anaheim-gazette 1948-02-05

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Pacific College Choir to Sing Here February 7 Now on its 23rd annual tour, the Pacific Lutheran college "Choir of the West" will present a sacred choral concert in Anaheim February 7, Saturday night, at 8 o'clock in the local high school auditorium, under the baton of Prof. Gunnar J. Malmin, composer and music instructor. Prof. Malmin will conduct his well known choir of 56 voices in a program which includes a cross section of sacred choral music of five countries. The A Capella group from the Parkland, Washington, college is making a 17-day tour of 20 cities in Washington, Oregon and California, traveling in two chartered buses. Also accompanying the singers are Mrs. Rhoda Hokestad Young, choir manager and chaperon, and Miss Esther Ordal, nurse. The program here will begin with "O Praise Ye God" by Tschaikowsky, impressive in its subdued beginning and brilliant climax. The choir will continue with J. S. Bach's arrangement of the sixteenth century chorale, "Jesu, Priceless Treasure." Next will be Mendelssohn's "Savior of Sinners," with a tenor solo by Charles Martin. The first group of selections will conclude with the broad and deeply reverent, "Salvation Is Created" by the Russian mystic, Tschesnokoff. The second group will feature colorful compositions from the sixteenth century, beginning with Leisring's "Let All the Nations," keynoted by antiphonal effects. Taken from Palestrina's great "Mass of the Pope Marcellus," the next selection will be "Et Incarnatus Est." The simple and lovely "Presentation of Christ in the Temple" by Eccard, who is frequently referred to as the German Palastrina, and the sparkling song, "Bells at Speyer" by Ludwig Senfl, a personal friend of Martin Luther, will follow. Concluding the second group will be the triumphant, "Alleluia We Sing with Joy" by Handel, written for double choir. "Behold a Host," a beloved Norwegian folk hymn in the Grieg arrangement for tenor solo, accompanied by male voices, will open the Pacific Choir's final group of selections. Two recent compositions by Choir Director Prof. Malmin will be heard. The first is a dramatic interpretation of a Danish hymn, "A Sigh is Heard Through Every Land"; the second, a Christmas lullaby, with Lydia Roberts singing the soprano solo. Climaxing the concert is the imposing Advent motet, "Lord Hosanna" by Gustave Schreck. "Nunc Dimittis" by Peter C. Lutken, late American composer and a former teacher of the director, will conclude the varied program. jected suitor; Miss Barbara Sitting of Placentia plays the piano ("Ellen," the faithful housewife of the Cartaret family for more than 50 years. Supporting cast members include Miss Nancy Whaley of Angeles, Miss Becky Woodford Clearwater, Miss Trudy Moore Redlands, Miss Mary Lou Allen Anaheim, Miss Joan Meng Fullerton, Miss Berta Soli Peru, Miss Elena Stagg of Paula Miss Anna Nora of Placentia Miss Joyce Hardman of Maz Mexico. Stage manager for the production is Miss Helen Bigong Santa Ana assisted by Misserbara Layton and Shirley Roebb both of that city. In charge of make-up, creators to show the aging of the actors in the story, is Miss Verne Bashara of Placentia Miss Elvera Navarro of Ana. Schedule Ebell Section Meetings Section meetings of the heim Ebell club were announced for this month, beginning with the bridge group meeting to row afternoon, Friday, at o'clock, in the club house. Ralph F. Adams is the spandrel instructor. Mrs. Samuel dell, leader, will preside assisby Mrs. Homer Wallace. The Home and Garden service will meet for a 1:30 o'clock noon dessert affair next Monday. The 2 o'clock program will feature June Swan Pearce, corrector and collector of glass. Milton Spencer is the leader Mrs. Gilbert Bottger, associate leader. Rev. Philip E. Selfridge, president of the Evangelical United Church church, will present the "Miracles Performed by Christ during the 2 o'clock program" the Bible section, February 9. The meeting will be presided over by Mrs. H. A. Johnston, leader. with "O Praise Ye God" by Tschaikowsky, impressive in its subdued beginning and brilliant climax. The choir will continue with J. S. Bach's arrangement of the sixteenth century chorale, "Jesu, Priceless Treasure." Next will be Mendelssohn's "Savior of Sinners," with a tenor solo by Charles Martin. The first group of selections by Choir Director Prof. Malmin will be heard. The first is a dramatic interpretation of a Danish hymn, "A Sigh is Heard Through Every Land"; the second, a Christmas lullaby, with Lydia Roberts singing the soprano solo. Climaxing the concert is the imposing Advent motet, "Lord Hosanna" by Gustave Schreck. "Nunc Dimittis" by Peter C. Lutken, late American composer and a former teacher of the director, will conclude the varied program. Optional songs include three familiar chorale settings by F. Melius Christiansen, also a former teacher of Prof. Malmin. Marywood Seniors To Stage 'Smilin Through' at AUHS "Smilin' Through," comedy drama by Allan Langdon Martin, which brought national recognition to Jane Cowl as an actress, will be staged by the senior class of Marywood Catholic girls' school tomorrow evening, Friday, at 8:15 o'clock, in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium. The plot of the play is based upon a tragedy of 50 years ago, when a rejected suitor accidentally shoots the woman he loves on her wedding night. In transition, the love story of a boy and girl of the two families is woven in which the spirit of the slain woman comes "Smilin' Through" to aid the young lovers. Contrasting with the basic seriousness of the story thread, are sparkling comedy highlights portrayed in the scenes potent with suspense and humor of situation. Because the play combines all the romance and fantasy of the powerful love drama with all the glittering humor of a rollicking comedy piece, it is considered a challenge to an amateur cast, according to drama critics. Playing the heavy character roles of "John Cartaret" and "Dr. Owen Harding," are Miss Marilyn Yorba of Anaheim and Miss Dolores Peltzer of Lancaster, respectively. Miss Patricia Coffin of Anaheim and Miss Janice Kraemer of Placentia portray the romantic leads of "Kathleen" and "Ken"; Miss Gloria Beninato of Anaheim is cast in the comedy role of "Willie." Miss Sue Crosby of Bel-Air, West Los Angeles, plays the role of "Moonyeen Claire," the woman who returned to aid the young lovers. Miss Lois Baert of Anaheim interprets the 2 o'clock program will feature June Swan Pearce, co-surgeon and collector of glass. Milton Spencer is the leader; Mrs. Gilbert Bottger, associate leader. Rev. Philip E. Selfridge, professor of Evangelical United Church church, will present the "Miracles Performed by Clare during the 2 o'clock program the Bible section, February 23." The meeting will be presided over by Mrs. H. A. Johnston, leader; assisted by Mrs. Juahita Rossi. Will be served during the continuing social period. "Purely Personnal" is the subject to be discussed during two-minute group participation session of the Toastmaster session Wednesday, February 18, in club house. The three 10 minute speakers will be Mrs. H. P. T., discussing "Presidents in Revival Mrs. Harold Kahn present "Holidays and Superstitions," Mrs. Milton Spencer giving "endars." Presiding during the business session will be Mrs. A Raymond, leader; assisted by Mrs. O. S. Floan. A social hour conclude the meeting. Mesdames Wilbert Bonney, ry Schiller and E. E. Smith present the topic "Acres People" during the program of Book section, February 23. B. A. Arnold is the leader; Mrs. E. C. Kendrick, assistant leader of the group. A tea hour follow the program and business session. To Give Abbey Concert Sunday Arnold Lewerenz, minister music at the First Presbyterian church of this city, and his wife Anna Russell Lewerenz, will send a special program of selections next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Melrose Abbey Chapel, 101 highway, between Santa Ana and Anaheim. Mrs. Lewerenz, a contralto, open the concert with "Sotter Bel Ciel" by Th. A. E. Semet ("Widmung") by Robert Schumann. Accompanist for the program be Louise Foss. A dramatic tenor, Lewerenz sing "An die Musik" by Fr Schubert; Edvard Grieg's "Traume" and "Apres un Reve" Gabriel Faure. Saint Saens' beautiful "J Coeur S'ouvre a' ta Voix" will be sent by Mrs. Lewerenz. Lewerenz, in contrast, will Huber's Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 West Center St. Telephone 3308 Yorba of Anaheim and Miss Dolores Peltzer of Lancaster, respectively. Miss Patricia Coffin of Anaheim and Miss Janice Kraemer of Placentia portray the romantic leads of "Kathleen" and "Ken"; Miss Gloria Beninato of Anaheim is cast in the comedy role of "Willie." Miss Sue Crosby of Bel-Air, West Los Angeles, plays the role of "Moonyeen Claire," the woman who returned to aid the young lovers. Miss Lois Baert of Anaheim interprets the role of "Jeremiah Wayne," the re- FURS OF FINEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICES Complete Fur Selection for Every Need LYEN FURS 1 Mile West of Cypress 4606 East Lincoln Blvd. CYPRESS, CALIF. Phone Anaheim 2-8888 Skilled Workmanship for Style and Wear OPEN Daily 'til 8 P.M. OPEN 1 to 6 P.M. Sunday RELINING - RESTYLING - CLEANING - GLAZING - STORAGE CUSTOM TAILORING ANAHEIM GAZETTE Aided suitor; Miss Barbara Schillner of Placentia plays the part of Helen," the faithful housekeeper the Cartaret family for more 50 years. Supporting cast members include Miss Nancy Whaley of Los Gales, Miss Becky Woodford of Carwater, Miss Trudy Molle of Hollands, Miss Mary Lou Allec of Heim, Miss Joan Menges of Herton, Miss Berta Soldi of Uu, Miss Elena Stagg of Panama, Ms Anna Nora of Placentia and Ms Joyce Hardman of Mazatlan, Mexico. Stage manager for the production is Miss Helen Bigonger of Tata Ana assisted by Misses Barla Layton and Shirley Roberts, of that city. An charge of make-up, created show the aging of the charrers in the story, is Miss Lane Bashara of Placentia and Elvera Navarro of Anaheim. Schedule Ebell Section Meetings Section meetings of the Ananial Ebell club were announced this month, beginning with bridge group meeting tomorrow afternoon, Friday, at 1:30 clock, in the club house. Mrs. John F. Adams is the speaker instructor. Mrs. Samuel Genleader, will preside assisted Mrs. Homer Wallace. The Home'and Garden section meet for a 1:30 o'clock afterdessert affair next Monday. 2 o'clock program will feature June Swan Pearce, connoission and collector of glass. Mrs. Don Spencer is the leader, and Gilbert Bottger, assistant er. Rev. Philip E. Selfridge, pastor of the Evangelical United Brethchurch, will present the topic: "Recacles Performed by Christ" going the 2 o'clock program of Bible section, February 16. Meeting will be presided over Mrs. H. A. Johnston, leader, as- Frank Bridge and Harriet Ware's "The Cross." Three selections for contralto voice, "Let Us Break Bread," arranged by William Lawrence, "A Spirit Flower" by Campbell-Tipton, and "A Feast of Lanterns" by Granville Bantock, will be sung by Mrs. Lewerenz. "Vesti la Juba" from Leonavallo's famous opera "Pagliaacci" will be presented by Lewerenz. Concluding the concert the couple will sing in duet "Birds of Passage" by Eugene Hildach. Holiday Stage To Remodel Tustin School Theater Revamping a blue print of the Tustin high school auditorium, patio and front halls into an intimate summer theater for the forthcoming 10 weeks entertainment to be produced by Holiday Stage, stock company, are a corps of designers. The sketches will come to life before Monday night, June 28, when the premier play will be presented marking the theatrical group's second season in Orange county. The sketches call for a cheerful and modern lobby of pastel toned walls, matting carpets, artistically arranged flowers and vines with a south sea flavor, and large-sized photographs of the company players. The patio, where steaming coffee and other refreshments will be served during intermissions, will be transformed into a luxurious garden of flowering potted plants. Walter Walker, horticulturist of Laguna Beach has been commissioned by Holiday Stage to grow scores of plants to be in full blossom by the middle of June when they will be moved from his gardens to the theater. Every special feature and plan is designed for the comfort and entertainment of theater goers, Holiday Stage spokesmen stated. All decorative features will be the Chispa chapter of this city gave the Jewel March. Past Grand Patron John Vale discussed the worthy grand patrons' project for the year. The monetary gift presented to the worthy grand matron will be divided between the Crippled Children of California and the building of a wing on the Eastern Star home, he announced. "Tapestry of Life" was the subject chosen by the Worthy Grand Matron. Santa Ana Girl Tells Engagement A sparkling diamond, third finger, left hand, was displayed by Miss Barbara Lou Ware, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis H. Ware of Santa Ana. She is the fiancee of Bill Halter of San Bernardino, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Halter of Canon City, Colorado. Wedding bells will ring for the young couple this spring it was disclosed. The bride-elect is associated with Rankin's in Santa Ana. She is an alumnus of the high school and junior college of that city. Her father is a linetype operator at the Anaheim Gazette. Halter attended Colorado A. and M. and, during World War II, served with the Navy Air Corps. Birthday Affair For Relief Corps A birthday pot-luck luncheon was enjoyed by members of the A. B. Paul Relief Corps 134, this week. Three cakes were cut as 13 anniversaries were celebrated. A comic Valentine box provided amusement for the thirty-five members attending the affair. During the presentation of reports it was revealed that $48.50 had been given for child welfare; $75 for relief; $6 for bouquets; $1.98 for papers; 62 cents for cards, three funeral sprays sent and 21 sick calls made. committee, working no-junction with the national Scout project. Mrs. August Fitz, pretempore, presided over ness session. At the foreing, Mrs. Arthur led the flag salute, while Ms. DeCook led the Girl Scout and Mrs. Ivan Storey, Brownie promise. Program plans for tha season were presented by F. Glenn, who announced Annual Brownie Day in park is slated for next tha Mrs. Gene Peebles, Judchairman, reported tentaifor the city-wide Girl Scoting in the high school March 5. A Juliette Lasentative from each troop an active part in the disclosed. A day at the Santa Ana Ranch is planned for alliate leaders, Mrs. Warren training chairman, annu The city-wide cookie be staged later this moHodges, cookie sale chairi Anaheim Girl Scouts will attend Camp Oscar summer from July 26 to 5, Mrs. William Bushmailed camp chairman, Following a report of inating committee, given F. N. DeCook, chairman by Mrs. Roy Dargatz and Mittman, officers of tha tion were elected and those seated included gust Fitz, president; Mr Moor, first vice-president Dave Schwemmer, second president; Mrs. J. C. Car 2 o'clock program will feaJune Swan Pearce, connoisand collector of glass. Mrs. Spencer is the leader, and Gilbert Bottger, assistant er. Philip E. Selfridge, pastor the Evangelical United Brethchurch, will present the topic. Aacles Performed by Christ" the 2 o'clock program of Bible section, February 16. meeting will be presided over Mrs. H. A. Johnston, leader, asd by Mrs. Juanita Ross. Tea be served during the conclusocial period. Personnal" is the subto be discussed during the minute group participation on the Toastmaster section, tuesday, February 18, in the house. The three 10 minute kers will be Mrs. H. P. Tobin passing "Presidents in Review"; Harold Kahn presenting days and Superstitions," and Milton Spencer giving "Calors." Presiding during the busisession will be Mrs. Albert mond, leader, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant leader, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C. Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E. C.Kendrick, assistant lead-er, assisted by Mrs. Floan. A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E. E. Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section, February 23. Mrs. Arnold is the leader, and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will ent the topic "Acres and e" during the program of the section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold is the leader,and E.C.Kendrick Assistant lead-er assisted by Mrs.Floan.A social hour will ude the meeting. Wilbert Bonney, Jerchiller and E.E.Smith will enthe topic "Acres and e" duringthe program ofthe section,February 23.Mrs. Arnold isthe leader,and E.C.KendrickAssistantleaderassistedbyMrs.Floan.Asocialhourwilludedeathereasonforprogramming Save Now as You Go Clear of hum WOMEN Rayons, Woo Newport Beach's third annual harbor art exhibit will be held at the high school there, March 11 through March 14, under the sponsorship of the Newport Harbor Allied Arts club. Mrs. C. H: Deakins of Balboa, display chairman, stated. Artists from various southland cities are being invited to exhibit their works. A $200 prize will go to the winner it was announced. Judging will take place in the high school gallery a week preceding the public opening of the show. Participating artists are being asked to submit two pictures each, Mrs. Deakins stated. Pick-up service will be offered contributors with collection points to be announced soon. The annual attraction provides the high school with an outstanding canvas to add to its permanent collection each year. Past sponsors have included the Newport Beach Ebell club and the Chamber of Commerce. More than 50 canvases, displayed last year, were chosen from 105 entries. O.E.S. Chapters Honor Grand Officer Here Six chapters of the Order of the Easter Star in District 79 honored the official visit of the state of Illinois president, Thelma Bailey of Brawley, at the Masonic Temple in Anaheim, Tuesday of last week. Hostess chapters included Chispa, Anaheim; Occident, Downey; Artesia, Garden Grove, Norwalk and Seal Beach. Escorted to the East from this city was Mrs. Eva Boyd, past grand treasurer. Accompanied by songs presented by Doris Ryan, committee, working now in conjunction with the nation-wide Girl Scout project. Mrs. August Fitz, president pro tempore, presided over the business session. At the formal opening, Mrs. Arthur led the group in the flag salute, while Mrs. Robert DeCook led the Girl Scout promise and Mrs. Ivan Storey led the Brownie promise. Program plans for the spring season were presented by Mrs. M. F. Glenn, who announced that the Annual Brownie Day in the city park is slated for next Thursday. Mrs. Gene Peebles, Juliette Low chairman, reported tentative plans for the city-wide Girl Scout fashion show and Juliette Low meeting in the high school Friday, March 5. A Juliette Low representative from each troop will take an active part in the event, she disclosed. A day at the Santa Ana Dude Ranch is planned for all intermediate leaders, Mrs. Warren Hodges, training chairman, announced. The city-wide cookie sale will be staged later this month, Mrs. Hodges, cookie sale chairman, said. Anaheim Girl Scouts probably will attend Camp Osceola this summer from July 26 to August 5, Mrs. William Bushman, established camp chairman, disclosed. Following a report of the nominating committee, given by Mrs. F. N. DeCook, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Roy Dargatz and Mrs. A. Mittman, officers of the association were elected and installed. Those seated included Mrs. August Fitz, president; Mrs. Robert Moor, first vice-president; Mrs. Dave Schwemmer, second vice-president; Mrs. J. C. Carter, third vice-president; Mrs. Ben Switzler, secretary; Mrs. Wilmer J. Troutman, treasurer; and Mrs. Carl Lemcke and Mrs. Norbert DeCook, representatives to the Girl Scout council. Special guest of the evening was Mrs. J. C. Dolan, first president of the present association. Delectable refreshments were served by Mrs. G. S. Hansard, Mrs. Harold Bircher and Mrs. Dave Schwemmer. Keep Year Old Luncheon Date It's an old custom prevalent in the British Islands and Europe, but several Anaheim residents launched a similar one. An anniversary luncheon was planned by six local women, February 4, 1947. Yesterday, February 4, 1948 five of the six met, as scheduled. Enjoying luncheon at the newly-revamped Elliott's cafe were Mary Anne Forrester, Hazel Enloe Marlene Cooper, Genevieve Bearce and Lucile Kageler. Due to the success of the affair another luncheon is planned by the group, to be culminated February 4, 1949. L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 229 West Center St. Tuesdays, 2 to 9 p.m. or Superior Radio and Music Co. 249 East Center Street Phone Anaheim 4304 QUALITY Printing Service Gazette 259 E. Center Phones Best Loved VALENTINE IS A DIAMOND Nothing says "I love you" so convincingly as a diamond ring... no other Valentine will be so welcome so dearly cherished and for the promise of unbounded joy it holds. KENDRICK JEWELERS Anaheim, Calif. as You Have Never Saved Before! The SQR Store Clearance! of hundreds of MEN'S DRESSES s, Wools, Cottons, Prints, MEN'S DRESSES s, Wools, Cottons, Prints, Plains. Plenty of Sizes! Dresses! :: Sport Dresses! Tailored Dresses! 495 795 1095 Prices lashed To Far Below Cost! NOT I YEARS SUCH VALUES!