anaheim-gazette 1938-07-21

William Sowders at Home to Friends Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sowder are at home to their friends at Marrietta courts, 120 N. Clementine street, following their marriage at Yuma on July 13. Mrs. Sowder was the former Miss Leila Fisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Fisher of 126 W. Chartres street. Mr. Sowder, more familiarly known as "Abe," is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sowder of 327 N. Janss street. Mrs. Sowder, who like her father is a native of Anaheim, was graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1934 and later attended Johnston's Business college in Santa Ana. For the past year she has been employed as assistant secretary of the Anaheim chamber of commerce. She had been on vacation a little more than a week when she and Mr. Sowder drove to Yuma for the ceremony. Mr. Sowder also attended Anaheim schools and is affiliated with his father at Weber's Book store. He is a member of the Anaheim 20-30 club. Ablanalps Have Family reunion Thirty-one members of the Abplanalp family gathered at the Anaheim city park Sunday for their annual picnic reunion. Anaheim members of the family were Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Abplanalp and children, Shirley, Virginias. Three Share Hostess Honors Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld, Mrs. Florence Davis and Mrs. Esther Ford were the hostesses at a delightful picnic party on Tuesday at the Zeppenfeld cottage in Sanitago canyon, near Madjeska's old place. The party was in honor of Mrs. Gardner Patterson and daughter, Betty, of Troy, N.Y., Miss Betty Bailey, both daughters of Mrs. William Brooks of Brea, and Mrs. Bess Parrish of Springer, N.M., a sister of Mrs. Martha Wallop. A group of mutual friends were invited to meet these ladies and a very pleasant day was spent in the beautiful surroundings. Mrs. Patterson and little-daughter leave Wednesday for their eastern home after a two months' visit with relatives in Brea. Frank Dowlings Married 50 Years Dr. and Mrs. Frank M. Dowling, well-known northern Orange county residents, Monday celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home at Dowling road and Crowther avenue, Placentia. Plans for a family reunion were cancelled because of Dr. Dowling's health. Dr. Dowling served several southern California Christian churches as pastor, including the Fullerton church during the world war. He is now pastor emeritus. Miss LaVern Hires to Wed August 16 Miss LaVern Hires of Anaheim announced August 16 as the date of her marriage to J. Frank Conn also of Anaheim, during a waffle breakfast at the Riverside home of Mrs. Phil Akerman last Sunday morning. The bride-elect is the daughter of J. J. Hires of Buena Park and formerly lived in Tulsa, Okla where she received her education Mr. Cone, associated with Back Terry & Campbell mortuary, the son of Mrs. Mae L. Cone Los Angeles. Bridge was played following the breakfast with prizes being awarded to Miss Ruth Rymer and Miss Reona Bever. Other guests were Miss Margaret Cone of LA Angeles, sister of Mr. Cone, Ms Helen Mahaffey, Miss Esther Zepenfeld and Miss Narcissus Prentiss. Legion Auxiliary Selects Officers Election of officers of the American Legion auxiliary, exclusive of the president, secretary and treasurer, and annual committee reports featured the meeting of the auxiliary last Thursday afternoon at the city park. Officers who were not chosen last week will be elected August it was said. Those selected to fill position during the coming year are M.Earl Johnson, first vice presiding officer. Ablanalps Have Family reunion Thirty-one members of the Abplanalp family gathered at the Anaheim city park Sunday for their annual picnic reunion. Anaheim members of the family were Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Abplanalp and children, Shirley, Virginia and Willa Jean, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siems and children, Roger and Betty, and Mr. and Mrs. J. Siems. Mr. and Mrs. George Abplanalp came from Orange together with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Paul, Mrs. Henry Abplanalp and daughters, Esther and Ruth. From Santa Ana came Fred Abplanalp, Miss Myrtle Abplanalp, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Michael and grandchildren, Dick and Barbara Jean, and Miss Bertha Michael. Others attending were Ernest Abplanalp of Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs. Will Abplanalp, Santa Paula; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nauman and son, Ed, of Oxnard. Mrs. Fred Backs, Daughter on Trip Mrs. Fred A. Backs and her daughter, Miss Florence Backs, left Monday on a leisurely motor trip to Vancouver. They plan to be away from home for about three weeks. Among the cities where Mrs. Backs and Miss Backs plan to spend some time are Santa Barbara, San Francisco and Seattle. They will also stop at other points of interest. Jack Suiter Gains After Operation Jack Suiter, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter of Brookhurst road, is reported to be doing nicely this morning following an emergency appendectomy performed last night. He is at the Cottage hospital in Fullerton. New Lake Formed In Moutain Area A new lake created this year in the ever-popular San Bernardino county residents, Monday celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home at Dowling road and Crowther avenue, Placentia. Plans for a family reunion were cancelled because of Dr. Dowling's health. Dr. Dowling served several southern California Christian churches as pastor, including the Fullerton church during the world war. He is now pastor emeritus of the Fullerton church. Mrs. Dowling is a noted artist and is now doing illustrations for a children's book. James Rimpau Visits Relatives James Rimpau of Hollywood was in town this week visiting with relatives. He is the youngest son of the late Theodore Rimpau, a Pioneer of Anaheim, and is a native son. Mr. Rimpau has resided in Hollywood for a number of years. Anaheim People Attend Conclave Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hoskins and Mr. and Mrs. Victor LaMont are in Oakland this week attending the Lions International convention. They expect to return to their homes Saturday. Mr. Hoskins is president of the Anaheim Lions club and Mr. LaMont is secretary. Dr. Lloyd Bailey Visits in Anaheim Dr. Lloyd C. Bailey of San Francisco spent the week end in Los Angeles and Anaheim. While in this city he visited with his mother, Mrs. G. H. Bailey of Phoenix, Ariz., who is spending the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Kuchel. All Day Meeting Planned by Class The Eulogia class of the Calvary Baptist church will hold an all day meeting with Mrs. Leila Campbell at her beach home at Newport Beach next Tuesday. A potluck luncheon will be held at noon and each club member is requested to bring her own table service. Election of officers of the American Legion auxiliary, exclusive of their president, secretary and treasurer, and annual committee reports featured the meeting of the auxiliary last Thursday afternoon at the city park. Officers who were not chosen last week will be elected August it was said. Those selected to fill positions during the coming year are M.Earl Johnson, first vice president; Mrs. Roy Helsing, second vice president; Mrs. Effie McCoy, chaplain; Mrs. John Kemper, musician; Mrs. Nora Dodge, sergeant-army; Mrs. Carlton Starr, marshal; Mrs. Kenneth Peck, historian; Mrs. Clair Liebhart, Mrs. T.Masterson, Mrs. Walter Rommand; Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, executive committee. Bouldins Return From Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bouldin turned to their home early this week following a two-weeks' vacation trip. They spent part holidays at San Diego and the mainder at Warner Hot Springs Mr. Bouldin is chief of police. MORE ABOUT Cal-Juices, Inc. (Continued from Page 1) about eight years ago in Florida and has shown a phenomenal growth, Hackley said. Lead citrus men see a bright future that branch of the industry a MOD is being widely lauded its progressiveness and leaders in the field. Guy Baker is plant superintendent for Cal-Juices. He waslected because of his wide experience in the industry and success in Seattle. A GREAT HOTEL IN A GREAT CITY FROM $250 New Lake Formed In Moutain Area A new lake created this year in the ever-popular San Bernardino mountains already is "grown up." Full to the brim and flowing over the spillway of the new earth-fill dam is Lake Gregory in Houston Flats between Crestline and Vallev of the Moon. Motor travelers thus have a new sight to see one and one-fourth miles north and slightly east of Crestline, reports the touring bureau of the Automobile Club of Southern California. Cradled in wooded hills, the 95-acre reservoir is unique in that both the 115,000 cubic-yard dam and filled lake were created within a year. The $260,987 project was a works progress administration job for the Crest Forest county water district. A rebuilt road extends around the north side and across the dam, connecting Cresilline and Arrowhead Highlands on the Rim of the World route. Surfaced to the lake on each side, it is a graded road in good shape around the reservoir at present, but oiling of this section is being planned, the automobile club is advised. The new lake will be entirely open to the public, although all of the usual recreational facilities have not yet been provided. It will center a major recreational region in an area which already attracts more visitors than any other national forest in the state. It lies 4520 feet above sea level. The lake was named for Arthur Gregory, founder of the project. Hospital patients sometimes fail to realize that an Interne is actually a Doctor, who has passed his Medical School tests and been through from 6 to 8 years of preparation. From 2 to 4 years is the average Internship. INTERNSHIP TWO TO FOUR YEARS During Internship the Doctor visits patients between calls of attending Physician, acts in emergencies, keeps patients comfortable and assists in operations or wherever a second Physician is needed, but does nothing on his own initiative. This very valuable training under older and more experienced Doctors is highly concentrated practice. Each two years of Internship is about equivalent in experience to five years of private practice. JACKSON DRUG CO. Prescription specialists 237 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM-CAL. THIS IS No. 4 OF A SERIES "TELLING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DOCTOR." ANAHEIM GAZETTE LaVern Hires Wed August 16 LaVern Hires of Anaheim ed August 16 as the date marriage to J. Frank Cone, Anaheim, during a waffle at at the Riverside home Phil Akerman last Sunday. Deeded Property Held Redeemable That property which was deeded to the state on July 1, can still be redeemed by the owners of record, is being pointed out by County Auditor W. T. Lambert in an effort to correct a wrong impression held by many persons. "Property which is 'sold' by the tax collector, is merely reported to the state when the first failure to pay taxes is made. That is, if there are unpaid taxes on June 30, the property goes to a tax sale. But it is not until five years later that this property is deeded to the state. "But even deed property may still be redeemed by the owner. There is no additional expense to him by reason of the deed. When it is redemmed, the auditor's office files with the recorder an instrument which publishes to the public that the property has been redeemed. The state is also informed." Festival of Arts Features Listed Laguna Beach Will Present Seventh Annual Event July 30 to Aug. 6 The finest of southland talent has been enlisted to make the seventh annual Festival of Arts, to be held at Laguna Beach July 29 to August 6, outstanding in summertime entertainment. Premiere danseuse, appearing nightly, is Martha Shaw, Pasadena Playhouse graduate. Special attractions include the "Kamaainas," Hawaiian troupe of royal unease; Nine Koshetz, opera singer and world-famous soprano, accompanied by Gabriel Leonoff and Vladimir Dubinsky, singers; Rodrick Krohn, junior violinist recently hailed at the International Kiwanis convention in San Francisco; and Jackie Robertson, young accordian soloist who will shortly broadcast on a nation-wide radio series. Also appearing in the festival program are Tania Serduke, talented violinist; Frank Kneeland, baritone; Adele Oswald Rosener, light opera star; Mrs. Ralph Waldo Trine, dramatic reader; Marjorie Hall, dance soloist of the Pasadena Bowl; the Santa Ana String Ensemble of Elwood Bear; the Visel Choral Ensemble; and an Eleanor Putman professional dance group. Arranged under the direction of Eldon W. Stark ful management of other juice canning plants. Officers and directors serving with President Hackley are H. K. Wilson of Flerton, vice president; F. A. Hildebrand of Garden Grove, secretary-treasurer; J. F. Snowden, Orange; J. A. Porter, Olive; J. H. Strait, Redlands, and A. L. Chandler, San Gabriel. Strait is also president of MOD. Founded in 1906 Mutual Orange Distributors is now in its thirty-second year; having been founded in 1906. Its growth has kept pace with the advance of the citrus industry in southern California and Arizona, but it has clung to the policy of maintaining the feeling of unity between growers, packing associations and marketing organizations which it feels is essential to the successful operation of a cooperative. The organization has more than 175 direct sales representatives in all parts of the world, which enables it to reach the secondary markets as well as those in the large cities. The sole purpose of MOD is to market to the best possible advantage the citrus fruits grown in southern California and Arizona. Ordinary people didn't use a butter knife in the old days. In Winter it wasn't enough like a knife, and in Summer it wasn't enough like a spoon. MOVIE STARS DO IT... Why Don't you? Glamorize your hair, your eyes, your fingertips. Let our beauticians try all their arts on you to make YOU the heroine of a romance. 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Iowa Reunion will be Held August 13 The Iowa Association invites each of the 400,000 Hawkeyes in California to rally for the annual summer picnic reunion to be held August 13 at Bixby Park, Long Beach. A program of music and Mary F. Cooper, the program will precede the nightly presentation of the Pageant of the Masters, rectacular series of famous mas-pieces from the art treasures of the world, created with living models under the direction of Roy Ropp. Adele U. Charters Leaves Big Estate The estate of the late Adele U. Charters of Anaheim has been appraised at $21,252.63 by Inheritance Tax Appraiser Howard Irwin. Miss Charters died May 25. The estate includes a 70-acre ranch worth $28,675, $2100 in cash and other personal property. addresses will follow the basket dinner. The Golden Wedding club will have its own section for picnic dinner and program. Superintendents of Fair are Announced An important factor in the success of the annual Los Angeles County Fair; according to its officials, is the fact that its 30 or more divisions are in the hands of veteran superintendents, men and women who return year after year to assume the administrative duties. Many of them have served throughout the 16 seasons since the exposition was started, and they will be back at their posts again this year for their names appear in the 1938 roster just announced. JULY FEATURE VALUE Sealy Prize Winner Sealy Durolife Spring Unit Burlap Sisal Pads Layers of Felt Curled Hair Patented Handles 8 oz. Fancy Hair Proof Cover Swiss Loom Embroidered Border REG. VALUE $29.75 NOW! 19.75 EACH BOX SPRING TO MATCH SAME PRICE UNHEARD OF VALUE - JULY ONLY SEALY HAIR TOP MATTRESS Imagine! For the first time in SEALY history of over 55 years of making the world's finest mattresses—we are able to offer such SEALY sleeping equipment at this low popular price. 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