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2 MONROVIA NEWS-F'OST 2 MONROVIA NEWS-FOST PAY YOUR BILLS BY geoaRrica ard 'fiA10 0 0 CEEN 13 1011it School Volunteers To Plant Tree Trees Planted to Mark Arbor Day TUESDAY MARCH 8 1949 A eee fevz 4 TUESDAY D1ARCII 8 1949 DP's Slated To Work at Irwindale Council Adopts Ordinance for Commission Coy Ord Con Representatives of the Lee Student Council made a written request to the Azusa City Council last night The letter stated the school wishes to plant an evergreen tree in Azusa's Memorial Park The planting will mark Conservation Week And the tree to be planted in a ceremony by the youngsters will be one valued at $10 I -'460c-N kls it''' f- 'f -5 As lt' IA 1(" lc: 1 i t-: l'' Three ceremonies in Arcadia yesterday marked the 100th anniversary of Luther Burbank whom the State of California honored by setting March 7 as Arbor Day Between showers the garden department of the Arcadia Woman's Club planted two flowering peach trees in the clubhouse yard with Mrs Charles Ganther depart ment chairman Mrs Clara Morris club president Mrs Homer Brown and Mrs Thurman Keim officiating The rites were cut short by the sudden morning downpour Old Sol played hide and seek with the clouds but shone during the Braille Club to Give Program Braille Azusa Council Still Debates Zone Ordinance Irwindale southwest of Azusa is one of a group of Southern California communities chosen by Humanity Calls organization where displaced European persons will be placed to work in citrus groves Humanity Calls working in conjunction with the State Commission on Resettlement of DP's announced that 14000 displaced persons approved by California for transportation from Europe will arrive here next month A group comprised of 750 single men and 150 families is slated for colonization in Ventura County Its members will replace Mexican nationals in the citrus industry Most of the arrivals are White Russians who fled Communist domination According to Leo Kay vice president of Humanity Calls these displaced persons are being brought here with an idea of their becoming citizens Members of the Braille Club of Pasadena 'will be guest speakers and cntertainers at a dinner meeting of the Delta Zeta Foothill Alumnae Association to be held at 6:30 pm Thursday at the home of Mrs Ardene Boller of 56 Floral Drive Arcadia A record crowd of members is expected to attend Members of ti Pasadena 'will be cntertainers at a the Delta Zeta Association to be Thursday at the dene Boller of Arcadia- A recor bers is expected Ordinances having their final adoption at a meeting of the Azusa City Council last night included a uniform code in the building industry which will bring necessary specifications up to strictly modern standards since there has been no change in the building code since 1937 A plumbing code created also to establish more complete sanitation laws also met with approval Also nthe City Council's agenda was the creation of a Park and Recreation Commission This will be composed of seven members and follows appeals made by various civic minded groups including the Azusa Youth Program Threat of the Pacific Electric to remove rail service from this area was brought up at the Azusa City Council meeting of last night A letter from the rail company was read the document explaining the company's proposed route with their modern motor coach service leaving the railway lines for freight only Tscharner city attorney assumed there would be protests against the discontinuance of the rail service and stated he would consult with city attorneys of Glendora and Covina Ordina adoption City Cot uniform dustry specifical 4 4 :134 -E It A VI: I Tr- I II 1 Lt Nrik I 1 I Al '''''---1' ft 1 41 7 1 IVt And it's easy to open a checking account at Security-First National Do it today! to open a at National Sigma Alpha Hears Reviews MON Lawrence Stanley president of the Pasadena Braille Club will be a guest speaker And Rodney Hoover who won a medal for public speaking at Pasadena City College will give his prize wiuning talk "Liquid Gold" Blind pianists Miss Elsie Ronchetti and Miss Opal Weller will entertain with Miss Genevieve Wiley as guest vocal soloist Airs Mary Till will read selections from the Braille book showing her audience how the blind read with their sensitive fingers The local branch of Delta Zeta Alumnae Association has chosen the Braille Club as its chief philanthropy and interested members try to do their part in helping the blind by taking them to Los Angeles for handcraft work and by reading to them as well as other diverting work colorful afternoon activities in the County Park participants being about 60 Girl Scouts of this city and Sierra Madre As the maidenhair tree whose beautiful botanical name is ginkgo biloba the hawthorn tree cratagegus oxyacantha and a red flowering eucalyptus ficifolia were planted under the supervision of play director Maryellis Herrin the story of Luther Burbank was told by Girl Scout Barbara Prior and Mrs John Arozena's Troop 15 sang "Green Cathedrals" at the conclusion followed by Scouts of Troop 24 and the Sierra Madre troops joining in singing "America the Beautiful" Other leaders present were Mrs Glen Fisk and Mrs Florence Morningstar At the Arboretum about 50 gathered to watch the planting of the evergreen tree quercus ilex by Mrs A Went mother of Dr Fritz Went Caltech professor and president of the California Arboretum Foundation board Dr Frans Verdoorn Arboretum director introduced the several guests and dignitaries present also gave a brief talk on the Arboretum and its proposed future Among those participating were Mrs Richard Dakin Mrs William Shearer board members William Hertrich developer of the Huntington Library gardens: Dr A MuntZ of the Santa Ana Botanical Gydens Mrs Samuel Ayers wife of Dr Ayers who has and is taking an active part in developing the beauty spot Verne Wickham Arcadia County Park manager and Mrs Wickham and others associated with the Los Angeles County and board of supervisors office At the conclusion of ceremonies an informal reception was held in the administration building at 303 Old Ranch Road Miss Nell Fern-case and Mrs Dewey Nelson assistants to Dr Verdoom served at La 14u VcLUUULL OVL TULA THEATRE Phone 194 LAST TOMS TON1TE THEATRE LAST TM Phone 194 Es TON1TE "RETURN OF OCTOBER" "RETUI OCT1 RH OF OBER" Although women were not generally enfranchised in the American colonies taxpaying widows and unmarried women sometimes were permitted to vote 2 Kinds of Checking Accounts: Regular Special (10 checks $1) MONROVIA BRANCH Inds of rt ccountst tor lot is $I) BriANCII Zoning of the rapidly growing and developing City of Azusa was under discussion again at a meeting of the City Council in the Civic Auditorium Discussed was a recommendation of the City Planning the matter brought before the council by John Commons who has been retained by the city engineer to study the city's zoning problem The recommendation would change the special commercial zone lying to the north and south of Foothill Blvd and east of Pasadena Ave to a restricted neighborhood business zone The proposed zoning map would be changed to indicate a 10- foot setback requirement for property in the C-1 zone fronting on Azusa Ave and further that Article 14 in the proper zoning ordinance covering required special commercial district would be deleted from the proposed ordinance (Color by Technicolor) (Color by Technicolor) "The Dark Past" "The Da irk Past" STARTS WEDNESDAY STARTS 11 v-EDNESDAY v'''' Phone HOME I 12683 venings Evenings 8953 HOME APPLIANCES HOME REPAIRS NO JOB TOO NO JOB TOO SMALL Discuss Plans For Donation SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK FfIRST ALBANK Sigma Alpha Study Club met Thursday morning at the Arcadia Library with Mrs John Ross presiding Leader and co-leader for the day were Mrs Billig and Mrs Ralph Ericsson with Mrs Billig reviewing Maria Sheerin's "The Parson Takes a Wife" and cleverly dramatizing all conversational parts of the book Mrs Ericsson in turn reviewed "Writing Light Verse" by Richard Armour revealing the poet's lightness of method in creating verse The program differed in general from the club's usually more thoughtful and deeper programs Those present were Mrs Perry Badgley Mrs Billig Mrs Ardene Boller Mrs Edgar Bradford Mrs Covell Mrs Robert Dow Mrs Ralph Ericsson Mrs Frentress Mrs A Hege Mrs Roach Mrs John Ross Mrs Horace Self Mrs John Simpson Mrs Roy Smillie Mrs Charles Smith Mrs De Forest Stoll Mrs Fred Wheeler and Mrs Leslie Wyre Guests at the meeting were Mrs Charles Nugent and Mrs John Vanderbur 4J0111L r- Izimpbuilt L-vuy LA Smillie Mrs Charles Smith Daughter Visited Mrs Marsh Jones of Azusa spent the week-end in San Diego where she visited her daughter Miss Patricia Jones student at San Diego State College Miss Jones was formerly on the staff of the Azusa Herald Daughter Visited Dds Marsh Jones of Azusa usDi th Ir shee vuiesieklte-dend her in San Dghteretlissill I tricia Jones student at San Di State College Miss Jones was merly on the staff of the A Herald Member Federal Reserve System Member federal Deposit Insurance Corporation esorvo System Insurance Corporation Chet's Electric Father's Night of Duarte 'PIA 1620 Huntington Duarte OCTOPUS ALIVE a trill Du utl 1 ut ALIVI von mi a von I 1110 a Roan in num 1 1 I I i I 1 I HIGH SOLI OL COURSE live sharks shocking eels sting rays carnivorous plant life and hundreds of awesome and colorful specimens of SEA LIFE Alive at the huge new $500000 aquatorium Marine land of the Pacific Hermosa Beach Open daily from 10 to Popular prices Beautiful in the evening See it this week Municipal Pier Hermosa Beach live sharks shocking eels sting rays careivon plant life and hundreds of awesome and color specimens of SEA LIFE Alive at the huge $500000 aquatarium Marineland of the Pacil Hermosa Beach Open daily from 10 to Poi lar prices Beautiful in the evening See it I week Alunicipal Pier Hermosa Bea Directid br Prodwcocil by GORGE SEATON WILLIAM PERLSERG FEATURE- elitTlavtCSE Crown THEATRE 129 Raymond Pasadena ''''N' FT N''' it' ga e' f's 1 IP 11- '5 1 4 St4dN -Icxy--- 4 11-tv '4? 1 4 tint I LEY 49' '4 661 HOLM -7'7-- DirociHO br ProdKod by GEORGE SEATON WILLIAM PERLBERG -1---COMPAMON FEATURE-- DISC-JOCKEY war' iC UK: 0 sN'''' )zrs: -Atk IP fk 'I i twowbe tetN ot "I it GLORIA NAN DAM STRUT a totwam iiCTUSE I 1a fr 400 0 a -40- vow 205 MOTO ILL BLVD abstee 9e igeit "mit MONROVIA THEATRE Pasadena Crown 129 Raymond Pdena 1 I New Colors to Be Presented AT HOME MANY FINISH IN 2 YEARS Because of the formal opening of the Youth Center of Covina Job's Daughters Bethel 98 of Azusa and Covrna held their regular meeting Saturday morning at the Covina Masonic Temple Jo Ann Scott honored queen presided during the business session when tentative plans were discussed regarding the California Bethel's therapeutic pool donation to the new Children's Hospital in Los Angeles Reports also were made on the educational fund party held a week ago when members gathered for a "hobo" party at the Covina Masonic Lodge Girls held a potluck luncheon at that time with the Mothers' Club supplying the punch The educational fund is one set aside by California And the monies are intended for the use of any Job's Daughter who needs financial aid in furthering her studies at school masonic -lemple In A nn Sentt honored clueen The Duarte Parent-Teachers Association will feature Father's Night on Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Duarte School Auditorium In addition to honoring the fathers says Mrs Allan Pederson president and interesting them in the work of the A there will be an election of officers followed by surprise entertainment There has been a change in the program but the fathers are promised an evening they will long remember All parents of children attending the Duarte School are invited to take part in the meeting Three Report Purse Thefts To get anywhere you practically MUST finish High School FIRST You can complete our simplified High School Course in SPARE time at home as FAST as your time and abilities permit Equivalent to resident school you for college pre-professional examinations business industry Standard texts furnished Diploma Credit for IL subjects already completed Single subjects if desired Low tuition easy terms American School Established by educators Finish your high school education NOW Write TODAY! 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MGM's ECHNIC001 (4111TD 4 N'IL-11-AVALUPUS110-41 tOr I CCHNICOUji 414 WorttlIS I 47 AVD 4) 4 it In 4 14 7 6117-y NOW PLAYING 1 BIG THE 74 GEST MUSICAL! 4 1 MGM's tECHNIC0101 tOr' trw-t eV A Alli I All Duarte veterans and their families are invited to the open meeting of Duarte Post 830 American Legion tomorrow night at 8 o'clock announces Commander James Devhn A minimum of business is promised The post's colors and flag will be presented by Lloyd Larson Chef de Gare Old Baldy Voiture 104 40 and 8 through the friendly gesture of the voyagers of the voiture who voluntarily contributed the funds for the purchase of the beautiful banners Program Chairman Barron Haley plans music and an Informal get-acquainted entertainment which will be followed by refreshments for all Especially invited says Devlin are the newly arrived veterans who could not be sent an invitation as their addresses were not on the mailing list the Voyaiers of the voiiure- who vol- fundsbafno-r tuhnet a purchase il contributed roi bf the de beautiful ners Program Chairman Barron Haley lan music and an Informal get- ps acquainted entertainment which will be followed by refreshments for all Especially invited says Devlin are the newly arrived veterans who their addresses were not on the mailing list could not be sent an invitation as i American School Dept 31-6 524 Spring Los Angeles or phone SY 2-8358 Gentlemen: Send me FREE information covering special train- 1 ing in subjects checked below No obligation on my Part High School Electronics Architecture Diesel Engines Automotive 1 Electrical Engineering Drafting and Design Air Conditioning Mechanical Engineering I Gentlemen: Send me FREE information covering special train- 1 ing in subjects checked below No obligation on my Part i High School Electronics i Architecture )Automotive Electrical Engineering Diesel Engines Drafting and Design I i Air Conditioning Mechanical Engineering Three victims of purse snatching and stealing yesterday reported their losses to Arcadia police In each case they were leaving the races after the last race Saturday' Maude Wilton 2505 6th St Los Angeles said she was leaving by the employes' gate when she was jostled and knocked off balance at the same time her purse under her arm was snatched without her seeing the thief In it were $300 in travelers checks $50 cash and miscellaneous articles As Beulah McCoy 508 Alameda St Azusa left the clubhouse entrance she lost her purse containing $82 and miscellaneous articles About the same method was used Janet Olson 1210 Smithwood Drive Los Angeles had a billfold containing $30 stolen from a coat pocket -Maude Wilton 2sos 6th SI bLoysthAenegmelpelsoyessaidgastheewhw when she leaving sg jostled and knocked off balance at the same time her purse under her arm was snatched without her seeing the thief In it were $30 i 0 a trvelers checks cellaneous articl $50 cash and mis- es As Beulah McCoy 508 Alameda St Azusa left the clubhouse en- tr sh ance ost er purse contain- ing $82 hand miscellaneous articles About te same method was used Janet Olson 1210 Smithwood Drive Los Angeles had a billfold containin $30 stolen from a coat et rock 4 ZYZ "Miss Tot lock's Millions" John Lund Wanda Hendrix 'HilIs of Home" Edmund Gwenn Janet Leigh and Lassie Box Office Opens at 5:30 Sr 6-5100 Open 12 Daily CO-111T 9 rm N) ----4614urlauvsabvit PERRY COMO JUDY GARLAND LENA HORNE li GENE KELLY I MAIggY RTNETY ANN SOTHERN 1g A Lim aid liesk RICHARD RODGERS 114 MR1 raievralLtAno 0 FLO2E1113 MARIA 2ND FEATURE SooTitig ED VERDICT Would you like to sea your plumbing adjusted without the customary fussing and folderol? Author Moves to Mayflower Village New residents of Mayflower Village are Mr and Mrs Ken Lewis who have been making their home in Alhambra for the last eight years They are formerly of Kansas City Kansas The Lewises who are moving into a residence at 2320 Rochelle Ave owned and operated a gift and greeting card store in Hollywood last year Mr Lewis formerly on the editorial staff of the Alhambra Post-Advocate is a popular writer of greeting card verse and is gaining 'distinction as an author of mystery stories One Injured When Car Hits Tree Yesterday morning's downpour was responsible for an accident on East Duarte Road near Buena Vista in which Edward Browner or 9111 CanyonBlvd Monrovia suffered deep lacerations of the forehead and a possible fractured ankle Browner wiz a passenger in a car driven by Ross McKinnie of 416 Huntington Drive Monrovia Blinded by the rain McKinnie applied his brakes which grabbed the car skidding into a tree The injured man was treated at Monrovia Hospital Worker Seriously Injured in Fall Walter Edwards of 3456 Colorado Blvd Pasadena was seriously injured yesterday while working on the Quigley Building at 1311 Baldwin Ave Arcadia When police and the Glasser and Miller ambulance arrived Edwards was lying on a cement floor bleeding profusely from his ear indicating a skull fracture No one had seen the accident but it is believed the victim fell from scaffolding about 10 or 12 feet above the floor He is employed by the Thomas Hogan Plumbing Co of Is Angeles Auxiliary to Hear Carleton Burke's Car Recovered Arcadia police recovered Carleton Burke's stolen car which was found abcut a mile from his Vaquero Road home The automobile with keys in the ignition was taken sometime after dark and before 10:30 Friday night The thief took it from the garage whtch is attached to the house No damage was reported done to the vehicle $2800 Award for Altadena Youth WASHINGTON March 8 Holder today of a $2800 scholarship as "the nation's top teen-age scientist" is Dwight Taylor 17 of Altadena Calif Too FAT? cl Get SLIMMER tn (Without Dieting! 4 Have a more slender graceful figure No ever- tcte cising No laxatives No druki With the simple AYDS I Vitamin Candy Reducing Plan NC) you really enjoy reducing without hunger pangs you eat plenty never go hungry This vitamin and mineral candy curbs your automatically eat less and losa weight PROOF POSITIVE! Eminent physicians supervised Clinical tests and report quick safe losses withevetleitAIDS users HV EXPERIMENT? Get AYDS at once Your $289 refunded on very first box if you fail to lose weight Come in Safety Cut-Rate Drug Store 408 Myrtle Avenue Monrovia California 1 2 Bedroom Home Built on Ypur SO to 100' percent financing Write or BROS 835 Baldwin Arcadia Tel Do 7-7210 Evenings Of course it's easier to spend than it is to maybe it's more fun too But then what? Regular a little out of each pay check and putting it really so difficult Try it and see If you're going to be lazy DOES THIS MAKE SENSE TO YOU! NAME AGE ADDRESS CITY STATE I I I I WORtc GEDDES PLU3IBING 1 ti 050 citcD a 6 is 47 111 Oh I forgot to tell you the leak's in the bathroom waw 0 Iv koodb Co We love our work Turn us loose in your home and we'll fix every drip in the house the salesman at the front door If it's peace of mind you wont and plumbing that's plumb perfect call DO 7-2458 (5-5100 4110-tdill I I Open 12 Daily 7 2 Bedroom Home Built ''-vvrit --ti'r4 c-- Author Moves to I '4I 0-AaIttai Mayflower Village on Your Lot 80 to i I I talt 1 Allfral New residents of Ma flower a I 41t I II- 100 percent financ- I ing Write or atwaide41 I ge are Mr and Mrs Ken Lewis i 0: JUNE ALLYSO 1 who have been making their home 1 nrnr glAl in Alhambra for the last eight years rritua mut) i They are formerly of Kansas City BROS I NAME AGE I I ADDRESS It! r' 4 -4 1 JUDYGARLAND Kansas 835 Baldwin Arcadia 1 110114 'Is 1 i s' -1 I 1 a' i 1- 4 LENA i HORNE A The Lewises who are moving into CITY STATE a residence at 2320 Rochelle Ave owned and operated a aft and Tel Do 7-7210 Evenings I 1 GENE KELLY greeting card store in Hollywood last i 17 1-1-----1--- urplavRAniav year Mr Lewis formerly on the A ilf 1 Ill editorial staff of the Alhambra -ix 1 a ANN 6u-111w Post-Advocate is a popular writer of greeting card verse and is gain- las Iftsani 1444 If RICHARD MERS 14 ligg Mal ing 'distinction as an author of Carleton Fum--1 0 2ND FEATURE mystery stories Burke's 1:0: tcBy 1 4 Oki ftv- Car Recovered A GEDDES Injured When kt l'hIt re 0 ED IM11111 Or 6 PLUMBING TOg Arcadia police recovered Carleton r- tAip at roilTimm LID iheit or its ree Burke's stolen car which was found 7---- ---t---z i it 1 11 A4 ge op4004 1 FLO2E1113 LIARIV- Yesterday morning's downpour about a mile from his Vaquero Road 7--1- '1- home The automob ay' OS FUNR TTz EAL I 1-----7-(PD RECTR-II Ile with keys in 7 60 CL 0 IcD 0) tz2 was responsible for an accident on the ignition was taken sometime 11 lit: East Duarte Road near Buena after dark and before 10:30 Friday '--7 4 77-7---: 5-7 IN- f-Lz -7-'77- --I- ----''-r -4f -'7W -1 i a 6 Vista If ovris9n which ca Edward Browner night nyonBlvd Monrovia The thief took it from the -Pa --7- garage which is attached to the t-- yO Ft 1 1--4-1-zs----------177f- c-ADIks- RST '--Ai' r7-1-'-z-------L-'-''A A A 47 it I up suffered deep lacerations of the house No damage was reported 0 I I lotrt kid i i John Lund Wanda Hendrix i MI I RiVEM "Mks Tatlock's Millions" llilis of Home" Edmund Gwenn Janet Leigh its ka 0 (to' LA ri 1 and Lassie a it'l 4 Box Office Opens at 5:30 foreh car skidding and a possible iractured done vehicle ankle Browner was a passenger in a car driven by Ross McKimiie of 416 Huntington Drive Monrovia Blinded by the- rain McKinnie ap- plied his brakes which grabbed the The in in 0 a tree $2800 Al Award for tadena Youth et- s- ste 'e A A-17 1" le I I I R) 1 IP W1K 14ip a 0)16 va-rig--- WASHINGTON March 8 (11')-- k) 1 4 iured man was treated at Monrovia I Hospital Holder today of a $2800 scholarship rn- as "the nation's top teen-age scien- 00101 Cr IllYlas I e'-ii) if I APF4' A imour tArt" is Dwight Taylor 17 of Alta- '0 worker Seriously 1 tk ii 3 i dena Calif 4 PI I 1 6 oh I forgot to tell you the leak's in the 1 1 Injured in Fall rii 1ii -4 Too FAT? 1 'r 11 Walter Edwards of 3456 Colo- tilli err: 41- ''t bathroom i redo Blvd Pasadena was serious Get SLIMMER Id It I 06 0 I in ured esterda while working 3 i iffet 1 tb Am 4 4 tV 11 'I 1 'a on the Quigley Building at 1311 444fatI --Without Dieting! l' 1 ri i i 0 7 of When Baldwin Ave Arcadia 40 Have a more slender graceful figure No ever- i ti411: 4 I '0" 1 A C--- I police and the Glasser and 1) (f if- if A cising No No i I We love our work Turn us loose in your 0 --L- Miller ambulance arrived Edwards du rv Iii th the simple AYDS 441 4 Mi was lying on a cement floor bleed- 1 itanun Candy Reducing Plan 1 4 i I 9 41 909 you really enjoy reducing home and we fix every drip in the house i Po ing profusely from his ear indicat- go hungry Thi vitain and he' without hunger pangs you eat th the salesman at the front door ti i 11104is'ailmt ing a skull fracture No one had plenty never Iv ---r 11 seen but it is believed auto- DOES THIS matically eat less and losa weight MAKE SENSE TO YOU! If it's peace of mind you wont and plumbing I ilk ketiliToilia I ---4" the accident mineral candy curbs your appe the victim fell from scaffolding -t that's plumb perfect call DO 7-2458 10 I LR 1911S super I tit ii 01 1 1111 about 10 or 12 feet above the floor tktVrinEIVTIJURineerntt "VI' nsugeri Nit nePtitti EN ri course its easier to spend than it is to 116111P--1: W- II I He is employed by the Thomas witheverlisAl' PH Hogan Plumbing Co of Los Get AYDS at once Your $289 refunded on very maybe it's more fun too But then what? PE111 pluWould you like to sea your Angeles mbing adjusted Without first box if you fail to lose weight Come tn Regular a little out of each pay Safety Cut-Rate Drug Store 408 check and putting it really so diffi- the customary fussing and fs 40 Virwl Myrtle Avenue Monrovia California cult it and see If you folderal? Auxiliary to Hear ry re going to be lazy SY 6-5100 Open 12 Daily ONROV (MODE )he let a leaky Faucet douse Her lovely newly spring-cleaned house CALL US! Our service is quick efficient and economical Phone 15024 Service Report- Community service month will be observed by Glenn Dyer Post American Legion Auxiliary of Arcadia at the regular meeting Thursday at 8 pm in the Legion clubhouse Mrs Gladys Wells community service chairman will report on activities of her committee Mrs La Verne Ferguson will preside and after the business hour an entertainment will be presented followed by refreshments and a social time All members are urged to be rtresent FRESH DAILY HORSE MEAT Chunk oil Ground LLIb MONROVIA FEED FUEL 110 Colorado Flume 123 11 Ig1111171'4 'it-issre I 1 a tptuwnsqio DRIVI ARCADIA CALIF OR NIA -6144opte DOughts 73573 about coming in to the ARCADIA BUILDING-LOAN to make your deposits then plan to bank by mail MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM 120East Huntington DO 7-2458 ARCADIA about coming in to the ARCADIA BUILDING-LOAN 111 Lc li(11111 lib tigE lut Lt 1-- )his let aleaky Faucet douse CALL us? Service Report- FRESH DAILY 1mi Eyno oFrE Dd eEpRoAs iLtsn ot LOAN oAnN tBo A bNoKo ksyb I 1 a 1 Her lovely newly SyTEMMoil I I i the regular meeting 1 Spring-cleaned house Our service is quick efficient Community service month will be and economical observed by Glenn Dyer Post Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary of Arcadia at Thursday at 8 pm in the Legion clubhouse Mrs ea int0 w- 0 11)gv- ado3or-N---Ici Chunk J-- 11 Gladys Wells communit service 220 Ji 40pritTrli'A rtyr 1111111111" chairman will report on activities 044r( Ground kid I A 21 14 a A JA of her committee 4 Mrs LaVerne Ferguson will pre- I 7TriT L' rmr-4- EitioDE NII sid tr and after the business hour an MONROVIA -vtii-i 't--IFt it ir entertainment will be presented fol- FEED FUEL la tmuter4mrom Dem 120East Huntington DO 7-2458 3 0 3 :4 1 tv ONROV i A phone 15024 lowed by refreshments and a social time All members are urged to be Ha Colorado Phone 123 ARCADIACALIFORNIA ARCADIA I mesent DOu es 73573 I 1 I Wile let a leaky CALL US about coming in to the ARCADIA BUILDING-LOAN 0 Service Report FRESH DAILY 1 Faucet douse Her lovely newy Sery I i to make your deposits then plop to bank by moil 1C121110 1:1 61LOMES i Spring-cleaned house Our service is quick efficient and economicaL Coramunity service month will be observed by Glenn Dyer Post Amer- HORSE a a allii MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM I 60 IP in rink I 1N i ti.