anaheim-gazette 1936-10-08

mont P.-T. A. Hold Sale sponsored by member of FreP.-T. A., a cooked food sale be held Saturday morning 9 until 12 o'clock in front e S. Lemon st. Safeway store. tions will be called for by lying Mrs. R. H. Richard at S. Ohio st., or phone 3016. Richards should be notified e 9 o'clock Saturday mornicles for sale will include cakes, cookies, salads, beans, and candy. Orchestra Formed At Marywood Directed by Leland Auer, an orchestra was organized Tuesday morning at the Marywood high school music room. Beginning students have been especially invited to try out for the group as they will be given special attention by the director. This musical activity is in addition to the complete list of stringed instruments which have been taught at the school in the past. Football Motif Chosen for Benefit Party A football season motif has been chosen for the benefit card party which will be held October 17 at the Elk's club house under the sponsorship of the American Legion auxiliary. An additional attraction will include a tea and fashion show at 3:30 o'clock for the special interest of guests who do not care to play cards. All Anaheim dress shops are contributing selections to the show. Gowns will be modeled by well known members of local social groups. Reservations for the affair may be made with Mrs. Margaret Boysen, phone 3055, or Mrs. Betty Liebhart, phone 4172. Approximately 80 tables are already expected to be in play during the afternoon. Legion auxiliary members are planning a series of trips to the Veterans hospital at Sawtelle where the organization has adopt- ed a ward. This will continue the custom of last year. Patriotic Groups In Annual Benefit Tomorrow The second annual benefit card party sponsored by the V. F. W. and auxiliary has been announced for tomorrow evening at the K. P. hall under the general direction of Mrs. Vera Newton, auxiliary chairman; and Mrs. John Martens representing the post. Tickets for the affair may be secured from any member of the associations or at the door. Committee members in charge TURN TO THE Telephone NOTHING DOES SO MUCH FOR SO LITTLE Just Call BUSINESS OFFICE 7 N. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY Anaheim 2101 Benefit Tomorrow The second annual benefit card party sponsored by the V. F. W. and auxiliary has been announced for tomorrow evening at the K. P. hall under the general direction of Mrs. Vera Newton, auxiliary chairman; and Mrs. John Martens representing the post. Tickets for the affair may be secured from any member of the associations or at the door. Committee members in charge include Mrs. Myrtle Mallen, Mrs. Frankie Mae Beat, Mrs. Theresa Ricker, Mrs. Cecile Carr, and Mrs. Edna Wisser of the auxiliary, and Frank Schrott, Conan Gray, Viggio Mallen, and L. N. Wisser of the V. F. W. post. Townsend Club to Have Card Party Sponsored by the Townsend club, a benefit card party will be held the evening of October 13 at the Townsend hall, 210 S. Clementine st. A number of prizes will be awarded for both bridge and 500. SALE of Sedans DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER To make room for our 1937 Automobiles we are reducing the price on our Used Sedans $50 to $100.00 below the Market Value — Oldsmobiles, Cadillacs, La Salles and many others—listed below are a few extra specials 1933 STUDEBAKER Pres. “8” $48500 SEDAN — 6 CHROME WHEELS 1932 DODGE SEDAN $30500 1933 STUDEBAKER Pres. "8" $48500 SEDAN — 6 CHROME WHEELS 1932 DODGE SEDAN $39500 6 WOOD WHEELS 1931 BUICK "67" SEDAN $34500 A REAL BUY 30 Other Cars All Makes and Models Priced from $10.00 to $2000.00 TERMS TRADES Knox Motor Co. 406 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. CADALLAC LA SALLE OLDSMOBILE ALL Motif for Party All season motif has been for the benefit card and will be held October Elk's club house underorship of the American military. Personal attraction will in and fashion show at for the special interests who do not care to All Anaheim dress contributing selections. Gowns will be mod-ll known members of large groups. Cons for the affair may with Mrs. Margaret Boyd 3055, or Mrs. Betty phone 4172. Approx-tables are already ex-be in play during the auxiliary members are series of trips to the hospital at Sawtelle organization has adopt-This will continue the last year. Eic Groups Annual Tomorrow and annual benefit card sponsored by the V. F. W. Mary has been announced now evening at the K. Over the general direction Sierra Newton, auxiliary and Mrs. John Martens the post. For the affair may be from any member of the K. or at the door. The members in charge Student Rally Held at School High school students met this afternoon at the stadium for a pep rally for the San Bernardine football game scheduled for tomorrow. The gathering also marks the first school assembly for the new year. Candidates for the office of song leader who demonstrated their abilities at the assembly were Lucille Eltiste, Charlotte Fallis, Florine Spaenhower, and a second group, Lucille Roquet, Dorothy Black, and Barbara Lowary. Each group led the assembly in singing the Anaheim Boys and the Colonist fight song. A cheer leader was also to be selected. Commission pins were awarded to the school officers who are Bob O'Neil, Bob Larsen, Ray Ortez, Lorraine Black, Charlotte Fallis, Kathleen Hall, and Leighton Ross. Contract with the builders working at the high school is up November 1 assuring the use of the auditorium for future assemblies. A new assembly schedule has been arranged to permit such gatherings without interrupting the school program. School will be dismissed at 3:08 when a morning assembly is held at 3:16 when an afternoon assembly has been scheduled. Elk's Officers Plan Dance Saturday Officers of the Elks' lodge will be hosts Saturday evening to members and their friends at a Tomorrow and annual benefit card sponsored by the V. F. W. charity has been announced now evening at the K. Over the general direction ofera Newton, auxiliary and Mrs. John Martens the post. For the affair may be any member of the or at the door. The members in charge is Myrtle Mallen, Mrs. Jane Beat, Mrs. Theresa Ms. Cecile Carr, and Wisser of the auxiliary, Schrott, Conan Gray, len, and L. N. Wisser. W. post. End Club to give Card Party by the Townsend benefit card party will be opening of October 13 at end hall, 210 S. Clem-A number of prizes awarded for both bridge Elk's Officers Plan Dance Saturday Officers of the Elks' lodge will be hosts Saturday evening to members and their friends at a dance Saturday evening at the clubhouse on N. Los Angeles St. Special entertainment will be presented by the officers during the evening. Jack Clingerman's orchestra from the Redondo Elks' lodge will provide music for dancing. Members of the dance committee are Voss Herrington, A. V. Swanson and R. A. Ingram. Association Plans Masquerade A Hallowe'en masquerade party has been planned for this evening by members of the Lois lodge, Past Noble Grands association. Members have been especially requested to appear masked, according to Mrs. Berthy-le Reisinger. The affair will be held at the home of Mrs. Fannie Webb at 524 W. Chestnut st. The sweetest sound in world, to a woman is not the song of her lover, nor the laugh of her first-born. It's the sound of someone else doing the dishes. And next to that, comes the cheerful hail of the SANITARY LAUNDRY driver, as he calls for the bundle. She knows he rep- IS WHAT JANE KRU HOME ECONOMIST Says of The LEONARD R You'll find this handy drop-shelf on the door useful when preparing iced drinks or serving frozen salads and desserts. 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