FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1939 - TIDE ' - PAGE THREE SOCIETY - CLUBS By JEANNE MOREHEAD P.-T. A. Presents Christmas Program Members and friends of the Pa- cific Grove Parent Teacher associ- ation gathered in the grammar school auditorium Thursday after- noon for the annual P.-T. A. Christmas program and tea. Eighty members of the high school girls glee club, making an attractive picture in navy skirts and ties and white blouses, were present to sing favorite Christmas carols for the group under the di- rection of Mrs. Bess Ward. At the conclusion of their part of the pro- gram they were entertained at tea by Mrs. Fred Nybro, Mrs. W. L. Morrison, Mrs. A. C. Beecher and Mrs. R. L. Robinson. Speaker of he afternoon was Mrs. Dorothy Sheldon of the University of Cafifornia Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Sheldon took as her topic "Spiritual Development in a Democracy," stressing the point that such de- velopment comes only when a per- son is free to make within him- self choices in matters important to character. She ponted out that the development of a "we" psychology in place of "me" psychology and the determination to love one's neighbors not as we love ourselves, but as we would be loved, are in- valuable aids to gaining unselfish- ness which is of prime importince in spiritual development. The unit voted $10 to the cham- ber of commerce to be used in the purchase of candy for the children'S Christmas party. This was done in appreciation of the chamber's sup- port of the P.-T. A. in the recent Butterfly ifctival. A report by committees frorn the festival showed the unit had cleared $110 from its activities. This sum will go into the general fund for wel- fare work. It was announced that there will be a P.-T. A. telephone bridge par- ty from January 8 to 22 with Mrs. D. C. Baxter as general chairman. Games will be played as in the re- cent tournament with high scores to be phoned to Mrs. Baxter who will also answer questions concern- ng the event. Acting as ushers for the after- noon were Mrs. Sheldon Gilmer and Mrs. L. Dix. Mrs. D. K. Sher- man was in charge of the register. Mrs. Wilfred Mack was hostess for the day assisted by Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Spencer Hoyt, Mrs. George Schuyler, Mrs. C. W. Mills. Group Discusses Christmas Observances Christmas Bells was the theme of the Wednesday afternoon meeting of Circle One - of the New Monter- ey Baptist church at the home of Mrs. L. H. Randle. Mrs. Ida Phil- lips was co-hostess. The afternoon devotionals were led by Mrs. H. A. Sarwine follow- ing which Christmas observances in other lands were discussed. Miss Sofia Johnson told about Christ- mas in Sweden, Mrs. Marie Rum- etsch spoke on Alaskan traditons, Mrs. McKillop pictured a Philippine Island Christmas, and Mrs. Randle told about the holiday in China, Mrs. Jason Adamson related sev- eral items about Christmas on the Baptist Circle Has Luncheon Meeting Circle Two of the Missionary so- ciety of the New Monterey Baptist church were the guests of Mrs. Ralph Bisnett Wednesday at a lun- cheon meeting. Mrs. C. B. Bentley was assisting hostess. Tre afternoon progi·am followed a Christmas theme and was direct- ed by Mrs. Glen Yarnell. American Christmas customs and their ori- gins were discussed after which Mrs. R. E. Eby sang Jesu Bam- bino. Miss Louise Ingham spoke to the members on the Amsterdam Youth Conferenre and also gave J her im- pressions of the young people of France, Germany and England. The members each brought Christmas gifts for the children at the Monterey Community Center, and then, gathered around the Christmas tree, presented each ether with pictures of things which they would like to have given in realty. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Martin McAhlay, Mrs. Dale Easter, Mrs. Clyde Merrell, Mrs. Mrs. Martin McAulay, Mrs. Dale Easter, Mrs. Clyde Merrell, Mrs. Frank Yarnell, Mrs. Bob Sorg, Mrs. W. V. Morgan, Mrs. Kenneth Zug, Mrs R. E. Eby, Miss Sylvia Bray, two guests, Mrs. D. T. Hitch- cock and Mrs. Guy Ward; and the hostesse, Mrs. Bisnet and Mrs. Bentley. Mrs. Bell Entertains Red, White, Blue Club Members of the Red, White and Blue club were guests of Mrs. Char- les Bell Thursday Afternoon for their annual Christmas party. During the afternoon program ' Mrs. H. C. Steinmetz read "The Three Kings" and Mrs. Margaret Albertson the story of the first Christmas in San Francisco. Mrs. Clarissa Cooper acted as Santa Claus for the distribution of the gifts which the diembers . ex- changed and Mrs, R, H, Morris played Christmas music for this part of the program. Mrs. C, F. Brown invited the club to meet at her home January 5, The Pioneers will meet at one o' clock and the club meeting will follow at 2 o'clock. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Helen Van Buskirk, Mrs. C. G. Tumbleson, Mrs. E. R. Stalter, Mrs. H. C. Steinmetz, Mrs. Josie Clark, Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Lillian Riley, Mrs. George Eckstromer, M'rs. Mary KE,ne, MA Caroline Ward, Mrs. Dan Boughton, Mrs. Lor- etta George, Mrs. Jessie Gerald, Mrs. Florence Barber, Mrs. Minnie Roesch, Mrs. C. F. Brown, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Margaret Albert- son, Mrs. Etta Small, Mrs. Anna Clyde Cooper, Mrs. Kathryn Shep- herd, Mrs. Clarissa Cooper, Mrs. W. C. Doney, Mrs. Sally Copeland, Miss Rose Smith, Miss Emma Smith, seven guests, Mrs. Clark, Miss Genevra Smith, Mrs. Clara Atherton, Mrs R. H. Morris, Mrs. Lou Tripp, Ida Margueriete Brown, and Charles Bell, and the hostess, Mrs. Bell. Home Mission Group NoN•.MAod Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Produce CHRISTMAS CANDY BANANAS, golden ripe Jumbo Jells, Christmas Mix 4 lbs. ............................... 19© 2 ms. 23e ORANGES, extra fancy, 176 size Blue Goose; 2 doz. 25c SWEET POTATOES t·. CRANBERRY SAUCE 4 lbs. ............................. 13e Ocean Spray 2 u 25e BRUSSELS SPROUTS 3 lbs. .............................. 14e CRACKERS, Sunshine Krispy sodas 27e 2 lb. carton APPLES, sweet, ripe MAYONNAISE, Aristocrat, qt. 334; pt. 175 10 lbs. ............................ 190 DOG FOOD, Doyle's ...... . 6 tins 256 CAULIFLOWER, snow white .................... 2 for 15e COFFEE, Hills red can, lb............ ................... 27¢ EGGS, large extras, doz....................... -............. ............ 28/ Christ- DATES, in bulk ......................................................... 2 lbs. 1-95 SNOWDRIFT, 3 lb. pail z................................................. 496 mas Tree BUTTER, Challenge, solid pack, lb.................... 35¢ Lights WESSON OIL, quart tin ............................ __ 415 MILK. All Pure, tall tins ............................ 4 for 25¢ Set of 7 ..... 396 Full Line of Polar Fresh-Frozen Fruits and Extra fancy set Vegetables 110 volt lamps $1.10 MIXED NUTS, lb.196 WALNUTS, lb. ... 195 1 be Soap SIRLOIN f Beatitiful HAMS W o:en +2 Hormel tenderized, STEAKS 3 for Dairy brand, come 175inforabkedhamcutfromproperly- sandwich, Sat. aged, quality beef, 25 m. 29elb. Uv#,1.314.47'I.1 1 FREE $30,000 Giant PORK MINCE 'ZEZE 55e Large LOIN ROAST MEAT 215 Swift's Premium, Challenge brand, Medium ............. ............... 96 eastern, grain-fed pork quality mince meat 20%. 2 ibs. 23,3 Large...... 2 for 19/ ' Medium ...... 2 for 11¢ SLICED LAMB The white soop BACON CHOPS for whiter Hormel's Austin large, lean, meaty washes Minnesota brand shoulder-rib cuts Ti 29elb. 25elb. Rte LIG 4B MEATS ICAMAY OAP Mission fields after whch the group Meets Tuesday enjoyed a social hour. 1 WHITE r AD U S 0 Each guest brought a Christmas gift to be given to the children at the Monterey Community Center. Present for the meeting were Mrs. J. R. McKillop, Mrs. Mert Conger, Mrs. John Nims, Mrs. Marie Rum- etsch, Mrs. Ele·,lior Chew, Mrs. John Fleck, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Mrs. John McKim, Mrs Jessie Ger- ald, Mrs Jason Adamson, Mrs. G. L. Bray, Mrs. H. A. Sarwine, Mrs. George Young, Miss Alice Cham- berlain, Miss Sofia Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Merrill, and the hostess, Miss Phillips and Miss Randle. Chapters in the study book, "Homeland Harvest" were reviewed by Mrs. Anna P. Reyburn Tuesday afternoon at .the meeting of the Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church. The afternoon's devotionals fol- lowed the pattern of an old fash- ioned Methodist class meeting with each member responding with tes- timony. During the business session it was reported that a Christmas box had been sent to the Indian mis- sion at Yuma, Arizona. 10 for..-. . 290 7..............al ................ PHONE 5169 . 570 LIGHTHOUSE, PACIFIC GROVE We reserve the right to limit quantities-If any prices in this advertisement conflict with the fair trade act, they are subject to immediate change. Ilill--Ill--2-=Ili.1---Ill-----Il---I-I---I------I-ill-li--i--- -- Le Mar Market , OCR Text: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1939 - TIDE ' - PAGE THREE SOCIETY - CLUBS By JEANNE MOREHEAD P.-T. A. Presents Christmas Program Members and friends of the Pa- cific Grove Parent Teacher associ- ation gathered in the grammar school auditorium Thursday after- noon for the annual P.-T. A. Christmas program and tea. Eighty members of the high school girls glee club, making an attractive picture in navy skirts and ties and white blouses, were present to sing favorite Christmas carols for the group under the di- rection of Mrs. Bess Ward. At the conclusion of their part of the pro- gram they were entertained at tea by Mrs. Fred Nybro, Mrs. W. L. Morrison, Mrs. A. C. Beecher and Mrs. R. L. Robinson. Speaker of he afternoon was Mrs. Dorothy Sheldon of the University of Cafifornia Y. W. C. A. Mrs. Sheldon took as her topic "Spiritual Development in a Democracy," stressing the point that such de- velopment comes only when a per- son is free to make within him- self choices in matters important to character. She ponted out that the development of a "we" psychology in place of "me" psychology and the determination to love one's neighbors not as we love ourselves, but as we would be loved, are in- valuable aids to gaining unselfish- ness which is of prime importince in spiritual development. The unit voted $10 to the cham- ber of commerce to be used in the purchase of candy for the children'S Christmas party. This was done in appreciation of the chamber's sup- port of the P.-T. A. in the recent Butterfly ifctival. A report by committees frorn the festival showed the unit had cleared $110 from its activities. This sum will go into the general fund for wel- fare work. It was announced that there will be a P.-T. A. telephone bridge par- ty from January 8 to 22 with Mrs. D. C. Baxter as general chairman. Games will be played as in the re- cent tournament with high scores to be phoned to Mrs. Baxter who will also answer questions concern- ng the event. Acting as ushers for the after- noon were Mrs. Sheldon Gilmer and Mrs. L. Dix. Mrs. D. K. Sher- man was in charge of the register. Mrs. Wilfred Mack was hostess for the day assisted by Mrs. John Davis, Mrs. Spencer Hoyt, Mrs. George Schuyler, Mrs. C. W. Mills. Group Discusses Christmas Observances Christmas Bells was the theme of the Wednesday afternoon meeting of Circle One - of the New Monter- ey Baptist church at the home of Mrs. L. H. Randle. Mrs. Ida Phil- lips was co-hostess. The afternoon devotionals were led by Mrs. H. A. Sarwine follow- ing which Christmas observances in other lands were discussed. Miss Sofia Johnson told about Christ- mas in Sweden, Mrs. Marie Rum- etsch spoke on Alaskan traditons, Mrs. McKillop pictured a Philippine Island Christmas, and Mrs. Randle told about the holiday in China, Mrs. Jason Adamson related sev- eral items about Christmas on the Baptist Circle Has Luncheon Meeting Circle Two of the Missionary so- ciety of the New Monterey Baptist church were the guests of Mrs. Ralph Bisnett Wednesday at a lun- cheon meeting. Mrs. C. B. Bentley was assisting hostess. Tre afternoon progi·am followed a Christmas theme and was direct- ed by Mrs. Glen Yarnell. American Christmas customs and their ori- gins were discussed after which Mrs. R. E. Eby sang Jesu Bam- bino. Miss Louise Ingham spoke to the members on the Amsterdam Youth Conferenre and also gave J her im- pressions of the young people of France, Germany and England. The members each brought Christmas gifts for the children at the Monterey Community Center, and then, gathered around the Christmas tree, presented each ether with pictures of things which they would like to have given in realty. Present for the afternoon were Mrs. Martin McAhlay, Mrs. Dale Easter, Mrs. Clyde Merrell, Mrs. Mrs. Martin McAulay, Mrs. Dale Easter, Mrs. Clyde Merrell, Mrs. Frank Yarnell, Mrs. Bob Sorg, Mrs. W. V. Morgan, Mrs. Kenneth Zug, Mrs R. E. Eby, Miss Sylvia Bray, two guests, Mrs. D. T. Hitch- cock and Mrs. Guy Ward; and the hostesse, Mrs. Bisnet and Mrs. Bentley. Mrs. Bell Entertains Red, White, Blue Club Members of the Red, White and Blue club were guests of Mrs. Char- les Bell Thursday Afternoon for their annual Christmas party. During the afternoon program ' Mrs. H. C. Steinmetz read "The Three Kings" and Mrs. Margaret Albertson the story of the first Christmas in San Francisco. Mrs. Clarissa Cooper acted as Santa Claus for the distribution of the gifts which the diembers . ex- changed and Mrs, R, H, Morris played Christmas music for this part of the program. Mrs. C, F. Brown invited the club to meet at her home January 5, The Pioneers will meet at one o' clock and the club meeting will follow at 2 o'clock. Present for the meeting were Mrs. Helen Van Buskirk, Mrs. C. G. Tumbleson, Mrs. E. R. Stalter, Mrs. H. C. Steinmetz, Mrs. Josie Clark, Mrs. R. E. Lee, Mrs. Lillian Riley, Mrs. George Eckstromer, M'rs. Mary KE,ne, MA Caroline Ward, Mrs. Dan Boughton, Mrs. Lor- etta George, Mrs. Jessie Gerald, Mrs. Florence Barber, Mrs. Minnie Roesch, Mrs. C. F. Brown, Mrs. Anna Clark, Mrs. Margaret Albert- son, Mrs. Etta Small, Mrs. Anna Clyde Cooper, Mrs. Kathryn Shep- herd, Mrs. Clarissa Cooper, Mrs. W. C. Doney, Mrs. Sally Copeland, Miss Rose Smith, Miss Emma Smith, seven guests, Mrs. Clark, Miss Genevra Smith, Mrs. Clara Atherton, Mrs R. H. Morris, Mrs. Lou Tripp, Ida Margueriete Brown, and Charles Bell, and the hostess, Mrs. Bell. Home Mission Group NoN•.MAod Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Produce CHRISTMAS CANDY BANANAS, golden ripe Jumbo Jells, Christmas Mix 4 lbs. ............................... 19© 2 ms. 23e ORANGES, extra fancy, 176 size Blue Goose; 2 doz. 25c SWEET POTATOES t·. CRANBERRY SAUCE 4 lbs. ............................. 13e Ocean Spray 2 u 25e BRUSSELS SPROUTS 3 lbs. .............................. 14e CRACKERS, Sunshine Krispy sodas 27e 2 lb. carton APPLES, sweet, ripe MAYONNAISE, Aristocrat, qt. 334; pt. 175 10 lbs. ............................ 190 DOG FOOD, Doyle's ...... . 6 tins 256 CAULIFLOWER, snow white .................... 2 for 15e COFFEE, Hills red can, lb............ ................... 27¢ EGGS, large extras, doz....................... -............. ............ 28/ Christ- DATES, in bulk ......................................................... 2 lbs. 1-95 SNOWDRIFT, 3 lb. pail z................................................. 496 mas Tree BUTTER, Challenge, solid pack, lb.................... 35¢ Lights WESSON OIL, quart tin ............................ __ 415 MILK. All Pure, tall tins ............................ 4 for 25¢ Set of 7 ..... 396 Full Line of Polar Fresh-Frozen Fruits and Extra fancy set Vegetables 110 volt lamps $1.10 MIXED NUTS, lb.196 WALNUTS, lb. ... 195 1 be Soap SIRLOIN f Beatitiful HAMS W o:en 2 Hormel tenderized, STEAKS 3 for Dairy brand, come 175inforabkedhamcutfromproperly- sandwich, Sat. aged, quality beef, 25 m. 29elb. Uv#,1.314.47'I.1 1 FREE $30,000 Giant PORK MINCE 'ZEZE 55e Large LOIN ROAST MEAT 215 Swift's Premium, Challenge brand, Medium ............. ............... 96 eastern, grain-fed pork quality mince meat 20%. 2 ibs. 23,3 Large...... 2 for 19/ ' Medium ...... 2 for 11¢ SLICED LAMB The white soop BACON CHOPS for whiter Hormel's Austin large, lean, meaty washes Minnesota brand shoulder-rib cuts Ti 29elb. 25elb. Rte LIG 4B MEATS ICAMAY OAP Mission fields after whch the group Meets Tuesday enjoyed a social hour. 1 WHITE r AD U S 0 Each guest brought a Christmas gift to be given to the children at the Monterey Community Center. Present for the meeting were Mrs. J. R. McKillop, Mrs. Mert Conger, Mrs. John Nims, Mrs. Marie Rum- etsch, Mrs. Ele·,lior Chew, Mrs. John Fleck, Mrs. Elizabeth Lee, Mrs. John McKim, Mrs Jessie Ger- ald, Mrs Jason Adamson, Mrs. G. L. Bray, Mrs. H. A. Sarwine, Mrs. George Young, Miss Alice Cham- berlain, Miss Sofia Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Merrill, and the hostess, Miss Phillips and Miss Randle. Chapters in the study book, "Homeland Harvest" were reviewed by Mrs. Anna P. Reyburn Tuesday afternoon at .the meeting of the Women's Home Missionary society of the First Methodist church. The afternoon's devotionals fol- lowed the pattern of an old fash- ioned Methodist class meeting with each member responding with tes- timony. During the business session it was reported that a Christmas box had been sent to the Indian mis- sion at Yuma, Arizona. 10 for..-. . 290 7..............al ................ PHONE 5169 . 570 LIGHTHOUSE, PACIFIC GROVE We reserve the right to limit quantities-If any prices in this advertisement conflict with the fair trade act, they are subject to immediate change. Ilill--Ill--2-=Ili.1---Ill-----Il---I-I---I------I-ill-li--i--- -- Le Mar Market , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,E through F File names,Ernst,ERNST_019.pdf,ERNST_019.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: ERNST_019.PDF, ERNST_019.pdf 1 Page 1