anaheim-gazette 1936-03-26

Anaheim, Calif., March 26, 1936 Easter Special ... Our Lovely $3.50 Permanent SPECIAL UNTIL EASTER $250 Not a “Bargain” Wave, but a beautiful wave at bargain price. We Use Only the Best Solutions Other Permanents $5.00 - $7.00 Ruby’s CURLY TOP Shop Phone 3433 125 East Center St. Anaheim H. R. FOX & COMPANY 112 North Olive Phone 4886 YOUR MAYTAG DEALER SALES — SERVICE Combined Church Meeting Planned FULLERTON, Mar. 26—Young people of the Presbyterian, Christain, Baptist, and Methodist Episcopal churches are to meet tomorrow evening for a 6 o’clock covered-dish meeting at the Presbyterian church opening a series of pre-Easter services with Art Casady, Chapman college instructor, as speaker. Committee members in charge of the program are Lee Launer, Bert Ford, Ruth Gilmore, Jean Launer, and Bill Wickett. Willis Jolly is general chairman of the committee on arrangements and Dr. Graham C. Hunter, advisor. Dorcas Society Installs New Officers Officers for the new year were installed at a dinner meeting of the Zion Lutheran Dorcas society last Thursday night at the church bungalow. Miss Mary Maass is the new president with Mrs Erick Winger the retiring head Corsage bouquets, presented to each of the officers, and the retiring executive board were made by Mrs. William Klausing. Sweet peas in pastel shades and ferns were used in decorating the banquet tables. The program featured a talk by the Rev. H. G. Knoernschild. Welcome TO OUR NEW HOME WE CELEBRATE Open House Saturday Afternoon and Evening March 28 1936 GIBBS LUMBER 417 So. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. GIBBS LUMBER 417 So. Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. 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SOCIAL EVENTS of the WEEK Chapters Join In Official Visit Chispa chapter, Anaheim Eastern Star, will join with Fullerton chapter, 191, Norwalk, and Buena Park chapters for the official visit of the worthy grand matron, Bertie Y. Todd Saturday night at the Fullerton Masonic temple. A 6 o'clock dinner at Hughes cafe will precede the chapter session. Talk On Health Features P. T. A. Meeting A talk by Dr. K. H. Sutherland of the Orange county health department on the tuberculosis skin test featured the meeting of the high school P. T. A. this morning at the home of Mrs. T. W. Clark at Claire and Western streets. An outline of the study of taxation as requested by the California state legislature was presented by Mrs. W. T. Kirven of Garden Grove, fourth district president. Mrs. C. E. Harbeson was in charge of the group discussion. A number of guests from San Bernadino attended the meeting. Easter Motif Used for O. E. S. Program An Easter motif featured the meeting of the Eastern Star chapter Tuesday evening at the Masonic temple when nests of brightly colored eggs and baby chickens were combined with spring flowers in appointing the refreshment tables. Fruited gelatine, cookies, and coffee were served by the hostess committee. During the program hour, Miss Margaret Campbell of Anaheim gave two readings, "Discipline" and "Be Good to My Stomach." Announcement was made by the worthy matron, Mrs. Jessie Seward that the third of a series of four card parties sponsored by the chapter will be held the evening of April 7 at the Masonic Thirty-three members and guests attended the meeting the A. B. Paul social club, Women's Relief Corps, Wednesday ernoo at the home of Maude English at 244 North on street. A covered dish lounge preceded a business service in charge of the president, Mary Mitchell. A donation $5.00 was voted to the funding collected for the American Red Cross disaster relief. Report was made on the eration Number One meeting at Bellflower Tuesday. Each twelve corps of the diwere represented. A pat address by Rev. Carter or Bellflower Christian church lowed a musical program sent by a ladies' chorus twenty members. Memberthe American Legion auxiliary served the noon luncheon.next meeting will be held 25 at La Habra. Attending from Anaheim president, Mrs. Mannie Brun Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. M English, Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick Mrs. Dora McCracken, Mrs. abeth Wray, and Mrs. Jo Hughes. Plans were also made to tend the Gazette "Kitchen O tauqua" to be held April 1, 23 in the K. P. hall. Book Discussion Given for Junior Ebell Eutheran Dorcas society Sunday night at the church Miss Mary Maass is president with Mrs. Hanger the retiring head bouquets, presented to the officers, and the retirtive board were made William Klausing. Sweet pastel shades and fern in decorating the banneses. Program featured a talk Rev. H. G. Knoornschild, years a missionary to With Mrs. Knoorschild, her will return to India in her to renew his work. Her, also a guest of honor, intimate details of the mission work and other Rev. H. G. Schmelzer program with a short new officers of the society. Committee members in the dinner were Mrs. Mrs. A. Piegel, Mrs. Angel, Mrs. George, Mrs. Lydia Olsen, and Anthony Rude. Age of the April session Mrs. H. Stute, Mrs. F. Mrs. A. J. Schutte, Mrs. Chr., Mrs. Frances Steadal, Mrs. Fred Schaefer. Committee members are alter Henning and Mrs. Benning. Sch Members of Ledbetter K. Ledbetter, who with Ledbetter, pastor of the church, is to leave soon. Pastorate in Colton enrecently at her home on Rio street. The hostess mented with a number of from the guests which led to the St. Patrick deappointing the home. Short course of fruited lime gelfood cake, and assists, was served followafternoon of games and ion. Were Mrs. J. W. Clasters, Mrs. Adam Wendling, Mrs. W. E. Bartlett, Ms Keyes, Mrs T. Gaddis, De Sivener, Mrs R. L. Mrs. C. M. Hollingshead, D. Ross, Mrs. Charles Mrs. A. L. Wessler, Mrs. Wallace, Mrs W. D. Junkin, Della Kuhn, all of Ana- Church Members Hold Dinner With approximately 150 in atspring flowers in appointing refreshment tables. Fruited gelatine, cookies, and coffee were served by the hostess committee. During the program hour, Miss Margaret Campbell of Anaheim gave two readings, "Discipline" and "Be Good to My Stomach." Announcement was made by the worthy matron, Mrs. Jessie Seward that the third of a series of four card parties sponsored by the chapter will be held the evening of April 7 at the Masonic Temple. Shower Honors Anaheim Bride-Elect Miss Marie Bennett, Anaheim bride-elect was the honoree at a shower given Tuesday evening at the home of her aunt, Mrs. A. L. Hart of 1118 South Van Ness street in Santa Ana. High score awards went to the honoree in contract bridge Mrs. Max Redmond, auction bridge; and Mrs. T. A. Roseberry, dominoes. Bridal wreath and sweet peas in spring tones were used in decorating. At the close of the evening, the hostess served a two course supper. Invited were Miss Myrtilla Wallace, Miss Elsie Guy, Miss Adelyn Anderson, Miss Mabel Junker, Miss Alma Show, Miss Marcela Baker, Miss Grace Black, and Mrs. Clarence McWilliams, Anaheim; Mrs. Eddy Martin, Mrs. Max Redmond, Mrs. Frank Quiggle, Miss Charlotte Quiggle, Mrs. T. A. Roseberry, Mrs. James Lacy, Mrs. Ashley, Mrs. Carothers, Mrs. Garlock, and Mrs. Ash, Santa Ana; Mrs. Edward Thornton, Miss Cecelia Frances Thornton, Miss Fannie Thornton, and Miss Betty Todd, Los Angeles. Special Program Methodist Group A special program will be held tomorrow (Friday) evening at the White Temple Methodist church featuring readings by Mrs. Lulu Abernathy Harker, numbers by the White Temple Male Quartet, and a magician act by Bill Harker. The affair is sponsored by the church. No admission fee will be charged but an offering for the World Service Department of spring blooms in appointing refreshment tables. Fruited gelatine, cookies, and coffee were served by the hostess committee. During the program hour, Miss Margaret Campbell of Anaheim gave two readings, "Discipline" and "Be Good to My Stomach." Announcement was made by the worthy matron, Mrs. Jessie Seward that the third of a series of four card parties sponsored by the chapter will be held the evening of April 7 at the Masonic Temple. Book Discussion Given for Junior Ebell Mrs. E. E. Smith, state man of literature, discuss number of examples of my writings at the meeting of Junior Ebell travel and literature Tuesday evening at home of Mrs. Cortez Hoskirk South Los Angeles street bird's eye view of the political situation in Europe its varied contributing grounds may be found in Phillip Gibb's "England Spur and "European Journey," according to the speaker. "New World For Old" by Irena Shariati Victor Blakeslee continue European situation to 1934. Current literature, which Smith recommends to be a higher type than that published 10 years ago, includes in this field: "Time Out of Work" (Rachel Field), and "Silas Gett," "It Can't Happen Now in November," and "Dom's Farewell." Regional settings and historical figures all the newer books. Biographical and stories o­n sonal experience include "The Always Tomorow" (Marri Harison), and biographies of Thomas Maserick" (Lu "My Old World" (Abbe D., Jane Addams" (Webber B., Old Jules" (Marie Sandoz "Dwight Morrow" (Nichol "The Art of Happiness" (Pearl was suggested as a book for real message. The speaker also discusses problem of safety on their ways and asked that they women and their friends take precautions in driving. A buffet supper with Mrs. Hoskins was assisted by Fayette Birtcher, Mrs Shankland, Miss Laura Miss Velda Dunham, and Charlotte Hapgood precedent program. White spring blooms were used in decorating. Was served at card tables se­ bright luncheon cloths co- Church Members Hold Dinner With approximately 150 in attendance, members of the congregation of the Presbyterian church held a dinner Friday evening in the church dining hall. Dinner service was in charge of members of the Ladies' Aid under the direction of Mrs. M. E. Beche. Orchestra music was provided during the dinner hour. Church finances were discussed by Rev. T. H. Walker at the business session which followed the dinner. The annual meeting of the church will be held at an early date. SEWING MACHINES VACUUM CLEANERS NEW AND USED Sold-Rented-Repaired SINGER SHOP Phone 2515 ANAHEIM Telephone 3456 THOMAS H. KUCHEL Lawyer 403 Bk. America Bldg., Anaheim Methodist Group A special program will be held tomorrow (Friday) evening at the White Temple Methodist church featuring readings by Mrs. Lulu Abernathy Harker, numbers by the White Temple Male Quartet, and a magician act by Bill Harker. The affair is sponsored by the church. No admission fee will be charged but an offering for the World Service Department of World Service work will be taken. The affair will begin at 7:30 o'clock. Mrs. Harker will be assisted in her program by Kaye Eberhard. Quartet members are Ernest Collins, Charles Bush, Elmer Hatcher, and Fred Edwards, Mrs. J. W. Oberhard is accompanist for the group. Following an opening prayer by Dr. Ray Harker, numbers will include "The Story of a Tack" (J. A. Parks), and "De Back Slidin' Brudder" (Frank L. Stanton), quartet numbers; "The Lost Heir" (Thomas Hood), and "The Same Old Story" (Anonymous), Mrs. Harker; "Tiddle-Iddle-Iddle-Bum" (Willbur Nesbit); "Casey at the Bat" (Ernest Thayer) Kaye Eberhard; Charley McCree" (William Hoppin), and "An Old Maid's First Proposal" (Anonymous), Mrs. Harker; "Fishing" (J. A. Parks), "Up Went O'Connor" (Bodine and Maywood), and "Kentucky Babe" (R. H. Buck), quartet selections; Sleight of hand magic, Bill Harker; "The Tell tale" (Anonymous); and "Trick Versus Trick" (John S. Wood), Mrs. Harker. Concluding the evening, the quartet will sing "Po' Little Lamb" (Paul Dunbar), and "Round the Old Camp Fire" (C. Lawrence Smith). Offering will be taken during the intermission. Parties Mark Anniversary Celebrating her birthday versary, Miss Esther Palmer was hostess Sunday evening, group of her friends entering at the home of her mother Mrs. Sarah Palomares of North Claudina street. The Irish pottery and spring flowering table was appointed in bright shades. Guests were Miss Almaer, Miss Marjorie Scholl, Mrs. Ray Harland, Anahiel Gordon Jarvis of San Diego Monday evening, Miss mares, who is secretary Spanish club at U. S. C., guest of honor at a birthday given for her at the sador hotel by the group. 100 UNCALLED for Suit Top Coats for Sale — $2.50. Free fitting. Odd Pants, Hats, Dresses as 75c. SUN CLEANERS Ocean Ave. & Locust Long Beach W. M. Lukasky MASSAGE PARLOR Regardless of your Pains or Aches or Physical Condition, I Postively GUARANTEE to give RELIEF on the first TREATMENT. If I can not do it, that treatment costs you nothing. The Patient is the Sole Judge. I do not prescribe any Medicine or Diet, of any Description. STRICTLY MASSAGE. Do not suffer on account of the lack of cash, easy payments can be arranged. Don't hesitate to ask.* So here's To Your Good Health and Good Luck. Call for Appointment. A Lady Attendant. Phone Anaheim 4002 — 415 N. Philadelphia, Anaheim, Calif. 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Current literature, which Mrs. with recommends to be a much other type than that published years ago, includes in the fiefield, "Time Out of Mind" (Michel Field), and "Silas Crock- " (It Can't Happen Here," now in November," and "Freen's Farewell." Regional setings and historical figures mark the newer books. Biographical and stories of pernal experience include "There's always Tomorow" (Marguerite Briston), and biographies, "Life Thomas Maserick" (Ludwig), "My Old World" (Abbe Dinnet), "Nine Addams" (Webber Lynn), "And Jules" (Marie Sandoz), and "Wright Morrow" (Nicholson). The Art of Happiness" (Powys), is suggested as a book with a al message. The speaker also discussed the oblem of safety on the highways and asked that the clubmen and their friends take all precautions in driving. A buffet supper with which Mrs. Hoskins was assisted by Mrs. Yette Birtcher, Mrs. James Frankland, Miss Laura Dean, Miss Velda Dunham, and Miss Charlotte Hapgood preceded the program. 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A buffet supper with which Mrs. Hoskins was assisted by Mrs. Yette Birtcher, Mrs. James Frankland, Miss Laura Dean, Miss Velda Dunham, and Miss Charlotte Hapgood preceded the program. White spring blossoms are used in decorating. Supper is served at card tables set with eight luncheon cloths centered on a miniature cactus in a red wrapped pot. Parties Mark Anniversary Celebrating her birthday anniversary, Miss Esther Palomares hostess Sunday evening to a group of her friends entertain at the home of her mother, Sarah Palomares of 314 North Claudina street. The dinning pottery and spring flowers in the table was appointed in Spanish shades. Guests were Miss Alma Hammer, Miss Marjorie Scholl, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harland, Anaheim; and Gordon Jarvis of San Diego. Monday evening, Miss Palomares, who is secretary of the banish club at U. S. 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