Weekly Times-Advocate from Escondido, California • 11

WEEKLY TIME9-ADVOCATE ESCONDiDO. CALIFORNIA 38 Friday JULY 30, 1954 Dorothy Linner to Marry lova Man Max H. Book, Announcement Tells o. the Mercantile caim, charge purchases billed i in September Ej Timiitiiiimiiniiiiiiiiiimutnmiil jod ck- not ttul fhe ten ex on Local Artist Shows Oil Paintings Hero And In San Diego New landscape paintings in oil of Escondido scenes by Dr. Edith A.

Purer have been hung at 701 South Escondido Boulevard. Dr Purer has a show at the La Jolla Art Association Gallery' on Girard Street in La Jolla until the end of this month and during the month of August will have a one-woman show at the San Diego Mens Art Institute in the House of Balboa Park. see more reductions rbara May Crosby to Be Bride Robert K. Knox Jr. On August 14 The engagement and approaching marriage Barbara Crosby to Robert Kenneth Knox both of Escondido, announced Monday by Mr.

and Mrs. Ted Terman, parents ie bride-elect. The young couple will be wed Aug. in ity Episcopal Church here. Dr, David L.

Soltau, rector, hear the vows. Mr. Knox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K.

Knox of Falls, is a student at Sqn Diego State College. He ided Iowa Falls schools and Ellsworth Jr. College there. Miss Crosby is a graduate of Newport Haibor High School ewport. She is employed at Sears Escondido Store.

Local Girl Wins Honor Roll Place WHITTIER Marjorie L. Raney, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Charles B. Raney of Escondido, was one of 88 students named to the Whittier College Ilonof Roll for outstanding academic achievement during the second semester of the 1953 54 school year. The list was announced this week by Dr.

Harold F. Spencer, dean of the college. Miss Raney was a freshman during the past year. She is majoring in home economics and is a member of the a cappella choir, A 1953 graduate of Escondido Union High School, he was salutatorian of her class and a life member of the California Scholarship Federation, Rancheros Duplicate Winners Announced High matih points winners at the Monday night Rancheros Duplicate Bridge Club playing were announced Tuesday by Mrs. R.

J. Marks of Fallbrook. They were: 1st, Mrs. Harry Ilird and Herman Schulte; 2nd, Mr. and Mrs.

John Knox; 3rd, Martin Gehring and Ernest Jenkins; 4th, Helen Donald and Roger Baldwin, and 5th, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Liebman. JayCees Second Annual Auction Slated Saturday Bargains in new and used household goods and fuiniture are promised by JayCees for purchasers at the Chamber's second annual auction Saturday, Proceeds from the event will go toward 'the JayCee sponsored Christmas parade and decorations her The auction is slated again this year fur AIs Richfield parking Jot, Juniper and Grand Avenue. A1 Youngstrand and Bill Hayes are chairmen for the event.

Anyone who has anything of auctionaole quality to contribute is invited to call either Yourig-strand or Hayes. The local organization will arrange for picking up anything from anyone, Youngstrand said. JayCee Wives will hold a pickup time Thursday from 6 to 9 m. Those waning to have articles picked up at this time are asked to contact Mary McLeod or Lucy Harding. in our famous (Untiagr (Me Famous For Our Golden Fried Chicken and French Fried Shrimp' Other Home-Cooked Dishes Hallway between Rincon Springs and the Old Pala Mission on Highway 76 a pleasant drive to Beautiful Pauma Valley OPEN EVERY DAY July Clearance Pemeys ive Branch campment and xiliary Install jwers and hearts in purple gold, colors symbolizing Hope and Charity, the hwords of Olive Branch En ment 9 and the Ladies En-)mert Auxiliary, IOOF, dec-d the Odd Fellows hail Thursday for the install-ceremony cf the encamp-and auxiliary.

Some 200 is and members witnessed ceremony, conducted by the ers of Centennial 58 and liary. following officers were ted and introduced: Frank nox, past grand patriarch of Grand Encampment of Cali-a; Mary Rogers, grand sen-Vardenof the Grand Ladies mpment Auxiliary; Charles er, grand musician of the id Ianige; Jewell Troy, dis-deputy grand patriarch Knox, district deputy matriarch; George Hog DDGP; Roy Stark, DDGM iet 53, inside guardian of a Rho Assembly; and Gor-Wininger, regional director, nittee of the Grand Lodge. Its were presented to the aiiiHuiiimmiimimiiftiiiiiiiiiim; San Marcos Paper Is Discontinued SAN MARCOS (Special) Residents of San Marcos regret the decision of Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. Reynolds to discontinue their small sized weekly free distribution paper which has been appearing here since February, 1951. Illness of Mr. Reynolds forced the decision to discontinue the News Advertiser. Its final issue appeared last week.

It is your inalienable right to follow your natural bent un less it makes you crooked. amimiiitmimiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiimis i ii riuni 1 1 i i in lirnimiirB i lniirm ti tit i ruinrinm hioqim irrwinMMMM Are Going Crazy i Slashing Prices on all Summer Merchandise During Our EOM Clearance niiiiiiiiiiiiiiimifiiiituiiiiiftiiiiiir? Items tco numerous to mention Marked Down to Clear So Hurry in as Stocks rae Limited jiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiftiiiiiiiiiimiiiiPi For your child it's CHUBBYS EE-E-D-C-B WIDTHS Extra Th i Plus deputy grand matriarch, and the deputy grand junior warden by Elsie Maydole and Bernice Hind-manfor-4he hostess--attx diary. Mr. Troy and Mrs. Knox introduced tlieir officers: Frank E.

Knox and Nellie Craw, deputy grand junior wardens; Clifford Hughes and Lois Hughes, deputy grand senior wardens; Walter Crane and Edna Merriam, deputy grand high priest and priestess; Francis Gillen and Dorothy Jenkins, deputy grand scribes; Ernest Craw, Eva Montiei, deputy grand treasurers; James Jester and Margaret Cook, deputy grand inside sentinels; Abe Jenkins and Olive Kuhn, deupty grand outside sentinels. Mr. Decker of the Grand Lodge played marches for the Encampment and Matriarch Ray Robbins played for the Auxiliary. Matriarch Fern Ismael was soloist. Gwendolyn Johnson and Fern Ishrnael sang the Odes as the elective officers were presented.

DramaGroup ChosesName Nor-San Players VISTA Nor-San Players Was the name chosen fur the recently-formed little theater group at Vista at a meeting Monday evening at the Community Center here. The name is an abbreviation for Northern San Diego County and was chosen to indicate that the group is for all interested dramatists in this area. The opening play will be the comedy "Kiss and Tell, by F. Hugh Herbert, it was decided. Production has beenJ scheduled for early fall.

Cast selection will begin at the Players next meeting, Monday at 8 p.m. at the Community Center. Meetings will be conducted each Monday evening. Officers and a policy-making board was announced by the general manager, producer and director. R.

Bob Downing of Vista. They are: Helen Louk; treasurer." Madeline Martinez; stage manager, David Lar son; lighting manager, D. Marti nez; assistant lighting tnanagers Larry Biedebach Richard Skin ner and Howard Howe, ail of Vista. Make-up manager will be Raphael Bennett of Hollywood, assistant, Frances Briggs Vista and casting assistant, Virginia Gregory, Escondido. Others are: Publicity chairman, Sami Thomas of Escondido, assistant publicity chairmen, Mrs.

Betty Howe, Dave Gearey, both of Vista; advertising manager, Darwin Dawson of Vista, assistant advertising manager, Reg Lovell of London, Canada. many new arrivals to saveycu more UK a a i a a I a a a a a a a a a a siiimiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinr? tend the wedding were Bobby and Billy Gordon, nephews of the bride. The new Mrs. Cords has been employed the past 15 months at the Chat Chew Restaurant here. She was graduated from Hillsborough High School' in Tampa, Fla.

Mr. Cords atendod schools in Indiana. In Brown and White reduced D'AGOSTA'S 106 W. Grand Phone 498 MISS LINNER Mr, and Mrs. Nick Linner of East Grand Avenue announce the engagement of their daughter, Dorothy Alice, to Max H.

Book, son of E. L. Book of Storm Lake, Ia. and the late Mrs. Book.

Miss Linner is to be graduated from Escondido Union High School in June, 1955.. Her fiance is a graduate of Storm Lake High School class of 1949 and is now engaged in ranching in Iowa, No date has been set for the wedding, Diana Gordon Becomes Bride of Alvin Cords In Informal Rites Diana Gordon of Escondido, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Morris Gordon of Tampa, became the bride of Alvin L. Cords of Winnamac, Saturday afternoon.

The informal double-ring rites were read by Rev. Ciell Gray in the parsonage of the First Methodist Church. The young couple are now motoring to San Francisco where they will reside for a month. The bridegroom, soon to be discharged from the service, is stationed at Oakland. The couple will make their home in West Palm Beach, Fla.

For her wedding, the former Miss Gordon wore a blue street length dress of nylon and pima cotton styled with a bouffant skirt, draped eollarlcss bodice and three-quarter length sleeves. She wore a matching blue hat with a half veil which was trimmed in rhinestones. She fastened a pink rosebud corsage to the shoulder of her dress. Mrs. Abie Gordon of Escondido, sister-in law of the bi ide, was her matron of honor and also gave her in marriage.

She wore a green linen sheath dress with white accessories and had a yellow rosebud corsage. Linda Lee Gordon, niece of the bride, was frocked in green ami white organdy and carried a basket of tiny flowers for her role as flowergirl. The only other persons to at- Soltaus Will Leave For Idyllwild Cabin Dr. and Mrs. David Soltau will leave for their summer cabin at Idyllwild the end of this week.

Mrs. Soltau will remain there while Dr. Soltau goes to Salt Lake City for a two week conference on Group Dynamics Aug. 14 27. They will return to Escondido by the end of August.

Rev. Donald G. Smith, associate rector of the Church of the Incarnation of Dallas, will conduct services during the month of 'August. With Mrs. Smith and his parents he will occupy the rectory and be available for consultation and services in any emergency.

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