anaheim-gazette 1936-12-17

Formal Opening of Drug Store Now Being Held The formal opening of the McCoy Drug store, located at Center and Los Angeles streets, is being held this week end and is marked by a store-wide sale, according to L. I. Ferrell, manager of the new concern. The store was opened to business last Monday. McCoy Cut Rate Drug stores were started in Santa Ana 15 years ago by Paul V. McCoy, who now supervises distribution of merchandise from the Santa Ana warehouse to the company's eight stores in Orange and Los Angeles counties. A staff of 12 persons will be employed at the new store with Don Hinkley, a registered pharmacist, and Mrs. Florence Peet as chief assistants to Ferrell. The fountain, which will serve all three meals, is operated by Mr. and Mrs. Alva Turner, formerly of Pomona and Los Angeles. The store occupies a space 40 by 60 feet in area. The interior has been completely made over with new fixtures and fountain. The concern will be open from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock daily, it was announced, with a registered pharmacist on duty at all times. Rites for Cypress Resident Conducted Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld funeral home Monday morning at 10 o'clock for Mrs. Caroline Weekly, 74, a native of West Virginia, but a resident of Cypress for more than 10 years, who passed away Wednesday at the Los Angeles hospital after an extended illness. The Rev. V. B. Wheeler, pastor of the Nazarene church of Cypress, officiated and interment was made at Loma Vista cemetery. Mrs. Weekley is survived by one daughter, Mrs. L. L. Cotter of Wiehita, Kansas, one son, Gordon Weekley of Casper, Wyoming and a number of grandchildren. Blaze Extinguished By Alert Officers Anaheim police officers, while cruising around town late Saturday night, extinguished a fire which threatened to damage awning on a downtown store, according to police records. A trash box on the Clementine street side of the Mother Colony wine store was ablaze shortly after midnight just under the awning. Officers succeeded in putting out the fire before any damage was done. Drunk Driver Fined for $150 by City Judge Driving an automobile while intoxicated and operating his car without a driver's license brought Nolan Harris, 35, Kress avenue Garden Grove, a heavy sentence when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch yesterday morning. Harris was ordered to pay a fine of $150 or to spend 75 days in the county jail. The Garden Grove man was arrested at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday after he had driven his automobile into a grease pit at a service station in Anaheim. Vagrant is Ordered To Get Out of City Marion Egbert, 23-year old vest worker from Nebraska, yesterday was given a suspended sentence of 30 days on condition he leave the county when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch and pleaded guilty to charge of vagrancy. Egbert was arrested early Monday evening. He told the court he had hoped to obtain work here as a smudger. Kenneth Dawson, 23, all booked for vagrancy following arrest last night, was given a similar sentence this morning by Judge Tausch. The store occupies a space 40 by 60 feet in area. The interior has been completely made over with new fixtures and fountain. The concern will be open from 7 o'clock to 10 o'clock daily, it was announced, with a registered pharmacist on duty at all times. See The 1937 WILLYS "The Economy Car" FIVE-PASSENGER, FOUR-DOOR SEDAN FIVE-PASSENGER, FOUR-DOOR SEDAN WILLY'S COUPE Spaceous Luggage Compartment Feature of New Willys—The 1037 Willys Sedan provides 18 cubic feet of luggage space and the Coupe 33 cubic feet. HALF THE GAS Twice the Smartness —NOW ON DISPLAY— Kirven Car Co. 250 NORTH、LOS ANGELES STREET PHONE 4497 ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE Hark Driver Fined 50 by City Judge an automobile while inand operating his car a driver's license brought Marris, 35, Kress avenue, Grove, a heavy sentence appeared before City Frank Tausch yesterday was ordered to pay a fine or to spend 75 days in the mail. Garden Grove man was at 7:15 o'clock Tuesday had driven his automobile grease pit at a service in Anaheim. ant is Ordered Get Out of City n Egbert, 23-year old harker from Nebraska, yeswas given a suspended of 30 days on condition the county when he apbefore City Judge Frank and pleaded guilty to a of vagrancy. It was arrested early Monning. He told the court hoped to obtain work here dugger. Beth Dawson, 23, also for vagrancy following his last night, was given a simentence this morning by Tausch. County History Talk Concluded Continuation of the history of the founding of Orange county by W. W. Wieman, principal of the Lathrop evening high school of Santa Ana, featured Tuesday's meeting of the Anaheim Kiwanis club at the Elks clubhouse. The speaker told of the efforts of Mr. Spurgeon and Mr. McFadden is securing legislation that brought the county into being and also outlined the selection of Santa Ana as the county seat after alterations of the original county boundaries barred Anaheim from that honor. Glenn Merrill was program chairman. Harry C. Arthur and James Casto furnished amusement for the members, which included the raffling of a live pig which was won by Charles Smith. Proceeds of the raffle went to the charity fund. The annual Christmas program for children will be held next Tuesday, it was announced. John Morgan Heads Committee for Ball Plans for the annual President's Birthday ball to be held January 30 are again under way with the announcement of the appointment of John Morgan, manager of the Anaheim Elks club as general chairman. Morgan served in that capacity last year. Horace Benjamin, manager of the Bank of America, has also Head of Commerce Department is Club's Speaker Methods of operation of the vocational guidance department of Fullerton junior college were outlined to members of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club last Thursday evening by L. O. Culp, head of the commercial department of the school. The department makes a study of the student and his background in an effort to find a compatible field of work for the individual as well as placing the student in a promising position, the speaker said. Musical entertainment was furnished by Mrs. Margaret J. Buttree, a guest of the club, who preMaxon Foss in two tenors. Foss was accompanied by Louise Tate. Plans were completed for Christmas party to be held evening at the home of Audrey Steele, 521 N. street. Miss Ruth Williams presides the short business meeting. Other guests, for the cewere Mrs. L. O. Culp and Alvina Swanson. Lippmann turned a gRoosevelt, and now Landpleases him. It must be oaging to live in a country only one man is right. FOO FOR CHRISIANAHEIM 344 West Center OUR SPECIAL COFFEE lb 12½¢ Golden State- BUTT John Morgan Heads Committee for Ball Plans for the annual President's Birthday ball to be held January 30 are again under way with the announcement of the appointment of John Morgan, manager of the Anaheim Elks club as general chairman. Morgan served in that capacity last year. Horace Benjamin, manager of the Bank of America, has also been reappointed treasurer of the fund. The Elks clubhouse is expected to be the scene of the affair as it was before. Organizations will Discuss Yule Gifts A meeting has been called of representatives of all organizations giving Christmas baskets to needy families of Anaheim for next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the city welfare office at the city hall. The purpose of the meeting is to check lists of all organizations to prevent duplications. Mrs. Mona Price, welfare department superintendent, said. The city, as in the past, will supplement baskets given by organizations and distribute a few other baskets in addition. Reaching from Car Is Accident Cause Parents who allow children to extend parts of their bodies out of moving vehicles are creating a distinct traffic menace, and members of the California Highway Patrol have been instructed to stop this practice. E. Raymond Cato announced today. "When children are passengers in moving motor vehicles," the patrol chief said, "they should not be allowed to reach or lean out of windows. The danger to children is real and following motorists are confused." GREYHOUND announces GREYHOUND announces LOW HOLIDAY FARES Effective Dec. 17-Jan. 1 (10-day return limit) • GREYHOUND's frequent comfortable easy riding schedules are as convenient as driving your own car... No driving worries.. Warm coaches... Best drivers on the road. EXAMPLES OF ROUND TRIP FARES FROM ANAHEIM PORTLAND . . . $27.10 EUREKA . . . 18.30 SACRAMENTO . . 11.45 PHOENIX . . . 10.05 EL PASO . . . 18.65 DEPOT: 217 So. L. A. St. Phone 3404 PACIFIC GREYHOUND line QUEST OF THE CLUB, WHO PRESENTED Mixon Foss in two tenor solos. SS was accompanied by Miss Luise Tate. PLANS WERE COMPLETED FOR THE Christmas party to be held this evening at the home of Miss Adrey Steele, 521 N. Lemon Neet. Miss Ruth Williams presided at the short business meeting. OTHER GUESTS, FOR THE EVENING Were Mrs. L. O. Culp and Mrs. Evina Swanson. Lippmann turned against Moosevelt, and now Landon discases him. It must be discouring to live in a country where only one man is right. Bureau is Planned Conclave of Farm The second annual convention of the Orange county farm bureau will be held at the Women's clubhouse in Garden Grove Monday, starting at 10 o'clock. A beef and bean barbecue will be served at noon. 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