anaheim-gazette 1953-12-24

6 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1933 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Your Anaheim SANITONE CLEANERS you'll agree... ITS BETTER Sesma Cleaners 130 Elm St—Anaheim PHONE KE 5-3819 Betrothal Told Mr. and Mrs. Harry Coughlan of 104 S. Helena, left for Alma, Ark., Dec. 20, to attend the wedding of their daughter, Connie Sue, who will marry William Frank Evans on New Year's day. The bride-elect is currently making her home in Alma with her sister, Mrs. William Saint-Mary whom the Coughlans will visit. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Evans of Alma. The couple have announced tentative plans to make their home in Arkansas. 碎雜慶重 Bring the family to CHUNGKING for their CHRISTMAS and NEW YEARS FREE GIFTS to all the LADIES and CHILDREN DINNERS OPEN BOTH DAYS 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. (Friday & Saturdays 'til 3 a.m.) CHUNGKING FREE GIFTS to all the LADIES and CHILDREN DINNERS OPEN BOTH DAYS 11 A.M. to 2 A.M. (Friday & Saturdays 'til 3 a.m.) CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY CAFE 327 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-4519 VISIT THE CHINESE GIFT SHOP NEXT DOOR (SAME OWNERSHIP AS CHUNGKING) SANTA ANITA PARK ARCADIA, CALIFORNIA 1953-1954 RACING SEASON OPENS NEXT SATURDAY, DECEMBER 26 $20,000 Palos Verdes 'Cap 1st of 33 Stakes - $1,045,000 RUNS 50 DAYS THROUGH MARCH 6 Includes Annual Charity Week *** Inaugurating New Hillside-Infield TURF COURSE * First $100,000 Race on Grass * SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO HANDICAP Saturday, March 6 Two Other Stakes, Each $25,000 Turf Features Throughout Meeting 1¼ mile Opening-Day Race on Grass *** FIVE OTHER MAJOR STAKES * $100,000 SANTA ANITA HANDICAP Saturday, Feb. 27 * $100,000 SANTA ANITA MATURITY 1¼ mile Opening-Day Race on Grass FIVE OTHER MAJOR STAKES * $100,000 SANTA ANITA HANDICAP Saturday, Feb. 27 * $100,000 SANTA ANITA MATURITY Saturday, Jan. 30 * $100,000 SANTA ANITA DERBY Saturday, Feb. 20 * $50,000 SANTA MARGARITA 'CAP Saturday, Jan. 23 * $50,000 SAN ANTONIO HANDICAP Saturday, Feb. 13 New Public Accommodations 5,000 more seats and added facilities in third addition to west end of grandstand and expansion of paddock GATES OPEN, 11 A.M. FIRST RACE, 1 P.M. $1.50, Grandstand $3.00, Clubhouse (Plus Federal & Arcadia City Taxes) Los Angeles Turf Club, Inc. Telephones: RYan 1-7401 - DOuglas 7-2171 TELEPHONE WOMEN HONORED Mrs. Sophronia Burns and Mrs. Helen Printz of Pacific Telephone's Anaheim central office were chosen to represent local operators last Friday night at a special dinner celebration in Los Angeles honoring more than 100 southland telephone women on the 75th anniversary of women operators. The women, from Pacific and connecting company switchboards in seven Southern California counties, were paid tribute by 200 other guests including Governor Knight; Pacific's president Mark Sullivan, and Actor Leo Carillo. Republican Women Election Jan. 12 According to president Mrs. Charlotte Carter, there will be no meeting of the Republican Women' Club during December, but the group will meet again on January 12 when election of officers. Christmas Story Play Presented A four-scene pantomime entitled "The Christmas Story" was presented by students of Benjamin Franklin school at the December PTA meeting. Mrs. Kenyon Dawson presided at the business meeting and made a special request for donations of small toys to be used in the school nursery provided for tiny tots during PTA meetings. During the social house table was beautifully with Santa and his lighted candles as Christmas and coffee were served kindergarten room mother. Assisting with the serge Mesdames, A. W. Stengel Graham, G. Bloom, Lowe A. L. Deverall, A. G Ma Hamlin and H. L. Brown John, Fisher was chairman hostess committee. Mrs Beck was decoration choreographer. 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