anaheim-gazette 1937-06-03

SOCIETY CLUBS Senior 4-H Club Members Plan Party Saturday Members of the Orange county 4-H club are looking forward to their annual party and dance, which will be held at 8:00 p.m. Saturday evening, June 5. The party will be held at the F. L. Benson walnut house, which is located at the corner of Katella road and Ninth street. Harry Hoskins, Jr., is chairman of arrangements, and will be assisted by Pauline Crawford, Marjorie Shoemaker, Merle Griset, Robert Cole, and other senior members. The Senior club members are inviting all fourth year club members as their guests, and an enjoyable evening is assured all who attend. Our Mothers Club Will Have Picnic at City Park The Our Mothers Club of Katella will hold its regular June meeting at the Anaheim city park 250 Attend Katella School Picnic Tuesday Approximately 250 persons attended the Katella school picnic held Tuesday at Irvine para. The Parent-Teachers association assisted the teachers of the school in planning the event. From early morning until dusk the youngsters enjoyed a continued round of games, contests, horseback riding and bicycling. During the afternoon the daughters and mothers met in a game of baseball with the daughters winning. Ted Conney was in charge of the games. Tables were set at noon for a picnic lunch with ice cream being served by the P.-T. A. Mrs. Ted Conney, Mrs. Irving Milbrat, Mrs. A. G. Acock, and Mrs. R. Wollennan were in charge of arrangements for the lunch. On June 10, it was announced today. Members are asked to bring their own table service, covered dish and sandwiches for the picnic lunch to be served at noon. W. R. C. Honors Anniversary at Party Tuesday The fourteenth anniversary of A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps No. 134 was celebrated with a potluck dinner Tuesday noon at the I.O.O.F. hall. A program followed the luncheon. The tables for the birthday dinner was decorated with oblong sprays at the center of the table and many bouquets. The birthday cakes were baked by Mrs. Alma Pressell and Mrs. Maude English. Captain Ray E. Smith was the guest speaker. The subject of his talk was "Patriotism". Musical numbers were furnished by Mrs. Minnie Squiers of Orange who sang "Long, Long Ago" and "Anaheim". She was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Estelle Gray of Santa Ana. Mrs. Gray, mother of the corps, also spoke briefly. Many visitors from surrounding corps were present including besides Mrs. Gray, Mrs. Elizabeth Burkhead, Mrs. Anna Sedt, Mrs. Hattie Cozad and Mrs. Nannie Myers, Santa Ana, Mrs. Mable Stevens and Mrs. Florence Ferrell of Fullerton, Mrs. Hazel Straup and Mrs. Edna Empson of Southgate, Mrs. Minnie Cadwell, Mrs. Ada Flary, Mrs. Mae Moyer, Mrs. Lillian Camack, Mrs. Belle Hall and Mrs. Grace McClure, Whittier, and Mrs. Gladys McDonald and Mrs. Squier of Orange. 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Can't stick or fall out either. Holds over a bushel. ANAHEIM FURNITURE STORE 236 WEST CENTER OPPOSITE FOX THEATRE- TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Three Choruses Sing at P.-T. A. District Meetng Three Parent-Teachers association choruses sang this morning during the meeting of the Fourth District association held at the Cypress grammar school. Choruses participating were the La Mosk chorus of Anaheim, the Fullerton P.-T. A. council chorus, and the Orange P.-T. A. chorus. Included in the program were "Where Ere You Walk," "Dedication," "Omnipotence" and "Koo-sheeo". Mrs. Mabel Seeds Spizzy was the director. Farm Bureau Chorus to Rehearse Monday The Farm Bureau chorus will meet for practice next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the music room of the Anaheim union high school, it was announced today. It is necessary for all members to be present to rehearse for the concert to be given in Anaheim city park on June 27, it was declared. Farm Center Publicity Heads Discuss Plans Publicity chairmen of the home departments of the Farm Centers of Orange county met yesterday at the home of Miss Frances Liles Radio “Handy” Shirley Weiss, famous Hollywood hand model, leaves her cares far behind for a vacation trip in a new Ford V-S. To keep in touch with world affairs, Miss Weiss has at her fingertips the latest news and entertainment radio can offer. Interior control of a newly developed outside aerial to bring distance reception when broadcast stations are miles away is a paramount feature of the improved Ford radio for 1957. The antenna assembly is made of rustless steel and there is no loss of efficiency when it is wet. This style aerial is advantageous also in that it in no way interferes with the driver's vision. Newport Harbor Fishing Is Good Ocean fishermen at Newpirt have been successful recently, many obtaining several kinds of fish during a day's outing. Old time fisherman are amazed to see barracuda, yellowtail, white sea bass, bonita, mackerel, halibut and jew fish being brought in from the livebait boats and barges to the municipal pier during a day's catch. Exceptionally heavy catches have been noticeable, with barracuda still leading in numbers. All fishing boats report the pres Farm Center Publicity Heads Discuss Plans Publicity chairmen of the home departments of the Farm Centers of Orange county met yesterday at the home of Miss Frances Liles in Santa Ana to arrange clippings that are to be used in the state publicity contest. The contest ends in November. Those present were Mrs. T. W. Clark of Stanton, Mrs. R. E. Launer of La Habra, Mrs. R. E. Long-street of Garden Grove, Mrs. W. A. Hazen of Tustin, Mrs. W. W. Goetz of West Orange and Mrs. Ella McLeod of Anaheim. Women's Camp at San Dimas to Open Soon The summer vacation camp for farm women and others in need of rest and recreation which is sponsoring by the Farm Bureau home department will be open from June 27 to July 1, it was announced today. The camp is located at Camp Bethel in San Dimas canyon near Pomona. Everything is furnished for the camper except sheets and pillowcases, it was said. Further information on the camp may be obtained from the various Farm Centers or by calling Miss Frances Liles at the Farm Bureau office in Santa Ana. Poiriers Visit in San Francisco Over Week End Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Poirier of 743 N. Philadelphia street, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Victor Fleming of Santa Ana, spent the past week end in San Francisco. The two couples left here Saturday night and returned late Monday night. While in San Francisco they crossed over both the new Golden Gate bridge and the Oakland Bay Bridge. Twelve-month old Jake Lipe, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Lipe, Jr., formerly of Anaheim, is recovering from a serious illness. Exceptionally heavy catches have been noticeable, with barracuda still leading in numbers. All fishing boats report the presence of large schools of yellowtail and white sea bass. These large game fish are being caught daily and, after a few warm days, are expected to bite more freely. Barge fishermen have been catching halibut, barracuda and mackerel in large numbers with some white sea bass and a few yellowtail. Recently enlarged facilities to handle the crowds of fishermen attracted to the New port area by the exceptional fishing conditions now being encountered were inadequate to care for the demand over the weekend. Hundreds of anglers who had not made reservations with boat operators, who came expecting to board barges or livebait boats, were disappointed in obtaining accommodations. Traffic Deaths In State Mount California's bloody record of automobile deaths still mounts, according to Ray Ingels, director of the state motor vehicle department, who points out that during the first four months of this year 964 persons lost their lives as the result of highway accidents. In the first four months of 1936, Ingels said, 886 persons were killed in collisions, while the same period this year shows an increase of 8.8 per cent. Accidents and their concomitants, injuries, kept space with deaths, the director said, 8,972 accidents in 1937 accounting for 11,9946 reported injuries, as against 8,058 accidents and 10,564 injuries last year. "Of the fatal accidents in which the approximate speed was reported," Director Ingels declared, "it was discovered that everyone of these in which more than one person was killed, high speed was..." Three Flavors — NE ICE C Pints Quarts PKG. OF 50 EMBOSSED Round of Activities Planned by Seniors Colorful baccalaureate services in the Los Angeles coliseum next Sunday will inaugurate a week of festivities for the 54th annual commencement marking the end of college days for 1600 University of Southern California students. Dr. Henry K. Booth, pastor of the First Congregational church of Long Beach, will deliver the baccalaureate address to the class of '37. Breakfasts, luncheons, teas, and dinners will be given for the seniors of U. S. C.'s 24 schools and colleges throughout the week, with commencement exercises and the awarding of diplomas and honors to be held in the coliseum on Saturday, June 5, with special sections reserved for alumni. Two championship 18-hole golf courses, with plenty of room for a nineteenth hole, could be built on the 400-acre Treasure Island, site of the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. Accidents and their concomitants, injuries, kept spare with deaths, the director said, 8,972 accidents in 1937 accounting for 11,9946 reported injuries, as against 8,058 accidents and 10,564 injuries last year. "Of the fatal accidents in which the approximate speed was reported," Director Ingels declared, "it was discovered that everyone of these in which more than one person was killed, high speed was involved." Why are the laws of the underworld so seldom broken? Well, a crooked lawyer can't delay a machine gun. FOX ANAHEIM Sun.-Mon.-Tues., June 6, 7, 8 Sunday continuous from 2 p.m. WALLACE BEERY —in— "GOOD OLD SOAK" —and— "NOBODY'S BABY" with— Patsy Kelly - Lyda Robertt Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. LORETTA YOUNG TYRONE POWER ADOLPHE MENJOU —in— "CAFE METROPOLE" —and— "The GO GETTER" with— George Brent - Anita Louise "tertesy Chosen New Watchword" was the watchword without southern California to thousands of public servants and other citizens vied in evening summer tourists, who are flocking here in unattended numbers. Launched by the All-Year club, for 16 years has exclusively catered the tourist industry, the one-tourist program is expected to put this region on the map as the "friendly vacation." R. Page, president of the expressed himself as highly interested with the way the cameraman which was started on Monday "caught on" in all comings. Stewart, past-president of California League of Municipalities, has proposed to mayors city councils throughout the land that proclamations be made to citizens, urging them to tourists with a friendly wave hand, to volunteer advice sight-seeing and to exercise national courtesy in meeting others. Numerous proclamations voted by councils suggested letting cars have the right of street intersections and the Jacob D. Allen Slated to Speak at Mass Meeting With acceptance of Jacob D. Allen, Chicago lecturer and writer, of the invitation of Ben Tarver to address Orange county men and women, arrangements for the mass meeting to be held the night of June 10 in the Santa Ana junior college auditorium are being completed, Jules F. Markel, chairman of the Santa Ana Committee of the League for Supreme Court Independence, said today. Tarver, chairman of the Orange county committee of the League, said he was elated that Allen, who is completing a speaking tour of 13 southern California counties during which he had delivered more than a score of lectures, was able to accept the invitation to address this county-wide mass meeting. Markel said that unless some unforeseen circumstance arises, Thomas L. McFadden, Anahiem attorney, will introduce Allen. first chance at parking, when places at the curb were few. Citizens also were asked to themselves with sight-seeing information, and to give it to any bewildered tourist seen hesitating at a turn of the road. Teaches Welding; Children, Too Her life divided between her home and her career. Mrs. Anne McEnally of Cleveland, O., is a busy woman. Mrs. McEnally, shown above attired for a welding job in her husband's plant, learned welding and now teaches it as her career. But she finds time to take care of her four children, too. The bride doesn't suffer as the groom does. Getting ready for the wedding has made her so tired she's numb. McCoy's CUT RATE DRUGS Buy for Less at McCoy's Surgical Gauze 5 yd. Sterile Rolls 39¢ 1 yd. Rolls 9¢ 6-INCH RUBBER Beach Balls 9¢ GUARANTEED Alarm Clocks 89¢ TUBE OINTMENT Zinc Oxide 9¢ GUARANTEED Electric Fans $1.39 Guaranteed Fountain Syringe 2 Qt. 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