anaheim-gazette 1936-12-10

A surprise house-warming was given Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan their new home at 527 S. Indiana street last Saturday evening. The entire party was planned by the guests and refreshments furnished by them. Bridge was played following the presentation of the gift to the honored couple with prizes going to Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Glover. Others present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demaree, Mr. and Mrs. John Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Mr. and Mrs. A. P. LaTourau and Mr. and Mrs. William Everhart. Dr. Carl Knopf Guest Speaker At Ebell Club The Christian spirit of the day and not the outward evidence, pagan in origin, will inspire the continued observance of the Christmas holiday, according to Dr. Carl Knopf, University of Southern California professor, in discussing the meaning of Christmas as guest speaker at the Monday afternoon meeting of the Ebell club at the K. P. hall. A merging with the Christ spirit of the idea of gift giving, tree, and other holiday customs will provide a real meaning for Christmas. Other program attractions included selections by the Mozart string ensemble of the high school and carols by Mrs. Walter Ross who was accompanied by the group. Frank Deitch Heads Catholic Youths Club Officers were elected for new St. Boniface Catholic Youth club, recently organized, at a meeting of the group Monday evening at the parish hall. Frank Deitch, who had served as temporary chairman, was elected president. Other officers included Ted Neja, vice president; Miss Irene Haverty, secretary; Richard Kraemer, treasurer, and Bill Smith, sergeant-at-arms. Committees were chosen to arrange details of a dance and card party to be given next week. Date of the party will be set this evening when the committees meet. Those named are Al Kluthe, Adam Lehr, Alice Ferris, Claire Quarton, Elmer Thill, Eleanor Fochtman, Erma Kramer, Lucille Kopso, Lee Dutton, Florence Deitch and Vernie Pohlman. RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE THE SANITARY LAUNDRY Dear Sirs: I cannot help giving you a compliment in saying how well you do your Laundry work; there is improvement every time I have sent it, and I tell a good many people about you. I have sheets I have used for 20 years right along, and they never come back all torn up like some laundries do. I have one spread 43 years old which you wash every two months anyway, and it is all whole. I gave my daughter in Anaheim a half dozen sheets for Xmas a year ago and in one year they were all torn up, some... THE SANITARY LAUNDRY Dear Sirs: I cannot help giving you a compliment in saying how well you do your Laundry work; there is improvement every time I have sent it, and I tell a good many people about you. 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Choice of types and colors to match any outfit. $3.95 to $5.95 ROBES: All wool flannel in gorgeous checks, plaids or plain colors for the conservative man! $5.95 to $12.00 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 W. Center St. Phone 4130 ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Weitch Catholic Club are elected for new Catholic Youth club, organized at a meeting Monday evening at Hall Frank Deitch, served as temporary president. Members included Ted President; Miss Irene Estary; Richard Kraeer; and Bill Smith,ems. were chosen to argue of a dance and card even next week. Date will be set this evening committees meet. Are Al Kluthe, Adam Ferris, Claire Quarrell, Eleanor Fochtramer, Lucille Koppon, Florence Deitch Ohlman. On program featured the art of wrapping gifts and holiday cards by Mrs. J. S. county crafts chair- Orphan and the read by Mrs. Leo chairman of drama, carols by the enpleted the luncheon silver color scheme New Officers Installed by Kappa Delta Phi Formal installation ceremonies were held Monday evening for the newly elected officers of the Kappa Delta Phi sorority. The ceremony took place at the home of Mrs. Irene Lund, who was re-elected president, in rooms lighted only by candles. Other officers installed were Mrs. Lucille Maxwell, vice president; Miss Claire Fisher, secretary; Miss Margery Patrick, treasurer; Miss Alvina Miller, mistress of ceremonies; Miss Charlotte Osborne, monitor; Mrs. Katherine Williams, historian, and Mrs. Mary Ferguson, guard. Formal initiation ceremony was also held for Miss Charlotte Price. Announcement of the engagement of Miss Nina Bush to Verne Backs was made by the traditional box of chocolates. Bridge followed the business meeting, with members of the Pomona chapter as guests. Prizes were won by Miss Fisher, Mrs. Hyacinth Raggio and Mrs. Doris Hemmer. Jobs’ Daughters Elect Jeanette Campbell Queen Job’s Daughters of Anaheim will be led during the next year by Jeannette Campbell who Monday evening was elected honored queen. She will be assisted by Operetta Given By Small Pupils The primary children of the La Palma school yesterday and today gave performances of the operetta, “Hansel and Gretel” under the direction of Miss Leonora Clark and Miss Gertrude Tracy, who had charge of the dances. Yesterday's performance was given at Fremont school for children of other schools and today's for parents and friends of the La Palma children. Assisting in the production were Mrs. Vincenta Carleton and A. Jimenez who took charge of the costumes and scenery. Market Agreement On Apples Expires Termination of the marketing agreement and license for handlers of California Gravenstein apples became effective December 2, it was announced by the agricultural adjustment administration. The marketing agreement and license providing for a program under which the industry could adjust shipments of apples more nearly in accordance with market requirements first became effective in August 1934. Since the amendments to the agricultural adjustment act specifically exclude apples from those provisions of the act which relate to the issuance of orders, it is impossible to replace the marketing agreement and license with a marketing agreement and order, as has been Written Tests for State Jobs Planned Announcement of examination for the purpose of creating eligible lists from which appointment may be made to positions of country agricultural commissioner and deputy commissioners to fill vacancies that may rise in the future has been made by the state department of agriculture. Written examinations will be held December 29 in Sacramento San Francisco, Fresno and Los Angeles. Oral examinations will be given later to those candidates who pass the written tests. Applicants must be American citizens, residents of California and not under 21 years of age. They must also have had certain required experience and education to fit them for the positions. Family Christmas Party is Planned The annual family Christmas party of Grace Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West will be held the evening of December 17 according to plans made at a recent meeting of the parlor at the Placentia Round Table clubhouse. Committee members in charge are Mrs. Lena Wagner and Mr Alice Davis, dinner; Mrs. Nell Cline, program; Mrs. Kate Hill Mrs. Helen Anderson, Mrs. Ma Lemke, Mrs. Christine Dunham and Mrs. Christine McFarlane Christmas tree decorations. All officers of the chapter have been re-elected for the new year. The group is headed by Mrs. Hi as president. Jobs' Daughters Elect Jeanette Campbell Queen Job's Daughters of Anaheim will be led during the next year by Jeannette Campbell who Monday evening was elected honored queen. She will be assisted by Anita Marsh, senior president; Frances Daniel, junior president; Virginia Ehrle, guide, and Betty Richardson, marshal. Other officers will be appointed later. Glenda Pepper and Rosalie Hein were initiated into membership in the organization following election of officers. Dancing was held later in the evening, with the De Molays joining the Job's Daughters. New Drug Store Is Opened Here Formal opening of the new McCoy Drug company store on the corner of Los Angeles and Center street will be held next Thursday, Friday and Saturday, it was announced today by L. I. Ferrell, manager of the store. The store will be open for business Monday. McCoy Drug company operates a chain of cut rate stores principally in Orange county of which Anaheim's store is the eighth. The ne wbusiness will carry a complete line of drug sundries in addition to a high grade prescription department. The modern fountain has been leased to Mr. and Mrs. J. Turner who will serve breakfast, luncheon and dinner, it was said. Ferrell has been in the drug business for the past 15 years and was formerly connected with the McCoy company at Whittier. He and Mrs. Ferrell are now making their home in Anaheim. Annual Father-Son Dinner is Planned The annual father and son banquet of the Men's Brotherhood of the Buena Park Congregational under which the industry could adjust shipments of apples more nearly in accordance with market requirements first became effective in August 1934. Since the amendments to the agricultural adjustment act specifically exclude apples from those provisions of the act which relate to the issuance of orders, it is impossible to replace the marketing agreement and license with a marketing agreement and order, as has been done for other agricultural commodities for which marketing agreement programs have been in operation. 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