David Nicholas, 13-y trombonist, and Ron Geor xylophone soloist, were winners of the junior and divisions in the Exchange local Search for Talent last Thursday at do Union High School At um.

Nearly 300 persons present for the show, whi eluded 24 contests and from all schools in the Froceeds from the event used for a project such i Freedom Shrine, last yeai at EUHS Valley Campus I Exchange Club. David and Ron will rep. the local club at a district May 27 in San Diego. Wi of that contest will compi the Exchange state convent Santa Cruz June 23. David is a student at School and Ron is a senioi dent at EUIIS.

In the junior division, winners were: Second, Knight, 11, Central School, borine ballet; and third. Center School tumbling 1 third grade, Walter Wallace, dy Capiingcr, Richard and bam McArthur. Senior division loving cup Tiers were: Second, Bonnie Ji 15. EUIIS sophomore, vocal; third. Lynn Copeland, 11, freshman, piano solo.

First place winners rro trophies and all contestants presented medals. A FOR RENT DUMP TRUCKS Operated end Maintained EINER BROTHERS. INC 310 W. Grant. Ph.

Ill Party Marks Finish Of First Production Of Drama Group Here Hidden Town Players finished a six day run of its first performance. Noel Cowards "Blithe at the Recreational Building at Grape Day Park Saturday night. Following the performance, the cast pitesemed the director, Ray Bennett, with an appreciation gift of an engraved pen and pencil set, and the cast, production staff and members of the organization, with guests, were entertained by Mrs. Virginia Gregory, Mrs. Elizabeth Skelly, Mrs.

Lucille M. Campbell anti Mrs. Thomas P. ONeill, at the ranch home of Mrs. Skelly at San Marcos.

Present at the party were: Messrs, and Mmes. Edward C. Neumann, Ira Gregory, Thomas P. ONeill, George Parker; Mmes. Helene Weaver, Mae Davis, Thelma Jenkins, Bette Watson, Margaret Matthews, Vera Scott; Misses Sondra Matthews and June Skelly; Reg Iovell, Ray Bennett, Fred Gerzema, Frank Marino, George E.

Jagnon, Stephen M. Adams, Dick Powers, Dr. Max W. Colton, Richards W. Dennis; and the hostesses.

Props and other assistance for the production were given by Smiths Furniture, Grand Furniture Company, Vis Bargain Shops, Georgias Liquors and Fine Foods, Pacific Telephone Company, and Richards W. Dennis of Escondido Studios of Music and Arts. Emblem Presenfs Minstrel Show For 250 Persons Some 250 persons were In the audience at the Arcade Hall last Thursday evening for the Emblem Clubs second annual Minstrel Show staged to benefit the Elks Lodge building fund. Betty Drake, local Emblem member, who was recently named Miss Emblem of California, opened the show. Bob Warren was interlocutor.

Minstrels were Dee Stahl, Delores Krogh, Mae Ingraham, Jane Jackson, Shirley Patterson, Naomi Halcomb and Mamie Smith. Acts included dances by Marge Newby and Bobby Warren, Patty Willis and Jo Moring and solos by Connie 'Hansen, Lois Foster and Jack Copeland. Accompanists were Douglas Scott and Genevieve Christie. Eddy Howards band provided music also. Merwyn Ryker, Lenita Barrett, Cydney Allen and Vivian Blackwood were featured in a novelty dance, billed as the "Pickininny Four, Leroy Hansen presented a Dangerous Dan McGrew was presented in skit by Genevieve Christie, Ruth Potts, Marge Wo-line, Georgia Copeland, Rosamae Sabin, Effie Fritz, Thelma Schniepp and Norma Messer smith.

"Little Lovelies were Carol Chappell, Ethel Madden, Betty Drake, Violet Graves, Teresa Beckett and Katherine Frie-tag. The clubs next business meeting will be on Thursday, May 19, when Initiation will be conducted. Members planning on the Hollywood trip are asked to contact Ethel Madden. WHAT'S IN A NAME? HOLLYWOOD (VP) Screen writer Frank Stanley Cilrhan Borden Chase Fowler recently changed his name to Borden Chase. He received permission for the change aPer testifying "I was named after a of rich relatives but never Inherited a thing.

ling Coppes, Fred Precht, John Dixon, Henry Junge, Thomas White, Grover Steeve, Charles Coppess, Ernst Herrmann, Thurman Bussey, Travis Breach, the Misses Carole Haskins, Shirley White and Cheryl Meyer. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mmes Fred Gerken, Walter Gerken, Paul Kronner, Ed Sanders, Galvin Sanders, Ed Yates, Dwayne Lahman Violet-Bierbohm and Marie June. We Hecommettd tiulOW-COSTPlAN! We believe that every family in the community should have the protection of good funeral insurance protection that guarantees immediate cash to pay unexpected funeral bills! In our opinion, the Forest lawn Protection Plan is the finest funeral insurance offered today. No matter how little you may have paid in under this low-cost, state-supervised plan, cash for funeral expenses is instantly available whenever the need arises. Why not learn how this unusual plan can protect your family.

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