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THURSDAY, MAY 31, 1945 SANTA MARIA TIMES, SANTA MARIA, CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE Santa Marla Junior College Graduates Later in the day, she was report td in good condition. Her con-, valescence will take from six. Esther M. Venaas underwent wteks to two monthSi it a.h emergency major operation said. Lathis morning in Our Lady of Per-1 ptual Help Hospital at 9 oclock.

I Buy More War Bonds on Page 4 Ration Calendar VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL STARTS MONDAY The Vacation Bible School of the Assembly of God Church, 16 Jewell street, will start classes Monday morning, and will be conducted daily for a two-week period, from 8:45 a.m. to 11:45 v. m. All children of the congre-gation from the age of four, will attend. There will be special awards for attendance, and lessons, songs, handwork and games, the pastor, the Rev.

M. E. Edmunson, said. Mrs. Thomas P.

Dennis of Berkeley, who has conducted two previous summer Bible Schools here, has arrived to conduct the sessions. The school will culminate with a program June 15, at 7:45 p.m., with all pupils participating. I For Period Beginning June 3 WAR RATION EOOK III GOOD Airplane stamps No. 1, 2 and 3 (1 pr. shoes ea.) Now WAR RATION BOOK VI Stamp No.

3u Now REu Stamps (10 points) lor meats, cheeses, canneu milk, uuutr tu.u eam.ta nsu: E2, F2. G2, H2 and J2 Now K2, L2, M2, N2 and P2 Now Qz, R2, S2, T2 and U2 Now V2, W2, X2, Y2 and Z2 Now GREASE BONUS Butchers will give 2 red tokens for every pouhi-! of salvaged kitchen fas received. BLUE Stamps (10 points each) for processed fruits, ibices, camieu tomatoes and catsup: Nr, P2. Q2, R2 and S2 Now T2, U2, V2, W2 and X2 Now Y2, Z2, AR B1 and Cl Now Dl, El, FI, G1 and HI Now NOTE New red and blue stamps will become valid on cr about. the first of each month.

GASOLINE Coupons No. 15 (A-took) 4 Gals. Now Coupon No. 16 (A-book) 6 Gals. June 22 EXPIRES? Not Set; 314 Mr June 30 July 81-i June 21 21 Junior College Graduates: TOP Flagg, Norman Badgley.

FIRST Brass, Duane Woodfin. Not ROW, Harold Carranza, Evelyn Matthews (Mid-term), Betty Lou ROW: DeWitt Hogle, Donna Cadle, Barbara Reineger, Veronica pictured: Helen Poole, Dorothy Carol Wickman, Louis Costa. Painting, Research, Study For Breneiser in Santa Fe Additional Society PARTY ON THIRD BIRTHDAY GIVEN BY MOTHER Mrs. Forest Vann Brickey was hostess to a group of little friends of her daughter Esther Jeanette, observing the childs third birthday anniversary. The party took place in the Brickey home at 833 East Central street.

Those attending were Diane 1 Dunlap, Jeffrey and Michael Saulsbury, Carol and Barbara Turner Judy Belle Mitchell, Billy i Kramer and Peggy Annette Novo. Adult guests were Mrs. Don Dunlap, Mrs. Clellan Saulsbury, Mrs. Rex Turner, Mrs.

Louis Mitchell, Mrs. Albert Novo, Mrs. Mary Sweet and Mrs. Tom Norris. Mrs.

Amelia Schwenk and thei Misses Elsie and Emily Schwenk have returned home after a visit to their daughter and sister, Mrs. A. C. Bussingham, and Vicar Bussingham. The group spent most of the time in the Bussing-hams cabin in Paradise Camp.

Vicar and Mrs. Bussingham named the property while there, calling it Cosa del Padre. Also during the visit, the wedding anniversary of Vicar and Mrs. Bussingham, and the, latters birthday, were celebrated. Stays for Longer Visit to Parents Mrs.

Arles Smalley, the former Kathleen Araujo, and daughter Sandra Kathleen, born in Santa Maria Hospital May 16, will re- main in Santa Maria to visit Mrs. Smalleys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Araujo, for a few weeks prior to returning to their home in Angeles, where Smalley is employed in a defense plant. The Smalleys have made their home in Los Angeles since last October.

NOTICE I will not be responsible for any debts contracted for, after this date, by anyone except myself. Chas W. Enterline. Dated: May 28, 1945. 5-28-31-p NEXT YEAR'S PROGRAM PLANNED Tuesday afternoon members of the executive board of the Main Street School Parent-Teacher Association met in the home of the president, Mrs.

Cecil Epp, to plan next years program and activities. It was decided to hold the annual membership drive the first week in October. Those attending were Mes-dames Ralph Nottingham, A. E. Skinner, George Bond, Ellis Staley, A.

Hessenflow, H. G. Stain-brook, Lowell Harper and A. D. Samuels.

Released Time Meeting The Rev. O. W. Mieger, chairman of the local Inter-faith committee on Released Time for Religious Instruction, announced today that there will be a meeting of the committee Sunday at 3 p.m., in the First Baptist Church office in the Rubel Building. Calendar TONIGHT High School Graduation, auditorium, 8 p.

m. Lions, Karleskints Cafe, 7 p. in. TOMORROW Past Chiefs of Pythian Sisters, Charles Jensen home, luncheon, 12:30 p. m.

WCTU, Walter Terwilleger home, 3' p. m. EVERY COUPLE WANTS TO MAKE A GOOD START TOWARD HAPPINESS Select your furniture at Blaines. Choice selections for each room of your home. All accounts, large or small will be treated with our utmost courtesy and attention.

VOICE RECITAL BY PUPILS OF MRS. SMITH On Saturday evening Mrs. Ma rie Smith will present a group of her students in a voice recital in the First Methodist Church, at 8 oclock. The voices of Ruth Rojas, Gertrude Thornburgh, Leonard Epp, June Brady, Peggy Chandler, Eva Mae Wilson and Faye Basquez, will be heard on the varied program. Mrs.

Laura Burns will accom pany, and will also play a group of piano solos. Marie Gillett, a student in piano of Mary Leslie Marshall, will play several selections. Eva Roberts and Carol Gillett will serve as ushers. Air Field Dance Wingy Manone, well known one-armed trumpet player and his 14-piece orchestra, played for a dance in Santa Maria Army Air Field service club last night. Military personnel and their guests, including many Santa Marians, ind a group of junior USO hostesses, were among those attend ing.

Lieut. Francis A. Conner special services officer, and Sgt. Ben D. Boyd, field entertainment dilector, made the arrangements for the affair.

NEW SUMMER 's 116 MAIN ST FAREWELL PARTY FOR BARBARA WE I. SC FI A group of her friends gathered last night in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Steimle, 1021 South Speed street, at a no-host farewell party for Barbara Welsch. She is leaving tomorrow for Brigham Young University in Provost, to enter summer school sessions.

The party was a weiner bake, in ganen 0f the steimle home, I and there were outdoor games throughout the evening. Miss Wclsch was presented with a farewell gift from the group. Guests were Capt. and Mrs. Royal Henderson, Mr.

and Mrs. Ross Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Kim- ball Black, Mr. and Mrs.

Parley Maughan, Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lgrseni Mr.

an(j Mrs. Douglas jjarper Mrs. Frank Fisher, Mrs. virginia Campbell, Lieut. Emery Mortensen, Dave Bickmore and the Misses Deaun Folton and Mary Earraclough.

Although they could not attend the party, Lieut, and Mrs. Grant Lindsay and Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Crowley participated in the gift. Mrs.

Arnold Home Mrs. Schuyler Arnold has returned from Corvallis, Oregon, where she went to visit her niece Constance Stettner, now a senior in Oregon State College. Miss Stettner wil be home in another month for a vacation before re- suming her senior studies. Good Hard Cash For Your Car! If you haye time to shop around fine we Invite yon to compare our offer with any other in town. CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE DEALER W.

B. Johnson North Broadway and Chapel Santa Maria WOMENS HATS 298 to 590 Lightweight, Cool straws, Shiny or dull, in flowered and veiled styles to match every mood, every occasion. Gay pastels and dark colors, assorted sizes. Furniture SANTA MARIA BATH ROOM Window Curtains I49 to 298 Waterproofed to keep their crispness in spite of warm steam. These are ruffled tie-back style, in colors and patterns to match youi1 other bathroom accessories Before her resignation in September, 1943, Mrs.

Breneiser was also a member of the faculty here, and taught crafts for 16 years. The family will not be separated by the move, because the Breneisers daughter Mrs. Louie Ewing lives in Santa Fe with her husband and son Carl. John Breneiser, the eldest son, and his family, are also going to Santa Fe, at the same time. A daughter, Cassie, 11, will also accompany her parents south.

Two other sons are in service. One, SSgt. David D. Breneiser, has just returned from 30 months of overseas service, in the Persian Gulf Command. He has reported back to Camp Beale- after spending a 30-day furlough here.

Sgt. Stanley Eliot Breneiser is stationed in the 40th General Hospital in France. During their absence, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Beldon Taylor will occupy their home, The Ark, on lower Orcutt Road.

Maria Theatre Last Times Today DOUBLE FEATURE You'll be having a wonderful lenore AUBERT Richard MARTIN Gloria HOLDEN SECOND ATTRACTION PLUS SHORT SUBJECT AND NEWS Gaiety LAST TIMES TODAY DOUBLE FEATURE B. Donlevy Ann Richards in An American Romance SECOND ATTRACTION Carmen Miranda Michael O'Shea in Something for the Roys With 2314. years of teaching in Santa Maria High School and Junior College to his credit, with only five days absence because of illness in the entire time, Stanley G. Breneiser has been granted a leave of absence, by the board of trustees. Mr.

and Mrs. Breneiser will spend the year in Santa Fe, N. and will leave June 11. They will both do outdoor painting, and Breneiser expects to do considerable study and research in the Laboratory of Anthropology of New Mexico, considered to be one of the finest laboratories in the United States. Both Mr.

and Mrs. Breneiser have had considerable professional experience in the arts besides their teaching. Both have written for magazines and newspapers, and are professional artists in the painting field. Along with this they have kept a constant active interest in community and church life in Santa Maria. Breneiser came to Santa Maria in January 1922, from Erie, where he was director of art education in all the schools of the city.

Since coming here, he has been head of the Language Arts Department and has taught Fine and Applied Art, Art History and Art Appreciation. He directed 25 three-aet plays presented in the auditorium here and his classes have performed in San Louis Obispo and the Pasadena Playhouse, where one year, a state prize for an outstanding play was awarded. I Muriel Edwards Addresses Class Mrs. Muriel Edwards, retiring: county superintendent of addressed the 144 members of! El Camino School's graduating; class, in commencement exercises in Veterans Memorial Budding; Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Edwards described her ex-; perienees in her many years of teaching and other educational posts. Advising the graduating students, she told them that: scholarship is not all that mat- ters; there is also a place in the world for those who do not make the highest grades in school. Mail Cards to "DADS" Overseas NOW Be Sure He Gets His -i Card on Tipie For The "DADS" At Home Give him a good book or a i pipe. He is sure to appreciate such a gift. SANTA MARIA NEWS STAND 204 South Broadway SANTA MARIA ONE AND TWO PIECE AS LOW AS $1175 LIGHT.

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