anaheim-gazette 1939-07-27

Anaheim, Calif., July 27, 1989 SOCIETY Friends Compliment Mrs. J. Frank Cone A group of friends of Mrs. J. Frank Cone gathered Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Paul Williams to compliment the former with a shower. Mrs. Williams was assisted in arranging the affair by Mrs. Mona Wallace, Mrs. Don Thompson and Mrs. Orena Bever. Bridge was played during the evening with prizes awarded to Miss Ruth Rymer and Mrs. James Reinert. At the close of the games the honored guest was presented with numerous gifts. Other guests included Miss Grace White, Miss Evelyn Sweeney, Miss Jean Barry, Mrs. Phil Akerman, Mrs. Ray Schofield, Miss Esther Zeppenfeld and Mrs. Dean Carroll. Col. and Mrs. Bailey Visit in Anaheim Colonel and Mrs. Neill E. Bailey of Fort Sam Houston, San Antonio, Texas, were in Anaheim yesterday on a brief visit and were guests of Mrs. Henry Kuchel. Col. Bailey retired from active duty in the army in December and is making a tour of army posts in California, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas. He goes from here to San Francisco and Monterey. Col. Bailey was for a number of years co-ordinator of traffic for Claire Quarton and Donald Doepke Wed To the soft strains of traditional music played on the organ, Miss Claire L. Quarton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Quarton of 215 S. Melrose street, and Donald D. Doepke, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Doepke of 409 E. Adele street, exchanged marriage vows last Saturday evening at St. Boniface Catholic church. Rev. Father James Nevin was the officiating clergyman and dhe organ music was played by Mrs. Clara Faust. The bride, gowned in black velvet, bolero style, with white chiffon blouse and black and white accessories, and carrying a cerise orchid corsage, was given in marriage by her father. Her only attendant was Miss Florence Doetsch. Edgar Holmson served Mr. Doepke as best man. Following the ceremony, which was witnessed by about 50 relatives and close friends, the bridal couple departed for a honeymoon to an unannounced destination. Upon their return they will make their home at 218 N. Clementine street. Both Mr. and Mrs. Doepke attended elementary and high school in Anaheim, and the former also attended Fullerton junior college. He is now employed by the Anaheim Laundry. Don Fehlmans Entertain Club Visitor from Iowa Honored at Luncheon Entertaining in honor of Mr. McComb's cousin, Mrs. Neville Bowman of Davenport, Iowa, Mrs Russell R. McComb was hostess at a luncheon today. Mrs. Bowman leaves this evening for her home after having spent about two weeks in California. Guests at the luncheon included Mr. McComb's mother, Mrs. B.F., McComb of Pacific Palisades his brother, Carroll F. McComb of Rosemead, Mrs. Lucille Webster of Westwood and her two daughters, Mary Frances and Dorothy and the honored guest, Mrs Webster is a sister-in-law of Mrs Bowman. Beach Cottage is Setting for Event Dr. and Mrs. Neils Boege entered members of their dinner and bridge club last week end at their summer cottage at Balbo Island. The afternoon was spent in swimming and boating and Mrs Boege served a chicken dinner on the patio in the evening. Prizes in bridge games which followed the dinner were won by Mrs. Richard Glover and Richard Ryan. Others who enjoyed the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Corte Hoskins, Mr. and Mrs. Cheste Ralston, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harmon, Mrs. Ryan and Ms Glover. Mr. and Mrs. Hoskins will entertain the group at their cabin at Big Bear next month. Family Reunion Honors Visitors As a compliment to Mrs. F., Noetzel, Dr. Noetzel, and Miss Ka Volz of Milwaukee, Wisconsin Col. Bailey was for a number of years co-ordinator of traffic for the army and was stationed in Washington. He is now engaged in private business and is enjoying a well earned rest from arduous army duties. He and Mrs. Bailey will be in town again for a short visit later in the season. Don Fehlmans Entertain Club Climaxing an afternoon of swimming, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Fehlman enjoyed Wiener bake on the beach and an evening of bridge Saturday at the beach cottage of the host and hostess in Balboa. Prizes for the bridge games were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Neil Schroth of Whittier, Alfred Bonney and Mrs. Albert Cranston. The guest list included members of the bridge club to which the host and hostess belong and Mrs. Frances Delzell, mother of Mrs. Fehlman, Miss Helen Dunstan of Jamestown, S. D., and Miss Thelma Delzell of Corvallis, Oregon. Club members present were Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cranston, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bonney and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Schroth. Family Reunion Honors Visitors As a compliment to Mrs. F. Noetzel, Dr. Noetzel, and Miss Kai Volz of Milwaukee, Wisconsin who are visiting relatives in Anheim, a large family reunion was held recently at the Ramona Hotel in Ramona. After the dinner, guests were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Volz at Point Lomont Among those present were J. Volz, Miss Kay Volz, Mrs. Ma Lehnen, Miss L. Lehnen, Mrs. J. Noetzel and son, Dr. Noetzel, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Osborne, Miss Helen Clay, at Mr. and Mrs. James Wirt. John A. Morgan, secretary of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, and Mrs. Morgan are vacationing in San Francisco and the bay area this week. Mr. Morgan is also attending the Western Conference of Commercial Secretaries which started yesterday at Stanford university. ELECTRIC COOKING IS SO CLEAN Inside or out, your electric range has no dust-catching nooks or corners. The streamlined porcelain surfaces need only the touch of a damp cloth; surface units never become clogged or corroded. Your kitchen, too, stays fresher, needs cleaning less frequently. Join the thousands of women who now cook electrically...Investigate low electric range prices and terms at your dealer. THE NEW WESTINGHOUSE. Surface units with four cooking speeds...Super-capacity oven...Deep well cooker, electric timer-clock, three utility drawers, minute-minder and many other features make this one of the greatest values Westinghouse has ever offered. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. Doris Deane Sanford Weds Santa Anan Selecting the Los Angeles Wedding Manor-Parlor for the event, Miss Doris Deane Sanford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neuman H. Sanford of 320 N. Lemon street, was wedded last Saturday afternoon to Lewis H. Dance of Santa Ana. Rev. R. Dubose read the ceremony. The bride was attended by Miss Vivian Forester of Fullerton, while Bud Fickas of Santa Ana served as best man for Mr. Dance. The newly wedded couple left immediately after the ceremony for a honeymoon to be spent in Yosemite and San Francisco. Upon their return they will make their home in Culver City. Mr. Dance is an aircraft mechanic. NEWSY NOTES Joseph Carroll and son, Morris, returned to their home Friday after a three week's eastern trip taken by train. They attended the exposition in New York and made stopovers in Chicago, Washington, Pittsburgh and Denver. Gustavus E. Bruington is among the 180 members of the Purdue university unit of the Reserve Officers Training corps attending the summer camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Bruington's home is in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Sellers returned Saturday from a 22-day vacation trip to the Elks convention at St. Louis. They also visited relatives and friends in Missouri, Colorado and Kansas. Mrs. Edward Howell expects to leave early next week for Cata- ANAHEIM GAZETTE The S2R Store A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER Friday - Satu July 28th th Note these outstanding values—manduring our July Clearance Sale, but a DRESSES One lot of summery linen, cotton, and rayon dresses, to close ... $1.49 HOUSE COATS Two groups of these to clear—about 18 in all— 79c and $1.49 GOWNS AND PAJAMAS One lot of women's batiste gowns and pajamas are real values at, each ... $1.00 COTTON FORMALS One Small group of these ... must go at only ... $2.00 2-YARDS 54-inches wide cal effect dress make a comple Friday Reunion Visitors compliment to Mrs. F. J. Dr. Noetzel, and Miss Kay of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the visiting relatives in Ana-large family reunion was recently at the Ramona Hotel on a dinner guests were dined at the home of Mr. Ms. Leo Volz at Point Loma. Those present were J. A. Miss Kay Volz, Mrs. Mary, Miss L. Lehnen, Mrs. F. Netzel and son, Dr. Noetzel, and Mrs. C. W. Osborne, Wes e. Miss Helen Clay, and Mrs. James Wirt. A. Morgan, secretary of Anaheim Chamber of Com- and Mrs. Morgan are vaca- in San Francisco and the area this week. Mr. Morgan attending the Western Con- of Commercial Secretaries started yesterday at Stan- niversity. Indiana Reunion The annual summer picnic re-union for former Indiana residents will be held at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, all day Sunday July 30. A special invitation is extended to tourists and visitors from Indiana to attend the event. GOWNS AND PAJAMAS One lot of women's batiste gowns and pajamas are real values at, each $1.00 COTTON FORMALS One Small group of these must go at only $2.00 KNIT DRESSES Clever two-piece dresses are in this lot—Only 14 to be had at only each $3.95 HOUSE FROCKS Pretty Prints, feature these $1.95 quality frocks priced to clear at $1.49 GIRLS' 2-piece Sheer DRESSES 79c and $1.39 STRAW HATS Final Clearance of higher Priced to go at $1.00 A stick of dramatic dynamite, wrapped in the reflection of a famous trial and fused with the strength of Maxwell Anderson's pen, falls to stage-center as the Pasadena Community Playhouse stages "Gods of the Lightning," July 31 to August 5, as the sixth play in the current fifth annual Midsummer Drama Festival. Sheriff Elliott to Speak Sunday No Sheriff Jesse L. Elliott, Sheriff Walter Tipton, sub-tendent of juvenile delinquency and C. L. Green, county jail lain, are scheduled to speakers at Sunday evening ion church service at the An- city park. The service will at 5:45 o'clock. The opportunity is often deliberating—Syrus. "Well be partners in lots of things" Yes, sonny. All your life it will be your helper. Daily it will share your tasks and join you in getting things done. Once the telephone was just an idea in one man's head. It is here as you know it today because of the work of many people. Thousands of scientists and technicians in the Bell Telephone Laboratories as well as engineers and others in the field are seeking all the time to make its service still better. There's an interesting Bell System exhibit at the Golden Gate Exposition. Ask Dad to take you! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY 217 North Lemon Street — Telephone Anaheim 2101 R Store O. H. RENNER Month-End Sale Day - Saturday - Monday July 28th through July 31st g values—many are short ends of lines already reduced ance Sale, but again reduced during these final three days. 250 PAIR RED CROSS SHOES Summer Styles regrouped for Month End Clarance. Buy now while sizes are complete ... $4.85 SUMMER SHOES One lot Broken Lines Summer Styles. Cool, comfortable shoes to finish the summer season. Values to $7.50 ... $2.95 MEN'S SOX Summer colors—white and white combinations—25c to 35c values—per pair ... 18c 2-YARD TROPICAL DRESS LENGTHS 54-inches wide are these attractive Thopical effect dress lengths—one length will make a complete dress— $1.39 Very special—each ... CRUISE LINEN Soft plain color rayon and linen mixed fabrics—originally $1.00 per yard—yard ..... 39c COSTUME JEWELRY Still a large assortment to clear away—Regular $1.00 values at ..... 39c FABRIC GLOVES A grand assortment of seasonable colors—Month end price on these $1.00 values is per pair ..... 65c COSTUME FLOWERS One lot summer costume flowers—to clear—each ..... 29c Cool, comfortable shoes to finish the summer season. Values to $7.50 ..... $2.95 MEN'S SOX Summer colors—white and white combinations—25c to 35c values—per pair ..... 18c MEN'S STRAWS There's weeks of summer ahead but our manager says to price men's straw hats at HALF PRICE A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store UPHOLSTERING EXPERT CRAFTSMEN TO SERVE YOU S. T. HAMMOND CO. 142 South Los Angeles Street PHONE 3931 Anaheim California (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET EXPERT CRAFTSMEN TO SERVE YOU S. T. HAMMOND CO. 142 South Los Angeles Street PHONE 3931 Anaheim California (Legal Notice) PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond money) For the Loara School District of Orange County, California, for the school year ending June 30, 1940. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1939-1940 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $75.00 2. Instruction 7,750.00 3. Operation of School Plant 1,800.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 500.00 5. Auxiliary Agencies and Coordinate Activities 1,325.00 6. Fixed Charges 450.00 Total Current Expense $11,900.00 B. Capital Outlays 1,000.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 1,000.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1939-1940 $13,900.00 II. General Reserve for 1940-1941 1,500.00 III. Total Budget Requirement, Exclusive of Prior-Year Expense $15,400.00 IV. Estimated Receipts, 1939-1940, other than District Taxes $10,735.00 A. Prior-Year Expense, to be paid from Balances and Delinquent Taxes 162.00 B. Unincumbered Receipts other than District Taxes $10,573.00 V. District Taxes Required (III minus IV. B) 4,827.00 VII. Total District Taxes Required $4,827.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 4, 1939, at 7:30 p.m. in the Loara school. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools.