oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-25

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches MRS. JOHNSON HOSTESS The Fidelis Bible class of the White Temple held one of their all day social meetings at the home of Mrs. Sylvia Johnson on S. Los Angeles at Tuesday. About 40 were present and the day was largely spent in tying comforts and making numerous garments. At noon a "pot luck" lunchson was served. Officers of the class are elected every three months and the following constitute the officials for the coming quarter; president, Mrs. Sylvia Johnson; vice president, Mrs. Ambery; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. L. D. Goodyear; and assistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Edward Higelow. The "Doubt" contest is creating additional interest in the class and a mishap of 100 before the close on June 2, is fully expected. Mrs. William A. Brown, wife of a prominent international Sunday school worker, is the very efficient teacher of the class and any women not attending other schools will find it worthwhile to spend the hour before church service in the consideration of their practical as well as vital religious truths which are outlined for discussion and study. MISS ZITZMANN HOSTESS The Bunkerettes met last evening at the home of Miss Wilhelmina Zitzmann, W. Chestnut-st. Music, needlework and social chat served to pass the time away and late in the evening the hostess, assisted by her mother, served refreshments. The members present were the Misses Vera O'Rourke, Evolyn Degryse, Letitia Parks, Lucy Bastian, Philurn Sparks, Marlon Quarrie, Nytle Owen and Mrs. C. B. Goodson. ALTAR SOCIETY ENJOYS WHIST The Alter Society of the Catholic church held a card party at the K. C. hall Tuesday evening. Whist was the game played and later in the evening a light lunchson was served by the three hostesses, Mrs. Bushard, Mrs. Shipler and Mrs. Muckenthaler. —Try a Plain Donler Want Ad. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: Howard Epstein, New York; Charles S. Hendrieks, Los Angeles; S. P. Juda, San Francisco; C. A. Minoeks, Santa Monica; J. C. Speers, Santa-Monica; C. C. Blanchars, San Bernardino; C. P. Eurley, Redlands; W. B. Kleinsmid, San Diego; H. McGillinoy, Los Angeles; W. W. Power, San Diego; M. A. Robbins, Los Angeles; Elizabeth Henzel, San Diego; Mrs. Charles C. Noble, San Diego; Dr. John W. Fox, San Diego; Charles H. Noble, San Diego; H. D. Ellis, Portland, Ore.; C. N. Rising, Los Angeles; J. S. Anthony, Fresno; Mrs. N. Shune, Los Angeles; F. E. Dewel, Los Angeles. ROYAL NEIGHBORS MEET The Royal Neighbors of Anaheim last night attended the regular camp meeting of the Royal Neighbors at Fullerton. Those present from Anaheim were Meedames W. Chambers, A. A. Wells, Elmer Pressell, May Tedford, Henry Hushman, Dorothy Kerr, Elsa Lesher, Opal Ebson, Emma Brilmer, Ida Chapman, Ruby Williams, Collen Mang, Molly Baner, Clara Hines, Jennie Wilson, Rita Wilson, Daniel Nagle, Emma Gribbon, Lena Gros and Edith Leusch. PRESBYL LADIES' AID MEETS The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet in the church parlor Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock to discuss special business and all the members are asked to make a special effort to be present. THIMBLE CLUB WILL MEET Lois Rebekah Thimble Club will meet Friday, May 27, at 2 p.m., at the residence of Mrs. E. B. Johnson of 323 S. Clementine-st. The hostesses are the Mesdames E. B. Johnson, J. S. Howard and W. J. Lewelyn. CLASS ENTERTAININGS TRUSTEES The 8-A-2 girls' class of the Anaheim junior high school will entertain the members of the school board with a 6 o'clock dinner this evening at the Fremont school. City B Mrs. Carl Pickett visiting the Orange alley with his grandmother home. Mrs. A. Bannow of has for her guest this Bannow-of Santa Ana. Mrs. Ed Pilpatrick is the house guest of 244 H Albertina. Mrs. Harvey Greenter of Los Angeles. And tomorrow of Mr. Mrs. and Mrs. F.K. rd., have had for the few days, Mr., And M of Redlands. Mr., and Mrs. George S., Philadelphia-st., had last evening, Mr., and mer Jr.of Placentia. The Messrs.Huskins and Samuel Walker.w Landing last evening very successful dablin. Mr., and Mr.J.H daughter,Miss Heester Fay's brother.Mr.W Los Angeles on burl. Mrs.R.Foster Day City has arrived and her mother Mrs.Frank Davis is on his way Panama canal on the Mr., and Mrs.Horn motor to San Diego to three days at the station Returning San proceed to Catalina to bi holiday. Mr., and Mrs.E.W daughter.Earline annall all of Sioux City,a home of Mr., and Mr.Lincoln-biyd.Mr.Dav a home in Anaheim. Mrs.J.A.Gutbrick st.has for her guest her granddaughter,Grant.of Newavo also had for her guest Johnson of Los Angeles. Mrs.Walter W.W ave accompanied by William Russell,and HOLIDAY SPECIAL From Our Big Shoe Sale Men's fine dress shoes, Browns and Blacks — Bluchers and English $8 and $7 values. Special $4.98 Women's fancy strap Pumps—Brown or Black. They're new and stylish $4.98 White Nubuck Sport Oxfords. High grade Nubuck uppers with fancy stitching on toe. Pumps—Brown or Black. They're new and stylish. $4.98 White Nubuck Sport Oxford. High grade Nubuck uppers with fancy stitching on toe. Special ... Men's and Women's White Canvas Oxford. Special ..... $2.48 White Canvas Strap Pumps and Mary Janes for girls. All sizes. Special ... $1.98 Premium Tickets With Every Purchase. Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. - Anaheim THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA City Briefs Charles Hawk has returned from Kansas. Mrs. Carl Pickett of Los Angeles is visiting the Orange show today. Ira Minard who has been visiting with his grandmother has returned home. Mrs. A. Bannow of Garden Grove, Rd., has for her guest this week Mrs. W. S. Bannow of Santa Ana. Mrs. Ed Plipatrick of Long Beach is the house guest of Mrs. F. W. James of 114 R. Alberta, C. this week. Mrs. Hervey Green and granddaughter of Los Angeles are guests today and tomorrow of Mrs. John Rushton. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Day, of County, have had for their guests for a few days, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fuller of Redlands. Mr. and Mrs. George Wents of 117 S. Philadelphia at had for their guests last evening, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Kramer, Jr., of Placentia. The Messrs. Haskins, Robert Brown, and Samuel Walker went to Anaheim Landing last evening and enjoyed a very successful dining trip. Mr. and Mr., J. J. Pay and their daughter, Miss Hester Fay, and Mr. Fay's brother, Mr. W. B. Fay were in Los Angeles on business yesterday. Mrs. R. Poster Dayle, of New York City, has arrived and is the guest of her mother Mrs. Frank Machleb. Llouty Davis is on his way coming via the Panama canal on the submarine S. 14. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Benjamin will motor to San Diego tomorrow to spend three days at the state bankers' convention. Returning Saturday they will proceed to Catalina to spend the double holiday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Davis and granddaughter, Earline and Ray Williams, all of Sioux City, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Pike of Lincoln-blyrd. Mr. Davis will purchase a home in Anaheim. Mrs. J. A. Guthrie of 505 E. Adelest has for her guest for a few weeks her granddaughter, Miss Wilburta Grant, of Newavo, On Tuesday she also had for her guest Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Los Angeles. Mrs. Walter W. White, of 1307 Crone ave., accompanied by her sister, Mrs. William Russell, and her sister-in-law, At the wells of the Interstate Oil Co. no changes of special interest were made. Mesa No. 1 is testing water, and Irvine No. 1 is rigging up with cable tools to complete the well now drilling at 2150. Drilling on the Long Beach Consolidated is now at 2700, the formation is sandy shale and it is carrying some very nice showings of gas and oil. Drilling operations under the direction of William Wigle are speeding up on the Wirschler and Gray well at Newport Bay. This week's report gives the depth at 1500 and drilling in stick blue shale. LEGION ST. DANCE AGAIN POSTPONED The street dance scheduled for this evening by the Anaheim Post of the American Legion has been postponed owing to the fact that they were unable to obtain the necessary lights. Date for the sam will be announced later. DRILLING RECORD ON ARCADIA WELL Montebello Field The Arcadia Oil Co. is making a record run drilling its second well at Montebello. During the past week almost 300 feet of hole was made, bringing the depth down to 1785 feet. The formation is now running in the conglomerate. The Columbia Oil Co.'s Adobe No. 5 is nearing the production point. Tr 2275 the well was cemented in the 10 inch, and drilling the plug out the well will be ready to go into the producing sands. Adobe No. 4 is in the hard sand at 3145, and Scott-Arnold No. 1 is about ready to begin drilling. Failure to get the La Merced's Manley No. 1 to produce in commercial quantity resulted in the redrilling of the well. The original depth was 2702, sand filled up to 2400, and redrilling is now at 2500. Calkins No. 1 failed to get a shut off on the water and is standing idle. The McGinley Oil Co.'s redrilled and cleaned out No. 1 and made a 200 at 2275, showing considerable oil and gas. Some of the hard drilling of the Montebello field has been designated to the Potter Oil Co.'s No. 1 now in the hard sand at 3065. A fish tail bit drills only a foot of hole and has to be changed. It might be a good idea to put in a Reed Roller bit and No. 5 get thru it. Mr. Residence of Northern You have been the last three or answer Hunting present sensation just being developed in the affirmative years until more you confidence eagists on our le Petroleum Midwife that we HAVE in the public min ble holiday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Davis and granddaughter, Earline and Ray Williams, all of Sioux City, are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Pike of Lincoln-bldg. Mr. Davis will purchase a home in Anaheim. Mrs. J. A. Guthrie of 505 E. Adelest has for her guest for a few weeks her granddaughter, Miss Wilburta Grant, of Newavo. On Tuesday she also had for her guest Mrs. Margaret Johnson of Los Angeles. Mrs. Walter W. White, of 1307 Crone ave., accompanied by her sister, Mrs. William Russell, and her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert O. White, both of Santa Ana, tomorrow will motor to Whittler, where they will spend the day with Miss Maud-Peam. Mrs. Sarah Parish who is residing with her daughter at 407 S. Olive-st. will return to her old home in London, Ont., Can, Mrs. Parish has been a resident of California for seven years and expects to return after a lengthy stay in her old home. COALINGA-MOHAWK QUITS AT NEWPORT The Newport Field The Coalinga-Mohawk Oil Co. has shut down its Newport well and moxed the crew to the northern field. The Newport well was drilled to 3900 feet, but failed to make a commercial producer. After pumping water for a couple of weeks the Syndicate well shows no improvement, and the management of the company has decided to drill deeper. Some excellent progress is being made on the Laguna Beach well now drilling at 2300 feet. The formation has been running strongly to blue shale. FRIDAY—“DOLLAR DAY” will occupy the center of attraction broadest wing-sweep a dollar has will be measured by the match. The different lots of merchandise represented here were chosen 10 inch, and drilling the plug out the well will be ready to go into the producing sands. Adobe No. 4 is in the hard sand at 3145, and Scott-Arnold No. 1 is about ready to begin drilling. Failure to get the La Merced’s Manley No. 1 to produce in commercial quantity resulted in the redrilling of the well. The original depth was 2702, sand filled up to 2400, and redrilling is now at 2500. Calkins No. 1 failed to get a shut off on the water and is standing idle. The McGinley Oil Co. redrilled and cleaned out No. 1 and made a 200 barrel well out of it. No. 6 is now in shape again at 3110 and is also doing 200 barrels. No. 11 is sidetracking some drilling pipe at 3360 ft. No. 12 is drilled to 2900 and ready to proceed. No. 13 is drilling in the hard sand at 2100 and No. 14 is a new location. The Keeler Oil Co. is all out of its troubles at Montebello and drilling is going ahead on both No. 1 and No. 2. No. 1 at 3045 is in hard sand. No. 2 at 3060 is in the same formation. These wells are expected to be completed soon, giving the Keeler Oil Co. its first production. Trouble continues to follow the Pan-American Petroleum Co. First it was a lost baller at 3315, while washing over the bailer the casing collapsed, and now the cable tools are being run in to straighten out the pipe. The Petroleum Midway’s Prugh No. 9 drilling at 2600 is showing oil and gas in increasing quantity as the hole deepens. On the Red Star Baldwin property No. 9 is drilling at 3245 in blue shale. Germain No. 1-B is redrilling at 3500, the bottom of the hole being 77 feet deeper. Bridwin No. 11 is beginning to look good FRIDAY—“DOLLAR DAY” will occupy the center of attraction broadest wing-sweep a dollar has will be measured by the market. The different lots of merchandise represented here were chosen suggestions of what may be purchased here on Friday. One lot of Voiles Fine assortment and splendid quality ideal for summer dresses... 50 to 75¢ values sacrificed on Dollar Day 5 yards for $1.00 Fancy Hair Bow Ribbons, good patterns 3 yards $1.00 Ladies Embroidered handkerchiefs. Special for Dollar Day 3 for $1.00 Jap Crepe All colors, choice quality Dollar Day specials at 3 yards $1.00 All Silk heavy weight Pongee $1.00 yard Collar and Vest fronts Dollar Day Special $1.00 Turkish Towels The needed staples that housewives so seldom have a chance to save on, good weight, water soaking fellows at 3 for $1.00 Children’s Genuine Koveralls Think how they’ll save the good clothes. Back to the old price $1.00 Muslin 36-inch full bleached muslin and nainsook finish. Dollar Day extra special 7 yards $1.00 Women’s Blouses Ideal for summer wear: are these white Volle blouses $1.00 Women’s Silk and Lisle Hosiery Women’s Silk and Lisle Hosiery, black and white only $1.00 pair Children’s Fancy Sox 3 pair $1.00 Womens Cotton Hose 3 for $1.00 The S. Q. R. Store The IS THERE WHY NOT? OIL Mr. Resident of Northern Orange County You have been asking yourself this question for the last three or four years. While awaiting the answer Huntington Beach has been brought in, the present sensation of the oil world. Signal Hill is just being developed. Will you answer your question in the affirmative or must you wait another four years until more new fields are developed. Or have you confidence enough in the reports of three geologists on our leases, lying midway between the Petroleum Midway and the Standard Oil Company that we HAVE OIL. Answer the biggest question in the public mind today by investing with us. Remember Shares Selling at 50c you confidence enough in the reports of three geologists on our leases, lying midway between the Petroleum Midway and the Standard Oil Company that we HAVE OIL. Answer the biggest question in the public mind today by investing with us. Remember Shares Selling at 50c Par Value $1.00 Lessor's Oil Company Main offices and leases located at Hansen Station. ANAHEIM, CALIF. Or ask your Broker. "Honest Efforts Bring Honest Returns." More of attractions at the S. Q. R. Store. The secured by the matchless values detailed below. Here were chosen at random and are ample ter of attractions at the S. Q. R. Store. The red by the matchless values detailed below. ere were chosen at random and are ample Friday. Ladies Vests Summer Weight 3 for $1.00 One lot Bungalow Aprons, big values on Dollar Day for Only $1.00 One lot Womens Union Suits, sleeveless and knee length, $1.00 Ladies Pumps and tles in brown, and black. Kid and Suede, also patent very special at $8.85 on Dollar Day for $2.85 or $1.00 off These pumps sold as high as $18.50. Men's Socks The famous "Darn Proof" sox sold by the box of six pair in Black, Brown and Grey, a $1.50 value. An introductory offer for Dollar, Day 6 pairs $1.00 Men's Union Suits Athletic style in Nainsook. The name "Cooper's" assures you of a $1.50 value for Dollar Day $1.00 Cameron Work Shirts "Wire Trust" Chambray in fast color blue, full cut, a $1.50 value. Got them Dollar Day for $1.00 The Home of Greater Values