anaheim-gazette 1936-02-27

Anaheim, Calif., Feb. 27, 1936 MAKE ARRANGEMENTS NOW FOR FEDERAL AND STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS ROY N. MENDOZA Income Tax Specialist and Commercial Service 219 South Los Angeles Stage Building Phone 2522 Anaheim Gazette Want Ads For Results The Pep Boys OF CALIF. MANNY, MOE & JACK Our Creed If you can buy it elsewhere for less return it and we will either refund your money or return the difference. STEERING WHEEL KNOBS Prevents driving fatigue. Handy clamp-on type. 29¢ Genuine TOPCOTE Zion Lutheran Dorcas Society Elects Officers The regular monthly meeting of the Dorcas society of the Lutheran church featured eleven officers at the church bungalow Thursday afternoon. Miss Maas was chosen as president; Mrs. H. Bamesberger, vice president; Mrs. C. S. Troutman, secretary; Mrs. Fred Schaefer, treasurer; Mrs. Otto Geissler and Ed Grinnn, flower committee; Erwin Baumann, press chair; Mrs. Richard Elser, quilting man; Mrs. Erich Wingerand August Eltiste, membership committee; Mrs. H. H. Burdorf; Mrs. John Kahlen, visiting committee. Mrs. William Rolfsmeir acceded membership vows to the society and was greeted as a member. Plans were formed for a luck luncheon to be held at next regular meeting which be the anniversary dinner meeting. At that time the newly elected officers will be installed. Mrs. Carl Plegel, Mrs. H. Plegel, Mrs. Lydia Olson, Adeaide Kude, Mrs. H. Sterm, Mrs. G. Schroeder were appointed on the arrangement committee. Hostesses for the afternoon Mrs. H. H. Kemper, Mrs. Maleuders, Mrs. Helen Keup, Mary Maas, Mrs. John Lohr, Mrs. Arnold Maas, who so If you can buy it elsewhere for less return it and we will either refund your money or return the difference. WATERING WHEEL KNOBS Prevents driving fatigue. Handy clamp-on type. 29¢ Genuine TOPCOTE TOP DRESSING Waterproofs, Protects and Beautifies! An economical preparation. Produces a lasting, jet-black, water-proof finish. PINT CAN! 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The group welcomed as a member Mrs. Edith Donthitt, introduced as special guests Mary Duff of Pittsburg, Ka and Mrs. M. E. Schaller. H. R. FO 112 North Olive YOUR MA SALES READ THE GAZE ANAHEIM FE GRAIN - FLOUR - S W. D. GE Public Weighing Scale SEAT COUERS Handsome coverings for seats and backs. Made of attractive durable materials. Easily installed, any car. For COUPE 39¢ For COACH, SEEDAN 77¢ Genuine KING-HI HAND SOAP Removes dirt and grease instantly without the use of water. Harmless and non-irritating. Stock Up Now! 2½-LB. CAN! EXHAUST PIPE EXTENSION Keep fumes from coloring rearofcar. Made of heavy steel, black enamel finish. Clamps on exhaust pipe. A Real Value! THE STORE nearest YOUR DOOR 211 No. MAIN St. SANTA ANA FREE PARKING FOR PATRONS SERVICE • QUALITY • VALUE Activities of the Churches The regular monthly meeting of Doreas society of the Zion Christian church featured election officers at the church bungalow today afternoon. Miss Mary was chosen as president; H. Bamesberger, vice presiMrs. C. S. Troutman, secreMrs. Fred Schaefer, treasurMrs. Otto Geissler and Mrs. Primm, flower committee; Mrs. Baumann, press chairman; Richard Elser, quilting chairMrs. Erich Wingerand Mrs. St Eltiste, membership comMrs. H. H. Burdorf and John Kahlen, visiting comMs. William Rolfsmeir acceptmembership vows to the socied was greeted as a new opens were formed for a potuncheon to be held at the regular meeting which will be anniversary dinner meetthat time the newly elected ors will be installed. Ms. Carl Plegel, Mrs. Paula l, Mrs. Lydia Olson, Mrs. side Kude, Mrs. H. Stern and G. Schroeder were appointed the arrangement committee. stesses for the afternoon were H. H. Kemper, Mrs. Martha ers, Mrs. Helen Keup, Miss Maas, Mrs. John Lohr, and Arnold Maas, who served Presbyterians Name New Term Officers Meeting at the home of Mrs. Dora Pearson on North Clementine streets Thursday afternoon members of the Missionary society of the Presbyterian church elected officers for the coming term. Having been nominated by the committee, which included Mrs. Pameia Mills, chairman, and Mrs. M. D. Falconer and Mrs. E. F. Spencer, Mrs. F. A. Altenow was elected to serve as president for another term. Other elective officers include Mrs. R. Graaf, vice president; Mrs. George Watts, secretary; Mrs. Agnes Bates, treasurer; Mrs. T. H. Walker, secretary of missionary education; Miss Nettie Aubert, secretary of literature and Mrs. B. G. Schlosser, contingent treasurer. Appointive officers will be named at a later date. At the close of the afternoon the hostesses assisting Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. George Minder, Mrs. Daniel Mcfaul, Mrs. Fannie Goddard, Mrs. Andrew Minder, Mrs. Winifred Bell, Mrs. S. B. Hapgood, Mrs. Hannah Francis and Mrs. Lena Maurer, served refreshments in keeping with the week's holiday season. Mrs. C. C. Reinert To Complete Unexpired Term At the meeting of Circle two of Co-Workers Class Of Church Hold Dinner Combining the Valentine and patriotic holidays of the month as the setting, Mrs. L. Earle Phillips, dinner chairman; Mrs. Holly Markle, program chairman; and Mrs. Sydney Hopcroft and Mrs. Paige Vincent on the decoration committee were highly complimented for the great success of the annual turkey dinner of the Co-Workers class of the Presbyterian church. Over 300 members and guests attended the dinner at the class auditorium Friday evening where silver branches bearing red hearts intermingled with George Washington hatchets and other favors appropriate to the occasion. During the group singing of the opening songs, led by Dr. William Wicket, with Mrs. Alice Baker Bovee playing the piano accompaniment, Mr. Markle called Dr. H. A. Johnston, the class teacher, at his home where he was ill and unable to be present, to listen in on the opening of the program. All present expressed their regret at the absence of Dr. Johnston. As program chairman, Mrs Markle, introduced Miss Alice Ashley and Robert Baker who sang "Drifting" and "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" in duet. As a comic touch to the program Fred Engle gave several readings, including an impersonation of Joe E. Brown's story of the little mouse, and a Milt Groos' story of Jack an dthe Beanstalk. The guest speaker for the evening was the Reverend F. E. Hawes of the First Baptist church of Fullerton. He gave a very splendid talk on the value of personal evangelism in Christian Appreciation Service Planned Christian Church With the coming of a change of rain the Anahetian Church at Broadway Helena is planning a "Service of Appreciation" be held this next Sunday the main auditorium of the starting promptly at 7:40. A String Trio composed garet and Naomi Carlin, K.E.McCullah will "spring atmosphere" wilude concert. Their numbe as follows: 1. "Told at Twilight" by Hueter. 2. "By the Brook" by Boisdeffre. 3. "At Dawning" by W.Cadman. 4. "Gypsy Love Song" tor Herbert. With the prelude comwill be revealed a love scene" bringing to mind rent blessings that meant to Orange County. In the course of these there will be presented sages of appreciation by civic leaders.James President of the Mutual Distributors will be one speakers while the other Secretary of the Conrad Jongweaard.T speak in behalf of various of our County in responmanifold gifts that God stowed upon us. "A Perfect Day" (Jacobs Bond) played by Trio will precede me in minister,M.C.Schoo.The special sermon off ning will be in harmony.Service of Appreciation entitled"The River of C that time the newly elected pres will be installed. Ms. Carl Plegel, Mrs. Paula Lal, Mrs. Lydia Olson, Mrs. Glide Kude, Mrs. H. Stern and G. Schroeder were appointed the arrangement committee. Restes for the afternoon were H. H. Kemper, Mrs. Martha Mers, Mrs. Helen Keup, Miss Maas, Mrs. John Lohr, and Arnold Maas, who served refreshments using as a motifington's birthday at the close of the meeting. Riotic Theme Features Circle Meeting Following the serving of a love-settler luncheon at the home of Ms. Bessie Johnson, who was led by Miss Lily and Miss Johnson, members of Circle of the White Temple Meth-church took up the study of static subjects at the last regu-meeting. The hostess had aged baskets of early spring toms and a handsome picture George Washington and the Indian flag to further the life of the day. The group welcomed as a new leader Mrs. Edith Donthitt, and introduced as special guests Mrs. D. Duff of Pittsburg, Kansas, Mrs. M. E. Schaller. McFaul, Mrs. Fannie Goddard, Mrs. Andrew Minder, Mrs. Winifred Bell, Mrs. S. B. Hapgood, Mrs. Hannah Francis and Mrs. Lena Maurer, served refreshments in keeping with the week's holiday season. Mrs. C. C. Reinert To Complete Unexpired Term At the meeting of Circle two of the White Temple church held at the home of Mrs. W. H. Johnston on North Los Angeles street Thursday Mrs. C. C. Reinert was appointed vice president to complete the unexpired term of Mrs. George Gilmore, who moved to Dinuba. Mrs. D. M. Forsythe assisted Mrs. Johnston as hostess to the group and, following the meeting, served refreshments which were in keeping with Washington's birthday theme. The specially arranged program was opened by Mrs. Ethel Cronwall reading from "The Restoration and Maintenance of Mount Vernon" by Harriet C. Townser. "Mother of Lincoln" by T. R. Carskadon was read by Mrs. O. E. Steward. Miss Viola and Miss Lily Johnson played a group of request numbers, including "The Stars and Stripes Forever," "The Indian Love Call," and others appropo to the occasion. Bakers Entertain J. O. Y. Class Friday Evening Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker were host and hostess to the J. O. Y. class of the Church of Christ at their home on West Broadway Friday evening. The study topic centered on the outstanding features of Lithuania, with Miss Lucille Van Zee leading the discussion. Members who participated were Miss Pearl Pebley, Miss Alice Becker, Miss Louise Craven, Miss Evelyn Leib, Miss Merle Pebley, Mrs. Grace Van Zee, Vivian Held, Laurin Salkeld, Warren Baker, Earl Miils, Bob Otta, George Watts and Edward Van Zee. Others present for the evening were Miss Marjorie Carlisle, Miss Ida Marie Carle, Miss Ruby Wilbern, Mylet Porter and Earl Jordan. At the next regular meeting the group will take up the study of Arabia. After an evening of educational and inspirational porgram refreshments were served by the hosts. Conrad Jongewaard, speak in behalf of various of our County in respect manifold gifts that God stowed upon us. "A Perfect Day" (Jacobs Bond) played by Trio will precede the mime minister, M.C.Schoen. The special sermon of ning will be in harmonious Service of Appreciation entitled "The River of C public is invited to share special service of praise. In the morning service dinance of Holy Commune be observed. The sermon will be "The Kingdom Of Holy Land Films White Temple Wednesday The motion picture "T Christ" will be shown White Temple Method next Wednesday evening and Reverend Ray C.H tends an invitation to come and see this womeneature. 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It will be held this next Sunday night in the main auditorium of the Church starting promptly at 7:40. A String Trio composed of Margaret and Naomi Carlin and Mrs. K. E. McCullah will create a "spring atmosphere" with a prelude concert. Their numbers will be as follows: 1. "Told at Twilight" by Charles Huerter. 2. "By the Brook" by Rene de Boisdefre. 3. "At Dawning" by Charles W. Cadman. 4. "Gypsy Love Song" by Victor Herbert. With the prelude concert there will be revealed a lovely "rain scene" bringing to mind the current blessings that mean so much to Orange County. In the course of the program there will be presented brief messages of appreciation by certain civic leaders. James Baker, President of the Mutual Orange Distributors will be one of the speakers while the other will be the Secretary of the Y.M.C.A., Conrad Jongewaard. They will speak in behalf of various peoples of our County in respect to the manifold gifts that God has bestowed upon us. 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