anaheim-gazette 1937-05-06

"Country Fair" at Loara School is Big Success "The Country Fair," held last Friday afternoon and evening at the Loara school under the direction of the Parent-Teachers association of that school, was an outstanding success, according to an announcement by Mrs. Robert Power, general chairman of the event. Approximately 400 persons were in attendance during the day, climaxed by a capacity audience in the school auditorium for the program held here in the evening, it was declared. Featuring the evening program were plays presented by the pupils of the fifth, sixth and seventh grades of Loara school and by members of the P.-T. A. The youngsters offered "Molly Be Jolly" and the P.-T. A. presented "Snap Judgment." Miss Fern Hein directed the student production while Mrs. Helen G. Nelson was director for "Snap Judgment." Music between acts of the two plays was offered by the Ray Long orchestra and tap dances were presented by Patty Power, Jean Nairon and Joan Power. In charge of the various booths were Mrs. L. D., Witherill, fortune telling; Mrs. C. E. Harbison, fish pond; Mrs. Howard Pannier, jams and jellies; Mrs. J. C. Stankey, cut flowers and potted plants; Miss Mildred Stewart, candies and cookies; Mrs. J. W. Fogg, aprons and pot-holders; Mrs. Al Pape, pies, cakes, ice cream and hamburgers; Mrs. Ray Long and Two are Honored at Layette Shower Monday Evening Honoring Mrs. Reid Williams, Anaheim, and Mrs. Floyd Vaughan, Fullerton, a joint layette shower was given Monday evening in Fullerton at the home of Mrs. Ralph Ferguson, 341 N. Woods, Fullerton, by Mrs. Ferguson and Mrs. Howard Maxwell, Fullerton; Miss Charlotte Price, Anaheim; and Miss Alvena Miller, Whittier. The Ferguson home was decorated with miniature bassinets filled with Cecile Brunner roses and forget-me-nots. At places for the refreshment hour were small pink and blue baby buggies for favors. The dessert course served at the close of the evening, featured ice cream molded into stork shapes and pink cakes. Bridge occupied the evening with prizes going to Mrs. Eunice Sipple, first, and Mrs. Irene Lund, second, Anaheim; Mrs. Hy Raggio of Whittier, third, and Mrs. Lilah Hadlock of Fullerton, consolation. The layettes were presented the honorees after the game. Other guests were Mrs. Lorene Berry, Lynwood; Mrs. Marcella Pack, Montebello; Mrs. Edith Christensen, Santa Monica; Miss Virginia Anderson, Placentia; Mrs. Billie Rowland, Miss Margery Patrick, Miss Nina Bush, Mrs. Betty Wagner, Miss Vivian Goff, Miss Claire Fisher and Miss Eleanor Marsh, Anaheim; and Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Katherine Primrose, Mrs. Doris Hemmer, Mrs. Dorothy Nunlist, Mrs. Velma Brandt and Miss Ellen Hadlock Recitals Given by Pupils of Mrs. McCullah A series of four recitals is being held during the week by the Orange County School of Fine Arts under the direction of Mrs. Kate E. McCullah as the school's contribution to Music Week. Observance of Mothers Day was combined with the recitals with mothers and grandmothers as special guests. The first of the series was held last Saturday when the intermediate girls held a musical tea Tuesday afternoon the senior department presented its recital. This afternoon the junior girls will entertain and present the program and the last of the series will be held Saturday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock when the boys will offer their Mother's Day Recital. Mrs. Brown is Chosen President of Ebell Club Mrs. A. P. M. Brown, Mrs. H. Brown as president for the coming year and voting to start immediate construction of a new clubhouse featured the meeting Monday of the Anaheim Ebell club. Mrs. Brown has served as auditor and second vice president and program chairman in the past two years. The new clubhouse, costing $11,300, will be built at the corner of Helena and Cypress streets. In charge of the various booths were Mrs. L. D., Witherill, fortune telling; Mrs. C. E. Harbeson, fish pond; Mrs. Howard Pannier, jams and jellies; Mrs. J. C. Stankey, cut flowers and potted plants; Miss Mildred Stewart, candies and cookies; Mrs. J. W. Fogg, aprons and pot-holders; Mrs. Al Pape, pies, cakes, ice cream and hamburgers; Mrs. Ray Long and Mrs. R. R. Schwartzbach, exhibit of antiques, home made quilts and unusual dolls. Articles sold at the various booths were donated by members of the P.-T. A. Ninety Attend Mothers and Daughters Banquet Ninety women and girls attended the annual Mothers and Daughters banquet of the Evangelical Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian church held at the church last Monday evening. Members of the church choir served the dinner. Mrs. R. C. Hein was mistress of ceremonies and presented a program which included a vocal trio by the Misses Rosemary Ramm, Margaret Palm and Margaret Hein, with Miss Ferne Hein at the piano, a violin duet by Miss Bessie Marie Edwards and Miss Margaret Hein, two solos by Beverly Jean Harris, 4-year-old youngster, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Marie Harris and an address by Mrs. C. Akers of Santa Ana. A toast to the daughters was given by Mrs. A. A. Ehlers with the response by Mrs. Vera Korn. The invocation was asked by Mrs. Irene Weaver and Mrs. E. H. Elser gave the message of greeting. The group closed the meeting by singing "Mother Machee," with Miss Ferne Hein at the piano and Mrs. Elsner directing. Convention Reports Given to W.R.C. Reports by Mrs. Mary Mitchell, president, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp on the Woman's Relief Corps convention held last week at Stockton featured the meeting Tuesday in the I. O. O. F. hall of the A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Other guests were Mrs. Lorene Berry, Lynwood; Mrs. Marcella Pack, Montebello; Mrs. Edith Christensen, Santa Monica; Miss Virginia Anderson, Placentia; Mrs. Billie Rowland, Miss Margery Patrick, Miss Nina Bush, Mrs. Betty Wagner, Miss Vivian Goff, Miss Claire Fisher and Miss Eleanor Marsh, Anaheim; and Miss Louise Johnson, Miss Katherine Primrose, Mrs. Doris Hemmer, Mrs. Dorothy Nunlist, Mrs. Velma Brandt, and Miss Ellen Hadlock, Fullertor. La Mosk Chorus Plans Two Public Appearances The La Mosk chorus of Anaheim will have two public appearances this month and will participate in a rehearsal of three Parent-Teachers association chorus, it was announced yesterday by Mrs. Ben Ter Best, chairman of the group. The public appearances will be at a pageant to be given at Loara school on the evening of May 20 and at the meeting of the George Washington school P.-T. A., the date for which has not yet been set. Also on May 20 the La Mosk chorus will join with choruses from Fullerton and Orange for rehearsal under the direction of Mrs. Anne Sheppard of Los Angeles, state P.-T. A.; music director. The rehearsal will be held at the Salem Evangelical church here. Regular practice of the chorus will be held tomorrow morning at Loara school. Card Party and Picnic Planned by Katella P.-T. A. Plans for three coming events were discussed yesterday at the meeting of the executive board of the Katella Parent-Teachers association held at the school. A card party will be held on the afternoon of May 18 at the home of Mrs. L. F. Douglass of Collins avenue, it was decided. Irvine park will be the scene of the annual school picnic on May 21. About 300 persons are expected to attend the event. No definite plans were made Convention Reports Given to W.R.C. Reports by Mrs. Mary Mitchell, president, and Mrs. Elizabeth Rapp on the Woman's Relief Corps convention held last week at Stockton featured the meeting Tuesday in the I.O.O.F. hall of the A.B.Paul Woman's Relief Corps No.134. An additional report on the convention was given by Mrs. Estelle Gray of Santa Ana, who was a visitor at the meeting Tuesday. Two special events to be held within the next month were planned by the corps. A public card party will be held in the I.O.O.F. hall on May 13 at 2 o'clock, following the regular meeting of the corps. The corps' birthday anniversary dinner will be held June 1, it was decided. A potluck dinner will be served at noon and will be followed by a business meeting. Mrs. Elizabeth Burkhead of Santa Ana also visited the meeting. Fox Anaheim Sun., Mon., Tues., May 9-10-11 Sunday Continuous from 2 p.m. FREDRIC MARCH ALIVIA DE HAVILLAND in "ANTHONY ADVERSE" and "23½ HOURS LEAVE" with James Ellison - Tony Walker Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. May 12-13-14-15 Saturday Matinee at 2 p.m. Walter Winchell - Ben Bernle Alice Faye - Patsy Kelly in "WAKE UP AND LIVE" and "RACKETTERS IN EXILE" Geroge Bancroft Evelyn Venable-Wynne Gibson TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Mrs. Fred Backs and Daughter Home from Trip Mrs. Fred A. Backs and her daughter, Miss Florence Backs, returned to their home on North Philadelphia street last Sunday after a week's trip to Sacramento, Carmel and Santa Barbara. While in Sacramento they visited with Mrs. Henry Kuchel and Assemblyman Thomas H. Kuchel. En route home they spent a short time at both Carmel and Santa Barbara. They reported spring flowers to be numerous and the scenery exceptionally good. Junior Ebell to Install Officers June 1 Installation of the new officers of the Junior Ebell club will be held June 1 at the home of Miss Martha Neighbors on Euclid avenue, it was decided Tuesday evening during the club's meeting at the home of Mrs. H. H. Benjamin. New officers, who were unanimously elected Tuesday, are Mrs. Robert Rundstrom, president; Mrs. Ewald Lemcke, first vice president; Mrs. Wesley Visel, second vice president; Miss Helen Houck, secretary; Mrs. Carroll Cone, treasurer; Miss Maxine Harris, historian, and Miss Roberta Eley, curator. Thirty microphones installed in Westminster Abbey for services of an Oldsmobile 6, Business Coupe, delivered here. Patten-Blinn Lumber Co. Merrill has been manager here 11 years and 3 months. He recommends the Invincible roofing. This lumber company features Riverside cement. Hilgenfeld's Funeral Home Samuel F. Hilgenfeld has been in this business since 1927. The phone number of this Funeral Home is Anaheim 4105. Their chapel has a seating capacity of 175. Klapper's Home Bakery Klapper has been in the Bakery business 33 years. He has been in it here 13 years. The phone number of Klapper's Bakery is 3110. Lauretta Dress Shoppe Lauretta Wulf has been in this business here four years. Her dresses range in price from $3.95 to $19.75. Her hats from $1.95 to $3.95. M. E. Beebe Insurance-Loans-Bonds Beebe has been in this business here 20 years. He reprets 26 insurance companies. His nice phone number of 3518. Ideal Cafe Mr. and Mrs. Cummins been in the cafe business since July, 1922. The Ideal is open 24 hours daily. Le seat 80. Johnny Cyprlen Paint Store The phone number of this store is 3418. They feature mier Paints and Peacock Vitric Enamels. Yes—Mrs.rien has studied interior decoration. Cone Brothers Chevrolet Agency Cone Brothers have been this business here since September 1933. $835.00 is the price of 1937 Chevrolet Sport Sedan, livered here. The phone number of this garage is 2215. Every One Knows McCOY Typical Every Day Prices! President for the command voting to start imconstruction of a new featured the meeting at the Anaheim Ebell own has served as audiond vice president and chairman in the past two clubhouse, costing will be built at the corna and Cypress streets. Duin of Hollywood west Sunday of Mr. and Ter Best and family of trict. New officers, who were unanimously elected Tuesday, are Mrs. Robert Rundstrom, president; Mrs. Ewald Lemcke, first vice president; Mrs. Wesley Visel, second vice president; Miss Helen Houck, secretary; Mrs. Carroll Cone, treasurer; Miss Maxine Harris, historian, and Miss Roberta Eley, curator. Thirty microphones installed in Westminster Abbey for coronation. "At long last" the British are going to crown a king or tell the world why. S of Who’s Who Contest Are Announced; Answers Given Below the prize wine Who’s Who feature in the Anaheim Gapril 15— First Prize, Mrs. G. S. Second Prize, Mrs. F. E. Third Prize, Mrs. J. Kendrick, Jeweler has been in this here 12 years. He feaHolmes and Edwards 100 points constitute diamond. Jackson Drug Co. Jackson has been in this business here 14 years. He features the Lentheric, Coty, and Marvelous Cosmetics. The phone number of this drug store is 2322. Valencia Dress Shoppe Mabel Masterson has been in this business here four years. The phone number of this shoppe is 3288. The dresses sold here range in price from $3.98 to $7.98. Knox Motor Company Knox has been in this business in Orange county four years. Yes—this garage does auto body and paint work. $953.50 is the price. SAVE ALMOST ONE-HALF NOW BEAUTY SPECIALS OR MOTHER’S DAY (MAY 9th) Wouldn’t Mother look lovelier with one of our PERMANENT WAVES? Shampoo, Finger Wave and Rinsed, Dried 35¢ Days and Saturdays, shampoo, Finger Wave Shampoo, Finger Wave and Rinsed, Dried 35¢ Holidays and Saturdays Shampoo, Finger Wave and Lovalon Dense, Dried ..... 50c NO WAITING NOW Eight Talented Operators to SERVE YOU UNIVERSAL DE LUXE PERMANENT WAVE $1.50 Complete and Guaranteed Laura Prothro, Owner and Operator, gives steaming time on all permanents—also supervises hair dyeing. We guarantee all our work. This is not a school k Laura Prothro about COMBO or SPIRAL PERMANENT Combination Complete. Open evenings by appointment UNIVERSAL BEAUTY SALON COOLEST BEAUTY SHOP IN TOWN Center and Los Angeles St. Phone 2426 SPECIAL FOR SMOKERS GENUINE BRIAR PIPE with Ball Cleaner and Two cans Prince Albert or Other Tobacco Both ..... 37¢ McCOY'S Anaheim Store COR M. E. Beebe Insurance-Loans-Bonds Beebe has been in this business here 20 years. He represents insurance companies. His office number of 3518. Ideal Cafe and Mrs. Cummins have in the cafe business here July, 1922. The Ideal cafe open 24 hours daily. It will be 80. Johnny Cyprien Paint Store The phone number of this paint is 3418. They feature Pre-Paints and Peacock and Enamels. Yes—Mrs. Cyprien has studied interior decorat-Cone Brothers Chevrolet Agency The Brothers have been in business here since Sept. 1, $835.00 is the price of the Chevrolet Sport Sedan, deed here. The phone number is garage is 2215. Superior Radio Service Davidson has been in this business here 10 years. He sells the General Electric and Crosley Radios, and the Crosley electric refrigerators. Schlueter's Richfield Station Ed Schlueter has been in this business here since Sept. 1, 1923. This station is open 24 hours daily. They sell the Yale and Diamond tires. Mary Betzsold, Photographer Mary Betzsold has been in this business here since 1909. Yes—she enlarges and tints photographs. She also does film developing and commercial work. Boney & Barnhart Dodge — Plymouth Boney and Barnhart have been associated together in this business 12 years. They sell the Goodyear and Vogue tires. $890.50 is the price of the 1937 Dodge Coupe, delivered here. R. T. Evans Tractors and Implements Evans has been in this business here 22 years. His place of business is open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mr. Evans sells and recommends the Friend Sprayer. Kennedy Motor Co. Chrysler — Plymouth J. H. Kennedy opened this garage Jan, 15th, 1937. The price of the Chrysler Royal Coupe, delivered here is $967.00. Price of the Plymouth Deluxe Coupe, delivered here is $794.50. Pintlers Chiropractors Pintlers have been practicing here for 12 years. They are graduates of the Palmer School of Chiropractic. Their office phone number is 3413. Bungalow Electric Millings and Stueckle have been business associates 16 years. The Bungalow Electric do motor electrical work. Their phone number is 3512. 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