anaheim-gazette 1936-11-12

SOCIETY CLUBS D. A. R. Meeting Slated for Santa Ana The southern council, Daughters of the American Revolution, will hold their regular meeting at the Ebell club in Santa Ana Tuesday, November 17, at 10:30 o'clock. Several hundred members will welcome Mrs. Joseph Taylor Young of Piedmont, state regent, the honor guest and speaker, who is visiting in Southern California, Mrs. Young being introduced by the state vice regent, Mrs. John W. H. Hodge, of Los Angeles, presiding officer of the council. Mrs. Thomas J. Hanley, San Diego chapter, vice chairman of radio; Mrs. Glen L. Shivel, Peyton Randolph chapter, chairman of junior American citizens; and Mrs. John T. Scholl, Rancho San Jose de Buenos Aires chapter, chairman of motion pictures, will each outline accomplishments in their division. Preceding the council meeting, Mrs. Charles McKelvey will conduct the usual class in parliamentary law, study beginning at 9:30 o'clock. Dr. Jesse Randolph Kellems, pastor of Amanda Memorial chapel, and his wife will be special guests at the reciprocity luncheon following the council meeting. Dr. Kellems will be luncheon speaker. Reservations for the luncheon should be made not later than Saturday, November 14, with Mrs. Perley Stoddard, 115 North Gale. Olive Couple Feted on Anniversary Honoring the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. August Lemke, 125 friends and relatives of the couple joined in a pot-luck dinner and program last Wednesday evening at the Olive Social hall. The honored couple were married at Orange. The program, for which Charles Heim acted as toastmaster, included a hymn, "Praise to the Lord," the reading of the anniversary service by the Rev. E. H. Kreidt, an accordion solo by Harold Paulus, thank you notes to grandpa and grandma by Dickie Lemke, a song by Dolores and Marilyn Lemke, history of the wedding day by Gloria Henning, and musical numbers by Edward Ehman, Vivian Beatty, Norma Lemke, Carlos Corona and Cecilia Delgado. Children of Mr. and Mrs. Lemke are George, Ben, Emil, Edwin, and Arthur Lemke, Mrs. Alma Timken and Mrs. Minnie Henning. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bandick of Orange, Mrs. Lena Borchard of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lemke Messrs. and Mesdames R. H. Paulus, William Paulus, Harold Paulus, W. J. Alley, A. A. Erman, Oliver Burdge, Henry Lemke, J. M. Bush, William Lemke, Ben Lemke, George Lemke, W. L. Timken, J. G. Timken, Charles Four District P.-T. A. to Meet Thursday The meeting of the Fourth District Parent-Teachers association will be held next Thursday at the Anaheim union high school, it was announced today by Mrs. Walter Ross, chairman of arrangements. Judge E. J. Milne of Whittier will be the featured speaker of the day. He will discuss "The Causes and Cure of Juvenile Delinquency." An additional feature of the meeting will be the talk by Mrs. Mark Jones, state chairman of school education, who will discuss "School Education as it Relates to Parent-Teacher Work." National Education week is being observed next week and Mrs. Jones' talk will be especially timely for that reason. Registration will begin Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, with the meeting to start at 9:30. Luncheon will be served at the school, it was announced. Charles E. Rees, Alberta Loes Married Sunday Charles Elmer Rees and Miss Alberta Loes, both of Anaheim were married Sunday morning at Riverside and left immediately on a honeymoon trip to Bakersfield and San Francisco. The new Mrs. Rees is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lowe of Cascade Iowa and is a Mrs. C. H. Seamans W. C. T. U. Hostess Commemorating the activities of her mother in W. C. T. U. work, Mrs. Carl H. Seamans was hostess to Placentia W. C. T. U. members Tuesday afternoon at her home on Buena Vista ave., Yorba Linda. A covered dish luncheon opened the meeting with Yorba Linda members of the Placentia W. C. T. U. as assistant hostesses. Mrs. Ira McNames conducted the routine business session. Buena Park P.-T. A. To Stage Carnival Sponsored by the Grand avenue P.-T. A. at Buena Park, a benefit carnival will be held November 21 at the school house. Features of the affair will include an opening baseball game at 1 p.m. with members of the executive board and women teachers of the school as opposing teams. A second baseball game will be played by children of the school. Other attractions will include a puppet show, doll show, with a prize for the oldest doll, antique shop, quilt exhibit, picture show, fortune telling, fish pond, sale of cooked food, candy, pop corn, and lemonade. A 5 o'clock barbeque supper will be served under the direction of Arch Raitt, northern Orange county Y. M. C. A. secretary. Mrs. James Swain, finance and budget chairman; will be general chairman of arrangements for the carnival. The date for the November meeting of the general organization was advanced one week because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Alma Timken and Mrs. Minnie Henning. Invited guests were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bandick of Orange, Mrs. Lena Borchard of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lemke Messrs. and Mesdames R. H. Paulus, William Paulus, Harold Paulus, W.J.Alley, A.A.Erman, Oliver Burdge, Henry Lemke, J.M.Bush, William Lemke, Ben Lemke, George Lemke, W.L.Timken, J.G.Timken, Charles Heim, Albert Heim, Charles Gollin, Theo Mieger, Rev.Kriedt,A.W.Schmidt, Robert Lemke of Olive; G.G.Beckman, Emil Lemke, Gus Lemke, Henry Luchau, Miss Ina Clasby, Miss Rosalie Smith of Orange, Wilella, Arnold, Leona, Vera and Eda Lemke of Los Angeles, Mrs.O.Henning, Mr. and Mrs.Henning of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs.J.Arent of Santa Ana. Ed and Art Lemke, Miss Frieda Schaaf, Mrs. Elizabeth Heman, Miss Vivian Beatty of Olive and Mr. and Mrs.J.ARENT of Santa Ana. Thomas H. Walker To Head Ministers The Rev. Thomas H. Walker was last week elected president of the Anaheim Ministerial association. Rev.M.C.Schollenberger was named vice president, and Conrad Jongewaard was relected secretary-treasurer. Plans for a union service at the Presbyterian church at 10 o'clock Thanksgiving morning were announced. The Rev.R.Kells Swenerton, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church, will give the address. Another union service, to be held on the afternoon and evening of November 17, was also announced. The speaker will be Dr.Herbert Booth, pastor of the Emmanuel Presbyterian church of Los Angeles. A man never forgets the girl he loved in vain. But that is also true of the pony or bicycle he couldn't have. Charles E. Rees, Alberta Loes Married Sunday Charles Elmer Rees and Miss Alberta Loes both of Anaheim were married Sunday morning at Riverside and left immediately on a honeymoon trip to Bakersfield and San Francisco. The new Mrs.Rees is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Fred Loes of Cascade, Iowa,and is a nurse at the Anaheim Sanitarium. She received her nurse's training at St.Mary's school at Cascade. Mr.Rees graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1928 and is employed at Al's Cigar store. He is affiliated with Phi Chi fraternity. Anaheim Girls Members of Service Club Three former Anaheim Union high school students have this week been initiated into the Moavs, women's service club, at Santa Ana Junior college. They are Anne Pellegrin,'35,Helen Fowler,and Margaret Smith,both of the class of '36. While attending high school here,Miss Smith was editor of the annual for two years,and served as president of the Toastmaster club for two years.She was also news editor on the Anorance school paper. A 5 o'clock barbeque supper will be served under the direction of Arch Raitt, northern Orange county Y. M. C. A. secretary. Mrs. James Swain, finance and budget chairman; will be general chairman of arrangements for the carnival. The date for the November meeting of the general organization was advanced one week because of the Thanksgiving holiday. Miss Anita Shepardson of the Fullerton high school faculty will be guest speaker for session presenting a travelogue of her trip to Alaska. The December 14 meeting of the executive board will be held at the home of Mrs. La Rue C. Watson on West Tenth street. Members of the study circle of the combined Lindbergh and Grand avenue P.-T. A. groups will hold their final session November 18 at the home of Mrs. A. E. Rayburn on South Grand avenue with members of the first organization in charge of the afternoon's study period. 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Lunchbe served at the school, announced. Junior Library To Observe Book Week National Book week will be observed next week by the junior department of the Anaheim public library, it has been announced by Miss Elva L. Haskett, children's librarian. Display of new books which will go on the shelves at the end of the week will be featured, Miss Haskett said. As an added feature of the week mothers of children in the various Anaheim elementary schools and freshmen and sophomores at the high school have been invited to inspect the display on certain days. Tuesday has been set aside for mothers of children at Broadway, George Washington and Lincoln schools, Wednesday, Citron and Horace Mann, Thursday, St. Boniface, and Friday, Fremont and high school freshmen and sophomores. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "If ye live after the flesh, ye shall die; but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live. The Spirit itself beareth witness with our Spirit, that we are the children of God." These words of Paul to the Romans constitute the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Mortals and Immortals" on Sunday in all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston, Mas- School Auditorium Dedicated Tuesday Ray Adkinson, county superintendent of schools, presented the address of the evening at dedication ceremonies held Tuesday for the new Cypress school auditorium. Keys to the building were given by architect Harold Wildman to D. Cawthorn, president of the school board. Musical entertainment included a duet by Merle Taylor and Joe Shea, and numbers by the boys glee club of the school. Invocation was by the Rev. V. B. Wheeler, pastor of the Cypress Nazarene church, following by a welcome to the guests by Harold Boos, school principal. Special guests included W. E. Allen, contractor; who spoke briefly. M. W. Tilden, legal advisor of the Los Angeles PWA office; Ray Rabold, engineer; and Miss Isabelle Benson, secretary to H. A. Wagner, assistant PWA director. P.-T. A. members served doughnuts and coffee at the close of the program. The building was opened to inspection of the guests for the program. If his mother bribes him to be a good boy, he will later rule his wife by threatening to get drunk again. Thomas to Speak To International Relations Group United States Senator Elbert Thomas of Utah will speak "American Neutrality in the Life of Our Experience" at the 18 annual Institute of World Affairs on Friday, Dec. 18, as one of featured events of the sessions be held in the Riverside Miss Inn Dec. 13 to 19. Formerly instructor in Law and Greek and professor of political science at the University Utah, and fellow in political science at the University of California, Senator Thomas received his Ph.D. degree from the law institution. "An authority on international affairs, Senator Thomas' add-on American neutrality will fit climax to the round-trip discussion of the day on 'Metis and Procedures for Peace,'" R. B. von KleinSmid, chance of the institute, said. With Dr. Eliot G. Mears of Stanford university serving as director of the institute, prominent editors from 16 western colleges universities, many public offices and noted internationalists participate in the seven-day clave, which is sponsored by Los Angeles University of International Relations of the University of Southern California. Elmer Rees and Miss Jones both of Anaheim died Sunday morning at and left immediately onoon trip to Bakersfield Francisco. Mrs. Rees is the of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cascade, Iowa, and is a the Anaheim Sanitarium. Her nurse's training y'yschool at Cascade. She graduated from Anaheim high school in 1928 employed at Al's Cigar he is affiliated with Phi nity. Sim Girls peers of the Club former Anaheim Union school students have this en initiated into the women's service club, at Ana Junior college. They are Pellegrin, '35, Helen and Margaret Smith, both less of '36. Attending high school is Smith was editor of the or two years, and served part of the Toastmasters two years. She was also editor on the Anoranco, per. If ye live after the flesh, ye shall die: but if ye through the Spirit do mortify the deeds of the body, ye shall live. The Spirit it-self beareth witness with our Spirit, that we are the children of God." These words of Paul to the Romans constitute the Golden Text in the Lesson-Sermon on "Mortals and Immortals" on Sunday in all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. The Lesson-Sermon includes Paul's words to the Corinthians: "Charity never faileth: but whether there be prophecies, they shall fail, whether there be tongues, they shall cease; whether there be knowledge, it shall vanish away. For we know in part, and we prophesy in part. But when that which is perfect is come, then that which is in part shall be done away. When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things." Among the passages from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy, is the statement: "Men and women of riper years and larger les-sons ought to ripen into health and immortality, instead of lapsing into darkness or gloom." And yet, if we had no economic royalists, who would address luncheon clubs? 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