anaheim-gazette 1938-09-22

FOX ANAHEIM NOW PLAYING Errol Flynn-Olivia deHavilland "Four's a Crowd" AND "Rich Man, Poor Girl" with Robert Young - Ruth Hussey September 25 - 26 - 27 Janet Gaynor Robert Montgomery in '3 Loves has Nancy' AND George O'Brien in "Painted Desert" September 28 - 29 - 30. Oct. 1 Prisella Lane - Rosemary Lane Lela Lane - Gale Page in "Four Daughters" ALSO "Billy the Kid Returns" with Roy Rogers - Smiley Burnette ANAHEIM Theatre NOW PLAYING "Danger on the Air" with Donald Woods - Nan Grev AND Tex Ritter "Utah Trail" September 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 "Mr. Moto Takes a Chance" Peter Lorre Rochelle Hudson - Robt. Kent ALSO "On the Great White Trail" Sept. 29 - 30. Oct. 1 "Exiled to Shanghai" with Wallace Ford - June Travis AND "Paroled to Die" with Bob Steele Treasure Chest Every Monday & Thursday Have you entered the $250,000.00 Movie Quiz Contest? Ask for Free Booklet Newport Bond Issue Loses by 26 Votes Lacking only 26 votes of gaining the necessary two-thirds majority. Flood Recurrence Believed Doubtful Orange county may expect between 15 and 20 inches of rain. Changes Asked in Welfare Office Mrs. Belle Spangler, assistant director of the county welfare department who was the stormwater three months ago in the pest which unseated Jack Snow director, may lose her title receive a $35 month cut in ary. Abolition of the title was a by Welfare Diraector Thomas Douglas in a letter to the board of supervisors. Douglas also made other adjustments which would result in raises in pay for other department employees. Douglas said the revisions were not change operation of the department, since it has been acting under the proposed system for the past three months. Churches Announce Leadership School Announcement was made in all Methodist churches of ange county of the program of Standard Leadership Training Mid-Year Institute, sponsored the Epworth Leagues and Methodist church schools of county. The institute and school run on five consecutive Tuesday nights commencing October 4, at First Methodist church of San Ana. The program opens each evening with a supper and fellow hour from 6:15 to 7:15 for each one. The supper will be "potted each person bringing a dish his own choice and his own service, the host church will coffee." Immediately follow Treasure Chest Every Monday & Thursday Have you entered the $250,000.00 Movie Quiz Contest? Ask for Free Booklet Newport Bond Issue Loses by 26 Votes Lacking only 26 votes of gaining the necessary two-thirds majority, on $80,000 bond issue for expansion of the Newport Harbor union high school plant was defeated Tuesday. The vote was 624 for and 350 against. Another Bond issue probably will be placed before the voters early next year, it was indicated by Principal Sidney Davidson. Kramer Estate is Valued at $37,347 Mrs. Mary P. Kraemer, who died June 29, left an estate worth $37,-347,77, according to a report by James B. Utt, inheritance tax appraiser. Utt listed Orange county real estate worth $19,000, promissory notes and stocks in his inventory of the estate. Flood Recurrence Believed Doubtful Orange county may expect between 15 and 20 inches of rainfall this season, but a repetition of floods this year is doubtful, according to Martin G. Murray, weather experts, astronomer and student of earthquakes, who is assistant postmaster of Huntington Beach in the daytime. Murray says that the sun-spot cycle reached its peak this summer, with the severest storms occurring on the up-grade. Pointing out that it is impossible to determine in advance whether a disturbance will be a desert wind storm or a rain storm, he predicted that the first storm of the fall season will occur about September 30. HELP WANTED EXPERIENCED' Office Manager for large new juice company, financially responsible. Age 40 to 55. Write E. R. Barnhill, San Clémente, Calif. Every New and Important Styles FALL DRESSES 2.98 The newest Glen Row* designs are now ready! They're priced so low that you'll have a smarter wardrobe than ever before! Dirndls, pleats "Jitterbug" styles, pretty plaids and many other types. Sizes 12 to 52. * Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. Jean Nedra* frocks — s blessing! Newest styles fabrics, dark toned print find a style for every house Sizes 12 to 44. * Reg. U. S. Pat. Off. PENNEY J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Inc. 124 West Center Street Changes Asked in Welfare Offices Mrs. Belle Spangler, assistant director of the county welfare department who was the storm cen-trree months ago in the tem-which unseated Jack Snow as director, may lose her title and give a $35 month cut in sal-ution of the title was asked Welfare Diraector Thomas P.olas in a letter to the board supervisors. Douglas also asked adjustments which would it in raises in pay for two department employees. Douglas said the revisions would change operation of the de-ment since it has been oper-under the proposed system the past three months. Surches Announce Leadership School Announcement was made Sun-1 Methodist churches of Or-county of the program of the Hard Leadership Training Year Institute, sponsored by Epworth Leagues and theodist church schools of this city. The institute and school meets five consecutive Tuesday nights financing October 4, at the Methodist church of Santa Ana. The program opens each eve-with a supper and fellowship from 6:15 to 7:15 for every-The supper will be "potluck," person bringing a dish of his choice and his own table ice, the host church will serve it. Immediately following Fullerton to Have New Library Plant A new $115,000 library project was approved Tuesday night by members of the Fullerton city council, who passed a resolution approving use of present and part of anticipated library funds for such activity. The library has $29,000 on hand with $15,000 in the anticipated budget for next year. The library will file application of PWA funds. Opponents of Bond Issue are Elected Two veteran members of the Buena Park sanitary district board, President W. D. Cannon and H. E. Warren, were defeated for re-election last Monday by Mrs. Hattie Allen and W. B. Renee. H. C. Welch was fifth. Both Mrs. Allen and Renne have been strong opponents of the proposed $30,000 bond issue for financing a sewage disposal plant which will be voted upon next Tuesday. Mrs. Minnie Stevens was elected assessor without opposition. Placentia Student to Receive Honors Lewis Richards, a member of the Future Farmers of America organization at Valencia high school in Placentia is to be honored tomorrow when Governor Frank F. Merriam will give him the state farmer degree. This is the first such degree to be presented to an Orange county farm boy and will be given in e institute and school meets consecutive Tuesday nights enancing October 4, at the Methodist church of Santa e program opens each evewith a supper and fellowship from 6:15 to 7:15 for everyThe supper will be "potluck,"" person bringing a dish of his choice and his own table ce, the host church will serve e. Immediately following the Epworth League young lead and the Adult Leadership p will continue with separate rams. Farmers' Corner (Continued from page 7) ing 1938, the farm population due in part to the Central by Water project and other ation ventures, will have been endously increased. Agriculture is headed for an era range. There can be no doubt, But California farmers—most wide-awake producers in farming world—are equal to challenge. And California's leading industry, barbing unforeseen calamities, is due for treoous expansion. Placentia Student to Receive Honors Lewis Richards, a member of the Future Farmers of America organization at Valencia high school in Placentia is to be honored tomorrow when Governor Frank F. Merriam will give him the state farmer degree. This is the first such degree to be presented to an Orange county farm boy and will be given in front of the grandstand at the Pomona fair. Paul Fallert Hurt in Traffic Mishap Paul Fallert, 335 Jacaranda place, Fullerton, was treated for cuts and bruises following an accident at Spadra road and Orange-thorpe avenue Monday evening. Fallert's car collided with another driven by Frank Rastier, Seattle, Wash., police said. Black bear are being reintroduced into parts of Los Padres national forest in southern California by transporting the animals from areas where they are found in large numbers. 20 MULE TEAM BORAX 2-lb. box 25¢ SUN-SWEET Prunes 2 lb. med. DOG FOOD BALTO 2 lbs. 15¢ COFFEE S & W CAN 26¢ 2-lb. can 49¢ REAL GOLD 12 oz. 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