anaheim-gazette 1939-07-13

SOCIETY County WCTU Has Session Here An all-day meeting of the Orange County Women's Christian Temperance Union's school of methods was held at White Temple Methodist church last Friday. Special guests at the meeting were Mrs. Eva Wheeler, state president; Mrs. Anna B. Hall, state corresponding secretary, and Mrs. Bertha Brinker, state treasurer. Each spoke briefly on her phase of the union's work. A symposium and a round table discussion were conducted during the morning, followed by a talk by S. F. Hilgenfeld during the luncheon. The afternoon's program featured a talk by Mrs. Wheeler and other entertainment. The "quiet hour" in the morning was conducted by Rev. William Rogatzky and Rev. R. Kells Swenerton was in charge of the afternoon devotionals. Luncheon was prepared by Mrs. Flora DeWitt, Mrs. Margaret Anderson and Mrs. F. A. Altenow. Mrs. Wheeler presided during the day's program, after the meeting had been opened by Mrs. Cora Hale of Fullerton, county president. Second Grandchild Born to Boeges Birth of a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. MacQuarrie of Washington, D. C., on July 4 at Washington, has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler. Dorothy Suiter Weds Santa Barbara Man Choosing the Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel as the setting for the event, Miss Dorothy Suiter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Suiter of Anaheim, and Nathan S. McCray, son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin McCray of Santa Barbara, exchanged marriage vows last Saturday afternoon. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was attended by Miss Harriet Caldwell of Norwalk. James Keller served the bridegroom as best man and the ushers were Bill and Jack Suiter, brothers of the bride. The ceremony was read by Rev. Mr. McClain of the Santa Barbara Presbyterian church. Following the service a reception was held in the garden of the chapel. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Rena Wheeler of Glendale and Mrs. Nell Suiter of Anaheim, assisted by Mrs. C. G. Wykoff of Glendale, Miss Barbara Robinson, Miss Margaret Winney and Miss Dawn Baker. Pre-ceremony music featured Winifred Beebe Sloop singing "Because" and "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms," accompanied at the organ by Miss Rosalind Beebe. The new Mrs. McCray was graduated from Anaheim-union high school, Fullerton junior college and Santa Barbara State college. McMcCray is a graduate of Occidental college and is employed by the Security Trust and Title com- Marriage Unites Popular Couple Before some 600 guests who filled the White Temple Methodist church to capacity, Miss Alma Ruth Show became the bride of Melvin Hilgenfeld Tuesday evening. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld, father of the bridegroom, officiated at the ceremony, assisted by Rev. R. Kells Swenerton, pastor of the church. The bride was attended by her sister, Miss Mary Show as maid of honor and Miss Alice Williamson and Miss Evelyn Wedell as bridesmaids. She was given in marriage by her father, J. W. Show. Everett Granere served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers were Robert Farrar, Harvey Nunn Orvil Hilgenfeld, Harrison Giddings, and Elbert Anderson. Before the ceremony Miss Betty Fackiner sang Schubert's "Du Bis Die Ruh" and "L'Amour, Toujours L'Amour" by Friml. A violi duet, "Liebestraum" (Listz) played by Miss Mary Hunziker and Miss Leila Brown. The wedding marches were played on the organ by Mrs. Marion Shafer, who also played "At Thy Sweet Voice," and provided a musical background to the service by playing "Moonlight Sonata" and Schubert's "Unfinished Symphony." A reception was held at the Show home following the church service, after which Mr. and Mrs Hilgenfeld departed on the honeymoon. The new Mrs. Hilgenfeld was graduated from Whittier college Mr. Hilgenfeld is a graduate of Pomona college and is now an instructor at the California College of Enbalming in Los Angeles.H Mrs. Wheeler presided during the day's program, after the meeting had been opened by Mrs. Cora Hale of Fullerton, county president. Second Grandchild Born to Boeges Birth of a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. MacQuarrie of Washington, D. C., on July 4 at Washington, has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Boege of Anaheim, grandparents of the infant. Mrs. MacQuarrie is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boege. The new baby, the second in the family, has been named Donald. His older brother is Charles Arthur MacQuarrie. Scouts Honor Robert Harveys A surprise party was given in honor of Scoutmaster and Mrs. Robert Harvey by boys of Troop 71 Tuesday evening. The boys met at the badminton courts on West Center street and rode their bicycles to the home of Assistant Scoutmaster Al Polley. From there they walked to Mr. and Mrs. Harvey's home a few blocks away. Scout Bill Hoffman, in behalf of the troop, presented the scoutmaster and his wife two beautiful rose trees to be planted in front of the new Harvey home. Scouts present were Bill Hoffman, Tom and Paul Harrison, Jess Taylor, Ray Yelkin, Bob Brooks, Leslie Fearn, Bob McKenzie, Billy Trissel, Duane Brown; Bob McBride, Bob Payan, Eugene Curtiss. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Polley, A.P.M.Brown and Carlton Barthelmes, troop committee; Mr.Ford, predecessor of Mr.Harvey as scoutmaster of the troop, and Mr. and Mrs.Harvey. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening on the badminton court at the rear of the new home. Mrs. Evelyn Manning has returned to her duties at Jackson Drug company after a week's vacation. She spent part of the week in San Francisco, being accompanied north by Miss Carolyn Mier. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! Dawn Baker. Pre-ceremony music featured Winifred Beebe Sloop singing "Because" and "Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms," accompanied at the organ by Miss Rosalind Beebe. The new Mrs. McCray was graduated from Anaheim-union high school, Fullerton junior college and Santa Barbara State college. McMcray is a graduate of Occidental college and is employed by the Security Trust and Title company of Sant Barbara where the couple will make their home. Kathleen Mary Hall Weds Homer Isham Miss Kathleen Mary Hall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.E.S.Hall of South Dickel street, became the bride Friday evening of Homer Isham of Long Beach, son of Mr. and Mrs.Roy Isham of Chanute, Kans. Rev.R.Kells Swenerton, pastor of the White Temple church, officiated at the wedding-ceremony which was held in the Hall home with only the bride's parents and Mrs.Swenerton in attendance. The new Mrs.Isham has resided in Anaheim-most of her life. She was graduated from Fullerton junior college last month. Mr.Isham is a graduate of Stanford the Shell Oil company. They will reside in Long Beach. Mrs. Kuchel Hostess To Texas Residents Mr. and Mrs.Richard E.Zeiske, who have been the guests of Mrs.Henry Kuchel and family the past week, left Sunday for San Francisco, Seattle and other northern cities, where they will visit for some days, returning the last of the month to their home in Bellville, Texas. Mr.Zeiske is a retired newspaper man and devotes most of his time to his extensive oil land holdings in south Texas. The visitors were delighted with the climate and scenic beauties of southern California and expect to return for a longer visit in the not distant future. There are 12,500,000 Negroes in the United States. NEWSY NOTES Charley Simons, chief chemist Cal-Juices, Inc., is now able to send friends during visiting hours to St.Joseph hospital. Simons underwent a major operation Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Schroeder Lois Schroeder, Mrs.H.H.State bert and her two children moved to Palomar mountain last Sunday to view the observatory. Mr. and Mrs.Paul T.McDermott will leave for Detroit, Chicago and St.Paul tomorrow. McDermott is assistant athletic director at St.Catherine's Military school. Mr. and Mrs.Arval A.Morrison are the parents of son, born Tuesday morning at Joseph hospital. The infant the first child in the family has been named Steven Arviz Mrs.Morris is the former M.Ruby Stanley. Eternal vigilance is the price liberty.-Wendell Phillips. Mrs. Evelyn Manning has return to her duties at Jackson Drug company after a week's vacation. She spent part of the week in San Francisco, being accompanied north by Miss Carolyn Mier. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! MEN ADMIRE HER TEETH Of course she brushes her teeth twice a day—but more important is the fact that ever since she was born she has been building sound teeth by including adequate milk in her daily diet. ACACIA DAIRY STORE 400 North Los Angeles St., Anaheim AGE UNITES Year Couple some 600 guests who White Temple Method to capacity, Miss AlShow became the bride on Hilgenfeld Tuesday Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld, the bridegroom, officialceremony, assisted by Kells Swenerton, pastor church. Side was attended by her Miss Mary Show as maid and Miss Alice WilliamMiss Evelyn Wedell as kids. She was given in by her father, J. W. Granere served the room as best man. Ushers bert Farrar, Harvey Nunn, Hilgenfeld, Harrison Gidd and Elbert Anderson. In the ceremony Miss Betty sang Schubert's "Du Bist" and "L'Amour, Toujours." by Friml. A violin liebestraum" (Listz) playMiss Mary Hunziker and Vila Brown. The wedding were played on the organ Marion Shafer, who also At Thy Sweet Voice," and I a musical background to voice by playing "Moonlight and Schubert's "Unfinishphony." Reception was held at the home following the church after which Mr. and Mrs. held departed on their soon. New Mrs. Hilgenfeld was bed from Whittier college. Hilgenfeld is a graduate of college and is now an institute at the California College alming in Los Angeles. He Y. L. I. Officers For Coming Year Seated Anaheim Y. L. I. installed its officers for the coming year during impressive ceremonies conducted Monday evening in the I. O. O. F. hall. Miss Helen Hart of Long Beach, institute deputy, was the installing officer. Mrs. Ray Harland, incoming president, is in the east at the present and will be officially inducted into office at a later date. Those who were seated include Mrs. Victor Peltzer, first vice president; Miss Helen Fassel, second vice president; Miss Beryl Kennedy, secretary; Miss Frances Monnig, marshal; Mrs. A. L. Merrick, outside sentinel; Miss Margaret Heinz, inside sentinel; Mrs. Gus Lenain, financial secretary; Miss Irma Kramer, treasurer; Miss Bernadette Heinz, organist, and Miss Rose Plou, Mrs. Walter Kramer, Miss Elvera Heinz, Miss Beatrice Gregor and Miss Agnes Callens, trustees. The installation ceremony followed a banquet for which the hostesses were Mrs. J. J. Burkhard, Miss Frances Backs, Mrs. Jack Millings, Mrs. Warren Doller, Mrs. John Cyprien and Miss Rose Mouck. During the dinner hour Miss Helen Heinz sang a group of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Stephen Gallagher. Special guests during the meeting were Mrs. Urban J. Engelman of Santa Ana, Y. L. I. grand officer; delegations from Santa Ana and Long Beach institutes, and Rev. Father James Nevin of St. Boniface church. Legion Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Vest $1.00 Women Fabric Gloves 79c JULY CLEARANCE MEN'S WEAR Mens and Young Mens All Wool Suits One group of good patterns and all wool. Broken lines but all sizes 35 to 42. These suits were originally $22.50 to $25.00. July Clearance Price $14.85 Mens and Young Mens All Wool Pants All wool summer flannels, serges and Bedfords in light Plant your dollars of values in our Every department Summer and drastice Cleara morrow mornin Reception was held at the home following the church after which Mr. and Mrs. held departed on their moon. New Mrs. Hilgenfeld was hired from Whittier college. Hilgenfeld is a graduate of a college and is now an in-duct at the California College Calming in Los Angeles. He taught school in Turin the newly-weds will make some in Anaheim. NEWSY NOTES Hey Simons, chief chemist atices, Inc., is now able to see during visiting hours at neph hospital. Simons un-t a major operation last day. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder, Schroeder, Mrs. H. H. Stab-and her two children motor-Palomar mountain last Sun-view the observatory. and Mrs. Paul T. McDerrill leave for Detroit, Chicago and St. Paul tomorrow. Mr. mott is assistant athletic di-at St. Catherine's Military and Mrs. Arval A. Morris heim are the parents of a born Tuesday morning at St. hospital. The infant is first child in the family and been named Steven Arval. Morris is the former Miss Stanley. normal vigilance is the price of y.-Wendell Phillips. Legion Auxiliary Elects Mrs. Vest Election of officers for the coming year featured the meeting Tuesday evening of the American Legion auxiliary. Mrs. Hazel Vest was chosen as president for the coming year, succeeding Mrs. George Holden. Mrs. Clair Liebhart was named first vice president; Mrs. M. W. Martenet, jr., second vice president; Mrs. E. E. Fearn, secretary; Mrs. Lee Nelson, treasurer; Mrs. Effie McCoy, chaplain; Mrs. Ted Masterson, sergeant at arms; Mrs. Kenyon Lybarger, marshall; Mrs. Earl Fulfer, musician; Mrs. Kenneth Peck, historian, and Mrs. Glenn Fry, Mrs. Roy Helsing and Mrs. Rudolph Boysen, executive committee. The new officers will be installed on July 31. Chosen as delegates to the state convention at Oakland were Mrs. Vest, Mrs. Helsing and Mrs. Boysen, with Mrs. Ellis Gaddis, Mrs. Fulfer and Mrs. Ray Smith alternates. Mrs. Liebhart was hostess to the group, which enjoyed a barbecue supper in the garden of the home. Some mountains grow by addition, being built up by volcanoes, while others grow by subtraction, when the surrounding plains are cut down by weathering. STROUP-BARNES NO DOWN PAYMENT OLD STOVE ROUND-UP Mens and Young Mens All Wool Pants All wool summer flannels, serges and Bedfords in light colors. One group $9.85 and $8.95 pants. Clearance priced— $5.95 $7.50 and $7.95 values— $4.95 $6.50 values— $3.95 Dress Shirts One lot of nationally famous dress shirts for men, good patterns and all sizes in the group. Original values—$2.00 and $2.25. July Sale price— $1.59 Values up to $2.50—now— $1.89 Values $1.65 to $1.95 now— $1.39 One group Mens $1.00 summer ties. July Sale price— 59c Onelot Mens, Slacks sox, summer styles—25c to 35c values. Sale— 18c Mens Sport Belts, $1.00 values for 59c OLD STOVE ROUND-UP O'KEEFE & MERRITT RANGE $224 Per MONTH With your old range Only $69.50! Fully insulated oven with rayson regulator, smokeless, drawertype broiler, modern round burners. O'KEEFE & MERRITT is exclusive with STROUP-BARNES FURNITURE CO. 17-23 E. Center St. One group Mens $1.00 summer ties. July Sale price— 59c Onelot Mens Slacks sox, summer styles— 25c to 35c values. Sale— 18c Mens Sport Belts, $1.00 values for 59c Mens Broadcloth Pajamas, $1.95 values Sale price— $1.59 Mens Sport Coats, broken lines— $5.95 Candlewick Bedspreads at closing out prices Save on these lovely tufted spreads, full bed and twin sizes, every one a big bargain. Values to $13.50 now— $4.95 Values to $8.85 now— $3.95 Values to $4.95 now— $1.49 Values to $3.95 now— $1.19 Woven Bedspreads ¼ Less ACHER O. H. RENNER S2R store 89c Cotton Dress Laces 49c CLEARANCE Plant your dollars and reap a harvest of values in our July Clearance Sale. Every department offers the finest of Summer and early Fall Goods at drastice Clearance Prices. Come to-morrow morning. READY-TO-WEAR Second Floor Ladies' Dresses Non crushable sport dresses in sheers and prints—all new Summer fashions—usually $12.95 to $16.75. Clearance prices Summer Clearance SHOE SALE A smashing clearance of summer shoes—Mens and Womens. Come tomorrow and get first choice at these exceptionally low prices. 200 pair Women's Shoes Broken lines of summer shoes that were $3.95 up to $8.50 including gabardines and kids. Whites, blue and white or brown and white at one very low price— $2.95 200 pair Red Cross Shoes Ladies' Dresses Non crushable sport dresses in sheers and prints—all new Summer fashions—usually $12.95 to $16.75. Clearance prices $7.95 to $9.95 One group of chiffons, sheers and pure dye silk dresses. July Sale prices $10.95 to $14.95 Smart Group of Ladies' Cotton Dresses Ladies cotton dresses, dimities, seersuckers and voiles, mostly small sizes, values to $6.50 July Sale price Print house frocks, fine Selection of patterns and styles. Special in the July Sale ... $1.49 SPORTSWEAR Small group of ladies wash slacks, fadey jeans, and sailcloth, $3.95 values, July Sale price— $2.95 One group of ladies play clothes for beach and sun 1 and 2 piece. July Clearance price $1.95 Girls' Broken lines of summer shoes that were $3.95 up to $8.50 including gabardines and kids. Whites, blue and white or brown and white at one very low price— $2.95 200 pair Red Cross Shoes America's favorite shoe with all discriminating women—white, blue, black and tan included. $6.85 values. Sale price— $4.85 Men's Shoes Reduced One group of Edgerton and other famous makes in white, two tones and natural. Outstanding values at— $4.45 YARDAGE VALUES S. Q. R. Fabrics at Sale prices give every thrifty home maker the urge to save. One lot pique, crash weaves and floral prints, values up to 49c. July Sale price Yard 25c Dainty, fine dimities and printed muslins —beautiful patterns— July Sale—yard 29c One group 80 square prints, fast colors, nice selection of patterns. July Sale—Yard 15c Remnants of smart cottons and rayons, good, usuable lengths. July Sale— $\frac{1}{4}$ to $\frac{1}{2}$ off Bucilla Handypac Complete sets to be worked. Included are baby dresses, childs bedspreads, chair sets One group of ladies play clothes for beach and sun 1 and 2 piece. July Clearance price $1.95 Girls' Wear One group of childrens dresses dimities, organ-dies and Swisses, sizes 2 to 6 years July Clearance price—59c Another group of girls print frocks, sizes 2 to 12—broken lines. An exceptional Clearance value ...79c Girls wool jackets, tweeds and flanned. July Sale ...$2.95 and $3.95 Ladies' Blouses One lot of silk sheer blouses in pastel shades - were $2.95 and $3.95. Clearance Sale Price ...$1.95 and $2.95 Ladies' Sweaters Fine wool sweaters, pullover styles, in pastels and dark shades, July clearance $1. and $1.49 Bucilla Handypac Complete sets to be worked. Included are baby dresses, childs bedspreads, chair sets and pictures—59c to $1.65 regular Sale prices—39c to 79c One lot stamped goods including, towels, pillow cases, lunch cloths, pillows, value $25c to $3.95 Sale prices—15c to $1.49 Hand Embroidered Models, one lot at—1/4 to 1/2 of regular price Novelty Yarns Odds and ends of Angel flake, cobble crepe and crepe boucle, values to 55c. Sale Price—25c Lingerie Ladies rayon slips, odd lines, special in the July Clearance ...97c Step-in girdles, two way stretch special group clearance priced $2.50