anaheim-gazette 1931-08-13

Local happenings Miss Lillian Woodward Marries L. A. Mitchell Miss Lillian C. Woodward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Woodward, became the bride of Lawrence A. Mitchell Monday evening, the ceremony being at White Temple M. E. church, the Rev. R. W. Lee officiating. The church altar was beautifully decorated with flowers and greenery. Mrs. Ralph W. Lee gave a group of nuptial numbers on the organ, and an instrumental trio, including Mrs. Fred Krastele, Mr. Krastle and Lawrence Sweeney, gave selections. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Clarence Trickey, Miss Helen Troy of Fullerton, Mrs. Clyde Martin of Anaheim and Miss Geraldine Beach of Santa Ana. Miss Geraldine Woodward, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. The best man was Clyde Martin and the ushers were Al Fernandez of Santa Ana, Allan Rains, Dr. Walter Blakely and Dan Ruff, all of Anaheim. Paul Sloop Weds Floma Schneider Miss Floma Schneider, daughter of Mrs. J. H. A. Schneider, became the bride of Paul Sloop at Voorhis chapel at San Dimas Sunday afternoon, the ceremony being witnessed only by a few relatives and friends. The Rev. Thomas W. H. Walker, of the First Presbyterian church, officiated. Mrs. Kenneth Sloop gave a group of organ numbers and played the wedding march and Dr. C. O. Patterson sang "All for You" and "Because." Miss Inez Morris was maid of honor and Miss Miriam Sloop was bridesmaid. George Sloop was best man and Arvil they returned to the Mexican resort and lost just that amount, returning home Monday morning feeling poorer than they did Saturday evening. Epworth League at Lawn Party Members of the White Temple Epworth League are recalling with pleasure the annual lawn party held Tuesday evening at the home of Frances Hein on Brookhurst avenue. About 30 of the members were present, enjoying games and refreshments. Entertainment Committeeemen Charles Bush and Alma Ruth Shaw, and Refreshment Committeeemen Florence Auer, Pearl Bircher, Lela Brown and Alfred Bonney received whole-hearted thanks for their part in making the party a success. Mrs. Dora Hermance, president, called attention of those present to the Orange County Epworth League rally to be held at Fullerton park August 17. Mission Workers Hear of India The Missionary Society of the First Christian church at its meeting last Thursday heard of progress that is being made by missionaries of that denomination in India. Mrs. J. H. Daugherty spoke of the work of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shafer at Bllaspur, Indiana, and Mrs. J. R. McGarven told of the work being done by Mrs. F. G. Rothemel, who has taken up the work of her husband since his death four years ago. Mrs. H. G. Carlin sang "The Shepherd Kind and True." The devotions were by Mrs. B. Carlyle and Mrs. J. F. Swindler in charge of the program. The meeting was at the home of Mrs. H. W. Pierce. Mattress Needed for Vacation Comfort “There must be a little bit of comfort in every good little vacation,” sang A.C.Ruttec prominent Anaheim business Miss Floma Schneider, daughter of Mrs. J. H. A. Schneider, became the bride of Paul Sloop at Voorhis chapel at San Dimas Sunday afternoon, the ceremony being witnessed only by a few relatives and friends. The Rev. Thomas W. H. Walker, of the First Presbyterian church, officiated. Mrs. Kenneth Sloop gave a group of organ numbers and played the wedding march and Dr. C. O. Patterson sang "All for You" and "Because." Miss Inez Morris was maid of honor and Miss Miriam Sloop was bridesmaid. George Sloop was best man and Arvil Morris and Walter Taylor were ushers. The newlyweds spent their honeymoon at the beaches and will live at 421 East Cypress street. Santa Ana Guests at Outdoor Luncheon Members of the Evangelical Missionary Society of Santa Ana were guests Friday afternoon of the Anaheim Society at an outdoor luncheon and meeting at the Anaheim City park. There were 80 members of the two societies present. A program was given in the afternoon at which Mrs. Lena Behrens, vice-president of the Anaheim society, presided, and the devotions were led by Mrs. E. R. Weaver of Fullerton. Mrs. Joseph Witt of Santa Ana gave a reading, Mrs. Brubaker and Mrs. Johnson gave a dialogue on the mite box. Everett Schneider talked of the Passion Play, which he saw last year, and duets were sung by the Misses Hoeffer. Masonic Picnic at Irvine Park Aug. 19 The Anaheim Masons and Eastern Star will hold a picnic at Irvine park on Wednesday night of next week. Secretary E. H. Metcalf announces it will be a basket affair and following the dinner there will be dancing. Mr. Metcalf also announced that the organization is doing no lodge work this month, the next stated meeting being on September 4. Won $15 Dinner, But Lost It Again Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Russell of Anaheim enjoyed a marvelous $15 dinner Saturday evening at San Diego when they celebrated Mr. Russell's winnings of that much Saturday afternoon on the horse races at Tiajuana. Sunday Going East? Miss H. G. Carlin sang "The Shepherd Kind and True." The devotions were by Mrs. B. Carlyle and Mrs. J. F. Swindler was in charge of the program. The meeting was at the home of Mrs. H. W. Pierce. Mattress Needed for Vacation Comfort “There must be a little bit of comfort in every good little vacation,” sang A. C. Riutcel, prominent Anaheim business man, this week, as he lolled in his swimming suit on the sands at Long Beach. It's this way: Mr. and Mrs. Riutcel motored to the Iowa "capital" last Saturday where they engaged a cottage for the following week. Upon closer study of the place, Mr. Riutcel put in a long-distance call for his son, Lloyd, to get the company truck and bring him his home mattress that very evening, "If you don't want to see me coming home every night to get a good sleep." The mattress was delivered, pronto. Mrs. Dickman Hostess For the Ladies' Aid Mrs. H. H. Dickman was hostess for the Ladies' Aid of Grace Lutheran church, in the church parlors last Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Russell of Anaheim enjoyed a marvelous $15 dinner Saturday evening at San Diego when they celebrated Mr. Russell's winnings of that much Saturday afternoon on the horse races at Tlajuana. Sunday Going East? $40 to Chicago St. Louis ... $3650 Kansas City ... $3250 Denver ... $2500 and many more One-Way Coach and Chair Car Fares on Sale Until October 31st Same Fares Westbound FRED HARVEY MEALS will save you money Round Trip Santa Fe Summer Excursion Tickets to all the East on sale daily until October 15th—Good to return October 31st. Santa Fe Ticket Office and Travel Bureau C. A. WALKER, Agent Phone 3107—Anaheim De Luxe—4-Ply 29x4.75-20 ... WHI Fit 29x4.50-20 ... $445 30x5.00-20 ... Rims De Luxe 6-Ply $5.50 Other 29x4.40 ... $370 29x4.50 ... $420 30x4.50 ... $490 28x4.75 ... $490 29x4.75 ... $490 29x5.00 ... $535 28x5.25 ... $640 29x5.25 ... $640 30x5.25 ... $640 31x5.25 ... $640 28x5.50 ... $690 30x5.50 ... $690 All Other Sizes and Types at BOUGHT IN CA Genuine Vanite Golf Balls Made by the famous Van Oelot Co., from a new material. A guaranteed product. 5/8-Inch Garden Hose GATES TRUCORD 28-foot length with $175 per gallon. Fully guaranteed. Western Oil 6½o Quart Heavy 5 Gallons $130 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Party Simple Epiphany pleased Tuesday Frances About 30 enjoying Charles and Re-Florence brown and hearted taking the mercance, nose pres-Epworth Fullerton India The First sitting last that is be-that M. Daughn and Mrs. Indiana, and the work Rotthemel, her hus-sars ago. The Shop-devotions Mrs. J. F. program, of Mrs. for comfort Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Grimm was program leader, and Mrs. C. H. S. Hunziker and Mrs. Otto Idso spoke on Lutheran mission work among the Kurds. Mission work among Kurd children was told by Mrs. Edwin Fischer and Ray Grimm told of the needs for a missionary doctor. Twenty members and six guests attended the meeting. The next session will be held on September 3. Dinner-Bridge for Benefit of Y. L. I. A dinner-bridge as a benefit for the Young Ladies' Institute will be given at the Balboa beach home of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Truxaw, this Friday evening, beginning at 6:30. Reservations may be made with Miss Anna Wisser, phone 2368. The committee in charge consists of Laura Harland, chairman; Lily Ahern, Emma Wisser, Elizabeth Arnold, Junita Brownfield, Doris Desch and Mrs. Rose Goosens. WELCOME FOR IOWANS And still they come from Iowa Among the latest arrivals are Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Horst, who were welcomed to the Southland Sunday night, at a party attended by twenty, given by Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whalen. The new-comers have purchased an orange orchard near the Whalen home on Ball road. Mrs. Whalen and Mrs. Horst are sisters. VACATION AT BALBOA Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Emery of 404 North Lemon street this week declared themselves fit to do another year's hard work. They lived in a cottage at Balboa island last week, enjoyed a good eunburn, leisurely strolls along the beach, unhurried motor trips to Long Beach and Capistrano, and a long gaze at the broad Pacific. Miss Mary Melheim, sister of Mrs. Emery, who two weeks ago surprised Mrs. Emery upon arrival here, was particularly fascinated by the placid ocean. and Mrs. Eldo R. West, with whom the visitors are spending most of their time. Mrs. D. Howard Dow of St. Michael's rectory recently returned from her home at Atlanta, Ga., Mrs. Dow was gone from Anaheim nearly seven weeks and visited a number of places in Georgia and South Carolina. Mrs. Elsie D. Schrank of the Morris Plan company, Misses Louise and Dorothy Gerlich and Miss Mildred Van Hay spent last week in Santa Cruz mountains, Redwood, and in San Francisco. First-class plumbing. Large or small jobs. Sellers Plumbing Shop, 1116 Lincoln avenue, at Five Points. Phone 4824 "Let Charlie Do It." Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Topliff and their visitor from New York City, Miss Frances Dutton, spent this week in San Diego and plan to return to Orange county Monday. Mrs. B. B. Ives and daughter Ruth have as guests this week Mrs. Wilson Vagerleher and daughter Fern of Long Beach. Mrs. James Singer of Streator, Ill., is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Arthur Roquet. Mrs. A. L. McCoy has as a guest her aunt Mrs. Arthur Beemis of Bradford, Penn. $182.00 Majestic Elec. Refrigerator, Anaheim Elect. Co., 209 West Center. Mrs. E. E. Henning has gone to Nebraska where she will visit for several weeks. Mrs. Floyd McCraken has as her guest Mrs. Belle Barry of Bellingham, Wash. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Whalen of Ball road, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowers of Connecticut, who are spending some time with friends in the southland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doepke and sons will be joined at Seattle by Miss Grace Anderson, of Broadway school and they will return to Anaheim aboard September 1. Born—To Mr. and Mrs. C. W.H Monday, a son. $899.95 Voss Washers, Anaheim Eltrie Co., 209 West Center St Mrs. Irvin Gerstenkorn entertains with a dinner Saturday evening in celebration of Mr. Gerstenkorn's birthday. Mrs. A.E.Hargrove is in Idaho where she is visiting relatives. Miss Reta Gerson has returned her home in Bakersfield, after a visit with Mrs.C.C.Wright and family.. VACATION AT BALBOA Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Emery of 404 North Lemon street this week declared themselves fit to do another year's hard work. They lived in a cottage at Balboa Island last week, enjoyed a good eunburn, leisurely strolls along the beach, unhurried motor trips to Long Beach and Capistrano, and a long gaze at the broad Pacific. Miss Mary Melheim, sister of Mrs. Emery, who two weeks ago surprised Mrs. Emery upon arrival here, was particularly fascinated by the placid ocean. CONCORDIA SOCIETY MEETS About 50 members and guests of the Anaheim Concordia Society gathered at the clubhouse Monday evening for the regular monthly game of 500 and sheep's head. President H. Bremer announced that in 500 J. W. Heying walked off with first prize, with Mrs. Louise Hargrove and Mrs. John Molt capturing second and third honors, respectively. Andrew Rorden of Fullerton edged in ahead of President Bremer to take first prize in sheep's head. Mr. and Mrs. Harry M. McPherson of Berkeley this week are visiting friends and relatives in Anaheim and vicinity, preparatory to going to Yuba City, where Mr. McPherson will be vice-principal during the next school year. Mrs. McPherson is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. E. E. Henning has gone to Nebraska where she will visit for several weeks. Mr. Floyd McCraken has as her guest Mrs. Belle Barry of Bellingham, Wash. Recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Washington of Ball road, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bowers of Connecticut, who are spending some time with friends in the southland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Doepke and sons spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Anhorn of San Bernardino, at Newport Beach. The Misses Pauline and Dorothy Nenno spent a portion of last week at Anaheim Landing. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Smith, of 419 North Claudina street, have gone to San Clemente for permanent residence. Keep your efficiency at a peak—drink Pomegranate milk. Phone 4401. E. C. Kendrick of 700 North Zeyn street, was with his son Richard this week at the Boy Scout camp, Osceola, in the San Bernardino mountains. Miss Ada Garfield, a teacher at Fremont school, and Miss Velma Martin are on a motor trip to Vancouver. They H.C.KIER Announce His Affiliation TIRES, ACCESSORIES, GAS LOOK AT THESE PRICES! FORD WHEELS for TIRES $250 Oversize... $295 Luxe—4-Ply 75-20 ... Will Fit 50-20 ... $445 30-20 ... Rims Luxe 6-Ply $5.50 Heavy Duty—6-Ply 29x4.40 ... Will Fit $395 30x4.50 ... Rim Heavy Duty Super De Luxe 30x5.50-20 ... Same Size as Stand.$825 32x6.00-20 ... Same size as Std.$1045 7.00x20 ... 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