anaheim-gazette 1940-10-31

Mrs. George Holden Entertainment Hallowe'en is Incentive for Enjoyable Event Mrs. George Holden entertained a group of friends Monday evening with a gay Hallowe'en party at her home, 316 North East street. Orange and black predominated the Hallowe'en color scheme, and traditional games were played, including bobbing for apples. Winners at various activities were Mrs. Melton Forster and Mrs. Harold Boyce, both of Santa Ana. Assisting Mrs. Holden in hostess duties was Mrs. A. B. Wilmsen. Enjoying the evening's entertainment were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Wilmsen, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Christianson, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Stark and the host and hostess, all of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Gus McClintock, Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Tommp Kemp, Laguna, Mr. and Mrs. Hal Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Melton Foster and Mr. and Mrs. John Calwell, all of Santa Ana. Council to Plan Girl Scout Week "Girl Scout week" will be the subject of discussion at the Girl Scout council meeting to be held November 7 at 9 o'clock in the morning at the home of Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, 501 North Clementine street. "Girl Scout Cookie week" will be held the week beginning November 3, it was announced. The regular observance of the cookie Telephone Your News to Miss Anne Lee Anaheim 2414 Miss Rosalie Hein Reveals Betrothal To Herschel Welty Miss Rosalie Hein of Rio Vista road announced her coming marriage to Herschel Welty of Orange at a clever Hallowe'en party give Sunday at the home of her parents. A 6:30 o'clock buffet was served after which many interesting games were played. During the game of "oftunes" the news of Miss Hein's engagement and call of marriage was read. The wedding will take place at an Orange county chapel November 20. Miss Wauneva Gunnett, M.Irene Kettler and Miss Sy Dow were winners at various games. Guests of the evening included Jack Bunnell, Margaret Hein, Eleanor Peter, Donald Wetty Jean Hansen, Sylvia D. Johnny Hein, Wauneva Gunnett Bird Cross, Agnes Bettendorf, Harry Keefer, Jack Bauman, all Anaheim; Willard and Edward Launders, Garden Grove; Gerald Welty, Mr. and Mrs. Chad Looney, Royce Carvin and Dr Welty, all of Orange; and I Tetler, Santa Ana; Lucille Whee house guest of Mr. and Mrs. thur Welty from Dexter, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welty, Lucille McKelvy, Olive; Verne Kennon, Los Angeles; Mr. Mrs. Keith Kavanaugh of San Monica and Miss Hein's parr Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hein. Lois Thimble Club Council to Plan Girl Scout Week "Girl Scout week" will be the subject of discussion at the Girl Scout council meeting to be held November 7 at 9 o'clock in the morning at the home of Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, 501 North Clementine street. "Girl Scout Cookie week" will be held the week beginning November 3, it was announced. The regular observance of the cookie week was to be held this week, but due to Hallowe'en preparations it was postponed. A theme for each day of the "Girl Scout Week" will be carried out. Sunday is church day; Monday, homemaking; Tuesday, arts and crafts; Wednesday, outdoors; Thursday, international friendship; Friday, good citizenship and Saturday, health and service day. Hallowe'en Party Given by Club Spooks and hobgoblins were guests of honor Tuesday evening when the Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 held a gala Hallowe'en party at the headquarters on East Center street. Mrs. Maud Comstock acted as program chairman, introducing several members who entertained. W. McClune played a selection on his mouth harp, and Mrs. Eva Webb entertained with a piano number. R. V. Daugherty gave an exceptionally interesting skit with a mechanical doll which danced a few motivated Hawaiian numbers. C. T. Stilson gave a short talk using as his topic, "Home." Pumpkin pie, coffee and popcorn were served in true Hallowe'en fashion, with Mrs. Lauretta Ferris as chairman of the refreshment committee. Jo Ann Lakeman Marks Birthday Little Jo Ann Lakeman was honored Sunday by a group of relatives and friends gathered at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Endicott of La Palma road, on the occasion of her 10th birthday. Dinner was served late in the afternoon, and the day was spent informally. Decorations were in the Hallowe'en motif. Feting Jo Ann were Jacob Lakeman and son, Boyd, Mr. and Comstock were surprised by a group of friends and relatives gathered to wish her a "happy birthday" was Mrs. George Ellis, when she was honored Friday evening at the family home on West Orangewood road. Mrs. Martha E. Dickenson, grandmother of the honored guest, presented her with a lovely lace tablecloth and birthday cake. The assembled guests presented Mrs. Ellis with a coffee table. Supper was served after games of Chinese checkers. Helping celebrate the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Hardy and daughter Nadine, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter, Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. James A. Baker, Mrs. Martha Dickenson, Lee Dickenson, Miss Audrey Doune, Mrs. Fanny Lyons, Paul Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Baker, Warren and Ed Baker, Mrs. Emma Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis. Sorority Members Hear Book Reviews Miss Margaret Allan was hostess to Beta Sigma Phi at the home of her sister, Mrs. Harwood Larson, 550 Clementine street, Monday evening. Assisting in hostess duties were Mrs. James Karrick and Mrs. Larson. Special guests were Mrs. Robert Morter, Mrs., Kenneth Burdin, Miss Alice Williamson and Miss Mary Fine. "When the Bough Breaks," and "So Perish the Roses" were reviewed by Miss Madeline Moore, guest speaker of the evening. Refreshments in the Hallowe'en motif were served later, and Miss Ruth Lindsay invited the group to her home, 707½ North Clementine street, November 4. Job's Daughters Enjoy Party Mrs. Edwin Stafford of 714 North Zeyn street was hostess Saturday evening to the Anaheim Job's Daughters' annual Hallowe'en party. Festive Hallowe'en decorations added to the cleverly appointed tables. After the pot-luck dinner, prizes were awarded for various Looney, Royce Carvin and D Welty, all of Orange; and I Tetler, Santa Ana; Lucille W house guest of Mr. and Mrs. thur Welty from Dexter, Mo., Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Welty, Lucille McKelvy, Olive; Verkennon, Los Angeles; Mr. Mrs. Keith Kavanaugh of S Monica and Miss Hein's part Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hein. Lois Thimble Club Has Dinner Event Serving dinner in success courses the Lois Thimble club a progressive supper and b party Friday evennig. Mrs. Edgar Reisinger hosted the first course, and Mrs.W Hodges served the main course The two homes were simply decorated in rich autumn yellow and reds, with candlelight lighting in the soft color scheme third and last course was at the Odd Fellows' hall and given by Mrs. Elsie Borth. Cards were played after the ner, with Mrs. Ora Horn as general chairman of the proceedings. R. K. Clarence Curtis, Mrs.Marie non and Mrs.May Belle S were winners at bridge. Pinn winners were Charles Sch Edgar Reisinger, Mrs.Webb and Mrs.Carrie Cumps Mrs.Hannah Horwitz and Jennie Nelson captured prize 500. Announcement was made future meeting of the Thimblen to be held November 22 at Odd Fellow hall. The purpure meeting will be to sew coming bazaar. Mrs. Ora Horn, president nounced the progressive card party a success w attending. Mrs. Albert Losli Visits in Anaheim Mrs. Albert Losli and her Dick Pace, and daughter Pace, were guests of Mrs.Englebert over the week-The visitors also spent with Mrs.M.J.Pace of th who is the children's grandmrs Mrs.Losli and her children from Hanford. Little Jo Ann Lakeman was honored Sunday by a group of relatives and friends gathered at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. J. A. Endicott of La Palma road, on the occasion of her 10th birthday. Dinner was served late in the afternoon, and the day was spent informally. Decorations were in the Hallowe'en motif. Feting Jo Ann were Jacob Lakeman and son, Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lakeman of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Boisserane of Placentia, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Endicott, Mr. and Mrs. William Hutton (Mary Alice Endicott), Mr. and Mrs. Mark Reagen, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lakeman and Charles Lakeman. Harpsters Have Guests Tonight Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Harpster of East South street are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harpster and daughter, Betty, and son, David, of Long Beach this evening at their home. Mrs. Dwight Harpster will serve a Hallowe'en dinner before the group goes to watch the activities in Anaheim. Job's Daughters Enjoy Party Mrs. Edwin Stafford of 714 North Zeyn street was hostess Saturday evening to the Anaheim Job's Daughters' annual Hallowe'en party. Festive Hallowe'en decorations added to the cleverly appointed tables. After the pot-luck dinner, prizes were awarded for various games and Miss Peggy Wilson captured an award for the most attractive costume. Other prizes went to Joyce Lindell and Catherine Brown. Assisting Mrs. Stafford in hostess duties were the Mesdames Eva Drennon, Elna Osborne, Lorraine Young and Clara Bowen. Las Amigas Study Cancels Meeting Announcement has been made that the Las Amigas study will not meet Tuesday, November 5, as previously planned because of the election. Tuesday, November 19, will be the next meeting and will be held at the home of Mrs. Clare Schweinfest of 124 North Janss street. TIME TO DYE We do every kind of Shoe Service OURSELF REBUILDING DYEING SHINING If you want Hoffmans to do your shoe Rebuilding leave them at OUR Shop and no place else. We have no one outside of our Shop that is taking in Shoes for us, although some would lead you to believe they do bring them here. Hoffman Shoe Rebuilding 217 West Center Street, Across the Street from Kress Store (In Anaheim Since 1926) ANAHEIM GAZETTE Entertains Group of Friends With Past Events Ms Rosalie Hein Meals Betrothal Herschel Welty Ms Rosalie Hein of Rio Vista announced her coming marriage Hallowe'en party given by at the home of her parents. 130 o'clock buffet was served in which many interesting were played. During the of "oftunes" the news of Hein's engagement and date marriage was read. The wedwill take place at an Orange by chapel November 20. Ms Wauneva Gunnett, Miss Kettler and Miss Sylvia were winners at various Guests of the evening inJack Bunnell, Margaret Eleanor Peter, Donald Welty, Jean Hansen, Sylvia Dow, Hein, Wauneva Gunnett, Cross, Agnes Bettendorf, Harleefer, Jack Bauman, all of Weim; Willard and Edward Dudders, Garden Grove; Grace Mr., and Mrs. Charles Hey, Royce Carvin and David by, all of Orange; and Irene Mr., Santa Ana; Lucille Work, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ArWelty from Dexter, Mo., and and Mrs. Arthur Welty, Mrs. Mile McKelvy, Olive; Vernard mon, Los Angeles; Mr. and Keith Kavanaugh of Santa ica and Miss Hein's parents, and Mrs. Wesley Hein. Local Happenings Kolbe Establish Home Mr. and Mrs. George Kolbe and daughter, Betty, from South Dakota, are planning to establish residence in Anaheim. Mr. Kolbe will work at a local dairy. Fredericks Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Chavers of Hollywood were the guests Monday evening of Mr. and Mrs. L. Frederick of 213 Cherry street. Guests at Gibbs Home Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Gibbs of 929 East Center street had as dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Oscar L. Gibbs and daughter Susan, from Los Angeles. Findlay Returns Home J. L.: Findlay of East Center street has returned home from an extensive stay in the east. His daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kelly of this city, accompanied him from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where he had been staying with friends and relatives. On Business Trip Mrs. Russell R. McComb, 612-C North Philadelphia street, spent Tuesday at Pacific Palisades on business. She was accompanied by Mrs. Carl Palm of 705 North Sabina street. Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Gemmill of 338 North West street are the parents of a son, born Sunday at Attend Celebration Dorothy and Betty Rodeick of this city attended a Job's Daughters celebration in Montebello Saturday. Zeppenfelds Entertain Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Zeppenfeld were hosts Sunday afternoon to a group of friends gathering at their mountain cabin in Mojeska canyon. Those enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Florence Davis and son, Miss Catherine Pelkoser and Miss Winifred Melrose. Visit With Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donaldson of 503 West South street were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frank of San Bernardino Sunday. Mrs. Frank is the daughter of the Donaldsons. Attend Ceremonies Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daigle took as their guests Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oelrich to Los Angeles Saturday to witness the formal dedication of a new Fluor building on Atlantic boulevard. The affair also marked the company's 50th anniversary. Guests at Savage Home Mrs. Allan Sayles and son, Danly, are visitors from El Paso, Texas, of Mrs. Florence Savage of 1100 West Center street. Mrs. Sayles will stay in Anaheim and vicinity for the winter. BARBARA EVANS COMPLIMENTED Barbara Evans was feted day evening with a gala we'en birthday party held at home of her parents, Mr. and Charles Evans of South Street. Celebrating her 12th birthday Barbara greeted her cost guests and showed them room gay with orange and balloons. Small favors in form of black cats were pre- to the 18 girls. Alice Bengo and Virginia Reed were w of the games enjoyed during evening. A festive birthday cake a cream was served later enjoying the party were Lodge, Wanda Rinehart, Webb, Alice Bengochaa, Shanks, Marilyn Smith, Hund, Betty Fraeser, DeWitt, Evelyn Davis, Packer, Barbara Satzke, B Jungkeit, Joan Redmond, doyln Anlstrom, Barbara Winifred Jones and Virginia of Garden Grove. Dr. Cranston To Speak Here "Women's Rights and tions" will be the subject talk given by Dr. Mildred Cranston at the next meeting of the Anaheim Monday at the clubhouse. Dr. Cranston is a grad Boston university, when Mrs. Thimble Club Dinner Event Serving dinner in successive houses the Lois Thimble club held progressive supper and bridge by Friday evenning. Mrs. Edgar Reisinger hostessed first course, and Mrs. Warren Jones served the main course. Two homes were similarly located in rich autumn yellows with candlelight blend in the soft color scheme. The old and last course was held at the Odd Fellows' hall and was won by Mrs. Elsie Borth. Bards were played after the dinners with Mrs. Ora Horn acting general chairman of the entire proceedings. R. K. Cannon, Prence Curtis, Mrs. Marie Canter and Mrs. May Belle Spence were winners at bridge. Pincechie banners were Charles Schaffer, Egare Reisinger, Mrs. Fanny Abb and Mrs. Carrie Cummings. Ms. Hannah Horwitz and Mrs.anie Nelson captured prizes for announcement was made of the pure meeting of the Thimble club held November 22 at the Old Fellow hall. The purpose of the meeting will be to sew for the evening bazaar. Mrs. Ora Horn, president, announced the progressive dinner and card party a success, with 75 ending. Mrs. Albert Losli visits in Anaheim Mrs. Albert Losli and her son, Nick Pace, and daughter Dora Pace, were guests of Mrs. Georgeoglebert over the week-end. The visitors also spent a day with Mrs. M. J. Pace of this city who is the children's grandmother. Ms. Losli and her children are from Hanford. V. F. W. Auxiliary Planning Bazaar Plans have been completed for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary bazaar to be held Friday and Saturday, November 8 and 9. Ready to go on sale are aprons, towels and novelties. Also featured will be potted plants and cacti. On Business Trip Mrs. Russell R. McComb, 612-C North Philadelphia street, spent Tuesday at Pacific Palisades on business. She was accompanied by Mrs. Carl Palm of 705 North Sabina street. Parents of Son Mr. and Mrs. Myron J. Gemmill of 338 North West street are the parents of a son, born Sunday at St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Richardson Convalescing Mrs. Freda Richardson of 530 South Dickel street is convalescing at the Fullerton general hospital after a recent illness. Friends will be allowed to see her later in the week. Fletchers Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of 320 West Broadway had as their guests over the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scott of Long Beach. Dalessis on Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Dalessi of 217 East Broadway are vacationing this week at Laguna Beach. Twin Daughters Born Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Dierberger of 120 South Bush street are grandparents of twin daughters born Monday 10 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of 220 South Rose street. Miss Lee Visits Here Miss Evelyn Lee is a house guest this week of Mrs. E. G. Harvard of Placentia and South streets. Miss Lee is vacationing from duties with the legal department of Prudential Life Insurance company in San Francisco. Mrs. Bush Has Guests Mrs. Mahalie Bush of 119 South Bush street had as her guests over the weekend Mrs. S. Halsell and son, B. Halsell, of Elsinore. Saturday afternoon the group visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lubbe of Culver City. NEW FALL FABRICS Make your own attractive apparel from our fine fabrics, and have a wardrobe that's really distinct at the least possible cost. You choose here from the complete stock of fabrics in Orange County. Smart Cottons For school wear we have a new selection of cotton plaids and printed designs for girls, misses and grown-ups. Rich colorings, fast to washing—yard 29c Jeri Prints New shipment of these popular fabrics—spun rayon and cotton blend, that makes up beautifully—yard 29c Now you can afford a Beautiful Table as a Regular diet This lovely new Scranton Lace Dinner Cloth only looks extravagant. It never musses or wrinkles. Spots are easily sponged off. Can be used meal Mrs. Albert Losli and her son, Jack Pace, and daughter Dora Pace, were guests of Mrs. George oglebert over the week-end. The visitors also spent a day with Mrs. M. J. Pace of this city, who is the children's grandmother. Ms. Losli and her children are from Hanford. Planning Bazaar Plans have been completed for the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary bazaar to be held Friday and Saturday, November 8 and 9. Ready to go on sale are aprons, towels and novelties. Also featureed will be potted plants and cacti. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS “THE PLACE TO GO” $ All Theaters Every "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays Mon. and Thurs. Nite To Play WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 853 Eve. 6:30-9 Adm. 40c Child 10c NOW PLAYING to Tues. (Nov. 5) MELVYN DOUGLAS—MYRNA LOY in “THIRD FINGER, LEFT HAND” Also ROBERT MONTGOMERY in “HAUNTED HONEYMOON” Starts Wednesday (Nov. 6) TYRONE POWER—LINDA DARNELL in “MARK OF ZORRO” Also SHIRLEY TEMPLE JACK OAKIE in “YOUNG PEOPLE” FOX FULLERTON Phone 287 ENDS TOMORROW (Sat. Nov. 2) “THE WESTERNER” Also “GLAMOUR FOR SALE” SUN., MON., TUES. (Nov. 3-4-5) “FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT” Also “DANCE GIRL DANCE” WEDNESDAY Only, All Seats 20c “ALGIERS” Also “SWING HIGH—SWING LOW” THURS., FRI., SAT. (Nov. 7-8-9) “KIT CARSON” Also “NO TIME FOR COMEDY” Broadway Santa Ana Phone 300 ENDS TOMORROW (Sat. Nov. 2) EDW. G. ROBINSON in “DISPATCH FROM REUTERS” Also “GIRL FROM AVENUE A” SUN. to WED. (Nov. 3-4-5-6) CARY GRANT—MARTHA SCOTT in “HOWARDS OF VIRGINIA” Also JOE E. BROWN in “SO YOU WON'T TALK” Starts Thurs. (Nov. 7) LAURENCE OLIVIER in “REBECCA” FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 ENDS TOMORROW (Sat. Nov. 2) “KIT CARSON” Also “无 TIME FOR COMEDY” SUN., MON., TUES., WED. (Nov. 3-4-5-6) “KNUTE ROCKNE” Also “SKY MURDER” THURS., FRI., SAT. (Nov. 7-8-9) “The Y KNEW WHAT THEY WANTED” Also “CHEROKEE STRIP” NEW ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 TODAY and TOMORROW (Nov. 1-2) “MURDER IN THE AIR” Also “GRANDPA GOES TO TOWN” SUN., MON., TUES. (Nov. 3-4-5) “EDISON THE MAN” Also “TYPHOON” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY (Nov. 6-7) “PRIMROSE PATH” Also “ALIAS THE DEACON” CASH CLUB EVERY NITE ADULTS 15c Any Time $3.95 to $7.95 With Party Monday Evening BARBARA EVANS COMPLIMENTED Barbara Evans was feted Monday evening with a gala Halloween birthday party held at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans of South Citron Street. Celebrating her 12th birthday, Barbara greeted her costumed guests and showed them into a room gay with orange and black blooms. Small favors in the form of black cats were presented to the 18 girls. Alice Bengochea and Virginia Reed were winners of the games enjoyed during the evening. A festive birthday cake and ice cream was served later. Those enjoying the party were Lois Ridge, Wanda Rinehart, Mary Webb, Alice Bengochea, Pattyanks, Marilyn Smith, Dolores Sand, Betty Fraeser, Dorothy Witt, Evelyn Davis, Gloria Ficker, Barbara Satzke, Barbara Engkeit, Joan Redmond, Gwen-lyn Ahlstrom, Barbara Hein, Minifred Jones and Virginia Reed Garden Grove. Dr. Cranston to Speak Here "Women's Rights and Obligations" will be the subject of a talk given by Dr. Mildred Welch Cranston at the next general meeting of the Anaheim Ebell Monday at the clubhouse. Dr. Cranston is a graduate of Boston university, where she W. D. Grafton Home Scene of Shower For Miss Backs Miss Florence Backs' coming marriage to Duncan Powers was honored Tuesday evening with a combined shower and bridge party held at the home of Mrs. W. D. Grafton of 207 S. Kroeger street. The wedding will occur Nov. 17. Hostesses of the evening were Mrs. Howard Hineman of South Pasadena and Mrs. William Grafton. Prizes for contract went to Mrs. Scott Thompson and Miss Backs. Mrs. Fred Backs captured the award for auction. White was the color scheme, with the gift table surmounted by a huge bouquet of white chrysanthemums. Miss Backs received many lovely miscellaneous gifts. Guests included Mrs. Arvid Murman of Long Beach, Mrs. Norvald Ulvestad, Los Angeles, Mrs. Hineman of South Pasadena, Mrs. William Queale of Fullerton, and Mrs. Charlotte Powers of Los Angeles. Anaheim guests were the Mesdames Thompson, Dick Glover, Fred Backs, Kenneth Walker, Ewald Lemcke, Henry Adams, W. D. Grafton, William Grafton and Miss Winifred Melrose and the honored guest, Miss Florence Backs. Hansons Entertain Los Angeles Friends Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson of 925 North Clementine street have as their guests today Mr. and Mrs. Roland Jaberg of Los Angeles, Dr. Cranston To Speak Here "Women's Rights and Obligations" will be the subject of a talk given by Dr. Mildred Welch Cranston at the next general meeting of the Anaheim Ebell Monday at the clubhouse. Dr. Cranston is a graduate of Boston university, where she earned her Ph.D. degree. She is well qualified to speak to a woman's organization. She is married and has three children, so her talk will be of great interest to all Ebell club members. Hansons Entertain Los Angeles Friends Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson of 925 North Clementine street have as their guests today Mr. and Mrs. Rolland Jaberg of Los Angeles, who will witness Anaheim's annual Hallowe'en festival tonight. A dinner will begin the evening's entertainment; after which the group will join the throng on Anaheim streets. WANT ADS 25c — See Al Saint John in person at—well, turn to class. "Cafes, and Restaurants." L FABRICS Apparel from our fine quality that's really distinctive—at you choose here from the most Orange County. Better Fabrics Lovely, new spun rayons in plaids, stripes and the popular plaids—bright colors in the new Fall trend—yard. 49c and 59c A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. 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