The Western outlook., 1921-10-22
EVENTS OF INTEREST
In the East Bay Cities
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
We have moved to 1908 Seventh ST.,
corner of Magnolia.
WESTERN OUTLOOK.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Don't miss the dansant on Nov. IL
Armistice day-at Foresters' hall.
Mrs. Andrew Lea Winston, who has
been on the sick list, is able to be up.
Mrs. E. Chandler. who was injured
last week. is still confined to her home
Have you noticed the advertisement
for the annual bazaar for ST. Augustine
missian?
Mrs G. H. Shelton of SOC Henry street
is confined to her home with sclatic
rheumatism.
Get your costume ready for the big
masquerade on Halloween for the Old
Peoples Home
Don't MISS the juvenile entertain
ment to be given at the Community
House on October 28.
Keep off date Nov. 24-Thanksg giving
day-taken by Sick and Needy Chapter
OF st. Augustine's Church.
Have you the costume and mask for
the halloween dance for the Home for
Aged and Infrm CoIored People2
Ms. Crowder of Chicago, an aunt of
Mrs. Della Jones, is stopping with Mrs.
M. o. Derrick of 727 Union street.
Home for Aged and Infrm Colored
People will give it's Halloween dance as
usual on October 81. Keep off date.
WANrED-A good, live hustIer for
The WESTERN OUTLOOK i'll every city
and town. Apply 1908 Seventh street.
When you are hungry and want
frst-class meal, first-cIass service. at
fair price, go to Moody'F, 1854 Seventh
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Thomas motored to
San Mateo last week. and were guests
of Mr. and Mrs Collins in their paIatial
home.
NJ. B. Witten, the life insurance man
has opened an Office at 524 Pine street.
Phone him at Lakeside 989. He will
''Pilot" you
Mr. and Mrs Charles Burgess. Mr. and
Mrs p. Barros, and Miss Mattye Jones
Of Berkeley motored to Colusa and Red
Bluff last Saturday
Mrs. MAYNARD. Princess of California
Temple, No. II, S.M.T.. of Los Angeles
is a visitor in our midst and is stopping
at 1882 Eighth street
Will you be there? Won't be any
where else Foresters' hall. Nov. Ii
Armis:ics day. II you like jazai come
aud hear Starts jazz orchestra
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Prentice drug store in another
column. We as race should give him
our support as near as possible
1t may be cold this winter, SO ord~r
vour coal and wood from Frank Urey
now. Phone Oakland l456. His prices
are right and his coal is all right
Mrs. Chas. Tiighman, Jr., presented
her husband With l-2 pound boy nn
Sept. 20 and We learn on going to press
that Grandma Hettia is feeling fine
The members of the Temple band
will have dancing every Tuesday night
at Foresters' hall. Meet me there
Admission only 35 cents. V. A. NJ.
We regret to learn OF the death of
Mrs VIM Whitaker in Watsonvile this
week. Mr. Whitaker has our sympathy
They were former residents Of Red Bluff
The monthly banquet given Tuesday
afternoon by the staff Of the Creole cafe
was largely attended and enjoyed. 1t
was given complimentary to strangers
and newcomers
The Oakland Techical high school
was defeated last Saturday at Modesto
by the Modesto high schooi--l4 to Z.
Bill Cowes went over the line for the
Techs only touchdown
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Pollard of Los
Angeles have been guests of her rela-
tives for the past week. They were
called on account OF the death OF his
sister in San Francisco.
For anything in the druggists line
phone Prentice's pharmacy on Seventh
street. Prompt attention snd quick
delivery. No order too small or too
large for him too handle.
Remember the musical programme
of Victory Juveniles, No. 8, s. NJ. L. !,
will start at $50, October 2sth. The
Community House. corner Eighth and
Chestnut streets, is the place.
Yes, | will be there, Where2 At the
dansant given by the Meadow Brook
club on Armistice day, November II, at
Foresters' hall. Henry Starr and his
Richards Cafe Syncopators will furnish
the jazz dancing.
Mr. Earle Leaner has made himself
present OF a brand-new 1921 car and he
will spend HE future spare time in
STEPPING on gas and burning gasoline.
Mrs. Leaner says she expects to get q
wonderful "kick" out of 1t.
The Keren CLUBS hard times social
and dance on Oct. Is at Foresters' hall
was fairly we'll attended, and it was an
enjoyable affair. Che music was good
and dancing was the chief diversion.
The committee was Mrs. Anna Dorsey,