anaheim-gazette 1940-11-07

Mrs. Emma M. Polhemus G. Pioneer Resident Of City Marks 88th Anniversary A very delightful birthday celebration occurred on Sunday in Camarilla when Mrs. Emma M. Polhemus celebrated her 88th birthday anniversary at the home of her son-in-law, and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sissom, (Meta Polhemus). Mrs. Polhemus is one of the oldest living pioneers of this section. Her father, the late John Hanna came to Anaheim in the 60's with his family and settled on a farm southwest of Anaheim. Mrs. Polhemus, the former Emma Hanna, was an early day belle and her marriage to Harry Dean Polhemus was chronicled in the first edition of the Gazette in 1870. Mrs. Polhemus had the misfortune to break his hip last May and is still confined to a wheelchair. Her many friends here will be glad to know, however, that her health is good and hopes are entertained that she will soon be able to walk again. A bountiful dinner was served and a large birthday cake was the crowning feature of the day. There were present nineteen children and grandchildren of the honored guest among them being Mr. and Mrs. Dean Polhemus of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cayce and three, Bob, Ben and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter, Marjorie, all of Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Artesia, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hall and daughters, Telephone Your News to Miss Anne Lee Anaheim 2414 Black Home Scene Of Housewarming A business meeting of the Salem Evangelical church Philathea class turned into a surprise housewarming party Tuesday evening when members of the class met at the home of Mrs. E. B. Black of 705 North Palm street. Expected to hostess the regular meeting of the church society, Mrs. Black was completely surprised by the lovely gifts given to her for her home. Assisting in hostess duties was Mrs. C. G. Mrs. John Peek Honored at Post-Nuptial Event Mrs. John Peek, formerly Anna Kirkhart, was honored Monday evening with a delightful pro-nuptial shower given by Miss S Taylor and Miss Jo Ann Stiiman at the Taylor home on road. Attractively appointed in pavilion shades, the room was gay in wedding motif. "Hearts" was placed with prizes going to Mrs. C Kirkhart, Mrs. Fred Dunn (J Taylor) and Dolores Cole. Ms Peek received many lovely favors for her newly established home Santa Ana. Following the gourmet delicious refreshments of ountain pie and apple cider were served. Fetting the new Mrs. Peek wished Mrs. R. D. Taylor, Mrs. F. Stichtman, Mrs. Ted Kirkhart, Mrs. C. B. Kirkhart, mother of bride, Miss Wynetta Kirkhart, Miss Mildred McAfee, Miss Jores Cole, Miss Enid Wallin, N Naomi Wheaton and Miss M Findlay, all of Anaheim. Others were Mrs. Rowland Myers, Glen Grove, Mrs. Fred Dunn, M Jeanetta Saviers and son, Don and Mrs. William Peck, the bridegroom's mother, all of Fuller. Those who sent gifts but were unable to attend were Mrs. Sner Collins, Mrs. Carleton Young Riverside, Miss Bernice Temple and Miss Bessie Marie Edward A bountiful dinner was served and a large birthday cake was the crowning feature of the day. There were present nineteen children and grandchildren of the honored guest among them being Mr. and Mrs. Dean Polhemus of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cayce and three, Bob, Ben and Doris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and daughter, Marjorie, all of Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter of Artesia, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Hall and daughters, Patsy and Mrs. Barbara Thornton of Long Beach. Anaheim Couple End Vacation Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of South Citron street returned home late last week from a vacation in Oregon which they spent hunting and fishing. The Anaheim couple stayed at a camp in the Tule Lake district near Klamath Falls. En route to the lake resort they visited in San Jose and at Sacramento. Vern Smith, their son from Westwood, and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith and a friend, Homer Collins of Long Beach, joined them for a week. Sunday evening the Smiths entertained several friends at dinner at their home. Their guests included Mr. and Mrs. V. I. Mills of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Hatch, Seal Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Homer Collins of Long Beach. Two Parties Honor Eldon Stark Eldon Stark was honored last week with two birthday parties arranged by Mrs. Stark at their home at 208 South Claudina street. Saturday evening a group of guests met for a birthday dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Stark of San Pedro, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Tedford and family of Beverly Hills, Mrs. Arthur H. Domann, and Mrs. Fannie Zandt of Orange, Mrs. Matilda Stark and Marflyn Stark. Sunday afternoon a party of 18 friends completely surprised Mr. Stark. An evening of games and informal discussion was enjoyed, after which a buffet supper was served. Those bidden to fete Mr. Stark were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmsen, Mr. and Mrs. George Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ressberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bimat, Mr. and Mrs. Don Franks, Miss Frances Backs, Joe Kelly and Mr. A business meeting of the Salem Evangelical church Philathea class turned into a surprise house-warming party Tuesday evening when members of the class met at the home of Mrs. E. B. Black of 705 North Palm street. Expected to hostess the regular meeting of the church society, Mrs. Black was completely surprised by the lovely gifts given to her for her home. Assisting in hostess duties was Mrs. C. G. Keller. Plans were made for Thanksgiving baskets to be distributed during the holiday season. Presided over by Mrs. Minnie Bennett, the business meeting was cut short in order to enjoy the house warming. Wishing Mrs. Black happiness in her new home were Mrs. Theresa Sieveke, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Flossie Hein, Mrs. Ruth Hall, Mrs. Edna Pannier, Mrs. Alice Schmid of Santa Ana, Mrs. Alma Hamann, Miss Anna Vodenhousen, Miss Lydia Boetz, Mrs. Oscar Bengston, Mrs. Alta Hochuli, Mrs. Dorothy Link and Mrs. Cora Schauer. Progressive Dinner Party Held Tuesday Progressing from one home to another and one radio to another, a group of friends held an election-progressive dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs. K. Wilkenson of Garden Grove held the first course at her home, from where the party went to the home of Mrs R Kitrell also of that city, Mrs Roy Reafsynder of 116 Sturckle street served the main course, and Mrs Rolme Freese of South Clemenette street was hostess for the dessert course and bridge party. Prizes for contract went to Mr. and Mrs. Reafsynder. Guests of the evening included Mr. and Mrs.K.Wilkerson, Ms.R.Kitrell, Mr. and Mrs.Reafsynder,Mr.Mrs.Freese,Mr.Mrs.Heward Moore and Mr.Mrs.Dent Muller-of Stana Ana. Church Group Meets At Forsyth Home Mrs.D.M.Forsyth was hostess Tuesday evening to members of the Circle 4 of the White Temple Methodist church at her home, 215 South Philadelphia street. Mrs.Melvin Hilgenfeld, program chairman read a letter from Mar- Sunday afternoon a party of 15 friends completely surprised Mr. Stark. An evening of games and informal discussion was enjoyed, after which a buffet supper was served. Those bidden to take Mr. Stark were Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmsen, Mr. and Mrs. George Holden, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ressberg, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bimat, Mr. and Mrs. Don Franks, Miss Frances Backs, Joe Kelly and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Elliott. Mrs. R. Craven Feted at Shower Mrs. Roderick Craven (Maxine Hopkins) was honored Sunday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. J. Salkeld on Euclid avenue by a surprise layette shower. Mrs. Earl Hopkins, mother of the honored guest, poured tea during the refreshment hour. The afternoon was spent in games, after which Mrs. Craven received many lovely gifts. Complimenting Mrs. Craven were Miss Geraldine Hopkins, Miss Clarice Craven, Mrs. Earl Hopkins, Mrs. D. B., Craven, Mrs. Cecil Tacker, Mrs. Edward Van Zee, Mrs. Les King, Mrs. John Lindsey, Mrs. Leo Irwin, Mrs. Herbert Haysome of Satna Ana, Mrs. Bert Spohn of Buena Park and Mrs. Dick Eckles of Garden Grove. Anaheim Couple Attends Party Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nash of West Santa Ana street were among guests at a steak-bake and card party held Saturday at the home of John K. Keiler of Fullerton. Those present included Miss Grace Holmes of Riverside, house guest of Mr. and Mrs. Nash, June Edwards of Los Angeles, Frank Adams, Dave Edminston and John Keller of Fullerton. Church Group Meets At Forsyth Home Mrs. D. M. Forsyth was hostess Tuesday evening to members of the Circle 4 of the White Temple Methodist church at her home, 215 South Philadelphia street. Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld, program chairman, read a letter from Marguerite Twinem, Anaheim missionary working in China. Mrs. Hilgenfeld also gave a short talk, the subject of which was "Chinese Children." During the business meeting led by Mrs. Dick Dickenson, plans for future activities with other local churches were made. An informal period followed, after which refreshments were served by Mrs. Forsyth and her co-hostess, Mrs. Myrtle Holman, Mrs. Gladys Woodward, president of all the branch organizations of the White Temple church, was special guest. Mrs. Forsyth's home was attractively appointed in the autumn motif, with chrysanthemums adding to the soft tones of red and gold. Attending he meeting were 23 members of the society. Mrs. Tucker Marks 99th Anniversary Anaheim's beloved pioneer resident, Mrs. A. L. Tucker, celebrated her 99th birthday Monday at the family home on North street with close friends and relatives gathered to greet her. Mrs. Tucker, still active and enjoying health, presided over the table attractively centered with a bouquet from the Tucker garden. Born in Chautaugae, N. Y., in 1841, Mrs. Tucker came to Anaheim with her husband in 1871 where she still resides. Here are a few which you can see... ANAHEIM CAZETTE Amus Guest of Honor at Birthday Celebration Mr. John Peek honored at the Nuptial Event Mr. John Peek, formerly Arlene Hart, was honored Monday evening with a delightful post-shower given by Miss Sue and Miss Jo Ann Stichtat the Taylor home on Ball Street. Actively appointed in pastel colors, the room was gay in the long motif. "Hearts" was playfully prizes going to Mrs. C. B. Hart, Mrs. Fred Dunn (Janet Er) and Dolores Cole. Mrs. received many lovely gifts for newly established home in Ana. Following the games, refreshments of oumpkin and apple cider were served. During the new Mrs. Peek were R. D. Taylor, Mrs. F. A. Man, Mrs. Ted Kirkhart, C. B. Kirkhart, mother of the Miss Wynetta Kirkhart, Mildred McAfee, Miss DoCole, Miss Enid Wallin, Miss I Wheaton and Miss Marie Day, all of Anaheim. Others Mrs. Rowland Myers, Gardrove, Mrs. Fred Dunn, Mrs.itta Saviers and son, Donnie, Mrs. William Peek, the bride's mother, all of Fullerton. Rose who sent gifts but were to attend were Mrs. SumCollins, Mrs. Carleton Yonge, aside, Miss Bernice Tompkins Miss Bessie Marie Edwards. Local Happenings Mrs. Lee Has Guests Mrs. Grace Lee of 703 Zeyn street had as her guests Sunday her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of Glendale. Dine in Los Angeles Miss Beatrice Litchtenstein of North Clementine street was one of a party enjoying Victor Hugo's in Los Angeles Sunday evening. Others included Bart Lorner of Fontana and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Willen of Los Angeles. San Diegans Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McComb of 612-C North Philadelphia street had as their guests over Friday Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Langworthy of San Diego. Warrens Attend Opera Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Warren of Nutwood avenue attended the opening night of the "Masked Ball" opera at the Shrine auditorium Monday evening. Hemmerlings Entertain Mr. and Mrs. A. Hemmerling of Coiffman street had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meger and children of Culver City. Mr. Meger is Mrs. Hemmerling's brother. Henrys Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Carpenter and daughter, Carol Ann, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry of 118 North Palm street. Mrs. Knights Returbs Mrs. Elizabeth Knight of 242 North Philadelphia street returned Sunday from an extensive trip in the east. During most of his stay, she visited with Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoctener of Kandiah Loza. Club to Meet Members of the Ladies Club are asked not to meet meeting tomorrow at Lake Jabhane. Dinner Guests Mrs. Mary Jane East Alberta spends her dinner guests Wednesday at Mrs. Fred Payne in their Lawson of Long Beach. Visitors from Bishop Mr. and Mrs. Howard Eader of Bishop are enjoying a week's stay with Mr. and Mrs. John Bouas of 222 East Center street. Mrs. Davidson Goes East Mrs. Paul Davidson of 542 South Lemon street left Tuesday for Iowa where she will attend the wedding of her sister, Marian Morris, November 9, and also join in the family Thanksgiving in Des Moines later in the month. Guests at Jacoby Home Mr. and Mrs. C. Jacoby of 924 East Center street had as their guests today Mr. and Mrs. Tony Dolph of Hollywood. WHITEMAN HOME SCENE OF PARTY Mrs. Roscee Morris of New Beach was complimented Thursday with a combined ween and birthday party by the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whiteman at 414 West Broadway. Dressed in "old clothes" group of 16 guests enjoy evening of games and were all-day suckers and balloon revues. Mrs. Whiteman seated at buffet table in the home of guest to the Carriage. Plan Short Trip Lt. and Mrs. G. A. Schmidt Miss Nell Robertson plan to immediately after the Art day parade Monday for Salem City where they will spend a few days there. AUXILIARY V.F.W. 143 West Featuring articles made by POTTED PLANTS WOODE Adenans Guests Lutes Home and Mrs. W. M. Lutes, jr. is their guests Thursday Mr. Mrs. M. J. Harding and later Mary, of Pasadena, the parade, Mrs. Lutes servappropriate Hallowe'en rements. and Mrs. Lutes spent the end with Mrs. Lutes' parents, and Mrs. S. E. Tidwell of Beach. S. Doretta Bain Gifts Here Friday S. Doretta Fischer Bain of Angeles was in Anaheim Friand visited with a number of friends. S. Bain is one of the remainioneers of Anaheim. She joie the center of John Elcher, one of alfty members of the Los AnVineyard society, founder Anahiem. Her sister, Anna er, was the first American born in Anaheim. Mrs. was born in the Planter's which was burned down in he has lived in Las Angeles for years, but often finds time with friends in Anaheim. Ball" opera at the Shrine auditorium Monday evening. Hemmerlings Entertain Mr. and Mrs. A. Hemmerling of Coifman street had as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Otto Meger and children of Culver City. Mr. Meger is Mrs. Hemmerling's brother. Henrys Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Carpenter and daughter, Carol Ann, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry of 118 North Palm street Sunday. The Carpenters are from Palm Springs. Hathaways Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Rice and son, Dickie, of Huntington Park were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway of 314 South East street. Albert Muckenthaler III Mrs. Fred Hays has been visiting her father, Albert Muckenthaler of Long Beach. Mr. Muckenthaler, of Long Beach is a former resident of Anaheim and is well known here. He is seriously ill, and is confined to his home at 236 Marimar, Long Beach. Keiths Visit in Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Keith of 211 North West street were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Knowles of Pomona. 60th Anniversary Word has been received by B. W. Nash of West Santa Ana street on the 60th wedding anniversary Friday of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Ferguson of Fullerton. Fullers Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Don Harris in anchildren, Sandra and Suc Ann, of Santa Ana were guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller of this city. Visit Our ART DEPARTMENT Many of our customers are planning and making g for Christmas. See our marvelous selection of Sm Novelbies. PLAN NOW FOR T A visit to our store often will be a pleasure and profit for you. Every day sees new arrivals of w apparel—new home furnishings—new fabrics an important accessories. It is the season of new t Come tomorrow, come often and keep in touch wit everchanging Lakeidoscope of Fashions. As worn by the girl in the latest Sanka Coffee ad! 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Grand of the Orders: Anaheim Girl Scout troop No. 6 were participants of a gay Hallowen party given Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Middleton, with Mary Ellen Middleton as hostess. October birthdays were celebrated, with Barbara Evans, Shirley Essery, Jeannette Griggs, Barbara Jungkeit and Helen Hillyer as the guests during natal days in that month. A digniful cupboard was served after games. Grand of the Orders: Anaheim Girl Scout troop No. 6 were participants of a gay Hallowen party given Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Middleton, with Mary Ellen Middleton as hostess. October birthdays were celebrated, with Barbara Evans, Shirley Essery, Jeannette Griggs, Barbara Jungkeit and Helen Hillyer as the guests during natal days in that month. A digniful cupboard was served after games. MARVIN WALTON TAKES BRIDE Marvin Walton, son of Mrs. John Walton of Anaheim, and Marth Heemstra, daughter of Mrs. Frank A. Heemstra of Santa Ana, were married Sunday afternoon at the Spurgeon Memorial Methodist church at Santa Ana. In the bridal party were Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton, Mrs. H. C. Oglesby, Miss Ruth Heemstra, Miss Joanne Heemstra, Wallace Walton and Harold Lambert. Officiating were the Rev. Collinby of Farmsville Museum and the Rev. Gusty Byron of Santa Ana. — WARD ADS. 25c — Thanks I wish to thank all persons who worked and voted for me during my campaign for the Assembly. AUXILIARY OF ANAHEIM V.F.W. BAZAAR 143 West Center St., Anaheim Featuring articles made in the occupational therapy Shop at Sawtelle. POTTED PLANTS CACTI WOODEN YARD FIGURES AUXILIARY OF ANAHEIM V.F.W. BAZAAR 143 West Center St., Anaheim Featuring articles made in the occupational therapy Shop at Sawtelle. POTTED PLANTS CACTI WOODEN YARD FIGURES GIFT ARTICLES TOYS NOVELTIES COOKED FOOD ON SATURDAY The proceeds from this Bazaar will go to help the Needy and your support will be appreciated. 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