oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-02

News of Fullerton Y. L. METHODISTS CELEBRATE A number of Fullerton Methodists went to Yorba Linda last night where the pastor, Howard B. Clark, spoke in the newly acquired Methodist church. This is a new and promising field and the Methodists of Yorba Linda have been very fortunate in securing the beautiful church formerly used by the United Presbyterians for their permanent home. The service was in full charge of Fullerton people, as their contribution to the week of opening services being held in the new church. DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS Mrs. Sophia Fleishman, of Huntington Beach, 67, died last night after a short illness at the Glendale sanitarium. The body was brought to the Scale undertaking parlor. SHOULDN'T TURN THE HOSE ON Secretary W. M. Irwin, of the Fullerton B. of T., is absent from his office and confined to his home as the result of blood poisoning, the infection coming from black dye in a pair of new socks. H. B. Thurber and family have gone to Fallbrook for the week-end. J. E. Seale of Fullerton went to Huntington Beach on business this afternoon. The Fullerton Catholic church held a card party which was largely attended last night. The regular story hour was held at the Fullerton library this afternoon from 2 to 3 o'clock. Caoll Hull of Occidental College is visiting with Harold E. Welton of Fullerton during vacation. Miss Dorothy Porter, clerk in the Standard bank of Fullerton, is celebrating her birthday today in Los Angeles. A. H. Sitton and family and R. L. Voras and family are spending the week-end in acanyon cabin at Lyttle creek. Emannuel Smith of the Standard bank of Fullerton attended the "Kansas folks" picnic today in Sycamore Park, Los Angeles. Fullerton Ebell club held a food sale in front of the Rialto theatre this morning for the benefit of the proposed new clubhouse. Nine cars of oranges were shipped out of Fullerton this week over the True Economy Uses Opportunity —It does no one any good to save a little money if by so doing he sacrifices a more valuable opportunity. —Every automobile in the world today enables its owner to extend his opportunity for service and profit far past his unaided abilities. P. E. Ry., W. B. Warburton agent, stated this year. Mrs. Odus Cooper and the Placeenta agent left this morning to visit Windsor, Ariz., and Gainesville lion office of the Windsor, Ariz., and Gainesville G. Elmers of Rivera is Fullerton H. S. girls annual girls' high jungle school auditorium last gram was in charge of son. Frank Collins was Santa Fe train yesterday rillo. Fullerton deputy sentenced to 15 days in Howard. The force at the Fullerton Santa Fe railway he led by one man, J. H. H. press cashier, leaving son has accepted a post tenant agent of the Crown. The Laguna Beach which has been at the brary for some time will Alhambra Monday. It popular attraction at library, Miss Minnie Mian, said. Madge Kennedy will night at the New Falkland in "The Highest Blddde The feature of the p New Grand theatre to "The Torrent," starring and is one of the most and thrilling photoplan months. MISS DeWITT B Miss Opal DeWitt will Friday night to a nu friends, entertaining party at her home, 411 The early hours of the spent in visiting, with making candy. This deWitt served an excellent fast menu. Those who Opportunity —It does no one any good to save a little money if by so doing he sacrifices a more valuable opportunity. —Every automobile in the world today enables its owner to extend his opportunity for service and profit far past his unaided abilities. —Buy your car now. Chandler CLEVELAND SIX Chandler & Cleveland Service Station R. C. Goodcell, Mgr. 314 W. Center St., Anaheim. Phone 651 FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT MADGE KENNEDY, IN “The Highest Bidder” Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday and Monday, April 3rd and 4th Mack Sennett Presents His 6-Part Comedy Drama "The Highest Bidder" Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday and Monday, April 3rd and 4th Mack Sennett Presents His 6-Part Comedy Drama "A Small Town Idol" It played 4 weeks at the "New Mission" Theatre in Los Angeles Adults 25c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM —TONIGHT— Eva Novak IN "THE TORRENT" Adults 35c; Children 10c; Plus War Tax Sunday and Monday, April 3rd and 4th Herbert Rawlinson HIS WOMAN" Adults 10c; Plus War Tax THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER P. E. Ry., W. R. Warburton, Fullerton agent, stated this morning. Mrs. Odus Cooper and son, wife of the Placentia agent of the Santa Fe, left this morning to visit friends in Windsor, Ariz., and Gallup, N. M. L. E. Millis, baggagerman at the Fullerton office of the Santa Fe, has gone on a three weeks' vacation. J. G. Elmers of Rikera is replacing him. Fullerton H. S. girls enjoyed the annual girls' high jinks at the high school auditorium last night. The program was in charge of Miss Shepardson. Frank Collins was pulled off a Santa Fe train yesterday by Joe Marillo. Fullerton deputy marshal, sentenced to 15 days in jail by Judge Howard. The force at the Fullerton office of the Santa Fe railway has been reduced by one man, J. H. Richardson, express cashier, leaving. Mr. Richardson has accepted a position as Fullerton agent of the Crown Stage. The Laguna Beach art exhibit which has been at the Fullerton library for some time will be taken to Alhambra Monday. It proved a very popular attraction at the Fullerton library, Miss Minnie Maxwell, librarian, said. Madge Kennedy will be seen tonight at the New Fairland theatre in "The Highest Bidder." The feature of the program at the New Grand theatre tonight will be "The Torrent," starring Eva Novak and is one of the most entertaining and thrilling photoplays in recent months. MISS DeWITT HOSTESS Miss Opal DeWitt was hostess on Friday night to a number of girl friends, entertaining with a slumber party at her home, 415 S. Helena-st. The early hours of the evening were spent in visiting, with music and in making candy. This morning Miss DeWitt served an excellent breakfast menu. Those who enjoyed such excellent shape as to indicate that the amount of laughter will be almost continuous. Scores of local "quibe" and jokes at the expense of well-known persons are included in the rapid-fire schedule. There will be singing, dancing, instrumental, cartoon monologue, dialogue, and dramatic numbers blended in what gives promises of being the best balanced and most entertaining program ever in Fullerton. While all of the net proceeds of the show go to the fund of the local post, the members of that organization are basing their claims to public patronage mainly upon the excellence of the program and take pride in the fact that every person who purchases a ticket will get full value for the money expended. City Briefs Mrs. G. Schafer has gone to Los Angeles over the week-end. R. B. Hermann was a business visitor in Los Angeles today. M. E. Beebe returned home yesterday afternoon from Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hartman will spend tomorrow at Laguna Beach. H. P. Massamann, of Orange, left over the S. P. today for Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs. Jean Mahoney of Los Angeles has been the guest for several days this week of Mrs. Frank Fox. Earl Ferris was given the third degree at the Masons last night. There was a banquet and general jollification. An unusually large crowd, about 90 couples, enjoyed the weekly American legion dance at Pressell's hall last night. Mrs. H. F. Burnham, who has been spending the winter with Mrs. F. C. Benjamin, left today for her home at Frederick, S. D. She will probably return to Anaheim next winter. Mr. and Mrs. George Hartley of South Bend, Ind., have been guests past week in the L. E. Garretson home, Olive-rd. Mrs. L. D. Witherell has returned to her home, S. Palm-st, after spending the past two months with her mother in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, Syney Jackson and Miss Cathie Bell will spend tomorrow in Los Angeles where they will be guests of friends. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Walter of Nansen, Alberta, Canada, have been house guests for a few days this week in the D. M. Foraythe home, Burton-ave. Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Hylton and children spent Friday at Huntington Beach where they were guests in the home of Mr. Hylton's brother, W. H. Hylton. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Schulte and daughter, N. Los Angeles-st, left today for their cottage at Avalon, Catalina island, where they will remain for a week. D.W.GREGORY —Telephone 139— STOVER GOOD ENGINES POWER HEADS Best of Repairing Largest Stock of Domestic Water Plants In Orange County Sentinel Home Pressure Systems Pipe, Cylinders and Fittings 109 W. Chartres St. Anaheim MISS DeWITT HOSTESS Miss Opal DeWitt was hostess on Friday night to a number of girl friends, entertaining with a slumber party at her home, 415 S. Helena-st. The early hours of the evening were spent in visiting, with music and in making candy. This morning Miss DeWitt served an excellent breakfast menu. Those who enjoyed the courtesy were the Misses Florence and Alice Wright, Grace Curtis, Mildred Forsythe, Lucille Baker, Bessie Renner and the hostess. MARRIAGE LICENSES Clyde E. Raine, 36, Balboa; Etta M. Goodykoontz, 18, Orange. Abrham C. Weatherwax, 37, Yorba Linda; Leola A. Willard, 28, Los Angeles. Jesus Chabara, 33; Maria Carillo, 23, both of Anaheim. Harry C. Smith, 45, Santa Ana; Mary Ray Selby, 38, Portland, Ore. The members of the "16" club will meet on Tuesday afternoon, April 5, at two o'clock at the home of Mrs. J. E. Baker. All members are urged to be present and if they cannot attend are asked to notify Mrs. Baker as soon as possible. PLAN BIG TIME MOTHERS' DAY Mothers' day, May 8, is to be the next great day at the Houser Bible class in Fullerton. Plans are being laid to have more than the greatest attendance of 538 on last Sunday discounted. A resolution has been passed to extend an invitation to all the American Legion and ex-service men or Orange-co to attend the class meeting on Memorial day, May 29. It is expected that on this latter day there may be gathered in Fullerton no less than 1000 men in the Bible study hour. LEGION WORKING ON MINSTREL Some 50 members of Fullerton post, American Legion, are now busily engaged every night rehearsing for the forthcoming minstrel show of that organization. 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