anaheim-gazette 1938-12-22

FOX ANAHEIM MAJORITY COOL 1902 NOW PLAYING Dec. 21-22-23-24 "Shining Hour" Joan Crawford Margaret Sullivan-Robt. Young Melvyn Douglas - Fay Bainter Touchdown Army' with John Howard - Mary Carlisle Sun., Mon., Tues., Dec. 25-26-27 Sun. & Mon. Cont. front 2 P.M. "Angels With Dirty Faces" Jas. Cagney - Pat O'Brien "The DEAD END KIDS" AND "Spring Madness" with Maureen O'Sullivan Lew Ayres Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. PREDRIC MARCH VIRGINIA BRUCE in "There Goes My Heart" AND THE MARX BROS. "Room Service" ANAHEIM Theatre All Seats 20c Children 10c NOW PLAYING MICKEY ROONEY in "Love Finds Andy Hardy" AND GENE AUTRY in "Gold Mine in the Sky" Sun., Mon., Tues., Dec. 25-26-27 Sun. and Mon. Cont. from 1 p.m. SPANISH PROGRAM "La Adelita" PLUS "Purple Vigilantes" with THE THREE MESQUITEERS Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. ROBERT MONTGOMERY VIRGINIA BRUCE in "Yellow Jack" AND "Cowboy From Brooklyn" Dick Powell Pat O'Brien - Priscillie Lane $250,000 Movie Quiz Contest Ends Dec. 31 Treasure Chest Every Monday & Thursday Toastmasters' Club Has Three Speakers Talks by three members and a general discussion of a parliamentary topic. Permit Granted For One New Residence A building permit was granted this week to Paul Elsner for the Presbyterian church during morning service at 11 o'clock. "The World Is Waiting" will sing as a duet by James Jay George Stirton. The anthem "There Were Shepherds," will clude a solo by Helen George, a quartet number by Robert Baker Alice Baker, Mrs. George Stirton. At 5 o'clock in the evening vesper service will be held with will include a duet by Mrs. Ba and Mrs. George and a solo Baker. The pastor, Rev. Stan Frederick George, will read group of Christmas poems. Dedication of little children who have joined the church is being the year will feature the Sunday morning service at the Bee German Baptist church. Sun evening at 7 o'clock the Sunday school program will be given PROGRAM SATURDAY. The Zion Lutheran church will have its Sunday School program Saturday evening, which will include Christmas songs and music by the choir. Reg services will be held on Sunday morning and on Monday morning at 10 o'clock special German services will be held. Christmas activities at the G Lutheran church will start morrow evening with a page "The Child of Prophecy."ursday evening the Christmas vice by Sunday School pupils be held and will include a pageant, "The Adoration Pageant." Sunday services will be as usual. The Christmas program of Free Methodist church is held this evening. Selection Toastmasters' Club Has Three Speakers Talks by three members and a general discussion of a parliamentary question featured the meeting Tuesday evening of the Anaheim Toastmasters club. Earl E. Smith, who spoke on "Christmas and Good Health," was adjudged the best speaker of the meeting. Other speakers were Dr. C. O. Patterson and James Shankland. The talks were criticised by Arthur G. Porter and Dr. M. M. Henderson acted as toastmaster of the evening. President Warren Schutz conducted the business meeting. Permit Granted For One New Residence A building permit was granted this week to Paul Elsner for the construction of a $3300 dwelling and garage at 615 S. Claudina street. Another permit was issued to C. Coalson Morris for $1500 worth of alterations and additions to a home at 832 N. Zeyn street. Ray Chiles received a permit to re-roof a house at 832 S. Claudina street at a cost of $101, and another permit was granted H. C. Sliger for a new garage costing $100 at 124 S. 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No pressure bar! Available in a variety of latest colors! Every pen tested and guaranteed to be unbreakable for life! GET YOURS NOW! THIS PEN GIVEN FREE if you can buy one in the city for less! This certificate good only while advertising sale is on! Also Pencils to Match Above Pens 29 Cents FRIDAY and SATURDAY — MAIL ORDERS 6¢ EXTRA If you cannot come at the above time leave money before sale starts to reserve your order. HENRY BROS. DRUG STORES 201 West Center Street 501 West Center Street MORE ABOUT (Continued on page 8) Christmas Events Byterian church during the long service at 11 o'clock. "World Is Waiting" will be a duet by James Jay and the Stirton. The anthem, Were Shepherds," will include a solo by Helen George and the number by Robert Baker, Baker, Mrs. George and. 5 o'clock in the evening a service will be held which includes a duet by Mrs. Baker, Mrs. George and a solo by the pastor, Rev. Stanleyrick George, will read a book of Christmas poems. Notification of little children have joined the church during the year will feature the Sunnorning service at the Bethel Ann Baptist church. Sunday sing at 7 o'clock the Sunday program will be given. PROGRAM SATURDAY Zion Lutheran church will hosts Sunday School program day evening, which will include Christmas songs and stories music by the choir. Regular classes will be held on Sunday and on Monday morning o'clock special German ser-ville will be held. Christmas activities at the Grace Christian church will start today evening with a pageant, Child of Prophecy." Sat-evening the Christmas service Sunday School pupils will hold and will include a short hint, "The Adoration Pageant." Day services will be as usual. Christmas program of the Methodist church is being this evening. Selections by County Engineers Select Hiltscher Fullerton Man will Direct Club as President for Coming Year Herman Hiltscher, Fullerton city engineer, was elected president of the Orange County Engineer's club at the annual meeting held Friday night in Fullerton. He succeeded Richard L. Patterson of Newport Beach. John King, Fullerton assistant city engineer, was named secretary. T. C. Wasson, United States secret service agent, spoke on counterfeiting methods and the accomplishments of the secret service in running down makers of fake currency. The speaker traced origin of the service which was established in 1865 and which for 73 years has carried on the work of protecting the life of the president and of warring on counterfeiters. Wasson warned against prevalent theft of government checks, which he described as a new racket. He suggested that business men cashing such checks could definitely identify the person presenting it as entitled to the money by comparing the number on the check with the number issued to the individual on an identification card, in case of relief work checks. Motion pictures of the Monolith Portland Cement company plant and color views of the High Sierra regions were shown. Youthful Gunmen Face Long Term MORE ABOUT Rotary Program (Continued from Page 1) visor; Mrs. Gold Keele, night girls' supervisor; Miss Marie Hurtado, relief supervisor; Otto Fischer and Mrs. Anna Garlock, teachers in the home, and Mrs. Addie Mae Osborne, kitchen supervisor. PROGRAM PRESENTED Boys of the home were introduced by Shaffer and the girls by Mrs. Barnum. The Rotarians introduced themselves and their wives and mothers. Group singing was led by M. A. Gauer, after which President Danz thanked the home management and probation committee for their hospitality. Danz then turned the meeting over to Hartramft, who shortly passed control over to Howard Hughes, as chairman of the ensuing program. Artists who appeared on the program were Dr. C. O. Patterson, vocalist and musical saw soloist; Miss Jean Sutherland, who gave a reading; Jimmy Sutherland, cellist, and Miss Jean Louise McCullough, pianist. The guests then went on a tour of inspection while the girls cleared away the dishes and the boys washed them. Obituaries MRS. MARY THORPE Funeral services were conducted this morning for Mrs. Mary Thorpe 71, from Backs, Terry & Campbell, with Rev. Stanley Frederick George officiating. Burial was in Fairhaven cemetery. Mrs. Thorpe died Monday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Marian Youthful Gunmen Face Long Term Sentenced to terms of from five years to life on each count, three northern Orange county youths prepared this week to leave for San Quentin prison. Sentence was pronounced Friday by Superior Judge James L. Allen against Rex Whittemore of Anaheim. Willis Harold Walker and James M. Williams, both of Fullerton, after each had pleaded guilty to first degree robbery. Holdups of three drug stores in Santa Ana and a liquor store in Buena Park were adpitted by the youths. Walker and Williams were each charged with four counts, Whittemore with two. Their sentences are to run concurrently. Contest is Started By Defeated Judge Cal D. Lester, justice of the peace for Orange township who was defeated at the general election-by David Fairbairn, has filed in superior court a contest of the count of votes. He charges that Fairbairn was credited with 28 votes cast for Lester and that the later also received five votes that were not tallied. Fairbairn received 2767 votes in the official count to 2759 for Lester, a margin of eight votes. NEWS! Quick, Easy Way to Make Novelty Cup Cakes! LUSCIOUS—AND YOU SAVE UP TO HALF YOUR CREAMING TIME! Call'em Cotton Tops or Snow Peaks —here are 24 chocolate cup cakes! They cost you about 20£! But the big news is: you can save up to half your creaming time with new creamier Crisco! CRISCO NOW CHURNED—WHIPPED BEATEN! Yes—a special new process what light and luscious cakes you can bake! Try these quick "Cotton Tops"—hear your family "Oh and Ah!" as much as though you'd used the most expensive shortening! Pioneer Store Has Big New Neon Sign Food and Beverage are today installing what is fed to be the largest neon sign Anaheim on the store at 315 E. street. The sign will actively illuminate the front of store building. The company stores another store at 100 E. street. LOSES PURSE Ss. C. M. Robertson, 704 S. on street, reported the loss or purse Monday, to Anaheim. Mrs. Robertson was shop-in in an Anaheim store when course disappeared, she said. TURDAY 59¢ Structible Vacuum Filler REE THE INK! CH PEN In Attractive Gift Boxes IT'S FULL pen on the market! Available in a var- be unbreakable for can buy one in the le is on! ENTS EXTRA to reserve your order. TORES 1 West Center Street NEWS! LUSCIOUS—AND YOU SAVE UP TO HALF YOUR CREAMING TIME! Call'em Cotton Tops or Snow Peaks—here are 24 chocolate cup cakes! They cost you about 20¢! But the big news is: you can save up to half your creaming time with new creamier Crisco! CRISCO NOW CHURNED—WHIPPED BEATEN! Yes—a special new process costing one million dollars now churns and whips Crisco till it's easier than ever to mix! Why—with this new improved Crisco, you simply stir in the sugar and eggs! You can get perfect cakes without that hard, first creaming of shortenings that come from your icebox chilled and stiff! CHANGE TO CREAMY CRISCO! And see what light and luscious cakes you can bake! Try these quick "Cotton Tops"—hear your family "Oh and Ah!" as much as though you'd used the most expensive shortening! 24 Cotton Tops (cost about 20¢) 1 cup Crisco 1 cup sugar 1 tsp. salt 2 egg yolks 2 tsp. unsweetened chocolate 1 cup sour milk Blend Crisco, sugar, salt and egg yolks. (Creamy Crisco blends instantly.) Beat well. Melt chocolate over hot water. Add with vanilla to first mixture. Sift flour, measure; add soda, baking powder, Sift again. Add alternately with your milk to Crisco mixture. Mix. Pour into "Criscoed", gem pans; bake in moderate oven (350° F.) about 30 min. Top 7-Minute Icing made with the 2 egg whites. Avoid ENERGY Slumps Let Weber's bread replace some of the heavier, less energizing foods, and you'll overcome that logy feeling so prevalent after meals. TUNE IN THE LONE RANGER MON. • WED. • FRI. • 7:30 P.M. KHJ...KDB...KFXM...KPMC...KVOE...KVEC ALPHA BETA FOOD MARKETS (CLOSED MONDAY) Christmas Foods SPECIALS FOR FRI. & SAT., DECEMBER 23 & 24 NATIONAL BISCUIT CO. RITZ CRACKERS 1-pound package 21¢ LIBBY'S SLICED MUSHROOMS 19¢ SPRING PACK PEAS 2 No.2 cans 25¢ GREEN GIANT PEAS 2 17-oz. cans 27£ GRANULATED SOAP ONKOR large pkg. 23£ LESLIE'S SALT PLAIN OR 2-lb. IODIZED pkg. 7£ DEL MAIZ CORN 3 17-oz. cans 25£ B & M BROWN BREAD 2 for 29£ SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. 11£ COFFEE SUBSTITUTE SANKA 1-lb. can 34£ CRUSHED OR TIDBITS Pineapple 6 8-oz. cans 35¢ Libby's No. 21 can PUMPKIN 9¢ BEN-HUR EXTRACT 1-ounce. 12d cans 39£ BEN-HUR DUMPKIN SPICE 2 oz. can 8£ DEN-HUR - RED LABEL COFFEE lb. 26£ AND 1 PACKAGE JELLATE CEN lc. M'Mallows Colloid Bcke from in Sweet Potatoes GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 24lbs. sack 93£ KING KELLY M-MALADE 16-oz. jar FULLY RIPE SALAD BEANS 2 No.2 cans 27£ DILL PICKLES joint 10¢ DROKEN SLICED No. 2½ can DIAMOND A GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 3 No.2 cans 35£ DROMEDARY GINGER CREAM MIX pkg. 18£ DOLIVAR LARGE RIPE OLIVES 2 No.1 cans 25£ DOLIVAR GIANT RIPE OLIVES 18£ JEWEL SALAD OIL Quart 33c jug 55£ STUFFED OLIVES 2-oz. jar 10£ CLEANSER POWOW 3 cans 25£ RELL POULTRY SEASONING 9£ SUN RICH TOMATOES 25£ LIBBY'S Tom Juice No.2 can 6½¢ BREAD 2 for 29¢ SHREDDED WHEAT pkg. 11¢ COFFEE SUBSTITUTE SANKA 1-lb. can 34¢ CRUSHED OR TIDBITS Pineapple 6-oz. can 35¢ 11-oz. pkg. CURRANTS 9¢ DEL MONTE PEARS 2 No.2} cans 29¢ A-1 CAKE FLOUR 2 for 29¢ WILLAPOINT OYSTERS 10-oz. can 12¢ HALVES APRICOTS 2} can 10¢ CALTONE BOYSENBERRY AID No.1 tall can 9¢ COFFEE CUP COFFEE lb. 14¢ SALAD DRESSING qt. 17¢ NONE SUCH MINCE MEAT 10¢ DAINTY MIX FRUIT Cocktail No.1 can 9½¢ FLOUR 93¢ KING KELLY M-MALADE 15¢ FULLY RIPE SALAD BEANS 2 No.2} cans 27£ DILL PICKLES point 10¢ DROKEN SLICED NO.2} can PINEAPPLE 13! Suprema Cherries 2 No.2} can 25£ DEL MOLINO NATURAL CURE OLIVES No.1 tall cca 12£ K.C.BAKING POWDER 25-oz. can 18£ SUN-RICH Pumpkin 3 No.2} cans 25£ FRENCH'S MUSTARD large 9-oz. jar 11£ FINE GRANULATED SUGAR 10 lbs.50£ BANGO HULLESS POPCORN 9£ DESSERT IELLATEEN 10£ SPECIAL MORNING MILK 3 tall can 20£ POWOW 3 cans 25¢ RELL POULTRY SEASONING 9¢ SUN RICH TOMATOES 25¢ LIBBY'S Tom.Juice No.2 can 6½¢ DIAMOND A VECETABLE SALAD No.2} can 17£ BAKERS PREMIUM CAKE CHOC. 1-pound ccke 14£ DEL MAIZ NIBLETS can 10£ C.H.B CHILI SAUCE 12-oz. bottle 15£ MAKES FINE FUDGE QUICK JUDGE MIX pkg. 14£ DIAMOND A FANCY PRUNES 3 for 25£ LIBBY'S PEACHES No.8} can 12£ LIBBY'S FRUIT SALAD No.2 CAN 15£ STEWART'S BLUEBERRIES 2 for 29£ Formay 3-lb. can 46¢ QUALITY MEATS TURKEYS DUCKS, CHICKENS and RABBITS, All No.1 Fresh Dressed PORK LOIN ROAST Pork Shoulder lb. 20¢ Veal Roast lb. 23£ Lamb Roast lb. 21£ PORK LOIN ROAST Large End 23¢ lb Pork Shoulder lb. 20¢ Veal Roast lb. 23¢ Lamb Roast lb. 21¢ Legs of Lamb lb. 27¢ Country Style Sausage lb. 28¢ FRUITS and VEGETABLES FANCY RUSSETT — Mesh Bag POTATOES 15 lbs. 23¢ FANCY UTAH CELERY each 5¢ FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 5 lbs. 25¢ NO. 1 JERSEY SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. 15¢ NO. 1 RED YAMS 4 lbs. 15¢ NEW CROP IMPORTED DATES 2 lbs. 15¢ SNOW WHITE Cauliflower 3 for 10¢ ALL NEW CROP Mixed Nuts lb. 20¢