anaheim-gazette 1940-05-23

Anaheim, Calif., May 23, 1940 SOCIETY St. Boniface Music Pupils in Recital The recital by the music pupils of St. Boniface school was presented at St. Boniface hall last Monday evening, under the direction of Sister Mary Bertha, O. P., music teacher. Students, in addition to the orchestra, who took part were Wanda Simeon, Betty Joe Simons, Mary Volz, Dorothy South, Marilyn Schmitt, Charlotte Orman, Mary Jean Eickholt, Patricia Crowley, Imogene Larson, Virginia Heinz, Dolores Pelitzer, Cecilia Heinz, Patty Ann Kirch, Rose Marie Meric, Joan DeWitt, Rita Beck, Betty Jane Robert, Nelda Schumacher, Elaine Schumacher, Evelyn Bevins, Patricia Orman, Thomas Willis, Rose Dominguez, Laura Karcher, and Gertrude Liekhus. These same students, plus Albert Steichen, Eugene Bevins and Larry Braddock comprised the orchestra. Club Members Attend Functions Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club was represented at two functions late last week. On Thursday evening Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, club president, Miss Ruth Starr, Mrs. Vincenta Carleton, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Miss NEWSY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Workman of 313 South Lemon street are the parents of a son, born May 18, at Orange county hospital. A son was born May 20 at St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Wilson of 403 South Claudina street. Dr. and Mrs. Llewellyn E. Wilson and family are now at home in their new residence at 558 South Illinois street. They formerly resided at 723 South Helena street. Mrs. J. H. Haines is the new president of the Dorcas society of Wesley Methodist church, having been elected last Thursday to succeed Mrs. R. E. Jeffress, who has moved to Whittier. Mrs. L. E. Wilson and Mrs. John Larson were elected president and secretary, respectively; of the Orange County Medical society auxiliary last week. Others attending the meeting from Anaheim were Mrs. Arthur Elliott, and Mrs. E. H. Kersten. New officers elected last Thursday by Circle Three, White Temple Methodist church, include Mrs. William Gunnell, president; Mrs. E. A. Becker, secretary; Mrs. H. H. Heckman, treasurer, and Wedding Plans Told During Tea Engagement of Miss Louise Humphreys of Buena Vista to Leo Cornelious Maley of Anaheim was announced Sunday afternoon during an informal at the Buena Park Women's club house. The wedding is to place on September 11. Humphreys is the daughter of Mrs. John Humphreys of Buena Park and Mr. Maley is the son of Mrs. Cornelious Maley of Anaheim. Some 80 friends and relatives called during the afternoon receive the news. Those from Anaheim were the Mesdames Maley, K. Maley, Fred Law, J. Olson, Joe Klapper, T. Daly, K Davis, Hazel Davis, Sam Benton W. Irwin Nickle, H. Runyon, Gertrude Grady, and the Mary Ellen Grady, Ruth Dale Elsie Klapper, Eleanor Davis, J Runyon, Betty Runyon, Grady and Helen Canton. From Buena Park were Mesdames David F. Lemke, Humphreys, Mabelle Blose, McKenzie, William Mitchell, Hartman, John Mitchell, Elizabeth Duce, Darrel Whitney, Middleton, C. M. Shear, Ada Wagg, E. Thurman, L. T. Will L. J. Blose, L. E. Berkey, N Bastady, Lillian Neal, Nina Srodrold, John Page, Mary Helen Nadty, Emmanuel Bastady, Arbyers, Ed Martin, George Bob Cole, C. E. Maltas, Ed Bady and Evelyn Sutherland. The Misses Claribel Len Connie Blose, Doris McKenzie Cornelia Mitchell, Virginia Louise Jones, Winnifred W Club Members Attend Functions Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club was represented at two functions late last week. On Thursday evening Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, club president, Miss Ruth Starr, Mrs. Vincenta Carleton, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Miss Marjorie Pibel and Miss Beatrice DeVilbiss attended the formal installation dinner of the Business and Professional Women's club of Newport Beach. Friday evening, Mrs. Hathaway, Miss Starr and Miss Pibel were guests at a dinner for county council members held at Laguna Beach Inn. Grand Theater 304 E. Center—Ph 2795—Anaheim Open 6:45 Monday to Saturday Sunday continuous from 1:15 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Friday-Saturday, May 24-25 Every Friday CASH Prizes Come Early! BOB STEEL in "DURANGO VALLEY RAIDERS" also "GANGS OF NEW YORK" Amateurs Every Sat. Nite Sun.Mon.. May 26-27 Sunday Giveaway 3 P. M. LEO CARRILLO in "FISHERMAN WHARF" with BOBBY BREEN Also "ROMANCE OF THE REDWOODS" Western plus On Stage 8:30 another Great PEMBERTON REVUE Singers-Dancers and Everything to make a Grand Show Tues.-Thurs., May 28-30 Cash Giveaway Every Wed. at 9 P. M. John Boles-Rosalind Russell in "CRAIGS WIFE" plus "ROOKIES COP" with ACE THE WONDER DOG New officers elected last Thursday by Circle Three, White Temple Methodist church, include Mrs. William Gunnell, president; Mrs. E. A. Becker, secretary; Mrs. H. H. Heckman, treasurer, and Miss Viola Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Baker are the parents of a son, born Saturday morning at Fullerton General hospital. The infant has been named John Edward and he is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baker and Mrs. and Mrs. A. B. Becker. Engagement of Miss Maxine Vetter to Wayne Carlson was announced last Thursday night. The marriage will take place in August 11. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs. W. J. Vetter, and Mr. Carlson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carlson of Orange. Carolyn Fiscus, 4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Niles Fiscus underwent an appendectomy at St. Joseph hospital recently. Mrs. Emma Polhemus of South Gate, former resident of Anaheim and mother of H. D. Polhemus of Placentia road, is convalescing from a fractured hip suffered about two weeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch and Dr. and Mrs. John Boege returned last week end from a two-weeks' trip to the south and east. Mr. and Mrs. Tausch are spending this week at Saboba HotSprings. Paul Davidson of Superior Radio service returned this morning from a visit of several weeks with his father in Des Moines, Iowa. Judge Westover to Speak Here Tonight Superior Judge Harry C. Westover will be the speaker at tonight's meeting of Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 at 224 East Center street. Beginning next Tuesday, the club will meet on that day instead of on Thursdays, it was announced by Mrs. Ida Freeman, president of the club. Duce, Darrel Whitney, H Middleton, C. M. Shear, Ada Wagg, E. Thurman, L. T. Will L. J. Blose, L. E. Berkey, N Bastady, Lillian Neal, Nina Srod, John Page, Mary Helen Tady, Emmanuel Bastady, Ar Byers, Ed Martin, George Bob Cole, C. E. Malta, Ed Bady and Evelyn Sutherland. The Misses Claribel Leen Connie Blose, Doris McKen Cornelia Mitchell, Virginia Ra Louise Jones, Winnifred W Elizabeth Berkey, Barbara Baity, Jane Sherrod, Ruth Basley and Katherine Maltas. Guests from Long Beach Mrs. Allie W. Fox, Mrs. Dor W. Sheppard, Mrs. Ida Chase, J. Wesley Lee, Mrs. Maud Bean, Mrs. Wade Walker, Ruth Riddell, Mrs. Dorothy Valberg and Mrs. Jeann Reichner. Other guests were Mrs. The C. Bittle, Whittier; Mrs. J Morgan, Mrs. Ruth F. Morgan, Miss Betty Morgan, Fullerton, Miss Florence Stotter, Bakers. Old family silver was worn among which was a teapot made of pewter in 1776. It entered family service in 1818 and been handed down six generations. First Aid Club to Be Formed in C June 4 has been set as the for the organization of a First club and presentation of ceatates to those who have completed first aid courses under the Cross in Anaheim, Mrs.W Melton, red cross chairman, ported at the meeting of the executive committee of the Ana Red Cross chapter Tuesday. The meeting will be held at Anaheim union high school Marion Pickle has been placed charge of organizing the club. A purpose underlies charitable culture, position, attainment every sort.-Munger. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim Singers-Dancers and Everything to make a Grand Show Tues.-Thurs., May 28-30 Cash Giveaway Every Wed. at 9 P.M. John Boles-Rosalind Russell in "CRAIGS WIFE" plus "ROOKIES COP" with ACE THE WONDER DOG Judge Westover to Speak Here Tonight Superior Judge Harry C. West-over will be the speaker at tonight's meeting of Anaheim Townsend club No.1 at 224 East Center street. Beginning next Tuesday, the club will meet on that day instead of on Thursdays, it was announced by Mrs. Ida Freeman, president of the club. "I do half my errands by telephone—and seem to have twice as many friends. How did I ever do without this service?" GOOD AND LOW-PRICED as your telephone service is today...useful as it is to you in so many ways...nevertheless thousands of scientists, engineers and their assistants are constantly at work in the Bell Telephone Laboratories to make it still faster, more dependable and more economical. Progress never stops. For instance: modern Long Distance. Have you tried it lately? SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY 217 North Lemon Street, Telephone Anaheim 2101 EDDING PLANS AND DURING TEA Engagement of Miss Joan Humphreys of Buena Park to Cornelious Maley of Analuna was announced Sunday noon during an informal tea at Buena Park Women's club. The wedding is to take place on September 11. Miss Humphreys is the daughter of John Humphreys of Buena Park and Mr. Maley is the son of Cornelious Maley of Analuna. 80 friends and relatives will attend during the afternoon to receive the news. Those from Buena Park were the Mesdames C. Ley, K. Maley, Fred Law, John Klapper, T. Daly, E. L. Hazel Davis, Sam Benson, Win Nickle, H. Runyon, andude Grady, and the Misses Ellen Grady, Ruth Davis, Klapper, Eleanor Davis, Jean Jon, Betty Runyon, Jane Jay and Helen Canton. From Buena Park were the James David F. Lemke, Jack Humphreys, Mabelle Blose, Mamie Benzie, William Mitchell, Roseman, John Mitchell, Elizabeth Darrel Whitney, Helen Helton, C. M. Shear, Ada M. G., E. Thurman, L. T. Wilsey, Blose, L. E. Berkey, Nellieady, Lillian Neal, Nina Sher-John Page, Mary Helen Bas-Emmanuel Bastady, Arthur S., Ed Martin, George Cole, Cole, C. E. Maltas, Ed Basta-and Evelyn Sutherland. Misses Claribel Lemke, Jie Blose, Doris McKenzie, Melia Mitchell, Virginia Robey, Lee Jones, Winnifred Wagg, Kathleen Burkhard's Engagement Told July 8 has been set as the date for the marriage of Miss Kathleen Burkhard to Vincent Dyckman of Yorba Linda, friends of the young couple learned last Friday evening when the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burkhard formally announced the engagement. Mr. Dyckman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Dyckman of Yorba Linda. Friends of the bride-elect who will be in the wedding party assisted Mrs. Burkhard in hostess duties. Miss Dorris Gilmore of Santa Ana, who will be maid of honor, handed each guest a gardenia, to which was attached a school which announced the engagement. Miss Laurabelle Quarton and Miss Dolores Dyckman assisted in serving refreshments. Peacock-Eldred Marriage Revealed Friends of Herbert L. Eldred and the former Nelle Jean Peacock were surprised last Friday to learn of their marriage, which took place on April 21 at Kingman, Arizona. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. J. B. Criswell of Anaheim. Both Mr. and Mrs. Eldred are both well known in Anaheim. Mr. Eldred operated a service station for some time, until he recently became affiliated with L. C. Herron in the operation of the Drive-in market at 400 North Los Angeles street. Mrs. Eldred is employed in the business office of the Anaheim Bulletin. SATURDAY, MAY 25 the great twice a year event. It brings you VALUES galore, exciting BADGAINS and outsanding SAVINGS. GREEN TAG SILK HOSE Full fashioned in good stylish shades. They are irregulars of higher priced hose—all sizes. Green Tag Day— 2 pair $1.19 LINEN HANKIES All Linen, with hand rolled hems—Green Tag Day— 12 for $1.00 PRINT Food Preserve Bags and bowl covers of boiled silk for the refrigerator BAGS—2 sizes, each 34¢ Set of 6 bowl covers, 4 inches—Set of 6— 36¢ Better Rayon for dresses in both print fancy weaves — 69¢ V Green Tag Day Special— 36¢ Darrel Whitney, Helen Heleton, C. M. Shear, Ada M. E. Thurman, L. T. Wilsey, Blose, L. E. Berkey, Nellie Lady, Lillian Neal, Nina Sher-John Page, Mary Helen Bas-Emmanuel Bastady, Arthur Ed Martin, George Cole, Cole, C. E. Maltas, Ed Basta-and Evelyn Sutherland. Misses Claribel Lemke, Joe Blose, Doris McKenzie, Celia Mitchell, Virginia Robey, Joe Jones, Winnifred Wagg, Beth Berkey, Barbara Basta-Jane Sherrod, Ruth Bastady Katherine Maltas. Guests from Long Beach were Allie W. Fox, Mrs. Dorothy Sheppard, Mrs. Idh Chase, Mrs. Vesley Lee, Mrs. Maude R., Mrs. Wade Walker, Mrs. Riddell, Mrs. Dorothy R. Berg and Mrs. Jeannette Inner. Other guests were Mrs. Thomas Bittle, Whittier; Mrs. Jackie Bogan, Mrs. Ruth F. Morgan and Betty Morgan, Fullerton, and Florence Stotter, Bakersfield. Family silver was used, ring which was a teapot made byster in 1776. It entered the early service in 1818 and has handed down six generations. First Aid Club to Be Formed in City June 4 has been set as the date of the organization of a First Aid club and presentation of certifi- to those who have completed aid courses under the Red Cross in Anaheim, Mrs. W. E. Bonn, red cross chairman, re-ed at the meeting of the executive committee of the Anaheim Cross chapter Tuesday. The meeting will be held at the neim union high school. Jon Pickle has been placed in charge of organizing the club. Purpose underlies character, cure, position, attainment of any sort.—Munger. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! Nothing is achieved before it be thoroughly attempted. LINEN HANKIES All Linen, with hand rolled hems—Green Tag Day— 12 for $1.00 PRINT APRONS One rack of printed coverall aprons, 79¢ quality. Green Tag Special— 2 for $1.29 DU PARC SOAP Made by nationally famous maker, a 65¢ value, 9 cakes to the box. Green Tag Special— Box 49¢ CHAIR PADS Chintz covered chair pads in 4 colors. Green Tag Day Special, Set of 4 for 89¢ Chenille BEDSPREADS New shipment of heavy tufted bedspreads in white and all stylish colors. Special for Green Tag Day— $3.69 $100,000 Drive-in Theater Proposed A $50,000 building permit was issued late last week by the county building department to Orange County Theater, Inc., for construction of a large drive-in theater at the corner of 101 highway and Placentia avenue. A total investment of $100,000 is being planned, it was said. Hospital Attendance Position Available Examination for the post-hospital attendant open men and women will be Los Angeles by the state senate board on June 27, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of partment of employment Ana: Applications will accepted if postmarked later... Nothing is achieved before it be buy now and Buy in Anaheim! thoroughly attempted. STOP OVER HERE SAN FRANCISCO TO CHICAGO EAST VIA SAN FRANCISCO NO EXTRA RAIL FARE! NEW SAN FRANCISCO WORLD'S FAIR opens this Saturday! Bigger, better, more fun than ever! See Treasure Island on your way east this summer! Ride the streamlined Daylight to San Francisco ...stop over and see the Big Show...then continue east. Doesn't cost 1c extra rail fare! SEE BOTH FAIRS for as little as $90—the complete roundtrip—traveling in air-conditioned chair cars on fine, fast trains. Southern Pacific OVER RORER, Agent S.P., Depot, Anaheim, Phone 2503 Depot at Los Angeles and Santa Ana Streets $100,000 Drive-in Theater Proposed A $50,000 building permit was issued late last week by the county building department to Orange County Theater, Inc., for construction of a large drive-in theater at the corner of 101 highway and Placentia avenue. A total investment of $100,000 is being planned, it was said: The drive-in theater will have a capacity of 820 automobiles, with patented devices permitting the proper elevation of each machine. Each space will be wired for sound which will come from wires underground. Hospital Attendance Position Available Examination for the post-hospital attendant open men and women will be in Los Angeles by the state senate board on June 27, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of the department of employment in Ana. Applications will be accepted if postmarked late midnight June 17. The salary is $100 a month. Application blanks and further information concerning requirements be obtained at the office department of employment West Fifth street, Santa Ana. -Hollywood Park Gets Puett Gate Featuring the latest bomber-type release, the famed Puett electric gate will be introduced to California race tracks when Hollywood launches its summer race meet at Inglewood on Memorial Day. Although developed at the Douglas airplane factory in Santa Monica, Puett gate received its initial tests in Canada. Now used by virtually the major race tracks in the United States, the electric barrier is one greatest modern achievements in the sport of thoroughbred racing. MAY 25 event. It brings exciting BARing SAVINGS. A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store AGDAY Come to the S. Q. R. Store and SAVE when you BUY. Remember the date SAT., MAY 25 Food Preservers Bags and bowl covers of heavy silked silk for the refrigerator. BAGS—2 sizes, each 34¢ Set of 6 bowl covers, 4 to 13 inches—Set of 6— 36¢ Better Rayons For dresses in both prints and fancy weaves — 69¢ Values. Green Tag Day Special—Yard 36¢ Pequot Sheets Famous for their smooth quality and long wear. Green Tag Day Special— 81x99—each ... $1.19 72x108—each ... $1.19 42x36 Cases, each ... 30¢ EMBROIDERED Pillow Cases Nice quality in beautiful designs. Come in gift boxes— Green Tag Day Special $1.00 Marquisettes Mens Suits One group of 12 men's all wool suits, light colors. Green Tag Special— $8.95 Another group, 10 men's all wool suits, light summer patterns. Green Tag Special— $12.85 Boys' Suits Boys' 2 piece slax suit, sanfo- EMBROIDERED Pillow Cases Nice quality in beautiful designs. Come in gift boxes—Green Tag Day Special $1.00 Marquisettes for curtains—in lovely patterns and all colors, 39¢ values. Green Tag Day—Yard 16¢ Cretonnes 36 inch cretannes in tan background with assorted floral designs. Green Tag Day—Yard 20¢ Ladies' Dresses One group of rayon dresses, broken lines, values up to $7.95. Green Tag Daya Special— $2.95 Slack Suits Ladies slack suits in assorted styles and colors, $2.95 quality. Special Green Tag Day— $1.98 Mens Sport Shirts Lang sleeve spirit shirts, regular $1.50 and $1.65 values. Green Tag Special— $1.00 Another group, 10 men's all wool suits, light summer patterns. Green Tag Special— $12.85 Boys' Suits Boys' 2 piece slax suit, sanfo-rized shrunk in sizes 4 to 12. Green Tag Special— $1.65 Bays' Wash Pants—sizes 8 to 18—Special at $1.00 LADIES SUMMER Footwear The latest styles in Summer Shoes. Light weight wedgies in white and colored fabrics—new spectator pumps in white with blue, white with brown trim. Green Tag Special— $1.88 LADIES' Summer Shoes One lot — 200 pair — broken lines of higher priced shoes, including sports and dress styles. Green Tag Special— $1.00 pair Hospital Attendant Position Available Examination for the position of hospital attendant open to both men and women will be held in Los Angeles by the state personnel board on June 24, according to Roy Ferguson, manager of the department of employment, Santa Ana. Applications will not be accepted if postmarked later than Elderly Man Saves Boy from Drowning Driven to quick, direct action by seeing the body of a child floating face down in Anaheim Bay Tuesday afternoon, John Quadara, 82, of 2212 Bay Lane, Seal Beach, is credited by police of that city with ingenuity and speedy action which saved the life of Richard Hudson, 5, of 2218 Electrica lane Seal Beach. County Supervisors Authorize Tax Bill County supervisors yesterday dug deep into the pockets of the county treasury and authorized the payment of a tax bill of 92 cents. The bill was for the county's share of a pumping plant sinking basin. The county owns 7/85ths of the property. Hospital Attendant Position Available Examination for the position of hospital attendant open to both men and women will be held in Los Angeles by the state personnel board on June 24, according to Boy Ferguson, manager of the department of employment, Santa Ana. Applications will not be accepted if postmarked later than midnight June 17. The entrance salary is $100 a month. Application blanks and further information concerning requirements may be obtained at the office of the department of employment, 501 West Fifth street, Santa Ana. Elderly Man Saves Boy from Drowning Driven to quick, direct action by seeing the body of a child floating face down in Anaheim Bay Tuesday afternoon, John Quadara, 82, of 2212 Bay Lane, Seal Beach, is credited by police of that city with ingenuity and speedy action which saved the life of Richard Hudson, 5, of 2218 Electric lane, Seal Beach. The population of South America is 87,915,000. County Supervisors Authorize Tax Bill County supervisors yesterday dug deep into the pockets of the county treasury and authorized the payment of a tax bill of 92 cents. The bill was for the county's share of a pumping plant sinking basin. The county owns 7/85ths of the property. The first pair of silk stockings was knitted by one of Queen Elizabeth's ladies in waiting for her mistress. As Important as the Trousseau Prospective brides are spending a large part of their time planning their trousseaus; of equal importance are the announcements of their marriage, because friends and relatives will feel hurt unless they are promptly told. Art-Point Announcements fit the occasion whether you wish to be informal or just a trifle hi-hat. Surprisingly inexpensive; at this office. GONE WITH THE WIND is the necessity for formal weddings, but the prospective bride of today does observe those formalities...which are considerate and proper. Art Point Marriage Announcements are inexpensive...correct, and have that certain touch that spells refinement and smartness. Let your friends and relatives far and near learn the happy news the courteous way...through Art Point Announcements...they will appreciate your thoughtfulness. Ask us for a gift copy of Virginia Courtenay's Bride's Book on social customs before and after the wedding Anaheim Gazette Phone 2414 259 E. Center