anaheim-gazette 1937-02-04

Conservatory of Music Presents Recital Tomorrow The Anaheim Conservatory of Music will present a recital tomorrow (Friday) evening at 7:30 o'clock at Fremont school, it has been announced by Mrs. A. Siegel, director. Assisting the pupils of the conservatory will be dance students of the Orange County Ethel Meglin studios, under the direction of Esther Shields. Piano students who will take part in the program include Marvin Mock, Connie Mae Lindsy, Billie Kellogg, Shirley Wadsworth, Daisy Vukasnowich, Mary Louise Bureta, Ida Marie Fredell, Bev FOX ANAHEIM Sun. - Mon. - Tues. - Wed. Feb. 7-8-9-10 JOAN CRAWFORD CLARK GABLE —in— "LOVE ON THE RUN" —also— "The MIGHTY TREVE" Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. GARY COOPER JEAN ARTHUR —in— "The PLAINSMAN" —also— "OFF TO THE RACES" erly Bond, Ralph Saez, John Vuksanowich, Marshall Victor, Elaine Reynolds, Jim Gaddis, Naomi Wheaton, Phillip Hargrove, Charles Barnhart, Jules Osher, Marvelle MacGill, Patty Lou Benson, Charlotte Schooley, Ruth Ellen Taylor, Marilyn Hargrove, Berniece Hargrove and Wilber Loig. Violin students are Irene Stehly, Calvin Stewart, Loystene Stewart, Frank Kellogg, Mary James, George Kelley, Fern Dargatz, Rachel Skundberg, Fumi Fumii, Ruth Ellen Taylor, Naomi Fredrickson, Laelille Roquet, Mary Clark, Betty Baird, Opal Dargatz and Kathryn Smith. Dance numbers will be given by Louise Heinz, Marilyn Heinz, Elaine Reynolds, Villa Prell, Greta Mae Gulick, Silvia Johnson, Terry Kilduff, and Berenice and Marilyn Hargrove. Nooreen Stine will give a reading. The conservatory's faculty includes Mrs. Siegel, piano and languages, Peggy Burton Arant, piano and composition, Mrs. John F. Taylor, piano and voice, and Valadimir Lenski, violin. Mattress Sale is Feature of Store A special mattress sale is being conducted this month by the Anaheim Furniture store, it has been announced by C. B. Ralston, proprietor. Many outstanding bargains may be obtained in fine mattresses during this sale, it was declared. Anaheim Furniture store has recently completed restocking its showroom with a large quantity of latest style furniture of all types. Prices, as usual, have been established to meet the public's approval, Ralston said. Birthday Ball For President Is Gala Affair The annual Birthday Ball the President proved to be of the outstanding social class of the year when a large crowd Anaheim people gathered at Anaheim Elks clubhouse Saturday evening to honor President and aid in carrying the fight against infantile pysis. An entertaining, well-placed program combined with dance and cards to provide an enjoyable evening. Thomas L. McFarland acted as master of ceremonies the program which opened a word of welcome to the Mayor Charles H. Mann. W. Harold Lang of Fulton was the guest speaker of the cassion. He discussed the problem of combatting the dread of each year by the birthday party all over the country is using unfortunate victims. Musical entertainment was offered by Miss Katherine O'Connor and Miss Ellen Collins, while "Carmina Waltz Song" and "Bells." Joe Kozina presented eral banjo selections and Marion Graaf sang a set from "Queen of the Philippines lands" and "Celia." A Spanish dance was given Tillie Sanchez, while Vicki Heckman and Edith Brown sent an Irish clog and Mr. Knapp and Harry Heckman fered a comedy number. At the close of the program giant birthday cake was on Mrs. Charles Mann. As Mrs. Mann were Mrs. Peter Mrs. William LeVecke, Miss me Dillon and Miss Rose Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. GARY COOPER JEAN ARTHUR —in— "THE PLAINSMAN" —also— "OFF TO THE RACES" Anaheim Furniture store has recently completed restocking its showroom with a large quantity of latest style furniture of all types. Prices, as usual, have been established to meet the public's approval, Ralston said. AVALON FISH MARKET 244 EAST CENTER ST. JOE ARNO, Mgr. Fresh Eastern Oysters doz. 25¢ Fresh Cooked Lobsters lb. 36¢ Scallops Barracuda Shrimp Swordfish Halibut Smelts Finnan Haddie Dry Salt Cod Salt Herring Salt Mackerel White Sea Bass —and Other Fresh Fish— A personal loan service which is STRICTLY personal When you arrange a Timeplan personal A personal loan service which is STRICTLY personal When you arrange a Timeplan personal loan here at Bank of America, the transaction is strictly personal between you and your neighborhood bank. Such a loan costs you only $6 per year for every $100 borrowed. You have 12 months to repay and you establish a valuable credit relationship with Bank of America for other needs. The personal element is important in banking and in the establishment of bank credit; for bank credit is not only a valuable source of funds, but also a proof of character and personal responsibility. ANAHEIM BRANCH H. H. Benjamin, Vice President and Manager Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION Timeplan Financing MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Birthday Ball for President Gala Affair The annual Birthday Ball for President, proved to be one of the outstanding social events the year when a large crowd of people gathered at the Neheim Elks clubhouse last Saturday evening to honor the president and aid in carrying on fight against infantile paralysis. Thomas L. McFadden was a master of ceremonies for the program, which opened with word of welcome to the guests Mayor Charles H. Mann. Harold Lang of Fullerton invited the guest speaker of the occasion. He discussed the problems combatting the dread disease told how the money raised by the birthday balls over the country is used in fighting unfortunate victims. Musical entertainment was offered by Miss Katherine Collins, Miss Ellen Collins, who sang "Marmina Waltz Song" and "Sleigh Bells," Joe Kozina presented sev. banjo selections and Mission Graaf sang a selection from "Queen of the Philippine Isles" and "Celia." Spanish dance was given by Joe Sanchez, while Warren Beckman and Edith Brown predeceased Irish clog and Marjorie App and Harry Heckman offered a comedy number. At the close of the program the next birthday cake was cut by Charles Mann. Assisting Mann were Mrs. Pete Fluor, William LeVecke, Miss May-Dillon and Miss-Rose Bush- Spanish dance was given by Joe Sanchez, while Warren Beckman and Edith Brown predeceased Irish clog and Marjorie App and Harry Heckman officiated a comedy number. At the close of the program the last birthday cake was cut by Charles Mann. Assisting Mann were Mrs. Pete Fluor, William LeVecke, Miss May Dillon and Miss Rose Bushhill, all members of the Young Lies' Institute, which provided cake. Music for the dancing which was sung after the program was finished by Frank Neimann's orchestra. Receiving the guests as patrons and patronesses of the ball were: Mrs. and Mrs. William F. Webb, Mrs. and Mrs. Homer Ames, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Adams, Mr. and Ms. Sam Kraemer Jr., Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Harbeson, Mr. and Mrs. P.M. Brown, Dr. and Mrs.J. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Wis, Mr. and Mrs. George Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward, Mrs. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmsen, Mrs. and Mrs. Victor Loly, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Corn, Mr. and Mrs. Archer Shipkey, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Eldred and Mrs.C.A.Neighers. Anaheim Girl Tours State With Glee Club Katherine McCullah, graduate of Anaheim high school, will be one of thirty-two members of the incidental college women's glee club which leaves tomorrow on its annual tour of California cities. Miss McCullah is the daughter of Mrs.KateE.McCullah, 803 W.Enter,Anaheim. The glee club will visit Santa Barbara,Bakersfield,Fillmore,and many other cities on its tour. Lois Rebekah Lodge Installs New Officers Lois Rebekah lodge No.268 installed officers for the coming year at ceremonies conducted last Friday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. The installing officer was Miss Nora Edwards, district deputy president. She was assisted by Neya Harris, deputy marshal, and a staff of 10 guards. All are from Orange. Elective officers installed were Iphegenia Grow, junior past noble grand, Barbara Myers,noble grand,Carrie Cummings,vice grand,Maggie Myers, recording secretary, Elsie Borth, financial secretary,and Lizzie Nylen,treasurer. The new appointive officers are Myrtla Saunders, warden,Bonnie Miller, conductor, Eileen Peck, chaplian,Maude Adams,musician, Eva Scutt,R.S.N.G.,Leone Nelson,L.S.N.G.,Lola Compton,R.S.V.G.,Berthyle Reising,L.S.V.G.,Florence Bousins inside guardian,Mae Willis, outside guardian,Eva Hilton,R.A.S.,and Irene Menth,L.A.S. The noble grand,vice grand and past noble grand were all given gifts by the lodge. Refreshments were served following the ceremony. Benefit Show Given by Katella P.-T.A. A large crowd of Katella district residents attended the benefit show given by the Katella School. PRIME RIB STEAKS SPARE RIBS IOWA CLUB HOUSE LINKS PORK LEG ROASTS GRAIN-FED EASTERN lb. LEAN-MEATY-ECONOMICAL LAMB ROAST ...lb. BACON SQUARES lb. SALAMI Kosher Style lb. MARIPOSA — SLICED OR HALVES PEACHES 2 No.2½ cans TALL CANS PRUNES No.2½ can VAL VITA SPINACH 2 No.2 cans ASPARAGUS Dinner Date 2 No.can CHILI Con Carne 2 tall cans SACRAMENTO VALLEY TOMATO JUICE 4 cans LIBBY'S OR DEL MONTE RED SALMON tall cans UTT'S GRAPE JUICE qt.bot GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 3 tall can APRICOT NECTAR 2 12 oz.tall QUICK MIX FRUCE 2 pkgs.a The noble grand, vice grand and past noble grand were all given gifts by the lodge. Refreshments were served following the ceremony. Benefit Show Given by Katella P.-T. A. A large crowd of Katella district residents attended the benefit show given by the Katella School Parent-Teacher association last Friday evening. Two one-act plays were presented by Anaheim union high school students under the direction of Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz. The students offered "A Very Sick Man" and "My Cousin from Sweden." A five-reel picture, "The Pony Express," was another feature of the entertainment. Paul Blocker, principal of Katella school, awarded letters to the boys' and girls' baseball teams. Mrs. Leo Douglass and Mrs. George Acock were chairmen of the program committee and Mrs. A. A. Fischer was in charge of Riutcel-Smith Wins County Sales Prize Riutcel-Smith Furniture company of Anaheim was this week awarded a gold medal by the Southern Counties Gas company as the leading seller of Electrolux refrigerators in this district. A letter of congratulations and other prizes were also given the company. Riutcel-Smith company, the oldest furniture business in Anaheim, has at the present time special offers on 1930 Electrolux models. Anaheim, Calif., Feb. 4, 1936 ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS FRIDAY & SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 5th & 6th "OWNED AND OPERATED BY THOSE WHO SERVE YOU" FRUITS and VEGETABLES PRODUCE WEEK! 2547 TRUCK LOADS OF PRODUCE HAULED TO OUR STORES IN 1936. THIS WOULD MAKE A FLEET OF TRUCKS IN ONE LINE FROM POMONA TO RIVERSIDE 15 FEET APART. SATURDAY, FEB. 5th & 6th. 40,576,000 lbs. Produce OWN GRAIN-FED MEAT N PACKING PLANT TO YOU FINEST STEER REGULAR CUT Birloins Clubs SMALL T-BONES 23¢ lb. RK LARD lb. 14¢ PCUND PACKAGES DOASTS lb. 25¢ OUT—FANCY QUALITY. TEAKS each 12½¢ IOWA lb. 23¢ LINKS lb. 22¢ ASTS GRAIN-FED EASTERN MEATY—ECONOMICAL. FANCY BNRBANK POTATOES ... 10 lbs 25¢ FANCY NORTHERN PIPPIN APPLES ... 8 lbs. 25¢ UTAH CELERY HEARTS ... 3 for 10¢ SCHOOL BOY WINSAP APPLES ... 7 lbs. 25¢ CALAVO STAMPED — FUERTE AVOCADOS ... each 5¢ FANCY NORTHERN RUTABAGAS 4 lbs. 10¢ WINTER NELLIES TEAKS each 12½c IOWA lb. 23¢ LINKS lb. 22¢ ASTS GRAIN-FED EASTERN MEATY—ECONOMICAL. AST ...lb. 20¢ QUARES lb. 23¢ Osher Style lb. 18¢ OR HALVES No. 2½ cans 23¢ No. 2½ can 10¢ No. 2 cans 19¢ US Dinner Date 2 No. 2 cans 35¢ Con Carne 2 tall cans 19¢ UICE 4 12 cans 19¢ NTE RED tall cans 19¢ ICE qt. bottle 25¢ 3 tall cans 25£ 2 12 oz. tall 15£ pkgs. CALAVO STAMPED — FUERTE AVOCADOS each 5¢ FANCY NORTHERN RUTABAGAS 4 lbs. 10¢ WINTER NELLIES PEARS 4 lbs. 15¢ FANCY YELLOW BANANAS 3 lbs. 19¢ MILK 4 tall cans 25¢ PINEAPPLE 2 No. 2 cans 29¢ PRUNES 70-80 3 lb. pkg. 19¢ APRICOTS 2 No. 2½ cans 27£ FORMAY 3 lb. can 50£ BEANS B. & M. Kidney No. 2 can 10¢ SODA OR GRAHAM CRACKERS 1 lb. pkg. 10¢ 2 lb. pkg. 19¢ HEINZ KETCHUP 14 oz. bottle 17£ BUTTER Challenge Quarters 36£ EGGS Lge. Extra Local doz. 25£ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24½ lb. sack $1.05 BEN HUR RED COFFEE 1 lb. can 26¢ 2 lb. can 50£ ICE qt. bottle 25¢ 3 tall cans 25¢ 2 12 oz. tall 15¢ 2 pkgs. 29¢ OATS lge. pkg. 18¢ NG 3 pkgs. 14¢ NG SOAP Lge. pkg. 28¢ POWDER 16¢ RY 4 Giant 14¢ RY 5 Regular 14¢ 2 cans 29¢ 2 No. 2 cans 19¢ BUTTER Challenge Quarters 36¢ EGGS Lge. Extra Local doz. 25¢ GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24½ lb. sack $1.05 BEN HUR RED COFFEE 1 lb. can 26¢ 2 lb. can 50¢ NAUTICAL SALMON No. 1 tall cans 9½¢ MISSION BELL SOAP 3 bars 12¢ IRIS COFFEE 1 lb. jar 28¢ 2 lb. jar 54¢ SPERRY'S PANCAKE FLOUR 48 oz. pkg. 25¢ SPERRY'S WHEAT HEARTS lge. pkg. 20¢ BAKING SODA full pound 5¢ CAMPRELL'S TOMATO JUICE 2 14 oz... cans 15£ (Limit Rights Reserved)