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HOftftY SOX By Matty Links UNUSUAL! INTEREST IS CENTERED IN FERN AVE. MEET Fern Avenue P.T.A. hold Its first meeting of the new school term Wednesday evening, Sept. 24 In the school auditorium. The Margaret Condon Is 'Enrolled At Wheaton College Miss Margaret Condon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. meeting was opened by Presi- ro]led dent Mrs. V. T. Vanderpool. Flag ly' salute was presented by mem- Condon, ISOt Arlington ave., en- Wheaton college recent- .. col'?»e' loc«ted ' n - , , bers of Scout Troop 610 followed Wh<*t°n. til.. i«' the largest lib- by the National Anthem. eral arts collet?* In Illinois, its \V5despread interest was shown enrollment topping 1,500. The col in the new school system by the lp*p is uni «u* "> ^vins students presence of the school faculty as tmm "> °« **«y state In the: well as the unusually large at- Union and from TO forolgn coufl tendance of parents. I tries. Principal A.-N. Posner Intro- * * * uced the teachers, telling from rATHO? tn here they came and a bit of round. It was Interesting to ote that colleges and unlversl- . ., , law him in the grade from \ s . 00 ctac^ , nd fmes of which he or she would derive tract and auctlon £ rid g<,f p| nochi e "P*uU't t«kint) h<r br««Hng-up with Danny kinda hard. Shc't futcd to daic anyone for three days!" Rose-Marie Pickett Kenneth D. Tuttle Wed In Home Rite The home of Mr. and Mrs. dfcud Pickett, 3»1> Emerald *v»., was the nuptial setting when their daughter became the bride of KenMth D. Tuttle, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Tultle, Of 1U3 Carson st. Rev. C. M. Northrup. pastor of First Baptist church officiated In the presence of 76 wedding guests. Assisting With the nuptials was Britton ROBS, dean of Baptist Bible col- tot. Given m marriage by her fa- trie bride was attractively tttlred In a grey suit compl menUd with a corsage of white orchids. Miss Claudlne Pickett also wearing grey with garde- nias and yellow roses, was he sister's maid of honor. Her Tuttle was the bridegroom's bolt man. Leslie Long played the wedding marches and accom panlment for Ray White, who sang. Following a reception Mr. and )tn. TutUe left for a honeymoon trip to his former home, Gushing on at. Mrs. TutUe was graduated from Torranc* high school with the class of winter 1947. Her hus $and, a veteran of three yeai service with the U. 8. Navy, wa dOeated in Gushing, Oklahom 4chools. . i ".. . * )»* iq rJOUUUL FMM Mr. and Mrs. Q. J. Deroul and sobs Da), Pat and Mike, a " pariied ,ljy her parents, M Urs. C. E. Ward, left Fr for Parker Oam for a vis home of Mr. and Mrs Gay,' formerly of this, city this evening's arty are Mrs Re. Si. B. P. W. CLUB NITIATES GROUP AT RECENT MEET Their first fall Initiation meet ng was a delightful occaslo or members of National Bus ess and Professional Women lub of Torrance when they gath red last week In Iron's Cottage :pdondo Beach. President Helen Williams con ucted the meeting with Bobb oidan and Katherlne Zoellc ompleting dinner party arrang menta. Emma Roberts, membership 'halrman and Anna Sandstrom, mblom chairman, participated rn an impressive ceremony at the nltiatlon of the following new members, each of whom was pre- nted with a lovely corsage, Joel-Lucllle Cook, Helen Blowse, Margaret Collopy, Zada Ramsey and Lillian Shrlner. Dorothy Rogers was the reci- pient of a handsome wool blan- et In conjunction with the ways and means project, directed by Addle Parks and Mrs. Chris Jones was winner of a blanket In the club's current blanket club. Mrs. Parka announced that a rummage sale will be a club- iponsored affair early this month. he most good during the school and 500 wlll t>tgln f ear, doing away with the half- f reshments will be served at th erm session. cloae ot D]ay Mr. J. H. Hull, the Torrance P City schools superintendent, waa he principal speaker. He gave ON VACATION very Interesting talk on the Mr. and Mm. John Keefer, o need for more school room here 2289 Torrance blvd., are enjoyin now, and the plans we must ten days'- vacation In San Fran make for our very rapidly grow- 1 cisco. ng community. From the Interest shown the outset of the first term un der the new system, this P.T.A. should prove very successful in its annual membership drive The meeting was adjourned and- refreshments were served in the kindergarten room * .* * VGA. CLAIM metMtAW9 mtt VACATION Mrs. P. H. Clark, 1731 Andreo ve., is entertaining as her house guest a girlhood friend, Mrs. B. A. \Varner, of Calgary, Alberta. The ladles were school friends rl Maine. Mr?. Clark had just returned from six weeks' visit at the home of her Son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. David Clark and son Frank Wll- lam, at Lake Nordtn, S. Dak. She also reports an enjoyable wo weeks' vacation with th<»m at Rapid City, In the Black Hllb. FROM OSLO, NORWAY Complimenting Mrs. Ana Nel son, who arrived recently from her home in Oslo, Norway for a' year's visit with friends In Southern California, Mrs. Fred O. Bacon entertained at lunch- eon Wednesday afternoon at her tome, 1303 Pprtola ave. Mrs Bacon's mother, Mrs., Earl Ihme of San Pedro, also was present. ripile T's Plan Salia Dinner Dance hursday, Oct. 9 : Inaugurating their 1947-48 sea- on, members of Torrance Triple "s and their guests will dine md dance Thursday evening, Oct. 9 in Palos Verdes Country lub. > TORRANCE HERALt RETURN TO TORRANCE Mrs. W. E. Keefer, (Lu'Lee and children Karen and William Edward Jr., arrived last week from Clovts, N. M., to join Col William E. Keefer, A.A.F. Tern porarlly they are visiting at hi parents' home, 2259 Torranc blvd. mittee of arrangements will be TO MAKE HOME HERE Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Gil keson, of Standard Oil Lease, eft Friday for Saskatchewan, Canada, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Gilkeson Following the sale of her prop- >rty there Mrs. Gilkeson will n turn to make her home in South ern California. She had been visiting here since last Decem her. STRIPERS TAKEN Fair catches of large striped bass were taken this week from the waters of San Pablo Bay the coast of Marin county. Par ticularly good catches were mad of Point San Quentln, Chin Camp, and the mouth of Peta lurna creek. REGISTRATION ARDS MUST BE N FULL VIEW California motorists will bj_ iked to place 1948 registration ards In their automobiles in uch a manner that the name nd address can be read through he closed front left hand win- low, Motor Vehicles Director Ed- ;ar E. Lampton said today. A request to that effect is be- ng printed on the reverse side he new registration cards. October 8, 1947 I STATE TO GET 'TOUGH1 WITH -• RELIEF CHISELERS = _.. -j "get tough" edict. E. L. r Kin'ser, Southern California Areai investigator for the California Department of Employment, an-~ ;es that his staff has been ised from four to 15 full-- time members, all aiming at fer-~ reting out illegal unemployment. aid recipients. Kinser reports that his office" has uncovered considerable petty- racketeering. ;* AUTOMOTIVE MILEAGES The average passenger cai he United States travels 9,300 miles a year, while a truck av 5 nearly 11,000. USES IX>TS OF .IUICE J Cigar lighters are one of th;5 largest consumers of electricity" among the electrical items on. »C car. BEAT HIGH BUILDING COSTS . . . BUILD YOIH OWN HOME LOW PAYMENT LOANS 2 B.R. UP TO $2300. TOTAL COST UNDER $2500. PRE-CUT HOMES BLONDIN & DELANEY : 14320 HAWTHORNE BLVD. Open Every Day Except Fridaf LUTHERAN LADIES ARRANGE MEETING The Ladles Missionary Society and Aid will meet on Thursday, Oct. 9 at 2 p.m. in the Parish house. A special thank-offering program will feature Dean Tron- vet of the Lutheran Bible Insti- tute of Los Angeles, guest speak- er. All the ladles of the congre- gation are welcome. Club Juniors At District Meeting In Hollywood A district conference dinner of | the Junior Woman's club was | held at Tom Brennarban's res- taurant Monday. Those attending | from Torrance were Mmee J. Montague, H. L. Whgner. R. C. I Jones, C. H. Bennett, L. A. Me- Coy, .Misses Helen Lockwood and I JoAnne Banks, and sponsors Mesdames S. V. Rauss. W. 1.1 Laughon and J. T. Oursler. New officers of the district I were introduced by Mrs. Robert LeRoy, president of District Jun-1 lore. The philanthropic , project for thp year is to be decided upon at the next meeting. Those un- der consideration are donations for the establishment of a cot- tage In the Cancer Memorial hos- pital, to the Auricular society, to the Big Sister home for unmar- ried mothers and to Children's Home for mentally 111 and de- linquent. Announcement was made of a Federation dance to be held at the Pasadena Athletic club on Oct. 24. * * * Brownie Troop 409 "MAKE YOUR OWN TERMS Within Reason." &*££ DENTISTRY KQ EXTRA ^ COSTJ You will *pprtci«tc how easy it ii to arrange for credit at Or. Cowen'i ... no delay or un- neccuary invettigation. Come in nd arrange to have all your necesury work completed RIGHT NOW ... pay later in im.ll weekly or monthly amounts. Alto enjoy wearing your plates while paying. This Liberal Service Doei Not Cost You One Extra Penny and you can male Your Own Reasonable Terms. At First Meeting Following Vacation Resuming activities following summer vacation were members of Junior Woman's club-spon sored Brownie Troop No. 409 who gathered last week at Jhe home of the ieadc», Mrs. George A. Bradford Jr., 132S Beech ave. Assisting with arrangements was Mrs. Marion Welton, co-leader. A review of their summer va- cation activities occupied the ;irls with group singing round- ng out the afternoon session. Refreshments were served. * * * Junior Clubwomen Initiate Group At Informal Meeting Wednesday evening Torrance Junior Woman's club members enjoyed'a pot luck dinner at the clubhouse. Those on the host ess committee were: Mmes. P. L. Smith, E. E. Clayton, R. B. Trezlse. Gerald Grubb and B. R. Coast. An Informal Initiation of new members was held with Mrs. L. A. McCoy and Mrs. D. C. Moshos presiding over the frivolity. A short business meeting fol- lowed with Mrs. J. P. Montague, president, announcing the ap- pointment of Mrs. D. B. Eubank as point system chairman. A bake sale will be held down- town Saturday, Oct. 18, with Mrs. R. T. Baughan as chairman. * * * i. P. BRAYS, MOTHER ON VACATION TRIP Mr. And Mrs. T. A. B/ay, of 2011 Andreo eve., have been en- tertaining as their house guests their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Bray and son Joseph P. Jr., of Miami, Fla. and her mother, Mrs. An- thony Lombardo, of New York City. Highlights of their activi- ties have been a visit to Knott's Berry Farm, the Ice Follies, Blackouts of 1947 and other en- tertainment centers. The vaca tloners will return to their homes at the conclusion of three weeks' visit here. * * * AT LAVOHON BOMB Mr. and Mrs. Otto Roewer have returned to their home near Milwaukee, Wls., following a week's visit at the home of Dr. nd Mrs. W. I. Laufhon. Uct.cn. «~ CAMNJDFKUITS Applesauce '"*"<""' Grapefruit Grapefruit Grapefruit Nectarines (HelvM. MVMta Peaches ICMMM.Y*! Peaches 15' Nu Made Mayonnaise V 22* (Pint |ac. 39c; quwt lor, 69cl Duchess Salad Dressing '£ 17* Cflnl |ar. 3lc; Quart |ar. 55cl Sandwich Spread ^ '£ 17' (PHI (or. ilcl Durkee £££, "£ 32* Miracle Whip rxT^g W(iT' 18" trim |a>, 33c: Quart |ar, 59cl Miracle s££i* £'33" Kraft Mayonnaise '£' 23* Here's further proof that our everyday low prices can mean dollars to you. The values listed here are typical of the hun- dreds of low prices on Safeway's shelves. They have been taken at random from every section of the store. Check them. They are examples of the way we price everything. Then check the hundreds of other prices on our shelves. Compare them all item by item with what others are asking. You'll see the sort of savings you can make on each shopping trip to Safeway. Then multiply the savings this comparison re- veals by doing all your food buying at Safeway. VEGETABLE JUICES TOP GRADES OF BEEF - '£ 28' ****'. 23* . French Dressing f French Dressing -V '£. 18* UT 30* y *"' 28C '»." 13" "«.V 12« 1 :.; 1 14' "«.*.' 11° 'IT 7«. PREPARED MUSTARDS Puritas W***? SMMK4itacVn l«rr> __.„ fears KadotaFigs • FruH Cocktail IH«ic.«O«4lgrM,t" i*ruit Cocktail Pruit Cocktail Fruit Cocktail If :5JV 28« »«J. 35. 18' I Poncv. QcflhdM bcondl FRUIT JU1CIS Prune Juice ££! Lemon Juke £££ *« Orange Juke T£E.T '« <44-o«. <«n. >9cl Orange & Grapefruit "^ ( ( n^VCvM brand; 46-«x. con 22cl Grapefruit Juke 3 '..£ 28* ITiMMMt. HMwal; « «« can, l«cl Grapefruit Juice 3'.'T 28* * IB* kM. 10* French's SAUCK Mexi-pep *££ tJ' " Tabasco Sauce McJJSv'< tS!' 3°" Gravy Maiter '.U" 13" Kitchen Bouquet £' 38" 37 Sauce ££ '^ 24" Worcestershire Sauce £*' 18* I'nncri'i brand) «M»« Worcestershire Sauce t*T 28* (Lftfbfandl Meat Sauce £on7 \Z.' IS* SpagheHi Sauce i^X'o^'^ 12* Mushroom Sauce !D^a° 'J! 11* TCHIET SOAPS Lava Soap 2 "±" 17' Lifebuoy Soap 2.^ 17* White King .. 7* Sweetheart Toilet Soap ^ 8* Sweetheart Luxury Bath ^, 14* Gre-Solvent ££, Boraxo Boraxo Skat Woodbury T C Sierra Pine ^ Lux Toilet Soap Camay Toilet Soap Merrill's Toilet Soap Mission Bell T C' Grandpa Tar Soap Guest Ivory Soap Vegetable Juice E"^ Kraut Juice "bTond" Carrot Juice ",°ond' Vegetable Cocktail J 146-ox. con. 29cl Tomato Juice l £%« l«-ox con, 24cl Tomato Juice ^| 146-al. can, Hcl MUSHROOMS Jacobs 51^6^™., \"' 21* Jacobs ""^JoT' V." 38* CANNID VEGETABLES Green Chilis c ond' Green Beans L<D^I Green Beans F B ^',°c Cut Beans a°'^^° Green Beans "'^ (Extra itondord cut) White Hominy B^ 120-01. can,I Oc I Salad Vegetables (Dinttt* brondt Pumpkin ^ Pumpkin "t^" Pumpkin M<0 ^d°m Sweet Potatoes ^ Irish Potatoes ^J :, "^.'^e* 2 '.'.:: w 7V1-.1. ft ".V 15' 23« . 20* ™m BAKED BEANS Noturol; «-OIton. l»cl Hawdikin Punch 2? 48* CORK md SUISTITUnS Instant Postum H-9f.Mn.4Scl Postum Cereal Edward* Coffee or Pulwlild Sanka Coffee Ben Hur Coffee Hills Red Coffee M4J. Coffee Chate 4> Sanborn Folflen Coffee Nob Hill Coffee 11-pttxOtg.. llcl Maxwell House filter Cloths Filter Paper, '*•"• 18* VM ^* 3^ 28* 2.« 17* 2b«, 17* 2b.,.17* k» 7" "Jlf " IT' " Pork & Beans v< IIS>/1-OI. con. Mcl Baked Beans N» Baked Beans o, Pork&Beans0*: iCacnp'l 17%-... AH* ' England c«N *** 10 M II... 23. i Baked r» *» IK«.I« IS'/, .1 |Ow ., A .._ iir Corned Beef Ground Beef Boiling Beef Short Ribs Shank Meat Shoulder Roast ! Neck Cuts Sl Lamb Breast Lamb Shanks PORK Fresh Picnics Spare Ribs Pork Sausage Salt Pork i LUNCHEON MEATS Wieners J^M *. 48" Bologna J^i""" ». 43* Luncheon Meat ^".^ a. 48" Liver Sausage co'd^'iott ». 38* POULTRY Chickens Fowl Rabbits PISH Fillet Sole ££ Smelt ci«on»ct Haddock Fillet Ea>ll, Sliced Halibut %\ Cod Fille} JU±f.. . FARM-FRESH PRODUCE Rcody to cook I Young Ftvvrt. Pon-rMOV! 88- •.48- *38- »47" »39" ^38« GELATINE DESSERTS UUNDRY SOAPS Ivory Soap Ivory Soap Crystal White Swan Soap Swan Soap • Vi-**- flf« Jello ?£ ,? Minute Gelatine Knox Gelatine Knox Gelatine , Tapioca Pudding Hiwon'i brand. Jiffy Lou Pudding Jiffy Lou Pudding Jiffy Lou Pudding IButtfirtcotch flavoring! Jello Pudding ^° Jello Pudding ,^" 0 Junket Powc Apples w^;;s Persian Melons?, Potatoes ^'." 11' 18 .. 41* 1100-lb tack,3.901 Tomatoes "£,£ ». 13* SAFEWAY SAVINGS T T 7" 8" TlMM »rkw «ff«cli«« Hiroufh Saturday, October 4th, 1947, at all Safaway $l«r*« In rh« MlawbM c«unHa«: Us An««lai, Orange, San B.rnordino, Uvcrtia*, V«nrura, Sanra erbara, Karn, lny« and San Lult Obitpo. No Mta to ooolara. Right to Hmrt r«t«nr*d. Vegitized Toast ° Soya Toast Cl£ Cinnamon Toast Zinirnotlor rand. White Toast Wheat Toast Soda Crackers ""i 12-pound package, 45c) Graham Crackers P£ Crackers ^on." ( -oz. pocKoQ*, I8cl Ry-Krisp 112-0. pockog.. 2<cl Pretzel Twists "££ Crisco 13-pounc . Formay '^ If '£ 17« '^' 17" 'I*;1' If '^. 17« " ^J; 24« " ^* 28* U. 28- 2171 PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY. LOM1TA I
