oc-plain-dealer 1921-04-25

Society: Clubs : Lodges : Churches PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES Much interest has been taken by the pupils of the Presbyterian Sunday school in the system of keeping the names of those who know the golden text of the Sunday school lessons perfectly for a month on the honor roll. During the past month the Easter services somewhat interfered with the program but there were eight earnest workers who were thus rewarded. They were Merlin Tobin, George Sloop, Rector Coons, Marguerite and Idaline Schlosser, Mabel White, Ellen Gibbs and Josephine Cook. Preparations are being made for the Children's Day program which will be given some time in June. The music, which seems uncommonly pleasing, has been received and some little practice was had on last Sunday on abs. Mr. George Ross has been appointed as head of affairs for the program and will appoint the various committees and assign the work. It is believed that this year's program will be very interesting and entertaining. Next Sunday the regular communion services will be held and on Wednesday evening Dr. Wallace will give a preparatory service at the regular prayer meeting services. As Dr. Wallace expressed it, the members are not only urged to be present, but they are expected to be present. Miss Anna Crawford has been compelled to give up the pleasures of teaching her Sunday school class for some time on account of the serious trouble she has been having with her eyes. Mrs. Z. Bruce, who for some time has been compelled to give up some of the active work in the Sunday school, has not been able to leave her home for several days. Her many friends hope for the speedy return of her usual good health and energy. BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. George Moebius, east of this city, were host and hostess on Sunday to a number of relatives and friends. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Moebius and the affair was in the nature of a fine turkey dinner with all the trimings. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock at a table which was prettily decorated with red and white roses and bits of green. The centerpiece was the 20-pound turkey which was done to exactly the right turn by the careful cook. Three courses were served. A very pleasant social afternoon was spent by the host, hostess, and their guests. The honoree of the occasion was remembered with a number of fine gifts. Those who enjoyed the day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rowe of East Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. Moebius' daughter; Mrs. H. H. Strathmore and family of near Anaheim, and another daughter, Mrs. Bassett R. Robertson and husband of San Diego. The visit of the latter was a pleasant surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Moebius. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY REUNION Genesha Park, Pomona, was the scene of a most delightful reunion yesterday, when about 50 relatives and near friends gathered there for an all day reunion, in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Schrode and daughter, Dorothy of San Francisco, and W. A. Gardiner, of Mexico City, who are home for a short visit. Those present aside from the above mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. Paul des Granges and family of Brea, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Schrode, Miss Evelyn Schrode, Miss Virginia Neff and Mrs. Willis Elder of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardiner, Mrs. Vail, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardiner, James Carroll, Kenneth and Donald Gardiner, Miss Susanne Dean, Miss Cynthia Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. O. des Granges of Fullerton, Mrs. Sue RETURN Mr. and Mrs. George Moebius, east of this city, were host and hostess on Sunday to a number of relatives and friends. The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Moebius and the affair was in the nature of a fine turkey dinner with all the trimings. Dinner was served at 2 o'clock at a table which was prettily decorated with red and white roses and bits of green. The centerpiece was the 20-pound turkey which was done to exactly the right turn by the careful cook. Three courses were served. A very pleasant social afternoon was spent by the host, hostess, and their guests. The honoree of the occasion was remembered with a number of fine gifts. Those who enjoyed the day were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rowe of East Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. Moebius' daughter; Mrs. H. H. Strathmore and family of near Anaheim, and another daughter, Mrs. Bassett R. Robertson and husband of San Diego. The visit of the latter was a pleasant surprise for Mr. and Mrs. Moebius. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY REUNION Genesha Park, Pomona, was the scene of a most delightful reunion yesterday, when about 50 relatives and near friends gathered there for an all day reunion, in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Marion G. Schrode and daughter, Dorothy of San Francisco, and W. A. Gardiner, of Mexico City, who are home for a short visit. Those present aside from the above mentioned were Mr. and Mrs. Paul des Granges and family of Brea, Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Schrode, Miss Evelyn Schrode, Miss Virginia Neff and Mrs. Willis Elder of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. John R. Gardiner, Mrs. Vail, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardiner, James Carroll, Kenneth and Donald Gardiner, Miss Susanne Dean, Miss Cynthia Shepherd, Mr. and Mrs. O. des Granges of Fullerton, Mrs.Sue RETURN Mr. and Mrs. George Moebius, east of this city, were host and hostess on Sunday to a number of relatives and friends.The occasion was the birthday anniversary of Mrs.Moebiusandtheaffairwasinthenatureofafineturkeydinnerwithallthetrimings.Dinnerwasservedat2o'clockatattablewhichwasprettilydecoratedwithredandwhiterosesandbitsofgreen.Thecenterpiecewasthe20-poundturkeywhichwasdonetoexactlytherightturnbythecarefulcook.Threecourseswereserved. Averypleasantsocialafternoonwasspentbythehost.hostess,andtheirguests.Thehonoreeoftheoccasionwasrememberedwithanumberoffinegifts. ThosewhoenjoyedthedaywereMr和Mrs.WalterJackson和Mr和Mrs.AlfredRoweofEastWhittier,Mrs.H.H.StrathmoreandfamilyofnearAnaheim,andanotherdaughter,Mrs.BassettR.RobertsonandhusbandofSanDiego.ThevisitofthelatterwasapleasantsurpriseforMr和Mrs.Moebius. DELIGHTFUL FAMILY REUNION Genesha Park,Pomona,thesceneofamostdelightfulreunionyesterdaywhenabout50relativesandnearfriendsgatheredthereforanalldayreunion.incomplimenttoMr和Mrs.MarionG.Schrodeanddaughter,DorothyofSanFrancisco,andW.A.Gardiner.ofMexicoCity WHOLEpresentasdiscussedocbeheldtheremainspentinanattheguideMrs.GharlieMrs.Carl ATTENDANCE Mr和Mrs.GarletonSaturdaymeetingofersilideatalsowentartexhibitrecitalinabout200Riverside,LongBeach Miss Anna Crawford has been compelled to give up the pleasures of teaching her Sunday school class for some time on account of the serious trouble she has been having with her eyes. Mrs. Z. Bruce, who for some time has been compelled to give up some of the active work in the Sunday school, has not been able to leave her home for several days. Her many friends hope for the speedy return of her usual good health and energy. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY Mrs. Ruick very successfully planned and carried out a pleasant surprise party at her home on family-st on Saturday evening. The victim of this event was her husband, H. Ruick, on the occasion of his birthday anniversary. The guests included the men who are co-workers with Mr. Ruick in the electrical department at the Standard Oil Co.'s offices, and their wives. Mrs. Ruick had been unable to do a great deal of decorating in order to avoid arousing the suspicions of the observing spouse, but bowls and vases of beautiful roses added to the festive looks of the rooms of the Ruick home. A delightful evening was spent with cards in which Mr. and Mrs. Pascal were the most successful players, winning the prizes offered. Following the game the hostess served a daltry three course lunch. Those who enjoyed the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lightfoot, Mr. and Mrs. E. Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sallin, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pascal, Mr. and Mrs. Carl McElhany, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shanks, and the host and hostess. Before the guests departed for their respective homes they presented Mr. and Mrs. Ruick with a lovely fern as a memento of a most enjoyable event. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! A very enjoyable time was anticipated last night when some of Anaheim's young folks toured to Anaheim Landing to watch for grunion. Music and games passed a pleasant evening and at a late hour a whirlie roast and marshmallow toast were enjoyed. A gunny sack was partly filled with grunion. Those attending were the Misses Josephine and Freda Hilteher, Olga and Blanche Peltzer, Adelaide and Dorothy Eicholt, Florence Wheeler, Mary Neja, Doris Clark, Robert and Leonard Peltzer, Peter and Alphons Hiltecher, Florian Nichollet, Lee Hund, Barney Brock, Ambrose Neja, Carl Hilteher, James Madis, John Lash, Glenn Patten, Myron Clark, Maxell Hiltecher and Malcom Judd. NOTICE TO STANDARD BEARERS The meeting of the Standard Bearers of the M. E. church which was to have been held on Tuesday evening, has been postponed until Friday evening, April 29, at 7:30, at the church. This will be both a business and a social meeting and all members and those who are interested in the society are invited to come. By order of the President. The New Piston Ring that puts power in your motor without reboring and really stops the oil trouble. This ring is a war time invention which has made good in three years of hard and unusual service, and is now being placed on the market in all sizes. Its construction is unique and is an achievement in mechanics long thought impossible. The inner lining ring is of steel formed by a machine developed in California which is capable of making a steel channel of remarkable accuracy at a speed beyond the possibility of any known process. Owing to the difficulty of getting delivery on these rings we will for the next month confine our efforts to getting samples in the hands of dealers and garage owners, after which we expect to be able to supply the trade. FRANK J. DEPUY The Exclusive Piston Ring Store 1245 South Figueroa St., Los Angeles. Wholesale only. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA RETURN FROM MARKET WEEK Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Renner returned Saturday afternoon from San Francisco where Mr. Renner was in attendance at "market week." He states the meeting was a great success, and greatly enjoyed by those attending. There is considerable heated rivalry between San Francisco and Los Angeles, which cropped out at different times during the sessions. One speaker referred to Los Angeles as the village between Long Beach and San Diego. NOTICE OF EBELL MEETING The Domestic Science section of the Ebell club will meet on Wednesday afternoon at the usual hour of 1:30 and at the usual meeting place in the Masonic temple. It is hoped that all members and all interested in the welfare of the club will be present as plans are to be made and discussed concerning the pazaar to be held next November, Mesdames Linna Thomas, Dr. Bessica Ralche and V. D. Loly will be hostesses for the afternoon—Mrs. R. B. Horman Leader. ENTERTAIN AT DINNER Dr. and Mrs. H. D. Cook were a charming host and hostess on Sunday evening at their home on S. Los Angeles at time they entertained at dinner a number of friends. An excellent two course dinner menu was served by the hostess and the remainder of the evening was spent in a pleasant social manner. The guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carothers and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strock of Santa Ana. ATTEND CHARTER MEETING Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs and Mrs. Walton Saturday attended the charter meeting of the Kiwanis club at Riverside at the Mission Inn. They also went through the antique and art exhibits, and attended the organ recital in the evening. There were about 200 at the club meeting from Riverside, Pasadena, Los Angeles, Long Beach, Santa Ana and Anaheim; J. E. Ackson, Los Angeles; H. F. Koebler, San, Francisco. Much Interest in Home Drying Demonstrations The women of the county are showing considerable interest in demonstrations on home drying of fruits, vegetables and meats under the auspices of the Farm Bureau. Miss Lillian Clark of the University of California will show methods of preparing food for drying purposes at two day meetings held at Garden Grove and Buena Park. The schedule is as follows: Garden Grove, Tuesday, April 26 at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Domestic Science room, Garden Grove school instead of theatre as formerly announced. Buena Park, Wednesday, April 26 at 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., at Dr. J. R. Schofield's residence, 1-2 mile south of Buena Park on boulevard. The ladies are invited to bring their lunch and remain during the day to watch the process of drying. Several delegations from various communities are planning to attend these meetings. Men are also welcome to attend. Miss Clark will address the West Orange Farm Center at James Smith's residence near West Orange depot north of Santa Ana, Tuesday evening, April 26, at 7:30 p.m. STATES WOMAN TRIED TO POISON ANOTHER Charging that Puaba Valencia Mexican woman, called her vile or vulgar names and tried to poison her by attempting to induce her to drink some soup into which she is alleged to have dropped a drug, Christian Cuevas has sworn to a complaint to the district attorney's office. According to Charles C. Carrillo court house interpreter, Mrs. Valencia failed in an effort to get Mr. Cuevas to poison an elderly Mexican woman against whom she is said to be responsible. BUY IN AN Do you own property in Anaheim? Do you enjoy the privileges of Anaheim? Do you enjoy the protection of Anaheim? Do you believe in the principles of Justice? NO TOWN becomes a city, no city a metropolis without a trading center. The business men of Anaheim are the propelling force NO TOWN becomes a city, no city a metropolis without a trading center. The business men of Anaheim are the propelling force which enhances property valuations. TRUE, THERE MUST BE MATERIAL RESOURCES, BUT ONE CAN BRING TO MIND TOWNS WITH VARIED RESOURCES, WELL LOCATED, THAT NEVER BECAME A CITY, BECAUSE THE CITIZENS DID NOT COOPERATE. A city grows, new potentialities are discovered, property valuations enhance according to the amount of Cooperation of the people of a Community. Dollars Kept at Home so they will be turned over time and again to everybody’s interest is cooperation. Give your home merchants an opportunity, price his goods, consider time and expense going elsewhere—balance it up—RESULT—YOU WILL BUY IN ANAHEIM. INTEREST in Home Demonstrations of the county are considerable interest in the foods on home drying of vegetables and meats under the Farm Bureau. Juan Clark of the University will show methods of food for drying purposely day meetings held at Ave and Buena Park. Module is as follows: Ave Grove, Tuesday, April 26, at 4 p.m. at Dr. J. R. Schendence, 1-2 mile south of Ave on boulevard. Benton will address the West Center at James SmLace near West Orange de of Santa Ana, Tuesday April 26, at 7:30 p.m. WOMAN TRIED BOISON ANOTHER that Puaba Valencia, woman, called her vile and tries and tried to poison her being to induce her to drink into which she is alleged. Copied a drug, Christiana sworn to a complaint in attorney's office. Charles C. Carrillo, interpreter, Mrs. Valen-in an effort to get Mrs. Johnson an elderly Mexican man whom she is said to beekeepers Hold Field Demonstration Saturday Beekeepers will be afforded a special opportunity to discuss problems and apiary management at a field demonstration called for this purpose by the Orange County Beekeepers Club and the Farm Bureau next Saturday afternoon, 2 p.m., April 30th. Prof. Ralph Benton, bee specialist of the College of Agriculture, has been called by the Farm Bureau to meet the beekeepers of the county to discuss local problems. Benton will bring with him a class of thirty from the Beekeepers Short Course at Ontario. An observation trip has been planned for the morning to visit a number of apiaries near Lemon heights. The afternoon will be devoted to an educational meeting at L. H. Crawford's apiary two miles southwest of Anabeim on South Placentia Ave. The most direct approach is by Katie Road east of the Edison substation to Placentia Ave, and thence north to the river wash. The apiary contains 300 colonies. KEEP FLOWERS IN HOSPITAL Declaring that it is "the duty of the Boy Scout to do a good turn whenever possible," members of the Headquarters Troop No. 6 Boy Scouts of Santa Ana, decided to keep fresh flowers in the Community hospital and in the woman's ward of the Orange county jail "at all times when said ward is occupied," according to a resolution prepared by Arthur Oliver, troop leader, and Lester Moon, troop scribe. Strap Pumps of White Canvas Special $2.48 Good looking pumps with lots of wear. White canvas with white sole and military heels. May be had in either single or double cross strap. $2.48 Special WOMAN TRIED POISON ANOTHER that Puaba Valencia, woman, called her vile and eres and tried to poison her ing to induce her to drink into which she is alleged. hopped a drug, Christiana sworn to a complaint in attorney's office. Good looking pumps with lots of wear. White canvas with white sole and military heels. 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