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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28. 19 IS HANFORD MORNING JOURNAL, HANFORD, CALIFORNIA SOCIETY page four (flab A and CtodgnA lodges Social Events clubs Episcopal Young People Have First Meeting DORIS ROBERTSON VOLLEY. Woman's Page Editor Hanford WBA Honors Member at Dinner District A A UW Plan Workshop THURSDAY Kappa Tail Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority will sponsor a Halloween, dance at the Haniord Womans Club house. There will be dancing, games and lel'reshments. Circle No One of the Methodist Womens Society of Christian Ser-ice meets at the home of Mrs.

J. W. DeBoe, 1310 Kaweah street, at 2 p. m. Pythian Sisters lodge meeting at the Pythian Hall, 319 N.

Harris street 8 p. m. Circle Three of the Baptist Womens Missionary Union meets at the home of Mrs. J. L.

Smith, 318 Porter street, 2 p. m. with Mrs. J. P.

Ellis and Mrs. Bragg Campbell as co-hostesses. FRIDAY Lakeside Ladies Aid game party at 8 p.m. in the Guernsey Hall. Womens Socnety of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church meets for a Quiet Hour Program at 2 p.

m. to 3 p. m. in Mary Lane Hall to close the Week of Prayer and Self Denial. SAIUKDAi Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles will sponsor a masquerade dance for Eagle members and their friends, 9 p.

m. to 1 a. at Coe Park. Veterans Show A Cast Begins Rehearsals Here MEMBERS OF the Womens Fresno State Lucille Ellen Wolf of Fresno Will Wed Kenneth Allen Clyde HIGHLIGHTING The Christmas holidiays will be the mar-riase ot Lucille Ellen Wolf, daughter of Mrs. Geoige Woif of Fresno, and Kenneth Allen Clyde, son of Sheriff and Mrs.

O. II. Clyde of this city. The voung couple will be joined in an afternoon ceremony ai the First Baptist Church of Fresno on Sunday, Dec. 26 Announcement of their betrothal was made Monday evening when the bride-elects sister, Charlotte Wolf, entertained a group of high school and college friends at the Wolf home on Black- stone avenue.

Buffet refreshments were served and the guests learned ot the forthcoming wedding when they were given napkins mxciioed with the couples names. Attending from Hanford were the prospective bridegrooms mother, Mrs. Clvde, and 'his younger sister, Marilyn. Miss Wolf is the daughter of Mrs. George Wolf of Fresno.

She was graduated from the Fresno High School and attended Aim-strongs College in Berkeley. She plans to continue her busmens course at the University of Oregon, enrolling in Februaiy lot the spring semester. Clyde is a student at the University of Oregon where lie is majoring in architecture. He graduated from Haniord High School and during the war he served with the navy for two years, spend-ing one year on the Island of Oahu at the navj mam lauiiu' radio station. A member of the reserve, he is a radioman 3 Upon returning to civilian life, Clyde attended isalia ol.ego loi two years before entering the university in September.

After their marriage, the newly-weds will make their home Oregon to continue their education. Benefit evening dinner Sterling and her to make a Chinese caie tor a meeting honoring Mrs. Roughton. Mrs. Roughton husband are leaving soon their home in Fresno.

THE FIRST meeting of the Episcopal Young Peoples Gtoup was held in the Parish Hall of the Chui ch of the Saviour Sunday evening. Future plans for the organization were discussed, with Temple Davies acting as adviser and host for the evening. A committee composed of Reuben Moulton, Harry Cotfin. Gerry McKim and Paula Calk acted as tempm ary otticers. Refreshments were served and games were played with high prize going to Harty Cotfin.

Among those attending were Reuben Moulton, Harry Coffin, Gerry McKim, Paula Calk, Tuck Halsey, Betty Moi rison, Ben McDonald, Dorothy Simone. Jack Rapp, Maureen Gnes.s and Doris Cochrane d'he next meeting will be held Sunday. Nov. 7 at 6 Following dinner, the group adjourned to the home of Mrs. Arthur Hird where they spent the remainder of the evening playing cards.

The next business meeting will be held at the Porter street home of Mrs. Grace Tomer. SPRAY PAINTING Roofs a Speciality. Interior and Exterior. Licensed and Insured for your protection.

JOHN BROWN Phone 55 F-2 Give generously to your Kings Community Chest. It furnishes the sole support for all Boy and Girl Scouts, Y.M.C.A. and C.Y.O. members, and the Salvation Army of Kings County. 4' si, b'rfp 'P's -V s' SfSs 'V Tk REHEARSALS BEGAN Tuesday evening on Komedy ty me, the veterans welfare benetit show to be presented here Thursday and Friday evening, Nov.

4 and 5, at the Hanford Civic Auditorium. under the auspices ot the local Veterans) ot Foreign Wars Auxiliary According to Doruie OConner, the director who was brought here Irom Hollyv.ood lor the show, she has found an unusually talented group of localites tor the cast. Kumedy ty me. says Miss OConner is what the name implies a hdaiious comedy, with songs, dances and dialogues The east will Le composed ot all llau-lotd talent." Miss OConner added. 'This is a community project and -any organization may be represented in the show.

Everyone will want fo see Ins fi lends and neighbors on the stage and the show is just one houi and a half of good entertainment for the whole family. A Tiny Tot personality eontest is to be held in conjunciton with two weeks to six years is eligible to enter the contest. Mothers interested in the contest should contact Mrs. J. W.

McFarland, telephone 638-M. Contest winners will be crowned king and queen on the stage at Friday evenings show in the local auditorium. Yvonne Marie Fernandes Weds Edward F. Rosa in Ceremony 5 RERIS'AVJ SlfcO AY CASH CARRY IT -YOU SAVE! People JOwiO CENTRAL BRANCHES of the American Association of University Women will conduct an all-day workshop in the Fresno State College auditorium Saturday, it was announced today. Registration begins at 9 a.

m. in the ioyer of the Student Union building and the first general session is scheduled for 9 30 a. m. At that time Mrs. E.

C. Lamph-ier, South Pacific regional vice-president, will speak on The Challenge to Membership. Margaret Straight, state education chairman will discuss the educational questionnaire What Do You Think of At 10:45 a. m. the meeting will break into a series of round table conterences led by state divisional chairmen including: art, Mrs.

Helen Pierce: education, Mrs. Straight; international relations, Mrs. Joseph Le Conte; press, Mrs. Dennis B. Wheeler; social studies, Mrs.

A. Brooks Poy nter and status of women, Mrs. M. L. Cormack.

Mrs. Lamphier will meet informally with members at 12 oclock and luncheon will be served at 12:45 p. m. at the Student Union when reports of the morning meeting will begin. At 2:30 p.

the workshop will he resumed with the state chairman in charge. Meetings will include fellowship by Mrs. Harvey Barr; legislation, Mrs. Nora Elick-i'eldt; program, Mrs. Wallace Wal-ton; membership, Mrs.

E. Ransom Fox; motion pictures and radio listening, Mrs. Chester Orman-ney, and recent graduates. Mrs. Josephine Petty.

Mrs. Forster Rand Sipith, the state president, will preside at the open session. Several members of the newly organized Haniord branch of the American Association of University Women are planning to attend the meeting. 'a ijjlitgowns ZD mony, the wedding guests weie le-ceived at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mix.

James Fernandes of GiangoviUe boulevard. The brides aur.t wore a d.uk green dress with buck accessories and a corsage of white roxes The bridegrooms mother wore brown with gold accessories and a corsage cf yellow loses. A miniatue bride and groom, encircled by a heart, were mounted on the top of the thiiv-tier wedding cake. Flanking the cake were all white candles in crystal holders. White baby chrysanthemums at the luxe of the cake completed the contr-piece.

Refreshments wete served buffet style on the lawn. The bride attended schools Hawaii and Haniord, graduating irom llaniurd High School last June. Rose attended school in Masxaehusettes and served in the navy during the war. The newly-weds aie spending their honeymoon motoring along the coast and will return -to Hanford where they will make their homo. So Cozy and Warm Dorean Wright Is Honored On Tier Birthday IN A single ring ceremony Saturday morning at SI.

Brigids Church, Yvonne Marie Fernandes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Fernandes of Honolulu, Hawaii, became the bride of Edward F. Rosa. Rosa is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. John F. Rosa, formerly of Pea-bodv. Mass, who are now residing in Hanford. Rev.

Fr. Dominic Franci united the couple in the presence of relatives and friends. The bride, who was given in marriage by her uncle, John Fernandes, wore a gown of white satin, designed with an off-the-shoulder effect, a chiffon yoke anil' lace-trimmed ruffle. The full skirt, which fell into a long train, had a peplum which was also lace trimmed. With her wedding costume she wore a lace, the gift of an uncle in liono-white gold and diamond necklace, the gift of an uncle in Honolulu.

Her flowers were a spray of white roses with an orchid center. Joan Amaral, a cousin of the bridegroom, was maid of honor. She preceded the bride to the altar wearing an aqua-colored gown and carrying a spray of pink carnations. Best man compliments were extended to Arnold Fernandes, the biides i i i 5 Immediately following the cere- New Officers Named At Girl Scout Meet Wonderfully warm gowns of cozy flannelette! Long sleeves protect your arms, full cut ami front pleats allow you to sleep easily! Solids, prints, sizes 1G to 20. AT THE home of Molly Walker on Elm stiett Sunday evening Dorean Wught was.

the guest of honor at a party sponsored by the Westminser Fellowship of the Presbyterian Church In lecogmtiou of her birthday, the college and high school young people adjourned trom the Youth Chapel to the social evening. Martha Plummer, president, and Stanley Malstrom, advisor, guided the group in making plans lor the annual state convention to be held in San Jose on Nov. 5 and G. Next Sunday evening, the young people will present the colored motion picture of Christian Mission in Alaska, Froin Ketchikan to Barrow, inviting members and friends of the parish to be their guests. CHILDREN'S Zette Bleetker, international author and lecturer, has been a heuseguest at the home of Mr.

eel Mrs. A. A. Holston, 1407 Green slice i. Bleecker was guest speak Wodresdah atternoon at the Hanloid Womans Club.

On luesdav atternoon she addressed a thih audience in Exeter. Barney Beitaina, Grangeville boulevaid, was taken to the Hanlon! Sanitarium Saturday for treatment 1m injuries incurred in a fall at his home. Ills condition was repoiieu to be lmpiuviug Wednesday morning. I- dr jr A group of 31 members of the Coreoian Business and Professional Womens Club were expected to attend Wednesday evenings dinner meeting oi the Hanford BPW at a local eate. At that time, Dorothy Donahue ot Bakersfield wax scheduled as guest speaker.

i is Thaddeus Lowell Smith, 17, Airman iirsl class, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Smith of rural Haniord, is spending a 30-day leave at home with his parents. Smith took his recruit training at San Diego and was transferee! to Memphis, Tenn for a course in aviation fundamentals and aviation mechanics, from which he has just cadii fed.

He will report back to San Diego for assignment to an aii craft squadron. i i J. Ira Blakeley, pioneer farmer of Lemoore, was taken to the Hanford Sanitarium Monday morning. He is reported to be seriously dl and unable to receive visitors. Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. McCov of near Santa Cmz are here visiting with friends a few days while attending to business matters Mr. and Mix.

Hugh Devine of Frexno visited here Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs George Waite, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Waite and their tamiliex and old time iiiends Mr. and Mrs.

Guy Hays will leave next Tuesday on a vacation trip to Santa Cruz, San Francisco and San Luis Oispo. Sam Seheeringa will substitute for Hays as custodian of the civic STYLED TO ACCENT YOUR WINTER WARDROBE And Match Your Accessories YOUR GAGE IIAT HERE EXCLUSIVELY PERSONALITY FITTED ANNETTE, Milliner 430 North Irwin We Fit the face and Pocketbook COATS i War Miurajamas AND For Cold Nights DRESSES BACK AGAIN- OUR OLD FASHIONED BARGAIN BEE! Sizes 1 to 67 to 14 20 off NEW OFFICERS were elected recently when members of Clover-leaf Girl Scout Troop No. 4, sponsored by the Hanford Fraternal Order of Eagles, met at the home of their leader, Mrs. Dale Tuzzi. Lois Dew hirst was named president of the group; Rita Eld, sec-retary-tieasurer, and Carolyn Marvin, scribe.

Among those attending the meeting and enjoying a pot luck dinner were Lois Devvhirst, Sandra Ahlen, Marlene Pimentel, Rita Eld, Lorraine Bennett, Carolyn Mai in and Ruby Dale Tuzzi. The troop lather, Dale Tuzzi, joined the group. Pert butcher boy pajamas with snug collars, button fronts. Youll like the roomy design too, and the pocket to tuck a hankie into! Tearose, blue. T1IU RS.

Fill. SAT. Plain, Plaid and Reversible Rain Coats some with hoods ami some without. Plain and plaid Dresses in Wools and Taffetas. Pennets Work Shoes Are A Triple-Good Buy! Fathers Get Pre-Natal Care CHICAGO (UP) The Chicago Lying-in Hospital is determined to do more than never lose a father.

The hospital holds fathers classes to prepare husbands for the change in their wives during pregnancy. The classes also include instruction in baby care for later on. BABY SHOP AVILA'S Congratulations To Wayne McKean on his birthday Wednesday, Oct. 27. 215 N.

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Tough brown retan leather in a plain toe style, good for the farm good for the fai torv. Long-wearing leather mid-ole and heavy cord out-ede and heel. Sizes 6 to 1 2. CLOSE-KMTTEI) COTTON SLEEPERS 1.39 BOYS COTTON UNION SUITS, Knee Length 1.39 MENS FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS 3.98 BOYS FLANNELETTE PAJAMAS 2.9S Brown retan leather blucher with oil-treated single leather sole and rubber heel Brown cowhide with heavy Vul-Cqrk sole (a combination of rubber and erk like walking on a thick carpet!) 6.50 6.50 TvT.