anaheim-gazette 1940-02-29

SOCIETY Party Compliments Miss Frances Barber Miss Frances Barber of Fullerton, who will become the bride tomorrow of Edward Stanley of Anaheim, was complimented Friday evening by Mrs. Merle West in the latter's new home. Mrs. G. E. Holmes, mother of Mrs. West, assisted in hostess duties. Guests spent the evening making sachets for the bride-elect, with each embroidering her initial in the gift. Numerous other presents were received by the honored guest. Those invited to compliment Miss Barber were Mrs. S. E. Stanley, Mrs. Kurt Epstein, Miss Helen Barber of Huntington Park, Mrs. Joe Del Giorgio of Buena Park, Mrs. Paul Barber, Miss Margaret Elliott, Mrs. A. G. Oswald, Mrs. Abe Pritchard, Mrs. Charles MacMaster, Miss Mary Hodgdon, Mrs. Mortimer Carroll, Mrs. Jack Harmony, Mrs. Lee Tanner and Miss Betty Taggart, of Fullerton. Shower Compliments Ida Mae Gregory Miss Dorothy Wilson was hostess Tuesday evening at her home on Crescent avenue at a shower in honor of Miss Ida Mae Gregory who will become the bride of Elwyn Burns on Easter Sunday. Miss Wilson was assisted in hostess duties by her sister, Miss Jean Wilson. Vivian Mae Held Weds Orange Man Miss Vivian Mae Held, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Held of Anaheim, became the bride Friday evening of Kenneth P. Warren, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Starkey of Orange. The ceremony was performed in the sanctuary of the First Presbyterian church of Tustin with Rev. Myron C. Cole, pastor of the First Christian church of Orange, officiating. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was attended by Miss Ruby Wilbern of Anaheim, Mrs. Charles Houston (Edythe Leo) of Maywood, and Mrs. Allan Dunlay of Orange. Loren Warren served his brother as best man, while the ushers were Wayne Held, brother of the bride, and Charles Houston of Maywood. In playing soft music for the services, Wesley Morgan fulfilled a childhood promise made to the bride. Preceding the entrance of the wedding party, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, accompanied by her brother, sang Aylward's "Beloved, It Is Morn," and "When Song is Sweet." An informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. After the bride cut the first slice of cake, she relinquished the knife to Miss Ruth Lindsay of Anaheim. Assisting Miss Lindsay in serving was Miss Mary Frampton of Fullerton. NEWS NOTES Anaclaire Mauerhan, daughter of W. C. Mauerhan, has pledged Beta Lambda Mu sorority at the University of Redlands. Miss Mauerhan is also a member of the Honor Roll, scholastic organization. A son was born at St. Joseph hospital on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Thill of 121½ E. Alberta street. A school program of 1880 will be given this evening at the meeting of Anaheim Townsend club No. 1. Drawing of the "Triple T" tickets will also be held during the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Flour, Jr., are again at their home in Anaheim following a two-months' trip through the east. A son, who has been named John William, was born Tuesday at Anaheim sanitarium to Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hubbard, 1222 W. Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ruedy have moved into their new home on North Helena street. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore, 908 N. Sabina street, are the parents of a daughter, born yesterday at te Anaheim sanitarium. A style show will feature the meeting of the Prosperity Townsend club tomorrow evening at the Ebell clubhouse. Sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary of the club, the show will be staged by Masterson's, Mode 'O Day and Lauretta dress shop. Shower Compliments Ida Mae Gregory Miss Dorothy Wilson was hostess Tuesday evening at her home on Crescent avenue at a shower in honor of Miss Ida Mae Gregory who will become the bride of Elwyn Burns on Easter Sunday. Miss Wilson was assisted in hostess duties by her sister, Miss Jean Wilson. Guests played bunco during the evening with prizes being won by Miss Gregory, Mrs. H. L. Burns and Mrs. C. H. Meyers, mother of the bride-elect. Gifts were then presented to the honored guests in a large umbrella. Other guests were Mrs. D. Alken, Mrs. H. L. Burns, Jr., and the Misses Mildred Remland, Martha Westerholt, Rilla Miner, Lily Gledhill, Dolly Dressler, Anita Flynn, Betty Jean Hanson, Sylvia Dow, Mary Johnston, Corinne Rommel and Betty Runyon. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Burgess, 710 N. Paulina street, are the parents of a son, born Tuesday at the Anaheim sanitarium. The infant is their first child and has been named Robert Euell Burgess. Preceding the wedding party, Miss Elizabeth Morgan, accompanied by her brother, sang Aylward's "Beloved, It Is Morn," and "When Song is Sweet." An informal reception was held at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. After the bride cut the first slice of cake, she relinquished the knife to Miss Ruth Lindsay of Anaheim. Assisting Miss Lindsay in serving was Miss Mary Frampton of Fullerton. After a honeymoon at Yosemite, Mr. and Mrs. Warren will establish a home at 314 S. Helena street, Anaheim. The former Miss Held is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and attended the University of Southern California. For the past five years she has been employed as chemist at the Mutual Citrus Products company here. Mr. Warren was graduated from Orange union high school, attended Santa Ana junior college, and took advanced work in chemistry at the California Institute of Technology. He is a chemist in the sales development laboratories of the Filtrol corporation in Los Angeles. It is not a merit to tolerate, but rather a crime to be intolerant—Shelley. Sorority to Sponsor Girl Scout Troop Decision to again sponsor a Girls Scout troop at Benjamin Franklin school was made by Beta Sigma Phi sorority members during their meeting Monday evening at the home of Miss Jean McKinnon. Miss Margaret Allan presided during the meeting. During the study program, Mrs. J. Kerrick spoke on the subject, "Action and the Truth," and Miss Laura Dean used as her topic, "The Abstract Truth." Officers for the coming year will be nominated when the sorority meets on March 11 at the home of Miss Allan. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! "WHAT! a water heater tank that's guaranteed FAILURE-PROOF?" Yes—it’s Rustproof! If you buy now—during this sale—you save $15-$30 Think of it! A water heater that lasts you many times as long as ordinary heaters! They may look alike, but there’s a big difference! Yes—it's Rustproof! If you buy now—during this sale—you save $15-$30 Think of it! A water heater that lasts you many times as long as ordinary heaters! They may look alike, but there's a big difference! Gas heaters with tanks of Monel or Everdur are practically failure-proof—because free from rust and corrosion. Guaranteed against rust for at least ten years. Actually, tests prove that these tanks last much longer than that! Water tends to rust and corrode any type of tank that isn't rustproof—regardless of method of heating. And the chief reason for failure of water heaters is due to rust and corrosion. Buy now! Get a guaranteed, rustproof gas water heater at saving of $15-$30! Avoid the trouble of replacement! See a merchant plumber, dealer or your gas company! SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY DIFFERENT HOMES REQUIRE DIFFERENT SIZES of water heaters. Be sure to order the correct capacity. FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY REDUCED PRICES EASY TERMS ALL MAKES RUSTPROOF TYPE·LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD HEATER Gas WATER HEATERS ANAHEIM GAZETTE WSY NOTES Mauerhan, daughter Mauerhan, has pledged toda Mu sorority at the of Redlands. Miss is also a member of the scholastic organization. was born at St. Joseph Monday to Mr. and A. Thill of 121½ E. street. A program of 1880 will be evening at the meet-tem Townsend club No. of the "Triple T" also be held during. Mrs. J. S. Flour, jr., are their home in Anaheim a two-months' trip east. who has been named ram, was born Tuesday sanitarium to Mr. and W. Hubbard, 1222 W. Mrs. Victor Ruedy into their new home Helena street. Mrs. Frank Moore, 908 street, are the parents later, born yesterday at sanitarium. show will feature the Prosperity Town-morrow evening at the house. Sponsored by the auxiliary of the club, the be staged by Master-ee 'O Day and Lauretta Junior Ebell Group Guests for Bridge Mrs. Herman Lenz and Mrs. Glenn Eustis were co-hostesses Friday at the home of the former to a group of 16 members of the Junior Ebell club in another of the series of affairs given for the ways and means committee of the senior club. Bridge was played during the afternoon with prizes being awarded to Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Arval Morris, Mrs. William Bouck and Mrs. Robert Baker. Other guests included Mrs. Wayne Griggs, Mrs. Lloyd Ross, Mrs. Carl Lemcke, Mrs. Victor Ruedy, Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, Mrs. Dick Heffern, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Donald Hermanson, Mrs. Myra Britt, Mrs. Bud Whiteman, Mrs. Everett Noonan and Mrs. Victor Peltzer. Pemberton Pupils Heard by Program Students of the Leah Pemberton studio presented the program in conjunction with the public dinner given last Thursday evening by Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 at the club's headquarters. Guest speaker of the evening was George, H. Newland, 18th congressional district manager. Appearing on the musical program were Margaret Requarth, Margaret Grussing, Ardis Adams, Arvil Triplett, Stanford Weaver, Gerald Scutt and Ted Franzle. They were accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Pemberton. Anaheim Girls on Club's Program Two Anaheim girls were among the four talented young Orange SILK HOSIERY One group in the popular 3-thread weight in all the popular shades. Extra value Day—pair 89c Special Leap Men's DRESS SHIRTS New Mark Twain Dress Shirts for Spring. Sturdy woven madras and broadcloth, every shirt sanforized shrunk and has wilt proof collar, that will not curl and wrinkle. Nice assortment of patterns. Real values at $1.65 Men's SPORT COATS New Spring styles, all wool Our Leap Year Event has needs—linens, blankets, a grand chance to complete and Summer. Every department come and shop tomorrow. Print Broadcloth A new fabric with a nubbweave in a big range of colors and patterns. A 39c value-special at-yard Fancy Denim An ideal fabric for sportswear 36-inches wide. It comes plain colors and stripes—yard Ladies' Appearing on the musical program were Margaret Requarth, Margaret Grussing, Ardis Adams, Arvil Triplett, Stanford Weaver, Gerald Scutt and Ted Franzle. They were accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Pemberton. Anaheim Girls on Club's Program Two Anaheim girls were among the four talented young Orange county musicians who appeared as guests artists on the program of the Fullerton Ebell club last Thursday evening. The 24th anniversary of the club was observed during the meeting. Musicians who took part were Miss Evelyn Bauman and Miss Ruth Perry of Anaheim, violinists, Miss Margaret Knowlton of Fullerton, cellist, and Miss Carol Larson of Orange, pianist. High Official of O. E. S. Pays Visit Official visit to Anaheim of Helen Louise Edwards of Fullerton, grand worthy matron of the Order of Eastern Star, attracted several hundred members of the lodge from Anaheim's Chispa chapter, Norwalk, Artesia and Fullerton chapters Tuesday evening. Several grand officers were also present at the meeting to honor Mrs. Edwards, as were a few past grand officers and deputy grand matrons. Twelve Newcomers On Chamber's List Anaheim Chamber of Commerce's list of newcomers to the city last week includes the names of the following; M. C. Mason, 903 E. Broadway; C. L. Marshall, 116 S. Bush; Mrs. Lewis Dance, 206 W. La Palma; Mrs. R. Maretta, 547 W. Chestnut; Mrs. Clara Faulkner, 116 E. Alberta; Lewis Richards, 217 N. Olive; Lawrence Reott, 743½ N. Lemon; T. W. Cole, 314½ S. Philadelphia; Helene Gibson, 408 W. Broadway; Ernie Hahn, 118 E. Ellsworth, N. O. Wright, 833a S. Claudina, and G. B. Williams, 616 N. Philadelphia. Grand Theater wilt proof collar, that will not curl and wrinkle. Nice assortment of patterns. Real values at $1.65 Men's SPORT COATS New Spring styles, all wool fabrics in nice patterns and latest styles. They fit and wear. Extra values at $10.95 and $13.50 New Spring NECKWEAR For men. The famous Beau Brummel ties that sleep off the wrinkles. Beau Brummel poplin ties are exclusive with us. Each $1.00 Basement SHOE DEPT. Just received the newest in Spring Footwear. In this group are gabardines, patents, and alligators. The new colors are Honey Biege, Flag Blue and Tutones. From sport to "dating" shoes. Exceptional values at $2.95 Rimes of the Times I've been known to eat raw onion and have dined on gridled grunion when occasion so de- Fancy Denim An ideal fabric for sportswear 36-inches wide. It comes plain colors and stripes—yard Ladies' SWEATERS New hand-knit sweaters in all the wanted shades, bright colors and dark shades—$3.50 New SKIRTS for Spring wear. They are shown in the latest gored pleated models in beautiful pastel shades—$2.95 Ladies' DRESSES New Spring dresses in lovely rayon prints and stripes. They are one and two piece mods in a complete range of the most colors and styles. They outstanding values at $7.95 Grand Theater Wed. Anaheim Sunday Fri. Other Days Holidays Sat 6:45 P.M. From From 6 P.M. 1:00 P.M. 304 E. Center Phone 2795 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Fri.-Sat. Mar. 1-2 FREE 10 Bags Groceries Fri. "OUTSIDE THESE WALLS" also GENE AUTRY in "GOLD MINE IN THE SKY" Amateur Nite Saturday Comedy Serial Sun.-Mon. Mar. 3-4 Mrs. Pemberton's BIG STAGE REVUE Sunday 3:30 and 8:30 LUPE VELEZ in "GIRL FROM MEXICO" also "WESTERN GOLD" Mickey Mouse Cartoon Tues.-Wed.-Thur., Mar. 5-6-7 FREE 10 Bags Groceries Wed. "MISSING DAUGHTERS" also "12 CROWDED HOURS" Comedy Serial We have installed a new Sound System. I've been known to eat raw onion and have dined on gridled grunion when occasion so demanded as the proper thing to do. "When in Rome do as the Romans," is a classic kind of omen, but might lead to complications when applied in Timbucktoo. I can chew with joy on hog leg, and at periods a frog leg, and one evening in a French cafe ate pickled snail for fun; I can even go for chowder, but I'll take a run-out powder at the mere suggestion of a (ugh!) hamburger on a bun. I'll eat fish and chips for lunch-eon or contentedly will munch on Swedish rye crisp as a diet (with a dash of beef au jus); as a guest I'll eat whatever other people do, but never would I allocate a penny for a dish of Irish stew. Some are nuts for English pancakes, while another dotes on clam bakes, since America is famed for innovations it invokes; I am strong for roasting chickens, but I can't see how the dickens anyone can find a reason for imbibing artichokes. Path Cleared for Purchase of Bonds Orange county's board of supervisors may now legally repurchase and retire outstanding Orange county flood bonds, with payment of a premium if necessary, following Governor Culbert Olson's act of signing the enabling act which had been introduced in the special session of the legislature by As- Be Given by US Thirty-five scholarships to University of Southern California are offered to high school junior college students in annual nation-wide contest underway, according to an announcement by President R.B. von KleinSmid. Based on scholastic attainment the scholarships, valued at approximately $285 each for 1940-41 academic year begin in September, are given to high school students and ten jor college graduates of accredited institutions of more than 200 rollment. Eligibility requirements say that applicants must be among the highest tenth of their class scholarship and must have a recommendation of the principal Nominations will close April according to the committee scholarships who make the selection of applicants. Only one didate may be entered by school. Buena Park Youth Admit Petty Th Charley Mendeola, 18, and Colinga, 19, both of Buena Park Saturday pleaded guilty before Justice of the Peace Chuchel to a charge of petty theft and received 30-day suspense sentence on condition they reenter the stolen property to the owner S. L. Ploeser of Buena Park. The youths admitted stealing water heater from Ploeser's home and selling it to a junk dealer Long Beach. They bought it and returned it to its owner. semblyman Thomas H. Kruse and Clyde Watson of Orlando county. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store "SEW AND SAVE" WEEK CONTINUES Leap Year Values A Leap Year Event brings special values for home clothes—linens, blankets, ladies' and men's apparel— and chance to completely outfit yourself for Spring Summer. Every department has its share of values. We and shop tomorrow—the savings are tremendous. Print Broadcloth New fabric with a nubby line in a big range of colors patterns. A 39c value— yard 29c Fancy Denim Ideal fabric for sportswear, unches wide. It comes in colors and stripes—yard 29c Krusette Prints A crown-tested spun rayon and noil silk in smart dots— new spring colors. 59c A. B. C. Koko Prints Woven of spun rayon and linen in stylish spaced designs, new colors, yard— 59c New PETTICOATS See these new rayon plaid petticoats, just right to wear Just the right time to pick out the fabrics for your Spring wardrobe. See our special displays in our windows and interior—the greatest show of fine fabrics we have ever assembled. And our prices are very low. Shan Ray Prints A crown tested spun rayon cloth in new spring pastels, yard— 59c Hob Nob Comes in a fine selection of soft pastel shades, a fine spun rayon fabric, yard 39c Tomoka A new Hollywood fabric, Fancy Denim ideal fabric for sportswear, maches wide. It comes in colors and stripes—yard 29c Ladies' SWEATERS hand-knit sweaters in all wanted shades, bright coland dark shades— $3.50 New SKIRTS Spring wear. They are wn in the latest gored and ted models in beautiful el shades— $2.95 Ladies' DRESSES New Spring dresses in lovely on prints and stripes. They one and two piece models complete range of the new ors and styles. They are standing values at $7.95 Koko Prints Woven of spun rayon and linen in stylish spaced designs, new colors, yard— 59c New PETTICOATS See these new rayon plaid petticoats, just right to wear for the new Spring suits. Many lovely color combinations are on display at $1.95 New HATS Many new Spring hats in straws and felts in all the fashionable colors— $1.95 and $2.95 Hob Nob Comes in a fine selection of soft pastel shades, a fine spun rayon fabric, yard 39c Tomoka A new Hollywood fabric, blended wool and spun rayon —in lovely spun rayon, yard 49c Harlequin Plaids A spun rayon and cotton fabric in bright Spring plaids, yard 45c Ambray Broadcloth In lovely pastel stripes with floral designs for Spring, yard 45c New Seersuckers In striking color combinations, all fast to washing, yard 39c New Spring Styles McCall, Simplicity, Butterick, Vogue and New Yorker Patterns. See our window displays. Scholarships to Be Given by USC Wait-- Be Given by USC Forty-five scholarships to the University of Southern California offered to high school and college students in the national wide contest now away, according to an agreement by President Rufus KleinSmid. Based on scholastic attainment scholarships, valued at approximately $285 each for the 41 academic year beginning September, are given to 25 school students and ten junior college graduates of accredited institutions of more than 200 enrolment. Vigility requirements state applicants must be among the highest tenth of their class in parish and must have the recommendation of the principal. Applications will close April 15, leading to the committee on parishes who make the selection of applicants. Only one can be entered by a call. Bena Park Youths Admit Petty Theft Harley Mendeola, 18, and Ray Boga, 19, both of Buena Park Saturday pleaded guilty before Judge of the Peace Charles Del to a charge of petty theft received 30-day suspended sentence on condition they return stolen property to the owner, Ploeser of Buena Park. The youths admitted stealing a car heater from Ploeser's home selling it to a junk dealer at Beach. They bought it back returned it to its owner. Pollyman Thomas H. Kuchel Clyde Watson of Orange City. Wait, is there a space after "For Our Spring"? Yes, there is a space after "For Our Spring". Wait, is there a space after "HART SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS FOR PARTICULAR MEN ON DISPLAY SOON AT YUNGBLUTH'S" Yes, there is a space after "YUNGBLUTH'S". Is there a space after "145 WEST CENTER STREET"? Yes, there is a space after "145 WEST CENTER STREET".