anaheim-daily-herald 1921-05-14

LEE'S Filling Station now open for business at the corner of inter. & Philadelphia Streets have a complete line of entura Oils and Gas Goodrich Tires and Tubes our patronage solicited. Come in and get acquainted. Lee S. Geiselman U. S. L. Batteries Service Restinghouse Station Do you know what official station and genuine parts ins to you and your electrical item? We are the only station here that gives you genuine s and can give you absolute replacement when you are tled to it. Come in and ask about theory policy on your electric item. Society CARRIE LOU EVANS, Editor AMUSEMENTS IN ANAHEIM Tonight Fairyland—William Russell in "Bare Knuckles." Grand—"The Midnight Riders." Sunday Fairyland—Tom Mix in "The Road Demon." Grand—"The Little Fool." EPISCOPAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS HAVE RALLY The Episcopal Sunday schools of Orange county will hold a rally on Sunday at St. Michaels church at 3:30 p.m. The children and the teachers of the schools from Orange and Santa Ana will assemble with those from Anaheim in Guild hall at 3 o'clock and will march with their banners into the church. Rev. R. B. Benton of Santa Ana and Rev. George Swan of Pasadena will take part in the service, the latter delivering the address. All parents and friends of the children are invited to the service. ANNUAL PICNIC OF EVANGELICAL SUNDAY SCHOOL The Evangelical Sunday school members left early this morning for Orange County park where they enjoyed a picnic. This is their annual picnic and it was well attended. During the day games, races and ball games are being enjoyed. At noon time a delicious dinner was served with hot drinks and desert provided. Boating was one of the pleasures of the day. MISS CLEMMER HONORED WITH S Miss Lillian Clemm or guest last night after given as a surprise Miss Clemmer is to of James C. Craig During the evening were enjoyed and la were served. Miss many useful articles The friends present E. Overfelt, E. H. A daughter, T. L. Gillet, G. Hiles, J. L Lee Cooper, Misses Lydia Betz, Anna W lace, Lillian Degrys Lucille Johnston, My rine Riley, There Florence Smith, Alice D. D. Clemmer and Clemmer. LIFE RECRUIT DAY AT CHRISTIAN CH Sunday is life recr Christian church. The call for life recruiters, missionaries, r and women, college pastors, Bible doctors and those of The subject in the "The Law of Christmas evening "The Closing cial music has been cordial invitation is go to attend. STAR "500" CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY The Star Five Humbers were guests yers of Mrs. A. E. Sch were played and M scored high, Mrs. Re end, and Mrs. Schul Dodge Brothers Motor Car Dodge Brothers expect every car sold to be the basis of a friendly association with owner. The car is built with that thought upper-most, and every possible human effort is put forth to win and hold public good will. The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high. sold to be the basis of a friendly association with owner. The car is built with that thought upper-most, and every possible human effort is put forth to win and hold public good will. The gasoline consumption is unusually low. The tire mileage is unusually high. Chas. H. Mann Exclusive Dealer for Anaheim 210 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 43 MISS CLEMMER HONORED WITH SHOWER Miss Lillian Clemmer was the honor guest last night at a kitchen shower given as a surprise at her home. Miss Clemmer is to become the bride of James C. Craig of Brea June 17. During the evening games and music were enjoyed and later refreshments were served. Miss Clemmer received many useful articles for future use. The friends present were Mesdames E. Overfelt, E. H. Ahlswede, Depwig and daughter, T. L. Longworth, J. L. Gillet, G. Hiles, J. D. Hunton, Perry Lee Cooper, Misses Emma Hunton, Lydia Betz, Anna Wisser, Minnie Wallace, Lillian Degryse, Emma Owens, Lucille Johnston, Myril Gossett, Narrine Riley, Therea Nausubaum, Florence Smith, Alice Wisser and Mrs. D. D. Clemmer and Miss Lillian Clemmer. LIFE RECRUIT DAY AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH Sunday is life' recruit day at the Christian church. The sermon will be a call for life recruits such as ministers, missionaries, nurses, both men and women, college professors, assistant pastors, Bible school teachers, doctors and those of every profession. The subject in the morning will be "The Law of Christianity" and in the evening "The Closing Message. Special music has been prepared and a cordial invitation is given to the public to attend. STAR "500" CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY The Star Five Hundred Club members were guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. A. E. Schumacher. Cards were played and Mrs. J. A. Clayes scored high, Mrs. Robert McKee second and Mrs. Schulte third. Follow- The subject in the morning will be "The Law of Christianity" and in the evening "The Closing Message. Special music has been prepared and a cordial invitation is given to the public to attend. STAR "500" CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY The Star Five Hundred Club members were guests yesterday afternoon of Mrs. A. E. Schumacher. Cards were played and Mrs. J. A. Clayes scored high, Mrs. Robert McKee second, and Mrs. Schulte third. Following cards a short social hour was enjoyed. The home was decorated in dainty roses and ferns. The luncheon served the latter part of the afternoon was carried out in the same color scheme. GOLDEN WEST CLUB MEETS Mrs. Elsie Borth entertained yesterday afternoon in honor of the Golden West Club. The rooms were made artistic with dainy Cecil Brunner roses and ferns. Cards were played and Mrs. Wm. Houts scored high with Mrs. E. S. Houts second. Following the games delicious refreshments were served to Mesdames John Cook, W. E. McCann, Jean Adams, W. E. Duckworth, M. Wagner, B. S. Houts, E. Zitzmann, H. Hansen, A. Nowotny, F. H. Harrison. The Cantata followed, its title being "Over the Rainbow," with Leonora McAllister as queen. The orchestra furnished the music. The groups in the cantata were Forrest Children Caught in Shower; Rainbow Queen and Maid of Honor; Queens Heralds, Donald Reed and Herman Schaffer; Sunbeams and Moonbeams; Dewdrops; The Four Winds; The Snowflakes and Forest Spirits; The Artists; and the Fireflies. Each pupil taking part carried out the character in a clever and exact way. Following the cantata a playlett entitled: "A Picked Up Dinner," with Evelyn Karsten, Elton Snavelly and Myra Smith starring brought down the house with applause. The school realized a good sum for the picnic provisions for the following day. Yesterday a large crowd of the patrons and students met in a group and motored to Orange county park and spent the day. Games, races, boating and the wonderful American sport of baseball was enjoyed. The fathers challenged the Loara team to a game and needless to say the fathers were too much for them, but only because they were larger. A wonderful time was spent throughout the day with everyone returning home safe and sound. QUIET MARRIAGE OF ANAHEIM COUPLE The marriage of Miss Evelyn McClure to Harold Percy Aikers both of Anaheim was performed at noon today at the home of Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Markle, Mr. Aikers' mother and grand-mother and Mr. Hucklebride and two children were present with the Rev. Markle who officiated and Mrs. Markle to witness the ceremony. The bride was dressed in a dark traveling suit and hat to match. Immediately following the wedding the couple left with their complete camping apparatus for a five day trip fishing and hiking at Little Bear. On their return they will reside in Anaheim. MISS HOUTS GIVES INFORMAL EVENING Pauline Houts was hostess last night to a group of girl chums at school for a jolly evening together. The time was pleasantly passed with music and games. Late in the night the girls enjoyed luncheon. Those present were Misses Frances and Alberta Wallace, Mareella and Helen Webber, Gertrude Griggs, Virginia McElheny, Bessie Renner. MUSIC SECTION MEETS MONDAY The Music Section of the Anaheim Ebell will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. H. O. Henderson. "Review of Faust," will be taken and a good program given. An invitation is extended to the Ebell club in general and anyone not having transportation is requested to... MUSIC SECTION MEETS MONDAY The Music Section of the Anaheim Ebell will hold its regular meeting Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. H. O. Henderson. "Review of Faust," will be taken and a good program given. An invitation is extended to the Ebell club in general and anyone not having transportation is requested to call Mrs. Henderson at 420W. Mmes. Harry Sears, Charles L. Turner and C. E. Harbeson will assist Mrs. Henderson in the afternoon affair. MAXWELL SALES IN ONE MONTH NEARLY TWO CARLOADS "The last Maxwell touring car on the floor was sold Wednesday to M. H. Penny of Huntington Beach, this making our sales for the past thirty days nearly two carloads," states Mr. Lumsdon of the Turton & Lumsdon Maxwell agency. The new Maxwells appear to be going like wildfire. FEDERAL TROOPS MAY BE CALLED WASHINGTON, May 14.—President Harding and Secretary of War Weeks today are considering sending federal troops into the embattled districts in West Virginia. A telegram was received by Harding from Governor Morrow of Kentucky on the fighting that has been going on for the past few days along the Kentucky-West Virginia border. returned Thursday from San Francisco, where they have been spending the past three weeks with Mrs. Harris' sister. Mrs. R. Stock and baby of Los Angeles returned home Wednesday after several days' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Edmunds. George Oertley's class won the baseball game from Mr. Woodhouse's class of the M.E. Sunday school. The game was played on the grammar school grounds. Dr. and Mrs. Snow and two children of San Jose are visiting the Doctor's brother, Eugene Snow, and family this week. Raymond Cross and family of San Jose spent Saturday with Mrs. Elizabeth Fairchilds. Mr. Cross and Mrs. Fairchilds are cousins. Mrs. T. W. Ellis of Villa Park is visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Edmunds. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lake and Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Bowers of Santa Ana left Thursday by machine for California Hot Springs, where they will remain until Sunday. AUTO TOPS Seat Covers, Plate Glass, Quarter Curtains, Trimmings EARL FARRIS Phone 668 226 S. Los Angeles Back East Rates via Southern Pacific Starting June 15th and continuing until August 15th, round trip tickets will be sold every day to various eastern cities, at marked reductions from regular fares. —go one way, come back another. There are four routes east via the Road of a Thousand Wonders. Stopovers in both directions, except in California on going trip. —For complete information covering all destinations, rates, routes and trains, call on, write or phone. the People of Anaheim and Vicinity: Owing to the desire of the writer to retire from active business life, the stockholders of the Griffith Lumber Company have decided to sell their five yards, and we feel confident that it will be gratifying to our customers to know that the Anaheim business has been sold to its present manager, Mr. Henry M. Adams, and Mr. Elmer L. Bowers, son of the writer. Mr. Adams has been a loyal and efficient employee of the company for the past twenty years or more, as manager of the Anaheim Yard, and we are very sure that his many friends will be pleased to know that our company, in recognition of his many years of faithful service, has selected him to continue the business on the same high plane of service and fair dealing which we have maintained since 1886. Mr. Bowers, who becomes a partner of Mr. Adams, has also company for the past twenty years or more, as manager of the Anaheim Yard, and we are very sure that his many friends will be pleased to know that our company, in recognition of his many years of faithful service, has selected him to continue the business on the same high plane of service and fair dealing which we have maintained since 1886. Mr. Bowers, who becomes a partner of Mr. Adams, has also put in about twenty years in the General Office of the company in Santa Ana, and he is a thoroughly trained lumberman and has imbibed his conception of proper business methods and practice from the Griffith Lumber Company. These two men will give their undivided attention to the management and development of the new firm, ADAMS-BOWERS LUMBER CO., and we bespeak for them the same liberal patronage and friendships which we have so greatly enjoyed and appreciated in the past many years of business in Anaheim. The new firm took possession May 2nd, 1921. Yours very truly, IFFITH LUMBER CO. per A. C. BOWERS, Manager.