anaheim-gazette 1955-05-19

Mother-Daughter Banquet Tonight At Fremont School At 6:30 this evening, May 19, the gymnasium at Fremont Junior High school will be decorated in an Hawaiian motif for the third annual Mother and Daughter banquet sponsored by the Frehonso Honor Club of the school. Mrs. Melva Williams, dean of girls, will be toastmistress. Beverly Woodruff will give the welcome and Mrs. H. W. Hein, the response, Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, one of the Honor Club founders, will show a movie of Hawaii taken when she and the Misses Mau-erhan visited the islands two years ago. "BE A GOOD SCOUT" P-TA MEETING THEME "Be a Good Scout" was the theme of last night's Thomas Jefferson P-TA meeting. Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Cubs, Brownies and "Y" groups participated and a display of their work was shown. Penny Parker’s circus will be held at the school on Tuesday, May 24, at 2 pm., and again at 3:30 p.m. Boulder, Colo., owns a glacier, from which it gets its water supply. PRE-PLANNED BY EXPERTS... 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Nobody in your town knows more about the science of transportation than your Santa Fe agent. He knows America's railroads well and has years of experience in transporting people and products safely. W. H. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone KE 5-8407 ANAHEIM, CALIF. A 6 lb. 6 oz. baby girl was born on May 14 in Santa Ana Community hospital to Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones; 7721 Tyler street. Joan Stabbert has been chosen head majorette for the Anaheim High school band. MORE ABOUT ... Long Ago (Continued from Page A-1) "red soil" of Redlands is wonder-week, pleasure bent. Fritz said the ful. Tony Hessel left Monday for a trip up north as far as Seattle. He may take a run over to Chicago before returning. Joe Backs has purchased an Olds runabout and may be seen daily taking a spin on the boulevard. Members of the Odd Fellows lodge of Fullerton are having articles of incorporation drawn for a building company for the purpose of erecting a temple for their exclusive use. Capital stock has been placed at $25,000. Directors are H. C. Head, J. C. Sheppard, Minor Keith, J. E. Kellerman and O. H. Schumacher. Jeweler Hartfield has been on the sick list during this week, but is convalescing. He reports business brisk at his establishment. Mrs. C. E. Groat was in the city this week from Los Angeles, calling upon old friends and neighbors. Oscar Renner is preparing plans for a commodious cottage. have taken the carriage and occupant with him. With considerable labor the animal was held to his feet again and quietly down. The road is a standing grace to the county and the most dangerous points should receive instant attention from the authorities. Anaheim needs a harness made and saddler worse than anything else at present. If this show meet the eye of any artist leather who is seeking a good cation, an invitation is here given him to locate here. At the Democratic County convention held in Los Angeles Saturday the following were elected delegates to the state convention which meets in Oakland next week. First district: A. B. Moore, J. P. Crawford, Jacob Kish Wallace Woodworth, Second district: J. Baruch, G. P. Miller, M. Bracewell, Third district: J. Barth Shorb, Asa Ellis, F. Omares. Fourth district: W. Spurgeon, Isaac Cohen, Rich Egan. A resolution was adopted empowering the delegates to resent Los Angeles county in Democratic convention that be held to nominate Preside electors and a candidate forgress for the Fourth districting the present year. A resolution endorsing Wallace Leach's candidacy for congress and one structuring the delegates to vote R. F. del Valle for that were both laid on the table the delegates go to the convened uninstructed. By advertisement in an column it will be seen that mare and colt strayed or stolen from Mr. Chas. Wa ranch last week. A liberal How to honor a hero It is thrilling to watch the breeze catch the flag as you hang it out on Memorial Day. And it makes you feel good to decorate the monuments to the men this day honors. Every town in the land has one or more monuments in their memory—bronze soldiers, steel cannon, big granite stones. But their greatest memorial is one they themselves fought and bled and died to build and preserve: the United States of America. And the best anybody can do to honor their deeds lies in strengthening and preserving this living memorial, our nation. You do this most simply and easily when you invest in our country's Savings Bonds. For your ownership of these Bonds not only makes you a more independent American; it also makes America stronger, more stable and secure. So continue to invest regularly and steadily in United States Series E Savings Bonds, holding them until they pay you their full maturity value. If you have not been buying Bonds, the day after Memorial Day week end is a good time to begin. Invest now, through the Payroll Savings Plan where you work, or at your bank. Jeweler Hartfield has been on the sick list during this week, but is convalescing. He reports business brisk at his establishment. Mrs. C. E. Groat was in the city this week from Los Angeles, calling upon old friends and neighbors. Oscar Renner is preparing plans for a commodious cottage. Tom Gomber a former well-known resident of this city was visiting in town Saturday. 75 Years Ago... May 1880 The Right Rev. Wm. Ingraham Kip, Bishop of California, is now making his annual visitation to this portion of his diocese and is expected to reach Anaheim tonight. Tomorrow being Whit Sunday, he will hold services in St. Michael's church as follows: Morning service to begin at 11 a.m. at which time there will be an ordination. The Holy Communion will be administered by the Bishop assisted by the Rev. C. F. Loop of Pomona. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30 p.m. at which time the sacrament of Baptism will be administered. On Monday morning at 11 a.m. St. Michael's church will be consecrated according to the form and ritual of the protestant Episcopal church. All are invited to attend the service. The new vineyards of Mr. J. P. Zeyn and M. A. Langenberger south of town have been inclosed with rabbit proof fences. We may note the singular fact in this connection that bunny ignores the mission vine entirely when he can regale himself on the foreign varieties. While driving to the Rincon, Thursday, Dr. R. A. Ferguson came near being the victim of a serious accident. In driving down one of the dangerous grades on the so-called road to San Bernardino, one of his horses got frightened and began to kick, ending with getting his foot caught in the single-tree. In his struggles to release himself he fell down and as the road at that point is just wide enough for a wagon to pass, the horse came within a hair's breadth of rolling over the precipice, in which event he would The Standard Man cut "down time" on my heavy-duty engines RPM DELO You can reduce "down time," save on overhaul expense and operating costs by lubricating your diesel and heavy-duty gasoline engines with RPM DELO Heavy Duty Lubricating Oil. Specially compounded, it resists corrosion, prevents the formation of harmful deposits, keeps contaminants dispersed and stops foaming of oil in the crankcase. Engines run smooth; develop more power when you use RPM DELO Heavy Duty Lubricating Oil to keep engines clean and cut wear. And they stay on the job, need less overhauling. So order RPM DELO Heavy Duty today. For information on any Standard Oil Company of California product, call AL ROHRS and SON 1016 Santiago St. — Santa Ana — Kimberly 7-4128 taken the carriage and its tant with him. With considerlabor this animal was helphis feet again and quieted The road is a standing disto the county and the more arous points should receive attention from the author A heim needs a harness maker saddler worse than anything at present. If this should be the eye of any artist in her who is seeking a good lon, an invitation is hereby him to locate here. the Democratic County conction held in Los Angeles on day the following were electegates to the state convenwhich meets in Oakland next First district: A. B. Moffit, P. Crawford, Jacob Kishots, Glace Woodworth, Second disJ. Baruch, G. P. Miller, J. Gracewell, Third district; J. de Sh Shorb, Asa Ellis, F. Palres, Fourth district: W. A. Argeon, Isaac Cohen, Richard n. A resolution was adopted powering the delegates to reppoint Los Angeles county in any democratic convention that may held to nominate Presidential actors and a candidate for Congress for the Fourth district durthe present year. A resolution horsing Wallace Leach's candidacy for congress and one inducting the delegates to vote for F. del Valle for that office are both laid on the table, and delegates go to the convention instructed. By advertisement in another column it will be seen that a bare and colt strayed or were stolen from Mr. Chas. Wagner's bench last week. A liberal reward Catholic church tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, music by Prof. E. Selinger. In the evening solen vesper and Benediction. On Thursday of last week as the Captain and some sailors of the Schooner Trustee lying off South Santa Monica were proceeding in a surf boat from the shore to the schooner their boat cap- A 2—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anahiem, Calif., Thurs. May 19, 1935 sized and a sailor named Wm. 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