anaheim-gazette 1939-12-21

SOCIETY Eastern Star Installs Officers Mrs. Mary Ella Coorfs was installed as worthy matron of Chispa chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at impressive rites last week Tuesday evening. Installing officer for the new leader of the lodge was her daughter, Mrs. Ruth Gregg, who previously had served as worthy matron of the chapter. Other officers installed at the same time were William Launders, worthy patron; Mrs. Nellie Harpster, associate matron; Mrs. Maude Adams, secretary; Mrs. Jessie Seward, marshal; Mrs. Edna Bruns, chaplain; Mrs. Yuarda Akerman, organist; Mrs. Mary Foreman, warden; Mrs. Anna Vogel, sentinel; Mrs. Margaret Hedges, conductress; Mrs. Vera Baum, associate conductress; Mrs. Marguerie Luth, Ada; Mrs. Margaret Hasty, Ruth; Mrs. Pauline Marion; Esther; Mrs. Ethel Cross, Martha, and Mrs. Mayme Stafford, Electa. Three Hostesses Give Unique Party An unusual party of interest was that given last Friday morning at the home of Mrs. Robert Harvey on North Clementine street, by Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. Raymond Todd and Mrs. Allison Polley. Guests were invited for a 10 o'clock breakfast, after which bridge was played until early in the afternoon. Winners of prizes at the card games were Mrs. Glenn Eustis, Mrs. Carroll Cone and Mrs. Charles Greenwood. Other guests were Miss Florence Backs, Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. James Shankland, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Mrs. Niels Boege, Mrs. Virgil Harman, Mrs. Carl Lemcke, Mrs. Robert Rundstrom, Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mrs. Richard Glover, Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Mrs. William McCarthy, Mrs. Robert Rossberg, Mrs. Wesley Visal, Mrs. Walter Whiteman, Mrs. Ewald Lemcke, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli, Mrs. Chester Ralston, Mrs. Wayne Griggs, Mrs. Ronald Brandon, Mrs. Charlton Tucker, Mrs. Robert Baker, Mrs. Northrop Ellis, Mrs. Earl Curtis, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Fayette Birtcher, Mrs. Frank Hopkins and Mrs. Marion Fort. Whittier College Students at Home Home for the Christmas holiday For generations... ELGIN AMERICA'S GRANDEST GIFT AT CHRISTMAS See our complete stock of newest Elgins. Best values in 74 years! It's part of the Christmas tradition that thrill that comes with Elgin-giving. In leading American families Elgin has been the gift for generations. See our new gift Elgins today! Lovely Elgin American Beauty with 15 jewels $33.75 Elgin Crusader $65.00 E. C. KENDRICK JEWELER 155 W. Center Anaheim Ewald Lemcke, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli, Mrs. Chester Ralston, Mrs. Wayne Griggs, Mrs. Ronald Brandon, Mrs. Charlton Tucker, Mrs. Robert Baker, Mrs. Northrop Ellis, Mrs. Earl Curtis, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Fayette Birtcher, Mrs. Frank Hopkins and Mrs. Marion Fort. Whittier College Students at Home Home for the Christmas holidays are five residents of Anaheim who at present are attending Whittier college. Edward Bonkosky, who is taking graduate work, and Irene Zitzman, who is enrolled as a special student, and the Woodwards, Erlene Lee, and Tom dropped their campus activities for a two weeks vacation which will end January 2. Erlene Woodward is social chairman of her freshman class, Lee is captain of the varsity basketball five, while Tom is active in the Squires organization, a service group on the campus. Luther League Elects Officers New officers of the Senior Luther League of Grace Lutheran church for the coming year were elected Friday evening when that organization held its annual Christmas banquet. Guests at the banquet were members of the winning team in a membership contest, while the losers put on the dinner. Elected as president for next year was Arthur Michael, who will succeed Samuel Huzniker. Bill Schweiss, vice president; Frieda Schubert, secretary, and Bill Geiger, treasurer, were the other officers chosen. Entertainment during the dinner was provided by Anita Romero who sang and played. Following the banquet, Miss Geneva Johnson, instructor of Spanish at Fullerton junior college, discussed Christmas customs of Mexico and displayed colored motion pictures of her summer's trip to-Mexico City. Officers Seated by St. Agnes Guild St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael Episcopal church combined an annual installation of officers and its Christmas party during its meeting Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Earle T. Jackson. Installed as officers were Mrs. Hug Schulz, directress; Mrs. Ronal Brandon, assistant directress; Mr Wilson Phelps, treasurer; Miss Hazel Tilson, secretary, and Mr Robert Rossberg, director. Two other directors, Mrs. J. R. Killdu and Mrs. Robert Easton, were unable to be present and Joan Jackson, daughter of the hostess, acted as proxy for them. Mrs. Schulz then announced members of standing committee They include Miss Adah Loui Wilcox and Mrs. Ted Kuche membership; Mrs. Harry Horn and Mrs. Easten, ways and means Miss Marjorie Pibel and Mr Cortez Hoskins, courtesy; Mr D. Howard Dow, historian; Mr Douglas Phillips; parliamentarian; Miss Betty Crane, publicity; and Miss Mary Reasoner, devotions. Four leading steel ingot producing states in 1937 were, in respective order, Pennsylvania, Ohio Indiana and Illinois. Greetings We take this seasonal opportunity to express to you our gratitude and thanks for the good will you have shown us during the past year, and to extend to you our sincere good wishes at this season. MERLE E. WEST ACME CLEANERS and DYERS 920 N·LOS ANGELES ST·ANAHEIM·TEL·24054 Hiram Bowen Is Complimented Mrs. Hiram Bowen was hostess at a family gathering Sunday in honor of the birthday anniversary of her husband and the 30th anniversary of his affiliation with the city administration. Mr. Bowen is now street superintendent. Decorating her table in a Christmas motif, Mrs. Bowen served an elaborate turkey dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dugdale, Miss Martha Whisnant, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bowen, Miss Beverly Jean Bowen, John Stichtman and Mrs. M. J. Waller of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bowen and Miss Joyce Bowen of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Dugdale and Dickie Dugdale of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ederveene and Miss Judith Edérveene of San Diego. New Singing Group Makes Debut The Elizabethan Madrigal Singers, a newly organized singing group, made their first public appearance Saturday afternoon when they presented a program over the public address system being utilized by the Anaheim Merchants association to provide Christmas music in the business district. Organizer and director of the group is Miss Betty Fackiner, who for two years was a member of the Lee Jones Madrigal Singers on the NBC network. Others in the organization are Mrs. Stratton Phillips, Mrs. Glenn Hipes, Mrs. Flcyd Stockwell, Mrs. Harry Fackiner, Mrs. Ralph Focht, Dr. C.O. Patterson, Stratton Phillips. Early American OLD SPICE A smart toilet item composing bath salts, sachet, dust powder, gift sets and snovelties. 50c to $3.95 LAMPS Large selection of boudoir novelty lamps, in large number of styles. $1.39 to $2.50 "DRESS UP" YOUR TABLE WITH A SCRANTON LACE DINNER CLOTH At last...lovely lace made practical! Spots just sponge off...never musses or wrinkles. Use yours over and over—and save laundry. EXTRA strong, long-wearing! Easy to wash, won't lose its shape. Economical to use EVERY MEAL! GIRL SCout Troop Enjoys Outing A tour of the new union railroad depot, Chinatown and Olvera street in Los Angeles was enjoyed last Saturday by members of the Fremont Girl Scouts troop. Accompanying the girls were Mrs. Stanis Doerr, Mrs. Kenneth Paden, Mrs. E. E. Power and Miss Adah Louise Wilcox. Members of the troop who made the trip were Harriett Bernard, Beverly Baker, Alice Bengochea, Barbara Cain, Marjorie Doerr, Marcella Eby, Kathryn Gauer, Mary Jean Hansen, Shirley Harling, Betty LeDuc, Marian Merrill, Louise and Patricia Paden, Janet Power, Barbara Wood, Lois Vipond, Betty Asper, Rose Marie Soto and Patty Shanks. Christmas Party Planned by Club A musical program and Christmas party will be held this evening following a short business session of the Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 at its headquarters, 224 E. Center street. Each member is asked to bring a small gift for exchange. Refreshments will be served at the close of the party. New Palm Springs Approach is in Use The new three and one-half mile section of highway connecting U.S. 99 with Palm Springs from the north has been opened to travel, reports the National Automobile club. This new section of road eliminates a number of sharp turns on the old highway and shortens the distance nearly one mile. A new concrete bridge has been constructed over the Whitewater river and a 200-foot subway under being utilized by the Anaheim Merchants association to provide Christmas music in the business district. Organizer and director of the group is Miss Betty Fackiner, who for two years was a member of the Lee Jones Madrigal Singers on the NBC network. Others in the organization are Mrs. Stratton Phillips, Mrs. Glenn Hipes, Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, Mrs. Harry Fackiner, Mrs. Ralph Focht, Dr. C. O. Patterson, Stratton Phillips and William Fackiner. Native of Anaheim Is Called by Death Euneral services were conducted Tuesday from the Catholic church at Elsinore for Timothy Carroll, former resident of Anaheim, who died at Elsinore last Saturday. Carroll was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Carroll. Anaheim old-timers, and was born in this city 54 years ago. Wrestling Show is Delayed to Friday Promoter Harry Lewis o'Orange County Athletic club announced today that a change been made in the regular school of the weekly wrestling co-The show, which ordinarily would be presented Monday night, December 25, has been postponed until Friday night, December 6 to give way to the Christian observance. The new three and one-half mile section of highway connecting U.S. 99 with Palm Springs from the north has been opened to travel, reports the National Automobile Club. This new section of road eliminates a number of sharp turns on the old highway and shortens the distance nearly one mile. A new concrete bridge has been constructed over the Whitewater river and a 200-foot subway under the Southern Pacific tracks. The turn-off for the new highway from U.S. 99, 60 and 70 is about one mile west of the old junction. Grand Theater ANAHEIM 304 E. Center Phone 2791 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Wed. to Sat. Dec. 20 to 23 Geo. O'Brien in Zane Grey's "THUNDER MOUNTAIN" also A Family Human Interest Story "TARNISHED ANGEL" Edgar Kennedy Comedy Sun. to Tues. Dec. 24 to 26 Continued Matinee Christmas from 1 P.M. In Technicolor Dick Foran - Gale Page "HEART OF THE NORTH" Glenda Farrell-Barto MacLon "TORCHY GETS HER MAN" Micky Mouse Cartoon Starts January 5 New Serial "The Spiders Web" Native or Anathema Is Called by Death Euneral services were conducted Tuesday from the Catholic church at Elsinore for Timothy Carroll, former resident of Anaheim, who died at Elsinore last Saturday. Carroll was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Carroll. Anaheim old-timers, and was born in this city 54 years ago. He is survived by his widow; a brother, Joseph Carroll; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Charles Carroll; two nephews, Tim Wallace and Morris Carroll, and a niece, Miss Elizabeth Ann Carroll, all of Anaheim. The elder Carroll was the first nurseryman in this area. His establishment was called the Evergreen Nursery. There are sixty-two voluntary local tuberculosis association in California, all devoting their full time and energy to fighting tuberculosis. The annual Christmas Seal Sale is the sole means of supporting the programs of these associations. Only the best goes into WEBER'S That's why it's the OUTSTANDING FAVORITE In Southern California THE LONE RANGER MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, 7:30 KHJ, KDB, KPMC, KFXM, KVOE, O. H. RENNER R Store Late Shoppers will find the S. Q. R. Store is the ideal Christmas Gift Store. Every department brimful of gifts. Extra salespeople are ready to serve you. And our very low prices will add pleasure to your selection. GIFT HEADQUARTERS Early American OLD SPICE smart toilettry item comprisbath salts, sachet, dusting powder, gift sets and smart welties. 50c to $3.95 LAMPS large selection of boudoir and velty lamps, in large number styles. $1.39 to $2.50 Ladies' ROBES In beautiful chenille, suede, satin and taffeta in all the fashionable colors. $3.95 to $8.95 PHOENIX SOCKS for Christmas You just can't go wrong with these attractive, long-wearing socks. Silks or heavyweights. Sizes 10-13. "Extra-mileage" wear. 35c 3 pairs $1 50c Men's Gift ROBES Nice variety including all wool fannel, crew raven and silk GIFT GLOVES Smart fabric gloves in all the season's stylish colors and everest styles. $1.00 and $1.50 Hand Cut CRYSTALS Including perfume bottles, powder jars, cigarette lighters, etc. These are scarce owing to the war. 65c up to $3.95 NOVELTY SOAPS In gift packages. Each one is gift wrapped and makes a neat gift. For adults— 25c to $1.25 For Children— 25c to 50c Dainty LINGERIE Kickernicks, satin and crepe slips for daytime and evening. They come in smart, new styles, new colors, some lace trimmed and very reasonably priced. $1.95 and $2.95 Men's Gift ROBES Nice variety including all wool flannel, spun rayon and silk robes — gorgeous colors and patterns. $6.50 to $13.50 Mark Twain SHIRTS Of woven fabrics, fancy patterns and white. They are sanforized shrunk and have the trubenized collar. Great values at $1.65 PAJAMAS Choose either broadcloth, Madras, satin, spun rayon or silk. Every color, every size you want at only $1.65 to $5.00 Wrestling Show is Delayed to Friday Promoter Harry Lewis of the Orange County Athletic club announced today that a change had made in the regular schedule of the weekly wrestling contest. The show, which ordinarily would be presented Monday night, December 25, has been postponed until Friday night, December 29, give way to the Christmas service. Coyote Creek Job Contract Awarded Spicer and Thompson, Los Angeles contracting firm, was awarded the contract for Coyote creek flood control work by the county supervisors late Tuesday. The bid was $28.830. Work is expected to start on January 10 and to be finished by May 15. Included in the project are widening, deepening and straightening of the channel, and chill milk until icy cold. Mash 1½ cups strawberries with pastry blender or fork. Add sugar and salt. Let stand in refrigerator while preparing gelatin. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Cool, then add strawberry mixture. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Rub bottom and sides of 6 individual pie pans or a 9-inch fruit chiffon pies To Be Broadcast by Mary Lee Taylor June 1939 1¼ cup Pet Milk 1 package lemon-flavored gelatin 1¼ cups boiling water 3 dozen 2-inch vanilla wafer Delayed to Friday Promoter Harry Lewis of the Orange County Athletic club announced today that a change had been made in the regular schedule of the weekly wrestling contest. The show, which ordinarily would be presented Monday night, December 25, has been postponed until Friday night, December 29, giving way to the Christmas service. A Christmas gift to the fans, the greatest all-star cast ever presented in wrestledom, is booked for the coming show. May may be somewhat naive in my conviction, but I feel that, if men really did their part in first war, there wouldn't be. And I think this applies to man, Italian, British, French, American women—women everywhere. — Mrs. Bennett Champirk. Cheerfulness and content are what beautifiers and are famous observers of youthful looks. — Charles Dickens. When we reach our limits of mental endurance, we conclude that intellectual labor has been carried sufficiently far: but when we realize that immortal Mind is ever active, and that spiritual energies can neither wear out nor can so-called material law trespass upon God-given powers and resources, we are able to rest in Truth, refreshed by the assurances of immortality, opposed to mortality. — Mary Baker Eddy. Purchasers of motor vehicles must register cars in their names within 10 days after receipt of ownership certificates from former owners, according to state department of motor vehicles. Contract Awarded Spicer and Thompson, Los Angeles's contracting firm, was awarded the contract for Coyote creek flood control work by the county supervisors late Tuesday. The bid was $28,830. Work is expected to start on January 10 and to be finished by May 15. Included in the project are widening and straightening of the channel, and moving of 285,000 cubic yards of dirt and laying of 300 lineal feet of 24-inch culvert for surface drainage. When we reach our limits of mental endurance, we conclude that intellectual labor has been carried sufficiently far: but when we realize that immortal Mind is ever active, and that spiritual energies can neither wear out nor can so-called material law trespass upon God-given powers and resources, we are able to rest in Truth, refreshed by the assurances of immortality, opposed to mortality. — Mary Baker Eddy. Purchasers of motor vehicles must register cars in their names within 10 days after receipt of ownership certificates from former owners, according to state department of motor vehicles. Chill milk until icy cold. Mash ½ cups strawberries with pastry blender or fork. Add sugar and salt. Let stand in refrigerator while preparing gelatin. Dissolve gelatin in boiling water. Cool, then add strawberry mixture. Chill until mixture begins to thicken. Rub bottom and sides of 6 individual pie pans or a 9-inch pie pan with tasteless vegetable oil. Line bottom and sides with vanilla wafers. Whip chilled milk with rotary egg beater or electric beater until stiff. Fold into strawberry mixture. Continue chilling until almost firm. Divide among prepared pie pans. Chill until firm. Garnish with remaining ½ cup sliced strawberries. Remove from pans and serve. Note: 2 cups canned sour, pitted cherries (drained) or 1 cup canned crushed pineapple (well-drained) may be substituted for the strawberries. Fruit juices may be substituted for part of the boiling water. Vehicle license fees collected by department of motor vehicles in lieu of personnel property taxes gave cities and counties of California $3,954,534 in the last fiscal year. War will end when nations are ripe for progress. — Mary Baker Eddy. Phone 4322 Hrs. 9 to 12 — 1 to 5 DR. W. W. ADAMS OSTEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon General Practice 312 North Lemon St. Anaheim, California