oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-09

ENTERTAINED AT Y. L. BARBECUE YORKDA NDA, June 9, (Spl.)—Mr. Leroy Jackson and Mr. R. A. Knight generally entertained some 50 or 35 of their friends on Sunday at the home of the former, with a barbecue. The most important item on the menu of the delicious dinner were the steaks which were barbecued by Mr. Knight. The afternoon was spent with music. Besides a large number that enjoyed the affair from here there were guests from Los Angeles, Pomona and San Bernardino. The Y. L. grammar school commencement will be held in Ley hall, June 10 at 1:30 p.m. The program will be follows, March of graduates; Song, America, audience; Invocation, Rev. Ray Carter; A Dream, Josephine Pike; Song, The Thrush, Girls' Glee Club; Pinny's address to the Romans, Wm. Holloway Jr.; Song, Sunset, Girls' Glee Club; Commencement address, Rev. Earl Sechrist; Song, Bird Song; Presentation of diplomas, J. A. Logadon (President Board of Education), Benediction, Rev. Ray Carter. Those in the class of graduates this year are: Wm. Holloway Jr., Harold Kaub, John Johnson, Harriette Martin, Juanita Dr. G. W. Closson Veterinarian Special attention paid Dogs and Cows. Phone 288J—128 W. Adele St. Anaheim Mrs. Anna McKim Maternity Cottage 615 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 149-M Hayden, Dale Cannon, Evelyn Cox, Loul Gilman, Myron Quirk, Herbert Cox, Josephine-Pike, George Buckmaster and Oswald McCracken. Member of the board were J. A. Logsdon, Ada S. Lynn and E. L. Gilman. The school colors are red and white and the school flower, the carnation. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Beale and Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Thebo were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Alexander, Sunday. Mr. Arthur Bridge went to Barton Flats on Monday within a load of lumber and supplies. His family will join him the last of the week and they will enjoy an outing at their cottage there. The Boy Scouts were very successful in collecting old clothing last week and were able to send 500 pounds to the Near East and Armenian and Syrian relief. The third and fourth grade pupils presented their teacher, Miss McConnell, with a fountain pen as a token of regard for her kindness during the past school year. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brashear and family and the former's mother motored to Inglewood, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Taylor spent Sunday at the beach. Rev. and Mrs. B. B. Smedden of South Pasadena were recent guests of Mrs. Smedden's parents here, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. House. The oldest daughter, Helen, of Mr. and Mrs. Homer May is quite ill and is under the constant care of a trained nurse. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Selover were visitors to Los Angeles, Monday. Mr. Vance Mills of Orchardale was a visitor in town Sunday. La Habra Items LA HABRA, June 9—Aa sitting climax to the school duties of the year, the trustees of the La Habra grammar school gave a "steak roast" to the teachers Friday evening, at Orange-co park. The guests were "trundled along" in a big truck, almost like the famous hay rides of long ago. After the "big feed" games were played and stories told. Indianapolis, wv summer, Dupa take up her teacher. The funeral Durr, who was from heart for Martin understaff and Mrs. Durstation for s made many loss of a friend. Mrs. Jim B surprised them her father and son Miles Bradford Pen seen fierely years. There Wednesday, ww and Mrs Ellis geles, and Mr ent. Mr. and Mrs have returned connected with store for five. The La Beth their last meet Social hall Tt McBeth man and Lefflingwe interesting di spioped hay ad ed the needs at different s lacking must such fertilizer supply this m. In the mat hay, both alfalfa could be stored used to good about $ per for alfalfa, ww men and the he said the condition might years, but it was organic use of app Mr. Pickler vass had been emerald that public utilities Farm bureau One of the Chambers, off of songs, acco Rhodes Wilson The reports the final closel before taking ed a very su Mrs. Anna McKim Maternity Cottage 515 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 149-M 242 W. Center St. Phone 317 Anaheim Feed & Fuel Company Hay, Grain, Seeds, Poultry Supplies, Fertillizers, Wood, Coal, Sprays and Insecticides. Public Weight Masters, 15-ton Scales Anaheim, California La Habra Items LA HABRA, June 9.—As a fitting climax to the school duties of the year, the trustees of the La Habra grammar school gave a "steak roast" to the teachers Friday evening, at Orangeco park. The guests were "trundled along" in a big truck, almost like the famous hay rides of long ago. After the "big feed" games were played and stories told. The hosts were E. E. Proud, J. C. Chaffee, Mr. Pickering, and the retiring trustee, W. R. Taylor, and their families. Mrs. Hesack and children were also included in the list. Some of the teachers are planning their vacations and some of them have plans completed. Miss Ruby Daggett and Miss Johnson will be married soon after school closes. Miss Laura Brown will make an eastern trip stopping on the way at Little Rock, Ark., and later at Memphis, Tenn., thence on to Cream Puff. Published By SANTA ANA The Excellent Creamery Vol. 1 Published Monthly In This Paper MILK THE IDEAL HEALTH FOOD The Best Diet for Growing Children and for Adults Few if any, of us ever stop to conider the many uses which are made of milk daily. For food value it is practically without any equal. Discover never stop and think how many delicacies which you are daily accustomed would be lacking were the world's supply of milk to suddenly vanish? What would we do for our summer beverages were milk lacking? Do you know how much suffering would be caused by the lack of milk? Startling to think of these things, isn't it? Yet all these things are COTTAGE CHEESE FRESH DAILY Our delicious cottage cheese is made fresh daily, right in our own creamyy. The driver will deliver it DID ever stop and think how many delicacies which you are daily accustomed would be lacking were the world's supply of milk to suddenly vanish? What would we do for our summer beverages were milk lacking? Do you know how much suffering would be caused by the lack of milk? Startling to think of these things, limit it? Yet all these things are true. Milk forms the principal part of our daily diets. It is the most simple thing we use in beverages and in cooking, yet we go on from day to day considering milk as something to be taken for granted. But for a moment think of the real vital importance of milk in your life, and that of your family. It is a food supply that has never failed you in time of need. From Babyhood, through childhood and up to and through manhood and womanhood to old age, milk is the one ideal food. There is no better source of supply for real strength, for muscle building than milk. It is the ideal diet of nature. Milk diets make children thrive and cause invalids to grow well and strong. A constant steady diet of milk keeps the ordinary man and woman in the best of health, giving them the proper strength to carry on with the daily tasks. Don't neglect to drink milk daily. Use it as a portion of your regular diet. Be sure that the children drink sufficient for their daily needs, at least one pint per day. It is the ideal diet for you and for them. FRESH EGGS AT MARKET PRICES We carry only the best eggs, fresh daily from nearby farms. Stop in at the Creamery in Santa Ana, 101 No. Main Street; 232 N. Sycamore heim, or at the Milk Bottle Spadra Street, Fullerton, charge a dozen. You'll find our prices compare more than favorably with any of the other standard brands. Call Santa Ana, 237, Anaheim 177, or Fullerton and have a pound delivered to home, or just ask the store it to you. COTTAGE CHEESE FRESH DAILY Our delicious cottage cheese is made fresh daily, right in our own creamery. The driver will deliver it at your home or you can stop in at either of our two stores, in Santa Ana and Fullerton or Phone Anaheim 177 and secure a supply for yourself. MADE IN ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER Where do you buy your butter? Why not try some of our delicious Orange County Butter? It's a real home product, made fresh daily right in Orange County and just the right sort for your table. You will find our prices compare more than favorably with any of the other standard brands. Call Santa Ana, 237, Anaheim 177, or Fullerton and have a pound delivered to home, or just ask the store it to you. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA INDIANAPOLIS, where she will spend the summer. Upon her return she will take up her duties as kindergarten teacher. The funeral service for Mrs. L. F. Durr, who was found dead Wednesday from heart failure, occurred at the Martin undertaking parlor Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Durr have lived at Stewart station for several years, and have made many friends, who mourn the loss of a friend and neighbor. Mr. Jim Barrett was delightfully surprised, the first of the week when her father and brother, J. T. Danner and son Miles, walked in on them from Bradford, Penn. Mrs. Barrett has not seen her relatives in a number of years. There was a family reunion on Wednesday, when Mrs. S. E. Van Horn and Mrs. Elizabeth Curtis, of Los Angeles, and Mr. Van Horn were present. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hill and family have returned to La Habra after an connected with the Glazier Brothers store for five years. The La Habra Farm Bureau held their last meeting for the year at the Social hall. Thursday evening, Dr. I. C. McBeth, manager of the Bastanchury and Leffingwell ranches, gave a very interesting discourse on the value of spoiled hay as fertilizer. He explained the needs of the soil, saying that at different seasons, the properties lacking must be supplied by adding such fertilizer to the orchards as would supply this need. In the matter of using the spoiled hay, both alfalfa and barley, he thot if the cost were right, the hay could be stored until fall and then used to good advantage. The cost of about $4 per ton for barley and $3.50 for alfalfa, would help both the hay men and the citrus growers. He said that, of course, this same condition might not arise again for years, but, to eliminate waste, there was organic matter enough to make the use of spoiled hay profitable. Mr. Pickering reported that a canvass had been made among the ranchers and that $273 were paid to the public utilities department of the State Farm bureau from this district. One of the old-time rancher, Mr. Chambers, of Fullerton, gave a group of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Florence Rhodes Wilson. The reports of the committees and the final closing of the year's business, before taking a recess until fall, closed a very successful year for the La Habra Farm Bureau. BUENA PARK, June 3. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Harpole of Santa Paula were guests for five days of Mr. and Mrs. William Calloway and returned to their home Wednesday. Mr. Carl Shadock of Scott & Frampton's is enjoying a two weeks vacation. Mrs. Charles Preston and son, Cecll, of Tuxtin were calling in town on Tuesday. Mrs Ruth Meyer was one of the graduates from Orangethorpe school Friday. Mrs. Clive E. Ritter has been taking care of the rural route for the past week. Mr. Ritter has been on the sick list. Lawrence Jaynes is ill with the measles. Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Warren and children went up to their mountain cabin to spend the week end. While there Florence was taken ill with the measles and they could not come home. Eleanor and Tom came down on the stage in order to attend high school. Mr. Russell Beach has returned from a trip to San Diego and Marietta Springs in company with her son Claudie Beach and family. Mrs. R. H. Meyer and daughter, Ruth will spend a week camping in the Verdugo hills. Mr. Warren did not find anything missing in his cabin. Someone had taken the hinges off the window and had made themselves at home. A Sunday paper for May 22 was left showing the date they had camped there. Mr. and Mrs. George Sharp desire to thank many friends for the gifts and beautiful flowers sent to theiraughter. Wilhelmina on her graduation day. Buena Park Musons will entertain with a 6:30 supper Thursday evening Four third degrees will be conferred starting at 2 p.m. APEX MOTOR WILS Guaranteed 100% pure Pennsylvania product, at prices lower than inferior oils. Also 64 gravity PUENTE GARO-LINE. Orange County Motor Service Co., junction No. Lemon and State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.-Adv. HUFF WILL HEAD LEMON MEN'S CLUB D. Eyman Huff, manager of the Hewes properties at El Modena, has been honored by election to the presidency of the Lempn Men's club, an organization composed of lemon ship pers and men prominent in lemon production. He was informed today of his election, by the secretary, T.H. Powell, lemon sales manager of the Calif. Fruit Growers' Exchange Dr. I.G.McBeth, manager of the Bastanchury ranch at Fullerton, was elected vice-president. —Try Plain Dealer Want Ada Learn the Latest Steps in Waltzes, Fox Trots and One Steps. RUSSELL & BRASHEAR Modern Dance Studio, the most beautiful ball room in Orange County. Private and Class Lessons: 10 a.m.to 10 p.m. Special attention to children in spring, ballet and toe dancing. If you can walk we will guarantee you can learn to dance. Call and see us. Lady and Gentleman Instructors at oyur service. 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Mr. Pickering reported that a canvass had been made among the ranchers and that $273 were paid to the public utilities department of the State Farm bureau from this district. One of the old-time ranchers, Mr. Chambers, of Fullerton, gave a group of songs, accompanied by Mrs. Florence Rhodes Wilson. The reports of the committees and the final closing of the year's business, before taking a recess until fall, closed a very successful year for the La Habra Farm bureau. The guests and members were then invited to the dining room where delicious ice cream and cake were served. Get your money back if PUENTE GASOLINE isn't the BEST you ever used. California's highest grade for 35 years. Exclusive distributors for Orange county, Orange County Motor Service Co., junction No. Lemon and State Highway, Anaheim, Cal.-Adv. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. 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WILL HEAD MON MEN'S CLUB Huff, manager of the parties at El Modena, has by election to the pressident Lengn Men's club, an composed of lemon shipmen prominent in lemon He was informed today on, by the secretary, T. lemon sales manager of fruit Growers' Exchange, McBeth, manager of the branch at Fullerton, was president. ESCAPES JAIL TERM BY NARROW MARGIN By the narrow margin of one mile, measured in speed per hour, S. J. Toby, driver of a stage between Los Angeles and San Diego, avoided 10 days in jail when he appeared before Justice of the Peace Coz. Toby was arrested by Traffic Oificer Warner on the Irvine houseward last Saturday. He was caught in the trap fixed by the officers, but was arrested on "speedometer time." Lumber Yard Closed Saturday Southern California Lumbermen and their families and employees are to have their annual outing at Orange County Park June 11, 1921. 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