anaheim-gazette 1941-02-20

W.S.C.S. Members Hear Interesting Talk About India Mrs. Bert L. Cooper of Pomona held 100 guests spellbound Thursday when she spoke before the luncheon meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the White Temple Methodist church. "India" was the subject of her talk, and she cited many interesting points about the country she and her husband visited while on a world tour. Circle 4 of the church held the attendance record with 28 members present. Mrs. Norman Tessner and Mrs. Dick Dickenson are leaders of that group. Circle 2, headed by Mrs. William Dierberger and Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, reached second place. Luncheon hostesses were Mrs. Louis Hoskins and Mrs. Fred Gosch, who arranged sweetpeas on the tables to carry out the spring motif. Mrs. O. H. Biehl led the devotionals, Mrs. Ralph Focht led 'the songs and Mrs. Earle Woodward presided. The speaker was presented by Mrs. O. R. Harlow. Circle meetings were announced. Mrs. Cooper's words were filled with strangeness and contrast of life in India. Magnificent riches next to miserable poverty, beautifully dressed nobles walking by the ragged beggars, high class, low class, always the standard by which Indians are judged, were a few points of her informative lecture. Dr. and Mrs. Neville and Mrs. Rust Host and Hostesses to Sixty Guests At Lakewood Country Club Thursday Lakewood Country club was the setting Thursday for a lovely dinner-bridge given by Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Neville and Mrs. Jefferson Rust. The valentine motif was carried out in the decorations, including red and white flowers and dainty heart-placecards. Prizes for bridge went to Mrs. Fred Strauss of Fullerton, Tom McFadden, Mrs. J. W. Truxaw and Clyde Cromer. Mrs. Alice Peterson of Santa Ana and Earl Abbey, also of Santa Ana, won the door prizes. Enjoying the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McFadden, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lytell, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kraemer, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer, Placentia; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cadman, Mr. and Mrs. Charles MacMaster, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Strauss, Miss Laura Porter, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Krause, Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Timmons, Mr. and Mrs. George Dunton, Mrs. Alice Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Abbey, Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Clare E. McGraw, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wallace, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cromer, Mr. and Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Homer Ames, Mr. and Mrs. H.E.W.Barnes, Mr. and Mrs.William Schumacher, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J.Sheridan, Mr. and Mrs.Oscar Heying, Mrs.Ruth Cull Smith, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Stevenson, Dr.Fred Houck,Anaheim;Mr. and Mrs.L.A.Lewis,Whittier;Mr. and Mrs.H.H.Benjamin,San Diego;Mr. and Mrs.Walter Herron,Mr. and Mrs.Aarthur Funk and Mrs.W.A.Dougan,Los Angeles. B. & P.W. Club Entertained by Marjorie Pibel Business and Professional Women's club held a valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 N.Helena St. Announcements made by the president, Mrs.Mabelle Hathaway, emphasized the importance of the reciprocity dinner, for the clubs of Orange county, to be held on Tuesday,Feb 25,in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse.Dinner arrangements,the program,the ticket sales and entertainment are apportioned to the various clubs,Porter,Mr. and Mrs.Howard Krause,Fullerton. NEWSY NOTES M. Deihm Receiving Guests M. Deihm who underwent a major operation Friday at the St.Joseph's hospital is now able to receive visitors.Mr.Deihm resides at 330 S.Illinois St. Mrs.Tedrick Pasadena Visitor Luncheon guests Friday of Mrs.George Tedrick were Mrs.C.T.Peterson and Mrs.Ross Boardman of Pasadena.Mrs.Tedrick accompanied Mrs.Peterson back to Pasadena for a weekend visit. Atwells Return Home Mr. and Mrs.Charles Atwell returned recently from Palm Springs where they spent a few Miss Vangie Vetter Reveals Betrothal Miss Vangie Vetter will wed Albert Schumacher of Orange at an early spring date, it was announced Thursday when the young couple revealed their engagement at a party given by Miss Thelma Woods at the Vetter home on East Santa Ana St. At the regular meeting of the Topperettes the news was given by chocolate hearts inscribed with "Vangie and Al" across the tops. The evening was spent by playing hearts, with prizes going to Miss Mildred Bell and Miss Eleanor Rogers. Appointments were in the valentine motif. Learning the news were Mrs. Ralph Ring, Mrs. Wayne Carlson, Mrs. Don Dodge, Mrs. William Vetter, Miss Mildred Bell and Miss Eleanor Rogers. Ruth Strand Elected President of Class Officers were elected and a valentine party given when the Busy Bee class of the Bethel Baptist church met Friday at the home of Miss Lydia Meger of Orange avenue. Mrs. Ruth Strand was voted president; Miss Shirley Love, vice-president; Miss Ruth Urbigkeit, secretary; Miss Lorraine Fleichman, treasurer, and Miss Betty Rose Urbigkeit, reporter. During the party games were played, with prizes going to Ruth Urbigkeit, Shirley Love and Lorraine Fleichman. Assisting Miss Lydia Meger in hostess duties was her mother, Mrs. Rudolph Meger. Refreshments were served. Present other than those mentioned were Ardis Rhader and Evelyn Borchert. Mrs. John Krencler is the teacher. Mrs. Walter Elliott Discusses Children Mrs. Henry Schneider hostessed a meeting Thursday evening of the Tots'n Teens when they met at her home on North Janss St. Mrs. Miss Ruth Herron Fetes Ruth Davis A pre-nuptial shower for Ruth Davis, who will wed Dick Humphreys Feb. 28, was given Thursday evening by Miss Ruth Herron at her home on North West St. Various appropriate games were enjoyed during the evening. A miniature wedding scene was reflected in a mirror and spring flowers completed the clever appointments. A gift hunt led Miss Davis to her many lovely gifts. Present were Miss Eleanor Davis, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs. John Humphreys, Mrs. Leo Maley, Miss Gay Humphreys, Miss Wilma Shaffer, Connie Blose, Mrs. C. L. Barnett of Cypress and Mrs. Les Herron. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Marjorie Felbaum, Miss Doris Shunk, and Miss Phyllis Ashley of Costa Mesa. MRS. NANKERVIS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) was hostess Thursday afternoon to her card club at her club held a valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 N. Helena St. Announcements made by the president, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, emphasized the importance of the reciprocity dinner, for the clubs of Orange county, to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse. Dinner arrangements, the program, the ticket sales and entertainment are apportioned to the various clubs, including Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Laguna Beach and Anaheim. Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. dinner are on sale at the Epstein Apparel shop.. The affair will be formal. Co-hostesses for the party Thursday were Mrs. Bernice Miles and Miss Ruth Starr. Twenty five guests enjoyed the various games, including a word contest won by Mrs. Ella Coons. Mrs. Vincenta Carleton captured the door prizes, and other prizes for games were won by Mrs. Ann Krogan, Miss Adeline Curtis, Miss Kathleen McFaul, Mrs. Myrtle Henry, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway and Miss Ruth Lindsey. Delicious refreshments in the valentine motif were served by the hostesses, and beautiful flowers about the room were from members' gardens. Miss Ruth Herron Fetes Ruth Davis A pre-nuptial shower for Ruth Davis, who will wed Dick Humphreys Feb. 28, was given Thursday evening by Miss Ruth Herron at her home on North West St. Various appropriate games were enjoyed during the evening. A miniature wedding scene was reflected in a mirror and spring flowers completed the clever appointments. A gift hunt led Miss Davis to her many lovely gifts. Present were Miss Eleanor Davis, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs. John Humphreys, Mrs. Leo Maley, Miss Gay Humphreys, Miss Wilma Shaffer, Connie Blose, Mrs. C. L. Barnett of Cypress and Mrs. Les Herron. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Marjorie Felbaum, Miss Doris Shunk, and Miss Phyllis Ashley of Costa Mesa. MRS. NANKERVIS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) was hostess Thursday afternoon to her card club at her club held a valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 N. Helena St. Announcements made by the president, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, emphasized the importance of the reciprocity dinner, for the clubs of Orange county, to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse. Dinner arrangements, the program, the ticket sales and entertainment are apportioned to the various clubs, including Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Laguna Beach and Anaheim. Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. dinner are on sale at the Epstein Apparel shop.. The affair will be formal. Co-hostesses for the party Thursday were Mrs. Bernice Miles and Miss Ruth Starr. Twenty five guests enjoyed the various games, including a word contest won by Mrs. Ella Coons. Mrs. Vincenta Carleton captured the door prizes, and other prizes for games were won by Mrs. Ann Krogan, Miss Adeline Curtis, Miss Kathleen McFaul, Mrs. Myrtle Henry, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway and Miss Ruth Lindsey. Delicious refreshments in the valentine motif were served by the hostesses, and beautiful flowers about the room were from members' gardens. Miss Ruth Herron Fetes Ruth Davis A pre-nuptial shower for Ruth Davis, who will wed Dick Humphreys Feb. 28, was given Thursday evening by Miss Ruth Herron at her home on North West St. Various appropriate games were enjoyed during the evening. A miniature wedding scene was reflected in a mirror and spring flowers completed the clever appointments. A gift hunt led Miss Davis to her many lovely gifts. Present were Miss Eleanor Davis, Mrs. Gilbert Davis, Mrs. John Humphreys, Mrs. Leo Maley, Miss Gay Humphreys, Miss Wilma Shaffer, Connie Blose, Mrs. C. L. Barnett of Cypress and Mrs. Les Herron. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Marjorie Felbaum, Miss Doris Shunk, and Miss Phyllis Ashley of Costa Mesa. MRS. NANKERVIS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) was hostess Thursday afternoon to her card club at her club held a valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 N. Helena St. Announcements made by the president, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway, emphasized the importance of the reciprocity dinner, for the clubs of Orange county, to be held on Tuesday, Feb. 25, in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse. Dinner arrangements, the program, the ticket sales and entertainment are apportioned to the various clubs, including Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Laguna Beach and Anaheim. Tickets for the 6:30 p.m. dinner are on sale at the Epstein Apparel shop.. The affair will be formal. Co-hostesses for the party Thursday were Mrs. Bernice Miles and Miss Ruth Starr. Twenty five guests enjoyed the various games, including a word contest won by Mrs. Ella Coons. Mrs.Vincent Carleton captured the door prizes,and other prizes for games were won by Mrs Ann Krogan,Miss Adeline Curtis,Miss Kathleen McFaul,Mrs.Myrtle Henry,Mrs.Mabelle Hathaway and Miss Ruth Lindsey. Delicious refreshments in the valentine motif were served by the hostesses,and beautiful flowers about the room were from members' gardens. Miss Ruth Herron Fetes Ruth Davis A pre-nuptial shower for Ruth Davis who will wed Dick Humphreys Feb. 28 was given Thursday evening by Miss Ruth Herron at her home on North West St. Various appropriate games were enjoyed during the evening.A miniature wedding scene was reflected in a mirror and spring flowers completed the clever appointments.A gift hunt led Miss Davis to her many lovely gifts. Present were Miss Eleanor Davis,Mrs.Gilbert Davis,Mrs.John Humphreys,Mrs-Leo Maley,Miss Gay Humphreys,Miss Wilma Shaffer.Connie Blose,Mrs.C.L.Barnett of Cypress and Mrs.Les Herron.Sending gifts but unable to attend were Miss Marjorie Felbaum,Miss Doris Shunk,and Miss Phyllis Ashley of Costa Mesa. MRS.NANKERVIS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs.Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) was hostess Thursday afternoon to her card club at her club held a valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Marjorie Pibel，204 N.Helena St. Announcements made by the president,Mrs.Mabelle Hathaway emphasizedtheimportanceofthereciprocitydinnerfortheclubsofOrangecountytobeheldontuesday,Feb25intheAnaheimEbellclubhouse.Dinnerarrangements,theprogram,theticket salesandentertainmentareapportionedtothevariousclubsincludingFullertonOrange,SantaAnla,LagunaBeachandAnaheim.Ticketsforthe6:30p.m.dinnerareon saleattheEpsteinApparelshop.Theaffairwillbeformal. Co-hostessesforthepartyThursdaywereMrs.BerniceMilesandMissRuthStarr.TwentyfiveguestsenjoyedthevariousgamesincludingawordcontestwonbyMrs.EllaCoons.Mrs.VincentCarletoncapturedthedoorprizesandotherprizesforgameswerewonbyMrs.AnnKrogan,MissAdelineCurtis,MissKathleenMcFaul,Mrs.MyrtleHench,MissRuthHerronatherhomefromNorthWestSt. Variousappropriategameswereenjoyedduringtheevening.Aminiatureweddingscenewasreflectedinamirrorandspringflowerscompletedthecleverappointments.AgifthuntledMissDavistohermanylovelygifts. PresentwereMissEleanorDavis,Mrs.GilbertDavis,Mrs.JohnHumphreys,MrsLeoMaley,MissGayHumphreys,MissWilmaShafferConnieBlose,Mrs.C.L.BarnettofCypressandMrs.LesHerron.SendinggiftsbutunabletoattendwereMissMarjorieFellbaum,MissDorisShunk,andMissPhyllisAshleyofCostaMesa. MRS.WALTER ELLIOT DIScussES CHILDREN Mrs.Henry SchneiderhostessedameetingThursdayevening.oftheTots'nTeenswhentheymetatherhomeonNorthJanssSt.Mrs Mrs. Walter Elliott Discusses Children Mrs. Henry Schneider hostessed a meeting Thursday evening of the Tots'n Teens when they met at her home on North Janss St. Mrs. Wilbert Heiden assisted in hostess duties. Mrs. Walter Elliott gave a talk on "Learning to be Socially Acceptable," to apply to the younger children, and "Propaganda Americana" was given by Mrs. R. Roehm in reference to the older child. Valentine refreshments were served, and the room was attractively appointed in the heart motif. It was announced the next meeting will be held March 6 at the home of Mrs. Collin Spencer, 715 So. Dickel St. Present at the meeting were Mrs. W. J. Troutman, Mrs. Francis Elliott, Mrs. Walter Elliott, Mrs. Edwin Daly, Mrs. Carleton Barthelmes, Mrs. R. Roehm, Mrs. Melvin Mungerson, Mrs. Carl Lemcke, Mrs. Max Moody, Mrs. L. A. Benner, Mrs. Warren Doller, Mrs. Fred Schaefer, Mrs. Henry Schneider and Mrs. Wilbert Heiden. Mrs. Pearson Hostess To Bridge Club Mrs. Harry Pearson was hostess Saturday to her bridge club meeting at her home for a luncheon. Spring flowers carried out the floral motif about the room. Mrs. Helen Abbey of Santa Ana won the prize posted. Present were Mrs. Helen Abbey, Santa Ana, Mrs. Oscar Heying, Mrs. H.H. Neville, Mrs. Sam Kraemer, Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer, Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Ruth Smith, Mrs Harriet Ames, Mrs. Martha Wallop, Mrs. H.E. W. Barnes and the hostess. MRS. NANKERVIS HOSTESS TO CLUB Mrs. Walter Nankervis (Anita Marsh) was hostess Thursday afternoon to her card club at her home in Garden Grove. The members spent the afternoon visiting Mrs. Wesley Dierberger and small son, Donald, at the Roger Maternity hospital in Garden Grove. Later the group adjourned to the home of the hostess where rummy was played and refreshments served. Winning prize was given to Mrs. H. Van Delden of Anaheim. Present were Mrs. Keith Richardson, Mrs. H. Van Delden, Mrs. Thomas Hoag, Mrs. W. Nash, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Nankervis of Garden Grove. Local Bridge Group Meets at Santa Ana Mrs. H.G. Wilson of Santa Ana was hostess Friday to her bridge club meeting at her home. Red and white stocks centered the floral scheme, and individual valentines were used as placecards. Red heart candies and white mints completed the arrangements. A dessert course began the meeting, after which the regular games were played. Present were Mrs.J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs.Robert Easton, Mrs.Harry Horn, Mrs.Everett Cone, Mrs.John Poyet, Mrs.John Wood, Mrs.Wilbert Bonney, Mrs.Homer Nelson, Mrs.William Hall, Mrs Howard Tews, all of Anaheim, and Mrs.B.Barton of Orange and Mrs.Wilson of Santa Ana. Save $1 $1 now on a used car. Top values, at $1 saving prices are featured on the Classified pages. Mrs. Herbert Ramm was honored Friday at a layette shower given by Mrs.O.C.Ulrich and Mrs.Otto Ulrich in the former's home, 206 E.Alberta St. After the dessert course, court whistle was the diversion of the evening. Prizes went to Mrs.Fred Fischle and Mrs.Wiley Rumfelt Many dainty gifts were presented to the honored guest. Bidden to fete Mrs.Ramm were Mrs.Belle McAfee, Mrs.Nell Fitzgerald, Mrs.Wiley Rumfelt Mrs.William Ramm, Mrs.Richard Fischle, jr., Mrs.Fred Fischle Mrs.Anna Minder, Anaheim; Mrs.Anna Burrman of Riverside ahead; Mrs.Fred Volberding of Orange. Assistance League Of Anaheim Meets Mrs.Sid McGraw was hostess Thursday to the Assistance League when it met at her home or Romneya drive. Assisting in hostess duties were Mrs.Jefferson Rust and Mrs.Mary Millerick. Mrs.J Ben Kaulbars opened the business meeting which was held after the delightfully appointed luncheon. Spring flowers were about the room and 30 members participated in the meeting. Open House Held At Yungbluth Home Mrs.F.A.Yungbluth and Mr.N.T.Ulvestad entertained Valentine's day with open house and an informal tea at Mrs.Yungbluth's home, 814 West Broadway. Flowers and appropriate pointments were about the house and a delightful informal afternoon was enjoyed by the guests. IOWA PICNIC REUNION The Iowa association issues annual call to the Hawkeyes rally for their mammoth picnic union, all day Saturday, Feb. 7 when they will meet in Lincoln park, Los Angeles. Mrs. Rust and Guests Thursday Mrs. Howard Timmons, Mrs. George Dunton, Mrs. Jason, Mr. and Mrs. Earlata Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Carbeson, Mrs. Clare E. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest and Mrs. Ed Wallace, Mrs. Clyde Cromer, Mr. J. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Chumacher, Mr. and J. Sheridan, Mr. and Heying, Mrs. Ruth Cull and Mrs. Harry Steven-Fred Houck, Anaheim; Mrs. L. A. Lewis, Whitd Mrs. H. H. Benjamin, Mr. and Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Arthur Funk W. A. Dougan, Los Netilee Hoskins' Engagement to Ralph Wheaton Told Dan Cupid was busy Valentine's Day when Mrs. Louis M. Hoskins hostessed a double-incentive party at her home on South Los Angeles St. First, Mr. Cupid bade all the guests to a post-nuptial shower for Mrs. Granville Hopkins (Bessie Marie Edwards) whose marriage was a event of this winter. As Mrs. Hopkins opened her last package, from the hostess, the little gentleman's work was evident in the announcement "Netilee and Ralph, March 2, 1941," revealing the engagement and wedding date of Miss Netilee Hoskins and Ralph Wheaton of this city. Mrs. Hoskins, mother of the bride-elect, informed the guests that the wedding would be a quiet event in the family home. The Valentine motif was carried out in the room appointments and games. Prizes went to Mrs. Fred Edwards and Mrs. Clarence Wagner. Those bidden to the double-event were Mrs. Harry Hand, Mrs. Martha Jane McCutcheon and Mrs. Dorothy Christman of Long Beach; Mrs. N. F. Metz, Fullerton; Mrs. Henry Jackson, and Mrs. B. G. Metz, of Santa Ana; Mrs. Anetta Hoskins and Mrs. Minnie Galloway, grandmothers of the bride-elect; Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. George Barfoot, Mrs. H. J. Fackiner, Mrs. Clarence Wagner, Mrs. Mildred Crain, Mrs. Earle Hopkins, Mrs. Fred Edwards, Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, Mrs. Esther Fearn, Miss Betty Fackiner, Miss Geraldine LACE SCARFS Special purchase—hand made lace scarfs, lovely patterns. Special Dollar Day value. Set of 3 sizes—1 each 36 inch, 45 inch and 54 inch per set. $1.00 Anaheim's City ONE DAY THURSDAY FOR LACE CLOTHS 70x90 size Scranton Lace dinner cloth in two fine patterns. PEQUOT SHEET World famous sheets, fam Miss Donna Law Weds Lovick Davis Valentine's Day was true to its name when Miss Donna Lucille Law was married to Lovick Daniel Davis of Buena Park at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Law of Garden Grove. The setting was doubly romantic, being a duplicate of the bride's parents' when they were married 29 years ago. Before a window the ceremony took place, officiated over by the Rev. Chet McCousland of Santa Cruz and in the presence of relatives. The bride wore her mother's wedding dress and carried red roses centered with a white orchid. Matron of honor was Mrs. Gil Franzen of Anaheim, wearing blue lace over satin. Dainty in pink organdy was the diminutive flower girl, Beverly Jean Paulus. Robert Marvin Law was the best man. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Law of Stanton road and the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Chris Paulus, well-known early day residents of Anaheim. Mr. Davis is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Gilkinson of Long Beach. The bride followed tradition at the reception and cut the first piece of the wedding cake. Serving were Mrs. Thomas Tuck of Torrance and Miss Larabelle Law of Los Angeles. The newly-weds will reside in the Warren apartments in Buena Park after the honeymoon in northern California. For her going-away costume the new Mrs. Davis wore a black and dusty pink ensemble with dusty pink accessories. She wore the white orchid at her shoulder. Both Mr. and Mrs. Davis are ONE DAY THURSDAY F LACE CLOTHS 70x90 size Scranton Lace dinner cloths, in two fine patterns. $3.50 values. Dollar Day. BATH TOWELS Large 22 x 42 Bath Towels, Cannon Mills absorbent quality. lovely patterns. Special Dollar Day. 4 for $1.00 BRIDGE SETS One group of embroidered and appliqued bridge sets—some Linen, some cotton. Dollar Day Special Set. $1.00 JERGENS SOAP The famous big 15 cake box of perfumed soap for bath or toilet—5 odors. Dollar Day Special—per box $1.00 SYNTHETIC PRINTS One group smartly styled synthetic prints, $1.50 values. Special for Dollar Day only yard $1.00 SHANTUNGS New Spring colors—a fabric very much in the vogue—An outstanding Dollar Day value— 2 yards for $1.00 Stamped PILLOW CASES New assortment of stamped cases, good tubing in lovely patterns. Special for Dollar Day— 2 pairs for $1.00 Basement Specials Womens Shoes Your last chance to save on suede shoes. A group of 200 Dress Shirts Mens fancy broadcloth shirt white and fancy pattern JACQUELINE CONE MARKS BIRTHDAY Jacqueline Cone was a delighted little hostess Saturday afternoon when her mother, Mrs. Everett Cone, invited several of her friends to enjoy a birthday party at the family home, 548 S. West St. To begin the program, the 18 little girls were taken to the theater. A cleverly-appointed dinner after the show was served at a table resplendant with an icecream birthday cake with 10 candles. Jacqueline received many lovely gifts. Wishing the little honored guest "Happy birthday" were Mary Cone, Joan Wood, Rosemary Wood, Marlene Krastel, Donna Lynn Stuard, Norma Jean Tews, Helen Hillary, Shirley Beneke, Shirley Essery, Phyllis Officer, Donna Waite, Mary Ellen Middleton, Teddy Lou Payne, Norma Darden, Bonnie Bennett, Jeanette Griggs and Mary Florence Ferree. Peltzer Home Scene Of Informal Party Mrs. Victor Peltzer was hostess Thursday evening to a small party at her home on Cerritos ave. An informal evening was enjoyed by those present, including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lenz, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pee. 2 pairs for $1.00 Basement Specials Womens Shoes Your last chance to save on suede shoes. A group of 200 pair, formerly $2.95 to $5.00 values. Dollar Day, pair $1.00 Slax Shoes You will want to take advantage of this fine group of Blue and Wine Corduroy Slax also other styles that were $1.95 Dollar Day special $1.49 Mens Work Shoes Outstanding purchase of wolverine shell Horsehide shoes, regularly sold for $2.45 Buy them Dollar Day. $1.95 Mens Oxfordes Assorted group of mens Suede and Calf dress oxford broken sizes values to $5.00 Dollar Day pair $1.00 Boys Suits 15 cnl boys all wool suits, sizes 6 to 18. Special for Dollar Day. $6.95 No Alterations Mens Sox One lot of mens fancy slax sox, assorted sizes and patterns 35c value. Dollar Day Special. 5 pairs $1.00 Dress Shirts Mens fancy broadcloth shirt white and fancy pattern discontinued patterns, $1.40 to $2.00 styles—Dollar Day Sport Shirts One group of Mens Long Sleeve sport shirts. Species for Dollar Day. $1.00 Shorts and Vests Mens broadcloth shorts, assorted sizes and colors, all cotton rib vests Dollar Day. 5 for $1.00 Mens Suits 10 only mens all wool 3 piece suits. Secial on Dollar Day. $13.95 No Alterations Boys Polo Shirt One lot of boys polo shirt regular $1.95 value, all size very special each $1.00 Pajamas Mens broadcloth pajama sizes B, C, and D; assort colors. Dollar Day. $1.00 Overalls One lot mens blue bib overs all, discontinued style Special Dollar Day. $1.00 O. H. RENNER A. E. SCHUMACHER The S2R store n's City-Wide DOLLAR DAY It's Dollar Day all over Anaheim, The S. Q. R. Store invites you to come and share in the outstanding values we have planned for YOU—for YOUR HOME—and YOUR FAMILY. Come early, spend the day—and go home rejoicing with your arms full of REAL BARGAINS. HURSDAY FEBRUARY 20 EQUOT SHEETS KITCHEN TOWELS WASH FABRICS Big group of better fabrics, chambrays, shantung, prints all new Spring patterns. Special for Dollar Day. 4 yds. $1.00 MARQUISETTES Curtain Marquisettes in pastel colors, pastels and cream dots. Values to 35c yd. Dollar Day. 6 yds. $1.00 CHENILLE RUGS Woven rugs, size 24x42 in choice of green, gold, blue, orchid and rose. Buy several at this low Dollar Day price. each 89c RAG RUGS One lot of colorful rag rugs also some bright color braided rugs. Special for Dollar Day. 2 for $1.00 CRETONNES Good selection of smart patterns, fast colors and light and share in the outstanding values we have planned for YOU—for YOUR HOME—and YOUR FAMILY. Come early, spend the day—and go home rejoicing with your arms full of REAL BARGAINS. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 20 EQUOT SHEETS World famous sheets, famous long wear and fine finish. See their very low prices for Dollar Day. 1 x 108 Sheets $1.29 2 x 108 Sheets $1.19 Limit 4 2 x 36 Cases 30c Limit 6 UNCH CLOTHS 52 luncheon cloths; just received, in large assortment of beautiful designs Special Dollar Day. $1.00 KITCHEN TOWELS Famous dry-me-dry towels in beautiful floral and bubble designs. Special for Dollar Day. 3 for $1.00 EXCELLO PRINTS Sturdy 80 square prints in many new 1941 patterns, all fast colors. Dollar Day Special. 6 yds. $1.00 WONDER PRINTS Yard wide prints in dozens of new colorfast patterns. Pick them out Dollar Day at 8 yds. $1.00 each 89c RAG RUGS One lot of colorful rag rugs also some bright color braided rugs. Special for Dollar Day. 2 for $1.00 CRETONNES Good selection of smart patterns, fast colors and light grounds. Dollar Day special. yard 17c CHAIR PADS New assortment of boxed chair pads, bright chintz covered. Dollar Day special set of 4 for 89c WATER SOFTENER 3 pound pkg. of perfumed water softener, bought especially for Dollar Day. 29c SILK HOSE Full fashioned silk hose, in styled colors. They are slight irregulars of better hose. Buy several pair on Dollar Day— 2 pair for $1.19 Misses ANKLETS Big group of childrens and misses anklets, sizes 6 to 10½, big assortment of colors—Special Dollar Day— 4 pairs for 50c Wee Tots DRESSES Nice assortment of wee tots print dresses, sizes 2 to 6 years, lovely styles and patterns. Dollar Day— 2 for $1.00 LACE PANELS Quaker and Scranton lace panels, 2 1/6 yards long, 38 to 42 in. long—very special for Dollar Day— INFANTS WEAR Infants wrapping blankets assorted colors—Dollar Day. 2 for $1.00 Infants warm and soft, outing Kimonos. Special on Dollar Day GIRDLES Ladies 2 way stretch girdles and pantie girdles, special for Dollar Day. $1.00 Brassieres Specials Dress Shirts Mens fancy broadcloth shirts white and fancy patterns, discontinued patterns, $1.65 $2.00 styles—Dollar Day. $1.00 Sport Shirts One group of Mens Long sleeve sport shirts. Special for Dollar Day. $1.00 Shorts and Vests Mens broadcloth shorts, assorted sizes and colors, also cotton rib vests Dollar Day. 5 for $1.00 Mens Suits Only mens all wool 3 piece suits. Secal on Dollar Day. $13.95 No Alterations Boys Polo Shirts One lot of boys polo shirts, regular $1.95 value, all sizes, every special each $1.00 Pajamas Mens broadcloth pajamas, sizes B, C, and D. assorted colors. Dollar Day. $1.00 Overalls One lot mens blue bib overalls, discontinued styles, Special Dollar Day. $1.00 INFANTS WEAR Infants wrapping blankets assorted colors—Dollar Day. 2 for $1.00 Infants warm and soft, outing Kimonos. Special on Dollar Day 3 for $1.00 Infants hand embroidered dresses and creepers, very dainty—Dollar Day. 2 for $1.00 LINGERIE Ladies costume slips, white and colors. Special Dollar Day values—each $1.00 Panties and Shorts 2 for $1.00 GIRLS DRESSES Nice assortment of print school frocks, sizes 2 to 14, attractive styles, Dollar Day. $1.00 GIRDLES Ladies 2 way stretch girdles and pantie girdles, special for Dollar Day. $1.00 Brassieres 2 for $1.00 LADIES DRESSES One group of print and spun rayon dresses, better grades. Special for Dollar Day. $3.95 HOUSE DRESSES Ladies print house frocks, assorted styles and patterns. Extra value for Dollar Day. $1.00 Ladies Sweaters One lot cf pull-over beach sweaters—broken lines Special Dollar Day. 79c