anaheim-gazette 1931-12-31

Announcing Our MONEY-SAVING Furniture Sale Lowest Prices In 17 Years Walnut Bedroom Suite— With Venetian Mirror, Vanity, Bed, Chest and Bench ... $57.50 Walnut Bedroom Suite— Bed, Chest, French Vanity and Bench Four Pieces ... $47.50 Ivory Enamel, Bed, Dresser and Chest ... $27.50 Simmons' Bed, Double Deck Springs, and Inner Spring Mattress ... $24.00 Simmons' Bed, Walnut or Ivory Finish Coil Spring, and Mattress ... $18.00 Rugs, Living Room and Dining Room Furniture at Equally Low Prices GAS RANGES AT COST VINCENT FURNITURE CO. Palm and Center Sts. Anaheim. Phone 3115 Social Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Berkeley and Loring Walla, who have been vintages in this city duriseason returned this w northern homes. Lloyd Rultceel, sophoUniversity of Idaho will Years Day to resume h a pleasant holiday vacahis parents in this city. Harry Hanna drove up spend Christmas with B Wrenn at Pasadena and number of old time frie He says Vista has shipp a million pounds of avowson, and the industry laall sides. It is only four the region was in sage b introduction of irrigation improvement throughout. USED CLOTHES. We change, Mrs. Moore's, Anaheim, Phono 4518. Councilman Sherldan North Dakota where he University and went parties with the young g out until five o'clock in with the thermometer 42 zero. He is now a popusociety and looks back reocurrences as the time most froze to death. ORANGE COUNTY FINE ARTS—Music, D SPECIAL FEATURE: classes. 422 W. Center St VINCENT FURNITURE CO. Palm and Center Sts. Anaheim. Phone 3115 HAPPY You, Mr. and Mrs. Ana months. We take this oppo please you more. We wish you the Greetings of the N This is the time to high not to wait for the future to use TODAY! Pat Heckman—Meats Anaheim Drive In Market Spencer's Store 166 West Center Saveway Cleaners "Good Clothes Deserve Good Care" Bonkosky and Oelke Fumigators Anaheim Fullerton Creamery Independent Ice Co. R. C. Phillips Social : and : Personal Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Whitaker of Berkeley and Loring Whitaker of Visalia, who have been visiting with relatives in this city during the holiday season returned this week to their northern homes. Lloyd Ruitelc, sophomore at the University of Idaho will leave on New Years Day to resume his studies after a pleasant holiday vacation spent with his parents in this city. Harry Hanna drove up from Vista to spend Christmas with his sister, Mrs. Wrenn at Pasadena and visited with a number of old time friends in town. He says Vista has shipped more than a million pounds of avocados this season, and the industry is developing on all sides. It is only four years ago that the region was in sage brush. Since the introduction of irrigation there is great improvement throughout the section. USED CLOTHES. We buy, sell, exchange, Mrs. Moore's, 271 E. Center, Anaheim, Phone 4518. Councilman Sheridan halls from North Dakota where he attended the University and went to Christmas parties with the young ladies, staying out until five o'clock in the morning with the thermometer 42 degrees below zero. He is now a popular member of society and looks back at these happy occurrences as the time when he almost froze to death. ORANGE COUNTY SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS—Music, Drama, Dance, SPECIAL FEATURE: Sight-reading classes. 422 W. Center St. Phone 4312. I. R. Emery, who left Anaheim several months ago for a trip to the Mid-West, returned last week. "It's certainly good to be back," he said. "Business conditions here are better than in South Dakota, although I must say that the weather we had there up till I came West was warm as California weather." RAYMOND NEBELUNG MARRIED Raymond Nebelung son of the late Max Nebelung and Mrs. Josephine Nebelung of this city was married in Berkeley at 1 o'clock on Christmas day to Mrs. Ethel Allison of Seattle, Wash. The wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Whitaker who are old friends of the groom, all being natives of Anaheim and former schoolmates. After a honeymoon spent in the northern part of the state the happy couple will come to Anaheim and will be at home to their friends after January 15. BIRTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas entertained at dinner on Sunday evening in honor of the birthday of James Whitaker, brother of the hostess. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Whitaker and daughter of Berkeley, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Zeus and son of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. James Whitaker and son, Loring Whitaker of Visalia, and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas, Harriet and Ralph Maas Jr. Buy her a wallcenter for Xmas, Sellers Plumbing Shop, 1110 Lincoln Ave., Phone 4824. ENTERTAIN TULANE PLAYER Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons entertained at a family dinner at 1:30 o'clock on Christmas day. Covers were laid for fourteen. An old fashioned southern Christmas dinner was prepared by the hostess. The guest of honor was Francis Payne of Mississippi, a member of the Tulane football team. Mr. Payne is a relative of Mrs. Coons, being a cousin of the late Victor Montgomery of Santa Ana. Mrs. Victor Montgomery and her two daughters Misses Gertrude and Louise Montgomery were unable to be present because of the illness of Mrs. Montgomery. After dinner Mr. Payne was taken by his cousin Tarver Montgomery to Tustin and Santa Ana where a short time was spent visiting other relatives before returning to the Huntington hotel in Pasadena where the Green Wave has headquarters. Those present were, the hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Coons, Francis Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Tarver Montgomery of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Coons and small son of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Fletcher of Los Angeles, Ralph Seward of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gregg, Miss Jessie Coons and Rector Coons. Storm Gods (Continued from Page 1) the Anaheim Gazette this week is the following: Flooded Streets "Rains during the week have brought the seasonal precipitation to 10.05 inches as against 5.65 to date last year." Not in many years has such heavy rain fallen as during the past six days. Beginning an hour or two after midnight on Friday, rain fell in heavy showers almost uninterruptedly until daylight. At 7 Saturday Mr. Dickels guage measured 1.11 inches for the storm. Showers on To You, Mr. and Mrs. Anaheim! Mr. and Mrs. Anaheim, have given us your hearty cooperation during the past we take this opportunity to thank you for it, and to determine that in 1932 we more. We wish you all the happiness and health and prosperity in the world. We metings of the New Year. The time to highly resolve to go forward, to forget yesterday's cants of woe, for the future to bring us happiness and joy. This is the time to resolve to woe! Concern yourself with but today; Woo it, and teach it to obey Your will and wish. Since time began Today has been the friend of man; But in his blindness and his sorrow Concern yourself with but today; Woo it, and teach it to obey Your will and wish. Since time began Today has been the friend of man; But in his blindness and his sorrow He looks to yesterday and tomorrow. —Anon. Marigold Cafe 122 East Center The Southern County Bank Anaheim Building & Loan Assn. Center at Lemon Anaheim Flower Shoppe 106 N. Lemon—Mrs. E. A. Abbott Pickwick Hotel and Coffee Shop Anaheim Gazette Printers—Publishers (Successors to B. Hartfield) LOLY and JENSEN JEWELERS 108 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. TROJAN BAND TO LEAD TOURNAMENT PARADE Receiving the honor for the second time within the last three years, University of Southern California's famous band under the direction of Harold William Roberts will lead the 43rd annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade on New Year's day. It was on New Year's Day in 1930 that the Trojan band nationally known through its unique marching formations and stunts presented between halves of Southern California football games had the honor of leading the historic flower page for the first time. Members of the band will march in their colorful Cossack uniforms of bright gold blouses and white flannel trousers and will perform at the Southern California-Tulane football game in the Rose Bowl. LUCERO AND GONZALES MOVE TO NEW QUARTERS The store of Lucero and Gonzales, which for three years has been at 117 East Center, now is established in its new and larger quarters at 136 East Center street. Manager A. R. Gonzales began directing the removal of stock, fixtures and equipment from the old location Saturday evening and by Tuesday most of the stock had been moved. The store stayed open for business every day. "We have taken a three-year lease on the larger quarters," Mr. Gonzales stated. "That shows our faith in Anahelen and surrounding territory. We were located in the old place three years. We confidently expect an increase of business, and know that we will be in a position to offer more service." Uncle Sam borrow $1,300,000,000 at three and a quarter per cent interest. Beautiful department program on "Color Harmony." Phone 2703 for details. An Illinois plumber blown out of a ditch by a gas explosion, executed the quickest movement ever recorded by a member of his craft. During the past twelve that in 1932 we shall stay in the world. We wish cants of woe, and yet resolve to work and J. W. Eberhard—Groceries Anaheim Drive In Market Fashion Smart Shop Mrs. C. Munroe, Prop. The Valencia Laundry 808 North Los Angeles St. Elliott Welding & Mfg., Inc. R. E. Elliott Anaheim Laundry Co. 400 South Lemon Street Alpha-Beta Food Mkts. West Center—East Center