anaheim-gazette 1940-03-21

Anaheim, Calif., March 21, 1940 SOCIETY D. A. R. State Regent Lauds Anaheim Club Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. David Toms, Mrs. Nellie Seitz, Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Elenora A. Parker attended the 32nd state conference of the Daughters of the American Revolution last week at Riverside. The highlight of the sessions was the yearly reports of the 93 chapter regents. The state regent, Mrs. John Whittier Howe Hodge, remarked that while she had no desire to comment on any particular chapter's report, she did feel that there is one chapter in the state that greatly merits commendation. She said Mother Colony chapter is outstanding, being the only chapter in the state maintaining a house. Several efforts had been made in various parts of the state to have chapters undertake such a project, but all such efforts have been complete failures, she said. Again Mother Colony deserves special mention because the chapter not only maintains an exhibit, but is preserving early history by so doing, and thus is doing a great work educationally, Mrs. Hodge said. Sorority Entertains Fraternity Members The Gammas, sponsored by the Anaheim chapter of the Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity, entertained members of the latter group last Mrs. Wollenman Agains Heads P.-T. A. Members of the Anaheim union high school Parent-Teacher association last Thursday re-elected Mrs. Rudolph Wollenman as their president for the coming year. Other officers chosen were Mrs. W. R. Ward, first vice president; Mrs. R. H. Richard, recording secretary; Mrs. R. A. Patrick, corresponding secretary; Mrs. B. E. Baumbach, treasurer; Mrs. John Wilson, historian, and Mrs. L. N. Wisser, auditor. Historical Author Visits Pioneer House Mrs. Bess Adams Garner and Mrs. Honor Easton, both of Claremont, were visitors at the Pioneer House on North West street Tuesday morning. Mrs. Easton is a former resident of Anaheim. Mrs. Garner is the president of the Historical Society of Pomona valley and is also author of several books, including "Windows in an Old Adobe," "Story of the Palomares Adobe," and "Mexican Notes in the Margin." The Palomares Adobe has just been restored by the city of Pomona and the Historical society, bearing in mind constantly the real California ranch house type of old. A descendant of the Palomares family has been persuaded to move into the old home with her family and will act as Miss Kathleen Sheehan John W. McFarland At Santa Ana Presbyterian Church of friends of Miss Kathleen Sheehan they exchanged wedding vows evening. The bride is the daughter of Anaheim and the bridegroom McFarland of Santa Ana. Officiated at the ceremony. The J. S. Freemans Honored Sunday Birthday anniversaries of and Mrs. J. S. Freeman were celebrated at a family gathering at the Freeman home on East Cedar Street last Sunday. Anniversary of the honored couple were Monday. Among the relatives who greeted at the Freeman home were six children, six grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Sharing the dinner and birth cake and the afternoon of visits were Mrs. Gladys Llewellyn Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. DeVinney of Hawthorne and children, Roian, Dallas and Ann; Mr. and Mrs. Will Umland of Balboa, Mr. and O. R. Freeman of Fullerton, and Mrs. Ara Kinney of La Hire; Mr. and Mrs. Nick Freeman Midway City, Mrs. Emogeneaton of San Francisco, Mrs. Abbott and Mrs. Bessie Riggs Balboa, Freeman Kinney, Mr. Mrs. Dick-Gillihan and son, ny, of Anaheim, and Mrs. W. C. Peoples and daughter die May Peoples, of Midway. Parents Announce Marriage of Son Sorority Entertains Fraternity Members The Gammas, sponsored by the Anaheim chapter of the Kappa Alpha Phi fraternity, entertained members of the latter group last Friday evening at the fraternity house on North Palm street. Members of the two organizations enjoyed a dinner at the start of the evening, after which various entertainment features were presented. Acting as hostesses for the occasion were the Misses Rene Schook, Gwen Schook, Margaret Mansur, Marjorie Carnes, Alma Baker and Elaine Breeden, and the Mesdames Anita Warner, Annie Mansur, Nora Fallert, Elizabeth West and Mid Pomeroy. The guests were Vern Mansur, Mel Gledhill, Loring Warner, Hal Eastham, Ralph Carnes, Paul Fallert, Wray Pomeroy, Don Ferguson, C. J. Gott, Tom Fisher, George Nickles, Merle West and Pershing Hodgson. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! "At last—a water heater tank that's guaranteed FAILURE-PROOF." RIGHT! It’s RUSTPROOF, with double the time. During special SALE you save $15 to Provide for extra years of unfailing hot water s They’re yours when you own a rustproof gas water For these marvelous gas heaters do away with the chief for heater failure. 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LIMITED TIME ONLY REDUCED PRICES EASY TERMS MANY MAKES RUSTPROOF TYPE • LIBERAL TRADE-IN ON YOUR OLD HEATER Gas WATER HEATER Mrs Kathleen Sheridan Weds John W. McFarland Friday Evening Santa Ana Presbyterian Church The First Presbyterian church of Santa Ana was filled with scores of Miss Kathleen Sheridan and John W. McFarland when exchanged wedding vows in impressive services last Friday long. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan Naheim and the bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. O. Scott Naheim of Santa Ana. Dr. McFarland, pastor of the church, attended at the ceremony. The J. S. Freemans Honored Sunday Birthday anniversaries of Mr. Mrs. J. S. Freeman were celebrated at a family gathering at Freeman home on East Center last Sunday. Anniversaries the honored couple were Monong the relatives who gathat the Freeman home were six children, six grandchillars and two great-grandchildren. Baring the dinner and birthday and the afternoon of visiting Mrs. Gladys Llewellyn of Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nuney of Hawthorne and their fren, Roland, Dallas and Ida Mr. and Mrs. William and of Balboa, Mr. and Mrs. R. Freeman of Fullerton, Mr. Mrs. Ara Kinney of La Habra, and Mrs. Nick Freeman of away City, Mrs. Emogene Sutof San Francisco, Mrs. Anna Cott and Mrs. Bessie Rigny of Booa, Freeman Kinney, Mr. and Dick Gillihan and son, Denof Anaheim, and Mrs. and Mrs. C. Peoples and daughter, AdMay Peoples, of Midway City. Parents Announce Marriage of Son A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENNER Easter F Royal Irish Linen DAMASK SETS Beautiful, gleaming Irish linen sets with hemstitched hems. Note our low prices— 54 x 54 Set $4.95 54 x 70 set $5.95 64 x 84 Set $8.95 with 6 or 8 napkins to each set. Tufted BEDSPREADS A new weave by Bates, white only, single and double sizes— Easter special— Bath TOWELS Large size absorbent Bath Towels, assorted and patterns—Easter spec 4 for $1.00 Ladies Handkerchief All linen initial hankies of 6, nice quality — Special—2 Sets or 12 for $1.00 Costume JEWELRY Mrs. Ara Kinney of La Habra, and Mrs. Nick Freeman of Way City, Mrs. Emogene Sutton of San Francisco, Mrs. Anna Scott and Mrs. Bessie Rigny of Boa, Freeman Kinney, Mr. and Dick Gillihan and son, Denof Anaheim, and Mrs. and Mrs. C. Peoples and daughter, Ad-May Peoples, of Midway City. Parents Announce Marriage of Son Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Bungay finally announced last Friday in marriage of their son, Georgeacent Bungay, and Miss Louiseate, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. twin Tante of Atlanta, Ga. The ceremony was performed at Yuma Saturday March 9. The young people had originally invited to a formal reception at the Sheridan home on North Lemon street following the ceremony. In the reception line were the parents of the couple and presiding over the tea urns were four close friends of the bride's family, Mrs. Charles H. Mann, Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mrs. C. A. Neighbors and Mrs. L. C. Vincent. Sharing hostess duties were the bride's three aunts, Mrs. Albert Carlen of Anaheim, Mrs. Agnes Clark of Denver, Colo., and Mrs. A. C. Upton of Evanston, Ill., and her cousin, Miss Vera Clark of Denver. Bridal attendants assisted in serving throughout the evening, as did Miss Martha Neighbors. The new Mr. and Mrs. McFarland left on a northern honeymoon trip and will be at home in another week in the attractive house they have just built at 2595 Sycamore drive, San Marino. Mr. McFarland, who attended Santa Ana schools, Stanford, and University of Southern California, is now industrial engineer with Sears Roebuck in Los Angeles. Mrs. McFarland was graduated from Anaheim schools and U.C.L.A. and since graduation has taught school at Cypress. NEWSY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dailey, 401 S. Claudina street, are the parents of the daughter, born Sunday, March 17, at St. Joseph hospital. Robert Fluor of 700 N. Clemen-tine St., Anaheim, has been pledged by Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity, at U. S. C. Fluor is enrolled in the college of engineering at S.C. He was graduated from Anaheim union high school. Miss Mary O. Shea, a graduate student at the University of California at Berkeley, is spending the Easter vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Shea. During the past week-end she attended the Southwest district conference of the American Association for Health, Physical Education and Recreation at Long Beach. Grand Theater Tufted BEDSPREADS A new weave by Bates, white only, single and double sizes—Easter special— $3.69 Lace CLOTHS 72 x 90 size Quaker lace dinner cloths, beautiful designs, long lasting quality—Easter special $4.69 Druid SHEETS Sturdy quality in the 81 x 108 size. An exceptoinal Easter special—each 98c 42x36 Pillow Cases ... 19c Embroidered PILLOW CASES Hand embroidered pillow cases in nice selection of designs—Enster special—pair $1.00 A daughter was born at St. Joseph hospital last Monday, March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hein of R. D. 4, Box 359-A, Anaheim. Program is Planned By Prosperity Club A musical treat is in store for those who attend the regular meeting of Prosperity Townsend club of Anaheim, tomorrow evening in Ebell clubhouse. Bullwackers Club Will Enter Selection of commit members to arrange for participation in the Oratory fair was the principle trasacted last eight at of the Anaheim Bullwack club at the home of Jo Chosen on the comm Club Leader Bob M Clyde Hoskins, Reuben and Morris Carroll. To be held on June 8 and 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. 22-23 10 Bags Groceries Friday "BOMBS OVER LONDON" also — "PURPLE VIGILANTES" Cartoon Serial Amateur Nite Saturday 8:45 Sun.-Mon. Mar. 24-25 GENE AUTRY in "SINGING VAGABOND" also — "GOLDEN BOY" Mickey Mouse Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. Mar. 26-27-28 10 Bags Groceries Wednesday "SORORITY HOUSE" also — "DESERT PATROL" Errol Comedy Serial Program is Planned By Prosperity Club A musical treat is in store for those who attend the regular meeting of Prosperity Townsend club of Anaheim, tomorrow evening, in Ebell clubhouse. Following the business session, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Clark and daughter, known as "The Musical Clarks," will bring a sacred concert appropriate to Good Friday, consisting of a variety of songs and choruses. Concluding the program Rev. W. G. Smith will talk briefly on the subject: "Human Needs and Divine Suffering." The Ladies' Auxiliary has decided to postpone the bazaar, announced for March 22 and 23, for two weeks on account of Good Friday and the Easter vacation, and it will take place Friday and Saturday, April 5 and 6. However, some of their handiwork, including a beautiful quilt just finished will be on display in the clubroom this week. Sister of Anaheim Resident Succumbs Friends of William R. Sidenfaden of Anaheim were saddened Tuesday to learn of the death of his sister, Miss Elsie L. Sidenfaden, 35, who passed away at her home in Los Angeles Tuesday. Requiem mass was celebrated at St. Paul's church yesterday. Besides the brother here, Miss Sidenfaden is survived by another brother, Oscar L. Sidenfaden of Los Angeles. Vic LaMont, for City Treasurer. March 18, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Hein of R. D. 4, Box 359-A, Anaheim. Selection of a committee members to arrange for participation in the Oratory fair was the principal trnasacted last eight at of the Anaheim Bullwheel club at the home of Jo Chosen on the commissary Club Leader Bob M Clyde Hoskins, Reuben and Morris Carroll. The be held on June 8 and Clyde Hoskins was into the club as a new by President Joe Lieber and other new members initiated at the meet club on April 3, it was. DEWEY WILL S Plans for a mammoth in the Hollywood Thomas E. Dewey, cruc York district attorney date for the Republican trial nomination, on the April 20 were being here today. Two Anaheim Join Army R George H. Kneip, 8 street and Edward L. S. Vine street, Anaheim in the United State March 11 for service w coast artillery with Fort Worden, Wash., nounced Thursday Aubrey Lippincott, recruiting officer. Kneip and Sellers cation for enlistment Santa Ana recruiting were enlisted at Fort after which they were chosen station, Colon said. Buy now and Buy O. H. RENNER It is easy to select a smart planned wardrobe for Easter at The S. Q. R. Store, also home needs and Easter Gifts. COME TOMORROW AND SAVE IN OUR EASTER VALUES. Many EASTER DOLLAR VALUE IN ALL DEPARTMENTS Of Extra Values Bath TOWELS Large size absorbent Cannon Bath Towels, assorted colors and patterns—Easter special— 4 for $1.00 Ladies Handkerchiefs All linen initial hankies, in sets of 6, nice quality — Easter Special—2 Sets or 12 for $1.00 Costume JEWELRY Print APRONS Cleverly styled aprons in assorted colors, 50c quality—Easter special— 3 for $1.00 Ladies SLIPS Neat rayon slips, plain or some lace trimmed—Easter special— $1.00 Rayon UNDIES Ladies Rayon panties and shorts — Easter Special 2 for $1.00 EASTER VALUES for Men Mark Twain SHIRTS Mens dress shirts in white and patterned shirts. All woven fabrics in attractive patterns, sanforized and have non-wilt collar—Easter Special $1.65 Easter TIES Handkerchiefs All linen initial hankies, in sets of 6, nice quality — Easter Special—2 Sets or 12 for $1.00 Costume JEWELRY One lot of coral and turquoise jewelry, very appropriate for Easter. $1.00 value — Easter special—each 69c Coty PERFUME 2¼ dram dropper top bottle, exquisite odeur—Easter Special $1.00 69c FABRICS Included are plain spun rayon, striped, pre-shrunk rayons and prints—Easter special—2 yards $1.00 Wembdon Lavender SOAP Packed 12 cakes to a box, a regular $1.80 value. Easter special—per box $1.00 Neat rayon slips, plain or some lace trimmed—Easter special—$1.00 Rayon UNDIES Ladies Rayon panties and shorts — Easter Special 2 for $1.00 New BRAIDED RUGS New, colorful, braided rugs in three sizes. Specially priced for Easter— 18 x 30 size ...59c 24 x 48 size ...$1.59 30 x 60 size ...$2.49 Ruffled CURTAINS Marquisette tie-back curtains, 92 inches wide, 2 1/6 yards long in pastels and cream color —Easter Special—pair $1.59 Sash CURTAINS 40-inches long — cream with red, green, yellow and blue figured designs—Easter special—pari 59c MORE ABOUT Athletics Leave (Continued from Page 1) produced one run, but Miles lined out to Van Robays to end the threat with the tying and winning runs on the bases. Three singles, one by Al Simmons who pinch-hit for Dario Lodiagani, and two outfield flies provided the run. Philadelphia did all its scoring against the White Sox via the home run method. Wally Moses got one off Valley Eaves in the Selection of a committee of four members to arrange for the club's participation in the Orange county fair was the principal business trnasacted last eight at a meeting of the Anaheim Bullwackers 4-H club at the home of Joe Lieb, Jr. Chosen on the committee were Club Leader Bob Neiswanger, Clyde Hoskins, Reuben DeLeon and Morris Carroll. The fair will be held on June 8 and 9. Clyde Hoskins was welcomed into the club as a new member, by President Joe Lieb, Jr. He and other new members will be initiated at the meeting of the club on April 3, it was decided. DEWEY WILL SPEAK Plans for a mammoth meeting in the Hollywood Bowl for Thomas E. Dewey, crusading New York district attorney and candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, on the night of April 20 were being completed here today. Two Anaheim Youths Join Army Recently George H. Kneip, 841 N. Palm street and Edward L. Sellers, 214 S. Vine street, Anaheim, enlisted in the United States army on March 11 for service with the 14th coast artillery with station at Fort Worden, Wash., it was announced Thursday by Colonel Aubrey Lippincott, Los Angeles recruiting officer. Kneip and Sellers made application for enlistment through the Santa Ana recruiting office and were enlisted at Fort MacArthur, after which they were sent to their chosen station, Colonel Lippincott said. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! by JACKIE MURPHY and JIMMIE TOWNSEND JUNIOR PLAY SELECTED At last the long awaited moment arrived in Anaheim union high school and some 1400 students heard the junior class announce that the final cast of the junior play had been selected. The juniors choose "Bab," a widely known play for their production this year. Those selected were "Bab," Jean Southerland; Leila Archbold, Charolette Schooley; Hannah, Marilyn Parker; Mrs. Archbold, Nancy Shoemaker; William, Jimmy Patrick; Carter Brooks, Keith Presson; James Archbold, Ted Franzle; Jane Raleigh, Marjorie Fischback; Clinton Bereford, David Carlen; Eddie Perkins, George Garabedian; Guy Grosvenor, Tom Hillary. "Bab" is a play concerning a young girl who announced her engagement to a non-existent young man and what proves a bigger surprise yet is that the person turns up to add to the confusion. Miss Helen Grant said that those chosen would have a good chance for acting and appearing before a audience for poise. ANNUAL TICKETS NOW ON SALE Annual tickets are now on sale for the 1940 Colonist year book, it was recently announced. The Colonist is printed by school students under the supervision of John B. Kennedy, Colonist adviser. The Colonist had been picked for several years as an all American book. JUNIOR DANCE To prove to the school that the junior class really did have a cure for spring fever, the junior class produced one run, but Miles lined out to Van Robays to end the threat with the tying and winning runs on the bases. Three singles, one by Al Simmons who pinch-hit for Dario Lodiagani, and two outfield flies provided the run. Philadelphia did all its scoring against the White Sox via the home run method. Wally Moses got one off Valley Eaves in the third and Dee Miles followed with another in the fourth. Bill Beckman proved a cousin for the Sox during his three-inning shift on the mound giving up three of the four runs. Lee Potter and Chet Poindexter hurled effectively and gave Beckman a 2 to 1 margin when he took over in the seventh. Cafe Improvement To Be Begun Soon Irving Levin, former manager of the Pioneer Liquor stores here who about a month ago purchased the Pine Knot cafe at 117 E. Center street, this week announced plans for remodeling and enlarging his cafe. Installation of new tables and booths and redecorating to follow the knotty pine motif are planned, Levin said. He also announced that meals have been improved and will be maintained on a high standard and that he has obtained a license to sell beer. started the Easter vacation with a dance sponsored by the P.-T. A. in the Anaheim union high school girls' gym last Friday. George Garabedian furnished the music for the affair. The Easter decorations for the gym were pastel streamers hanging from the roof and adjoining walls.