anaheim-gazette 1937-01-14

MORE ABOUT Annual Ball (Continued from Page 1) was assigned to take charge of the door. As in previous years 70 per cent of the proceeds will be kept in Anaheim and 30 percent will be sent to the President to be presented to the Warm Springs Foundation in Georgia. The program will be much the same as has been followed in other Birthday balls. Dancing will start at 9 o'clock and at 10 o'clock an intermission will be held at which time a short talk will be given by the guest speaker and the entertainment will be presented. At 11 o'clock the birthday cake will be cut and served. Card tables will be placed in the lobby of the club for those who do not wish to dance. Tickets, which are 75 cents, are now on sale. Each organization will appoint one member to handle sales for that group. H. H. Benjamin will again act as treasurer for the fund. Trustees of the fund are Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, Miss Dorothy Yungbluth and Miss E. Kate Rea, president of the Orange County Clippled Children's Relief association. During the past year this committee has given relief to several children, it was said, and further work is anticipated. Our Mothers Club Meets at Home Of Mrs. Hickey Our Mothers club met at the home of Mrs. Hilda Hickey on Ninth street last Friday with Mrs. Minnie Sorenson assisting as co-hostess. Pot luck lunch was held at noon, while sewing and chatting occupied the afternoon. Members who were unable to attend the meeting because of illness were Mrs. J. Adams, Mrs. R. Wollenman, Mrs. M. Hunt and Mrs. H. Hastings. Those present included Mrs. M. A. Muckenthaler, Mrs. Rhea Hewitt, Mrs. Edna Weatherman, Mrs. Hilda Acock, Mrs. Mabel Daniels, Mrs. Rosa Steinrink, Mrs. Minnie Sorenson, Mrs. Anna Milbrat, Mrs. Eva Cooney, Mrs. Hazel Sutliff, Mrs. Hilda Hickey, Mrs. Zoe Burdick, Mrs. Edna Burdick, Mrs. Gladys Hamilton and Mrs. Eva Ter Best. The February meeting of the club will be held at the home of Mrs. M. A. Muckenthaler on East Katella road. Mrs. Rhea Hewitt will be co-hostess. Mrs. R. Wollenman, president of the Katella P.-T. A., is seriously ill at her home on East Cerritos avenue. Art Supervisor Speaks at P.-T. A. Meeting "Modern Art in the Schools," was the subject discussed by Mrs. Ezadna Perry, supervisor of art for Orange county schools, at the meeting of the Katella Parent-Teachers association Wednesday afternoon. Environment, guidance and personality are the three most essential things in art, Mrs. Perry said. The art teacher today has to know the personality, of the individual child in order to make her work effective, the speaker added. Musical numbers were presented by Miss Ruth Bowman's room, the children singing "Three Blind Mice," and by an instrumental quartet composed of Betty Cooney, Gertrude Hunt, Bob Maurer and Annie Hamilton, which played "Who is Sylvia." Miss Edith Holsinger accompanied them. Announcement was made of the Fourth District P.-T. A. meeting to be held at Santa Ana high school January 21 and of the entertainment to be presented at Katella school January 29. The reception committee was composed of Mrs. A. C. Sutliff, chairman; Mrs. Harold Hickey, Mrs. C. F. Hughes, and Mrs. C. J. Acock. Birthday Party Is Given for Small Daughter The fifth birthday anniversary of Penches Darlyne McKee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McKee, 127 S. Philadelphia street, was honored at a party given by Birthday Party Is Given for Small Daughter The fifth birthday anniversary of Peaches Darlyne McKee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence McKee, 127 S. Philadelphia street, was honored at a party given by the youngster's mother last Saturday. Mrs. McKee was assisted by her daughter, Dona Lee McKee, and niece, Louise Harris. Decorations featured a large Christmas tree, baskets of poinsettias and red and green streamers. Kindergarten games were played by the children as a group. Terry Kilduff and Peaches presented a soft-shoe dance, Colleen Collins gave a tap dance and solos were sung by Larry Ondrick, Jackie Butler and the honored guest. Favors of china dolls were given each little guest. Refreshments of popcorn, jello and cake were served by the hostess. Present were Terry Kilduff, Ross Sidebottom, Jr., Lloyd Forsythe, Colleen Collins, Kathleen Bergman, Gaynelle Jefferjes, Margaret Wood and Madge McBride, Anaheim; Gloria Morgan, Larry Ondrick, Joan Butler and Jack Butler, Long Beach, Miss Sylvia Marton and Mrs. Scott McBride, Anaheim, and Mesdames George Morgan, Eldred Ondrick and Tom Butler, Long Beach. P.-T. A. Group to Meet Jan. 21 At Santa Ana A Founder's Day program will feature the meeting of the Fourth district Parent-Teachers association to be held at Santa Ana high school Thursday, January 21. The meeting will open at 9:30 o'clock. A large delegation of members of the various P.-T. A. groups in Anaheim is expected to attend. Luncheon will be served at noon. SLIPPING FAN BELT When a fan belt slips and the driver is unable to tighten it, removal of grease from the inside avenue. CUT RATE D Repeatedly Pre Men! Save On RAZOR BLADES Package of 5 Double Edge Blades Only 3¢ Limit 3 100 Tablets Bayer's Aspirin Infant or Adult Glycerine Suppositories 11¢ Regular Size Tablets Nature Remedy 17¢ Regular Size Liver Pills Carters 17¢ Large Liquid or Tablets Miles Nervine 89¢ Large Tubes—Tooth Paste Ipana 39¢ Milk of Magnesia—Large Phillip's 34¢ Reg. 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Half ounce in dropper bottle only 47c at all McCoy Stores. McCOY CORNER CENTER AND LOS ANGELES STREET Supervisor at the Art in the Schools," subject discussed by Mrs. Perry, supervisor of art in county schools, at the of the Katella Parent-association Wednesday. State Employment Service Effective More than $1,000,000 were saved to workers of the state during 1936 by the California State Employment service, Director Roy S. Stockton declared today in announcing his organization had placed 249,593 persons in jobs, paying prevailing rates of wages. The savings, he states, are based on an estimated average of five dollars per job which workers placed have had to pay to fee charging agencies for the same service. Year-end statistical compilations just completed of the service's operations indicate the total figures exceeded the 1935 mark, of 131,795 by 89 percent. At the same time, new applications received from workers, who visited the statewide offices for the first time during the year, declined 27.2 percent. The figures show 281,466 registrations were taken as against 386,496 in 1935. According to the statistical record, the employment offices now have 170,741 unemployed persons still actively registered for work. This decline of 43.7 percent, it is pointed out, from the total of 303,338 applications on file during the previous twelve-month period. Marriage of Anaheim Couple Is Announced Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Porter (Phyllis Clark) are making their home in Anaheim temporarily following their marriage January 3 at Yuma, Arizona. Mrs. Porter is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clee Clark. She attended Santa Ana schools where she lived before moving to Anaheim about a year ago with her parents. Mr. Porter is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Porter, 754 N. Zeyn street. He graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1931 and attended Fullerton junior college for a year. He is now employed at the Bank of America in Placentia. MORE ABOUT Labor Unions (Continued from Page 1) County have not been properly informed of the organization activities in agriculture carried under their name for some time. We would like to know just how the organizer proposes to carry his work and what assurance may have that he has discovered a method of organizing all cultural labor in such a way he can guarantee us that we will be neither radicalism strikes. We have followed the activities in this county since very beginning but we believe that it is not too late to sit down and talk our problems over friendly and intelligent manne... McCoy's WHITE DRUGS dly Preferred! Lar Size Tablets 17¢ Lar Size Pills 17¢ Id or Tablets 89¢ Nervine Tubes— Paste 39¢ of Magnesia— 34¢ Ip's 34¢ Size Vapo Rub 24¢ Size Grove's 34¢ no-Quinine See These POCKET COMBS Only 3¢ ea. While They Last! 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No. 2 can TABLE QUEEN LIMA BEANS ..... No. 2 can Soda or Graham CRACKERS, lb. 10¢ Schultz Ex Our Leader Soap bar TABLE QUEEN Granulated Soap, large box MORE ABOUT Labor Unions (Continued from Page 1) Boy Scout Talk Is Given at P.T.A. Meeting Boy Scouts of America movement was the subject of the talk given by R. M. Siemann of Anaheim at the meeting of the Orangethorpe Parent-Teachers association meeting held at the school last Friday evening. The remainder of the program was given by children. Elaine Winger read "Getting Johnny Off to School" and "A Proposal" and "A Child in an Automobile" and "Mother Tells Her Story" were read by Lois Schrott. Both are students of the Goodsell studio of Fullerton. Dance numbers were presented by Mary Lou Mennes, Betty Jean Humbert and Lorraine Dillow, all pupils of Mary Jean Cummings school of Buena Park. A short business meeting was conducted by Mrs. P. J. Hiltscher before the program. 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