oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-23

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches CELEBRATE 8TH ANNIVERSARY Leonard Crowley was host on Friday afternoon from 3 until 6 to a number of his friends at the home his parents, Ballou Court, 525 W. Center St. The occasion was his 8th birthday anniversary and the number of guests and the host made a company of eight to enjoy the games and other forms of entertainment provided. After the games, a dainty birthday luncheon was served by the youth choir's mother. One long table had been prepared for the guests of the evening and the centerpiece was formed with a lovely birthday cake, a courtesy for the honoree. Those who were present to enjoy the affair were Mildred Bonkosky, Faye and Floy Ballou, Doris Doech, Jewell Crowley, Arthur Saunders, Wesley Hartman and the host. THIMBLE CLUB ENTERTAINED The members of the Lois Thimble club were entertained Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Oliver Hill on East Broadway, with Mrs. Hill. "Even if it isn't a VESTA We Can Repair It RIGHT" VESTA BATTERY SERVICE Drive In- YOU will receive prompt and courteous attention. You will find complete equipment for repairing any battery—no matter what make you have. In fact, more than 75% of our repair business is on makes other than Vesta. Our customers are satisfied customers because in repairing any battery we use the patented features which have made Vesta batteries famous. YOU will receive prompt and courteous attention. You will find complete equipment for repairing any battery—no matter what make you have. In fact, more than 75% of our repair business is on makes other than Vesta. Our customers are satisfied customers because in repairing any battery we use the patented features which have made Vesta batteries famous. Your battery should be tested at least once every two weeks. We are glad to do this service for you. Auto Electric Maintenance Co. WEST BROS. Orange County Distributors for Vesta Batteries Los Angeles at Chestnut St. Anaheim Phone 31 VESTA COSTS LESS PER MONTH OF SERVICE IT FIXED OURS BASSICK GRAPHITE PENETRATING OIL for Springs and Rust And it Will Kill the Squeak in Yours Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil will stop the squeaks in the rustiest set of springs within ten minutes after applying. Be sure you get BASSICK Graphite Penetrating Oil No Trouble at All Just squirt the oil from the handy can along the edges of the spring. The oil goes through between the leaves and kills the creak. No Jacking the Car or Wedging the Leaves You don't need to use a brush in applying Bassick Penetrating Oil, just squirt it from the handy can. BASSICK Graphite Penetrating Oil No Trouble at All Just squirt the oil from the handy can aloug the edges of the spring. The oil goes through between the leaves and kills the creak. No Jacking the Car or Wedging the Leaves You don't need to use a brush in applying Bassick Penetrating Oil, just squirt it from the handy can. Results are Guaranteed If Bassick Penetrating Oil is not found entirely satisfactory with a Trial Can your money will be cheerfully refunded. For Sale by All Dealers ALEMITE LUBRICATOR CO. 1138 S. Figueron St., Los Angeles, California — Distributors Distributor: Alemite High Pressure Lubricating System, Bassick Graphite Penetrating Oil, Bassick Lubricant and Gearco-lavor. Price $1.00 for Pint Can For Your Information— This Firm Is the Authorized Agfor the NewMaxw in Northern Orange County SEE MODELS ON DISPLAY IN OUR SALE ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION TURTON & LUMS Universal Garage 142 S. Los Angeles St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Churches and the centerpiece of a lovely birthday for the honoree. present to enjoy Mildred Bonkosky, Billou, Doris Doech, Arthur Saunders, and the host. ENTERTAINED the Lois Thimble timed Friday after of Mrs. Oliver Hill, with Mrs. Hill. ERY SERVICE ENTERTAINS OHOIR MEMBERS Thursday evening after the regular rehearsal of the choir of St. Michael's Episcopal church, Mrs. G. H. Goodale, who has been the organist and director, entertained the members in the Guild hall with an informal party. There were about 17 members in the choir and a very pleasant evening was spent. The hostess served ice cream and cake. Sunday will be the last day Mrs. Goodale will act as organist and director, and the affair of Thursday evening was a sort of farewell. K. OF P.S PLAN BIG TIME Knights of Pythias are planning a big time for next Wednesday evening, April 27, when they will have a dance, card party and supper, the latter served at 10:30 p.m. and to which all K of P.s, their families and friends are invited. Last Wednesday evening the knight rank was given Charles Thayer, Henry Kestenholtz, Claude and Virgil West. The Dokey drill team of Los Angeles gave an exhibition. NEIGHBORS MEET MONDAY The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall Monday afternoon at 2:30. Refreshments will be served after the business session by the birthday hostesses, Meadames Jennie Lilleon, Marie Sharp, Ida Renner, and Rebecca Johnson. RECORD CROWDS AT AUTO TRADE MEET One hundred and fifty delegates to the convention of the southern division of the California Auto Trades Assn. have registered at the headquarters at St. Ann's Inn, Santa Ana. The attendance is said to be a record for a division convention. The craft meetings held yesterday and this morning in the Elks hall were largely attended and great interest was shown in the subjects that came up for discussion. Nothing of particular general interest was transacted, the members of the various crafts discussing matters that concerned their particular lines of business. The general session in the afternoon was brief, running from 1:15 to 2:30. Owing to the frequency of the division conventions there was no set program, subjects developing spontaneously as they suggested themselves to the delegates. No big fights of any character were on. Among the cities outside of Orange-co represented are Oakland, San Francisco, Santa Rosa, Pasadena, South Pasadena, Los Angeles, Ontario, Pomona, Chino, Uplands, Presno, Long Beach, Riverside, Claremont, San Diego, Spadra, Oceanside, Sacramento and El Centro. At the meeting of the craft of county secretaries this morning discussion was had on the subject of changing the title of the secretary to that of secretary-manager. It is believed that this will bring better results and impress some of the secretaries with the responsibilities that rest upon their shoulders. It will also give them more authority, it is said. The men in attendance are representative of the live auto firms in the southern part of the state. They are keenly alive to the importance of the industry they represent and are cooperating in the establishment of principles of good business and a square deal to the public. Reversal of the usual convention NASH SIX MAKES ANOTHER VICTORY Burning up the boulevard smoother stretches of the house at a terrific speed, roaring mountain grades and throttles, and plunging through lands of the Mohave desert. Model Nash six has crashed another victory, lowering the record between Los Angeles Bishop. This information was received a telegram Wednesday by Motor Co., dealers for the Orange-co. With the hearty cooperation of the Bishop Chamber of Commerce Telegraph Co., a strict model Nash six touring car out last Tuesday morning to strate the possibilities of automobile transportation, as the power, sturdiness and ability of the Nash. On the trip to Bishop Broke the record of 8 hours, by 46 minutes and 45 incidentally lowering the mark to Mojave from 2 minutes to 2 hours 4 minutes; the return trip the Nash Mint canyon at the peak heavy morning traffic; and a remarkable time of 5 hours Mojave, was unable to take time on the outward trip yet. The round trip mark was a performance of worst Nash rolled in to Los Angeles mark of 15 hours 11 minutes for the 566 miles. STUDEBAKER SAID DURING LAST Harry D. Riley, Studebank sold the following cars to M. Anton, big six Studebank heim; J. J. Kane, light baker; Anaheim; A. C. Mill baker Special Six; Anahche. HONORS DAUGHTER NEIGHBORS MEET MONDAY The Royal Neighbors of America will hold their regular meeting in the I. O. O. F. Hall Monday afternoon at 2:30. Refreshments will be served after the business session by the birthday hostesses, Meadames Jehne Lilleon, Marie Sharp, Ida Renner, and Rebecca Johnson. ONE O'CLOCK LUNCHEON Mrs. C. C. Lamb was a delightful hostess on Friday at her home, 123 Janas-at, when she entertained at a one-o'clock luncheon and a kensington the affair being in the nature of a reunion of former residents of Grand Junction, Colo., who are now living in sunny California. The rooms of the Lamb home had been tastefully decorated with a profusion of roses and the dainty lunch-eon was served in buffet fashion with Mrs. W. M. Merrill assisting the hostess in serving. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent with conversation and in fancy work. Ice cream and cake were served just before the departure of beguines. Those who enjoyed the event were: Mrs. R. D. Stone, Miss Gladys Merrill, Mrs. Ray Garibson of Los Angeles; Mrs. Clyde Tinker, Mrs. E. A. Beatty, Mrs. C. R. Lough, Mrs. Feldmeir and Mrs. Elkins of Long Beach; Mrs. W. M. Merrill, Mrs. A. J. Moore, Mrs. Wm. O'Brien, Mrs. E. A. Wadsworth and the hostess of Anaheim. MRS. JOS. CARROLL HOSTESS Mrs. Jos. Carroll was hostess Thursday afternoon at her home on Illinois-att to the members of the Wednesday Afternoon club. The regular meeting day of the club is on Wednesday afternoon but for the convenience of the hostess the date was changed this time. A most enjoyable afternoon was spent in playing 509" in which first prize was won by Mrs. Baker. Following the game a dainty two-course luncheon was served by the hostess. The guests were seated at one long table which was prettily centered with a profusion of roses. Roses were used in the decorations of all the rooms. Those who enjoyed the affair were the club members. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. A. Adams, Los Angeles; J. S. Edwards, Los Angeles; Jessie A. Wood, Pasadena; Helen C. Denn, Escondido; Frances Egan, Chicago; H. Clark, Chicago; C. Calkina, Ponce City, Okla.; C. D. Roberts, Ponce City, Okla.; Miss Kate Herod, Ponce City, Okla.; R. Sanders, Pasadena; Mrs. R. Buckingham, Los Angeles; M. E. Allen, Wilmington. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at th Anaheim Orange and Lennon Assu, packing house yesterday included: R. J. Watson, Australia. Women Best at Caring for Storage Batteries "Very few women have a natural bent for mechanics," says Robt. V. Jensen, lord Prest-o-Lite Battery dealers," but when it comes to taking care of a storage battery they average up a great deal better than the men. "It is easy to make a woman understand that a battery has to be taken care of, and after this point is made clear, she usually takes particular palms to follow directions and do regularly the few simple things that are necessary to keep the battery in A-1 shape. "Perhaps it is because women are used to caring for plants that they do so well in caring for batteries, but whatever the cause may be the result is a longer-lived, more useful battery." Another thing about most women is that they do not abuse the battery by keeping the motor spinning when the engine refuses to start right away. They are not satisfied, as a rule, unless everything about the engine and starting equipment is working perfectly, and when it isn't they usually take a short cut to the nearest service station to find out just what the difficulty is." Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: E. A. Adams, Los Angeles; J. S. Edwards, Los Angeles; Jessie A. Wood, Pasadena; Helen C. Dean, Escondido; Frances Egan, Chicago; H. Clark, Chicago; C. Calkina, Ponce City, Okla.; C. D. Roberts, Ponce City, Okla.; Miss Kate Herod, Ponce City, Okla.; R. Sanders, Pasadena; Mrs. R. Buckingham, Los Angeles; M. E. Allen, Wilmington. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Assn., packing hous yesterday included: R. J. Watson, Australia; Mrs. Elizabeth Schultz, Sigourney, Isaiah M. Williams, Ida Grove; Mrs. I. D. Rankin, Los Angeles; Mrs. Eliza Conn, Los Angeles; Sard Conn, Los Angeles. Dr. C. S. O'Toole, Physician and Surgeon, Phone, Residence 546. Office 569. A. W. Thomas. Phone 456—Witman, Byesight Specialist. MAXWELL MAKING HIT WITH AUTOISTS Turton and Lumsdon, dealers for the Maxwell in northern Orange-co., are elated with the manner in which the new model is being accepted by the motorists of this section and they feel that its riding comforts and sturdy construction are sure to capture all who desire a car in its class and establish a sales record the coming year. The sales room of the firm has been arranged very attractively and various Maxwell models placed on display, including a coupe. They report the sale of a Maxwell touring to F. C. D'Maris of Olinda. ANAHEIM DEFEATS GLENDALE 2 IN 3 Anabeim Elks brot home the bacon from Glendale last night, winning two in three games in their third week's play of the So. Calif. Elks tournament. Before the contest Anabeim and Glendale had been tied for fourth place, each having won four and lost two. The score: ANAHEIM ELKS— Johnson ... 196 198 202 P. Varner ... 180 173 155 M. Varner ... 181 161 155 Myre ... 206 212 204 Gordon ... 188 211 145 Totals ... 961 961 861 GLENDALE-ELKS— Fortigate ... 145 223 169 Hukwas ... 137 181 165 Rommel ... 151 145 209 Holbonow ... 191 161 145 Apffel ... 192 161 179 Totals ... 816 871 867 The Plain Dealer for Good Printing. The Plain Dealer for Good Printing MISH SIX MAKES ANOTHER VICTORY warning up the boulevard and the other stretches of the highways terrific speed, roaring up the contain grades and through the es, and plunging through the es of the Mohave desert, a stockel Nash six has crashed thru-for either victory, lowering the road and between Los Angeles and op. This information was received in telegram Wednesday by the Mayor Co., dealers for the Nash in age-co. With the hearty cooperation of Bishop Chamber of Commerce the officials of the Western Un-telegraph Co., a strictly stockel Nash six touring car was sent last Tuesday morning to demon-itate the possibilities of individual mobile transportation, as well the power, sturdiness and road-ity of the Nash. On the trip to Bishop the Nash take the record of 8 hours 9 min-utes, by 46 minutes and 49 seconds, incidentally towering the previous rock to Mojave from 2 hours 45 minutes to 2 hours 4 minutes. On return trip the Nash reached at canyon at the peak of theavy morning traffic, and despite its markable time of 5 hours flat into jave, was unable to better its on the outward trip with safeThe round trip mark, however, is a performance of worth, for the ash rolled in to Los Angeles with a mark of 15 hours 11 minutes 11 secs for the 566 miles. TUDEBAKER SALES DURING LAST WEEK Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent, and the following cars this week: Anton, big six Studebaker, Ana-um; J. J. Kane, light six Studebaker, Anaheim; A. C. Miller, Studebaker Special Six, Anaheim. Those invited to help celebrate the happy affair were Misses Eileen and Betty Wolfe, Susie and Lucile Almes, Mattida Blackmeyer and Anabelle Heitzhusen. Mr. Otto Carter entertained at disner Sunday the following: Myrtle Condoner, Josephine Letien, Bill King and Ed George, all of Anaheim. Misses Sophia and Rowena Yorha attended the banquet at Whittler given by the Knights of Columbus on Sunda. Mr. and Mrs. Moore of Arizona, parents of Mr. Moore, on the Bixby ranch have decided to take up their realTIME IS FLIGN Today is gone before you morrow rolls along before Tomorrow may be eternally cure at present prices any par-tion of stock that I can now offer in Blue Light Silver Mines Company Developments at the mine are such that virtually any day no further shares may be had at anywhere near present figures. Local men, whom you all know, of highest standing in this locality are numbered among the stockholders. The Anaheim men behind the company are held in the highest regard in the community. Their sole purpose is the developing of a big silver mine on the Silverado properties for the benefit and enrichment of ALL stockholders. These men have put their money into this enterprise for an invest-ment promising big returns. They personally have no stock for sale. That which I offer is a block of STUDEBAKER SALES DURING LAST WEEK Harry D. Riley, Studebaker agent, and the following cars this week: Anton, big six Studebaker, Anam; J. J. Kane, light six Studebaker, Anaheim; A. C. Miller, Studebaker Special Six, Anaheim. HONORS DAUGHTER AT SURPRISE PARTY PERALTA, April 23—Mrs. F. Harton gave a delightful surprise party honor of her daughter, Miss Ethel eric, the occasion marking her sevth birthday. The little girls had a merry afterson playing games and enjoying the relly refreshments served by Mrs. Marrison. Miss Ethel Marie received some very pretty little gifts. Life insurance will not prevent sadness and sorrow, but it will make them easier to bear. It will provide for the absolute necessities. And it will provide for them at the time of greatest want. The services of a Prudential representative are at your disposal. You can get in touch with him through the Prudential office at Santa Ana, W. H., Spurgeon Building. The Prudential Insurance Company of America FORREST F. DRYDEN, Pres. Home Office, Newark, N. J. Incorporated under the laws of the State of New Jersey Now Get This Straight You have never had a cleaner-cut investment offered you. Of that I am satisfied. What I ask of you is this: First: Investigate the mine. I will afford you every reasonable opportunity to do so thoroughly. If it doesn't look good—don't buy. Second: Check over the personnel of the company and the local stockholders. If they do not impress you as people of affairs who are strictly business—don't buy. If, however, you are convinced that you are buying in a mining property, the possibilities of which are unlimited and the resources of which, even at the present stage of development, represent a profit making enterprise, then I say—get your shares from me without delay. I Will Show You a producing silver mine, twenty-five miles from Anahelm, in full operation; miners breaking ore underground, broken ore on its way down the tramway to the mill, and the final separation and concentration of the ore at the concentration mill. Fill out the coupon below for details which will be cheerfully given and without obligation. C. C. Sidnam—314 First National Bank Bldg. Anaheim, Cal. Give me full particulars: Name ... Address ... Listen! Cylinders Reground. Wrist Pins Made. Expert Auto Repairing You can eliminate worries and save a few gray hairs if you place your machine work in our care. Patient, careful mechanics and modern equipment insure exactness in each mechanical detail—and you get just what you pay for. Anaheim Garage and Machine Shop IRVING ABRAMSOHN, Prop. 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 271