anaheim-gazette 1941-07-17

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Extracts From Files of The Gazette Issued Half a Century and a Quarter of a Century Ago. These Files Contain the Only Authentic History in Print of the Daily Doings of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange County in the Days of the Pioneers. 50 Years Ago July 16, 1891 It is understood that the School Trustees yesterday decided to elect F. E. Little of Pomona to be principal of our school. It is also reported that M. R. Pendleton, who taught at Orange-thorpe last year will succeed Edwin Clark as principal of the Fullerton school. E. R. McKinney has been elected Principal of the Placentia school. Lewis R. Tarr, a graduate of the Los Angeles State Normal School has been appointed teacher of the Orangethorpe school. For growing large strawberries Alex Wright takes the prize. He often goes into the patch and picks a bucket full, none of which are smaller than a walnut. He has also a fine crop of raspberries and musk melons coming on, and has lately gone quite extensively into the poultry business, having upwards of two hundred turkeys and chickens. Our citizens have a splendid chance to visit the Charleston and Itata, now lying at San Diego, by going on one of the Southern California excursions, twice a day, $3.50 for the round trip. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday the vessels will be open to the public. The trip can be made from here in a day, leaving at 9 A.M. and returning at 8 P.M. W. W. Scott, who recently purchased a place east of town will improve the same by setting out an orchard of various kinds of 25 Years Ago July 20, 1916 The Valencia orange industry in this section and contiguous territory has grown to wonderful proportions. Many thousands of acres have during the past several years been set to that fruit, and the product from a five-year-old orchard is something that helps swell the bank roll. Good fruit brings good prices and the orchardist who understands the citrus culture may class himself as living on Easy street. This condition augers well for the community, whereas the thousands of individual owners, with their bulging pay envelopes at harvest time, put stability into the avenues of business throughout the many prosperous communities forming this matchless section. The citrus industry is the backbone of the country. The lemon market with the coming of hot weather in the East and Middle West, is skylarking in a manner that should delight the California lemon grower. The Orange County Fruit Exchange sold lemons in the East at $7.50 per box and indications are that the price will go higher. The exchange sales were outside the citrus auction. It is stated that the lemon market outlook for the remainder of the season is promising as by the time the cooler weather strikes the East the heaviest part of the California crop will have been moved. S. C. Hartranft and family have started for a trip eastward and FULLERTONIAN HONORED AT SHOWER FRIDAY Miss Jeannetta Saviers and Arlene Peek were hostesses layette shower given in honor Mrs. Peggy Peek in Fullerton former Miss Peggy Cypher of Habra, at 843 N. Zeyn St., F evening. Guests included Mrs; H McElroy, Miss Florence I Mrs. Charles Sader, Mrs. Johnson, Miss Joy Johnson, G. E. Cypher, Mrs. Earl Mcter, Miss Betty Brown, Mrs. Brown, Miss Dorothy Felton, Colleen Pride and Miss Carey, all of La Habra; Mrs. Peek of Fullerton; and Miss Jessup of Whittier. Those who sent gifts but not come were Miss Helena eatte, Mrs. Grant Cypher, Evelyn Sutton, Mrs. Opal tree, Mrs. Olive Crabtree and Lawrence White. Three games were played prizes went to Miss Jessup W. L. Peek and Miss Felton Jessup, Miss David and Mrs er won consolation prizes. The tables were decorated glass dishes holding hybiscus pansies. Nut cups were in shades. Before refreshment honored guest opened gifts were presented to her in a hamper, the gift of the hostess. Townsend Club H Vegetable Dinner A group of Prosperity send club members met at home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lbn Placentia Ave. Monday ning and enjoyed a home- vegetable dinner in the patio. Delicious sweet corn, beans, tomatoes and cucumbers were gathered from the grown jointly by Mr. Cla W. W. Scott, who recently purchased a place east of town will improve the same by setting out an orchard of various kinds of trees. Mr. Scott is lately from San Diego and is favorably impressed with our valley. B. J. Perry attended a meeting of the combined Horticultural Commissioners of the Southern counties in Los Angeles yesterday afternoon for the purpose of taking into consideration the purchase of the twilight patent. The meeting adjourned without action to meet again July 31st. George Claytor, known to everybody by the sobriquet of McGinty was the happiest man in town Tuesday over the arrival of an eight-pound daughter at his household. McGinty informs us that he hears a great deal about baby McKee, but says it isn't a patch beside Baby McGinty, who beats the world. H. Cahen hoisted the tri-color on Tuesday in honor of the fall of the bastile. Assessor Ross reports 427,333 acres of land in Orange county. Outside of the cities the total real estate valuation is $5,666,810: of the cities $3,063,700; total, $8,730,-510. The personal property valuation is about $225,000 making a grand total of about $9,000,000. Messrs. Godfrey and Van Valin started up their fruit dryer last week, and are this week engaged in turning out a very fine quality of dried apricots. The dryer works to a charm, and although the fruit crop is short, we apprehend it will have a deal of work to do and create a name for itself. The Los Angeles Union League will go to San Juan on their mid-summer high jinks next week, and propose to whoop things up in great style. Alcalde Egan is making great preparations for them, and everybody looks forward to a royal good time. Among the items on the bill of fare is one that reads, "Green chillies, tomatoes and onions, a la Bob Northam. Four automobile loads of young people went out to the county park Friday afternoon and enjoyed a picnic feast. The party was composed of Misses Alice Nelsen, Irma and Edna Mills, Luna Wellman, Ethel Hubbert, Myrtle Hein, Sue Irvin, and Eva Drake, and Messrs. Robert McAulay, Dale Quarton, Ben Hein, Edwin Miller, Coe Wellman, and Lee Drake. The party was in honor of Miss Alice Nelsen of Los Angeles who is visiting with the Misses Mills. George Tedrick of the postoffice force is enjoying a vacation and he and his family are spending a couple of weeks at Long Beach. Mrs. Lillian Lawrence and daughter, Miss Mildred Lawrence of Bowie, Arizona, are guests of relatives here and will remain during the summer. Billy Wallop writes from Yosemite that he and his party are having a fine time and are catching many fish. A. T. Pendleton and family who have returned from the north report having met the Wallop party on the Teachapi Townsend Club Horticulture Vegetable Dinner A group of Prosperity send club members met home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. on Placentia Ave. Monday ning and enjoyed a home-vegetable dinner in the patio. Delicious sweet corn, beans, tomatoes and cucumbers were gathered from the grown jointly by Mr. Claire A. C. Peck. The vegetable prepared and cooked by Mr. and Mrs. Peck, Guests brought dessert. Following the supper, there present sang community. The next meeting of the Prity club will be held August Anaheim City Park with a luck supper. Members there besides them and hostess were Mr. and A. C. Peck, The Rev. Mr. and Grant Smith and daughter, ryn, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ilam Rogatsky, Mrs. A. B. Mr. and Mrs. Tom McKen Mrs. Nona Juvenal, Mrs. L Mrs. Minnie Jordan, Mrs. Fields, Mrs. Mary Swindler Laura Tucker, Mrs. Mary Ager, Mrs. Evelyn Fuller Romona MacRander, Mrs. H Suppiger, Mr. Adolph Kluk and Mrs. S. H. Bulkeley Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs White of Placentia. Mariners Meet For Weinie Roaster The Mariner's club met home of its two quarternMr. and Mrs. J. P. Mary, at Palm St.last Wednesday an ned a weinie roast at Seal on July 27. The first Mariner's club started in Wilmington two ago by members of the Terian Church.Anaheim' will be a year old next J The nautical name is derived its members—men and their sailing on the sea of mat Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Mind jointly the office of Skipper Mr. and Mrs.Royal C.Man First Mates There are ten in the entire club. The meeting at Seal Bea be a joint one with Pomontario and El Monte.Mrs. and Mrs.Mary compose thering committee. Anaheim Couple The Los Angeles Union League will go to San Juan on their mid-summer high jinks next week, and propose to whoop things up in great style. Alcalde Egan is making great preparations for them, and everybody looks forward to a royal good time. Among the items on the bill of fare is one that reads, "Green chilies, tomatoes and onions, a la Bob Northam. Nothing is said of tamales, of which the captain is poco fond también. Station Agent Darling, who has been rusticating at San Jacinto for a month, returned home on the Fourth. Jacob Everhardy, who returned a couple of weeks ago from Arizona, reports his sheep in fine condition. Judge Freeman and Harry Jessen of Santa Ana were over visiting friends on Saturday. The vigorous manner in which our excellent contemporary, the Los Angeles Times, is edited again after the absence of its editor in the East, is proof conclusive of the "old man's" return. He is never troubled with "tennis elbow," though the way in which he threshes around with his pen is a great and glorious sight to see. How your child's face gets warped. A famous dental surgeon tells why leaning chins on hands, sleeping on hands, sucking pencils, and gnawing fingernails are dangerous and disfiguring habits. Read his methods of preventing such habits and correcting the damage they do, as told in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. Mrs. Lillian Lawrence and daughter, Miss Mildred Lawrence of Bowie, Arizona, are guests of relatives here and will remain during the summer. Billy Wallop writes from Yosemite that he and his party are having a fine time and are catching many fish. A. T. Pendleton and family who have returned from the north report having met the Wallop party on the Tehachapi and that all were well. Mrs. Barbara Parker, Miss Eleanora Parker and Mrs. Nothaf visited in Los Angeles, Tuesday. A daughter was born Monday at the Santa Ana hospital to Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ernest. The second concert of the Anaheim City band was given in front of the library. Thursday night. Hundreds of people gathered to hear the excellent music and, judging from the enthusiastic applause these concerts are appreciated by the people of Anaheim and surrounding country. Shenks Hosts to Out-of-State Mr. and Mrs. C. Shenk of 328 S. Olive St. are entertaining Mr. Walter of Milwaukee, Wisc., for ten days at their home. Thursday evening, a group of friends attended a picnic supper at the City Park given in Mr. Walter's honor. Those present were Mrs. Lydia Olson, and son, Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Decker and daughter Gretchen, all of Anaheim, and Mr. Jim Henderson, Miss Freda Shenk and Miss Lenore Henderson of Ocean Park. Gazette's New Phone Number 2206 HALLERTONIAN HONORED AT POWER FRIDAY Miss Jeannetta Saviers and Miss Jane Peek were hostesses of aette shower given in honor of Miss Peggy Peek in Fullerton, the former Miss Peggy Cypher of Laura, at 843 N. Zeyn St., Friday evening. Guests included Mrs. H. N. Hallroy, Miss Florence David, A. Charles Sader, Mrs. N. E. Johnson, Miss Joy Johnson, Mrs. E. Cypher, Mrs. Earl McAllis-Miss Betty Brown, Mrs. Hugh Town, Miss Dorothy Felton, Miss Green Pride and Miss Lora Day, all of La Habra; Mrs. W. L. Kirk of Fullerton; and Miss Kay Cup of Whittier. Those who sent gifts but could come were Miss Helen Paye, Mrs. Grant Cypher, Miss Lynn Sutton, Mrs. Opal Crabtree, Mrs. Olive Crabtree and Mrs. Lawrence White. Three games were played and games went to Miss Jessup, Mrs. L. Peek and Miss Felton. Miss Sup, Miss David and Mrs. Sadwon consolation prizes. The tables were decorated with dishes holding hybiscus and biscuits. Nut cups were in pastel tides. Before refreshments, the stored guest opened gifts which were presented to her in a clothes hamper, the gift of the hostesses. Townsend Club Has Vegetable Dinner A group of Prosperity Townsend club members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Clay Placentia Ave. Monday evening and enjoyed a home-grown vegetable dinner in the patio. Delicious sweet corn, green onions, tomatoes and cucumbers are gathered from the garden jointly by Mr. Clay and G. Beck. The vegetables were served with children Marjorie, Elizabeth and Warren of Long Beach, enjoyed a turkey dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Osborn at 609 S. Olive St. on Sunday. Friends also there were Mrs. Joe Adams and their daughter Josephine. Visits Old Home Mrs. Arthur Narath of 419 S. Ohio St., stayed a week at her home at Strawberry Flat in the San Bernardino mountains. She spent the week resting and returned Sunday. Guests Bring Films Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mary of 922 N. Palm., entertained friends at a dinner Sunday night. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Staxrud and son, Sidney, jr., of Torrance and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frohnhoefer of Anaheim. The Staxruds brought their technicolor films and showed several reels of Anaheim's park in full beauty. Wisemans Will Celebrate Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Wiseman of 809 N. Lemon St. will celebrate their wedding anniversary next Saturday night and Mrs. Wiseman's birthday on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Quellhorst of Los Angeles, a niece and nephew of the Anaheim couple, will be their guests at the celebration in Los Angeles. Company Barbecue Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Nance of 201 Sprague St. attended a Dominguez Water Co., barbecue dinner Sunday at the company offices in Los Angeles. Mr. Nance is an engineer with the water company Mexican singers and an orchestra entertained at the annual affair. Turkey Dinner Mrs. Wynona Fremming with children Marjorie, Elizabeth and Warren of Long Beach, enjoyed a turkey dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Osborn at 609 S. Olive St. on Sunday. Friends also there were Mrs. Joe Adams and their daughter Josephine. Afternoon at Newport Mrs. A. G. Quarton accompanied her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Safford Minder and children to Newport Sunday afternoon. Noyes at Newport Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Noyes of Claire St spent Saturday and Sunday at Newport in their trailer. Elsners at Irvine Mr. and Mrs. Paul Elsner of 615 S. Clementine St with guest, Mr. Lyle Smith of Glendale, attended the musicians' picnic at Irvine park Sunday. Others from Anaheim were Mr. Winsome Beatty and Mr. Ray Raymon. Mr. George Ringland, Mrs. Elsner's brother from Vista, visited here over the week-end. Hilgenfelds Entertain Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld of 120 E.Broadway entertained relatives at dinner Monday: They were Mr. and Mrs. Marvin H.Witte, and children, Marcile and Roger, and Miss Stella M.Gatz, all of Milwaukee, Wis.Mrs.Witte and Miss Gatz are sisters and are the second cousins of Mr.Hilgenfeld. New Son Mr. and Mrs.Robert Schroeder are the parents of a son, William Robert, born at Westwood Hospital,Hollywood.Mrs.Schroeder is the former Miriam Sloop of Anaheim. Olsons Hosts Mrs.Aultz and son,Dale.of Highland Park,with bride from Colorado dined with Mr,and Mrs.R.F.Olson at their home at 908 E.South St.,Sunday afternoon.Following dinner,they went to Capistrano to see the mission. LOCAL BUSINESS WOMEN TAKE A IN L.A.CONVENIENT Several members of the Business and Professions en's club attended the event staged in Los Angeles last. Miss Marjorie Pibel wished delegate and attended the activities in the city day evening a fiesta with the Uplifter's club in Santa ana and 12 Anaheim were participated.The they were Ms.Hineman,Miss Robbie,Miss Pibel,Miss Ruth Lindsey,Boyd,Mrs.Naomi Holley Mary Foreman,Mrs.Miles,Miss Ruth St.Mabelle Hathaway and Shoemaker. GUESTS PRESENT During the barbecue of Arias and his troubles Olvera St entertained.mated 3500 were there were Miss Martha Scar star,who received a plaque the federated clubs for did performance in "C Miss Bishop;"Monte Bion on Americanism;Louis Carrillo,the master of or Melvin Douglas,who pled the opportunities women the United States;and les' Mayor,Fletcher Boys. A banquet was held night at the Ambassade with six Anaheim women tendance.Several speeches were delivered from all over the stateness and professions.Spee predictions made America actively enter many women who work several years marry will go permanent professions or business.in prestige and earn made by women during war or crisis year Townsend Club Has Vegetable Dinner A group of Prosperity Town-and-club members met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Clay in Placentia Ave. Monday evening and enjoyed a home-grown vegetable dinner in the patio. Delicious sweet corn, green beans, tomatoes and cucumbers were gathered from the garden jointly by Mr. Clay and Mrs. Peck. The vegetables were prepared and cooked by Mrs. Clay and Mrs. Peck. Guests brought the dessert. Following the supper, the 26 present sang community songs. The next meeting of the Prosperity club will be held August 5 in Anaheim City Park with a pot-kick supper. Members there besides the host and hostess were Mr. and Mrs. C. Peck, The Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith and daughter, Kathleen, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Wilhelm Rogatsky, Mrs. A. B. Moore, and Mrs. Tom McKeehan, Ms. Nona Juvenal, Mrs. Loomis, Ms. Minnie Jordan, Mrs. Ethel Holds, Mrs. Mary Swindler, Mrs. Laura Tucker, Mrs. Mary A. Linney, Mrs. Evelyn Fuller, Miss Amona MacRander, Mrs. Belle Cappiger, Mr. Adolph Klukas, Mr. Ed Mrs. S. H. Bulkeley, all of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. A. N. White of Placentia. Mariners Meet For Weinie Roast The Mariner's club met at the home of its two quartermasters, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mary, at 922 N. Elm St. last Wednesday and planned a weinie roast at Seal Beach July 27. The first Mariner's club was started in Wilmington two years ago by members of the Presbyterian Church. Anaheim's club will be a year old next January. The nautical name is derived from members—men and their wives living on the sea of matrimony, or and Mrs. Stafford Minder holdently the office of Skipper and Mr. and Mrs. Royal C. Martin are first Mates. There are ten offices in the entire club. The meeting at Seal Beach will be a joint one with Pomona, Onio and El Monte, Mrs. Minder and Mrs. Mary compose the planning committee. Anaheim Couple Turkey Dinner Mrs. Wynona Fremming with children Marjorie, Elizabeth and Warren of Long Beach, enjoyed a turkey dinner with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Osborn at 609 S. Olive St. on Sunday. Friends also there were Mrs. Joe Adams and daughter, Josephine; Mrs. Jacob Mang and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Beechley of Frontier, Wyo. Ten Days Camping Big Bear was the camping place for Mr. and Mrs. George Newlin of 310 Mills Dr. for the past ten days. They fished and rested, reporting good luck in each With them were their daughter, Sally Sue and Mrs. Newlin's father, M. W. Hatfield of Anaheim. Week-end at Westwood Dr. and Mrs. George Paige, 502 N. Zeyn St., spent last week-end with the Sydnor Cornicks of Westwood. Ten ears Apart Mrs. Frank Palomares of 427 N.Janss St. welcomed an old friend whom she has not seen for 10 years, Mrs.Ovid Barklow of Oakland, Sunday.Mrs.Barklow was accompanied by her daughter, Marleen.Mrs.Palomares' mother,Mrs.Eizabeth Boddiker of La Verne, was also present. Laguna Week-end Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Nickle of 1011 W.Broadway St.stayed with Mrs.Nickle's mother,Mrs.Shelldon,at her summer home in Laguna this week-end. Cain's New Heir A son was born to Dr. and Mrs.Edmund F.Cain of 322 S.Ohio St.,Sunday at the St.Joseph's hospital in Orange. Sister from Texas Mrs.E.E.Coons and children, Kathryn and Ted and Mr.Bob Riffe of Texas are here visiting Mr. and Mrs.C.Ben Organ of S.Walker St.for one month.Mrs.Coons is the sister of Mrs，Organ. Garden Grove Friends Mr .and Mrs.G.W.Elder from Garden Grove,visited their friendsMr .and Mrs.Sam Parry of Hansen St.Sunday evening.The Parry's son,Eugene,had just returned from a week's stay with his grandparentsMr .and Mrs.H.I.Charfield.at Pasadena. Promotion in Army Sergeant Francis Patin,son of Los Angeles.Mr.Nance is an engineer with the water company.Mexican singers and an orchestra entertained at the annual affair. Olsons Hosts Mrs.Aultz and son,Dale.of Highland Park,with bride from Colorado dined with Mr. and Mrs.R.F.Olson at their home at 908 E.South St.,Sunday afternoon.Following dinner,they went to Capistrano to see the mission. Diners at Laguna Mr.and Mrs.Milton W.Pannier and daughter.Shirley,of 559 S.Ohio St.,dined Sunday at Laguna Beach. Riley Visitor Miss Lorraine Powell of Coalinga is staying two weeks with Mr.and Mrs.Slanton F.Riley of Court St.She is their granddaughter. Every Day in Save Wheat NOW IS YOUR CHANCE — to get choice, rare TRANSVALL DAISIES “GERBERAS” all the good colors — bare root at 15c 2 for 25c All Fine New Stock LEE TRADING CO. 718 South Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. Walker St. for one month. Mrs. Coons is the sister of Mrs. Organ. Garden Grove Friends Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Elder from Garden Grove, visited their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Parry of Hansen St. Sunday evening. The Parry’s son, Eugene, had just returned from a week’s stay with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Chatfield, at Pasadena. Promotion in Army Sergeant Francis Patin, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. Patin of 1207 Lincoln Ave., received his new title after a promotion. He began his army work in March and is now stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo. Reeves at New Mexico Miss Lettie Reeves, of New Mexico, a niece of Mr. J. J. Reeves of 522 S. Helena St, stayed with the Reeves for three days this week. Her uncle and his daughter, Mrs. Ivan Woods left by car Tuesday morning with her for a short stay in her native state. Cone Bros. Ch 215 N. Los Angeles St. LOCAL BUSINESS WOMEN TAKE PART IN L. A. CONVENTION Several members of Anaheim's Business and Professional Women's club attended the convention staged in Los Angeles last week. Miss Marjorie Pibel was selected delegate and attended most of the activities in the city. Wednesday evening a fiesta was held at the Uplifter's club in Santa Monica and 12 Anaheim women participated. They were Miss Beulah Hineman, Miss Robbie Anderson, Miss Pibel, Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Ruth Lindsey, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Mrs. Naomi Holland, Miss Mary Foreman, Mrs. Bernice Miles, Miss Ruth Starr, Mrs. Mabelle Hathaway and Mrs. Olive Shoemaker. GUESTS PRESENT During the barbecue dinner, Joe Arias and his troubadours of Olvera St. entertained. An estimated 3500 were there. Guests were Miss Martha Scott, movie star, who received a plaque from the federated clubs for her splendid performance in "Cheers for Miss Bishop;" Monte Blue spoke on Americanism; Louis Stone; Leo Carrillo, the master of ceremonies; Melvin Douglas, who pointed out the opportunities women enjoy in the United States; and Los Angeles' Mayor, Fletcher Bowron. A banquet was held Thursday night at the Ambassador hotel with six Anaheim women in attendance. Several after-dinner speeches were delivered by women from all over the states in business and professions. Some of the predictions made included: If America actively enters the war many women who planned to work several years and then marry will go permanently into professions or business... Gains in prestige and earning power made by women during the coming war or crisis years will be... Birthday Club Honors Member Thirteen members of the Zion Evangelical Lutheran Birthday club met at the home of Mrs. Minnie Fisher on Lincoln Ave. to celebrate her birthday last Wednesday afternoon. For 15 years the club has celebrated members' birthdays occurring during the respective months. In addition to Mrs. Fisher, members are: Mrs. Emma Molt, Mrs. Hattie Pearson, Mrs. Bertha Schmelzer, Mrs. Ida Keifer, Mrs. Doris Ihrer, Mrs. Bertha Retslaff, Mrs. Bertie Stilow, Mrs. Helene Clodt, Mrs. John Daum, Mrs. Otelia Henning, Mrs. Bertha Koesel and Miss Johanna Vierke. Large Group Celebrates Birthdays Mrs. Bessie Walls shared the celebration on her birthday with Mrs. Mollie Moulton of Hollywood when she gave a party last Wednesday afternoon at her home on Jefferson Rd. Forty-two guests attended. Prizes went to Mrs. George Briggs of Santa Ana, Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mrs. Jack Korn, Mrs. Henry Mcgregor of Anaheim and Mrs. Kay of Long Beach. Mrs. Whittier, mother of Mrs. Korn, from Colorado, won the door prize. "Bessie" and Mollie" were inscribed upon the birthday cake which was topped with 60 candles and surrounded by gardenias. Anaheim Druggist Brings New, Beautiful, Inexpensive Dresser Sets To the Attention of Buyers Who Want Economy and Good Taste! Brand new, and just in, the famous Jewelite Dresser Sets. Jewelite is the new liquid-clear plastic material developed especially for the Pro-phy-lac-tic Brush Co. Every Jewelite Brush is unconditionally guaranteed. Be among the first to enjoy this new, beautiful, economical product of science. See classification— Read-Use Gazette Want Ads Regularly For DRUGGIST J Drug Company See Our New Jewelite with six Anaheim women in attendance. Several after-dinner speeches were delivered by women from all over the states in business and professions. Some of the predictions made included: If America actively enters the war many women who planned to work several years and then marry will go permanently into professions or business. Gains in prestige and earning power made by women during the coming war or crisis years will be retained for at least two decades. Professional women will be encouraged by universities to enter advanced classes and train for positions depleted of men by the draft. Miss Anderson, Miss Starr, Mrs. Hathaway, Miss Williams, Mrs. Pibel and Mrs. Boyd were present from here. DRUGGIST J..... Drug Company See Our New Jewellite Brush and Dresser Sets On Display! 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