anaheim-gazette 1936-11-19

Anaheim, Calif., Nov. 19, 1936 SOCIETY CLUBS Margaret Jean Jackson, Hilton Dalessi Wed The marriage of Miss Margaret Jean Jackson, daughter of Thomas W. Jackson of 217 E. Broadway, to Hilton La Verne Dalessi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Dalessi of 305 N. Drake, Fullerton, was solemnized Sunday afternoon in the St. Michael's Episcopal church. Rev. D. Howard Dow, rector of the Anaheim church, officiated. Miss Priscilla Blybach of Fullerton served as maid of honor. Norman Watkins of Fullerton was best man and ushers were Clifford Lakeman and George Brumley, also of Fullerton. Before the wedding Mason Henry of Anaheim gave a 15-minute organ recital and played the wedding march from "Lohengrin" and Mendelssohn's recessional. After Mr. and Mrs. Dalessi received their guests at the church they motored with Mrs. Dalessi's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Jackson of Anaheim, to the Mission inn at Riverside where the bride and bridegroom were entertained with a wedding dinner given by the Jacksons. At the dinner hour the inn orchestra played music in compliment to the couple. The newlyweds are on their honeymoon at LaQuinta near Palm Springs. After a week they will be at home to their friends Girl Scouts Troop Discussed by Loara P.-T. A. Plans for the organizations of a Girl Scouts troop was the principal business discussed at last Friday's meeting of the Parent-Teachers association of Loara school. Mrs. R. R. Russick of Santa Ana was the speaker. A demonstration of the work of the first and second grades was given by pupils of those grades under the direction of the teacher, Mrs. Emma Stanley. A discussion of 4-H club activities in the district was led by Mrs. A. H. Bircher, leader of the club. The association decided to serve hot luncheon dishes at the school as soon as cool weather set sin. Mothers of pupils will assist in the work under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Bentjen, Mrs. Al Pape and Mrs. Bircher. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by Mrs. Floyd Foster and Mrs. Pape. Townsend Club Has Card Party Members of Anaheim Townsend club are holding their regular monthly card party this evening at the Townsend Hall, 210 S. Clementine street. Prizes will be awarded in bridge, 500 and pinochle. Door Nursery School Subject of P.-T. A. Meeting "Modern Nursery School" was the theme of the meeting of the Katella school Parent-Teacher association held yesterday afternoon at the Katella school. Frances Lee Barret of the Federal Nursery school of Santa Ana was the speaker. Members of the Girl Scouts troop of the school presented the salute to the flag and two scout songs. The scouts, wearing their new uniforms, were presented by the leaders, Miss Ruth Bowman and Mrs. Eugene Beatie. Pupils of the first and second grades sang several Thanksgiving songs. Announcement was made of the hard-time amusement party to be given at the school December 4. Games will be played and costumes worn. The first and second grade room received the prize and treat for having the most mothers in attendance. Refreshments of tea and cookies were served by a committee composed of Mrs. A. C. Sutliff, chairman; Mrs. O. A. Hunt, Mrs. Robert Richardson, Mrs. T. B. Cooney and Mrs. Ben TerBest. Dorothy Crowther, E. R. Martin Wed Saturday brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earle T. Jackson of Anaheim, to the Mission inn at Riverside where the bride and bridegroom were entertained with a wedding dinner given by the Jacksons. At the dinner hour the inn orchestra played music in compliment to the couple. The newlyweds are on their honeymoon at LaQuinta near Palm Springs. After a week they will be at home to their friends at 217 E. Broadway, Anaheim. Mrs.Dalessi is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and Fullerton district junior college. For more than a year she has been employed in the welfare department. Townsend Club Has Card Party Members of Anaheim Townsend club are holding their regular monthly card party this evening at the Townsend Hall, 210 S. Clementine street. Prizes will be awarded in bridge, 500 and pinochle. Door prizes will also be given and refreshments will be served. ment at the Orange county courthouse. The bridegroom went through Fullerton grammar schools and was graduated from Fullerton union high school and district junior college. He is a member of the national fraternity for out-of-school men, Kappa Alpha Phi, and is employed at the Fullerton Bank of America. FOX ANAHEIM Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. 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SPONSORS DINNER Sponsored by the Social Circle of the Placentia Presbyterian church, a benefit turkey dinner will be held this evening in the church dining room. Meal service will be from 5:30 until 8 p.m. Pleads Not Guilty To Drunken Driving Raymond Anderson, 32, 117 S. Philadelphia street, pleaded not guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch Tuesday morning. He asked for a jury trial, which was set for December 29 at 10 o'clock. Anderson was arrested November 3 and has been out on bail since. CLINIC MONDAY The clinic for well babies will be held next Monday in the county nurse's office in the city hall, it was announced today by Miss JURY CONVICTS CLIFFORD LEACH Anaheim Oil Worker Found Guilty On Charge of Drunk Driving Clifford P. Leach, Anaheim oil worker, was found guilty shortly after noon Tuesday on a charge of driving an automobile while under the influence of intoxicating liquor. The jury reached a verdict slightly more than 45 minutes after receiving the case. City Judge Frank Tausch, before whom the trial was held, will pass sentence next Monday morning at 10 o'clock. The jury, in reaching its verdict, recommended that Leach's operator's license be revoked for a period of one year, adding "we do not recommend a fine or jail sentence." Leach was arrested October 3 by Officers Fay L. Barnett and Grant R. Rude, who testified Tuesday to the circumstances surrounding the defendant's arrest. Both declared on the witness stand they believed Leach to have been intoxicated at the time of arrest. Dr. E. H. Kirsten, who examined the defendant when he was booked, testified as to the results of the examination and verified he had pronounced the man intoxicated. Leach based his defense upon admission he had consumed a glass of beer and another bottle of beer within a period of one-half hour and that he was under such a nervous tension as to increase the symptoms of intoxication without actually being under the Equestrian Jumps To Feature Show At Riviera Club Equestrian jumping with all thrills can be seen at its best in the modified Olympic competition which will be continued for more Sundays at Riviera Country club, Snowy Baker has anounced. Egon Merz, recently returned from Berlin, organized these Olympic events, which he explained add to the zest of the jumps cause the hurdles are placed varying intervals to make it difficult for the rider. Some of standing blue ribbon winners Southern California have been entered. An additional attraction Sunday's card is the final contest in the 10-goal tournament for Mrs. J. B. McGregor trophy. Aer a hard fought six chucker be last week the Riviera quarter-out-tallied the Freebooters 8-6 this tourney. Walt Disney and his Michael Mouse brigade will gallop into action in the first men's game against the Rangers, led by P.Kelly and his screenland polo. This game starts at 2 o'clock. Camel hair brushes are made from hair from the tails of Russian squirrels. CLINIC MONDAY The clinic for well babies will be held next Monday in the county nurse's office in the city hall, it was announced today by Miss Imogene Abbey, nurse. Dr. Russell will be in charge. Bank is Organized At Fremont School Organization of a bank at Fremont school was started this morning by eighth grade pupils of the school, with C. S. Davis, eighth grade arithmetic teacher, in charge. Students taking part in the program include Myrtle Geissler, teller, Lorraine Teasdale, teller, Barbara Lou Jones, Ruth Urbigkeit, Alice Correll and Jean Schneider, bookkeepers, and Eleanor Houts and Victoria Loly, clerks. While the bank is limited to eighth grade pupils at this time other students will be taken in when the system is perfected. Auxiliary of Club Will Meet Friday BUENA PARK—Work on posters for the sale of a hope chest will feature the meeting of the junior auxiliary of the Woman's club tomorrow (Friday) evening at the clubhouse. Mrs. Richard Nelson, one of the sponsors of the junior auxiliary is chairman of the committee in charge of the project. Recent activities on the junior group included a donation to the senior club's fund for refinishing the floors of the club dining room and lounge. Miss Connie Blose also completed a report on the recent club sports dance. There are two generations between social revolutions. It takes that long for the triumphant economic slaves to become economic royalists. Leach based his defense upon admission he had consumed a glass of beer and another bottle of beer within a period of one-half hour and that he was under such a nervous tension as to increase the symptoms of intoxication without actually being under the influence of liquor. The defendant was worried, he testified, because of the pending divorce trial brought about by his wife and was disturbed regarding the welfare of his three children. John Hargrove was the only defense witness. He testified that Leach had visited him about an hour before his arrest and showed no signs of intoxication at that time. The defendant testified he had drunk the beer following his visit with Hargrove. MEETING SLATED "Poultry Cookery" has been announced as the lesson topic for lesson topic for the meeting of the Modern Home Makers club scheduled for November 24 at the Buena Park Congregational church. The lesson topic will begin at 10 a.m. under the direction of Miss Frances Liles of Santa Ana, Orange county home demonstration agent. Mrs. Victor Moffett and Mrs. Clarence Henderson will assist Miss Liles with the demonstration. FOOTBALL BANQUET December 10 has been announced as the date for the annual Pioneer Brotherhood banquet for Valencia high school football players. The banquet will be served at the Placentia American Legion hall. The affair will be open to the public. Coach Howard Jones of the U.S.C. Trojans will be the speaker with Captain Gil Kuhn as a special guest. TEACHER RECOVERS Miss Sandra Sanderson, art teacher in the Placentia schools, who is recuperating at the Santa Ana hospital from injuries received in an automobile accident November 1, is now permitted to have visitors. 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Chester, president of the National Association of Manufacturers, said: "The problems of the past year have been those of reemployment and recovery from depression. Re-employment is now advancing rapidly and depression problems will, we hope, soon be completely overcome. We then face the task of wiping out the ravages of the depression period so that America can push forward to an even brighter future and a fuller life for every individual. To this goal which can and must be brought about in the American way, through cooperation and understanding, industry now dedicates its every effort. "Out of this congress, representative of all divisions and geographical segments of manufacturing, will come a constructive program aimed at reconstruction of the nation." AMERICANISM: Yankees cheering a Yankee team; Dixie cheering a Dixie team; each team composed of players from Texas, Maine, Utah and Ohio. 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