anaheim-gazette 1925-12-17

Buena Park Notes (By MRS. J. P. ROBISON) The body of T. R. Tuckett was found floating in the ocean about two miles out from Redondo. Mr. Tuckett had been a resident of Buena Park about four months. He lived alone in a small house in the Homewood Tract. A baby girl was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Thibault. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morgan of Ninth street. Dr. A. H. Foster and wife were in attendance at both arrivals. James A. Fay of the Southern County Bank is now a notary public. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spohn visited Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Jones at their new home at Garden Grove Saturday morning. Mrs. Jones was formerly Miss Hazel Nay of Yorba Linda, whose marriage to Mr. Jones took place Wednesday evening of last week. Mrs. E. E. Thurman and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey took the jelly collected by the Woman's Club for the disabled soldiers at Camp Kearny, over to Anaheim Saturday. The congregation of the church was saddened Sunday morning to receive the news of the death of Rev. T. J. Brown, former pastor, at his home in Los Angeles Saturday. The interment was Tuesday at the Inglewood cemetery. An addition is being built to the Buena Park library. Mrs. Harold Lodge of El Monte visited Mrs. E. W. Thurman and Mrs. R. H. Meyer Tuesday. G. D. Snyder, who has been in the hospital, taking treatment after a stroke of paralysis, was brought home Wednesday. He is somewhat improved, and is able to sit in a wheelchair now. Mr. Fred Van Loenen and Mrs. C. W. Girvin and son Charles moved to Los Angeles Friday to meet Mr. Girvin who returned from a business trip to Holland. Mr. Girvin reported a pleasant passage but says the most enjoyable part of the trip was getting back to California. Mrs. H. L. Lydick and Mrs. Iva Dragoman returned Wednesday from San Diego, where their mother, Mrs. Lawson's funeral, took place on Tuesday. Mrs. Wm. Buschwald of Anaheim was the guest of her sister Mrs. S. W. Little Thursday. One of the largest assemblies ever gathered in Buena Park for events of a like nature greeted the installation of the Eastern Star Friday night. A number of friends surprised Ted Spohn Thursday evening in honor of his nineteenth birthday. A good time was had by those present and his mother, Mrs. C. A. Spohn, served dainty refreshments. Lewis Robison was an over night guest of his sister, Mrs. Frank Payton of Fullerton Saturday night and attended the party given by the Honor Society of the Fullerton Union High School. Miss Gertrude Wells was a week end guest of her aunt, Mrs. Raymond Wilcox of Alhambra. The P. T. A. hold their December meeting Tuesday at the school house.The third grade gave a patriotic drill. Mrs. M. S. Berkey, Mrs.J.B.Robison and Mr.And Mrs.J.H.Spohn were Anaheim shoppers Thursday morning. Albert Moon left Saturday for San Francisco after enjoying a three weeks' furlough from the navy. Misses Anna, Myrtle and Mabel Miller of Los Angeles, visited their sister Mrs.Richard Morgan Sunday, and made the acquaintance of their new niece. Mrs.J.C Childers was visited Sunday by her brother, Mr.E.V.McFad-den and wife o and Mrs.McFa-Mrs.Sketch of had not seen b Rev.andMr at the home of Mrs.H.Swat at the home of son. Mrs.Effie Of Saturday. L.J.Robesom Monday to see ams of Alhamam around the wo George Colo Sunday. Geo.MCAlm the week end Mrs.E.L.Cole I.D.Jaynes and wife attend the home of J There were tw Mr.And Mrs and Mrs.W.E at the Owens Mr.And Mrs wood were Sur and Mrs.C.W The Woman mas party at Thursday. Mr.And Mrs ren were Sund and Mrs.Swim Mr.And Mr and Elizabeth Berkey visited House of Van Mrs.L.J.Robesom Monday OPEN AN ACCOUNT FOR Christmas —IN OUR— CHRISTMAS CLUB Make your wishes come true. Think how delightful it will be next Christmas to have a special fund separate and apart from your other money, enough to buy presents and to assist you in celebrating the merriest of all holidays. OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB Provides just such a fund. You will have the money just when you need it most if you enroll in one or more classes. The classes are arranged to suit your convenience. You Will Enjoy Membership In Our Club Provides just such a fund. You will have the money just when you need it most if you enroll in one or more classes. The classes are arranged to suit your convenience. You Will Enjoy Membership In Our Club Invite your family and friends to join with you, as we assure you a cordial welcome awaits them. JOIN NOW AMERICAN SAVINGS BANK COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS Standard of Service Corner Center and Los Angeles Streets ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Girvin who up to Holly enjoyable back to n. Iva Dragom San Diary, Lawson's day. Anaheim was W. Little. Bibles ever events of a installation of light. Prised Ted honor of good time and his served dainty. Over nightunk Payton and at the Honor Union High A week end December cool house.otic drill. B. Robison were Ana-ning. Yay for San three weeks' Mabel Mill-their sister and made nice. United Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. McFademited Sun-V. The Woman's Club will have a Christmas party at their regular meeting next Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey and children were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Swingh of La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey, Everett and Elizabeth Berkey, and Mrs. M. S. Berkey visited Mr. and Mrs. Oran House of Van Nuys Sunday. Mrs. L. J. Robeson was a Los Angeles shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bizzle of Fullerton have moved to Sunset avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy of Pomona were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. Wilsey. The Standard Oil Co. is conducting a physical examination of their employees at the Murphy-Coyote lease. George Colo and Mrs. R. D. Bacon were honored to a joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Missionary Societies at the Congregational church Thursday afternoon at the Community Hall. The following officers were elected: Ladies Aid; President, Mrs. H. H. Haggarty; Vice-president, Mrs. Frank Jones; secretary, Mrs. J. A. Finney; treasurer, Mrs. Charging that her husband beat their young son until the child's life was despaired of, Mrs. Lillian Layton, of Los Alamitos, alleged cruelty in a divorce complaint on file in superior court against Elmer Layton, Los Alamitos blacksmith. Layton, his wife declares, abused her for several years. He objected to her religion and discouraged visitors at their home, she claims. The beating alleged to have been administered to their son took place in October, she said. The Laytons were married in Los Angeles, in 1913, and have two children. They separated last November. Attorneys A. P. Nelson and Kennith Burns are counsel for the plaintiff. California is no longer looked upon as a land of resorts and recreation, according to Arthur S. Dudley, secretary-manager of the Stockton Chamber of Commerce, who has returned after a The S. Q. R. Store REMOVAL NEW LOCATION WILL BE CENTER AND Only 6 More Days Till Christmas GIFTS THAT REFLECT FINE SENTIMENT BECAUSE OF Pretty Sweaters A splendid variety of latest style Wool Sweaters—Repriced for our Removal Sale—All the new colors. For the social activities of the coming holiday season group of frocks, coats and wraps, for every occasion. Fashion the newest materials, in a variety of smart styles. Lea range. GIFTS THAT REFLECT FINE SENTIMENT BECAUSE OF Pretty Sweaters A splendid variety of latest style Wool Sweaters—Repriced for our Removal Sale—All the new colors. $2.95 to $13.95 Gift Gloves A large variety of gloves in kid, suede and chamois. Slipon, gauntlet, one, two and three clasp models. Some with novelty cuffs and stitchings. In all the wanted shades. 69c to $3.39 Gift Hosiery Women's fine quality thread silk hose, always an acceptable gift. In sheer, medium, and heavy weight. Full fashioned, and lisle reinforced at tops and soles. In all the smart light shades, as well as black. $1.00 to $3.25 For the social activities of the coming holiday season, group of frocks, coats and wraps, for every occasion. Fathe newest materials, in a variety of smart styles. Learange. Special Group of Dresses and Coats, One Lot Dresses, formerly $24. to $36. haOne Lot Coats, formerly $29.50 to $95, ha- THE S. Q. R. ST Los Angeles and Center Streets National Thrift week, January 17-23, will be observed by the local Y. M. C. A. The thrift promotion committee held a meeting at Elks Club house Tuesday evening to arrange plans. The committee is composed of A. B. McCord, chairman; H. M. Adams, F. A. Yungbluth; E. M. Smith, R. B. Young, J. A. Clayes, Horace Benjamin, E. E. Smith, E. A. Hargrove, Forrest Fowler, Lotus Louden, the Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, William Falkenstein, Charles Eygabroad, Mrs. F. B. Harden, Tom McFadden and M. A. Gauer. Collect His Gift From a Man’s Store P.H.McCloskey Tremendous Removal Sale --Gifts Men Appreciate-- Shirts English Broads, in Tan, White, Gray. Collar at neck band $1.85 el Shirts in new and striped patr attached.$1.85 both Shirts with dollar to match or attached.$1.85 ed Madras Shirts at patterns. Neckspecial at.$2.15 Sox Novelty Fibre Sox, very special.....59c Novelty Silk Sox, in checks, plaids and stripes; Silk and Wool Sox in the newest novelty patterns; Values to $1.50, the pair.....85c Pajamas Flannelette Night Gowns with frogs.....$1.45 Flannelette Pajamas — extra heavy quality. Silk frogs.....$1.95 Handkerchiefs Plain or initialed Imported Linen Handkerchiefs. White or colored initial. Box of three.....95c Plain white Linen Handkerchiefs.....25c and up Fancy Silk Handkerchiefs .....69c and up Ties Cut Silk, Swiss Knit, Silk and Wool, Four in Hands. Pajamas Flannelette Night Gowns with frogs $1.45 Flannelette Pajamas — extra heavy quality. Silk frogs $1.95 Jewelry Kum-A-Part & Chain Cuff Links—enamel, plated or Sterling 45c up Dress Sets, priced at $1.45 up Ties Cut Silk, Swiss Knit, Silk and Wool, Four in Hands. $1.00 Values ...69c $1.50 Values ...89c $2.00 Values ...1.15 $2.50 Values ...1.45 $3.00 Values ...1.85 ention to Women Customers. Shop here in comfort without hurry or confusion. P. H. McCLOSKEY Center Street Two Doors East of California Theatre R. Store AL SALE CENTER AND LEMON STS. Do Your Shopping Now NT BECAUSE OF VERY FINE QUALITY Silk Lingerie Alluring gifts of crepe de Chine, radium, or tub silk undergarments. Plain tailored models or lace trimmed, Slips, vests, chemises, stepins, and gowns in coming holiday season—a lovely for every occasion. Fashioned of y of smart styles. Leading color Silk Lingerie Alluring gifts of crepe de Chine, radium, or tub silk undergarments. Plain tailored models or lace trimmed. Slips, vests, chemises, stepins, and gowns, in white and dainty pastel shades. $1.40 to $19.50 Dainty Kerchiefs A Beautiful Assortment of initialed and plain, lace trimmed or tailored. In fact, everything new, smart and practical in “Hankiedom” is here. 10c to $2.50 Linen Towels Another Lot of those popular Hand Embroidered Linen Towels, specially priced at $1.00 R. STORE Anaheim, California