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News From Cypress Way CHRISTINE DAVIS JACKSON 7-2010 Mrs. J. C. Sutphin Sr., of Bloomington, Ind., recently left for home after a month's visit with her son and family, the John Sutphins of 5661 St. Ann street. Mrs. Sutphin was here partly to welcome her new grandson, Henry Carl, born June 29. She visited relatives in Colorado on her way home. Mrs. Fred Armbruster, Mrs. Henry Huckabee and Mrs. Mary McBride attended the Woman's Missionary convention held in the San Bernardino mountains at Pine Crest recently. The ladies reported good services, and missionaries, in attendance were from Africa, Japan, India and China. The engagement of Miss Mary Dixon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orie Dixon was announced last week. Her fiance is Tom Fleeman of Compton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. Fleeman. The wedding has been set for Aug. 27 at the Anaheim Baptist church. Miss Dixon is a former resident of Cypress as her parents lived here until they moved into a new home at 1464 Beverly in Anaheim. She attended Centralia school and Anaheim Union high school. George Ogata Jr., and David Thomas were announced the winners in the ticket sales contest among Cypress Scouts for the July 4 Firemen's breakfast and the donkey baseball game. Ogata sold $100 worth of ducats and ended up with a free expense trip to camp this summer. Thomas was second with $73 in sales, and he was presented a new fishing tackle box. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Smitherson of Whittier were dinner guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Davis, 9181 Walker St., last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John McGee of 8631 La Homa St., are welcoming a new member to their family who has been named Maureen Ann. She was born July 5 and weighed 8 pounds, 13 ounces. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Pussy, we'll just have to send you to the Sanitone DRY CLEANER! Sanitone DRY CLEANING Gets Out Stubborn Spots Like Magic Kitty has a spot remover all her own, but it takes Sanitone Dry Cleaning to get spots and stains out of clothes. It really knocks them, too, gets out all the dirt, even deeply embedded grime. Your clothes look and feel like new and that much better press lasts ever so much longer. Phone for service today. Sesma CLEANERS FOR SERVICE Branch Call Office—East Alpha Beta Shopping Center—KE. 5-0532 Call Office and Plant—130 Elm St., KE. 5-3819 FOR SERVICE Branch Call Office—East Alpha Beta Shopping Center—KE. 5-0532 Call Office and Plant—130 Elm St., KE. 5-3819 SEE YOU JULY 23 IN THE ANAHEIM BULLETIN "Mystery Merchants" FREE CASH MONEY MONDAY, JULY 25th 6-9 P.M. IN ANAHEIM Water Works Under Study TA ANA (OCNS) — detcher of Santa Ana appeared to be the ful bidder on connion of an office buildWater Works District Garden Grove. her's offer of $21,970 aw among three bids ed to the. County of Supervisors. Other arry and Jack BuildGarden Grove, $22,540; means and Ulrich of Ana, $23,468. building will be on Walnut street Garden Grove Blvd. Whittier Firm Wins Pipeline Contract SANTA ANA (OCNS) — S. E. Pipeline Construction Co. of Whittier outbid five others on the laying of 5340 feet of 12-inch pipeline between Katella and Chapman avenues on 9th street, Garden Grove. The Pipeline's offer to do the job for $33,975 was referred to Engineer Jack Woolley for study and report, along with the other proposals. Woolley had estimated the task would cost Water The board had estimated the building's cost at around $25,000. Supervisors referred the bids to the architect for study and report. County Jim Duncan — Editor Works District No. 3 $30,000. Other bids: E. J. Gould of Gardena, $35,590; Ledford Bros., of Long Beach, $48,033.55; Be-Jac Construction Co. of Buena Park, $54,677; Stanfield Construction Co., Inc., of Pomona, $36,427.75; and William Demot of Paramount, $36,083.40. Action on the bids was taken MEETING SCHEDUL SANTA ANA (OCNS)—Aiming clear its plans for development of Upper Newport Bay County Board of Supervisors tatively is slated to meet with Newport Beach City Council GIGANTIC SEMI-ANNUAL SMITH-REAFSNYDER'S ENTIRE STOCK PRICE SLASHED — STOCK MUST MOVE COME IN AND SAVE TODAY FAIR TRADED ITEMS EXEMPTED FROM SALE! SMITH-REAFSNYDER'S ENTIRE STOCK PRICE SLASHED — STOCK MUST MOVE COME IN AND SAVE TODAY FAIR TRADED ITEMS EXEMPTED FROM SALE! One Group CRICKET CHAIRS Salem Maple Includes cushion Values to 39.50 1950 Salem Finish BARREL BACK CHAIRS Salem finish Maple im brown print upholstery. Reg. 104.50 6950 Heywood-Wakefield CLUB CHAIRS Provincial style with my print upholstery Reg. 149.50 9950 Provincial, Save $50 SOFA Homespun tapestry cover Reg. 149.50 9950 Lawson Style, Save $50 SOFA Heavy multi-color Boucle Reg.209.50 15950 Modern by Kroehler CLUB CHAIRS Famous styling Regular 109.50 NOW.....6950 SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED Wison style in west green and old novelty save. Regular 249.50 $19950 Special Purchase — Save BOX SPRING MATTRES Regular 99.50 Reduced. Both for Only 6950 WEST GREEN AND D Novelty Save. Regular 249.50 $199.50 SPECIAL PURCHASE PICTURES Big 24x30 inch size Excellent selection subjects Beautiful frames Reg. 19.50 ONLY 995 Regular 99.50 Reduced. Both for Only 6950 Well constructed for longer life — extra heavy padding and 8 oz. covering. ONE GROUP MATTRESSES reg. 79.50 NOW 59 BUNK BED INNERSPRING COMBINATION Complete 29 Maple Pillow-Arm BED DIVAN one Provincial vering g. 164.50 12950 reg. 109.95 set Seafoam Grey Limed • Double Dresser • Bookcase Headboard 7950 reg. 109.95 set Modern Ranch Group • Mr. and Mrs. Dresser • 2 Nite Stands • Bookcase Headboard Set reg. 223.80 18950 SAVE! — TABLE SALE — SAVE! Broken Lot MODERN TABLES Values to 39.50 995 Maple STEP-END COFFEE TABLES to go at Only 1795 One Group FRENCH PROVINCIAL TABLES Regular 44.50 2950 Auto Salvage Business Granted by Supervisors SANTA ANA (OCNS)—Overriding the Planning Commission the County Board of Supervisors Tuesday granted Julian Martinez permission to establish an auto dismantling and salvage business on Garden Grove Blvd. at Hanson (Knott) avenue. The use variance is limited to one year. The place also must be county courthouse at 7:30 p.m. Friday. A meeting of the two groups Monday night was canceled when three principals were unable to attend. A new session date was set Tuesday afternoon. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeer Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 SAVE! 9x12 Multi-Color Only COTTON RUGS $3600 Bigelow – Sanford – Decorator Colors COTTON BOUCLE $495 BROADLOOM Sq. Yd. JULY SPECIAL TAPPAN $199.50 GAS RANGE Regular 259.50 One Group 3.50 to TABLE LAMPS All styles with values 9.95 to 42.50. 32.50 GAS RANGE Regular 259.50 One Group TABLE LAMPS 3.50 to All styles with values 9.95 to 42.50. One Group Modern Wood Hand Turned Base FLOOR LAMPS Rock Bottom Prices Made to retail at 44.00 to 49.50 These Must Go Smith Reafsnyder FURNITURE since 1867 151 N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim Shop Fridays 'Til 9:00 p.m.