a.ir,gri..,-.51,F„,FL.,(4,9.40.Ing.F.m..pF.F.*.. li,ocarl¥11nlster : chulches will also join in the pro- vairy;r.¤ana'%3Nadine- Mar* 'Untort 7 2.·- 3 . i//7/ rt , grar i.' ' concert in. . :.*garjorie'M. Vann Sunday · at Alta M. Winslow n follows : James Hamilton Walker r.(Holmes) Louise Malinda Witherspoon uppe): Billie Bernice Witherspoon kexico" - *allen- Library Has New *ne, trum- Rules Of Issue '4·Herman) jgti1' iP#9:*?Beust of library authorities, Queen of.,thelishuance of books, which appear- the rsorrow ed in the last edition. Following is the .flag, ships explanation given by Miss Ethel De- · salute, the' Witt, the new librarian: water, mer- and' dance. A complete new registration of all ss, dullness the borrowers of the public library is to be made, starting Juiie 15. You nutiny of will aid us by coming as soon as pos- Cplumbus sible after this date. nd Oh, sa- aborigines The purpose of this re-registration ill Colum- is to install a new system for charg- ing the books. Application blanks are Alled out by the borrower, dated and parents sign their application. An identification card has his name, ad- roduction: dress, number and the expiration In," "Turn date of the card on it. This card re Me Yes- must be presented each time a book I to Learn is taken out, and the number on it Away in copied by the librerian. an Irish- |g Back to Books will not be issued without p Sweetest the card unless a fine of 5 cents is You Take paid for looking up the number, so 3 Me." please help the librarians by bring- r) -by re- ing your card, These borrowers' cards are issued for two years only, , Beauti- at which time a person may renew his application and receive a new ! I've Got card and number. Only two books of fiction and two of non-fiction may be taken out on a single card at one time. , , It has been found necessary'to re- quire a $2.00 deposit from borrowers who are just residing in Pa6ific Grove taller and own no property here. A sepa. rate application and identification les, COUn_ card will be issued such people. The and City $2.00 will be refunded when the bor- rrine met rower turns in his card at the end of :t at her his stay. consider (Signed) ETHEL DeWITT. :e for the a and gas' FAREWELL TEA FOR MRS. ASQUITH a lengthy The members of the W. R. 0. were least one is placed sponsors for ia tea held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Edward Simpson was sub- in honor of Mrs. Anna Asquith who 9 adopted is leaving within a few days to make alitied in her home with her son and his wife, us found Mr. and Mrs. Harry Asquith, in they did Clovis. The rooms were beautifully al condi. decurated in sweet peas, gladioli and ferris, while three lovely bouquets that the were given the complimented guest n by the by the Corps, Mrs. Anna Clyde ion. Cooper presenting them on behalf of the ladies. Delicious refreshments and a general good time filled the ES afternoon hours for the following 'RIVE guests: Mrs. Susan Scheeler, Mrs, Ida Irene Brown, Mrs. Sadie Head, police Mrs. Ada Steinmetz, Mrs. Mary Mil- arges of ler, Mrs. Mary Haney, Mrs. Anna , one of Clyde Cooper, Mrs. Lulu Buzzy, Mrs. got into IIarriet Reynolds, Mrs. Josie Clark, Friday, Mrs. Lora George, Mrs. Emma D. driver's Sheridan, Mrs. Clara Thompson, aecomes Grandad Dr, Robert L. McArthur broke the record of all.time for Pacific Grove when he was reappointed to the local pulpit for the sixth year at the conference in San Jose over. the week-end. That's · longer than any other minister ever served the local church. , , Then, on Thursday mornint about 117'flokbfy 99!Wl-fl.. another.L> A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Raub of- YubatityUMri Raub is the daughter -of ·Dr. and Mrs. McArthur. The baby will be named Gerald McArthur Raub. Now he is on his way to southern California where another happy event is to take place. He will of- ficiate at the wedding of Mrs. Mc- Arthur's youngest brother, H. Hicks. All in all, this has been a festive week for the parsonage. Poor Graduates! 1R „oss Makes Talk Bay Vi:ew grammar school, New Monterey, held commencement exer- cises this morning. Thirty-one boys and girls received their diplomas. The event will never be forgotten by the High Tide editor, who allowed himself to be inveigled into giving the commencement address. As an orator, the editor makes a fine carrier boy. His speech-making career began and ended suddenly, for after the grot·esque effort of this morning, the great demand for his services in this regard has suddenly fallen off! TOURIST SEASON BRINGS MANY CARS With the opening of vacation sea- son. travel oil California's Mission Trails, between Ins Angeles on the south and San Francisco on the north, has shown a tremend·ous in- crease, according to a bulletin re- leased this week by Frank Miratti, Jr., of Santa Barbara, president of the California Mission Trails asso- ciation. "Nowhere in California is there · a greater variety of scenery to be en- joyed than on the "Mission Trails," declares Miratti. "Here are the giant redwoods of the Santa Cruz Big Tree Grove, beautiful Monterey Peninsula, fertile Salinas Valley, the Pinnacles, Mt. Hamilton and the orchard lands of Santa Clara county, Paso Robles (the pass of the oaks) and its hot springs; charming Atascadero with its estates and Santa Margarita with its gar- dens; Morro Bay and Cambria Fines; Pismo Beach with its miles of surf- fringed strand; San Luis Obispo, rich in history; Santa Maria and Lompoc Valley, fragrant with flowers; Santa Barbara, a veritable playground de luxe; Ventura with its historical rel- ics and beach, and many other points of interest. "Here are the famous Missions and nit.hpr .hrii,pe nf 00,1- r-™101,fa.-;n 6- New Owner Opens - 01¢ Trimmer Home r lE - 1 Dr. Oliver S. Trimmer's famous old house , at the corner ef Sixth and 1 k Laurel, which has stood vacant for some time ;hai been taken over by Mrs. Elizabeth:: Everett and -reno- vaped.,It is being operatecl as a ae- · .,· ·-- r, 4 , 1 leot: rgbming»WA und:£ tha. namak.lt:,2043 1 919faWK/.tilr»¥-7-"7Ry:.S'mURCL -ft' T th ...0121 ·refidents of, the Grove who - ,.* : know the history- of the old house .-.7 i 3 . and the p·opular doctor who built it E-1 , tell many interesting stories of its early days, when Dr. Trimmer held - 3 1 open house there nearly every day. Since the dector's death, shortly be- fore the World's Fair in San Fran- cisco the property has been owned - } 2 succe.ssively by his heirs and by K. Hovden. of the Hovden Canning com- pany. The place has been a familiar . 1 :. 1 landmark at the crest of the hill since 1891. It is in as good condition .· 3 1.4. J as when built 40 years ago by the _ L i t:1 contractor, Abraham Lee. Geo. Quen- .-4 1·-1 11 tel, who worked on the place when rE.- 4.3 3 1 it was built is still living · in Pacific -2 F 1 ' L Grove. Foundation' and underpinning 4 1 are as solid as the day they were I putin.Manyoftheoriginalfixturesj-\101 are still in place in the rooms and 10 A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Raub of- YubatityUMri Raub is the daughter -of ·Dr. and Mrs. McArthur. The baby will be named Gerald McArthur Raub. Now he is on his way to southern California where another happy event is to take place. He will of- ficiate at the wedding of Mrs. Mc- Arthur's youngest brother, H. Hicks. All in all, this has been a festive week for the parsonage. Poor Graduates! 1R „oss Makes Talk Bay Vi:ew grammar school, New Monterey, held commencement exer- cises this morning. Thirty-one boys and girls received their diplomas. The event will never be forgotten by the High Tide editor, who allowed himself to be inveigled into giving the commencement address. As an orator, the editor makes a fine carrier boy. His speech-making career began and ended suddenly, for after the grot·esque effort of this morning, the great demand for his services in this regard has suddenly fallen off! TOURIST SEASON BRINGS MANY CARS With the opening of vacation sea- son. travel oil California's Mission Trails, between Ins Angeles on the south and San Francisco on the north, has shown a tremend·ous in- crease, according to a bulletin re- leased this week by Frank Miratti, Jr., of Santa Barbara, president of the California Mission Trails asso- ciation. "Nowhere in California is there · a greater variety of scenery to be en- joyed than on the "Mission Trails," declares Miratti. "Here are the giant redwoods of the Santa Cruz Big Tree Grove, beautiful Monterey Peninsula, fertile Salinas Valley, the Pinnacles, Mt. Hamilton and the orchard lands of Santa Clara county, Paso Robles (the pass of the oaks) and its hot springs; charming Atascadero with its estates and Santa Margarita with its gar- dens; Morro Bay and Cambria Fines; Pismo Beach with its miles of surf- fringed strand; San Luis Obispo, rich in history; Santa Maria and Lompoc Valley, fragrant with flowers; Santa Barbara, a veritable playground de luxe; Ventura with its historical rel- ics and beach, and many other points of interest. "Here are the famous Missions and nit.hpr .hrii,pe nf 00,1- r-™101,fa.-;n 6- New Owner Opens - 01¢ Trimmer Home r lE - 1 Dr. Oliver S. Trimmer's famous old house , at the corner ef Sixth and 1 k Laurel, which has stood vacant for some time ;hai been taken over by Mrs. Elizabeth:: Everett and -reno- vaped.,It is being operatecl as a ae- · .,· ·-- r, 4 , 1 leot: rgbming»WA und:£ tha. namak.lt:,2043 1 919faWK/.tilr»¥-7-"7Ry:.S'mURCL -ft' T th ...0121 ·refidents of, the Grove who - ,.* : know the history- of the old house .-.7 i 3 . and the p·opular doctor who built it E-1 , tell many interesting stories of its early days, when Dr. Trimmer held - 3 1 open house there nearly every day. Since the dector's death, shortly be- fore the World's Fair in San Fran- cisco the property has been owned - } 2 succe.ssively by his heirs and by K. Hovden. of the Hovden Canning com- pany. The place has been a familiar . 1 :. 1 landmark at the crest of the hill since 1891. It is in as good condition .· 3 1.4. J as when built 40 years ago by the _ L i t:1 contractor, Abraham Lee. Geo. Quen- .-4 1·-1 11 tel, who worked on the place when rE.- 4.3 3 1 it was built is still living · in Pacific -2 F 1 ' L Grove. Foundation' and underpinning 4 1 are as solid as the day they were I putin.Manyoftheoriginalfixturesj-\101 are still in place in the rooms and 10