oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-16

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches FEDERATED CLUBS MEET The ninth annual convention of Orange County Federation of Women's Clubs was held at Fullerton yesterday in the LO.O.F., Hall. The morning session opened at ten o'clock with the singing of the Star Spangled Banner and America by the audience, led by Mrs. M. H. Sammis of Tustin, county chairman of music; Rev. H. B. Clark, pastor of the Fullerton Methodist Church, gave the invocation, which was followed by the address of welcome by Mrs. W. A. Moore, president of the hostess club; Mrs. Murray Horne of Huntington Beach responded. A short business session was then held and afterwards Mrs. W. E. Tedford of Santa Ana, county chairman of social welfare, gave an interesting talk on the work of the parental school and what is being done for the delinquent boys and girls. She spoke of the hope that is being fostered for the establishing in the not distant future of an industrial school, where delinquent charges may be taught a trade. Under the direction of Miss Brown of the music department of the Fullerton grammar schools, the pupils of the kindergarten gave a demonstration in music, which proved very interesting. Mrs. J. E. Gowan of Santa Ana, district chairman of conservation, read a paper on the preservation of natural resources, especially of the forests, which must be protected from fires, and which can only be done by the co-operation of the individual. Adjournment was then taken for luncheon, which was served at long tables in the dining room, pretty decorated with bouquets of roses. Before the afternoon session the ladies visited the exhibition of foreign arts and crafts under the direction of Miss Minnie Childs of Tustin, county chairman of arts. Each club donated to this exhibition, in which each country was represented. The afternoon session opened at 1:30 with singing. Report of credentials and nominating committees and election of officers was then in order which resulted in the follow- Announcement —Wish to announce to all Chevrolet car owners in Anaheim and Northern Orange County that the Chevrolet Service Garage has been leased by “Dan” Clemmer and “Jack” Millings and will be conducted by them in the future. In addition to authorized Chevrolet Service, general repairing and machine work on all makes of cars is solicited. Clemmer & Millings 306 North Los Angeles Street WITH TAGGART MOTOR CO. Dan" Clemmer Phone 684 "Jack" Millings Clemmer & Millings 306 North Los Angeles Street WITH TAGGART MOTOR CO. Dan" Clemmer Phone 684 "Jack" Millings —You should be arrested For allowing rust to accumulate until your Springs squeak from constant grinding, when in five minutes, by using Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil, every particle of rust can be dissolved, leaving the surfaces to which it is applied as if they had been polished. BASSICK Graphite Penetrating Oil A Necessity in Every Garage For Graphite Penetrating Oil applied to rusted parts makes them usable again. It rusted bolts, nuts, joints, fittings, and see how quickly the rust dissolves with Bassick Treatment: For the Arrow on the Can are what you are getting Bassick. The oils offered—but only the oil has a black arrow on can. For Sale by All Dealers LITE LUBRICATOR CO. Alameda, Los Angeles, California — Distributors Price $1.90 for Pint Can THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MISSIONARY SOCIETIES MEET The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church met in the church parlor on Friday afternoon with a goodly number in attendance. The church had been prettily decorated with ferns and gallinaria. The president and secretary of the society were the committee in charge of the program and also acted as hostesses. The executive of the society at the meeting last week laid out the plans for the work for the year, apportioning to each member her part. The devotional topic chosen for the year was "The Consecration of All Our God-given Powers in Service." The motto for this month was prayer, especially for the work and workers in the society, Mrs. W. T. Wallop, who had charge of the devotional hour, gave a most beautiful and helpful thought on prevailing prayer. After the roll call, responded to by suitable replies, a beautiful letter from the missionary from this society, Mrs. Hockins, of Syria, was read, as were also several other missionary letters. "Africa," the foreign topic, was in charge of Mrs. T. S. Grimshaw, who gave some very interesting items of the work in the different fields. The home topic, "The Freedman," was presented by some excellent papers read by Mrs. Sloop and Mrs. S. Collins. The meeting closed with a prayer by Miss Nettie Aubert and after the collection had been taken, dainty refreshments were served. PICNIC AT COUNTY PARK Members of the 8A class of the Fremont school spent a most enjoyable day today when they picnicked at Orange county park. The class, accompanied by their teacher, Miss Seward, and a number of the parents of the pupil and some friends, met at the school at 9 o'clock and went from there in autos. A picnic dinner was one of the features of the affair, of course, and the usual picnic sports indulged in. FIRE DEPARTMENT CALLED This morning about eight o'clock the fire department was called to the house. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: F. H. Blatch, San Francisco; Earl Nott, Portland, Ore.; O. L. Ledner, Los Angeles; Charles H. Sears, Cincinnati; O. Charles Greenhouse, San Francisco; G. W. Peck, Fullerton; Mrs. W. E. Webster, Chicago; S. P. Fuller, Santa Ana. HENGER-DE WITT NUPTIALS Miss Nellie Henger and Mr. Theodore DeWitt of Yorba Linda were quietly married on Thursday afternoon. The marriage took place in San Bernardino. Mrs. DeWitt is the daughter of E. Hunger of Yorba Linda and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin. The young people will spend a short honeymoon in San Diego after which they will return to Yorba Linda where they will make their future home. The bride was the honoree at a miscellaneous shower on Wednesday afternoon at which Mrs. Martin presided as hostess. "The Off-Shore Pirate," starring Viola Dana, will be seen at the Fairyland tonight. It is a typical Viola Dana picture, bubbling with a mixture of humor and drama. "The Greatest Question" will be the feature at the Grand again tonight, starring Dorothy Glish with Robert Harron and the Griffith players. It is a play for a thinker and a wonderful entertainment for all. "Way Down East" will be seen at the Grand tomorrow and Monday. A STEAL At Prices Asked —New Passenger Sport Elgin with disk wheels, extra tire, side shields and bumper $1750 —One 5-Passenger Elgin Touring run 1200 miles, equipped with side shields, 2 new extra tires and lenses $1550 —Terms: One-third down and balance in 12 months These cars are BIG TIME AT BIBLE CLASS FEET About 120 members of the Matti dist White Temple sat down to elaborate chicken dinner last night in the social hall of the church while the Men's Bible class prepared a banquet to the Women's Bible class. Women guests freely cared for the hot bird, gravy, tea cups and all the other trimming were as good as if they had been in the kitchen. F. T. Edmilson served as tourmaster in his usual immutable style and there were joasts by Mrs. Wam' Brawn Mrs. Perry Mathis, Dr. J. A. Gelasher, Prof. Lloyd Nichols and O. Steward. Miss Goodyear pleased with her readings and no small part of the entertainment were Lie piano sold Mrs. C.A. McCullah, choruses by the Men's Glee club and by the women Mrs.Brown's class. It developed two evelite figures in the latter show really have been in the men's glee club. It was a very merry cation one long to be remembered. The Plain Dealer War Your Tires M What's the Best Value for You MILLER CORR UNITES STATES GOODRICH CO Conton Cords—the gu Columbia Super Overs mile g See Us Last a ANAHEIM VULCAN S.R.W WE DO VULCAN 156 So., Los Angeles St A Good Anaheim Creed —Loyal people in this territory should have a creed, based on the justice of the appeal the home merchants make for a 100 per cent home spirit. The Creed Might Be —I believe in Anaheim. I believe that my pride in the present and The Creed Might Be —I believe in Anaheim. I believe that my pride in the present and my hope for the future should prompt me to buy my goods here and boost for the home people first. —The above is not an unreasonable creed. The business concerns whose names appear on this page will do their part. It is worth while for you to do yours. —There is real sound reason why people should buy here. It is not fair for the profit of the business men alone, that the money be spent away from home. This money, if spent here, would employ many more families, who would in turn spend their wealth here again. SATURDAY, April 16, 1927 ATS AT BIBLE CLASS FEAST 20 members of the Methodist Temple sat down to an chicken dinner just night at hall of the church when Bible class prepared andanquet to the Women's Bl-Women guests freely cohot bird, gravy, tea biscuit all the other trimmings good as if they had been in a mistleton served as toastmas usual immitable style and joasts by Mrs Wm' Brown, Mathis, Dr J. A. Gelsmin-Lloyd Nichols and O. E. Els Goodyear pleased with us and no small part of the out were Gie piano sold by McCullah, choruses by the club and by the women of its class. It developed that figures in the latter should be been in the men's it was a very merry occlong to be remembered. REBEKAH LODGE CELEBRATES The Rebekah lodge held a meeting last night at the local I. O. O.F. hall where they enjoyed a jolly social time. Dancing was indulged in and refreshments were served. Mrs. Irene Mitchell, district deputy, of Santa Ana, was present. NOTICE OF EBELL MEETING The Ebell music section will meet on Monday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock in the club rooms. A very interesting program is being prepared and all members of the club and their friends are invited to attend. NOTICE OF YOEMAN MEETING There will be a special meeting of the Yoeman lodge on Monday evening, April 18, at 8 o'clock in the I. O.O.F. Hall. There will be important business matters to attend to and every member is asked to attend. Ida C. Lake, Correspondent. GOV'T BANS NUDITY ON PARISIAN STAGE PARIS April 16 — Salacity and nude women are being expurgated from the Parisian stage by the French government. The nuclear lewdness was the Follies Beersore which, along with the Casino de Paris and Concert Mayol, has been informed by the prefect of police that unless the Venuses and nymphs were less conspicuous it would be closed. TRACTORS Have Electrical Troubles just the same as Automobiles Just to remind you that we are equipped with machinery and expert workmen to repair ignition and electrical troubles on your Tractor as well as your car. Auto Electric Maintenance Co. Orange County Distributors for Vesta Batteries WEST BROS. THESE BUSINESS MEN BELIEVE IN THE FUTURE OF ANAHEIM AND ARE HELPING TO MAKE IT BIGGER AND BETTER ANAHEIM FEED & FUEL CO. 242 W. Center Street Phone 317 GEORGE B. PECK EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE West Center Street at Lemon ANAHEIM PHARMACY The Penslor and San Tox Agencies Headquarters for Kodaks WEST END MARKET 202 West Center St. F. A. Wadsworth, Proprietor HIGHEST QUALITY FRESH MEATS EARL FARRIS 226 S. 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