anaheim-gazette 1941-09-11

FIRST AID CLUB GIVES MEMBERS CERTIFICATES Twenty-nine standard certificates, thirty-seven advance certificates and eleven instructors certificates were awarded Monday evening to members of the First Aid Club. L. M. Pickel presided over the short business meeting and turned over the chair to Mrs. W. E. Melton, local First Aid Chairman of the Red Cross. Standard certificates were given to Edith Abbott, Diana B. Adams, E. G. Beddall, Bernice T. Bouas, Mrs. Marie Dutton, Evelyn A. Dutzi, Laura Gatjens, W. D. Grafton, Elva L. Haskett, Sarah Hastings, Florence Janzen, Wilma L. Luhring, Lillian Mungerson, Marie Robertson, Nell Robertson, Dorothy Robinson, Irene Steichen, Ann Marie Steichen, Kate Travis, Mrs. Grace Vaught, Edna M. Wisser, Idalia Yorba, Wilma Day, Albert Cranston, Harry A. Harker, Hugh B. Shields, Roy V. Wheeler and John W. Pierce, Jr. Those receiving advance certificates were C. S. Barthelmes, Eleanor Barthelmes, Esther E. Benson, B. H. Bierenbaum, Eloise Forsyth, Ina V. Gathas, Eugene E. Hedrick, Freda Lumsdon, Madeline Lumsdon, Helen Borden McLaine, Mrs. Aileen Rigby, Stephen A. Rimpau, Warren Rust, Faye Kern Schulz, Mrs. Grace Sharp, Madge W. Sproull, Eldon W. Stark, Mrs. Eldon W. Stark, Verna E. Rigdon, Edith Abbott, Diana B. Adams, E. G. Beddall, Bernice T. Bouas, Mrs. Marie Dutton, W. D. Grafton, Mrs. W. D. Grafton, Elva L. Haskett, Sarah Hastings, Wilma L. Luhring, Lillian Mungerson, Marie Robertson, Nell Robertson, Mrs. Grace Vaught, Edna M. Wisser, Georgia Lair Wilma Day and NEWS COMES OF HERRINGTON-KIRVEN VOWS News of the marriage of Miss Nancy Herrington, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter W. Herrington of Euclid Ave., and Ensign Carter Kirvin, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Kirvin of Santa Ana, in Honolulu, T. H., August 15 was received by the Kirvins recently. The former Miss Herrington left early in August for the Islands and arrived the day before her wedding day. The place of the nuptial ceremony was in the chapel of the Central Union church. She wore a white jersey dress and pretty hat. At the reception following, she cut the first piece of the wedding cake with her husband's sword. The young couple are now making their home at the Niuhale apartments, No. 11, 200 Dewey Way, Honolulu. The home base of Ensign Kirvin is Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Former Secretary Mrs. Kirvin was the former secretary in the office of the county superintendent of schools and attended both Orange union high school and Fullerton junior college. She is affiliated with Beta Sigma Phi and Phi Omega sororities of Santa Ana. The bridegroom attended Virginia Military Institute, graduated from Stanford University and received his naval reserve training at Northwestern University. He is a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity. Ten Locals at Missouri Picnic Ten Anaheim people were among the 160 persons who attended the annual Worth County Young Collegians Have Special Service event designed for the young people who are leaving for college, was held Sunday evening at the Calvary Baptist Church. The young people participated in the service. John Jackson read the scriptures, Robert Ferree gave a prayer, Miss Wilma Kerr said a contralto solo, "The Man Galilee Road," and Miss Bethea Jeanne Hanson and Dorothy Prairie played a two-piano duet, "Pride" by Litz. Rev. Earl R. Bee gave a sermon on the subject of Dare You," daring the young people to stand tall; to think tall to live tall and to build tall. Theta Rho Girls Enjoy Picnic; Elect Officers Five clubs were represented at the second annual Theta Rho picnic at Irvine Park Sunday, with Anaheim's chapter, Omega Chi, among the 150 girls and advisors present. Saying yes to a challenge from the Los Angeles Alpha chapter, the Anaheim girls played a rough and tumble softball game and finally won 17 to 16. This followed a delicious noon picnic lunch. Recent Meeting The Anaheim club elected officers for the coming year at a recent meeting. Miss Dorothy Ragsdale will be installed president; Miss Betty Swenson, vice president; Miss Thelma Swenson, recording secretary; Miss Maxine Tyreman, financial secretary; and Miss Winona Christen, treasurer. Miss Beryl Wilson, present president, conducted the meeting. The Anaheim chapter has been asked to install the officers of the Compton chapter October 9. The tentative date for their own installation is October 15 and the installing club will be Los Angeles. The next regular business meeting will be October 1. Ten Locals at Missouri Picnic Ten Anaheim people were among the 100 persons who attended the annual Worth County, Missouri picnic held at Long Beach's Bixby Park Sunday afternoon. Those from Anaheim enjoying the basket lunch and musical entertainment were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry and daughter, Ruth, and Mr. Perry's mother, Mrs. Mannie Perry, Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Brown and Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Adams. Fullerton people present were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daniel and daughter, Pansy. A law is valuable not because it is law, but because there is right in it.—Henry Ward Beecher. Love at last jolts the star's jinx? He lost the fame and fortune which he won as a child, but now a new bride and a job in the army are mending his heart. Read Adele Rogers St. John's intimate story of a famous motion picture personality in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER.—Adv. BEAUTIFUL Enlargement of Every Picture on your Roll 25¢ Including Developing LEHS PHOTOS DEPT. 75 JAMESVILLE, WIS. SAVE ON YOUR TRIP EAST SP's friendly "Californian" not only saves you money, but makes it fun to economize. Speeds to Chicago over the scenic, lower-altitude Golden State Route. Delicious, complete meals for 35¢, 40¢, 50¢. Spacious lounge car for tourist passengers. Stewardess-nurse in attendance. Special chair car for women, children. Homelike atmosphere, congenial travelers. CHICAGO $39.50 ONE WAY $65 ROUNDTRIP in modern, air-conditioned chair cars. $74 roundtrip (plus berth) in tourist sleeping cars. GROVER RORER, Agent—S. P. Depot, Anaheim Depot at Los Angeles and Santa Ana Streets SOUTHERN SP PACIFIC ANAHEIM GAZETTE Bing Collegians The Special Service First Annual Youth Service, and for the young people who living for college, was held evening at the Calvary Church. Young people participated service. John Jackson read pictures, Robert Ferree gave a two-piano duet, "Prey Litz. Rev. Earl R. Berg sermon on the subject, "I You," daring the young to stand tall, to think tall, tall and to build tall. The young people who attended and who will soon leave for their chosen institution of higher learning are John Jackson, who will join the Long Beach Aviation Corps; Wilma Kerr, Redlands; Betty Jeanne Hanson, Pepperdine; Robert Grange, Redlands; Robert Ferree, Verna, Wade, Virginia Robey, Lorraine and Bernadine Boettger, Laurine Anthony, Muriel Barnes, and Robert Marvin, all going to Fullerton Junior College; Arwin "Bud" Mahoney, Santa Ana Junior College; Eleanor Lockman, Riverside Library School; Dr. Verne Jackson, Los Angeles General Hospital, finishing his interneship there; and Jack Wagers, San Diego Navy School. Baptist Pastors At Convention Rev. Earl R. Berg, Rev. H. G. Dymmel, of Anaheim, and Rev. Norval Picket, pastor of the First Baptist Church in Orange, are attenting the three-day Baptist Pastors' Prayer Conference at Thousand Pines. It will be a conference of inspiration and consecration and will feature a presentation of the famous exposition, Song of Solomon, by Dr. R. S. Beal of Tucson, Arizona. Our human laws are but the copies, more or less imperfect, of the eternal laws, so far as we can read them.—James A. Froude. Principal Keim Is Board Member Allen Keim, successor to M. Demaree as principal of the trano Union High school, w week elected to membership board of directors of Orangty tuberculosis and health ation, according to advices refrom Mrs. Oliver Wickepresident of the association. Plans have been formusupplying schools and othganizations with publicity m pertaining to a coming Chrseal campaign throughout county. An area meeting Santa Ana American legihas been announced, the day being named later. 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SIZE BARTLETTS PEARS 5¢ lb LARGE RIVERSIDE STRIPES WATER-MELONS... 3\4¢ lb Principal Keim Board Member Allen Keim, successor to Paul H. Maree as principal of Capisano Union High school, was this week elected to membership of the board of directors of Orange count tuberculosis and health association, according to advices received from Mrs. Oliver Wickersheim, resident of the association. Plans have been formulated for applying schools and other orinizations with publicity material pretaining to a coming Christmas campaign throughout the county. An area meeting at the Santa Ana American legion hall has been announced, the specific day being named later. NOW YOU CAN REDUCE SAFELY UP TO 10 LBS. IN FIVE DAYS THE VITAMALT WAY is a natural way to reduce, for Vitamalt nourishes your glands and nerves as your body consumes its excess fat. It is not a drug. Does not contain theroid nor anything else the least bit harmful. 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