anaheim-gazette 1935-10-10

Calvary Church Placentia Elects Officers Steps in organization, and the election of officers, were accomplished last week by the several boys' and girls' clubs of the Calvary church in Placentia. Boys of high school age elected the following as a nominating committee: John Chariton, Levi Hamner, and John Chariton. With Miss Dorothy Allen acting as leader, girls of the seventh and eighth grades, installed Marjorie Solesbee as their president; Loys Robbins as vice-president; Marjean Schaner as secretary-treasurer; Edna Moore as pianist; and Helen Hargrove as song leader. Fifth and sixth grade students elected Harry Stewart, president; Billy Bryant, vice-president; Faylon Brunemeier, secretary-treasurer; and George Solesbee, social chairman. Rev. Don Milligan, assisted by Don Warner, will lead the group. YOU'LL FIND SPECIAL FEATURES AND SPECIALIZED STYLES IN Styl-EEZ A SELBY SHOE Not only do Selby Styl-Eez shoes have exclusive features for greater comfort and better fit. They also bring you exclusive fashions, styled to harmonize with individual costumes and to lend subtle flattery to your feet. Philatheans Shower Mrs. Bovee At the home of Mrs. C Pearson on South West street last regular meeting of the thea class of the Presbychurch was in the form of a ceremony in honor of Mrs. John Mrs. Bovee, who was Miss Baker, was married in Santa Barbara late in the summer. The recent bride's husband manager of the Staunton Pump and Engineering company suggested a novel mannequin presenting the gifts to her brief skirt was given and the ents were pumped from a bucket. Miss Ruth Martner assistes hostess in supervising the formal games played during evening, prizes for which Mrs. H. A. Johnston, who is special guest of the club, and Mrs. Henry Schneider, S and knitting filled in the reorder of the evening, with so of light refreshments closing evening. The dining table lighted with white tapers most attractively set, with a wedding cake as the centerpiece. Mrs. Frank Baker, mother of guest of honor, served at the turn. Making Plans For Bazaar The main topic of discussion is the meeting of the Ladies' Not only do Selby Styl-Eez shoes have exclusive features for greater comfort and better fit. They also bring you exclusive fashions, styled to harmonize with individual costumes and to lend subtle flattery to your feet. SIMONE—Suede and patent combine in this unusual treatment of the one-eyelot lie. Black or brown. $6.50 THE ECONOMY SHOE STORE 177 W. Center Anaheim GREATER 225 EAST CENTER STREET MEAT DEPARTMENT JAMES KILDUFF, Owner-Manager CONGRATULATIONS ANAHEIM GAZETTE 65 Years is a long time and we glory with you in your long and successful career. FANCY STEER BEEF ROAST . lb. 20¢ CHUCK ROAST ... lb. 18¢ Shortenng 2 lbs. 25¢ Pure Lard 22¢ lb. LAMB SMALL FANCY LAMB LEG ROUND BOÑE ROAST . lb. 20¢ CHUCK ROAST ... lb. 18¢ Shortening 2 lbs. 25¢ Pure Lard 22¢ lb. LAMB STEW 2 lbs. 25¢ SMALL FANCY LAMB LEG ROAST ... lb. 28¢ SHOULDER ROAST ... lb. 20¢ MILK FED VEAL STEAKS CHOPS ... lb. 29¢ EXCELLENT ROAST ... lb. 18¢ WEINERS CONIES 20¢ lb. BULK KRAUT 5¢ lb. CHOICE PORK LOIN ROAST ... lb. 28¢ NICE LEAN CHOPS ... lb. 32¢ Bulk MAYONNAISE PINT 18¢ QTS. 35¢ FRESH FISH and OYSTERS Now On Hand ANAHEIM GAZETTE Philatheans Power Mrs. Bovee At the home of Mrs. Charles Parson on South West street the regular meeting of the Phila-class of the Presbyterian church was in the form of a show-on honor of Mrs. John Bovee. Mrs. Bovee, who was Miss Alice Carter, was married in Santa Barbara late in the summer. The recent bride's husband beamed at the manager of the Standard Cup and Engineering corpora-suggested a novel manner for entertaining the gifts to her. A skirt was given and the pres-sure were pumped from a "well" bucket. Mrs. Ruth Martner assisted the press in supervising the initial games played during the evening, prizes for which went to H. A. Johnston, who was a final guest of the club, and to Henry Schneider. Sewing knitting filled in the remainder of the evening, with serving eight refreshments closing the ring. The dining table was used with white tapers and attractively set, with a tiered dining cake as the centerpiece. Frank Baker, mother of the last of honor, served at the tea Kinking Plans for Zhaar The main topic of discussion at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid of Lutheran Circle Entertained Circle One of the Grace Lutheran church were entertained at the home of Mrs. Juna Wright on West Commonwealth in Fullerton Tuesday evening, with three special guests present, aside from a large attendance of regular members. The fore part of the evening was spent by the ladies with work on their quilts. The business session being presided over by Mrs. Carlson of Orange. The social hour was passed in the participation of games suggestive of the Hallowe'en spirit. Delectable refreshments were served by their amiable hostess. A Hallowe'en party was planned for October 29th, at the home of Mrs. Clarice Lotterle. 'Guest Day' Is Held By Mission Society The meeting of the Missionary society of the Grace Lutheran church last Thursday afternoon was in the form of "Guest Day" with a number of out-of-town ladies present. Introducing a new series of topics, Mrs. C. H. S. Hunziker lead the discussion of the subject "Ye Are My Witnesses", with Mrs. H. Dickman and Mrs. R. Olsen taking part in the lesson. The musical program was under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunziker. She presented a chorus consisting of Mrs. Carrol Krueger, The Misses Frieda Heinze, Merna Bonton, Margaret Grinde, Mary Hunziker, and Katherine Abliter, who sang several numbers. Miss Juanita Fickle and Mrs. H. Bax- Mrs. Dargatz Host To Church Club With Mrs. Robert Dargatz supervising arrangements and acting as hostess, the Woman's Bible class of the Bethel Baptist church entertained the Men's class last Friday evening with a dinner. At two long tables, the setting of which was enhanced with bouquets of fall flowers and ferns, more than forty guests enjoyed the delicious dinner, served in the church parlors. Serving with Mrs. Daratz were Mrs. Fritz Shadick, Mrs. William Lemke, and Mrs. Anna Biefeld. Following the dinner the guests were entertained with several vocal selections by Mrs. John Ballmann, Mrs. O. Eyman, Mrs. Minnie Bressel and Mrs. Anna Biefeld gave several readings. The evening program sincerely enjoyed by all was brought to a close with an address by the Reverend O. Eyman. St. Michael's Episcopal Church Services for Week The Rev. D. Howard Dow, Pastor. 17th Sunday after Trinity Holy Communion — 8 a.m. Public Worship and Church School — 10:30 a.m. Monday, 6:15 p.m.-Meeting of district pencemen with the Bishop. Friday, 10 a.m.-St. Luke's Day. To the services at St. Michael's all people are welcome. Sunday Services To Be Held at Christian Church Our Bible School convenes at Baking Plans for Bazaar The main topic of discussion at meeting of the Ladies’ Aid of Bethel Baptist church Thursday was in the bazaar which is to hold in November. The memoir at the home of Mrs. John Zeller on North Clementine. Mrs. H. Stark, president, predeal at the meeting. Reverend L. Schroeder, who was a guest, instructed a question box, giving constructive and interesting answers to any questions. Mrs. Gertrude Boettcher entered with several vocal solo singers. She was accompanied by piano by Mrs. Olga Burgmann. Mrs. O. Eyman told an inning story. Closing the aftermath the Misses Eva and Emma added delicious refreshments. The musical program was under the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth Hunziker. She presented a chorus consisting of Mrs. Carrol Krueger, The Misses Frieda Heinze, Merna Bonton, Margaret Grinde, Mary Hunziker, and Katherine Abliter, who sang several numbers. Miss Juanita Fickle and Mrs. H. Baxter entertained with several readings. Refreshments were served by Mrs. William Zankers and Mrs. H. Baxter. The special guests included Mrs. H. Martens, Mrs. B. E. Baumbach of Anaheim; Mrs. O. Lompe of Westminster; Mrs. June Wright and Mrs. A Mennes of Buena Park; Mrs. Benjamin Edward, Mrs. A. Miller and Mrs. W. Schweiss of Fullerton; and Miss June Steele from Rock Island, Illinois, who is visiting in Anaheim. It was announced that the society is planning to visit the Palestine exhibition in Los Angeles on October 25th. Sunday Services To Be Held at Christian Church Our Bible School convenes at 9:30 with classes for all ages. You are welcome. The morning preaching service is at 10:30. The sermon theme will be, "Are You a Relative of Jesus." Mrs. E. A. Baker will present beautiful pictures on the screen illustrating the story of the Bible. These programs are drawing excellent audiences. They are entertaining and very instructive. The whole family will enjoy the evening. Our Christian Endeavor is flourishing and a great place for young people.. It meets at 6:30. Come and have a good time with our young people. R ANAHEIM OPPOSITE CITY HALL GROCERY DEPARTMENT Herbert Meisinger, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ANAHEIM GAZEETE OUR DEL MONTE March of Flavor SALE Pineapple 2for33c Spinach . 2 for 23c PEACHES 16c ASPARAGUS 19c LL CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, except Chicken Pride o' West Coffee Fresh Ground BUTTER, Solids CHEESE — Tillamook A GOOD COFFEE EGGS, ex. lg., do Standard OLEO 2lbs. Jersey Corn Flakes SALE Pineapple 2for33c Large, 2½ Cans Spinach . 2 for 23c Large, 2½ Cans PEACHES 16c ASPARAGUS 19c LL CAMPBELL'S SOUPS, Accept Chicken 3 for 25¢ LIBBY'S CORNED BEEF 12-Oz. 16c ALMON SEABORN—MEDIUM, RED 2 No. ½ Cans 25c superio Macaroni, Spaghetti 12-OZ. PKG. 10c TREE TEA BLENDED TO AMERICA'S TASTE GREEN ½ Lb. 30c ½ Lb. 23c ¼ Lb. 16c ¼ Lb. 12c PILLSBURY'S BEST FLOUR No. 5 Sack ...25c No. 10 Sack ...47c 24½-lb. Sack 1.07 PILLSBURY'S PANCAKE FLOUR Sm...9c — Lge...17c HOLLY Cleanser 3for 10c Lye...can 7c Cal Soda 2½ lb. 5c BRILLO CLEANS QUICK! 12 Pads 15c 5 Pads 7c PEET'S Granulated SOAP 27c With 16-Oz. Pkg. FREE Crystal White SOAP 10 Bars 31c Super Suds LARGE PKG. CHEESE — Tillamook ... A GOOD COFFEE EGGS, ex. lg., do Standard OLEO 2lbs. Jersey Corn Flakes ... Tomato Sauce ... 3 Dill Pickles ... CANADA DRY Ginger Ale 12-Oz. 2 fo... SHASTA WATER PLUS DEPOSIT YOUR FAVORITE SALADS, IMPROVED WITH SALAD BOWL Salad Dressing and Sandwich Sp... ½ Pt. 12c Pint... 21c Quart French Dressing, ½ Pt... PURE VIRGIN IMPO... POMPEIA OLIVE OIL Pint Can 4 The Soap Made Olive Oil 3 cakes 1 Dorcas Society Enjoy Progressive Luncheon The meeting of the Dorcas Society of the Zion Lutheran church was in the form of a progressive luncheon yesterday noon. Each member of the society took an invited guest, making 84 in all. For the first course Mrs. Olive Dutzi was the hostess, serving fruit cocktail. They then went to the home of Mrs. Herman Freeze who served a delightful vegetable salad. The dish for the main course was an "Italian Delight" with spaghetti and all the delicacies which go to the making of an Italian dish, with the addition of a variety of relishes to make it complete. Mrs. Troeller acted as hostess at the church bungalow. Moving to the home of Mrs. August Eltiste they partook of a dainty and delicious dessert. Jello topped with cream, and cake and coffee made a delightful final course. Mrs. Veda Dutzo added to the entertainment by singing a number of vocal solos, and Mrs. Kempin gave several piano selections. All joined in community singing to close a most enjoyable afternoon. Auxiliary Plans For Rummage Sale At the meeting of St. Michael's auxiliary, recently, plans were completed for the rummage sale to be held tomorrow and Saturday at 181 West Center street. Mrs. R. W. Balch, president of the auxiliary expressed her desire to make this sale the most outstanding one to date, from the point of attractive bargains. Ebell Breakfast Club Holds Meet The Breakfast Study Section of the Ebell Club met at the home of Mrs. Coiner at nine o'clock Wednesday morning. Mrs. J. B. Luth and Mrs. Eva Boyd assisting in the duties as hostess. During the absence of Mrs. Van Wagner, Mrs. Boyd directed the meeting. The subject of study was the forming of the Constitution, with Mrs. Emma Grimshaw leading the general discussion. About twenty members were present to take part in the social discussion and enjoy the very tasty breakfast served by the hostess. Walther Leagues Of Olive Hold Meeting The Junior and Senior Walther Leagues of Olive met last week for their regular business meetings and, led by Rev. E. H. Kreidt, discussed the organization of the Missouri Synod Lutheran church. New members of the junior league included the Misses Irene Lemke, Lorena Timken, and Helen Heinemann, and Wilbur Kamrath. Miss Esther Heim was made Wheatridge Christmas seals sales manager. Wilbur Kamrath, Robert Kreidt, and Norman Schmid are to direct the Walther League Messenger Campaign. CAMPBELL DRY CLEANERS Al Schuette, Prop. Our policy is to please you 135 S. Los Angeles Anaheim LADIES’ APPAREL You will find just what you want at the price you can afford COATS FUR-TRIMMED $16.75 SPORT TWEEDS $9.98 to $12.98 SUITS For Rummage Sale At the meeting of St. Michael's auxiliary, recently, plans were completed for the rummage sale to be held tomorrow and Saturday at 181 West Center street. Mrs. R. W. Balch, president of the auxiliary expressed her desire to make this sale the most outstanding one to date, from the point of attractive bargains. The rummage sale is an annual event arranged to sell used clothing and household articles at a nominal price to benefit those who can use them, as well as to benefit the church missionary funds. The business meeting was brief, and was followed by a very interesting talk on the Book of Proverbs by Mrs. Thomas Jackson. Mrs. L. C. Vincent, who was hostess to the club at her home on South Citron street, closed the afternoon meeting with the serving of light refreshments. The way the voters are putting their shoulders to the Constitution, it sure looks like the precious document is going to stand as is. COATS FUR-TRIMMED $16.75 SPORT TWEEDS $9.98 to $12.98 SUITS Tailored Suits—Short jacket—action back $9.98 Wool Swagger $9.98 to $12.98 HATS All new fall styles and colors $1.00 $1.98 BRIM MODELS TURBANS WITH VEILS ALMQUISTS 182 West Center St. Anaheim VEGETABLE DEPT. ED FRAZEE, Owner-Manager CONGRATULATIONS ANAHEIM GAZETTE WE EXTEND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE ON ITS 65TH BIRTHDAY You will find that we have a complete line of vegetables and fruit, that are carefully selected. All items are fresh and our prices very moderate. BELLFLEUR FANCY JONATHAN You will find that we have a complete line of vegetables and fruit, that are carefully selected. All items are fresh and our prices very moderate. BELLFLEUR APPLES 10 lbs. ... 17¢ FANCY JONATHAN APPLES 5 lbs. 15¢ SPANISH ONIONS 7 lbs. 10¢ LETTUCE SOLID HEADS 2 for 5¢ POTATOES 10 lbs. 17¢ 100 lb. bag $1.35 SWEET POTATOES Medium Size 5 lbs. 10¢ BANANA SQUASH 1¢ lb. MUSCAT GRAPES 4 ... lbs. ... 9¢ WE CARRY OKRA - BEAN SPROUTS - NAPA