anaheim-gazette 1939-03-23

SOCIETY Sixteen Members Honored by Club Sixteen members of the Anaheim Townsend club, each of whom celebrate birthday anniversaries this month, were honored at a pot-luck birthday dinner at the clubrooms last Thursday evening. Three large birthday cakes were cut for the more than 100 persons present. Mrs. May L. Griggs and Miss Maud Comstock were in charge of the dinner. Rev. Grant Smith was in charge of the program which followed the meal. An instrumental trio composed of Emil Martens, Miss Evelyn Bauman and Harold Bauman played several selections, and Rev. Smith gave three readings, "Who was St. Patrick? Scotchman? Irishman? Townsend?" "Ef Townsend Had His Druthers"; and "An Old Played-Out Song and Townsend in Congress." Visitors from Los Angeles, Long Beach, Fullerton, Santa Ana and Cleveland, Ohio, were present. Junior Ebell Club Stages Benefit Event A benefit bridge party and style show was given at the Ebell clubhouse Saturday afternoon by the Junior Ebell club. Funds will be contributed to the children's ward at the Orange county hospital. Many members of the organization displayed a wide variety of gowns loaned for the occasion by most of Anaheim's dress shop. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Ewald Lemcke, president of the Junior Ebell club. Others in the receiving line were Mrs. Charles Harbeson, advisor; Mrs. Robert Harvey, first vice president; Mrs. Arthur Dickinson and Miss Florence Backs. The guests were shown to their seats by a corps of ushers which included Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli, Miss Mary Bell, Mrs. C. B. Ralston, Mrs. William Grafton, Miss Anita Lee Androus, Mrs. William McCarthy, Mrs. Carroll Cone, Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Allison Polley and Mrs. Richard Glover. Musicale Entertains St. Agnes Guild Mrs. Dana S. Newkirk of Fullerton and William Cook of Anaheim presented a program of piano and violin selections during a musicale held Monday evening at the Butterfly studio by the St. Agnes Guild. Martha Houts and Xerxes Stone Wed Marriage vows were exchanged in the Baptist church at Yum Ariz., Monday evening by Miss Martha Houts and Xerxes Stone. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Houts, 401 W North street, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stone of Santa Ana. The wedding came as a surprise to friends of the young couple. They had been given to understand the ceremony would take place in the late spring. Mr. and Mrs. Stone will establish their new home at Hamilton City, Calif., following their honey moon. NEWSY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. George Fendlay of South Las Angeles street spends Sunday in Burbank visiting relatives and celebrating birthday anniversaries. A son was born last Thursday March 16, at St. Joseph hospice to Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Birtchel of 914 W. Center street. Lyle V. Hart, of Route 2, boasts 218, Anaheim, enlisted in the United States navy from the LA Angeles recruiting office last week. Clara Jane Lemcke is the newest historian in the law offices of Leo J. Fritis and Warren L. Schut succeeding the former Miss Su Davies, who resigned when she became the bride of Alfred H. Beailey of Fullerton. Anaheim Sorority Assists at Breakfast Tau chapter of Anaheim of Beta Sigma Phi national sorority joined with Phi chapter of Fullerton as hostesses to the southern California council at a breakfast Sunday morning at Lakewood Country club at Lakewood Village. During the business meeting, Miss Irma Wiese of Fullerton was elected president of the council. Features of the program were a fashion show presented by Mrs. Jack Corn of Anaheim and a talk on "The Easter Parade" by Mrs. Dixie O. Michelson of the art department faculty of the University of Southern California. She was introduced by Mrs. Emma Jackson of Phi chapter. Mrs. Wilbert Bonney is Luncheon Hostess A group of out-of-town women were luncheon guests of Mrs. Wilbert Bonney of South Lemon street on Tuesday. The six women who were seated at the luncheon table became acquainted some years ago when all were attending a convention of the P. E. O. sisterhood at Sacramento. They have met regularly for luncheon since. Mrs. Bonney's guests were Mrs. Jack Zinn and Mrs. Robert McCool of Fullerton, Mrs. Nelson Launer of La Habra, Mrs. Hugh Plumb and Mrs. Charles Fuller of Santa Ana. Santa Ana Girl Weds Edward Idlor Miss Frances Hill of Santa Ana, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Hill of Huntington Beach, became the bride Sunday afternoon of Edward Idlor of this city. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Robert John Coyne of Huntington Beach at Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel. The bridal couple's only attendants were Mrs. Ross Chamberlain and Richard Wilson. Upon their return from their honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Idlor will make their home at 1311 Crone avenue. Y. L. I. Initiates Ten Members Musicale Entertains St. Agnes Guild Mrs. Dana S. Newkirk of Fullerton and William Cook of Anaheim presented a program of piano and violin selections during a musicale held Monday evening at the Buttree studio by the St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church. The musicale took the place of the regular meeting of the guild. Mrs. Newkirk is a noted pianist and piano teacher. Mr. Cook, a member of the faculty of Anaheim union high school, was accompanied during his group of violin solos by J. Mason Henry, also a member of the high school faculty. The evening was planned by a committee composed of Miss Hazel Tilson, Mrs. C. R. Brandon, Mrs. Robert Rundstrom and Miss Louise Spies of La Habra. St. Patrick's day motif was followed in the table decorations and the refreshments which were served at the close of the evening. Mrs. D. Howard Dow and Mrs. Hugo Schulz, directress of the guild, poured. VALENCIA MARKET FREE DELIVERY "The Store Where a Dollar Is" Friday - Saturday Phone 3012 PEAS DEL HAVEN SUGAR HILL BROS. BLUE CAN COFFEE lb. 20¢ CENTER CUT Y. L. I. Initiates Ten Members Initiation of ten new members featured the meeting Monday evening of the Anaheim Y. L. I., held at St. Mary's hall in Fullerton. The business meeting followed a potluck supper which was arranged by Mrs. Opal Rimpau, Mrs. Christine Pohlman, Mrs. Elizabeth South and Miss Charlotte Peltzer. New members who were initiated include Johanna Kraemer, Martha McKinley, Ursula Jamison, Eleanor Tobin, Louise Plou, Emma Stoffel, Vernia Pohlman, Lucile Baran, Anita Zengda and Lily Ahern. Birthday anniversaries of Margaret Heinz, Virginia Martin, Rose Palm and Erma Peltzer were honored during the evening. Plans for the Easter Monday dance of the institute were discussed during the meeting and a layette was donated to the Anaheim Red Cross chapter. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! In Seattle A GREAT HOTEL IN A GREAT CITY FROM $250 NEW, WASHINGTON Hotel Peas DEL HAVEN SUGAR HILL BROS. BLUE CAN COFFEE lb. 20¢ RAULLIS — 2 lb. Cello Bag FIG BARS 19¢ CALIFOOD — No. 2½ can PEACHES 10¢ ARDEN'S MILK ½-gallon 11¼ Quart 6½¢ Pedigree Skippy DOG FOOD 6 for 25¢ SUGAR 10 lbs. 49¢ MUNCH WAFERS 1 lb. 15¢ SPECIAL Saturday & Sunday Ice Cream VANILLA CHOCOLATE STRAWBERRY ENGLISH TOFFEE 8¢ THREE FLAVOR NEO BRICK, Quart 17¢ ANAHEIM GAZETTE Ha Houts and Jones Stone Wed age vows were exchanged A baptist church at Yuma, Monday evening by Miss Houts and Xerxes Stone de is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. Percy Houts, 401 W. Street, and the bridegroom is of Mr. and Mrs. George of Santa Ana. Wedding came as a surprise bids of the young couple, had been given to underthe ceremony would take the late spring. and Mrs. Stone will estabir new home at Hamilton Liff, following their honeyNEWSY NOTES and Mrs. George Fendlay of Las Angeles street spent in Burbank visiting relanding celebrating birthday saries. was born last Thursday, 16, at St. Joseph hospital and Mrs. Fayette Birtcher W. Center street. V. Hart, of Route 2, box naheim, enlisted in the States navy from the Las recruiting office last Jane Lemcke is the new pher in the law offices of Triis and Warren L. Schutz, ing the former Miss Sue who resigned when she bebe bride of Alfred H. BeazFullerton. Katherine McCullah Presents Recital A large number of Anaheim people attended the piano recital given Monday evening at Occidental college by Miss Katherine McCullah of this city. The young artist was assisted by the woman's quartet of the college. Miss McCullah played a group of selections by Bach, Chopin and modern composers. The feature of the recital was the playing of Rachmaninoff's "Concerto," in which she was assisted by Prof. Alexander Kosloff at the second piano and Prof. Walter Hartley at the pipe organ. Mrs. Carl Palm is Party Hostess Mrs. Carl Palm was hostess at her home on Sabina street yesterday afternoon to a group of friends. Bridge was played after the guests had enjoyed a dessert course. The hostess decorated her table with a centerpiece of spring flowers, including freezias, hyacinths and calendulas. Prizes in the bridge games were awarded to Mrs. Kenneth Figgins, Mrs. Ray Buckner and Mrs. Ed Ardaiz. Other guests were Mrs. Roy Davis, Mrs. Don Hermanson, Mrs. Russell McComb and Mrs. Glenn Eustis. Auto is Termed to be Deadly Weapon Orange county's most unusual criminal case in recent months is one charging Edmunde Fuentes, 29, of Stanton with assault with a Girl Scouts Take Part in Meeting Thirty-eight members of Anaheim Catholic Girl Scout troops 7 and 8 participated in the annual meeting of Catholic Girl Scouts of the southern California archdiocese in Los Angeles Sunday. The day opened at St. Vibiana's cathedral where the holy sacrifice of the mass was offered. Later a breakfast was held at Clifton's, followed by a business meeting. Girl Scouts attending from Anaheim were Colleen Faust, Joan Truxaw, Helene Beck, Veronica Gregor, Mary Stilwell, Elaine Schumacher, Joan Mills, Genevieve Allec, Ailish Sweeney, Rose Marie Meric, Mary Louise Heinz, Joan DeWitt, Betty June Robert, Dorothy Saylor, Virginia Troky, Mary Ricker, Margaret Ganahl, Lorraine Heeter, Yvonne Salaets, Joyce Sweeney, Patricia Heffron, Agnes Heying, Patsy Kirsch, Delores Hund, Betty Fluor, Patricia Duffy, Katherine Bevins, Genevieve Heinz, Betty Kirsch, Dorothy Lipps and Maxine Kraemer. Troop leaders and officers were Bills Presented to Safeguard Farm Additional strong legislation provide further financial guards to farmers whose products are sold to dealers and processors has been initiated by the California Farm Bureau federation; it is now being considered by legislature. In making this statement, W Tantlinger, director of the cado department, Orange Co Farm Bureau, points to two mures, A. B. 2495 and A. B., which would give the directive agriculture power to audit books and records of process and dealers on his own moe and to ascertain whether the financial condition merits product selling to them. Mrs. T. R., Rimpau, Mrs. Glen Stilwell, Mrs. Maybelle M. Mrs. John F. Kirsch, Jr., Miss berta Maass, Miss Barbara Hei Miss Nancy Ganahl and Miss Lyn Rimpau... Others attend from Anaheim were Mr. and W J. Robert, Mr. and Mrs Beck, Mrs. O. W. Heying, Mr F. DeWitt; John Ganahl and Fluor. Jane Lemcke is the new pher in the law offices of Rris and Warren L. Schutz, being the former Miss Sue who resigned when she bebride of Alfred H. BeazFullerton. Wood Catholic high school neim will be presented in all of the Apologetic Oracontest in Los Angeles next by Eileen O'Hanlon of on. The Anaheim student and during semi-finals held day at Loyola high school. C. H. M. Sutherland of is spending today with ighter, Mrs. Kate E. McCulAnaheim. Leila Sowder, assistant to ry John Morgan of the chamber of commerce, is recovering satisfactorily major operation performed asia hospital on Monday. The spending, and inflation: spending, and recovery: "Forbes Magazine." Auto is Termed to be Deadly Weapon Orange county's most unusual criminal case in recent months is one charging Edmunde Fuentes, 29, of Stanton with assault with a deadly weapon. The weapon in this case is an automobile. The Stonton man also faces a drunk driving charge. Fuentes is accused of having run over Mike R. Mendoza Sunday night, fracturing the latter's leg. His preliminary hearing is schedued for March 27 in Santa Ana justice court. Hornet Wrestlers Enter Big Tourney Coach Oliver Stonehocker will take a strong Fullerton junior college wrestling team to the National A.A. U. meet at Treasure Island, San Francisco, tomorrow and Saturday. The Hornet squad is headed by Capt. Roy Young and includes several top-notch mat performers. 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One and two pin color, and remember—p AVEN AR 2 No. 2 Cans 19¢ CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Each 3¢ Ground Steak lb. 15¢ Pork Sausage lb. 22¢ EASTERN Bacon Squares lb. 12¢ STEER BEEF ROUND BONE lb. 19½¢ SEVEN BONE lb. 17½¢ PRIM RIB 21½¢ SPECIAL — Saturday & Sunday Ice Cream LA OLATE WBERRY SH TOFFEE FLAVOR RICK, Quart LIMA BEANS 4 lbs. 17¢ Aristocrat MAYONNAISE 1 Quart 37¢ HONEY 5- lb. can 37¢ Carefully selected from facturers Epstein's store Orange county. Tailor every occasion. Dress street. One and two pin color, and remember—p Dresses Specially feature The woman who wears stocks complete for E dark shades—prints an NEW! Gorgeous new formals crepes an dother fabric Skirts! Sweaters! Newest spring shades in skirts and matching sweaters, all popular new styles. The Skirts ... $3.95 - $5.95 The Sweaters ... $1.95 - $2.95 Select several sweaters to wear with each skirt—sizes from 32 up. Separate Jackets in Plain Colors and Tweeds, $7.95 up Mrs. Phillips will be Committee Head An appeal for cooperation to leaders in Orange county was made today by Mrs. Ernest Crozier Phillips of Santa Ana, who has accepted the chairmanship of the county-wide committee of the 1939 early diagnosis campaign of Orange County Tuberculosis & Health association, Ltd., which will get under way on April 1 and continue throughout the month. "Help find early tuberculosis" is the slogan of this year's educational campaign, the ultimate purpose of which is the eradication of tuberculosis. Anaheim Merchants are your neighbors and Friends. Patronize them. First Church of Christ, Scientist SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA Announces a FREE LECTURE ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Entitled "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE SOLUTION OF THE WORLD'S PROBLEMS" BY JOHN RANDALL DUNN, C. S. B. OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts In the Broadway Theatre, 416 North Broadway Thursday Noon, March 30, 1939 at 12:10 o'clock The public is cordially invited to attend of Fashions for Easter short time away, hundreds of style-select their complete Easter wardAll through the store you will find ns in a complete range of the newest sportswear and millinery and ac-red at moderate prices. AT EPSTEIN'S UL NEW COATS $12.95 Others up to $29.75 s of New Brocks for Your Selection $795 to $2450 See Our Easter Window Displays carefully selected from the best eastern and coast manufacturers Epstein's stocks are the most complete in range county. Tailored as well as dressy styles for every occasion. Dresses for sports, for afternoon, for street. One and two piece styles in every popular spring color, and remember—prices as low as $7.95! carefully selected from the best eastern and coast manufacturers Epstein's stocks are the most complete in range county. Tailored as well as dressy styles for every occasion. Dresses for sports, for afternoon, for street. One and two piece styles in every popular spring color, and remember—prices as low as $7.95! Dresses in Larger Sizes Specially featured in this Pre-Easter Showing The woman who wears a larger size, will find our stocks complete for Easter selections. Light and dark shades—prints and plain colors. $7.95 and Better NEW! SPRING FORMALS! Gorgeous new formals in new colors and combinations. Chiffons, crepes an dother fabrics! Sizes from 12 up! Easter Gift Wrapping Attractive Easter wrapping for gift giving. No extra charge for this service. Epstein's APPAREL SHOPPE 110 WEST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM