anaheim-gazette 1940-07-18

53rd Wedding Anniversary Feted Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hollingworth, whose 53rd wedding anniversary was last Saturday, celebrated the event Sunday with a family picnic in Anaheim city park. Joining with their parents in commemorating the anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Hollingworth's five children, as well as their nine grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth came to Anaheim from Nebraska in 1903. He was a mail carrier for 15 years, worked in the oil fields more than 10 years and is now in his ninth year as an employee of the city. Guests at the picnic reunion were Mr. and Mrs. William Cosgrove and family of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Dale J. Hollingworth and family of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Wade and family of Los Angeles; Mrs. Myrtle Raine of Newport Beach; D. Tipping of Newport Beach; Mr. and Mrs. C.W. Hart and family of Midway City and Billy Hollingworth of Anaheim. Club Members Honor Officers Presentation of gifts to Mrs. Pauline Brunworth and Mrs. Frank Newton, president re-elect and retiring secretary, respectively, of the Ladies' Elks' club was a feature of the meeting of that group last Friday. Following a luncheon at the city park, bridge was played at the Elks clubhouse during the afternoon. Mrs. Brunworth was presented by Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel was the setting Sunday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Jennie Fae Riecke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.C.Riecke of Romneya drive, to Joseph Earl Strague of Exeter. Rev.E.Dow Hoffman of the Fullerton Methodist church officiated. The bride was attended only by her sister Miss LaVerne Riecke. Church Group Has Outing at Beach A group from the high school department of the White Temple Methodist church enjoyed an outing at Huntington Beach Sunday afternoon. Following a picnic lunch the young people swam and played games and closed the afternoon with a Wiener bake. Chaparones for the group were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Schutz and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld. Young people were Pat and Dorothy Graham, Dorothy Harlow, Vera Jean Riner, Arva Nell Hartley, Marjorie Fischback, Ann Hamilton., Vernon Frederick, Charles Robins, Jules Osher, Dick Lindsey, Evelyn Olson, Douglas and Roger Harlow, Barbara Meyers, Lucille Hamilton, Mary Harper, Warren and Harry Heckman, Ethel Holman and Bob Schutz. Jennie Fae Riecke Weds Exeter Man Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel was the setting Sunday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Jennie Fae Riecke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H.C.Riecke of Romneya drive, to Joseph Earl Strague of Exeter. Rev.E.Dow Hoffman of the Fullerton Methodist church officiated. Lions Fete Wives And Team Members Members of the Anaheim Lions club entertained their wives and friends and members of the girls' softball team which the club sponsors at a barbecue dinner at the city park last Friday evening. The event took the place of the regular luncheon meeting of the service organization, and President Robert Rossberg presented a short, informal program. In charge of preparing the dinner were Dr.John Boege, Ray Ruth, Wayne Griggs and William Gordon. Following the meeting most of the group went to Brea where the Anaheim girls played a game with a girls team from that town. Members of the team who were honored were Lois Boege, manager, Ann and Pat Hamilton, Jean Ferguson, Rose Booher. Elinore Baker, Barbara Riott, Dorothy and Doris Cavanaugh, Claudine Bloom and Marjorie Knapp. The D.E.Magills Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. D.E.Magill celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary last Sunday with a family dinner and open house at their home on Ball road. Approximately 50 friends and relatives called during the afternoon to ex- Honor Officers Presentation of gifts to Mrs. Pauline Brunworth and Mrs. Frank Newton, president re-elect and retiring secretary, respectively, of the Ladies' Elks' club was a feature of the meeting of that group last Friday. Following a luncheon at the city park, bridge was played at the Elks clubhouse during the afternoon. Mrs. Brunworth was presented a gold Elks' pin by Mrs. Anna Ream, while Mrs. Newton's gift was a purse. Mrs. N. U. Potter retains her position as vice president, and Mrs. Ed Wiseman is the new secretary-treasurer. Prizes for the card games were won by Mrs. Trina Miller, Mrs. Herman Schindler and Mrs. Polter. Jennie Fae Riecke Weds Exeter Man Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel was the setting Sunday afternoon for the wedding of Miss Jennie Fae Riecke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Riecke of Romneya drive, to Joseph Earl Strague of Exeter. Rev. E. Dow Hoffman of the Fullerton Methodist church officiated. The bride was attended only by her sister, Miss LaVerne Riecke, while Richard Alman of Southgate was the best man. Ushers were Melvin Crain and H. Riecke, jr., both of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Strague will establish their home at 424 North Los Angeles street. He is employed with the Sunny Hills ranch at Fullerton. The D. E. Magills Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Magill celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary last Sunday with a family dinner and open house at their home on Ball road. Approximately 50 friends and relatives called during the afternoon to extend their congratulations. Immediate members of the family enjoyed the dinner at noon. Seated at the table in addition to the host couple were Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Edwards of Santa Paula; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Magill and daughter, Jacqueline, of Burbank; and George Magill, at home. Henryj's On Highway 101 Between Santa Ana and The public is cordially invited to be present at the opening of this new and most modern Drive-In Where you get the best in Foods and Fountain Drinks. GEORGE HENRY, Proprietor JOE ARMSTRONG, Caterer CHEFS SALAD BOWL with our Special Dressing Julienne with Ham and Cheese 30¢ PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ANAHEIM GAZETTE TY Fete Wives Team Members Members of the Anaheim Lions entertained their wives and members of the girls' team which the club sponsored barbecue dinner at the park last Friday evening. It took the place of the luncheon meeting of the organization, and President Rossberg presented a formal program. George of preparing the dinner Dr. John Boege, Ray Wayne Griggs and William Following the meeting the group went to Brea Anaheim girls played with a girls team from that team who were Lois Boege, mana and Pat Hamilton, Jean Rose Booher, Elinore Barbara Riott, Dorothy and Vanaugh, Claudine Bloomjorie Knapp. D. E. Magills Anniversary Mrs. D. E. Magill celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary last Sunday with a dinner and open house at one on Ball road. Approximately 50 friends and relatives came the afternoon to ex- The J. A. Plantings Hosts at Picnic A group of relatives and friends from Los Angeles were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Planting at a picnic dinner at the Anaheim city park last Sunday afternoon. The event was held in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Planting's brother-in-law, Walter Radcliffe of Los Angeles. The guests, in addition to Mr. Radcliffe, were Mrs. Walter Radcliffe and son, Billy, Mrs. W. W. Radcliffe, Mrs. W. T. Alling, Mrs. M, McNamara, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Horn and four children, Mrs. H. Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Peters. Mrs. Alling is the mother of Mrs. Planting and formerly resided in Anaheim. NEWSY NOTES Mrs. Romberg Jansen of this city, her sister, Mrs. Bowers of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. Max Boege of Santa Ana spent last week on a most interesting trip in the northern part of the state. They visited the fair in San Francisco and relatives in Berkeley, then they went further north to visit Muir Woods. On the way home they viewed the giant redwoods at Big Basin and the Big Trees at Santa Cruz. They arrived home on Saturday. Miss Evelyn Brunworth and Miss Jewel Cawthon of the high school office force, and Miss Elenore Wilkens of Los Angeles, a cousin of Miss Cawthon, left San Pedro July 5 on the Lurline for a six weeks' visit to Honolulu. They spent one day at the San Francisco July Remnant Sale One lot of better quality fabric remnants—good usable lengths—July Sale reduced to ½ of remnant price. Wash Goods remnants at ½ to 1/3 off END-OF-CLEARANCE 2nd Floor FASHION CLEARANCE Extra special values in stylish apparel for ladies and children. The values are tremendous. Coats One group dress coats, fitted models, formerly priced $19.50 and $22.50. July Clearance priced $14.95 Silk Dresses July Clearance continues with reductions for absolute share in the values. Clearance One group of broadcloths colorful floral prints—July Clearance One lot of dainty dimities—Exceptionally values yard Spun Rayons—including Sports designs, July Clear yard Better Choose one or more fro DRIVE IN onta Ana and Anaheim OPENS Saturday JULY 20 Featuring Our Famous MONARCH OF HAMBURGER Served with Cheese and Our Famous Sauce Coats One group dress coats, fitted models, formerly priced $19.50 and $22.50. July Clearance priced $14.95 Silk Dresses Fine group of silk dress in prints and solid colors—broken lines, values to $16.75. July Sale priced $7.95 Blouses One lot of ladies' sheers and batiste blouses. July Sale—$1.49 Skirts Ladies' Skirts, short line of crepe, twills and Jersey—July Clearance $1.98 Ladies' Hats One group of straw hats, specially reduced to clear—July Clearance—each $1.00 Girls' Dresses Dainty sheer dresses in dimity, organdy and Swiss. Regularly $1.95. July Clearance $1.39 NEWSY NOTES G. Millard Parks returned to his duties in the city engineer's office Monday following a vacation spent in the northwest. He was accompanied from San Francisco to Vancouver and other points of interest by his brother, John W. Parks, and family. On his return home, Mr. Parks spent last week attending the national conference. relatives and firends. Marriage of Miss Joan H. phreys of Buena Park and Maley of Anaheim at YuAriz., on July 7, was announced last Friday. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Humphreys and the bridegroom the son of Mrs. C. Maley of V. Lincoln avenue. FEATURING Our Famous MONARCH OF HAMBURGER Served with Cheese and Our Famous Sauce 15¢ BARBECUED RIBS Served with Shoestring Potatoes, Salad and Toasted Bun 50¢ Barbecued Beef, Pork or Ham SANDWICH Served with Potato Salad; Pickles and Olives 25¢ ARKING SPACE NEWSY NOTES G. Millard Parks returned to his duties in the city engineer's office Monday following a vacation spent in the northwest. He was accompanied from San Francisco to Vancouver and other points of interest by his brother, John W. Parks, and family. On his return home, Mr. Parks spent last week attending the national conference on planning at San Francisco and Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bauman of 611 West Broadway left Saturday by automobile for points in Iowa and Wisconsin to visit relatives and friends. They expect to be gone six weeks or two months. Miss Ruth Mackey, secretary to City Clerk Charles E. Griffith, is back at work following a vacation, part of which was spent in San Francisco. A month's vacation trip cast has been concluded by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Stroup who have returned to their home at 326 North Olive street. Miss Jean Barry, deputy tax collector for the city of Anaheim, left Saturday with out-of-town friends for a vacation trip to Havana, Cuba. The group is driving to Florida, and will take a ship from there to Havana. Mr. and Mrs. William P. Webb and their three daughters, Nancy, Joan and Mary, returned last week from a vacation trip to Zion National park, Bryce Canyon, Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam. Mr. and Mrs. Ross A. Sidebottom and son, Ross, jr., returned Sunday from a vacation trip to St. Clairsville, Ohio, where they visited with Mrs. Sidebottom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G. Muth, and several other relatives and firends. Marriage of Miss Joan Haphreys of Buena Park and Maley of Anaheim at Yu Ariz., on July 7, was announced last Friday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Humphreys and the bridegroom the son of Mrs. C. Maley of Vine Lincoln avenue. Miss Alice Williamson of Benjamin Franklin school is cationing at Madera at the home of Miss Juanita Grace, her former roommate at Redlands university. Ten days in San Francisco at the fair were enjoyed by Mrs. O. H. Renner, who turned home last week end. Wade Foster, newly appointed director of the Orange county chapter, Indoor Sports, was honored on the occasion of his birthday anniversary last Sunday when members of the organization gathered at his home, 741 New Clementine street. A son was born last Monday an Orange hospital to Mr. Mrs. Homer Jones of 110 F street, Anaheim. Mrs. Hugh Hackley and Hugh, jr., of Monroe, La., visiting this summer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hackley Mrs. Mary A. Wettin. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Al and Mrs. Theda A. Spencer, member of Mrs. Allen, are spending this week in San Francisco Yosemite. Dr. and Mrs. C. O. Patterson have concluded their vacation trip to Alaska and are again their home on North Claud street. Sale remnants—good usu½ of remnant price. Remnants at off A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store OF·SUMMER ARAWAY SALE Clearance continues with new values and still greatductions for absolute clearance! Come tomorrow and me in the values. Clearance Wash Fabrics group of broadcloths, piques and crash weaves in furful floral prints— Clearance yard 19¢ lot of dainty dimities and lawns, small, neat patterns Exceptionally values for Clearance 17¢ Rayons—including famous makes in gorgeous arts designs, July Clearance 29¢ Better Yardage Clearance yard 19¢ lot of dainty dimities and lawns, small, neat patterns -Exceptionally values for Clearance 17¢ Rayons—including famous makes in gorgeous arts designs, July Clearance 29¢ Better Yardage Choose one or more frocks of these better fabrics— exceptionally low for quick clearance, values up $1.50 in this group—including Romaines, Jersey, pin sheers, and synthetics. Buy for now and intro fall—Clearance priced, yard 69¢ French Crepe Prints The lot of crown tested rayon fabrics, in smart prints, priced for immediate Clearance 33¢ Hustome Flowers group of our regular 59¢ fers, mostly pastels. July price each— 29¢ Chenille Rugs green, red, blue and rose. special to clear. July Sale— 9¢ and $1.39 50-inch Crash smart draperies, choice of colors. July Clearance, 33¢ Bedspreads An outstanding value in heavy tufted spreads in the best colors and white. July sale price— $2.69 Esmond Blankets Esmond Slumberest blankets in lovely colors and patterns with satin binding. July sale $3.98 Bath Towels Big, thirsty bath towels; very absorbent in neat Plaid designs —July sale each 25¢ Women's Shoes 250 pair—broken lines of our Connie and Paris Fashion Shoes—all new summer shoes. July Clearance, pair $2.95 Men's Shoes 200 pair of summer shoes reduced, Edgertons and Crosby Square in white, tan and white and two tones. Values to $5.85. July Sale Price $4.45 Mrs. R. W. Marvin returned home Sunday from a week's conference with other officers of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, held at Stanford university. Mrs. Marvin is state radio chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Thomas of Los Angeles, former Anaheimers who are spending the summer at Belmont Shores, were visiting The name of God is omitted from the Book of Esther in the Bible. Del Baker believes Joe DiMaggio's knee still bothers him. The Detroit manager believes the Yankee centerfielder is a step or two slower than he was before he injured his knee in the spring. Mrs. R. W. Marvin returned home Sunday from a week's conference with other officers of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, held at Stanford university. Mrs. Marvin is state radio chairman. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Thomas of Los Angeles, former Anaheimers who are spending the summer at Belmont Shores, were visiting relatives in this city Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Acosta of Miami, Fla., who have been visiting the latter's mother, Mrs. Emma Shoemaker of 319 South Claudina street, for the past forty-night, left Saturday for their southern home. Lowell Jessen, former employee of The Gazette and now publisher and editor of the Holtville Tribune, paid a brief visit to The Gazette office en route to San Diego where he was to join his family. Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Kirk of the City Plunge apartment are the parents of a girl, born last night at Fullerton general hospital. Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams, Mrs. Frank Perry and Miss Ruth Perry left yesterday on a motor trip which will take them first to San Francisco to visit the fair. From San Francisco they will go to Eugene and Portland, Oregon. They will spend several days visiting Yellowstone National park on their way to Missouri where they will visit relatives. They may extend their trip to the Atlantic seaboard before returning home in about six weeks. Millard Parks, deputy district governor, and Walter Taylor, secretary, of the Anaheim Toastmasters club attended an area meeting at Santa Ana last evening. The name of God is omitted from the Book of Esther in the Bible. Del Baker believes Joe DiMaggio's knee still bothers him. The Detroit manager believes the Yankee centerfielder is a step or two slower than he was before he injured his knee in the spring. Grand Theater 304 E. Center—Ph 2795—Anaheim Open 6:45 Monday Thru Friday Open 6:30 Saturday Night Sunday continuous from 1:15 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Fri. and Sat., July 19-20 WAYNE MORRIS in "VALLEY OF THE GIANTS" Plus TEX RITTER in "STAR LIGHT OVER TEXAS" Amateur Every Saturday Sun. and Mon., July 21-22 "FOURS A CROWD" Starring Errol Flynn Olivia DeHavilland Also "RETURN OF DOCTOR X" with HUMPHREY BOGART Watch for Starting Date of a New and Exciting Game at the Grand Tues., Wed., Thurs. July 23-25 "KID NIGHTINGALE" Starring John Payne and Jane Wyman Also Jean Arthurs in "THE MOST PRECIOUS THING IN LIFE"