Enterprise-Record from Chico, California • 18

-v Jacoby On Bridge The Timid Don't Win at Bridge Of Mason was 4B CUc Enterprise-Record Thursday Jane 8 1917 Chico Girl Is Graduate San Domenico School little League Moms To Meet on Monday PARADISE (E-R) A meeting of the Utile League Mothers Club Is stated for Monday at 7:20 pm In the home of Mrs Ken Neilsoc of 6270 Graham Road' Items of business to be dta- cussed are the results of the recent pancake breakfast and the bottle drive on June 17 Afl Little League Mothers are urged to atten Astroblriogy is the acknaTof life on other worlds Meredith (Merry) Mason daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom of 1 Canterbury Cfrde one of 75 girls awarded diplomas Saturday by San Domenico School at San Anselmo San Marino her aunts and cousins Friends who were7 there wen Mr and Mrs (front Sutherland of Alameda and Mr and Mrs Harry McGowan and children Tom Hank Richard and Frances Clay McGowan and daughter Mindy Mr and Mrs James Roth and daughters Carla and Michaels and Mrs Richard Biersch and children Lisa and Dean all of Chico NORTH (D) 4Q OA66SS Q3 jrCST EAS A73 103 10 7 AJtll Oakland Chico castrovauiy OQ10I AKJS4 J10I4 68 SOUTH KJI4 7 A1C7SI Both vulnerable Wist Nerth Eut Beat Fan Pus Id Fan 1 Fan 1 Fan' 3 Pan 3 Fan 4 Fan Fan Fan Opening I Academy Teacher Family Feted at Farewell Dinner PARADISE (E-R) Mr and Mrs Meryln Reeves and their children Cheryl Judy David and Jriene were honored at a farewell dinner and program Sunday evening at the Seventh-Day Adventist Fellowship Center here Dr Jeck Mallory served as master of ceremonies for the program and presented the family with a monetary gift in appreciation of their service to the church and Junior Academy Reeves has been a teacher in tiie Junior Academy for the past seven yews He was head of the music department and also taught classes in mathematics and physical education Mrs Reeves taught first and second grade classes for several years Reeves who will attend classes at Pacific Union Colie this summer will head music department at Lodi Academy this fall The family will reside in the Lodi area RICH WITH MEMORIES-Mr and Mrs A Barium of 1636 Sunset Ave reminisce of other Jons gone day a they mark their 61st year of marriage The couple spoin their vow in Willows May 1906 and have lived in Chico since 1955 They had lived at Glenn and are natives of the Mid-Valley (Enterprise-Record Photo by' Joyce Barkley) Retired Glenn Storekeeper and His Wife Celebrated I st Wedding Anniversary A pair of natives of the Mid-'Valley are embarking on their 1 62nd year of marriage The couple Mr and Mrs AK Barham of 1626 Sunset Ave celebrated their 61st anniversary May 24 by quietly staying at home with only their children dropping in for a visit Barham born Jan 27 1880 on Gridley Jr Women Seat Officers for Coming Term MEREDITH MASON The date marked the graduation of the largest class In the 117-year history of San Domenico the oldest school in California The 75 girls gathered at Hawthorne Terrace on the Sleepy Hollow campus to receive their diplomas at' 2 pm graduation exercises predd over by the Very Rev Illtud Evans OP or the Black train of Cambridge England At 11 am preceding the exercises parents and seniors attended a baccalaureate mass followed by a branch hosted by the San Domenico Alumnae The day dosed with a graduation ball at the Mark Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco Miss Mason mss the Library senior president senior class secretary representative on the Youth Christian Society staff member of the Veritas (yearbook) staff member of the Art Oub- Gourmet Chib Sodality Council Courtesy Pin and Oub Council and performer in the Christmas pageant The Tom Masons drove down to participate in the activities nd brought their daughter home with them A large party of relatives and friends attended The relatives included Mr and Mrs William' Helm of Fresno the graduate's maternal grandparents and Mrs Wiiiiem Craig And daughter Caroline of Pasadena and Mrs Shirley Helm and daughters Katherine and Margery of a ranch nine miles west of Coning in Tehama County has a rich legacy of memories of the Srs hie spent in the area Mrs ham was born in Norman a small community with many farms and a preponderance of French to Mr and MrsAlfred St Louis Oct 26 1885 Norman Mrs Barham noted kin and Mrs Marvin Cassady The coordinators in turn presented the Juniors with a lace tablecloth for use at the clubhouse Mrs Waller and Mrs King presented a San Diego bus token charm to Mrs Curcuru and Mrs Barrett as a reminder of the CFWC Junior Membership Convention held at Coronado this year Attending the gala affair were Mr and Mrs John Ilam-mon Mr and Mrs Lowell King Mr and Mrs Larry McKibben Mr and Mrs Troy Hankins Mr and Mrs Ronald Garrett Mr and Mrs Ben Curcuru Mr and Mrs Claude Barrett Mr and Mrs Robert Waller Mr and Mrs Kenneth Olson Mr a Mrs Ben Cobeen Mr and Mrs Richard Gregg Mr and Mrs: Win McOacken Mr and Mrs Ed Kilby and Mr and Mis Ronald Nelson Special guests were Mr and Mrs Wendell Smith mid Mr and Mrs Steve Lamkin LVNs to Send Gift To Retiring Member Division 25 of California Licensed Vocational Nurses Association voted at a June 1 meeting to send a monetary gift to Mrs Lura Bryant Bryant has worked many years for the said Mrs Susie Harrie LVN publicity chairman for the division Mrs Bryant is retiring Twenty members and guests attended the session held at the Rice Bowl at 7 pm Mrs Irene Alberts president read correspondence from state headquarter regarding legislation Decision was made to hold no meetings in July and August The September meeting date will be announced later be hasty shout throwing out your old phonograph records They make interesting wall decorations for a basement play room i Open Friday KviilifS lltfl 9:00 A-- trfcr 1 ll Is a small community 10 miles southwest of Willows The two were married in the home of Mr and Mrs Van Branham of Willows May 24 1901 Following their marrii they lived most of their life the Glenn area Barham as a man (his father Marcus i was a foreman on one of the wheat ranches of Dr Hugh Glenn) recalls many events that have proved of interest as the years marched by For example during the days of notorious bad men be was on friendly terms with Cole Dalton one of the Dalton Boys who taing out in the Coming area In Glenn the Barhams owned and operated the Glenn Store for many years On Nov 14 1913 he was appointed postmaster The Glenn Post Office had come into being in 1903 The pwt office was in conjunction with the store as many village post offices still are At that time there much in Glenn Mrs Baibm recalls A store church school and several dwellings Oh yes saloon was also a part of the small hamlet a little later on She said in those days store doors never closed that is not until the last customer had gone and that could be hi the early morning horns On the days when the salmon were ruining the store stayed open all night The porch of the store was covered with fish waiting to be shipped to San Francisco she said Mrs Barham recalled that before the saloon made its advent in Glenn her husband provided transportation to Butte City where the men could drink There was a stipulated time when the driver would return to Glenn and those not 'on hand had to find their own way back Mr and Mrs Barham moved to Durham in 1952 and three years later moved to their present address on Sunset Avenue The Barhams have two eons Lafayette who makes his home with them and Pat of Codora and a daughter Mrs Huffmaster of (Heim They have three grandchildren Nancy Huffmaster Patty Huffmaster Giiiapsy and Rebecca Barham By OSWALD It JAMES JACOBY One thing' that distinguishes the good rubber bridge player is that he is willing to overbid a trifle on his way to game He knows that if you wait for sure things you won't get set often but you aren't going to be a winner A match print player would probably drop the bidding on today's hand at two spades He would reason that a three spade bid might change his potential plus score to a minus and by passing at two spades he would not get a really bad match print score even though gafcne could be made Tommy Tailer of New York never plays match points He reasoned that there might well be a good play for four spades and that games don't grow on buShes so he rebid to three spades and hoped for the best Wingate Bixby who sat North had already made two bids with his eight high card prints but he liked his hand He had four trumps queen small of Tommy's first bid suit and confidence in his dummy play Actually the play too jack of trumps care of East's ten' at trick one and he decided that his best line of play would be to get rid -of the trumps He led bad a trump West put up Ms ace and played a third trump Then Tommy went after the club suit Since It broke 4-2 be had to use last trump to ruff out West's jack of clubs This left him with three possible losers in hearts and nothing to do but lead a heart from dummy and hope for the best East ducked the heart lead and Tommy ducked also He still had time to play up to his king of hearts again and there was always the chance that West might make a mistake West dkuivHe shifted to diamond but Tommy took ace led a heart row with Ms king and scored game and rubber GOP Women's Club To Hold Fund Raiser PARADISE (E-R) The Feather River Republican Women's Club is sponsoring a fund raising card party and dessert Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Rader Hilbe Mrs Albert Winter is chairman of the event to begin it 12:30 pm Anyone interested in attending njy contact Mrs Winter at 677-4045 Other members of the committee are Mrs Hilbe Mrs Dale Miller Mrs Glen Russell and Mrs Emfl Steincggcr The Fun Season Is Here School is nearly out -vacation is on tho tip of tongue and people are raring to go But before you leave make sure your wardrobe consists of a Cstalina swimsuit from THE FAB at 439 Bread-way Just try ene on and you will know -why Cstabnn outsails all the others GRIDLEY (E-R) Visions Through is the theme chosen by Mrs Claude Barrett for her term as president of the Gridley Junior Club Mrs Barrett and her corps at officers were installed recently at Mike and Chuck Wagon in Chico Impressive installation rites were performed by Mrs Wendell Smith of Live Oak immediate past resident of her club and newly elected treasurer for Northern District California Federation of Clubs Junior Membership Serving with Mrs Barrett are Mrs Robert Waller first vice president Mrs Win McCracken second vice president Mrs Anton Mardesich third vice president Mrs William Ward recording secretary Mrs Ron- aid Garrett treasure Mrs -Ronald Nelson corresponding secretary and Mrs John Hammons Mrs Robert Hollands-worth and Mrs Lowell King board of directors In her acceptance speech Mrs Barrett said that God and aervice we shall better communities The mother of three daughters Claudia Patricia and Deem Mrs Barrett also serves in other capao-tttei in the community She is a past president of the Manza-nita School Parent-Teacher Association served as an area chairman for the 1967 Heart Fund Drive is a member of the BiggfrGridley Memorial HoopitalPink Ladies Auxiliary and a member of the Church of the Naiarene of Live Oak She works part time hours for Dr Eugene Higgins local optometrist Mrs Ed Kilby and Mrs Kenneth Olson mrangeda skit for the of Mrs Richard Gregg to the Gridley QubT Mrs Gregg a teacher at Wilson School has been a member of Gridley Juniors since I960 A silver tray was presented to her by the chib Mrs Ben Curcuru outgoing president presented a personal gift of appreciation to the dub coordinators Mrs Steve Lam- MS Paradise Whist Club Announces Winners PARADISE (E-R) Mr and Mrs Joe Knapp were guests at the meeting of the Paradise Whist Oub at Odd Fellows Hal! Saturday evening Winners of jackpot prises were Mr and Mrs Mac Settles The door priss was presented to Lester Hinting High whist scores were turned in by Settles Charles Freeberg Paul DeMange Marian Rowe Mrs Naomi Westfall Mis Lola Caldwell Mis Dorothy Rich and Mrs Alma ZumwalL Pinochle prize winnen were Mrs Grace Edde Ames Mrs Lem Millar Mrs Doris Bond and John Vaughan Make a chic arrangement of fresh sliced nectarines egg wedges onion rings ripe olives and cooked crumbled bacon on a salad bed of torn fresh spinach and western iceberg lettuce Tbss at table with bottled Russian dressing BOYS' and GIRLS' SUMMER SLEEP WEAR Toddler to Sis 14 Teddtor Sizes 3" Sires 3 fw 14 Fashion's hottest Ham and Ihty'ra so comfortable! Sketched hero ora two styles from oar ovor-growlag soioctioa A Small check lace piped drop waist dress scoop neck style 65 Dacron polyester 35 cotton sizes 5-13 Pinkwhito turquoisewhlte yellow white 9 Shirt-collared zip front four pocket gMveless panbaress Solid colors) 5 Avril rayon 50 cotton sizes Shoo In Chfcrt win rewwwrew lioof Complete Children's Department Store Open Friday Nights 'til fym lenkemericerd 134 Ireedway it CHICO Second and Main Streets Dial 342-2S40 222 MAIN Ml-.