anaheim-gazette 1941-12-25

December 25, 1941 Anaheim's SOCIAL SWIM We welcome your news in these columns. Just 'phone MARY ANN CALLEN at Anaheim 2206 or 2207. TWO DINNERS Mr. and Mrs. W. Ralph Focht with daughter, De Lyte, of 507 S. Citron st., will have been entertained at two dinners at the end of this week. On Sunday they were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mays of Huntington Park and on Christmas, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Burns of Hawthorne will be their hosts. PEARSONS ENTERTAIN Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson of 518 N. Lemon st. are expecting to serve dinner to both sides of the family this Christmas. To be present for certain is Mrs. Pearson's sister, Mrs. Zeta Kempton and daughter, Jean, of Long Beach. THE SCHUTZ FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Schutz of Burton rd. will entertain in yule-tide fashion the members of their family. Expecting to be present are the Schutz's three sons, Robert, Schutz, Warren Schutz, his wife and daughter, Charlene; and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schutz. Mrs. Charles Schutz's parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey, and grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor Harvey, will also attend. FACULTY PARTY ANNUAL FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Cone of 548 S. West st. with daughters, Jacqueline and Mary, will be among the 35 family guests at the home of Mrs. John Leutwieler, mother of Mrs. Cone, in La Habra, Christmas day. NOON DINNER HERE Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Davidson with son, George, will be hosts at their home at 542 S. Lemon st. on Christmas to Mrs. Davidson's aunt, Mrs. Georgia Robinson and son, David, of Midway City, and another aunt, Miss Frances Day of Des Moines, Iowa, visiting Mrs. Robinson at the present time. GROUP IN ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Nelson of 111 E. Alberta st. will serve a Christmas banquet at their home to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reissinger of Anaheim; son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Miller of Los Angeles; and Mrs. Nelson's mother, Mrs. Carrie Becker of Santa Monica. SMITHS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of 857 N. Helena st., who made numerous friends in Anaheim during their year of residence here left MISS RUTH PERRY TELLS ENGAGEMENT TO MARSHALL McFIEH Miss Ruth Perry announced her engagement to Marshall McFieh at an after-church party at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry at 224 N. Olive st., Sunday night. About 25 members and guests of the college age group of Church of Christ attended. Refreshments were served and dainty napkins with a protruding cat tail were passed around. The tail was pulled thus letting the cat out of the bag and announcing the engagement of Ruth and Marshall. FANCY COOKIES A light gelatin dessert, fancy cookies and a lovely heart-shaped cake were served by Mrs. Perry and Mrs. Ray McFiee, mothers of the betrothed couple. A Christmas card was signed by all those present to be sent to Warren Baker and James McGuire; Anaheim boys who are at Illinois in the army. IMPROMPTU PROGRAM The vening was spent in an impromptu program. Mrs. June Cusick sang a number of solos; Gertrude Hunt led the group in songs; the honored guests, Marshall and Ruth, played two piano duets; and Rev. Earl Boatman, pastor of the Church of Christ, gave a reading. Decorations featured a lovely Christmas tree and red and green arrangements of flowers and pine cones. SPECIAL GUESTS Special guests were Mrs. Nannie Perry, grandmother of Ruth; Mr. and Mrs. Ray McFiee, parents of the bridesroom to bat! Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Schutz of Burton rd. will entertain in yule-tide fashion the members of their family. Expecting to be present are the Schutz's three sons, Robert, Schutz, Warren Schutz, his wife and daughter, Charlene; and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schutz. Mrs. Charles Schutz's parents, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey, and grandmother, Mrs. Eleanor Harvey, will also attend. FACULTY PARTY Sixty-seven members of the Anaheim high school faculty met at the Ebell clubhouse Tuesday night for their annual Christmas dinner party. Three tables formed a large "U" and were decorated with small Santa Clausss and green and red paper favors. A large Christmas tree also decorated the dining hall. Stunts, games and music followed the dinner, J. L. Vander Veer served as Santa Claus and distributed the gifts. The committee in charge of the occasion were the new teachers: Miss Balliet, general chairman; who led the group singing; Miss Thompson, decorations; Miss Hollingsworth, square dancing; and Mr. Wheeler, reservations. MARCH FIELD GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff of 215 N. Olive st. will entertain Mrs. Kilduff's mother, Mrs. Amy Sanderson, and Mr. Kilduff's mother, Mrs. Lydia Kilduff, this Christmas. Some soldier friends from March Field are expected to be here for the celebration. A LARGE PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodward and children, Leland, Thomas and Erlene, will entertain at a family party at their home, 1204 W. Center st., Christmas eve. Among those present will be Mr. and Mrs. Herschel Jessup, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. Woodward; Mrs. Elba Seal, mother of Mrs. Woodward; Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Woodward, parents of Mr. Woodward, all of Whittier; Mr. and Mrs. Willis Harner and son, Richard, of Los Angeles; and Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Cate and children, Jimmie and Jerry, of Pico. The same group will enjoy a dinner at Mrs. Seal's home on Christmas. DOUBLE CELEBRATION Mrs. George Fendley's daughter and grandaughter, Mrs. Helen McCandless and daughter, Joan, will be here at the Palace. SMITH'S LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith of 857 N. Helena st., who made numerous friends in Anaheim during their year of residence here, left Thursday for Big Creek, Calif., where Mr. Smith will work for the Edison company, as he did here. SOUTH PASADENA Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Yonge of Riverside will be Christmas eve guests of Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tews at 700 N. Helena st. On Christmas, the Tews with their daughter, Norma Jean, and Mrs. Tew's father, Joseph Frosant, of La Port, Ind., will spend the day at the home of Mrs. Tews' cousin, Mr. and Mrs. E.A. Anders in South Pasadena. ELEVEN AT PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld of 229 E.Cypress st. will entertain seven members of their family and two Eastern guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Moquin of Pittsburg, Mass.on Christmas day. The Moquins are spending the winter in Long Beach. Members of the family to attend include Mr. and Mrs.William Davis, niece and nephew of the hosts; Mrs.Florence Davis,sister, of Mrs.Zeppenfeld; Mrs.Ester Ford, another sister,and the hosts' daughter, Ester, all of Anaheim; and Mr. and Mrs.John Schumacher, brother - in - law and sister, of Burbank. OREGON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Pietrok of 901 S.Lemon st., were hosts to Salem, Ore., visitors, Mr. and Mrs.Louis Zielinski and Miss.Ellen Schmidt, Wednesday and Thursday.Mrs.iZelinski is the nephew of Mr.Pietrok. Previous to their stay in Anaheim,the Oregon folk were seeing the sights in Arizona. JOLLY DAMES MEET Mrs.Mary Dauser of Fullerton was hostess to twelve members of the Jolly Dames club Thursday afternoon at the annual Christmas party of the group. A pot luck dined was served on a table centered with a clever frosted scene depicting the coming E.Uberta st.will serve a Christmas banquet at their home to their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Reissinger of Anaheim; son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.John Miller of Los Angeles; and Mrs.Nelson's mother,Mrs.Carrie Becker of Santa Monica. SPECIAL GUESTS Special guests were Mrs.Nannie Perry, grandmother of Ruth; Mr. and Mrs.Ray McFie, parents of the bridegroom-to-be; Mrs.Anna Sheffer, grandmother of Marshall,and Rev.vand Mrs.Earl Boatman,all of Anaheim;and Mrs.Mrs.Glenn Rayhawk,brother and sister-in-law of Marshall,从Bellflower. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs.Morrie Cusick, Maxine Koch,and Lee Richardson,Fullerton;Betty Brant,Gertrude Hunt,Evelyn Lied,Floidie Snapp,Margaret Meadows,Harlan，Eearl,and Al Mills,Anaheim. EURDENS ENTERTAIN Rev.vand Mrs.Thomas L.Burden of 560 E.Center st.will entertain Mr.vand Mrs.Everett Braun of Inglewood;Mr.vand Mrs.Oran Zimmerman of Highland Park,and Mrs.Ida Hamlin of Los Angeles with a Christmas dinner. EIGHT-POUND BOY Mr.vand Mrs.Ralph Ricci of Olive Were announcing to friends the news of the birth of an eight-pound boy,John Paul,born December 17 at San Anton hospital in Uplands. Mr.Ricci is a well-known equipment mechanic in Orange County and with the coming of his second son,his expecting to have some help with his job in a few years.His other son is now 14 months old. THE BROADWIDE ENDS TOMORROW “RISE & SHINE” SUNDAY T ROSALIND RUSSELL AND DON AMECHE IN Also STARTING Jimmy Durante & “YOU” Jeffrey LYNN in JOLLY DAMES MEET Mrs. Mary Dauser of Fullerton was hostess to twelve members of the Jolly Dames club Thursday afternoon at the annual Christmas party of the group. A potluck dinner was served on a table centered with a clever frosted scene depicting the coming of Santa Claus. Presents were exchanged before bridge was played. Winners in bridge were Mrs. Mary Kraemer, first; Mrs. Martha Caillaud, second; and Mrs. D. G. Roy, consolation. How quickly the year has passed since last Christmas — yet how much has happened in world affairs, and even closer to home! We always wish you the best of everything — to which at this time we add a wish that the true Christmas spirit might reach the depths of all men's hearts and bring peace, love and good fellowship to everyone. MERLE WEST'S Acme Cleaners & Dyers 920 N. Los Angeles St. Phone 2405 Anaheim ANAHEIM GAZETTE RUTH PERRY ENGAGEMENT MARSHALL McFIE South Perry announced her intent to Marshall McFie at church party at the home parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ray McFie, 224 N. Olive st., Sunday. 25 members and guests of age group of Church of attended. Refreshments served and dainty napkins protruding cat tail were wound. The tail was pull-setting the cat out of the announcing the engage-Ruth and Marshall. COOKIES A gelatin dessert, fancy and a lovely heart-shaped cake served by Mrs. Perry Ray McFie, mothers of the couple. Christmas card was signed by present to be sent to Warrior and James McGuire, boys who are at Illinois army. PTU PROGRAM Nothing was spent in an improgram. Mrs. June Cuir, a number of solos; Gerent led the group in songs; red guests, Marshall and yed two piano duets; and Boatman, pastor of the Christ, gave a reading. Icons featured a lovely tree and red and green elements of flowers and pine. GUESTS Guests were Mrs. Nannie and mother of Ruth; Mr. Ray McFie, parents of room to host Mrs. Wilma. Eunice Stimson is Bride of Miles Bever At Candlelight Services In Long Beach Miss Eunice June Stimson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Stimson of Long Beach, became the bride of Miles Edward Bever of Anaheim at a candlelight service in the Lakewood Village chapel Sunday. Guests numbering 200 witnessed the ceremony officiated by Rev. W. R. Hall. WHITE FLOWERS White flowers harmonizing with Christmas decorations adorned the chancel where the bride was given in marriage by her brother-in-law, Joseph Warrington Rodgers. She wore an ice blue chiffon gown over crepe, fashioned on Grecian lines, and her matching turban was of handmade flowers. She wore a corsage of orchids and bouvardia and was attended by her sister, Mrs. Joseph W. Rodgers, who was attired in dusty pink chiffon over crepe with turban of handmade flowers and corsage of Cecil Bruner roses. Little Millicent Rodgers was the flower girl, wearing pink taffeta. Best man was R. B. Stimson of La Habra, brother of the bride, and ushers were Evan and Bill Schwartz and James Stimson, nephews. RECEPTION AFTER A reception followed at the Rodgers home in Long Beach, where Mrs. James Moiola of Huntington Beach, another sister of the bride, and Mrs. R. B. Stimson of La Habra, were co-hostesses. After a honeymoon trip to Mexico City, the couple will reside in Anaheim. The bride was educated in Abilene, Texas, and has been employed as stenographer in the office of a Long Beach oil company. Lakewood Village Church Scene of Vows For Mary Morrison and Edmund R. Cook Lakewood Village church was the setting for the marriage of Miss Mary Morrison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Morrison of Long Beach, and Edmund R. Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. James W. Cook of Anaheim, last week with Rev. W. P. Hall officiating. Miss Morrison wore a white satin princess style gown with fingertip veil crowned with a halo of Bouvardia. She carried a shower bouquet. Baker were attendants. Lyle Canton was best man and Don Dickenson of Anaheim and Robert Tipton of Long Beach were ushers. A reception was given at the bride's home following the ceremony. ANAHEIM HIGH The bride graduated from Long Beach schools and is a member of the Woman’s Symphony orchestra in that city. Mr. Cook is a graduate from Anaheim high school. After a short honeymoon, the couple will return to make their home in Anaheim. NEW BRIDE FETEED WITH SHOWER AT CONE HOME Mrs. La Verne Roquet, the mer Betty Wallop, was honoring Tuesday with a post-nuptial offer at the home of Mrs. Frank Ray McFie at 836 S. Claudina st., Co-housing with Mrs. Cone was Miss Barry. Bridge was played with being won by Miss Iona McTry, first; Mrs. Grace Robb second; and Mrs. Cleo Ko third. A group gift, a coffee was presented to the honored before refreshments were served. WHITE CANDLES White candles with satin bodied the tables during the sert hour. Clever dove-like cream figures were served. Tallies and napkins were also dove theme. Guests included Miss B Zeppenfeld, Mrs. Grace Robb Mrs. Ferne Hile, Mrs. Fred Miss Iona McMurtry, Mrs. Koehler, Miss Elaine Roquet, Thelma Brandt, Mrs. Sorwon quet, Mrs. Marion Reinert Mrs. Georgia Rae Iiewing, Anaheim. GUEST LIST Mrs. Olive Crist of Yorba da; Mrs. Kathleen Love and Joa Du Prae of Seal Beach; Loren Lukins, Mrs. Bob Will and Mrs. Nancy Jaycox of Flint; Mrs. Oakley Moore of Tura; Mrs. Lorraine Chilson of Vegas; Mrs. Connie Sowder Pasadena; Mrs. Marion Shoer er of Burbank; and Mrs. Billney of San Diego, the former Wood of Anaheim. Open Invitation To YMCA-YWCA Conclave Extended All Men and Women In County All men and women in Orange county and vicinity are invited to attend the fourth annual YMCA-YWCA 3-day convention at Moon WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH MEMBERS ENTERTAINED For the last ten years, Mrs. Geo. Fendley of 529 S. Los Angeles st., has had members of the Wesley Methodist church at her home for a Christmas party and so it was this year, last Thursday, when about 50 were present for the occasion. A large lighted tree was featured in the Christmas decorations and throughout the home, arrangements of poinsettas and holly added a holiday note. A short business meeting preceded a program with Mrs. J. H. Haines, president of the women's guild, presiding. The young children of the church gave readings during the program. Rev. Fred Essig was in charge of devotionals during the afternoon. Christmas carols were sung before refreshments were served. GUESTS Guests were Mrs. Nannie and mother of Ruth; Mr. Ray McFie, parents of groom-to-be; Mrs. Anna grandmother of Marshall, and Mrs. Earl Boatman, Maheim; and Mrs. and Rayhawk, brother and law of Marshall, from guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rusick, Maxine Koch, and Hardson, Fullerton; Betty Hertrude Hunt, Evelynoodie Snapp, Margaret Harlan, Eearl, and Al Maheim. ENTERTAIN And Mrs. Thomas L. Burke, E. Center st., will enter and Mrs. Everett Braun of Mr. and Mrs. Oran of Highland Park, and Hamlin of Los Angeles Christmas dinner. OUND BOY Mrs. Ralph Ricci of the announcing to friends of the birth of an eighth-year John Paul, born Dec. at San Anton hospital is a well-known equipment in Orange County the coming of his second expecting to have some job in a few years. Son is now 14 months. BROADWAY WEST COAST THEATRES ENDS TOMORROW (SATURDAY, DEC. 20) “RISE & SHINE” also “CADET GIRL” SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY OSALIND RUSSELL and DON AMECHE in “NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH” with Robert Preston STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY My Durante & “YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW” Jeffrey LYNN in “LAW OF THE TROPICS” GUEST LIST Mrs. Olive Crist of Yorba da; Mrs. Kathleen Love and Joa Du Pree of Seal Beach; Loren Lukins, Mrs. Bob Will and Mrs. Nancy Jaycox of Forton; Mrs. Oakley Moore of tura; Mrs. Lorraine Chilson of Vegas; Mrs. Connie Sowder Pasadena; Mrs. Marion Shoeer of Burbank; and Mrs. Billney of San Diego, the former Wood of Anaheim. 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 Mortuar Broadway at Lemon Anaheim LUXURIOUS BLANKETS Come and choose from our immense selection of warm wool blankets, all nationally famous lines — Kenwood, North Star, Wool of the West and others. All priced exceptionally low. Ideal Gifts $7.95 to $16.50 Beacon Blankets, $2.45 to $5.95 LAST GIFT BROADWAY SANTA ANA PHONE 300 ENDS TOMORROW (SATURDAY, DEC. 20) “RISE & SHINE” also “CADET GIRL” SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY OSALIND RUSSELL and DON AMECHE in “FEMININE TOUCH” “NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH” with Robert Preston STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY my Durante & Phil Silvers in “YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW” Jeffrey LYNN in Constance BENNETT “LAW OF THE TROPICS” WEST COAST SANTA ANA PHONE 858 NOW—ENDS WEDNESDAY (DECEMBER 24) W. G. ROBINSON, LARAINE “UNHOLY PARTNERS” AY, EDWARD ARNOLD in Fred MacMURRAY, MARY MARTIN in “NEW YORK TOWN” STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY LUDETTE in “REMEMBER THE DAY” with John Wayne “The GAY FALCON” with GEORGE SANDERS, WENDY BARRIE FOX ANAHEIM TELEPHONE 3607 ENDS TOMORROW (SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20) “BLUES IN THE NIGHT” also “RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE” SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY Fredric March in “ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN,” Also Claudette Colbert in “SKYLARK” with Ray Milland STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY Bob Hope in “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” ing Crosby and Mary Martin in “BIRTH OF THE BLUES” FOX FULLERTON TELEPHONE 267 STARTS TODAY (FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19) Charles Boyer, Olivia de Havilland, Paulette Goddard in “HOLD BACK THE DAWN” Also “GREAT GUNS” with Laurel & Hardy STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY Fredric March in “ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN” Also Zane Grey’s “RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE” ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 today & Saturday, “CASE OF THE BLACK PARROT” Also “The Quarterback” day, Monday & Tuesday, Jack Benny in “Charley's Aunt” Also “BAD MEN OF MISSOURI” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “The BIG STORE” Also “CHRISTMAS IN JULY” Linen Damask SETS Truly regal gifts —. Gleaming satin damask in beautiful designs with napkins to match. $4.95 to $25.00 DOWN QUILTS Exquisite colors and fine quality in satin and taffeta and the 100% down makes them fluffy and warm. $10.95 to $18.50 COMFY SLIPPERS Smart styles for men and women. Practically every style you could wish for. A sizes and colors if you com early. Price:— $3:25 to $5.00 NEW BRIDE FETED WITH SHOWER AT CONE HOME. Mrs. La Verne Roquet, the former Betty Wallop, was honored yesterday with a post-nuptial shower at the home of Mrs. Frank Cone. 36 S. Claudina st., Co-hostess to Mrs. Cone was Miss Jean Arley. Bridge was played with prizes won by Miss Iona McMurray first; Mrs. Grace Robinson, second; and Mrs. Cleo Koehler, third. A group gift, a coffee table, presented to the honored guest were refreshments were served. NOTE CANDLES White candles with satin bows arranged the tables during the dessert hour. Clever dove-like ice cream figures were served. The cakes and napkins were also in the theme. Guests included Miss Esther Hilgenfeld, Mrs. Grace Robinson, Mrs. Ferne Hile, Mrs. Fred Lee, Miss Iona McMurtry, Mrs. Cleo Koehler, Miss Elaine Roquet, Mrs. Anna Brandt, Mrs. Sorwon Roquet, Mrs. Marion Reinert and Georgia Rae viewing all of Anaheim. LIST Mrs. Olive Crist of Yorba Linford; Mrs. Kathleen Love and Mrs. Du Prée of Seal Beach; Mrs. Jon Lukins, Mrs. Bob Williams, Mrs. Nancy Jaycox of Fuller-Mrs. Oakley Moore of Venice; Mrs. Lorraine Chilson of Las Vegas; Mrs. Connie Sowders of Odessa; Mrs. Marion Shoemak-Burbank; and Mrs. Bill Varney of San Diego, the former Jean Rodden of Anaheim. Dr. Frances Hilgenfeld Will Be Honored At Pre-nuptial Shower Next Saturday Dr. Frances Hilgenfeld, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Hilgenfeld of this city, will be honored with a pre-nuptial shower at the home of her parents next Saturday. Dr. Hilgenfeld will arrive from Sacramento on Dec. 26. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Hilgenfeld will be her daughter, Mrs. Robert Farrar of Santa Ana. More than 50 guests are being hidden to the affair. AFTER CHRISTMAS Dr. Hilgenfeld will exchange vows with William Oberst Rose also of Sacramento, shortly after Christmas. She is a graduate of College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in Los Angeles after graduation from Anaheim high school. On finishing her internship in Los Angeles county hospital last July she took over temporarily the practice of Dr. Lela Jackson of the capital city. Following her marriage she plans to establish her own office and practice in the northern city. AIR DEPOT The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mrs. Katherine Rose of Westminster and attended Huntington Beach high school and Fullerton junior college. He is with the McClellans Air depot at Sacramento. ATTENTION GROWERS! Cash for Valencia Offblooms Phone Anaheim 4738 JOYOUS Christmas Merrily, merrily, merrily — our Christmas greetings come to you! Words of cheer for all ages, BEST LIST Mrs. Olive Crist of Yorba LinMrs. Kathleen Love and Mrs. Du Pree of Seal Beach; Mrs. Lukins, Mrs. Bob Williams Mrs. Nancy Jaycox of FullerMrs. Oakley Moore of VenMrs. Lorraine Chilson of Las Ms. Connie Sowders of dena; Mrs. Marion ShoemakBurbank; and Mrs. Bill Varof San Diego, the former Jean d. of Anaheim. JOYOUS Christmas Merrily, merrily, merrily — our Christmas greetings come to you! Words of cheer for all ages, a message from the bottom of our heart—because we do wish you the best of everything at Christmas time and the whole year through! MASTERSON'S 189 W. Center Street Phone 3288 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 A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. 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