oc-plain-dealer 1921-06-14

NEWS OF FULLERTON H. S. COMMENCEMENT ON FRIDAY EVENING Friday night of this week the high school graduation exercises will be held. Rev. Francis of the Flat Baptist church of Los Angeles will officiate and Talbot Bielefeldt will give the valedictorian address. There will be 78 graduates. The annual meeting of the Fullerton H. S. Alumni will be held on the evening of June 21. Arrangements are being made for a banquet, program and dance. LAST P. E. O. MEETING OF YEAR The X. Chapter of the P. E. O. will hold their last meeting of the year at the home of Mrs. S. S. Williamson. The big event of the evening is a stunt party in which each member will participate. If It's from Witman's, It's Good! UNION OIL CO. TO SUB-DIVIDE TRACT The Union Oil Co. hopes to relieve the housing problem in this community by opening up a tract of land just below Brea, which will be subdivided into lots that may be purchased by their employees, and houses built there on. DELIGHTFUL SHOWER OLINDA, June 14. A delightful shower was given at Olinda Hall last evening for Miss Gertrude Schryer and Mrs. Freda Woodward. Many beautiful gifts were received and a good time was enjoyed by the 60 guests who attended. Mrs. Woodward, formerly Miss Freda Williams, was married only last Saturday night at La Vida Springs, by Rev. Daul, They will make Fullerton their residence. P.C.DURALL Successor to Anaheim Garage and Machine Shop GENERAL MACHINE WORK 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 271 Have You Ever Really Seen An Up To Date MEAT MARKET MISS MAY WILL TO Miss May Vertue of Spanish and h ment at Fullerton Junior College, b or four year trip to Asia. Miss Geneva a master's degree is also a graduate lege, is her succe ing the summer s Madrid, Spain. Dr. Thomas Ne for the past year philosophy depart College, will rem and will add to o year, which cons olgic and logic, ethics will also conduct in social problem been a teacher many years and w Whittier College. To the Junior will be added a t in political scienc eter will include a enment of the b in the second sem uldy of governm will be taken u will be given by Plane surveying the engineering fered and regular ics will be given course is to be a of specialized work Senior high sch ool college. Students years of mathe m physics will be course in two ye ar. This course can per week of field duction under the instructor. Arrangements s those students n to have a second erature and the n be applied in co sciences, so that s to get two year GENERAL MACHINE WORK 226 S. Los Angeles St. Phone 271 Have You Ever Really Seen An Up To Date MEAT MARKET ALWAYS OPEN FOR INSPECTION Stroup's Market "The House of Service" 115 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT HARRY CAREY in "THE WALLOP" Also song selection by Howard L. Potter. Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. Wednesday, Thursday, June 15, 16 Mary Pickford in her latest production "Through the Back Door" Senior high school college students will meet tonight at Mark Master degree stallation of officiers will be held this course can per week of field instruction under the instructor. Arrangements those students may have a second lecture and the be applied in sciences, so that they get two year partment. Dean Boyce will in the Junior College greater part of the LONG BEACON TO ADDICT Wednesday night monthly meeting of T., Mayor Liselot will deliver an a meeting, Mr. Du Beach, will give detailed description the new hotel. Plans for a co apartment house Horace Austin, L are being exhibitors in the council hall. The center would be the hot wings at either apartments. PLANS TRIP Carburetor trot and Mrs. A. E. using their trip to the mountains They returned lands with some without any seric Mrs. Stuelke trip to Omaha with the summer with LEAVE SHORTH Miss Lillian Yale Stephenson will trip to Cuba here to New Orleans short time at San thence to Havana through New Orleans sas City, Salt L and home. ANAHEIM A The Anaheim rushing business first '22 Buick to been sold by F. Lynch of La Halle were delivered carloads of Buick within the last t MASONIC MASTER Chapter 90 of will meet tonight Mark Master degree stallation of officiers will be h Pickford in her latest production "Through the Back Door" See "America's Sweetheart," at her very best. Added attractions: News Reel and Comedy. Song selection by Howard L. Potter. NOTE—We wish to call attention to the fact that we do not raise admission prices on our mid-week specials unless it is absolutely necessary. This week we are compelled to slightly advance prices on "Through the Back Door." Adults 25c, 35c, Children 15c; plus war tax. GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT The American Legion presents the U. S. Official Signal Corps moving picture of THE 91ST DIVISION IN ACTION in the Argonne and Belgium. Wednesday, June 15 OWIN MOORE In "A Divoce Of Convenience" Comedy, "The M.Dwellers" and Ford Weekly. Adults 25c; children 10c; plus war tax. The Orange County Plain Dealer MISS MAY VERTREES WILL TOUR EUROPE Miss May Vertrees, former teacher of Spanish and head of than department at Fullerton High School and Junior College, has left for a three or four year trip through Europe and Asia. Miss Geneva Johnson who holds a master's degree from Stanford and is also a graduate of Whittier College, is her successor. She is spending the summer studying Spanish in Madrid, Spain. Dr. Thomas Newlin, who has been for the past year in charge of the philosophy department of the Junior College, will remain another year and will add to his course of this year, which consisted of psychology and logic, ethics and sociology. He will also conduct a high school class in social problems. Dr. Newlin has been a teacher of philosophy for many years and was president of the Whittier College for eight years. To the Junior College curriculum will be added a two semester course in political science; the first semester will include a study of the government of the United States while in the second semester a comparative study of governments of the world will be taken up. This instruction will be given by Dean Boyce. Plane surveying, especially for the engineering course, will be offered and regular college mathematics will be given. An oil production course is to be provided consisting of specialized work in the Junior and Senior high school years as well as college. Students who have had four years of mathematics, chemistry, and physics will be able to finish the course in two years. This course calls for fifteen hours per week of field study in oil production under the direction of the instructor. Arrangements are being made for those students majoring in English to have a second year course in literature and the same principle is to be applied in courses in biological sciences, so that students will be able to get two year courses in any de- A ROMANCE AFTER DEATH The arrival of the remains of Walter Dyckman, who was killed about two years ago in France, is expected Thursday or Friday of this week. The funeral will be held from the Catholic church and will be in charge of the American Legion. His remains have been brought this great distance in accord with his wish that he be buried beside the body of his fiance, Miss Minnie Ipsen, which lies in Lonia Vista cemetery. WORSLEY WILL BUILD HOME Mr. C. A. Worsley of Fullerton High School has just bought a 41 by 140 ft. lot on W. Jacaranda-st., and building operations will be started tomorrow morning. Mr. Worsley sees no reason why the five room house which Mr. Herbert of Yorba Linda is going to build for him cannot be completed by August. Try Plain Dealer Want Ads. FULLERTON BRIEFSE Mr. and Mrs. N. Frank Morse spent the day, Monday, in Los Angeles on business. Ray Welg, 8 Years of age, who has been seriously ill with diptheria since Friday, died last night. Mr. Osborne reports that Blue Juice oranges are being shipped from here at the rate of two cars a day. Mrs. J. C. Dachman of Minneapolis, Minn., is to be the guest of Mrs. D. C. Cowles for two or three weeks. Mrs. J. J. King and her daughter, Hattie Thompson, drove to Beaumont yesterday to visit the cherry orchards. Mr. and Mrs. P. Endlington are rejoicing over the arrival of a girl last night at the Fullerton General hospital. The Son Soneel Card club will meet at the home of Mrs. Werdin near Place centra tomorrow afternoon, for the last time this season. LET US TIE SEBASTIAN BROS. JUNE DEMONSTRING THE BIGNESS OF SATURDAY'S SALES BROKE ALL RECORDS and proved the biggest single day in this store's history. Senior high school years as well as college. Students who have had four years of mathematics, chemistry, and physics will be able to finish the course in two years. This course calls for fifteen hours per week of field study in oil production under the direction of the instructor. Arrangements are being made for those students majoring in English to have a second year course in literature and the same principle is to be applied in courses in biological sciences, so that students will be able to get two year courses in any department. Dean Boyce will be in his office in the Junior College building the greater part of the summer. LONG BEACH MAYOR TO ADDRESS B. OF T. Wednesday night, at the regular monthly meeting of the Fullerton B. of T., Mayor Lisenby, of Long Beach, will deliver an address. At the same meeting, Mr. Durbin, also of Long Beach, will give an exhibition and detailed description of the plans for the new hotel. Plans for a combination hotel and apartment house, submitted by W. Horace Austin, Long Beach architect, are being exhibited by the city fathers in the council room of the city hall. The center part of the building would be the hotel proper, while the wings at either side are arranged as apartments. PLANS TRIP TO OMAHA Carburetor trouble prevented Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Stuelke from continuing their trip last Sunday up into the mountains beyond Beaumont. They returned home through Redlands with some difficulty, though without any serious misap. Mrs. Stuelke is contemplating a trip to Omaha where she will spend the summer with an aunt. LEAVE SHORTLY FOR CUBA Miss Lillian Yaeger and Miss Clara Stephenson will leave shortly on a trip to Cuba. They will go from here to New Orleans, stopping for a short time at San Antonio, Tex., and thence to Havana, Cuba, and back through New Orleans, St. Louis, Kansas City, Salt Lake, San Francisco and home. ANAHEIM AUTO CO. BUSY The Anaheim Auto Co. reports a rushing business in Bulcks. The first '22 Bulck touring car has just been sold by F. A. Bradock to J. C. Lynch of La Habra. Three coupes were delivered last week and four carloads of Bulucks have been sold within the last two weeks. MASONIC MASTER DEGREE WORK Chapter 90 of the Masonic order will meet tonight and work in the Mark Master degree. Tomorrow night the commandery will hold their installation of officers; the installing officers will be here from San Diego. SATURDAY'S SALES BROKE ALL RECORDS and proved the biggest single day in this store's history. VALUES DID IT!! Here Are a Few Additions 16 by 22 inches Good Huck Towels 12½ c Each Very firm huck weave, perfect bleach, lustrous finish, turkey red border, fast selvedge, hem ends. A splendid grade in a very desirable size at an extremely low price. LET'S DEMONSTRATE Solid Color Mercerized 40-inch Voile and Demoiselle Dress Batiste Volles in the many popular shades full 40 inches wide and a wide assortment of 30 inch fancy printed dress batiste. Our 69c quality. Specially priced, 3 vds. $1.00 A 50c Value in Mercerized Hosiery White, Black and Cordovan Fast in color, highly mercerized lisle, seamless foot, fashioned seam leg, very fine gauge, double sole heel and toe, one of our splendid values at 3 Pair $1 MASONIC MASTER DEGREE WORK Chapter 90 of the Masonic order will meet tonight and work in the Mark Master degree. Tomorrow night the commandery will hold their installation of officers; the installing officers will be here from San Diego, and a dance will follow. VISIT MAMMOTH LAKES Mr. and Mrs. Chas. R. Sutherland will leave Saturday morning with a party of friends on a camping and fishing trip to Mammoth Lakes, in the mountains beyond Bishop. Mr. Sutherland returned last night from a business trip to Los Angeles. ENTERTAIN HUSBANDS The ladies of the Tuesday afternoon card club are entertaining their husbands and one guest at the Placentia Round Table club house Tuesday night. ENTERTAINS SOCIAL SECTION On Friday of this week Mrs. R.G. Adams will entertain the social section of the Ebell club at cards in her home on Malvern. SHIP FIRST SPUDS THURSDAY The Orange County Produce Assn. will ship their first car of Irish potatoes from Stanton on Thursday. FORM ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The Fullerton Junior College alumni met Monday night at the Fullerton club rooms for the purpose of organizing an Alumni association. There are now 84 Junior College graduates and probably half of this number are in So., Calif., and many of them are in this vicinity this time of year. Officers were elected as follows: Earl Dysinger, president; Viola Gaff, vice president; Emma Robinson, secretary; Harold Hale, treasurer. The program included an interpretative piano lullaby by Alice Statom and the tradition of "Alumni Matl" by the entire group. Light refreshments were served. DRS, BIGHAM TO TOUR EUROPE Drs. Walter and Harriet Bigham will leave a week from Thursday on a three months' trip to Europe. They will visit the British Isles, Holland, Belgium, France, Italy and Switzerland. Demoiselle Dress Batiste —Voiles in the many popular shades full 40 inches wide and a wide assortment of 30 inch fancy printed dress batiste. Our 60c quality. Specially priced, 3 yds. $1.00 3 Pair $1 72 by 90 inch Quality Seamless Sheets 98c —Our first lot lasted barely thru the first day. Now again we offer this special “Quality” sheet with the arrival of another 5 dozen at the same low price. WE POINT WITH PRIDE! MERIT is the TRADEMARK of SUCCESS TON BRIEFS N. Frank Morse spent 20 years of age, who only jill with diptheria, and last night. ports that Blue Juice shipment from here to cars a day. Shman of Minneapolis, the guest of Mrs. D. two or three weeks, ing and her daughter, drove to Beaumont at the cherry orchards. P. Endlington are rearrival of a girl last Fullerton General hosward club will meet Mrs. Werdin near Plaafternoon, for the last Miss Grace Smith, stenographer for the Pinson-Thurber Realty Co., has gone to the Yosemite Valley on her vacation. Miss Gladys Roland is taking her place. The social section of the Fullerton Ebell club is giving a banquet for the Orange-o, Retail Dry Goods merchants at the Fullerton club rooms Tuesday night. Measr. N. Frank Morse, William Goodwin and Robert McKee, are among those who will journey into Los Angles tomorrow night to take the first degree of the Scottish Rite. Mr. J. W. Keith, who has been suffering from a severe attack of bladder and kidney trouble, was taken to the Fullerton hospital Sunday where he was operated upon Tuesday. Mr. Keith is a prominent citizen and a Grand army veteran, and his many friends are wishing him a speedy recovery. Last Saturday afternoon, H. A. Krause, F. C. Krause, Harry Williams, and H. C. Foss of the First National bank went on a fishing trip to Deep creek by the way of Little Bear. This seems to be a "fish story," but the number of trout caught ranges from 136 to 160 according to stories told by Foss and Williams respectively. SOCIAL CLUB GIVES DANCE The White Shrine social club gave their second dance at the Masonic Temple monday night. They have arranged for a social meeting once a month. FINED FOR RECKLES DRIVING W. H. Smith of Placentia was fined $20 by Judge Cox this morning on the charge of reckless driving. It is charged that his car collided with a Ford driven by W. F. Peckard of Yorba Linda on the Yorba Linda-Richfield blvd, about a month ago, injuring three persons and damaging the Ford. Yesman Benefit Dance Thursday evening, June 16, at Orange-co, park. Tickets on sale at Stroup's Market. IS TELL YOU JUNE DEMONSTRATION SALE IS DEMONSRATTHE BIGNESS OF YOUR DOLLAR YOU CAN'T DECEIVE PEOPLE NOWADAYS People know at once when a sale is real. Saturday's reponse was a Great YOU CAN'T DECEIVE PEOPLE NOWADAYS People know at once when a sale is real. Saturday's reponse was a Great SMASHING DEMONSTRATION! New Added Bargains for June $5.00 Ladles' All Silk Waists $2.89 —Let quick action on your part secure your share of this wonderful bargain. There are a number of styles. Every waist is either an all-silk georgette or all-silk crepe de chine. All beautifully embroidered. SPEAKING OF VALUES Value in Ed Hosiery Black and dovan r, highly mercerless foot, fashleg, very fine sole heel and toe, blendid values at Men's Good Grade Fibre Silk Hose At Attractive Price —Indeed as you read the price you at once question the real worth of the hose for here indeed is a surprisingly good bargain in hosiery. 17½-Inch Wide Union Crash Toweling Part Linen Weft 17½-inch, splendid quality brown half linen crash towelling, neat stripe blue border. At the price named this item cannot last long. We urge your early attendance; 2 yards 35c Black and dovan r, highly mercerless foot, fashleg, very fine sole heel and toe, blendid values at hir $1 At Attractive Price —Indeed as you read the price you at once question the real worth of the hose for hero indeed is a surprisingly good bargain in hosiery. 25c Toweling Part Linen Weft 17 ½-inch, splendid quality brown half linen crash towelling, neat stripe blue border. At the price named this item cannot last long. We urge your early attendance; 2 yards 35c 0 inch Quality less Sheets 98c first lot lasted thru the first now again we ofspecial "Qualet with the arnother 5 dozen me low price. A Remarkable Buy Bungalow Aprons 98c —Latest style fitted front sash back, bais trimmed. Assortment of small, medium and large sizes. Material of good quality dark and light percale. LET'S CONVINCE YOU! VALUE is the TRUE TEST of CHEAPNESS