anaheim-gazette 1941-07-24

LOIS REBEKAH'S NEW OFFICERS INSTALLED FRIDAY Amid patriotic colors, the newly elected and appointed officers of Lois Rebekah Lodge were installed by Mrs. Ethel H. Brown, District Deputy President of Santa Ana, at a formal affair Friday evening at Odd Fellows hall. ELECTIVE OFFICERS Miss Anna Lampman took her place as Junior Past Noble Grand and Mrs. Marie Cannon of Placentia became Noble Grand. Mrs. Vernice Summers is the new Vice Grand; Mrs. Berthyle Reisinger, Recording Secretary; Mrs. Elsie Borth, Financial Secretary; and Mrs. Lizzie Nylen, Treasurer, are the other elective Grand officers. They and 12 escorts, all dressed in white, solemnized the ceremony with Mrs. Brown, who was assisted by Deputy Marshal, Mrs. Susie Walker. The escorts carried bouquets of white sweet peas tied with red, white and blue ribbon with a patriotic tableau at the end. The main hall was beautifully decorated with baskets of red white and blue flowers and the dining room was also resplendent in the patriotic theme with a huge flag on the wall. Mrs. Etta Tuma and Miss Barbara Myers respectively were chairmen of the decorations of the two rooms. GRAND OFFICERS PRESENT Several Grand officers were present and after being escorted to the platform, gave speeches. They were: Cyrus Palmer of Orange, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of California; William Peterkin of Orange, Past Department Commander of the Patriarch Militant of California; Mrs. Mildred Allen, Anaheim, Marshall of the Rebekah Assem- William Lewellyn Jr. Trains for Coast Guard at Academy William Lewellyn, jr., 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lewellyn sr., of E. Romneya Dr., is enrolled at the Coast Guard Academy at New London, Conn. where he will train for four years to become a Coast Guard. He recently passed a test which entitled him to enter the academy. He left last Monday with four boys from Santa Ana, Fullerton, Compton and Los Angeles. He had planned to be one of the crew of the "Pajara" sailboat, owned by the Griffith Brothers, that entered the Honolulu race, but when word came that he had passed the test, he abandoned the plans for the academy. Bill graduated from Anaheim high school, spent a year at Fullerton junior college and one year at a prep school in Long Beach before entering the Connecticut academy. Miss Stabbert Celebrates Birthday Little Miss Joan Adel Stabbert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stabbert of 532 S. Palm St., became three years old Saturday and celebrated it with a gay party. The beach theme was carried out in balloons and sand piles where the children played during the afternoon. The birthday cake was shaped like a boat and the tables were decorated with crepe paper which gave a wave effect in blue and white. The guest list reads: Carol Lee Wilkerson, June Carol Jungkeit, Phyllis Boettcher, Dianne Craig of El Monte, Richard and John Roehm, Frank and John Miller of Tucson, Virginia and Bertrand EARLY OLIVE SETTLERS WED AT LONG BEACH Two early settlers of Olive, now Mr. and Mrs. Taylor Bush, (the former Mrs. Nancy Ann Bush) were married Sunday at the home of Mrs. Bush's daughter, Mrs. R. H. Bagley of Long Beach. Mrs. Bush came to Olive in 1882 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Robbins, but was living in Huntington Park before her marriage. Her new husband has lived in Olive most of his life. ATTENDED BY COUSINS Mrs. Bush wore a blue and white printed silk jacket dress with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias with pink Flinch roses. The Rev. Mr. Eldred Charles of Culver City performed the ceremony. They were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bush, their second cousins. Mrs. Perry Bush wore a blue and white redingote of silk with a corsage of gardenias. The couple were married in front of the fireplace banked with baskets of yellow gladiolas and blue larkspur. The mantle was covered with white dahlias and stock. RECEPTION GIVEN Before leaving on their 7-day honeymoon, a reception was given. Mrs. Bagley and Mrs. Earl Hall served. The newlyweds will make their home in Olive. Guests included their immediate families; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cochran of Huntington Park; Mr. and Mrs Alan Post, Mr. and Mrs. Rile Eldridge and Richard Nevins, of E Monte; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bush and Earl Hall, Jr. of Los Angeles; Mrs Lila Berchard of San Pedro; Mr and Mrs Otto Snyder of La Habra Anaheim guests were Mr. and GRAND OFFICERS PRESENT Several Grand officers were present and after being escorted to the platform, gave speeches. They were: Cyrus Palmer of Orange, Past Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of California; William Peterkin of Orange, Past Department Commander of the Patriarch Militant of California; Mrs. Mildred Allen, Anaheim, Marshall of the Rebekah Assembly of California, and Henry A. Mang, Anaheim Past Grand Patriarch of the Grand Encampment of California. APPOINTIVE OFFICERS Trustees for the coming year are Mrs. Mary Mitchell, Mrs. Pearl Fergus and Miss Hannah Horwitz. New appointive officers are Warden, Mrs. Edna Kruse; Conductor, Mrs. Violet Thierfelder; Chaplain, Mrs. Leone Miller; Musician, Mrs. Maude Adams; R.S.N.G., Mrs. Mildred Allen; L.S.N.G., Mrs. Bonnie Miller; R.S.V.G., Mrs. Bessie Curtis; L.S.V.G., Mrs. Mae Willis; Inside Guardian, Mrs. Violet Howard; Outside Guardian, Mrs. Rohwer; R.A.S., Mrs. Mickie Borgeson; L.A.S., Mrs. Marjorie Vaughan and Drill Captain, Clayton Allen Committees include: Finance, Mrs. Ora Horn, Mrs. Jennie Nelson and Mrs. Ellen Robinson; Examining, Mrs. Anna Lampman, Mrs. Eva M. Scutt and Mrs. Lola Compton; Resolutions, Mrs. Berthyle Reisinger, Miss Hannah Horwitz and Mrs. Etta Tuma; Decorations, Mrs. Pearl Fergus and Mrs. May Belle Spencer; Flowers, Mrs. Charlotte Hodges; Soloist, Mrs. Sccutt; Lights, Ambrose Sccutt; and Banner Bearers, Mrs. Blanche Bouas, Mrs. Carrie Cummings, Mrs. Mable Clark and Mrs. Barbara Myers. GIFTS GIVEN Miss Lampman was presented with a Past Noble Grand jewel, a gift from the lodge. There were other gifts for Miss Lampman, Mrs. Cannon and Mrs. Summers. Miss Lampman presented gifts to all of her officers and standing committees for the past term and Mrs. Cannon presented gardenias to her new officers. WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED AT RECENT PARTY Parchment scrolls in dainty outfits amid a pink and white beach theme was carried out in balloons and sand piles where the children played during the afternoon. The birthday cake was shaped like a boat and the tables were decorated with crepe paper which gave a wave effect in blue and white. The guest list reads: Carol Lee Wilkerson, June Carol Jungkeit, Phyllis Boettcher, Dianne Craig of El Monte, Richard and John Roehm, Frank and John Miller of Tucson, Virginia and Bertrand Howells of Pasadena, John Baker, George Ann Watts, Marsha Leibhart, and Donna Lynn Stabbert. Joan's sister. Mothers present besides Mrs. Stabbert were Mrs. Dillard Wilkerson, Mrs. Paul Jungkeit, Mrs. Phillip Boettcher, Mrs. Welton Craig, Mrs .Richard Roehm, Mrs. Frank Miller, Mrs. Arthur Howells, Mrs. Gerald Baker and Mrs. George Watts. Aunts present were Mrs. Walter Schroeder and Miss Lois Schroeder. It was also the birthday of Mrs. George Watts and she was honored with a large cake. Mother Visits Injured Son at Camp Mrs. Earl J. Spires and daughter, Evelyn, of 621 S. Dickel St., returned last Thursday from a three-day visit at Santa Barbara with Irvin Spires, son and brother of the visitors, who was suffering from several broken bones and bruises from an army truck accident. Two months ago, he was stationed at Camp San Luis Obispo and one of the tires on the truck he was driving blew out and a serious accident ensued. He is now well on the road to recovery and his mother and sister came home much relieved. His brother, Lloyd, also now stationed at Santa Barbara, came home with the visitors for a week-end leave. Captain Entertains Parents at Camp Capt. Michael C. Mattis, Company M. of the 160th Infantry at San Luis Obispo, entertained with his officers at a dinner Friday night in Officers' Mess Hall for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis of 861 S. Palm St. and sister, Mrs. R.C.Robb, Hermosa. A seven-piece orchestra played and songs were sung during the evening. Those present were Col. and Mrs.Murry Maj.Zeller, Capt. Class Members Give Surprise Party A surprise birthday party was given in honor of Miss Bettijane Polston on her eighteenth birthday Saturday night when a group of class members met at her home at 700 N.Sabina St. and feted her on her happy occasion. A barbecued dinner was served in the attractive out-door dining room. Miss Polston then opened her gifts. Later in the evening the group attended the theater after which refreshments of cake and ice cream were served. Those present were Josephine Elbinger, Norma Gould, Bern Lenain, Melvin Pugh, Jack Polston and his sister and honored guest, Bettijane. Group Enjoys Party Out-of-Doors An outside birthday party was given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs.Luther Strain at 829 N.Citron St.honoring Mr. Strain's sister, Mrs.C.R.Allin of Buena Park. A large cake and a delicious barbecue supper was enjoyed by the guests. They were the honored guest, Mrs.Allin, her husband band and daughters, Cauldine and Ruth; Mrs.Margaret Strain,mother of the host,Mr.Mrs.Ott Austin with children,Dorothy Coy and Thelma,Mr.Mrs.Willard Loony,and Mrs.Orc Looney and daughter Mabel all served.The newlywed will make their home in Olive. Guests included their immediate families; Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Bush and Mr. and Mrs.Larry Cochran of Huntington Park; Mr.and Mrs.Alan Post,Mr.and Mrs.Rile Eldridge and Richard Nevins，of ElMonte；Mr.and Mrs.Earl HallMr.mand Mrs.Perry Bush和EarHall,jr.of Los Angeles；Mrs.Lila Berchard of San Pedro；Mr.mand Mrs.Otto Snyder of La Habra. Anaheim guests were Mr.andMrs.Vern Backs，Mr.mandMrs.C.A.Myers，Miss Barbara Myers,and Lawrence Myers；from BreastMrs.Ela Bush和Mr.mandMrs.Roger Perdue；from Taft,Mrs.Jessie Bush；from Puente，Mr.aandMrs.Forerest Corter和Jessie Carter；from Long Beach,MrsLeRoy Bush和Dr.dandMrs.R.H.Bagley；from Culver City,theRev.Mr.Eldred Charles；andfrom Alhambra,Mr.mandMrs.EdKerr。 WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED AT RECENT PARTY Parchment scrolls in dainty nutcups amid a pink and white color scheme revealed the wedding date of Miss Ruth Carlson and Paul Knaak at a recent announcement party at the bride-elect's home on Orange Ave. The two will be married August 8 at St. John's Lutheran Church in Orange. Appropriate games were played during the afternoon and prizes went to Mrs. Ernest Knaak, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. Olive Cole, Mrs. Helen Hill, Mrs. Rosemary Smith, Mrs. Wanda Larsen and Mrs. Ramona Lotze. Other guests were Miss Verdell Vetter, Miss Ruth Zimmerman, Miss Margaret Musch, Miss Evelyn Olson and Miss Vivian Hughes. Young People’s Club Entertained Sunday The Young People's Fellowship of the White Temple church were entertained Sunday evening by Mrs. L. R. Frederick and Mrs. Frederick's home at 318 S. Clementine St. The group celebrated the birthday of Misses Jewel Osher and Betty Kolbe. Two cakes were served and the evening was spent in singing and playing games. Parents at Camp Capt. Michael C. Mattis, Company M. of the 160th Infantry at San Luis Obispo, entertained with his officers at a dinner Friday night in Officers' Mess Hall for his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Mattis of 861 S. Palm St. and sister, Mrs. R. C. Robb, Hermosa. A seven-piece orchestra played and songs were sung during the evening. Those present were Col. and Mrs. Murry, Maj. Zeller, Capt. and Mrs. Miranda, Capt. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. Knet, a friend of Capt. Mattis, who furnished the moose-meat obtained on a hunting trip to Canada. Saturday the group enjoyed a lunch with the Captain's men and were surprised at the very substantial and delicious lunch served to the regulars. They also took a tour over the camp including the inspection of 9 acres of hospital buildings. Capt. Mattis is a former Anaheim resident and married Miss Katherine Montenyohl. They live with their four children at Glendale. What Should A Funeral Cost Visitors to our modern Mortuary discover that a dignified beautiful and appropriate funeral that will meet every family's requirements, need not cost more than the amount they are prepared to pay. Why not ask us about this important matter. Seale’s Mortuary Broadway at Lemon Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE NEW OLIVE MERS WED DING BEACH Only settlers of Olive, now Mrs. Taylor Bush, (the Mrs. Nancy Ann Bush) tried Sunday at the home bush's daughter, Mrs. R. of Long Beach. Bush came to Olive in her parents, Mr. and William Robbins, but was Huntington Park before age. Her new husband in Olive most of his life. ED BY COUSINS Bush wore a blue and painted silk jacket dress the accessories and a coral gardenias with pink flowers. The Rev. Mr. Eldred of Culver City performed mony. They were attenders and Mrs. Perry Bush, and cousins. NON GIVEN Leaving on their 7-day tour, a reception was given by Lley and Mrs. Earl Hall. The newlyweds will stay home in Olive. Included their immediate Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bush and Mrs. Larry Cochranington Park; Mr. and Mrs. it, Mr. and Mrs. Rile Elend Richard Nevins, of El Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall, Mrs. Perry Bush and Earl of Los Angeles; Mrs. chard of San Pedro; Mr. Otto Snyder of La Habra. Guests were Mr. and Anaheim Lady Selected Chairman At District Meeting With 160 delegates present at the luncheon, Mrs. Olive Shoemaker of Anaheim was selected chairman of the Southern District Motion Pictures committee Sunday at the Southern District meeting of the Business and Professional Women's clubs at Laguna Beach high school. The District president, Mrs. Maybelle Hathaway of Anaheim, presided over the meeting, at which the Orange County clubs acted as hostesses. "Red Cross and the Civil Defense Program" was title of the speech given by Bowen McCoy, general chairman of the Los Angeles division of the Red Cross. In the afternoon, plans were made for a board meeting at San Bernardino in October. Native Daughters Install Officers This Monday Night The installation of eighteen new officers of the Native Daughters of the Golden West will take place this Monday evening at the K. C. Hall in Santa Ana. Mrs. Vicenta Carlton of Anaheim is in charge of the evening's program and Mrs. Adlena Marschall, also of Anaheim, will take her place as Past President of this district. Tuesday, Mrs. Grace Stoermer, the recent state-wide general convention chairman, will entertain all the vice presidents and presidents at the Athletic club in Los Angeles. Jolly Dames Give Gay Housewarming FORMER ANAHEIM GIRL WEDS SANTA ANAN AT ORANGE At the Presbyterian Church in Orange, Miss Bonnie Bentson, a former Anaheim girl, was married to Lloyd Chapel of Santa Ana before 400 friends and relatives Sunday afternoon. DRESSED IN PASTELS Her maid-of-honor was Miss Roselin Hauser of Anaheim, who wore a yellow net gown and carried Talisman roses in yellow and orange shades. The bride chose a white net with a head-dress of pearls and carried Lilies of the Valley with an orchid. Her two bridesmaids wore pink and blue net with sweet pea and orchid bouquets. Her little flower girl was dressed in blue net. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of her bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs., Walter Troutman of Orange. Nearly 150 persons were present. Punch and wedding cake were served in the patio. Mrs. Troutman received in a rose silk jersey with a rose corsage and Mrs. Chapel, mother of the bridegroom, wore blue lace with a rose corsage. GUESTS FROM ANAHEIM Anaheim guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. William Trockstad, Mr. and Mrs. William Hauser, Miss Roselin Hauser and Miss Alice Wright. The new Mr. and Mrs. Chapel left on a secret wedding trip immediately following the reception and upon their return will make their home in Santa Ana. The bridegroom is a radio technician in the Sheriff's office of that city. Magnolia People Hold Annual Picnic Former Anaheim Lady Visits a Day Here Mrs. Harry Melick, former Anaheim resident, arrived with daughter, Myrna, from Texas, Tuesday and spent time with Mrs. Richard Roehm Orange Ave. Mrs. Melick is spending the day with her sister Palm near Culver City. Other guests of Mrs. Ro were here Sunday. They met Mrs. Laura Krebbs and Mrs. Nance Funk, cousins from Morrovia. On Tuesday, Mrs. Ro with her sisters, Mrs. F. G. M., and Miss Wilma Hartley, attended a family reunion of cousins at home of Mrs. Ruth Dartner of Angeles. Miss Schroeder Honored by Brother Miss Lois Schroeder was of honor at a family dinner at home of her brother and sister law, Mr. and Mrs. W Schroeder at 516 E. Chartree Sunday afternoon. The day was given in celebration of birthday. The home was artist-adorned with bouquets of glas in pastel shades. The was also centered with a glass bouquet and crystal candelabre.The birthday cake was white pink candles. Those present besides the of honor and the host and he were the Rev. Mr. O. R. Schrödin and his wife, father and moth Lois; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Starkand daughters, Donna and Miss Alice Kaaz of Haven, Conn., who is room with Lois at USC where they attending summer school. The newlyweds will be in home in Olive. included their immediate Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bush and Mrs. Larry Cochran Angton Park; Mr. and Mrs. It, Mr. and Mrs. Rile El-land Richard Nevins, of El Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hall, Mrs. Perry Bush and Earl of Los Angeles; Mrs. Richard of San Pedro; Mr. Otto Snyder of La Habra. guests were Mr. and Mrs. Backs, Mr. and Mrs. Peters, Miss Barbara Myersrence Myers; from Brea, a Bush and Mr. and Mrs. Merdue; from Taft, Mrs. Bush; from Puente, Mr. andrest Corter and Jessie from Long Beach, Mrs. Bush and Dr. and Mrs. R.;y; from Culver City, the Mr. Eldred Charles; andambra, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Members Give Rise Party Arise birthday party was the honor of Miss Bettijane on her eighteenth birthday night when a group of members met at her home at Cabina St. and feted her on any occasion. Recued dinner was served attractive out-door dining Miss Polston then opened it. Later in the evening cup attended the theater, which refreshments of cake cream were served. Present were Josephine Norma Gould, Bert Melvin Pugh, Jack Polski, his sister and honored Bettijane. Enjoys Out-of-Doors Outside birthday party was Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Strain at 829 N. Citron St. Mr. Strain's sister, Mrs. Lin of Buena Park. Gage cake and a delicious supper was enjoyed by guests. They were the honorest, Mrs. Allin, her husband daughters, Cauldine and Mrs. Margaret Strain, mother host, Mr. and Mrs. Otto with children, Dorothy Thelma, Mr. and Mrs. Lloony, and Mrs. Ora and daughter Mabel all of program and Mrs. Adlena Marschall, also of Anaheim, will take her place as Past President of this district. Tuesday, Mrs. Grace Stoermer, the recent state-wide general convention chairman, will entertain all the vice presidents and presidents at the Athletic club in Los Angeles. Jolly Dames Give Gay Housewarming A house warming party with fun and frolic was the assignment of the Jolly Dames club Friday when they first met at the home of Mrs. D. G. Roy of Anaheim and then traveled to the new home of Mrs. Bert Stolle at Escondido. Mrs. Stolle has lived in Escondido for several years but was formerly from Anaheim. Her home is in a modernistic California style of ecru with the interior in a novel new design. Luncheon was served with a lovely cut flower centerpiece of lavender and rose on a long table. Stunts were played upon the various members during the afternoon. Mrs. Mary Anderson of Placentia won first prize for "Disturbing the Peace" and the "Gops" chased Mrs. Roy until she finally won a prize. The hostess was presented with a green porch chair as a group gift. The Jolly Dames attending were Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Angie Wilson, Mrs. Eleanor La Forest, Mrs. Grace McGraw, Mrs. Martha Caillaud, Mrs. Mary Kraemer, Mrs. Mary Dauser, Mrs. Solome Forester and Mrs. Dugweiler, all of Fullerton and Mrs. Roy of Anaheim. Oakland Visitors Arrive on Clipper Mrs. K. C. Ambler and son, Kenneth, of Oakland, are staying ten days with Mrs. Ambler's sister, Mrs. E. C. Westenkuehler at 1120 W. Chestnut St., after traveling from Oakland on the Pan American Clipper. Mr. Ambler was unable to come because his is in charge of communications for the Pan American airlines and travels from China to Honolulu of the mainland. He will however be here Thursday to take his wife and son back to Oakland. On Sunday, the visitors and Mr. and Mrs. Westenkuehler with Mr. and Mrs. Stod Herbert and daughMr. and Mrs. William Hauser, Miss Roselin Hauser and Miss Alice Wright. The new Mr. and Mrs. Chapel left on a secret wedding trip immediately following the reception and upon their return will make their home in Santa Ana. The bridegroom is a radio technician in the Sheriff's office of that city. Magnolia People Hold Annual Picnic Seventeen neighbors in the Magnolia community were present at their annual all-day picnic at Anaheim park Thursday. This enjoyable day also marked the birthday of Mrs. Lester Moffet. So birthday cake and ice cream were among the pot-luck dishes eaten. Those present were Mrs. Moffet, Miss Dorothy Vest, Mr. and Mrs.P.C.Huddleston, Mr. and Mrs.W.M.Yeager, Mrs.Clara Redmond, Mrs.Carlotta Barber, Mrs.John Cesco, Mr. and Mrs.Walter Jungkeit and family, Miss Farlee Morris and Mrs.William Pebley. Bible Club Holds Monthly Luncheon A cover-dish luncheon was en this noon at the White T Methodist Church by the Ladies' Bible club. Mrs. M.I.Bush was g Chairman. Each year this pledges to make $100 for the sions and holds monthly meet at which luncheons are served. Cyclones, hailstorms, storm lightning and storms at sea "Acts of God" in a legal seri A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENNER JULY CLEARAY Of our better ready-to-wear apparel: Low priced for complete clearance: Come tomorrow and profit by these outstanding values. SPORT COATS One group of ladies' light colored sport coats that were $12.95 to $29.50. July Clearance priced— $9.95 to $22.95 LADIES' BLOUSES In silks, sheers and batistes, marvelous values—broken sizes, formerly priced to $4.95. July Clearance priced— $1.49 $1.95 $2.95 LADIES' DRESSES Nine group of sheers voles prints and solid colors July Is Your P. A.* Campaign Clicking By P. A. we mean personal Advertising! Your appearance you advertise to friends and public at large just successful your are. We Can Help You! Phone 2405 Acme Cleaners and Dyers 920 North Los Angeles Street, Anaheim Misser Anaheim Daily Visits a Day Here Ms. Harry Melick, former Anaheim resident, arrived with her mother, Myrna, from Dallas, on Tuesday and spent the day at Mrs. Richard Roehm on George Ave. Ms. Melick is spending the rest of the week with her sister in near Culver City. Her guests of Mrs. Roehm here Sunday. They were Laura Krebbs and Mrs. Florence Funk, cousins from Monroe. On Tuesday, Mrs. Roehm her sisters, Mrs. F. G. Miller, Miss Wilma Hartley, attended family reunion of cousins at the home of Mrs. Ruth Dartner of Los Angeles. Miss Schroeder honored by Brother Ms. Lois Schroeder was guest honor at a family dinner at the home of her brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schroeder at 516 E. Chartres St., Friday afternoon. The dinner was given in celebration of her birthday. The home was artistically decorated with bouquets of gladiolus pastel shades. The table also centered with a gladiolaquet and crystal candelabra. Birthday cake was white with candles. Those present besides the guest honor and the host and hostess are the Rev. Mr. O. R. Schroeder his wife, father and mother of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Stabbert daughters, Donna and Joan; Miss Alice Kaaz of New Jersey, Conn., who is rooming in Lois at USC where they are attending summer school. Miss Cooper Feted On Third Birthday Little Carol Ann Cooper of 214 E. Valencia St., celebrated her third birthday with a dinner party given by her mother, Mrs. Ben A. Cooper, Monday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Cooper, paternal grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. William Ballman, aunt and uncle, and their daughter Sandra Lee, who was just one year old two days before; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper and the honored guest. After dinner, the guests were entertained with movies shown by Carol Ann's father. Henrys Leave For Four Weeks The Rev. Mr. J. W. Henry, pastor of the Church of the Nazarene, and Mrs. Henry left Monday for a motor trip across the continent. They will visit relatives at Marble, Ark.; Dayton, Ohio; Philadelphia; and Norfolk, Va. They will be gone until August 22. During his absence, the Rev. Mrs. Cora Isham, of Pomona, for six years pastor of the Anaheim church, will fill the pulpit of the Church of the Nazarene on Sundays, while the Rev. Mr. Pearle Doahe will conduct prayer services during the week. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES "THE PLACE TO GO" WEST COAST & BROADWAY DAILY MATINEES Adults 25 C Mon. Thru Fri. At 1:45 WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Now Playing—Marx Brothers—Tony Martin in "BIG STORE" also Herbert Marshall—Virginia Bruce in "ADVENTURES IN WASHINGTON" Mon, to Thurs. (July 28-29-30-31) Arthur Kennedy—Joan Perry in "STRANGE ALIBI" also Walt Disney's "RELUCTANT DRAGON" with Robert Benchley FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat., July 26) "MAN HUNT" also "BACHELOR DADDY" Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed. (July 27-28-29-30) "TheEY MET IN BOMBAY" also "UNDERGROUND" Thur, Fri, Sat. (July 31-Aug. 1-2) "BARNACLE BILL" also "THEY DARE NOT LOVE" ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Enlisted men in uniform pay junior admission at all FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. July 26) "MAN HUNT" also "BACHELOR DADDY" Sun. Mon. Tues. Wed. (July 27-28-29-30) "TheEY MET IN BOMBAY" also "UNDERGROUND" Thur. Fri. Sat. (July 31-Aug. 1-2) "BARNACLE BILL" also "THEY DARE NOT LOVE" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Friday & Saturday ("PHANTOM SUBMARINE") also "YOUNG BILL HICKOK" Sun. Mon. Tues. ("BUCK PRIVATES") also "THE DEVIL'S PIPELINE" Wed. & Thurs. ("TOBACCO ROAD") also "SIX LESSONS FROM MADAM LA ZONGA" Enlisted men in uniform pay junior admission at all theatres. ANAHEIM THEATRE ALL SEATS 15c EVERY MONDAY & THURSDAY AT 8:30 P.M. NEW CASH CLUB YOUR "PAY-ME" REGISTRATION IS VOID REGISTER NOW AT ONE OF THE 5 THEATRES O. H. RENNER July Clearance SHOE SALE Our Semi-annual Shoe Clearance Event featuring our high grade shoes begins tomorrow. The savings are outstanding. Come tomorrow and pick yours while our selections are good. CLEARANCE SHOP IN COMFORT ON OUR Second Floor Ready-to-Wear Department Where It Is Cool. At great expense we have installed a new cooling system on our second floor. Come and see how pleasant and cool it is to shop here. SUMMER STyles Styles include white, beige, carmel, blue and white, brown and white—in our high grade Red Cross, Tweedies and Mode Art. Plenty of sizes and widths if you come tomorrow, Sale price— $5.95 One group of Summer Shoes, all summer colors including Nisley, Connie and Custom Tax. Values up to $5.95. Sale Price Men's SUMMER SHOES Styles include Edgerton, Crossby Square and Perforated styles in tans, two-tones, white READY-TO-WEAR Department Where It Is Cool. At great expense we have installed a new cooling system on our second floor. Come and see how pleasant and cool it is to shop here. One group of Summer Shoes, all summer colors including Nisley, Connie and Custom Tax. Values up to $5.95. Sale Price Men's SUMMER SHOES Styles include Edgerton, Crosby Square and Perforated styles in tans, two-tones, white or brown and white. Values to $6.50—Sale Price $4.95 EXTRA SPECIALS SHEER FABRICS Sheer Allure, Novelty sheers, and Lino sheers in stylish plain colors and prints. They are $1.00 values. Special Clearance Price—Yard 69c Powder Puff MUSLIN The Summer cottons with the permanent finish, all fast colors—in beautiful designs. Special—Yard 33c French Crepe PRINTS For better dresses, shown in fancy stripes and lovely all-over patterns, 59c values. Sale Price—Yd.