Tulare Advance-Register from Tulare, California • 4

July 19i TTLARK. nn! TlmM mm WOMEN'S NEWS Birthday Honors Shared by Two At TDES Hall HILDA FAIL, Editor About TL Br I ne nida fall Town A birthday party at the TDES Mrs. Paul Hixon Is Recipient Of Shower Gifts hall Tuesday was a surprise Uhan-d jointly bv Mrs. Ezabelle COOK SHACKS EMPLOYMENT OFFICES DUNK HOUSES STORAGE SHEDS PROCESSING PLANTS Los Angeles Girl Is Honor Guest at Party Chicken pie and melon salad were served to luncheon guests at the Robert Nichol home on Cherry avenue Wednesday afternoon when Miss Dorothy Nichol entertained in honor of Miss Joan Kelly of Los Angeles. A period of visiting followed the luncheon and later the girls went for a swim in the pool at the Tom Gist ranch.

Guests with Miss Kelly were the Misses Margaret Elkins. Joan Ledbetter and Noralee Safarjan and Mesdames Jack Elkins, Johnnie Wayne and Robert Nichol. All Sfee Building At Low Cosf C. Cardoza and Serafin Rerbeira. The early part of the evening was spent dancing to music furnished by a string orchestra.

Musicians were Manuel Enos, Furtuoso Lemas and Matheus Luiz. The honored guests were then escorted to chairs in the middle of the hall. The two were directed to cut their birthday cakes and then open the gifts brought by their friends. Mrs. Caroza is leaving soon to visit the Azores islands and many of her gifts were selected because of their suitability for use on her trip.

She also received a beautiful set of silverware. Refreshment tables held arrangements of mixed flowers and the main table was centered with a blue crepe pnpor ship filled with daisies. A birthday cake stood at either end of the ship. Ice cream and punch were server! with cake. Adding further pleasure to the occasion.

Miss Telvina Luiz sang A breakfast party at the Babe Nelson home, Thursday morning, was keynoted by pink and blue shower appointments. Mrs. Nelson and Mrs. Gene McClure were co-hostesses, complimenting Mrs. Paul Hixon.

Breakfast was served at card tables covered with printed cloths, and the shower motif was complemented by pink and blue floral centerpieces. A parasol made a canopy for the gift table, further emphasizing the party colors. Those present were the Mesdames Hixon, Ernest Lambreeht, L. T. Jacobsen, Carl Steel, Freeman Gentry, Ed Moore, Dan Winters, Russell Smith.

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Stop In today or write for details and prices. won Cliifiipo photographers, also movie contrail. esses. Invited to the party but unable to be present were Mrs. Emma Topp and Bertha Franklin and Mrs.

How-Beulah Swain were recent visard Holsonbake. itors at Bass Lake for three days. folk songs and pla3'ed the guitar with her brother, Matheus, ac- Every Item of Interest companying on the mandolin. 1 lostesses for the evening were the mesdames Mary Serpa. Ezabelle Rerbeira and Millian Serpa.

The recent week of camping at Whitake- Forest for Camp Fire girls and others of their age group was an outstanding success. The girls enjoyed the outing immensely and without exception appear to have profited from the standpoint of health and happiness. Parents who visited the camp during their stay were so favorably impressed that they wish the time could have been two weeks instead of one. Much comment concerned the detailed plans that were carried out, completely filling each day with varied and interesting activities. The camp is the type of recreation that is to be desired for our young girls and too much credit cannot be given the organization and individuals who made it possible.

Donations to cover expenses for five girls at camp were contributed by the Tulare Business and Professional Women's club, Rotary club, Lions club, Woman's club and Mrs. Edith Moore, who managed the Woolworth store during her residence in Tulare. Food donations were made by Roy Monroe, Dan Guer-in and Gaven Fell. Assisting with transportation and other activities that were additional to their duties as members of the Camp Fire organization were Mrs. Robert Spawn, Mrs.

Arthur Moore, Mrs. Alfred Koeppe and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Knox. Mrs.

Marion Harris, camp committee chairman, acknowledges the able assistance of Mesdames Spawn, Moore, N. E. Olson, Oscar Nelson, John Rol-ertson, Pete Girado, Clarence Sturgeon and Bill Badgley. To all of them go the sincere thanks of the parents of the girls. If you have a fireplace you can have plenty of firewood this winter with very little effort.

Oscar Lampe has even considered running advertisements in the Los Angeles papers in hope of having the huge accumulation at Lampe Lumber yard hauled away. They have an enormous pile of slabs, cut in fireplace lengths, that they will give in any amount to anyone who will come and take the wood away. Shoes Repaired While U-Wait ALL WORK GUARANTEED at Don's Electric SHOE REPAIR SHOf 115 South Street Next to Corner Drug NEWS OF YOUR FRIENDS Sold by Water Line Relaying Begins on East Tulare Before a section of East Tulare street, near the Wilson school, can be paved, workers are replacing 1,200 feet of an old water line which had been breaking and causing trouble. Work on the line is being dotie by the William Lyles company, A venal. The paving contract, let in 1012, will be carried out as soon as the new line is laid.

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D. L. Aitken, 520 Delwood Drive. Mr. and Mrs.

Jeff Hahesy and children and her mother, Mrs. M. K. L'dgmon, will join Mr. and Mrs.

A. Reese and children, Vi-salia, for a family picnic at Terminus Beach Friday evening. Mrs. I loose is Mrs. Hahos.y's sister.

Mr. and Mrs. Bernard (Jins-burg and (laughters, Marilyn and Sue, will go to Santa Cruz Friday. The family will spend two days at the beach and return home Sunday, leaving Sue at Camp Kennol.yn, in the Santa Cruz mountains, for six weeks. Miss Shirley Holland is here from Vallejo to spend a month at the home of her father, Al Holland.

Mrs. John Molles returned Wednesday from Oakland where she attended the SPRSI convention. Mrs. Klla B. Price was a recent spectator-diner tit Karl Carroll's famout (heater-restaurant in Hollywood.

Miss Joan Kelly of Los is guest for a month at I lie home of Mr. ami Mrs. Jack i. In and Around Tulare Mr. Mrs.

Harvey Lauritzon returned to their home on Pros-perity avenue Wednesday night after spending a week at. Eos Angeles. Hollywood and Hills. One of the highlights of their vacation was dining at Earl Carroll's theater-restaurant. Major and Mrs.

Richard W. Satterihwaite flew here from Beverly Hills Thursday to spend two days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rabe Nelson. They will lo accompanied home by their small son, Richard, who remained for a week with his grandparents when Mrs.

Satterthwaite returned south after a Fourth of July visit here. C. Jacohson is a guest for a week al the home of his daughter, Mrs. Chris Haessler. He was accompanied here Wednesday by his grandson, Kenneth Roessler.

and daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ethel Jacohson, who had been visiting the Jaeobsons at their Reverly Hills home. Mrs. I. L.

Nikkei returned Wednesday to her homo at Stockton after a week's visit with her son, Merrill Nikkei, and family. Mrs. Merrill Nikkei and son, Hobby, returned Wednesday from a visit at Stockton. Respirator Typo 17 Brand Ntw. Covtrnmenl turplut.

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Mrs. Arthur Patterson was here from Pixley Wednesday. The San Francisco matron is the houscgucst of Mr. and Mrs. R.

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