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ISO of the Conejo Valley ported that H 'has mailed a Also -Mrs. Joseph Morris, .llamielgvaph, used in visual rel-'nieuibi-rslrip; Mrs. Donald Mac]| Member* of tin; Kflk'f Suciciy, Wume-n's flub. By Way I'aulry |a decorative front 'panel made x Church of Jesus Christ of Lai' 1^''' - W'el Nixon showed col- igious cdueal.on, to missionaries jkenzic. room mother, soda); NEW YORK (IB Hang, on to from a sampler, vintage 1875. !|UT Day .Saints, were sponsors."' -'ides of her recent European'in New Guinea. The next sew-jMrs. Paul Kotx, first Krklay, hat old .bedspread or silk patch- Indian silk called ''shiki," with Mfor the'refre.shmems al the l.'SO t|P| I' l l > some 15 guests. He-fresh- ing meeting will be at the home'courtesy; Mrs. William (.livens, work quilt. Either could be the Another skirt, at $900 is of blue i dance Saturday evenin" The nienls were served. |of Mrs. K. D. Coker Sept. lIVscouls; Mr.-.. Henry Stone-street, nakings of a $1,000 skirt. | velvet, embossed with a raised crowd was dressed in western iTho.v U'U1 bpgi " allotlu 'r flan-;hcalth; Mrs. Hcne Ueslatiries, A woman running a dress,'design entirely of gold thread, nclgraph to be used in the Snu-,altars; and Msgr. Anthony I'KKSBYTKKIA.N garb for an "ori-the-house". kirt and accessories shop on The fabric is fror;. ancient Perid-ay school. 'Jacobs, moderator. juke-box dance. M I K S 1 0 N A K V SOCIKTV fashionable Madison Avenue sia, she said. Mrs. Tlico Mever, ' mtcontac; Serving home-made cupcakes Mrs. Joseph \ \ h i t e will tel|!< , h.ma suk, snc had ,\v^ A.MKKIfAN LI'XMO.N uses everything from Grandma's She's asking $1,100 for a skirt were Mines. James Ingersoll, about -nit her her rec-e.H recent t r i p to o Hawaii 1: awan Kl ,.,. to be AUX1L1AKV crocheted bedspread and table- of gold Ottoman silk, ornamentJ Harley Sandberg, a *,meeting oli. the Presbytermissionaries for help iir ' 'he Dewing circle of the Oxcloth to ancient tapestries in ed with a 19lh Century Italian /11 i ,,,, i. H .SU11U { LU ijiiaaiwuuinj.^ ivi u nal c :ind Jlolby,- Chnstensen. Ihose ran Missionary Society al 1 p . m . . . d t k creating clothing for such cus- flag emblem. The flag, she said, lh L m; ' ' American Legion Auxilid o n a t i n g refreshment., were tomorrow al Ihe Firsl Presby-; ^ .mcd K of ".-cnl in in this al'y nu;l Tuesday a.1 the home uf tomers as Gloria Vanderbilt, had been one of the fancier ones, nai'd Crawfnnl U i i r l i l n i h m rhni-ch. amoimeu 01 e.enus in Mines. Bernard Crawford, liurl'tcrian Church. Mrs. Albert Mehn. ,Mrs. Henry Ford II, and Mrs. used for state opcasions. cuullU Bushman, Clark Hermansen, Mrs. Bob Armstrong will g;vc; T- School Rally Day will: Working on articles of clothJ. Heinz of the 57 Varieties "Most extravagant thing , Sunday George Whitehead. (iene Harris,jthe devotional message. family. !be in October, it was unnouncod.j l n S lul ' t h u Sepulveda Veteran's ever designed was an evenin Milton Foster and the serving! 'J'ra hostesses are Mrs. G ' , , Pupils will be promoted at th a t l i l u ; s l ) l t u l wcre Mines. Mae Dr..-- dress from an aged piece of ruby The boss of this whop, called committee. ;Moline and Mrs. Archibald ' Col"'- (j|i ; t , leoll, Elma Allen, Nora Atwood, A La Carte," is Mrs. 'Joan red cut velvet. The costume inilins. Refreshments were served by; l l e l c " McMillan, Ruth llcaly, Metropolitan stitute of ' the Morse, who all her adult years T. MAKV -MAC.'DALKNK Nursery care will be provided. Mrs. Fred Weideman, chairman,!Nancy Pinckney. JcanneUa has collected rare fabrics. Re- Museum told me the material ALTAR SOUETV land Mines. Karl Boehlken, Lcon| jL ' n:il;n and Lullls Herman. cently she started turning them was worth about $2,50U," she M'TJ-IKKAN Mines. F. Walsh, Joseph Jsaia, JTucker, Catherine Klucver and' into apparel skirts, cocktail added. VKXTliH.V AVOMKN'S MOAtil'10 N. Meyers. Anthony Horkan, E. ' A r t h u r Krueger. CONTUACT UR11JGK CLUB md evening dresses and coats, "I got the stuff for a song li. Parks,- V. Pitzler and a guest, The Women's League of In honor of Admission Day; handbags and other accessories. Sold Ihe dress for $2,200, which Mrs. A. F. Light of Phoenix,'; .Johns Lutheran Church heard ncxl Monday a map of Califor'-! The Ventura Contract Bridge Monday afternoon in Cigar Band Skirls jisn't bad when you consider that Ari>:., attended a Si. Mary Mag-'a report on the Lutheran Wom- nia and thc f flag wera scrvlll 1>m 1 the Civic Recreation Center. "We never throw anything! - Christian Dior." dalene Altar Society evening'en's Missionary League conven- Ulblc lab)e d2corations. High scorers were Northaway," said Mrs. Morse, as she meeting a t ' t h e Park.-, home In'tion when they met Tuesday South: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lyon, lianlcd from a drawer a patch-l NT. AXTHONV'S Thousand Oaks, Aug. 27. . levelling in the church school. OX.VAKI) KKIDGK CLUH first; Mrs. Sally Nichols and JIOTHBKS CLUB work quilted skirt made from Mrs. Isaia presided in the ah-! Mrs. Fred Buenger, program Vcrna Neadstine, second; fabric scraps. The patchwork . Results of the Tuesday evesence of the president, Mrs. Bill'ch'airman, introduced Mrs. E. C. New bcrard members of (jlc: Bauerlein and Mrs. Hoykin. Rosary was led by Mrs.jVogcs. district president, who'St. Anthony's Mothers Club met - . with a knack for creating the ning meeting of the Oxnard [ Walsh and offered for Mrs. showed slides and gave a report'for the first time Tuesday eve- Norma bhaw, tmrd; Mr ana Duplicate Bridge Club at the skirts retail for $2(i5 each. M s Stanley Kudla who tiled recent- on the convention which was ning at the home of Mrs. |' - OUo Heidelberger, lourtn. Mrs. Morse, a tall, model-type Elks Club are as follows: ly. , July 30-Aug. 1 in Minneapolis. Thomas Vujovich, president. Easl-\\ est: H. b. ana_ Max unusual, even has designed First, Mrs. Dorothy Ward and llioa Plans were made for a back- House, first; Mrs. Bess Elliott Mrs. Isaia"" was assigned altar skirts Mom old-time silk cigar H. J. McCann; second. Erik I and Leonard Johnson, second; duty for September and Mrs. She told of the main conven- to-school social on Sept. 10. oands. These bands are vintage Paulsen and Mrs. H. J. McCann; Serving on the board with Mrs. Lorraine bills and Mrs. Horkan was appointed refresh-!lion speeches made by a 11900, she said. One skirt featured third, LI. Cmdr. and Mrs. Robment chairman. Isionary and his wife on their Mi's. Vujovich are Mrs. Raphael Jean Leon, third; and Frank a multilude - o f labels, from ert Mackintosh; and fourth, Mr. Brucker, past president; Mrs. Burke and Mrs. Ann Chadwick, After the meeting the group!work in India. "Rose of Cuba" lo "American and Mrs.' George .Voll. 10 me lUetnoctist jvirs. Marvin ,iuuas gave tne 'harles Kipp, vice president ifourth. Tramp." Mrs. Morse said one of A second field director has,continued through the Inter- adjourned and publicity chairman; Mrs. her cigar skirt customers is Mrs. OXXABD BEACH been added to the staff of the mediate Scout program to the church annex where they were scripture reading. Donald Driecoll, secretary; Mrs. Robert Puark, wife of the WOMEN'S CLUB Ventura County Girl Scout Mariner Senior Scouts in high the guests of Mrs. Parks at the The sewing committee re- Earl Smith Jr., treasurer; Mrs. colun.nisl. The Oxnard Beach Women's Council. Mrs. Henry Prairie of school and became 'a leader of Arthur Kummer and Mrs. Neighborhood for three years, in ra College and attended the Club will meet Tuesday at 8 One of the prettiest skirls in, Ojai will be new co-director. Intermediate and Mariner during which the number of By United Pi-ess * University of California at San- Frank Hays, ways and means p.m. at the Campfire building. the shop is a white, crochetedMrs. Prairie's work will in- troops. chairmen. Shades of the ballet! Now it Girl Scout troops tripled in the ta Barbara. At present she is t bedspread, stiffened with a'. clude giving basic leadership She was organization.-commit! s completing her undergraduate backing of black pellon. '' dancer's 'tights which the courses for Girl Scout leaders, tee chairman on the board of neighborhood. She attended the former Ven- requirements there. For the past ^^d^d'butte^or^y bu i-^- T. S tights, which for dancers conducting advance workshops, directors and a member of the tura Girl Scout Camp Eda for three summers she lias been a ness is the sheath dress," said jThe usually come in basic black, and advising three districts, training committee before her 10 years, first as a camper and swimming and life-saving inMrs. Morse. "I make the sheaths have THE CLEANER blossomed out in all colors, which cover Port Hueneme, El retirement from professional then as staff member. For five structor at Matilija Hot Springs. of upholstery fabric." stripes and prints for the teen- Rio, Oxnard, Camarillo, Thous- scouting to rear her son, who is years she was volunteer day She is an active member of Phi The Biggest and the Best But the pride of her shop is age and collegiate set. Frequent- and Oaks, and Simi. The present now eight years old. Wagon Whcol Road camp director and staff member. Alpha Kappa national sorority her collection of one-of-a-kind ly they arc the underpinnings field director, Miss Eleanor 3034 So. Saviors Rood skirts, made from lush, modern for Bermuda shorts or short S.mith, will conlinue to advise Mrs. Prairie was neighbor- Mrs. Prairie received her As- and the Ojai Valley Recreation hood chairman for the Nordhoff sociate of Arts degree from Ven- Coordinatincr Council. 'fabrics combined with medieval skirts. the Ojai, Ventura, and Fillmoretapestries, antique embroideries .j Santa Paula districts. and historical military banners! Take Jimc a U K at children's wear Mrs. Prairie was field director! aJ U look all museum pieces. For these.ifor fall and winter ;lnd you for the council from 1947 to 1349,' women pay as much as $1,100. wonder whatever became when it was being Gets Top Prices pastels. The newest color trend I Her long association with Girl Typical of her work is a full is to black, often in combination Scouts began when she was a length evening skirt of heavy, with white, red or blue. Brownie in a local Looks like fall is about ready to jump in head first with school beginning next week and all the clubs scheduling their first meetings of the 1957-58 242 N. 'A' St. year. If you are live hospitality Oxnard HU 3-1630 chairman of your club and have had a hard time rounding up Specials for THURS., enough china and glassware for that first party,' relax! A call ' FRI., SAT. & SUN. to Joe Sauceda at THE PLACE, 955 Wpoley Road,. will ' solve your -'problem.- Yoii:. can rent all S & F INSTANT DEL MONTE CREAM STYLE the dishes, punch cups, silverware and. coffee, urns, you need in all the latest exciting at a nominal fee. There are also tables and chairs for rent. shades, fur blends, novelty styles. In other words, you can rent everything but the food to make your party a success. And if you're interested in SIZES 34-40REG. PRICE TROPICAL STRAWBERRY furniture of any kind or description THE PLACE is just the place to go! You can rent it, trade it, sell, it or buy it. Not only do they carry new and used furniture but also you'll find a big line of unfinished furniture that you can easily finish to suit your taste. DR. ROSS Why don't you tak a.run out to With each sweater the store. You'll probably, find iust what you've been 'looking purchase at 7.98 for. or over,-one pair * * .* FRANCO AMERICAN O CANS S| of matching ANGORA With school starting the bil cycle traffic seems to' double. and wool ANKLETS. ' A bike is almost as important Regular value for the school boy or girl as a 2'15-OZ CANS 29C new outfit for that first day at school. If the bikes in your family need repairs, It's high time you saw Van at VAN'S Nabisco Vanilla Wafer BIKE & HOBBY SHOP . . . Or if your youngsters need new bikes, you'll find the complete line of Columbia and Schwin bicycles that can be purchased to mix or match with the CUT RITE at low weekly payments. Special Purchase Sweaters . . If you're planning .on makin soft luxurious flannel. ing a bicycle the headliner on KRAFT VELVEETA Lined seat. Regularly 9.98. the Christmas gift list, Van advises, you to put your choice || on lay away soon. Don't wait |l until the week before Christinas 5izes 6 to 16 | or you may be disappointed.
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