anaheim-gazette 1930-06-05

Anaheim Youths Build Golf Links Opening of "The Course of the Lillyputs," miniature 18-hole golf course located at Chartres and Clementine streets, is scheduled for Wednesday of rest week, Clarence Wharton and Dick Luch, partners, announced Thursday. Originally, the course was to have been opened this Saturday evening, but failure of equipment to arrive delayed arrangements. The 18-hole course, constructed on a corner lot, is laid out along the lines of an architect known locally, and is entirely different than most miniature courses, the owners state. Difficult "traps" as well as easy holes are mixed to give every player the maximum entertainment, they state. Laying out of "The Course of the Lillyputs" began three weeks ago. It is named after the course in Gulliver's travels. Both of the owners are Anaheim youths, both being graduated from the Anaheim Union high school in 1928. Wharton played half on the football team, while Lusk went out for baseball. Anaheim Girl Alice D. Betzold and both of Anaheim and year teachers at Jeroen turned to this city morning, following school year in Arizona. The girls reported that Jerome. They left in drove all night. Three girls, all teachers at tion, returned both with Betzold lives with H. Betzold at 328 South street. S.V.E STEVENS-VAN ENGELEN CO STORES 301 West Center St. DRESSE Flat Crepe—Georgette—Chiffons Prints—Plain Colors Beautifully fashioned and ideal for coming warm weather Sizes 14 to 46 Flat Crepe—Georgette—Chiffons Prints—Plain Colors Beautifully fashioned and ideal for the coming warm weather Sizes 14 to 46 $4.95 to $9. Flannel Coats White and Pastel Shades Sizes 14 to 40 Women's Shoes White—Biege—Black In pumps, straps, ties, with low, medium and high heels— Extraordinary values at $3.95to$4.85 Pinkston & Heinrich Our Service Department in Charge of Mr. Hollis Walker Invites you to see the New Finer DE SOTO SIX- Our Used Departure Is in Charge of H. M. Our Service Department in Charge of Mr. Hollis Walker This Is Mr. Walker's Fourth Year as Manager of Our Service Department Mr. Walker Invites Your Patronage —New Low Rates All Work Guaranteed Invites you to see the New Finer DE SOTO SIXAt a New, Lower Price DE SOTO EIGHT Lowest Priced Straight Eight in the World! Plymouth Four Full Size—Low in Price Products of Chrysler Motors Now on Display AT OUR SHOW ROOMS 326 East Center, Near Olive Phone 1640 for Demonstration General Repair Work on All Makes of Cars Pinkston & Heinrich —Dealers For— DE SOTO SIXES AND EIGHTS — PLYMOUTH FOURS 326 East Center Street ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim Girls Return Alice D. Betzsold and Catherine Shea, both of Anaheim and for the past year teachers at Jerome, Arizona, returned to this city early last Friday morning, following completion of the school year in Arizona the day before. The girls reported a quick trip from Jerome. They left in the evening and drove all night. Three other California girls, all teachers at the same institution, returned both with them. Miss Betzsold lives with her mother, Mrs H. Betzsold at 328 South Philadelphia street. Trojans to Fight For Championship With a generous supply of championships already among their collection, the Trojans of the University of Southern California will make a bid for the National Collegiate Athletic Association track and field title at Chicago this week-end in a meet in which the cream of the Big Ten and the South will clash in addition to many of the stars of the East who met last Friday and Saturday in the L.C. 4-A. Winner of the National Intercollegiates at Boston, the California Intercollegiates at Palo Alto, the West Coast Relays at Fresno and sundry local A.A.U. titles and dual meets, the Trojans have established themselves as one of the greatest college track teams in his tory, and are now ambitious to add the N.C. A.A. crown to their collection as a final farewell to the miraculously successful university year of 1929-30. Frank Wykoff and Bill Carls, the two Trojans who won first places last Saturday in the L.C. 4-A finals, will find the competition keener than ever this week. In the N.C. A. 100-yard dash, Wykoff will have George Simpson, Cy Leland, Claude Bracey and other top-notch sprinters to run against in addition to Eddie Tolan and Hector Dyer, whom he defeated last week. In low hurdles, Carls will have such stars as Rockaway of Ohio State and Sentman of Illinois to add to the competition. Schneider On Fishing Trip Henry Schneider, watchmaker at Kendrick's Jewelry Store on West Center street, returned Monday with a large catch of bass secured in a four-day trip to the mountain resorts back of San Diego. He reported that fishing was good and amplified this statement with Isaac Walton stories. DESOTO AGENCY GETS NEW CARS Henry Schneider, watchmaker at Kendrick's Jewelry Store on West Center street, returned Monday with a large catch of bass secured in a four-day trip to the mountain resorts back of San Diego. He reported that fishing was good and amplified this statement with Isaac Walton stories. DESOTO AGENCY GETS NEW CARS V. E. Pinkston and W. C. Heinrichs Pleased with Reception Given New Agency Pinkston and Heinrichs, for several years automotive dealers here, this week received a complete line of new cars for their DeSoto and Plymouth agency, located at 326 East Center street. V. E. Pinkston and W. C. Heinrichs were exceptionally pleased with the reception given the new DeSotos and Plymouths. In addition to the new agency, they operate the used car lot adjacent to the agency, and are equipped to give complete service on all makes of automobiles. Hollis Walker, who has been with Pinkston and Heinrichs for over three years, is in charge of the service department and H. M. Ryals, who has been manager of the used car department, still remains in that capacity. George R. Boykin Opens Local Store George R. Boykin, for seven years with a well known automotive electrical service of Pasadena, this week leased the store building at 156 South Los Angeles street and began remodeling it in preparation for the opening of the Boykin Electrical Service next week. The entire front was changed, and the interior of the store room re-painted. New machinery already has arrived for the shop and will be installed early next week. Assisted by Paul McShane, who was associated with him in Pasadena, Mr. Boykin will specialize in automotive electrical service. He also is the authorized agent for the United Motor Service, the only one in Anaheim. Wiley B. Allen Co. Adds 2 Employes Two more salesmen, bringing to four the total number of Anaheim branch employees, the Wiley B. Allen company on 134 West Center street is forging to Wiley B. Allen Co. Adds 2 Employes Two more salesmen, bringing to four the total number of Anaheim branch employees, the Wiley B. Allen company on 134 West Center street is forging to the front rank, in joint of Sales, of the firm's units, Harry H. Clubb, resident manager, announced Thursday. L. LaMont, formerly a captain in the coast artillery, U. S. army; and John W. Post, for years with the firm in Los Angeles, this week joined the local staff. Mr. LaMont will sell radios while Mr. Post will deal exclusively with pianos. From April 15, when the local branch was opened, to and including June 4, the Anaheim unit sold 150 radios, Mr. Clubb stated. Surprise Party for Mrs. Terry One of the most delightful affairs of the week was the birthday surprise party tendered Mrs. Nellie E. Terry on Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. C. Gathas on N. Los Angeles street which had been profusely decorated with masses of carnations and roses in honor of the event. Mrs. Terry was invited to the home ostensibly to meet some out of town friends and upon arriving was greeted by a number of Anaheim friends with exclamations of congratulation, and best wishes for many happy returns. She was completely surprised. The evening was spent playing bridge at which high score was won by Miss Freida Janns, second by Miss Clem Backs and the consolation by Mrs. J. Ben Kaulbars. At the close of the game a dainty collation was served by the hostess. Mrs. Terry was presented with an electric waffle iron as a token of esteem by those present. Among the guests were Mrs. Nellie E. Terry, Mrs. Sophie Stock, Mrs. Trefon Harrison, Mrs. J. Ben Kaulbars, Miss Freida Janns, Miss Clem Backs, Miss Frances Backs and the hostess, Mrs. W. C. Gathas. Anaheim, Calif., June 5, 1930 Mary Millerick Shop SMART WEAR FOR WOMEN 218-220 E.Center ANAHEIM, CAL. 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