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Corbet, friends n Coleridge aveoneymooncd at was a large afghan knitted by members and assembled by Miss Richter. This Is to. be turned over to the Red Cross. Column Nurse to speak on child health ess at this imo- ilrts a part of the Friday morning ou see, the'mag- Miss Ella Bark^ley, state indus ortant bouffant- trial health nurse, will speak at neck and arms, the Community Center Friday gloves and spar- morning at a meeting of a class ve always, been a studying child health in wartime. y and leisure. But The class convenes at 9:30 and n at war. There.; is open to anyone interested. xury and there Lentatious leisure, irst of all, must ss.thls. Whlch_is uly smart fashion- Miss Barkeley's topic will be "Wartime Labor Problems, Health implications.'' Mrs. Cars- ten--Sonnicksen,- d i r e c t o r - of health for the Palo Alto Council link women look Fact--is;--the- n has added a genuine chic to which they have of Parents and Teachers, Is ar ranging for_a panel discussion. At its meeting last Friday, the class heard Dr. J. Russell Frantz, medical officer of the bureau of I so actually be venereal diseases of the state de lt Is always so partment of public health, esti ld when gowns mate the cost of venereal disease ntricacy of drap- In the United States dt $1,000,000 tion of line they a year. ness. Miss Ruth Mayer, city welfare mple of this sleek officer, pointed out the need of tion was the so a vigorous citizenry which would ng green silk jer- assume the duty of keeping the e crossed surplice town clean. "It is much easier to ilgh. The sleeves keep a town clean than to clean 1 long. But the It up after it becomes dirty," she n and draped In a said. Both Miss Mayer and Dr. Against this she Frantz expressed opposition to bracelet and two organized vice. >nds and glowing M. C. Thlltgen, manager of the its--that new pur- Community Center, told of the accent! Or the various recreational activities of on Page 10) fered Palo Altans--dancing par ties for various age groups, sea in Coman Jr. sonal sports, swimming, baseball, Sunday hikes, and hospitality for ^ Santa Ana men in the service. ioman Jr. has left to Join her hus- He told the group that there Is a need for some place in the cen rnt Coman, who ter of town where children can I his six weeks' gather to chat and play games, irmy air corps of- now that local creameries and school at Miami similar gathering places are clos rs. Coman will rc- ing early. ith while her huslibrarian for the FOR TI1E BIRTHDAY of her duate School of mother, Mrs. R. A. Richter of ves his advanced Palo Alto, Mrs. Albert Green gave a buffet supper last evening at i D. Allen drove her home on Cowper street. s. Coman to visit Those present were Mr. Richter, ttier. Mr. Green, Mrs. Eleanor Woolf- ton of Santa Ana, sister of the t WOMEN'S CLUB honoree, John Richter, Richard will meet at the South, Betty and Robert Green. n Sherwood for a ng at 7:30 p.m. PRUNES AND APPLES were picked by members of Alpha Actual Demonstration at Our Store ArUTd Oclj- 2^,9(|y2- ff.j