anaheim-gazette 1941-01-02

Small Group of Close Friends Informal Games Played During Party Tuesday The year 1941 was ushered in Tuesday evening by guests enjoying a party held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans, 828 North Lemon street. An open fireplace sent a warm welcome around the cleverly appointed room. A Christmas tree centered the holiday decorations. An enjoyable evening of informal games was held, and everyone participated in the corn-popping and general entertainment. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess after the guests had greeted the New Year. Enjoying the charming affair were Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Koehler, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Thing, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thill and Wallace Young. Rosemary Kraemer To Wed Legislator Friends of Miss Rosemary Kraemer are looking forward to her coming marriage to Assemblyman Frank J. Waters of Los Angeles sometime in the new year. Miss Kraemer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peter Kraemer of Placentia, and Mr. Waters is the son of the late Frank J. Waters and Mrs. Waters of Los Angeles. Miss Kraemer is a native of southern California, and a member of two of the oldest pioneer families of this district. Her grandfather was the late Sam Kraemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Telephone Your News to Miss Anne Lee Anaheim 2414 CHILDREN ENJOY BARN DANCE Christmas cheer reigned supreme last Thursday when Mrs. Edward J. Power and Mrs. V. W. Borden gave a barn dance at the former's spacious barn at their ranch home on Ball road. Ballroom students of the Richards-Martin dancing school were guests and were under the supervision of Miss Morton, their instructor. Palms, bright-colored lanterns and a Christmas tree completed the holiday appointments. Punch was served in the first part of the evening, and hot chocolate and Junior Ebell Club Christmas Dance Enjoyable Affair The gay spirit of the Christmas season was personified Saturday night by the Junior Ebell dance held in the Ebell clubhouse, one of the most charming holiday affairs of the season. The ball was beautifully decorated with gold stars on a red background, with branches of holly were about the stage and cleverly placed lights on the wall. Various colored cellophane icicles sent rays of diffused light about the room. In the lounge a prettily decorated tree centered the appointments. In the receiving line were Mrs. A. P. M. Brown, sponsor of the Junior Ebell, gowned in black taffeta; Miss Laura Gene Frantz, president, in sequin-trimmed black net; Mrs. Virgil Harman, vice-president, in black and red polka-dotted taffeta, set off by a scarlet bolero and Mrs. Chester Ralston, treasurer, in a lovely pink taffeta. Miss Laura Gene Frantz introduced Mrs. Virgil Harman, general chairman of the affair, who in turn presented Ramon and Elicia, Spanish dancers from Pasadena. They gave a demonstration of the ballroom rumba and La Conga. Punch was served throughout the evening. Several different types of dancing were enjoyed, including "Paul Jones," "Ladies' and Men's Choice," the rumba and La Conga. Mrs. Merle West had charge of the attractive decorations and her man Frank J. Waters of Los Angeles sometime in the new year. Miss Kraemer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Peter Kraemer of Placentia, and Mr. Waters is the son of the late Frank J. Waters and Mrs. Waters of Los Angeles. Miss Kraemer is a native of southern California, and a member of two of the oldest pioneer families of this district. Her grandfather was the late Sam Kraemer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kraemer, first family of the community now known as Placentia. Her paternal grandmother was Angelina Yorba, daughter of Prudencio and Dolores (Ontiveras) Yorba, Castilian Spaniards and native son and daughter of early California. Her mother is the daughter of the late John H. Wents, a pioneer merchant of Iowa and her mother spent a number of years after his death in Anaheim, where she was widely known and loved. Assemblyman Waters is the son of a prominent Los Angeles attorney, and is a member of the California Assembly from the 58th district which his father represented in past years. The bride-to-be attended Placentia schools and Fullerton high school. She is a graduate of Scripps College for Women at Claremont and the University of Southern California, where she was active in many school organizations. She is a member of Gamma Phi Beta sorority and is an accomplished pianist. Assemblyman Waters graduated from Loyola university and the School of Law of the University of California at Berkeley. 42nd Wedding Anniversary Marked Mr. and Mrs. Keith Ruch were hosts Saturday to a group of friends and relatives meeting at the family home, 316 North Lemon street, for the celebration of their 42nd wedding anniversary. Festive holiday decorations centered with a beautifully appointed Christmas tree gave the Rush home a holiday touch. A goose dinner was served, carrying out the tradition started when the Rushes were married 42 years ago in Missouri. At that time Mrs. Rush's sister, Mrs. Andrew Ewing, served goose at the wedding supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing were present at Saturday's celebration, as was Dr. W. J. Adams of Fill- preme last Thursday when Mrs. Edward J. Power and Mrs. V. W. Borden gave a barn dance at the former's spacious barn at their ranch home on Ball road. Ballroom students of the Richards-Martin dancing school were guests and were under the supervision of Miss Morton, their instructor. Palms, bright-colored lanterns and a Christmas tree completed the holiday appointments. Punch was served in the first part of the evening, and hot chocolate and poinsettia-trimmed cakes were served as the conclusion to the enjoyable affair. Billy Trimble and Joyce Sweeney won first prize for the multiplication dance. Others enjoying the novel Christmas party were Louise Marie Brunet, Lorraine Heeter, Peggy Ganahl, John Heying, Barbara Cain, Bobby Fellbaum, Lawrence W. Rains, Robin Welsh, Frank Brewster, John Bruce, Marilyn Hartelt, Cynthia Dudley, Doris Grivey, Charles Steichen, Don Wilson, Dorothy Beavers, Dan Kersten, Reggie Borden, Janet Power, Bob Benson, Ted Guinn, Donald Liebhart, Robert Richards, Barbara Brown, Virginia Trokey, Glen Greder, Virginia Osborne, Dick DuBois, Jack DuBois, Ruth Stillings, Ruby Lee Mozley, Andrea Callens, Duane Brown, Patsy Orman and Barbara Wood. Mountain Party Enjoyed by Group A two-day house party at Strawberry Flats was enjoyed over the weekend by 14 members of the Young Adult group of the White Temple Methodist church. Sunday a surprise was in store for the frolickers when they were invited by Everett Granere, president of the organization, to a turkey dinner. Enjoying the annual event were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Focht, teacher and song leader of hte class; Bill Lewellyn, Charles Endicott, Bill Fackiner, Wendell Davis and the Misses Wanda Smith, Mary Show, DeLyte Focht, Eloise Forsyth, Helen Pifer, Loretta Nichols and Marie West. Hilgenfelds Hosts Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld were hosts Christmas day to guests enjoying a family dinner held at the family home on East Broadway. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Rob- duced Mrs. Virgil Harman, general chairman of the affair, who in turn presented Ramon and Elicia, Spanish dancers from Pasadena. They gave a demonstration of the ballroom rumba and La Conga. Punch was served throughout the evening. Several different types of dancing were enjoyed, including "Paul Jones," "Ladies' and Men's Choice," the rumba and La Conga. Mrs. Merle West had charge of the attractive decorations and her committee included Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, Miss Isabel Bruington and Miss Phyllis Corcoran. Mrs. Dick Heffern presided over the ticketsales and Miss Leis Boege was in charge of the punch bowl. Family Dinner Held At Evans Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans of South Citron street were hosts Christmas to a holiday celebration and dinner held at the family home. Poinsettias and white candles over a glazed mirror made an attractive centerpiece for the table. A prettily decorated tree carried out the Christmas theme. Present were Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Larimer of Los Angeles, aunt and uncle of Mrs. Evans; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Boss of LaHabra Heights, Will Foster of Santa Ana, Willis Evans, father of Mr. Evans, of Anaheim, Mrs. Isabelle Erskine of Alhambra, mother of Mrs. Evans and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Evans and daughter Barbara. Mrs. Roy Eldridge Feted on Birthday Mrs. Roy Eldridge was completely surprised Saturday evening when she stepped into the home of her daughter, Mrs. Wayne Nash, and was met with cries of "Happy Birthday" from a group of relatives gathered there. A poinsettia-decorated birthday cake centered the table at which a o'clock dinner was served. An 6 o'clock evening was spent afterwards. Guests wishing Mrs. Eldridge a happy birthday were Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hamilton of Bakersfield, Mr. and Mrs. Bingham Watson and children, Wilbur and Wanda Lee, Roy Eldridge and Mr. and Mrs. Nash. Save up to 25% on new or used furniture. See Vincent Furniture Store ad under class." Furniture." Festive holiday decorations centered with a beautifully appointed Christmas tree gave the Rush home a holiday touch. A goose dinner was served, carrying out the tradition started when the Rushes were married 42 years ago in Missouri. At that time Mrs. Rush's sister, Mrs. Andrew Ewing, served goose at the wedding supper. Mr. and Mrs. Ewing were present at Saturday's celebration, as was Dr. W. J. Adams of Fillmore, Calif., who also attended the Rush wedding in 1898. An informal evening was spent after the delicious dinner. Guests sending congratulations and attending the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Ewing of Iowa, who are spending the holiday season with Mr. and Mrs. Rush, Dr. W. J. Adams of Fillmore, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry and daughter, Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams, Dr. and Mrs. V. O. Rush and daughter, Donna Mae. New Daughter is Center of Attention Tiny Linda Rae Woodrome, 10 days old, was center of attraction yesterday when she came home from the Fullerton General hospital with her mother, Mrs. Chauncey Woodrome, to spend the next few days with her maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Berg of South Helena street. New Year's Day was celebrated by the family with a dinner and informal afternoon, with little Linda Rae making a very successful debut in the year 1941. Alexander Guests In Daughter's Home Mr. and Mrs. A. Alexander of 124 Resh street were New Year's Day guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Stone of Los Angeles. Mrs. Stone hostessed a lovely holiday dinner, after which an informal afternoon was spent. Mrs. Stone is the daughter of Mrs. Alexander. Hilgenfelds Hosts Christmas Day Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld were hosts Christmas day to guests enjoying a family dinner held at the family home on East Broadway. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Farrar of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Nunn of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Apel of Fall City, Nebraska, and Miss Laura Patton of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Apel are houseguests of the Hilgenfelds and are on their honeymoon. They were married in Nebraska December 15 and plan to continue their trip soon after the New Year celebrations. Mr. Apel is a nephew of the Hilgenfelds. Clyde Jacksons Hosts New Years Day Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson were guests New Year's Eve of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Freese for an informal Watch Night party. Refreshments were served at a late hour. New Year's Day Mrs. Jackson entertained family members and friends with a dinner served at her home. Present were Dr. Verne Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Marshall and small daughter, Janet, of Upland, John Jackson, Miss Mary Louise Rundstrom, Mr. and Mrs. David Bush and baby, Peggy, of Newport Beach, and Mrs. Fannie Jackson. After the delicious pheasant dinner, the guests enjoyed an informal afternoon of discussion and reminiscing. If it be possible, as much as lieth in you, live peaceably with all men. —Romans 12:18. Save up to 25% on new or used furniture. See Vincent Furniture Store ad under class "Furniture." ANAHEIM GAZETTE Friends Welcome New Year at Haven Ebell Club Dance Male Affair Spirit of the Christmas personified Saturday Junior Ebell dance Ebell clubhouse, one charming holiday season. Was beautifully decogold stars on a red with branches of about the stage and red lights on the wall. Red cellophane icicles diffused light about the lounge a prettily ce centered the apsive line were Mrs. own, sponsor of the gowned in black Laura Gene Frantz, in sequin-trimmed Mrs. Virgil Harman, set off by a too and Mrs. Chester masurer, in a lovely Gene Frantz introvirgil Harman, general the affair, who in turn Ramon and Elicia, occurs from Pasadena, demonstration of the lamba and La Conga. served throughout the different types of dancoyed, including "Paul ladies" and Men's rumba and La Conga. The West had charge of decorations and her Local Happenings Daughter is Born Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Woodrome are celebrating the birth of a girl, Linda Rae, born last Monday at the Fullerton General hospital. The child is the first in the family, and is the first grandchild of the maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Berg of 412 South Helena street. Mrs. Naomi Woodrome of Chartres street is the paternal grandmother. Harrison Children Ill Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fuller of this city have received word that their granddaughters, Sandra and Sue Harrison, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrison of Santa Ana, are recovering from serious illnesses. Sandra was confined to her bed with pneumonia, and Sue with a seriously infected ear. Both are recovering. Mr. and Mrs. Harrisono were residents of Anaheim until a few months ago. Attend Rese Parade Mr. and Mrs.Godfrey Poetz celebrated New Year's Eve in Los Angeles Tuesday night and attended the Rose Parade in Pasadena Wednesday. View Tournament of Roses Len Daigle and his daughter, Marilynn, journeyed to Pasadena yesterday to the Rose parade, Mrs. Daigle has been suffering a severe case of bronchitis and was unable to go. Bergs Visit in Puente Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Berg and sons, Richard and Bob, were guests Christmas at the home of Mr. and Mrs. David Sprong of Puente for family dinner and exchange of gifts. Coloradoans Guests Here Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Brumick of 912 North Zeyn street have as their visitors Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Wykes of Rifle, Colo. Decrers in New Home Mr. and Mrs. Stanis Dserr and family moved recently from 611 South Philadelphia street to 825 North Palm street. Guests at Rains Home Mr. and Mrs. George Rains had as their guests Saturday Mr. and Mrs. M. Thomas and sons, Jimmy and Mickey, of Alhambra. Lawrence Rains, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rains, was among those present. Return From Trip Rev. and Mrs. W. Grant Smith returned Friday from Berkeley where they were guests of Woodrow Smith, their son, Miss Marjorie Smith of Whittier accompanied them. Rectors Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson were guests Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Rector. Earl Curtises Home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis are home after spending six weeks in Strathmore. Mrs. Curtis spent a Mrs. Godfrey Poetz Entertains Bridge Club Members Mrs. Godfrey Poetz was host last week Monday to members of her bridge club at her home, 94 North Helena street, for a charming Christmas party. As the guests entered, they walked through a path of pinboughs. A snow man greeted them and gave the scene realistic touch. The Poetz home was beautifully decorated with wreaths and a lighted Christmas tree, around which gifts were exchanged. Bridge was the diversion of the evening, with prizes going to Mr. Ruth Schilling, Mrs. Jean Raymond and Mrs. Agnes Heeter. Later delicious refreshments were served, including a red-and-green salad, cake and coffee. Guests were the Mesdamte Agnes Heeter, Lila Nareth, Ethan Hart, Margaret Marten, Opal Walter, Helen King, Jean Raymond and Nellie Hunt. Special guests were Mrs. Lucy Fredericke Mrs. Selma Poetz and Mrs. Ruth Schilling. Van Deldens Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Delden entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. Vail Delden and children, Corrine and Ronald, at their home yesterday. Attend Rose Parade Mrs. Elizabeth Knight and Mr Linnie Campbell attended the Rose Parade yesterday. Guests at Morales Home Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Barnett Attend Rese Parade Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Poetz celebrated New Year's Eve in Los Angeles Tuesday night and attended the Rose Parade in Pasadena Wednesday. View Tournament of Roses Len Daigle and his daughter, Marilynn, journeyed to Pasadena yesterday to the Rose parade, Mrs. Daigle has been suffering a severe case of bronchitis and was unable to go. Mrs. Koehler Improving Mrs. M. Koehler of 407 South Indiana street is improving from a severe attack of the flu. Miss Quarton Vacationing Miss Laurabell Quarton will leave tomorrow for San Francisco for a week's tour of the northern city. Miss Elizabeth Eadington of Fullerton will accompany Miss Quarton. Miss Quarton is employed at the Southern California Telephone company in Anaheim and Miss Eadington works as secretary to an orange house. Spend Day at Crestline Mr. and Mrs. Donald Doepke returned Monday from a day's stay at Crestline, where they spent an enjoyable afternoon. Very little snow was reported there, although the Doepkes said Snow Valley boasted a little more. Daughter is Born A daughter was born December 29 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy DeVore, Rt. 1, Anaheim, at an Orange hospital. Move to Fullerton Mrs. Charles W. Croteau moved recently from her home at 510 North Olive to a new residence at 327 North Drake street in Fullerton. Guests from Bakersfield Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hamilton and sons, Bill and Bob, were holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eldridge. The Hamiltons are from Bakersfield. Visit in San Diego Miss Ree Basford and Collins Hinds were guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hinds of San Diego for a lovely holiday dinner. They also attended a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Don Hain of Santa Ana Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Hamilton of Bakersfield. D. S. Rombough Home D. S. Rombough returned to his home Saturday after a week in a Long Beach hospital where he underwent a minor operation. Returned Friday from Berkeley where they were guests of Woodrow Smith, their son. Miss Marjorie Smith of Whittier accompanied them. Rectors Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Paul Anderson were guests Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Rector. Earl Curtises Home Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis are home after spending six weeks in Strathmore. Mrs. Curtis spent a month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Mason of Ashland, Ore., while her husband worked as foreman of an orange packing house in Strathmore. Returns to Duty Jack Van Meter returned to duties in the naval corps at San Diego Friday after a two-week leave enjoyed at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Van Meter. Christmas guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Squier of Santa Ana, Mrs. Ada Gunderson of Northwood, Iowa, and Jack Van Meter. Las Amigas to Meet Announcement has been made of the next meeting of the Las Amigas study to be held at the home of Mrs. H. G. Harling, 401 North Janss street, January 7 at 9:30 o'clock in the morning. The world's most beautiful ignorant "Romance." For sixty years the wealthy man and beautiful girl lived in the same apartment yet now they can't agree whether they were married or not Don't miss this surprising illustrated story in The American Weekly, the magazine distribute with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.-Adv. Second Floor Ready-to-Wear Ladies' Coats Sport and dress coats drastically reduced in the January Sale. Fur trimmed coats, formerly $39.50 to $59.50. January Sale $25.00 up Suport coats in smart tweeds and pile fabrics $9.95 up Ladies' Dresses for sports and business wear, in jersey, covert and spun rayon, $6.50 to $9.95 values Schilling. Van Deldens Entertain Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Delden entertained Mr. and Mrs. C. Van Delden and children, Corrine and Ronald, at their home yesterday. Attend Rose Parade Mrs. Elizabeth Knight and Ms Linnie Campbell attended the Rose Parade yesterday. Guests at Morales Home Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Barnes were guests New Year's Eve Mr. and Mrs. Louis Morales. Graftons Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. W.D.Grafton has as their guests last Sunday M.Mand Mrs.Henry Lord of Sacramento.Mr and Mrs.Lord tended the Rose Bowl game yesterday, as Mr.Lord went Nebraska during his college day. Second Floor Ready-to-Wear JANUARY Sale Begins The Sale of the Year-County waits for Outstreet merchandise — only the Come Early. Buy and Sell January SHOT Outstanding values in for this event. Women's Shoes RANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATERS "THE PLACE TO GO" Theaters Day Nite "Super-Pay-Me" It Pays To Play COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Tues. (Jan. 7.) Hat — Katharine Hepburn James Stevla—in HILADELPHIA STORY" —ALSO— Gregg Meredith in FRANCISCO DOCKS" Wed. (Jan. 8) Linda Darnell in CHAD HANNA" —ALSO— ICE of the RIO GRANDE" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Torrow (Sat., Jan. 4) OU'LL FIND OUT" —ALSO— IS OVER BROADWAY" Tues. (Jan. 5-6-7) KIT CARSON" —ALSO— SEVEN SINNERS" Sat. (Jan. 8-9-10-11) "ESCAPE" —ALSO— THE BIT OF HEAVEN" FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 Ends Tomorrow (Sat., Jan. 4) "COMRADE X" —ALSO— "DULCY" Sun., Mon., Tues. (Jan. 5-6-7) "The THIEF OF BAGDAD" —ALSO— "CHRISTMAS IN JULY" Wed. to Sat. (Jan. 8-9-10-11) "ARIZONA" —ALSO— "SECOND CHORUS" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Tuesday (Jan. 3 and 4) ART TO ALCATRAZ" also "WEST OF ABELENE" Thursday (Jan. 5, 6, 7) NEEDS GOES TO TOWN" also "It HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" Thursday (Jan. 8 and 9) AS BEAUTIFUL" also "CHAN'S MURDER CRUISE" 900 Thurs. Nite If Not Won ADULTS 15c Any Time $25.00 up Suport coats in smart tweeds and pile fabrics $9.95 up Ladies' Dresses for sports and business wear, in jersey, covert and spun rayon, $6.50 to $9.95 values $3.95 up Better dresses in black and colors, $19.50 to $29.50 values. January Sale prices $12.95 to $19.50 Ladies' Sweaters Grouped at much lower prices in the January Sale. Pull-Over Sweaters 79c to $1.50 Pull-Over and Coat Style $1.95 up Girls' Sweaters Broken sizes — January Sale priced $1.00 and $1.95 Girls Silk Dresses reduced at $1.00 - $1.95 - $2.95 Lingerie Crepes One lot of spun checks and stripcs also French printed crepes—69c value. January sale pricer—yard 39c at Harry Evans Residence Godfrey Poetz attains Bridge Members Godfrey Poetz was hostess Monday to members of age club at her home, 943 Helena street, for a charm-stmas party. The guests entered, they through a path of pine A snow man greeted and gave the scene a touch. The Poetz home beautifully decorated with and a lighted Christmas round which gifts were exchanged. was the diversion of the with prizes going to Mrs. chilling, Mrs. Jean Ray- and Mrs. Agnes Heeter. Delicious refreshments were including a red-and-green cake and coffee. were the Mesdames Heeter, Lila Nareth, Ethel Margaret Marten, Opal Helen King, Jean Ray- and Nellie Hunt. Special were Mrs. Lucy Frederick, Elma Poetz and Mrs. Ruth. Holdens Entertain and Mrs. Henry Van Delden named Mr. and Mrs. C. Van and children, Corrine and at their home yesterday. Rose Parade Elizabeth Knight and Mrs. Campbell attended the parade yesterday. at Morales Home and Mrs. Sammy Barnes Week End Party in Mountains Planned Mr. and Mrs. C. Barthelmes will be hosts this week-end to several friends enjoying a mountain outing at the Barthelmes' cabin at Alpine. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. Rex, Vosberg of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holmquist of Alhambra and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Barthelmes. Arizona Residents Visit in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Humbert and Mrs.-G. H. Bailey of Phoenix spent the Christmas holidays in California, dividing their time between Los Angeles and Anaheim. While in this city they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Weisel of West Anaheim. They returned to Arizona on Sunday. Thimble Club Meets At Reisinger Home Mrs. Berthyle Reisinger was a gracious hostess Friday evening when members of the Lois Rebekah Thimble club met at her home for a Christmas party and gift exchange. Festive holiday decorations were about the room. Contest games were the diversion of the evening, with the prize going to Mrs. Mary Jones. Assisting in hostess duties were Mrs. Ora Horn, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer and Miss Barbara Myers. A late supper was served to the group, after which Mrs. Theda Spencer cordially extended an invitation to the club to make her home the next meeting place January 24. Want Ads 25e SAYING—“HAPPY NEW YEAR” WITH DOLLARS AND CENTS! Probably, you will have had no happier New Year good wishes than those offered by one of oldest and most conservative furniture stores, who offers savings up to 25% to clean up his stock of new and used furniture for the year. NEW YEAR” WITH DOLLARS AND CENTS! Probably, you will have had no happier New Year good wishes than those offered by one of oldest and most conservative furniture stores, who offers savings up to 25% to clean up his stock of new and used furniture for the year. His loss, offered in the best possible spirit, is your gain. Take advantage of it. Turn now to classification— Read - Use Gazette Want Ads Regularly for PROFIT! FURNITURE— V F S * * * NEW YEAR SALE Savings up to 25% E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store Wash Fabrics One table of assorted smart cottons in plaids, prints and plains. A great January Sale value—yard 25c CANNON Sets Sale Begins Friday, January 3 The Sale of the Year—the Event which all Orange County waits for. Outstanding values on our dependable merchandise — only the prices are greatly reduced. Time Early. Buy and Save as never before. January Clearance SHOE SALE Outstanding values in our better Women’s Shoes for this event. Women's Shoes Women's Shoes Regular $2.95 sets of sheets and pillow cases—of fine percale. Set includes—one 81x108 sheet and 2 pillow cases. January Sale price $2.59 Salem Sheets Overstock of these smooth muslin sheets. Special in the January Sale 81x108 size, each 98c 72x108 size, each 88c January Clearance SHOE SALE Outstanding values in our better Women's Shoes For this event. Women's Shoes 586 pair—Broken lines of much higher priced shoes. Assortment includes Shoes of Sport, Street, Dress—all types included. Values to $5.95 in this group—January Sale price— $2.95 a pair $4.95 a pair Women's Shoes One group Fall Shoes including Red Cross, Tweedies and Mode Art, values to $7.50. Priced very low in the January Clearance Sale. Synthetic Crepes Better grades in good colors including striped satins, 65 value—January Sale, yd. 69c Brushed Rayon Röbing Inches wide in rich colorings, 19 values, January Sale, yd. 69c Madies' Handbags Choice of black, navy and twns in clever styles. All January Sale priced. $2.00 values ...$1.33 $2.45 values ...$1.63 $3.00 values ...$1.95 Costume Jewelry One lot of assorted styles and prices, novelty kinds. January Sale priced ½ Price Odd Blankets One lot, mostly one of a kind. All leading brands, some slightly soiled—January Sale 10% off 36-in. Outing Warm, fleecy striped patterns, assorted colors—January Sale—yard 10c Bath Towels Assorted colors and patterns. All are sturdy, absorbent quality and large size. January sale Ea. 17c Salem Sheets Overstock of these smooth muslin sheets. Special in the January Sale 81x108 size, each 98c 72x108 size, each 88c 42 inch Cases, each 19c Sash Curtains for kitchen or bath room. They are 40 inches long—in various colors. January clearance priced—pair pair 65c Boys' Suits All Wool Suits, original values $16.50 to $18.50. January Clearance $13.95 Boys Suits—reduced to 79c Men's Dress Shirts One group nationally famous shirts regularly $2.25 and $2.50. Special in the January Sale at $1.75 Another group of our regular $2.00 shirts—all woven fabrics and sanforized shrunk. January Sale at $1.59 each 2 for $3.00