anaheim-gazette 1931-12-17

Anaheim Social and Personal Relief Fund is Started by Faculty The instructors of Union high school have voluntarily agreed to give two percent of their salaries each month to a fund to help relieve unemployment among their own pupils. Every member of the faculty will contribute, which will yield about $200 a month. A special committee has been appointed to suggest a plan which will be adaptable and careful investigations will be made while the fund is being applied from Jan. 1 to May 1. The committee is composed of Frank Kellog, chairman; J. L. Van der Veer, Charles Rinehart, Mrs. Fay Kern Schulz, Miss Olive Potter, Mrs. Mary P. Foreman and Miss Madge Sproull. It is proposed to utilize the fund to provide employment rather than charity and the committee will co-operate with the City Welfare department. The committee will report on receipts and expenditures each month. White Temple School Holds Its Election The White Temple Sunday school on Monday evening re-elected Perry Mathias as superintendent for his fifth term. The other officers and department heads are: Enrollment secretary and treasurer, Mrs. William Wagner; assistant enrollment secretary, N. R. Phillips; librarian, Mrs. E. B. Segerstrom; absentee secretary, Mrs. Dora Hermance. Cradle roll superintendent, Mrs. Carl Johnson; beginners, Mrs. F. M. Bunggay; primary, Mrs. H. W. Hill; junior, Mrs. R. W. Lee; assistant junior superintendent, Mrs. E. A. Williamson, intermediate, Mrs. O. Steurnagle; young people’s to be supplied; high school, Paul Demarce; adult, Forrest Twinem; Buena Women to Open Clubhouse The enterprising Women’s club of Buena Park has completed a new clubhouse, holding its first meeting in the structure today. On tomorrow there will be an informal opening of the building and the public is invited to attend. During the evening there will be a program but the affair will take more the form of an informal inspection of the building. The building is the result of years of capable planning and financing by the club members. It is a building that not only the club members but the entire community should be proud of. It was erected so far as possible with local labor, thus giving employment to local people and to place into circulation money that was raised locally. It is an example of community cooperation that any community might well follow. It was a happy group of club members who gathered to hold their first meeting in the new building, for it has been a long and wearisome battle to finance and plan such a structure with so small a membership. Kiwanis Club Gives Christmas Party Ninety members of the Kiwanis club with their wives and friends made merry at an elaborate Christmas party at the Elks’ clubhouse on Tuesday evening. A turkey dinner was served, followed by an original skirt presented on the stage. The skirt spun a story of a neighborhood meeting in a rural home in the 1895, when songs of the time were sung. John W. Price, retiring president, received a wrist watch from the club, which was presented by O. E. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. E. H., a bridge supper on Mr. and Mrs. J. O., opolis, Kansas, arrive Monday for an extended Birchers parents, Mr. Bircher, on Lawrence. The Missionary Society Aid of the Evangelical all-day meeting today luncheon at noon, at R. C. Hein on West Cemetery budget workers were to be E. Burgl led the Chris Mr. and Mrs. H., a family party at the Olive street on Christ the guests will be their terses and their families. Suits tailor made, St. Anaheim. Voice and plano studio of Mrs. O. Leve give a “Musical Olympia” club rooms tomorrow fair to be open to the The Order of Catholics give a Christmas party Sunday after Christmas jaunt into the mount. A benefit for the Business Women’s office of Miss O Tuesday evening. Preto Agnes Saviers, M Helen Grafton. ORANGE COUNTY FINE ARTS—Musical SPECIAL FEATURE classes, 422 W. Center Miss Goldie Berger Weds U. H. Woods Forty guests assembled at the home on Mrs. J. W. Hobson, 202 South Rose street, Saturday evening, for the wedding of her sister Miss Goldie Berger to Udell H. Woods, of Brea. It was a formal affair, the ceremony being under an arch of greenery and a large white wedding bell. The Rev. Virgil Ledbetter officiated. Clinton Hall was best man and Miss Josephine Miller was bridesmaid. The bride is a daughter of N. C. Berger of Orange. She attended Fremont and Union high schools and for five years has made her home with her sister. The newly-weds will live in Santa Ana. Christmas Services at St. Michael's Church The Midnight Eucharist will be held as usual at St. Michael's Episcopal church, beginning at 11:30 p.m. Christmas Eve. The choir will sing Carridge's Mass, and the Rector, the Rev. D. Howard Dow will give a five minute sermon. There will be a second celebration on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock. The Church school of St. Michael's church will have its carol service and program on Christmas Eve at 7 o'clock. Y. L. L CHRISTMAS PARTY A brilliant tree and the glow of many candles illuminated St. Boniface hall, Tuesday night, when the Young Ladies' Institute gave a merry Christmas party. Holly and red tapers decorated the tables where supper was served. Mrs. Lily Wollenman was a generous Santa Claus who distributed gifts. The Rev. Father Wakeman spoke on "The Democracy of the Church" and the Father Murphy commended the Institute members for the charity work they do. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ford have sold their home at 746 Zeyn street and have gone to Whittler to live. Ninety members of the Kiwanis club with their wives and friends made merry at an elaborate Christmas party at the Elks' clubhouse on Tuesday evening. A turkey dinner was served, followed by an original skit presented on the stage. The skit spun a story of a neighborhood meeting in a rural home in the 1895, when songs of the time were sung. John W. Price, retiring president, received a wrist watch from the club, which was presented by O. E. Stewart, Phil McKann, of Long Beach, governor-elect for the California-Nevada district, spoke. Dancing closed the party, one of the liveliest of the Christmas season. Ladies Euchre Club Gives a Luncheon The Ladies' Euchre club was delightfully entertained at luncheon at the Elks club on Thursday. The usual game of progressive euchre occupied the afternoon hours. Mrs. C. F. Grim was the fortunate winner of the first prize and Mrs. Jos Carroll of the second. Those present were: Mrs. George Hamler, the hostess, Mrs. A. L. Lewis, Mrs. Louise Backs, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. A. Rimpau, Mrs. Jos Carroll, Mrs. C. E. Holcomb, Mrs. Ernst Borchert, Mrs. Tom Scott, Mrs. C. F. Grim, Mrs. J. S. Sheridan, Mrs. O. H. Senner, Miss Zolla Smythe. DINNER FOR SERVICE CLASS A pot luck dinner and practice for the Christmas program to be given at the Wesley Methodist Episcopal church South, Sunday evening, will mark the meeting of the Service class at the home of Mrs. Nancy Moore Friday evening. E. J. Walthall, who will be in charge of practice for the Christmas program, states that an unusually large attendance is expected at the regular monthly gathering, as well as at the church Sunday evening. W. R. C CHARITY WORK The Women's Relief Corps met at Old Fellows hall, Tuesday, when Mrs. Addie McMillan, chairman of the relief committee, reported that charity work amounting to $200 had been done, and Mary Mitchell reported that the child welfare committee had been very active. The corps will present a flag to the Horace Mann Parent-Teachers' association. A Christmas party for the Social club will be held at the home of Mrs. Mitchell next Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Carrie Recknor entertained the Worthwhile club at home on South Clementine street, Tuesday afternoon. Orange County Fine Arts—Music Special Feature classes, 422 W. Center Circle No. 1 of the Women's Aid was home of Mr. and M Tuesday evening, with domino party. Anaheim represented the interdenominial at Immaculate Presbyterian Angeles, Friday, we Mrs. T. H. Walker, J. H. Behrens and Loose. Mrs. Robert BoneJueves club at a Christ home on Friday after was a lighted tree and gifts. Bridge was going to Mrs. Fred Sholly Markle. Build beauty from granate Selected Mill "Gifts for the King Girls Reserve at White Sunday evening," and "light ceremony for no." The Concordia club annual Christmas party friends next Sunday will be a tree and an Music will be a Sweeency studios.The public card party on Miss Alice Betzso Jerome, Arizona, to with her mother.Mr. buy her a wallh Sellers Plumbing Ave., Phon 4824. Mr. and Mrs.W.children have come f to make their home are living on North.A bridge dinner ranch home of Mr.Miller on Dale road Cloyes Evans.A fea mas tree on which t each one present.Free delivery.Me complete food service 115 N.Los Angeles Institute gave a merry Christmas party. Holly and red tapers decorated the tables where supper was served. Mrs. Lily Wollenman was a generous Santa Claus who distributed gifts. The Rev. Father Wakeman spoke on "The Democracy of the Church" and the Father Murphy commended the Institute members for the charity work they do. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Ford have sold their home at 746 Zeyn street and have gone to Whittier to live. The corps will present a flag to the Horace Mann Parent-Teachers' association. A Christmas party for the Social club will be held at the home of Mrs. Mitchell next Tuesday afternoon. PoM, Fspro-rhlomeG" Mrs. Carrie Recknor entertained the Worthwhile club at her home on South Clementine street. Tuesday afternoon. Way Down East they still use the slow, patient ox for jobs that call for heavy hauling. The money crop is potatoes. So Lenville Hawkes of Cumberland Center loaded 40 bushels of spuds a year-old ox-cart, yoked up his team of white-faced Hereford steers, and started to take the load as a gift from Governor Gardiner to President Hoover City folks who had never seen an ox around the rig as it was photographed in Times Square, New York, and wondered what the long driver's hand was for. Personal News Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Freeman gave a bridge supper on Monday evening to a number of friends at their home on Ball road. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bircher of Kanopolis, Kansas, arrived by automobile Monday for an extended visit with Mr. Birchers parente, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Bircher, on Lawrence avenue. The Missionary Society and Ladies' Aid of the Evangelical church held an all-day meeting today with a pot luck luncheon at noon, at the home of Mrs. R. C. Hein on West Center street. The missionary budget was to be made up, officers were to be elected, and Mrs. E. Burgl led the Christmas service. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Pierce will give a family party at their home on North Olive street on Christmas Eve, when the guests will be their sons and daughters and their families. Sults tailor made, $25. 308 E. Center St., Anaheim. Voice and piano students from the studio of Mrs. O. Lee Shoemaker will give a "Musical Olympia" at the Ebell club rooms tomorrow evening, the affair to be open to the public. The Order of Catholic Youth will not give a Christmas party; but on the Sunday after Christmas will take a jaunt into the mountains. A benefit for the Professional and Business Women's club was given at the home of Miss Theodora Frahm, Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Agnes Savilers, Mary Macres and Helen Grafton. ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Music, Drama, Dance. SPECIAL FEATURE: Sight-reading classes, 422 W. Center St. Phone 4312. Noted Woman Novelist Katherine Newlin Burt, who lives with her husband on a western ranch, knows high society intimately as she proved in her stirring novel, "Happiness Begins." Mrs. Theodore Frahm of 119 South Olive street entertained the Anaheim Business and Professional Woman's club Tuesday evening at a luncheon and bridge party. Christmas decorations included a tree beautifully lighted and trimmed, and frosted holly. The Misses Dorothy and Elsie Heide came from Hollywood to spend Sunday with their mother, Mrs. Emma Heide. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Robertson gave a Christmas-bridge at the Elks club-house on Saturday evening. The bridge prizes were awarded to Mrs. John Wagner, Mrs. Charles Hansen, Mrs. G. Leander, John Weln, Lawrence Lemke and Dr. W. J. Frank. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hauck and Mrs. Thompson of Los Angeles spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodale. Miss Elizabeth Crane, who has been visiting her brother and other relatives and friends at York, Nebraska, for a month, has returned to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Crane. be used for irrigation purposes, and estimate that under one plan a reclamation plant would cost about $720,000 and under the other plan about $800,000. The cost on the present volume of water would be $20 an acre foot, while with growth of population by 1950 the cost would be $16 an acre foot. The Farm Bureau will submit the reports to various interested organizations over the county for future consideration, without at this time recommending either plan as better than the other. Fiftieth Birthday of Santa Ana Church The First Evangelical church of Santa Ana celebrated its 50th anniversary last Sunday with special services, the sermon being by the Rev. A. J. Boeller, superintendent of the California conference. The pastor is the Rev. E. W. Matz. Four charter members of the church are living—H. W. Rohrs, Fred Holzegraf and Fred Schroeder, all of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Anna Schield Krull of Crooby, Mo. WILL AID CREDIT FUND The First National Bank of Santa Ana will Join the National Credit association, formed for the purpose of supporting banks over the country which have "frozen" assets. The Santa Ana bank will subscribe for $100,000 worth of the association's gold notes, it is announced by the directors. WILL PLANT BARLEY H. C. Christlieb an Orangethrove avenue rancher, has leased the 33-acre tract of the Community Industrial Land Co., and will sow it with barley. The lease is on a part-crop plan. CHRISTMAS Wheel Goods A benefit for the Professional and Business Women's club was given at the home of Miss Theodora Frahm, Tuesday evening. Prizes were awarded to Agnes Saviers, Mary Macres and Helen Grafton. ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Music, Drama, Dance, SPECIAL FEATURE: Sight-reading classes. 422 W. Center St. Phone 4312. Circle No. 1 of the White Temple Women's Aid was entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kahley, Tuesday evening, with a supper and a domino party. Anaheim representatives who attended the interdenominational conference at Immanuel Presbyterian church, Los Angeles, Friday, were: Tho Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Walker, Mrs. E. H. Brune-J. H. Behrens and Mrs. Samuel E. Loose. Mrs. Robert Boney entertained the Jueves club at a Christmas party at her home on Friday afternoon, when there was a lighted tree and an exchange of gifts. Bridge was played, the awards going to Mrs. Fred Sidebottom and Mrs. Holly Markle. Build beauty from inside out. Pomegranate Selected Milk. Phone 4401. "Gifts for the King" was given by the Girls Reserve at White Temple church, Sunday evening, and there was a candle light ceremony for new members. The Concordia club will give its annual Christmas party for members and friends next Sunday evening. There will be a tree and an exchange of gifts. The music will be by the Pemberton-Sweeney studios. The club will hold a public card party on Monday evening. Miss Alice Betzsold will come from Jerome, Arizona, to spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Mary Betzsold. Juy her a wallheater for Xmas. Sellers Plumbing Shop, 1116 Lincoln Ave., Phone 4824. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hyta and four children have come from Mitchell, S.D., to make their home in Anaheim. They are living on North Pauline street. A bridge dinner was given at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller on Dale road for Mr. and Mrs. Cloyes Evans. A feature was a Christmas tree on which there were gifts for each one present. Free delivery. Meats, groceries, fish, complete food service. Knott's Market. 115 N. Los Angeles Street. Phone 2502. John Wagner, Mrs. Charles Hansen, Mrs. G. Leander, John Welnin, Lawrence Lemke and Dr. W. J. Frank. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Hauck and Mrs. Thompson of Los Angeles spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Goodale. Miss Elizabeth Crane, who has been visiting her brother and other relatives and friends at York, Nebraska, for a month, has returned to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Julius H. Crane. 335 North West street. She reported enjoying an excellent visit and trip. Mrs. Anna Siegal will give a Christmas party for her pupils at the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Saturday afternoon, games and music to form the program. At twilight carols will be sung, a Christmas tree will be displayed and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. Miss Olga Peltzer, president of the Young Ladles' Institute, and 100 other young people attended a card party at St. Mary's hall hall in Fullerton, Monday evening. Tune in KFI every Tuesday morning. 10:00 and hear National Lead Co. of Calf. (Bass-Hunter Palnts) "Home Beautiful" department program on "Color Harmony." Phone 9708 for details. Engineers Report on Sewage Reclamation Sanitary Engineers R. F. Goudey and O. E. Stewart have reported to the Board of Supervisors and Farm Bureau the results of their survey on reclamation of sewage which is now pouring into the Pacific through the outfall sewer, amounting to about 5,000,000 gallons a day. The engineers reported two plans for reclaiming the waste water, which could... A bridge dinner was given at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Miller on Dale road for Mr. and Mrs. Cloyes Evans. A feature was a Christmas tree on which there were gifts for each one present. Free delivery. Meats, groceries, fish, complete food service. Knott's Market. 115 N. Los Angeles Street. Phone 2502. Crosley Litlfella Super-Holero dyne Radio What could be a better Christmas gift $38.38 Other Models Priced Accordingly Superior Radio Service 308 W. 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