anaheim-gazette 1939-12-07

ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS "THE PLACE TO GO" All Theaters Every "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays to Play WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 300 NOW—ENDS TUESDAY, DEC. 12 GRETA GAREO and MELVYN DOUCLAS in "NINOTCHKA" Also "BAD LITTLE GIRL" with VIRGINIA WEIDLER HENRY HULL — IAN HUNTER FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 NOW—ENDS SATURDAY, DEC. 9 DEANNA DURBIN in "FIRST LOVE" Also "PRIDE OF THE BLUEGRASS" SUN., MON., TUES., Dec. 10, 11, 12 DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS, JR. in "RULERS OF THE SEAY" Also "CAT & THE CANARY" With BOB HOPE WED. TO SAT., DEC. 13 TO 16 WM. POWELL & MYRNA LOY in "ANOTHER THIN MAN" Also "HEAVEN WITH A HARBED WIRE FENCE" ANAHEIM Phone 4212 NOW—ENDS SATURDAY, DEC. 9 GARY COOPER in "COWBOY & THE LADY" Also "SHOULD HUSBANDS WORK" Sun. & Men. Dec. 10, 11 Mickey Rooney in "Andy Hardy Gets Spring Fever" Also—Frontier Marshall Tues. & Wed. Dec. 12, 13 "Car 95" Also—"King of Burjacue" Thurs., Fri & Sat. 300 Good Seats 15¢ Any Time Ladies Night Party Given Tuesday Night Anaheim Kiwanis club members were hosts to their ladies at the annual "Ladies' Night" party Tuesday evening at the Elks club- High School Notes by JACKIE MURPHY and JIMMIE TOWNSEND Glendora Beaten By Anaheim Closure Fifth Straight Victory Goes to Athletics at Close of Ragged Game Despite the absence of two men, Outfielder Jack Graham and Second Baseman Bob Sturgill Joe Huarte's Anaheim Athletic Sunday by defeating Goodman's Glendora All-Series 9 to 8. Graham and Sturgill were playing in a benefit game Long Beach, and their position were filled by Spec Esser and Stoffel. Anaheim accumulated a 9 lead by the end of the sixth innings but nearly found that man wiped out when Fred Vail went to the pitcher's mound the start of the eighth, sawmates commit three errors and Glendora in scoring five runs. Visitors had picked up two soils in the preceeding inning, and wild rally almost proved enough to win the contest. The Athletics scored the majority of their runs in much same manner in the fifth run. A trio of infield errors, plus double by Don Dickenson, sit by Esser and Joe Heinz, and J Gardner's sacrifice fly, accounted for five runs in that frame. Singles by Don White, Ted and Heinz, with another error—a sacrifice mixed in, gave heim two more runs in the second on Esser's hit after pair of walks. Had set the for two runners to cross the field. Glendora got a run off Thomas in the first inning. Ladies Night Party Given Tuesday Night Anaheim Kiwanis club members were hosts to their ladies at the annual "Ladies' Night" party Tuesday evening at the Elks clubhouse, with a turkey dinner, stunts and dancing providing the entertainment during the affair. President L. C. Herron presided, and seated with him at the head table were Mrs. Herron, President-elect Ted Kuchel, Mrs. Kuchel, Past Lieutenant Governor Jack Zinn of La Habra, Mrs. Zinn, Lieutenant Governor Dr. Herbert Plannette, of Whittier, and Mrs. Plannette. Entertainment features included a non-stop orchestra performance of "Beer Barrel Polka" by Dr. Charles Schutz, Dr. J. P. Brastad, F. F. Fowler, Miss Katherine Steward and Marion Pickel; a mimicry of "Baby Snooks" and "Daddy"; by Mrs. M. M. Henderson and William Claussen, a take-off on "The Women" by John Price, Edwald Lemcke, Glenn Merrill and Dr. M. M. Henderson; another skit "Ain't Women Funny'" by Bob Easton and Vern Backs; "The Jitterbugs" by Roy Davis and George Henry"; "Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy" by Roscoe Young and Mrs. Bob Easton and "The Glamour Girls" by Kenneth Paden, Robert Marvin and Sid Seidenfaden. Leon Wray was the "absent-minded professor" master of ceremonies and Everett Cone was program chairman. Bonney to Attend Conclave Saturday Wilber H. Bonney, principal of Premont school; and Leonard Knapreborg, teacher at the same school, plan to go to El Centro Saturday morning where Bonney will attend the meeting of the executive committee of the California Elementary School Principals' association, southern section. Bonney is treasurer of the group. Principal speaker at the meeting will be Miss Marton Monroe, head of the department of corrective reading at University of Pittsburgh. Host to the group will be Gretchen Wehrmann. High School Notes by JACKIE MURPHY and JIMMIE TOWNSEND An interesting talk on "Personality and Dress" was given by Mrs. Michelson, instructor at U.S.C., to several of the Girls League groups of Anaheim union high school last Tuesday afternoon in the study hall. Instructing the girls in the colors they should wear to suit their particular types of hair, skin, and general personality, and giving them several interesting make-up hints, Mrs. Mickelson intertained a group comprised of the hostess, drama, welfare, and social committees. "How To Be Popular" at the School Dances was the subject of a short article read to the personality committee of the Girls League during section period last Tuesday by Jessie Thatcher, president of the group. So that each girl might rate his own personality, and correct its defects, a list of 72 questions were then distributed, and discussed. Several short movies were shown to boys in the Colonist club assembly Wednesday at Anaheim union high school. In spite of a defect in the sound system, the boys enjoyed the silent movies. First of the pictures was entitled "Soldiers of the Sea" which gave a brief look at a marine's life in the service. The second picture gave a first hand view of expert archers demonstration, and the use of bow and arrow. Due to the sound defects the names of the archers remained unknown. The third was on the television and though it was obvious that the working parts of the machine were being explained, television remains a mystery to students in Anaheim high. Enjoying a variety of entertainment, and refreshments of hot chocolate and cakes, 25 members of the French club held their annual Christmas party last Wednesday. Singles by Don White, Ted and Heinz, with another error a sacrifice mixed in, gave him two more runs in the Anaheim had opened its scout in the first on Esser's hit pair of walks had set the pace for two runners to cross the finish line. Glendora got a run off Thomas in the first inning, was blanked from then until seventh when two more years marked up. Esser and Woods, Glendora shortstop, led the hitters three safeties each, the former cluding a triple in his back White also got a three-base for Anaheim. Next Sunday Anaheim ran Doc Crandall's Housel & Frine nine, and follows that with Elks charity game the next day with Loren Urey's fast Blena Merchants providing the position for the Athletics second attraction will be a four or five inning contest both old-time baseball players living in Orange county. Farm Bureau Choice To Present Concerts The annual Christmas concert by the Orange County Farm Reau chorus will be presented Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock in the First Methodist church Santa Ana, at the corner of S. Spurgeon streets. Violin and harp selection well as sacred numbers of chorus under the direction Monroe Sharpless of Fullerton included on the program. New 4-H Group is Formed in Anaheim Organization of the Anaheim Bullwhackers 4-H club was completed last Wednesday evening at home of Joe Lieb, Jr., with Neiswanger as the leader of club. Officers elected were Lieb president; Reuben deLeon president; Paul Lieb, treasurer and Morriss Carroll, secretary. carols. Girls in A. U. H. S. welcome chance to have the boys on Fremont school, and Leonard Kparreborg, teacher at the same school, plan to go to El Centro Saturday morning where Bonney will attend the meeting of the executive committee of the California Elementary School Principals' association, southern section. Bonney is treasurer of the group. Principal speaker at the meeting will be Miss Marion Monroe, head of the department of corrective reading at University of Pittsburgh. Host to the group will be City A. Weakley, El Centro superintendent of schools. Gideans Will Speak Here Sunday Night The Gideans will speak Sunday evening at White Temple church, the service to begin at 7 o'clock. The Gideans are noted for their work in placing the Bible in hotels of the United States and Canada. Bert Rice, state secretary, will be main speaker; the topic of the evening being, "The Bible in the Public Schools." Rev. R. Kells Swenerton will conduct the service and the White Temple choir will sing. Fullerton Teacher is Apparent Suicide Louis Holmes, 36, head of the aeronautical department at Fullerton junior college, was found dead in his automobile by Los Angeles sheriff's deputies in Antelope valley last week end. Fullerton school officials learned Monday. The engine of Holmes' car was running, and a garden hose had been connected to the exhaust pipe and inserted into the car. Holmes made his home in a Fullerton hotel, although his official residence was in Los Angeles. Enjoying a variety of entertainment, and refreshments of hot chocolate and cakes, 25 members of the French club held their annual Christmas party last Wednesday evening in the cafeteria of the Anaheim union high school. Entertainment for the evening was provided by Jean Sutherland, who gave a Christmas reading; Wayne Andrade, who spoke on Christmas customs in France; Mary Taylor, who played a solo on the violin; Betty Neal, who played the xylophone, and a quintette comprised of Betty Simms, Mary Harpster, Marion Pickell, Betty Neal, and Mary Taylor, who sang several French numbers. With a propriate Christmas decorations, and a Christmas tree the center of attraction, the group exchanged inexpensive gifts, and completed an enjoyable evening by singing French Christmas FAMOUS FIELD GROWN PANSIES are now ready for your garden—you select your own colors from finest pansies ever sold in Anaheim. 35c per dozen Also fine Line of SEEDS and BULBS at REASONABLE PRICES. DAIRY FERTILIZER — Ground Fine 25c per sack Nursery Department of LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE Endora Beaten By Anaheim Club In Straight Victory Goes to Athletics at Close of Ragged Game Despite the absence of two key Outfielder Jack Graham and Baseman Bob Sturgeon, Huarte's Anaheim Athletics ended up their fifth straight victory Sunday by defeating Bill Sman's Glendora All-Stars, 8. Graham and Sturgeon playing in a benefit game at Beach, and their positions filled by Spec Esser and Budel. Anaheim accumulated a 9 to 1 by the end of the sixth inning, nearly found that margin out when Fred Vail, who is to the pitcher's mound at start of the eighth, saw his team commit three errors and aid Dora in scoring five runs. The teams had picked up two scores the preceding inning, and the rally almost proved enough in the contest. The Athletics scored the majority of their runs in much the same manner in the fifth round,rio of infield errors, plus a tie by Don Dickenson, singles esser and Joe Heinz, and Jerry Sman's sacrifice fly, accounted for five runs in that frame. Angles by Don White, Ted Neja, Heinz, with another error and sacrifice mixed in, gave Anaheim two more runs in the sixth. The him had opened its scoring the first on Esser's hit after a of walks. Had set the stage two runners to cross the plate. Endora got a run off Billmas in the first inning, but Ill Girl Given Many Gifts by Picture People Nine-year-old Natalie Norris, ill in St. Joseph hospital, got her promised visit from Judy Garland, young motion picture actress, but that was only part of attention she received from the film colony. Added to the visit were a doll from Judy Garland, another doll from Sonja Henie, a message of "love and best wishes" from Mickey Rooney, and a beautifully lighted Christmas tree from the M.G.M. studios. Natalie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Norris. The family resided in San Fernando valley before coming to Anaheim and it was there they became acquainted with the movie people. Albert P. Finley Called by Death Albert P. Finley, 74, a pioneer of Santa Ana, died suddenly today at the home of his son, Jim Finley in Ontario. He was a brother of Col. S. H. Finley of Santa Ana, secretary of Metropolitan Water District, and of Supervisor Steele Finley. Finley lived in Orange county since 1878, being brought here by his parents from northern California to live at Fairview, south of Santa Ana, where the old Finley home still stands. He was a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company for many years. Finley is survived by his widow, Helen; three sons, James of Ontario, Harold and Leland of Santa Ana. Orange Youth is Slain in Accident Two boys, hunting companions, made the fatal error of practicing fast drawing of weapons. Today, one is dead, due to the blast of a 12-gauge shotgun. The victim is Stephen Pensoeau, Jr., 14, shot by Earl Shipley, 16, of Orange. The tragedy occurred at 6 o'clock yesterday evening as the boys were returning from an unsuccessful hunting foray in the Santa Ana river. According to Orange police, Shipley was walking ahead of Pensoneau when he turned and said, "I'll draw with you," inviting his companion to raise his gun to his side. Then Shipkey's gun was discharged in Pensoneau's abdomen. Coroner Earl Abbey ordered an inquest to be held Saturday at 10 o'clock. Shipkey was not held, but the investigation will continue with Orange police and sheriff's officers cooperating. Lopez and Haggerty Headline Mat Show The main event next Monday evening at Orange County Athletic club features the first meeting between Vincent Lopez, former world's champion, and Hardboiled Haggerty, the Bell boilermaker. They meet in a three-fall match with a time limit of one hour. In the semi-final Nanjo Singh of Indian faces Jules Strongbow, Cherokee Indian, in another three-fall match, but with a 45-minute time limit. Okif Shikina, Hank Metheny, Tony Felice and Kola Kwariani are the boys' carded in by Don Dickenson, singles sser and Joe Heinz, and Jerry nner's sacrifice fly, accounted live runs in that frame. angles by Don White, Ted Neja Heinz, with another error and crasifice mixed in, gave Ananine two more runs in the sixth. heim had opened its scoring the first on Esser's hit after a of walks. had set the stage two runners to cross the plate. endorora got a run off Bill mas in the first inning, but blanked from then until the enth when two more tallies marked up. sser and Woods, Glendora stop, led the hitters with safeties each, the former ining a triple in his blows. also got a three-base hit Anaheim. next Sunday Anaheim meets Crandall's Housel & Franks and follows that with an charity game the next Sunwith Loren Urey's fast PasaMerchants providing the opion for the Athletics. A and attraction will be a three our inning contest between time baseball players now in Orange county. Firm Bureau Choir To Present Concert annual Christmas concert the Orange County Farm B chorus will be presented next day afternoon at 4:30 o'clock First Methodist church of Ana, at the corner of Sixth Spurgeon streets. olin and harp selections, as as sacred numbers of the us under the direction of roe Sharpless of Fullerton, are ided on the program. w 4-H Group is formed in Anaheim organization of the Anaheim whackers 4-H club was commed last Wednesday evening at home of Joe Lieb, jr., with Bob wanger as the leader of the Officers elected were Lieb, jr., ident; Reuben deLeon, vice ident; Paul Lieb, treasurer, Morriss Carroll, secretary. girls in A. U. H. S. welcomed a ace to have the boys on the politan Water District, and of Supervisor Steele Finley. Finley lived in Orange county since 1878, being brought here by his parents from northern California to live at Fairview, south of Santa Ana, where the old Finley home still stands. He was a director of the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation company for many years. Finley is survived by his widow, Helen; three sons...James of Ontario, Harold and Leland of Santa Ana; one daughter, Mrs. Floyd Blower of Downey; two brothers, two sisters, Mrs. Emma McBride of Los Angeles and Miss Lulu Finley of Santa Ana; nephew, City Engineer J. L. McBride of Santa Ana; niece, Mrs. E. Dr Sprague of Santa Ana and seven grandchildren. Trial of Driver of Death Car Started Silas Spohn of Walnut, charged with negligent homicide owing to deaths of Erwin Rowland and Harvey Good, both of Santa Ana due to an accident last October 3rd is being tried before a jury in Judge West's court. !SEE! These Startling VALUES IN OUR December Sale OF BONAFIDE Used Cars DOWN 1939 Chev. delux sport sedan $275 OF BONAFIDE Used Cars DOWN 1939 Chev. delux sport sedan $275 1938 Chev. delux sport sedan 235 1938 Chev. delux town sedan 200 1937 Chev. delux sport sedan 195 1937 Chev. delux town sedan 175 1937 Plymouth delux sedan 175 1936 Studebaker Dictator sed. 165 OVER DRIVE 1936 Dodge Pickup 125 Also a Number of LOW PRICED CARS GMAC TERMS Cone Bros. Phone 2515 215 N. Ls Angeles St. Anaheim Anaheim, Calif., Dec. 7, 1939 ALPHA BETA WEST CENTER AT PALM STREET EAST CENTER AT EMILY STREET FANCY RUSSET POTATOES 12 Pounds 15¢ Pack (96 lbs. or more) $1,15 Extra Fancy Large WASHINGTON DELICIOUS APPLES 8 Pounds 25¢ OAK GLEN MOUNTAIN GROWN ROME BEAUTY APPLES 10 Pounds 17¢ Calavo Selected Individually Stamped AVOCADOS EACH 3¢ LARGE SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER YOUNG PIG PORK LOIN ROASTS Either Large End — Any Size LEAN PORK STEAKS 17½ lb. 16½ lb. Center Cut Loin . Pork CHOPS 25¢ lb. FANCY GENUINE EASTERN PURE PORK SAUSAGE PURE MEATS PURE SPICES FRESH MADE EVERY DAY! SLICED BACON EASTERN FARM BRAND SLICED BREAKFAST BACON 19½ lb. HICKORY VALLEY BRAND Calavo Selected Individually Stamped AVOCADOS EACH 3¢ LARGE SNOWBALL CAULIFLOWER EACH 4¢ WALNUT AND BRAZIL NUT STUFFED DATES POUND 15¢ LARGE NORTERN SACRAMENTO UTAH TYPE CELERY STALK 5¢ IMPERIAL VALLEY TABLE SIZE GRAPEFRUIT DOZEN 10¢ LARGE BUDDED NEW CROP WALNUTS 2 Pounds 33¢ SLICED BACON EASTERN FARM BRAND SLICED BREAKFAST BACON HICKORY VALLEY BRAND SLAB BACON EITHER END CUT ABOUT 3-LB. PIECE EASTERN FARM BRAND — SUGAR CURED — TENDERIZED HAMS SMALL PICNIC STYLE Beach Coneys lb. 12¢ Pure Pork Lard lb. 7¢ Bacon Squares lb. 9¢ Salt Jowls lb. 9¢ Joint Bones lb. 2¢ GIVE FOODS FOR CHRISTMAS! HERSHEY'S Bitter Sweet Chocolate Candy Bars 2 For 25¢ CRISCO 3 lbs. 48¢ POTTERY PITCHER 11¢ CORN ELAKES, 8-oz. America's Favorite 5½¢ PEP—Contains Vitamin 'B' & 'D' 10¢ SUGAR Fine Granulated 10 lbs. 52£ GRAPE NUTS pkg. 15£ COCOA Baker's Breakfast Free Xmas Seals Lb. Pkg. 14£ PORK & BEANS Van Camp's No. 2½ can 11¢ HERSHEY'S late Candy Bars 2 for 25¢ CRISCO 3 lbs. 48¢ CORN FLAKES, 8-oz. 5½¢ America's Favorite 10¢ PEP—Contains Vitamin 'B' & 'D' SUGAR Fine Granulated 10 lbs. 52¢ GRAPE NUTS pkg. 15¢ HOLLYWD CUP 1-lb. pkg. 25¢ COFFEE IRIS 1-lb. glass jar 25¢ CORN SUNRICH No. 2 cans 3 for 25£ GLAMS NAMCO BABY 2 5-oz. cans 25£ SHRIMP 3 tall cans 25£ TANG SALAD DRESSING One quart jar 29£ RICE KRISPIES 10¢ P. & G. SOAP 6 reg. bars 17£ OXY D O L Lge. pkg. 19½¢ G A M A Y 2 cakes for 11¢ DASH WASHING POWDER Glant package 44¢ IVORY FLAKES Large pkg. 21¢ SE E LO X Large pkg. 12£ IVORY SOAP 3 lge. bars 25£ CRISCO 1-lb. can 18¢ 3-lb. can 48£ LAVA SOAP Small bar 5½¢ D REFT Large pkg. 21£ A Univex Camera For Only 25c and BABO CLEANER Per can 10¢ AN ASSORTED BASKET SOME RARE FOODS A FOOD COUPON BOOK AS A GIFT? Make This a Gift to Someone This Christmas! COCOA Baker's Breakfast Free Xmas Seals Lb. Pkg. 14¢ PORK & BEANS Van Camp's No. 2½ can 11¢ Peanut Butter Bring Contt. 18¢ Str. Beans 4 for No. 2 cans 25£ R I C E BLUE ROSE 5-lb. pkg. 25£ KRAFT'S DINNERS 2 for 23£ Lipton's Tea Orange Pekoe ...¼ lb. 20£ SYRUP Vermont Maid...24-oz. btl. 28£ Salad Dressing CRESCENT Quarts 15¢ MARMALADE King KELLEY'S ORANGE — 1-lb. Jar 14¢ V. B. APPLE SAUCE 2 No. 2 Cans 19¢ Puss'n Boots CAT FOOD cans 25£ DOG FOOD 2 for BALTO tall cans 15£ MAYONNAISE Arden's Blue Qt. Jar 39£ DRAINO Per can 18£ WINDEX 6 ounce bottle ...14£ MOLASSES BRER RABBIT Gold Label 1½£ GRAPE JUICE Queen Isabella Qts. 23£ FRESH POPCORN 2-gallon can 19£ CLOES BLEACH 2c bot. dep.½ gal. 13£ CLOROX Quart Bottle ...13½£