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PAGE THREE SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL-NEWS, SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA Friday, July 26, 1946 MO ES SOCIETY CLUB NEWS Befirterei A. Auxiliary Elects Delegates Wed 50 Years, Local Couple To Celebrate A party will be held Monday, July 29, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

Wilcock of 100 Chestnut street, to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary with several of their children and friends present. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcock were married in Leeds, Yorkshire, England, July 29, 1896 and came to California in 1903. For many years they lived at Alturas, Modoc county, the Oregon border in northeast California, where Wilcock was in railroad work.

They came to Santa Cruz in mm iWmM JUS" I I JV ....5 I 1 i Name Committees Elks Ladies' Club At the business meeting of the Elks Ladies club held Friday, July 12, Mrs. J. P. Schaefer, the new president announced the names of the new committees. Sickness committee, Mesdames J.

J. Johnson, W. H. White, 'W. Adams; auditing committee.

F. E. Morgan, Joe Pedemont, L. T. Whiting; membership E.

E. Prolo, J. Craig and Ross W'hiting, a special vote of thanks to Mrs. A S. Hoke and her committee for the planning of the president's luncheon at the Colony club.

Bridge followed the business meeting; high score going to Mrs. B. MacGregor, Mrs. M. Wilder and Mrs.

Vivienne Reed. Next social meeting is to be at Mountain View Ranch, Friday, July 26, with swimming, luncheon and bridge. O. E. S.

Picnic Forty-three members of the O.E. S. and their families enjoyed a delightful day at Paradise Park Sunday. A bountiful picnic dinner was served at noon and during the hours following, members visited the George Jean summer home. Calvary Service Club Calvary Service club was entertained by Mrs.

Tom Polk Williams at her home on the West Cliff drive, July 24. Members of the club were busily engaged in sewing on articles for the fall bazaar, the date of which has not yet been set. Alan- ISST I h-if I I White Indian broadtail the fur used by Dein-Bacher in this unusual seven-eishths coat with white parachute pleated sleeves aod softly molded yoke shoulder Miss Margaret V. Sherlock of Seattle is visiting at the home of her brother and amily, Mr. and Mrs.

Hugh Sherlock on Washington street. "Imagine! All these people picking the Same time as we do to ao on their vacation!" high school, and his bride is a teacher in the same department. Vacation Bible School Closes At Glad Tidings Culminating one of the best Daily Vacation Bible schools in the history of the church, Glad Tidings Tabernacle, Ocean street and Dakota avenue, will hold their commencement exercises Friday night, July 26. A special program has been arranged, and artcraft and handiwork done during the sessions will be on exhibition. Miss Goldie Olson, director of the children's department of the Hollywood temple of Seattle, Washington, has been the superintendent of the school.

Glad Tidings Picnic Saturday, July 27, will be a day of fellowship and recreation, fun for members and friends of the Glad Tidings church, as the day of the annual church and Sunday school picnic. Those desiring transportation plan to be at the church, Ocean street and Dakota avenue, at 9:45 a. m. This picnic was timed in keeping with the Sunday school children selling "bricks" for the new church edifice that is to be erected at Otis and Mission streets. The contest closed Sunday, with approximately $1000 worth having been sold at five cents a brick.

Hassayampa Council Installation Ceremony Hassayampa Council Degree of Pocahontas elected delegates to attend the Great Council to be held in Long Beach, at the council meeting July 19, in Native Sons hall, with Irejie Boomer, Pocahontas, presiding. They were Carrie Da Vico, Irene Boomer, and Belle Wolfe. Alternates elected were Margaret Harrell, Betty Pacini and Ann Harrell. Betty Pacini, recorder, gave a report of the district meeting held recently at Big Trees, when flags of the reservation were unfurled. Mrs.

Cora Lucky, a visitor from Sacramento, gave a talk on activities of her council, which was interesting to the members. The council voted to discontinue card parties and a vote of thanks was given to the committee which has successfully conducted them for the past two. years. At the conclusion of business, a drill was conducted by the district deputy. Closed installation wyi be held Friday evening.

Refreshments at the Manhattan Tavern concluded the evening's program. PR INC GOWN Sincer Jane Pickens poses in a new spring: gown of ereen silk with hand-made pokite venise lace. The off-shoulder neckline contrasts with demure long: sleeves. ALCOVE BEAUTY SHOP Wats. Hwy.

near Paul-Minnie Ave. Opening Special S10 oil permanent including styled haircut lot S7.S0. We specialize in permanent waves. Evenings by appointment. Telephone Santa Cruz 4543-J 0 Pacific Ave Saxta uz.

Cauf. HATES! TUNES Ci" IP i I I If -yj I 111 JJ 1 it 4 4jA II" 1 w' 2f- 3 4-: 'A the at set He to at M. in AIDEXS it S. Patent Office KnigKts Columbus Program July 27-28 Central California chapter Knights of Columbus will meet in the Redwood room of St. George hotel, Saturday evening, July 27 at 8 o'clock for an unofficial session.

Sunday morning at 8:30 o'clock the Knights and Squires will receive Holy Communion in a body at Holy Cross church. Following this they will be guests of the Young Ladies Institute at 9:30 o'clock breakfast in Holy Cross hall. At 1 p. m. the group will meet in Holy Cross hall for election and installation of officers.

The Knights and their ladies, Columbian Squires and the Y.L.I, will be guests at a dinner in Holy Cross hall at 5 o'clock. The Mothers club of the church will serve the dinner. From noon to 4 o'clock visiting ladies will be entertained by appointed committee. For further information or 3437-J. All local Knights of Columbus are invited.

Old Time Dance The Old-Time dance is at I.O.O.F. hall Friday evening, and those who enjoy old time dancing are assured of a good time, and good music. Ladies may wear formal dress if they wish. new loveliness. $10 -De.

Hcllo-lPorldl RISER A daughter, Sandra Lee, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Riser of Route 1, Box 157, Santa Cruz, Wednesday. The baby weighed seven pounds, six ounces at birth. JACKSON A.

daughter, Catherine Gail, arrived at Oak Knoll" hospital, Oakland, to join the family of Lt. (jg) and Mrs. Robert C. ffackson CJean Rowland) and a little brother, Donald, one and a half years old. Baby Catherine weighed nine pounds and 11 ounces.

Lt. Jackson is home on a 15-day leave, from his duties with the navy air corps, navy air transport service. He trans-Pacific as well as transcontinental Proud grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leon Rowland of Santa Cruz and Mr.

and Mrs. Charles T. Jackson of Alameda. Homer 'McClintic and wife of Phoenix, Billy McClintic and Jules Landrum of San Francisco, have returned to their homes after several days' Visit at the home of Mrs. Lucy McClintic, 41 Park street.

Homer McClintic is a son and Billy McClintic is a grandson of Mrs. Lucy McClintic. "HAIR REMOVED" PERMANENTLY By leclrolytu TUESDAYS fc FRIDAYS al Artistic Beauty Salon 69 Pacific Ave. Phon 1053 white. i 4 AT At its meeting on July 19th, the American Legion Auxiliary elected delegates for the district meeting held at Monterey on Sunday, the 21st, namely: Miss Barbara Goslin-er and Mesdames Selena Hagedorn, Pearl Trostel, Nancy Waller and Vera Osborn.

Also delegates for 27th annual State convention Sacramento on August 24th to 26th, as follows: Mesdames Hagedorn, June Brookman, Pearl Trostel and Nancy Waller. President Kate Cunnison will also attend the convention. Junior Past President Selena Hagedorn presented a miniature of the auxiliary's colors to Mrs. Anna Barger appreciation of her faithful and excellent work as membership chairman during the year just past. Mrs.

Nancy Waller as rehabilitation chairman for the past year, reported the collection of $25.00 due the unit's adopted veteran for tooled leather articles made by him and sold by mcnbers of the unit. is an inmate of Lfvermore Veterans' Hospital. Mrs. Kate Cunnison named chairman for the coming year as follows: -Nancy Waller, rehabilitation; Christine Faneuf, community service; Rose Rhein, child welfare; Jean Berutti, Americanism; Pearl Trostel, sick call; Mamie Churchill, past presidents' parley; Marie Scott, Florence Miller and June Brookman, co-chairmen, po drive. Refreshments committee for August: Mesdames Nell Sachau, Golden Timeus and Anna Hillman.

Unit members were invited attend the installation of officers of Los Gatos unit, July 24th 8 p. I.O.O.F. Hall, Los Gatos. Here For Birthday Of Grandmother Mrs. Alma Field Wilson of Stockton, son and daughter-in-law JMr.

and Mrs. Emmett Field of La Grange and granddaughter Miss Winifred Wilson of Oakland, and Miss Betty Wilson of San Francisco; guest Ensign Carolyn Duke of Oakland; Lt. C. A. Gilmore from Fairfield, Suisun; all came to spend the birthday, July 22, and -week with their grandmother, Mrs.

S. L. Blanks of 176 Ocean View avenue, Golden Triangle Guest Mrs. Smith Golden Triangle members whiled away a pleasant afternoon in the out-door patio at the home of Earlie bmith Monday, with Maud Max-jey as hostess, who served fruit punch and ice box cookies. hmma reitas was the honored guest of the day, being one of the club's popular past presidents.

Blanche Hazeltbn received the special award. The next meeting will be in the form of a pilgrimage to "Joy's Cadenza," summer retreat of Josephine Parker Rittenhouse among the Redwoods near Boulder Creek. August 12th at 12:30 o'clock covered dish luncheon. Wesleyan Circle Wesleyan Circle of the First Methodist church had an indoor picnic de luxe Tuesday evening, the church parlor and the members and guests gathered around flower bedecked tables had a merry time. Most bauntiful picnic dishes were served and following the dinner served at 6 o'clock were amusing stories told by members and Community singing into which all entered.

Mrs. Maud Fallis is president of this church group. August 27 is the date of the next meeting. if Dorsey Saying Hello fZ Hutton There's Me Bing Crosbv Those Things Rafael Mendez plnos PIIOXE 30O 53c 53c 53c 53c 53c 53c 79c 1943." They are the parents of seven children but all are not living Wilcock said he expects three sons and one daughter to be present on their anniversary Monday including: R. C.

Wilcock, and Mrs. Clara Bowman of Alturas. He also expects grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Friends and neighbors are invited. Oregon Couple Married Here A couple from Pendleton, were married at simple rites in the parsonage of the First Congregational church, Wednesday afternoon, with Rev.

Heber S. Mahood officiating. Witnessing the rites were Mrs. Mahood and Donna Mahood. The bridegroom, Raymond Er-win Steveson is head of the recreation department of the Pendleton Sizes 12 to Sizes BV to WA Sizes SYz to 11.

3 75 Sizes 5 to 8 Sizes 3 Play Shoes or the very, junior to4the queen of the "coke" by Joy-teens, Buster Brown and many, many others of both leather and fabric in gay colors or all NIGHT SPECIALS Back Seat Boogie crikir: nc ikim a Tommy i JMmS to 3 195 Manie Ink Spots THE GYPSY Everyone Is MY FICKLE EYE Wherever r-l Charlie i-M I rcci Spivak You Are Too Beautiful NIGHT ANDDAY Just One Of Grosgram ribbon and sequin trim lend smartness to this tailored felt hat for fall. The crown, a pyramid of grace. SWEET LEI LANE My Hawaiian Song EL RANCHO GRANDE La Bamba gives you the s9 HESS GOATS Lester 157 PACIFIC AVE..