anaheim-gazette 1934-03-22

BY GOSH THAT'S WHAT MY OLD LADY SEZ TOO! JOHN - BRING HOME A CASE OF BEER-BUT REMEMBER! NOTHING- BUT GOLDEN GLOW! Golden Glow Distributors Phone 3939 ANAHEIM Auxiliary Host To Girl Scout Troop American Legion Auxiliary members Wednesday afternoon were hosts at their clubrooms in the city hall to members of Girl Scout troop No. 3 of George Washington echool, sponsored by the Auxiliary. The hosts presented a varied entertainment, games were played, and decorations in St. Patrick's theme. Corsages and gifts as tokens of appreciation for their work were awarded Miss Dorothy Harmon, troop captain, and Mrs. Dorothea Schutz. Rotarians Told of Coolidge Theories Coolidge's philosophy of "we do not need more of things that are seen; we need more of things that are seen; we need more of things that are unseen" was the subject matter Dr. Thomas Newlin, for 13 years instructor at the Fullerton Junior college and now of Whittier college, told Rotary club members Monday at their meeting at the Eiks clubhouse. Dr. Newlin stressed the religious American Legion Auxiliary members Wednesday afternoon were hosts at their clubrooms in the city hall to members of Girl Scout troop No. 3 of George Washington school, sponsored by the Auxiliary. The hosts presented a varied entertainment, games were played, and decorations in St. Patrick's theme. Corsages and gifts as tokens of appreciation for their work were awarded Miss Dorothy Harmon, troop captain, and Mrs. Dorothea Schutz, troop lieutenant. Mrs. Josephine Fuller was chairman of arrangements. 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MILES' ANTI-PAIN PILLS Coolidge's philosophy of "we do not need more of things that are seen; we need more of things that are seen; we need more of things that are unseen" was the subject matter Dr. Thomas Newlin, for 13 years instructor at the Fullerton junior college and now of Whittier college, told Rotary club members Monday at their meeting at the Eiks clubhouse. Dr. Newlin stressed the religious theory expressed by "in him was life and life was the light of man." He said that overemphasis on subjective matter leads to fanaticism and mysticism, while our present emphasis upon the objective leads to breakdowns like the present. He declared that scientists do not look for God with their souls, rather they seek material evidence. FOX ANAHEIM 235 W. Center St. Phone 8602 SUN. - MON. - TUES. - WED. 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Yungbluth 145 West Center Street "The Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx" Among Your Friends Mrs. Henry Kuchel returned on Tuesday morning from Phoenix, where her mother has been critically ill from the effects of injuries sustained by falling and breaking her hip bone. The patient is improving and hopes are entertained for her entire recovery. R. A. PATRICK for City Clerk—your Fuller Brush man. Special prices phone 4893. 308 No. Lemon Street. 3tp Mr. and Mrs. F. Siegel were host's Sunday to the following local people who attended a concert in Los Angeles: George Stout, Miss Dorothy Osborne, Misses Marian and Pauline Graaf, B. Collins, Dr. and Mrs. J. Held and L. G. Pfenninger. Miss Elizabeth Siegel joined the party in the metropolis. Expert painting and paperhanging. Reggie Kerr, 123 S. Olive, Anahelm. Phone 4103. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schleuter and party Sunday motored to the grapevine on the other side of the ridge route, took a cut-off to Santa Maria and returned along the coast for a total day's outing of 450 miles. Engagement of Miss Helene Zlacket, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Zlacket of 509 North Bush street, to David Sawaya of Los Angeles was announced by the bride-to-be's parents early this week. The wedding will be in the late summer. Young Ladles, Housewives and Teachers Meehanles, Professors and Preachers Are clamoring for Good Old Ale That Golden Glow has for sale. It's a tonic for bathers at the Beaches. —Golden Glow Distributors, Phone 3939 Anahelm. Mrs. D. J. Donnelly of Lincoln boulevard, Miss Rose Donnelly of this city and Miss Betty Donnelly of Los Angeles enjoyed St. Patrick's day in Los Among guests Saturday night at Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi dinner dance at Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Barthelmess, Barthelmess, nee Eleanor Rockewell president of the chapter. Lorna Hiserodt and Marlys Job appeared in a dance number Genevieve Dickenson in a song Freda Sawtelle played piano solo the Sunday afternoon program presented at Fullerton. For modern interior decoration Harry Kindig. Phone 3568. Mr. and Mrs. William Launders, Elizabeth Cackley, Mrs. Maude Saue Mrs. Daisy Casey, Mrs. Emma Booth and Mrs. Milly Hall attended a reception and dinner given in honor of grand officers, O. E. S., at Los An Saturday evening. Miss Virginia Ehrle Monday was initiated into Job's Daughter following a pot luck supper at Masonic temple. At the same time the following newly-installed offices took their positions for the first time Ina Michaeli, senior princess; Hoskins, junior princess; Phyllis nada, guide; Thelm Woods, Mary Ellinor Spielman, chaplain; Lois Boege, first messenger. Wallhide dries in 4 hrs.—no wait no muss—in beautiful shades—Spe Store—166 W. Center St. Thomas Kuchel, second-year student at the University of South California and well known son of and Mrs. Henry Kuchel of 315 S Claudina street, this week functioned a committee from the school of sponsoring the traditional "St Revel" dinner-dance to be given an Ambassador hotel, Los Angeles, Friday night. The local youth also represents Phi Kappa Psi, general fraternity the committee. Guests of Laguna Beach Bus For Avocado Group In a letter received from Congressman Sam Collins, California representatives are working hard to protect the avocado industry of the state, according to A. R. Marshburn, chairman of the avocado department of the Orange county farm bureau. The problem centers around the question of whether avocados entered the United States under a tariff when the trade treaty with Cuba was inaugurated. The treaty was entered into in 1903 and provided that all products of the soil being admitted free to the United States unless specifically provided for in the treaty were to be duty free commodities. In 1932 the custom board rendered a decision that these avocados or alligator pears were being shipped duty free into the United States, and therefore were not subject to tariff. The efforts of the California delegation are in some way to clarify this situation so that Cuban avocados will be subject to tariff regulations. Lenten Services at St. Michael's Holy week, the last week in Lent begins with Palm Sunday, and there will be a distribution of palms at the 8 and 10:30 services Sunday morning. The usual Wednesday night and Thursday morning services will follow. The big service of the week is on Good Friday when the service of the Passion will be held at 7:45 p.m. The Three Hour service will be omitted this year, but the congregation will gather to hear Cosmo Cantaur at 1:45 p.m. Services on Easter Day begin with the sun-rise service at 6 o'clock. A second Communion service at 8 o'clock, and full choral Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. Avoid Bird Born on Wrong Side of Road All the rules of safety seem to be encompassed in one published paragraph recently called our attention. A motorist's rule, it reads: "My first suggestion to all motorists is drive carefully enough for yourself and the other fellow too, because the chances are he isn't. My own system is to expect the world's prize idiot around every next corner. When I turn a curve or go over the top of a hill I hug my side of the road like glue and I slow down a bit because I always picture a congenital imbecile at the wheel of a car coming at me from the Young Ladles, Housewives and Teachers Meehanles, Professors and Preachers Are clamoring for Good Old Ale That Golden Glow has for sale. It's a tonle for bathers at the Beaches.—Golden Glow Distributors, Phone 3939 Anaheim. Mrs. D. J. Donnelly of Lincoln boulevard, Miss Rose Donnelly of this city and Miss Betty Donnelly of Los Angeles enjoyed St. Patrick's day in Los Angeles. Steehert's Flowers. Phone 8230. Louis Danz, well known Anaheim composer and art critic, addressed members of the Santa Ana Woman's club on Tuesday afternoon. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Patterson and son Elton returned Sunday from a 900-mile journey to June Lake and Bishop. They came back via Death Valley. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sackett of Lincoln boulevard this week were congratulated by scores of friends upon the celebration Sunday of their 57th wedding anniversary. Look spic and span for Easter. Our better cleaning costs no more. Anahelm Cleaners, 308 E. Center. Featured dancers at the Masons' St. Patrick entertainment in Fullerton Friday evening were the Misses Louise and Gelena Goble, granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble of 316 East Broadway, Anaheim. Mrs. Harry Jayne of Anaheim had as her week-end guests Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bigelow of Santa Barbara, who formerly operated a local store. Hold your next bridge luncheon at the Pickwick's attractive party room. An enjoyable picnic at Point Fermin, San Pedro, was enjoyed Saturday by the 4-H club. Among those from Anaheim attending were Mrs. D. S. Davis and daughters Ruth and Eleanor, Roy Sharp and daughters Peggy and Dorothy, Donna Law, Margaret Musch, Mrs. Otto Felbaum and children Marjorie and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Schrott and daughters, Ruth and Lois, Doris Shunk and Merle Thompson. Floyd Stockwell was named president; Rev. Thomas H. Walker pastoral counselor; Earl Zahl treasurer; Albert Ramm, assistant treasurer; Ruth Bowman, junior superintendent; Walter Taylor, intermediate superintendent; J. Blewitt, quiet hour superintendent; and Grace Mauerhan, senior superintendent, at the Orange County Christian Endeavor conference held Santa Ana last week-end. Verla Arne and Coeil Wimberly Anaheim were guests of Mr. and N.A.J. Wooten of West Seventh Street, Santa Ana, at a birthday poining their son, Wayne. St. Patricks motif marked decorations. Garden's for Flowers. Ph. 3838. Winners at the Concordia Lady club bridge and 500 games Monroe were: Mrs. Bernard Gross, Mrs. Geo "School Days" for 200 Public Officers "School days" for public officials, government employees, and civic workers of the Pacific-Southwest will soon be here. The school of government, University of Southern California, announces that its sixth annual institute of government is to be held on the U.S.C. campus from April 2 to 7. W-A-N-T A-D-S RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. WOOD FOR SALE Dry Eucalyptus wood for sale. 621 S. Dickel St. 12-7-81 PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging. J. E. Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2761. PIANOS FOR SALE 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechstelm, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 and up. DANZ, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anaheim. Call them at their play hour when you're away from home Just take down the receiver and give the operator your home telephone number. In a moment you'll be hearing voices that mean more than any other voices in the world... Meanwhile there it stands, alert, protective. Southern California Telephone Company Business Office: 217 N. Lemon Telephone 2101 Anaheim, Calif., March 22, 1934 guests Saturday night at the center of Beta Sigma Phi sorority dance at Long Beach were Mrs. Carlton Barthelmess, Mrs. Press, nee Eleanor Rockewell, is of the chapter. Hiserodt and Marlys Johnson in a dance number and Dickenson in a song, while twelle played piano solos, at afternoon program present-leron. Modern Interior decoration Callingig. Phone 3568. Mrs. William Launders, Mrs. Cackley, Mrs. Maude Saenger, Casey, Mrs. Emma Bouldin Milly Hall attended a reception given in honor of the officers, O. E. S., at Los Angeles evening. Virginia Ehrle Monday night entered into Job's Daughters pot luck supper at the temple. At the same affair, newly-installed officers' positions for the first time: Maelil, senior princess; Helen Junior princess; Phyllis Grande; Thelma Woods, Marshal; Senior Spielman, chaplain; and first messenger. dries in 4 hrs.—no waiting—in beautiful shades—Spencer W. Center St. Kuchel, second-year law at the University of Southern and well known son of Mr. Henry Kuchel of 315 South street, this week functioned on tee from the school of law, the traditional "Spring dinner-dance to be given at the older hotel, Los Angeles, Friday the local youth also represented on Psi general fraternity, on committee of Laguna Beach Business. Clodt and Mrs. H. Strodthoff, at 500; and Mrs. T. J. Hirigoyen and Mrs. John Fochtmann, at bridge. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary Monday evening enjoyed an informal social evening as guests of Mrs. Margaret Boysen. The social gathering followed the business session. Hostesses at Thursday afternoon's dessert bridge and 500 party held at the home of Mrs. C. L. McComber of Buena Park and sponsored by the Fullerton White Shrine of Jerusalem, were: Miss Paulline Houts, Mrs. Pearl Launders, Mrs. Clara LaMont and Mrs. Adele Kellenberger. Marc X. Goodnow, field representative of the University of Southern California school of journalism, called on Anaheim publishers Tuesday, and renewed acquaintance with several former students. Mr. Goodnow is known among Anaheim business men as one of the foremost authorities on merchandising and advertising in Southern California. On several occasions he has addressed local business gatherings. Hudson Terraplanes New Models Now On Display In the air it's Aeroplaning! On the water it's Aquaplaning! On the land it's Terraplaning! Barnhart's Garage 336 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim PHONE 3407 Join the EASTER PARADE at 105 W. Center WHITE is the leader Our Stocks are Complete. Buy now and have a more select variety. 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