oc-plain-dealer 1921-08-03

Thursday, August 4, 1921 City briefs Mr. and Mrs. H. Crary, 23 West Malvern-ave, with their daughter Mrs. A. E. Johnston have returned from a three weeks motor trip north during which they visited Yosemite and Lake Tahoe, spending eight days in camp in the valley. They were accompanied by friends from Los Angeles, making a two-hour party, and traveled in leisurely rablies over the Ridge Route and through Tioga Pass, returning via Sacramento, San Francisco and the coast route. Mrs. Stella Williamson of Los Angeles is spending the summer at the home of her son C. Williamson of Fullerton. Miss Lillian Teague and Miss Clara C. Stephens returned Sunday from trip to Cuba, New Orleans, Arkansas and other points of interest. Roccos Brown and family recently from Minnesota have established themselves at 132 West Wurstate. Twenty indies of the Baptist Missionary Society drove to Hollenbeck, Los Angeles yesterday to enjoy an all-day picnic. Mrs. B. M. Crekson of Fullerton is spending two weeks with relatives in Coalinga. An Stanley was a visitor in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wonders and daughter Dorothy, wore in Orange Tuesday on business and pleasure. Mrs. S. Skrentina visited Tuesday with friends at Placentia. Mr. and Mrs. George Cook and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cook spent Sunday at Venice and Ocean Park. C. W. Crandall has been promoted to foreman of the American Fruit Growers, Inc., to succeed C. J. Bagnall who left this week for the Isle of Pines. Mrs. A. M. Crooks has returned from a two weeks visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, at Huntington Park; who brought her home in their car. Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. Jim Clark were week-end guests of friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. George Clark has returned from Compton where she had charge for two weeks as a nurse of a sick person more, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Walker and Mrs. M. Clippen attended the trial of Mrs Campbell yesterday at Santa Ana. Miss Vivian Duke is spending two weeks at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barnett and family spent Sunday at Newport. James spent Sunday in the Santa Ana canyon. Miss Kish Lymburner and Miss Thelma Adams spent last evening at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome Ward visited with Mrs. W. M. Ward last evening at Santa Ana. Mrs. Ward has been ill for several days. Mrs. A. J. Webster and baby of Ontario, Calif., and Miss Catherine Cheadle of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are spending the week with Mrs. Webster's sister Mrs. L. R. Eggleston at 710 Zeyn-st. Mrs. Ward Hannah of Long Beach is spending the day with Mrs. L. R. Eggleston, 710 Zeyn-st. Mrs. Mary I. Parker, Miss Catherine Parker and LeRoy Enryt of Los Angeles, have been the guests of Mrs. Barbara Parker this week. Mrs. Edward Leahman of Dallas, Texas is a visitor at the home of Mrs. Barbara Parker 303 S. Los Angeles-st. Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania has arrived for an extended visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ella D. Williams of Kroeger-st. Msr.Jacob Hochuli is expected home today from Kansas where she has been visiting friends and relatives since June. Miss Edna Hochuli who recently graduated from the Sherwood School of Music in Chicago will return home today with her mother Mrs. Jacob Hochuli. Mr. and Mrs. Dean W.Hasson and Mr. and Mrs.Lawrence McKeevil visited their mother Mrs.J.Lemke at Balboa on Sunday.Mrs.Lemke is spending the summer at her cottage there. Mrs.George Hansen is spending this week with friends in Los Angeles.She is visiting Mr. and Mrs.Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs.Terrin. Mr.M.R.Evis Visiting in Los Angeles with friends from St.John,Michigan. Mr.H.Heying is in San Pedro and Long Beach today on business in the interests of the Mississippi Business. Mr.Rose Harrison has gone to San land last evening and enlisted supper at the home of Mrs afterwards. Miss Pay Kern is a Los litoral today. Mr. and Mrs.H.McDonnell Doyle are house guests to Mr. and Mrs.Paul Bookk leave son for Wichita.Kan they will remain indefinite. Mrs.Joseph Keatiner and Richard arrived this week Kustiner, of Kustiner's ming store, in establishing Anaholm.The formerly Anaholm are now located.W.Broadway. Mr.mand Mrs.J.BlochClaire, Wisconsin, arrived to make an extended visit with enks.Mr.mand Mrs.Frank Pearl-st.Mr.mand Mrs.Last the trip in their Ford, on the greater portion of the came via Portland, covering milesThey may decide their home in Anaholm.Mr.mand Mrs.W.B.Moodling today.Pasdenca,M.r and relatives. Dr.Harry Huffman, of Braska, who has been the three weeks of his slater.I.N Arnold May,and Mr.M.A Broadway returns to his eld Saturday.Mr.h.S.Potter was a los visitor yesterday. Mrs.Doria Gladenen,hir Girl's School at Guamamelia,Mrs.C.M.Kinnmoreof are the guests at the hoh and Mrs.H.D.Newkirk,best visiting in Los Angeles ped at Anaholm on their w Mr.mand Mrs.Frank Murre or to Hollywood this eye will be accompanied by J.bo who has recently arrived and is a guest at the Mun Mrs.A.Muckenthaler and Augusta Muckenthaler,Mrs.Walter Muckenthaler are spending the day Beach. Mr.Rothemell of Los A.I.Anaholm visiting friend Mrs.C.S.O'Tooland dau Lovenla enjoyed a pleasant city yesterday. Mr.mand Mrs.D.Naugleto be the beach this evening。 1000 Good Ways to Make Money on 1000 Articles Some of these you need now, others you will need at some so why not put in a complete supply while prices are reside the basement? $2.00 Fruit Baskets ... $1.50 $2.50 Sewing Baskets ... $1.50 $2.50 Waste Baskets ... $1.50 $2.25 Baby Baskets ... $1.50 $2.50 Small sultcases ... $1.95 $3.50 Boston bags ... $2.95 $10 Cowhide traveling bags ... $6.00 $5.00 Purses ... $3.95 $3.00 Purses ... $1.95 $5.00 Vanity boxes ... $3.95 $10.00 Vanity boxes ... $6.50 $10.00 Music bags ... $6.50 $5.00 Music bags ... $8.95 $2.50 Music bags ... $17.5 $6.00 Book-bends, special ... $8.95 $6.00 Polychrome candle sticks, pair ... $4.50 $8.00 Polychromo candle sticks, pair ... $6.25 Fancy candles, pair ... 25c Fancy candles, pair ... 89c Fancy candles, pair ... $1.50 Fancy candles, pair ... $3.25 $20.00 Table lamps ... $12.50 $35.00 Table lamps ... $22.50 $10.00 Floor lamp standards ... $7.50 $15.00 Tea sets ... $9.95 $10.00 Tea sets ... $7.95 $7.50 Tea sets ... $4.95 Chocolate sets ... $9.95 Chocolate sets ... $7.95 Chocolate sets ... $4.95 Cut glass sherbetts ... $2.75 Diamond cut sherbetts ... $4.50 Cut glass Diamond cut tumblers ... $8.25 Diamond cut glass tumblers ... $5.50 Mr. A. M. Crooks has returned from a two weeks' visit with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank King, at Huntington Park, who brought her home in their car. Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. Jim Clark were week-end guests of friends in Los Angeles. Mr. George Clark has returned from Compton where she had charge for two weeks as a nurse of a sick patient. R. Carey, prominent builder and contractor of Fullerton, is in Anaheim this week finishing a small building contract. R. D. McKelvey and Turtle Colbert returned Monday from a two days trip to San Diego and Tia Juana, N.W.Matthews expects to leave Sunday for Denver for a two or three month's trip on business and pleasure. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Curtis were guests of relatives in San Diego over Sunday. Mrs. E.J.Turner has returned from a 10 days' enjoyment of Beach life at Catalina. R.S.Gregory announces the sale of lot No.Win the new Gantz sub-division on the north side of Malvern street to P.L.Rennison of Amerillo, Texas, who will build a residence on this site for his own occupancy this fall.The Texas man has gone back home to close his business affairs so that he will devote all his time in the future to his affairs in FullertonThere are quite a number of Texans located here now and everyone of them are boosters for the "garden spot of the world." Miss Bos Bushnell, of Fullerton, was the over-night guest of Miss Pay Keto last night. Mr and Mrs.W.H.Critton returned yesterday from a several days' trip to Balwynfield, Coalinga and Marlopa, where they went on business. Mrs Fred Gruenemay has returned from a month's visit to Lake Tahoe where she was the guest of her sister, Mrs Hahew. Mrs B.H.Holdaworth and daughter,Helen have gone to Los Angeles to remain with friends for a short visit. Mr Arthur Bowen and Mr Carl Shaffer have returned from a short putting spent at Little Bear Lake. Mr Gall accepted a position with the First National bank. Miss Yera O'Rourke and Mr.Bill Schumacher will be dinner guests at the home of Mr.Mrs.H.Goddard of Long Beach,Miss O'Rourke and Mrs.Goddard are sisters. Mrs Olive Haddley and friends from Fullerton and Villa Park spent the day deep sea fishing. Mr.Frank Seema will join the working force of the Los Alamitos Sugar Factory Saturday. Mr and Mrs.L.B.Berger are the parents of a big pound son born Wednesday morning at their home on E.Santa Ana-st.The parents are very proud of the newcomer as their other Miss Vera O'Rourke and Mr. Bill Schumacher will be dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Goddard of Long Beach, Miss O'Rourke and Mrs. Goddard are sisters. Mr. Olive Haddley and friends from Fullerton and Villa Park spent the day deep sea fishing. Mr. Frank Seamus will join the working force of the Los Alamitos Sugar Factory Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Berger are the parents of a 1½ pound son born Wednesday morning at their home on E. Santa Ana-st. The parents are very proud of the newcomer as their other two children are girls. H. A. Donahue and wife and son of San Bernardino visited with Mrs. Donahue's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Kuhlman; local Santa Fe agent, yesterday. The first degree will be put on by the local Masonic Lodge at the Masonic Temple Friday night, Grand Master Jackson announced today. Lieutenant and Mrs. R. Foster Davis will be guests tomorrow at the Frank Machleb home. Lieutenant Davis is stationed at San Pedro. Mrs. Roger Dutton has returned from a weeks' vacation spent at Cattailna. She was accompanied by her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Herrmann have returned to their home in Redlands. They were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell were among those who attended the Standard Oil picnic on the Murphy lease last night. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell of San Francisco are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell. Mr. J. C. Cordes and Mrs. Hosbauer left this morning to spend a week in Riverside, from there they will go to Hemet, where they will visit their broth. Miss Melba Dugas is at Laguna for a few days as the guest of Miss Ella Cook. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paris have returned from a pleasure trip at Little Bear. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Reynolds and Miss Los Fellows were guests on a recent day of Mr. and Mrs. F. Goodrich. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Barnett and children will spend Saturday and Sunday at the Soldier's Home at Sawtell, Calif., visiting Mrs. Barnette father, Mr. F. M. Hardesty. Mr. L. Henning and Mrs. C.W. Barnett will spend Tuesday in Los Angeles, on a shopping tour. Mrs. C.W. Barnett, Mrs. Frank Weis THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA and last evening and enjoyed a fine appear at the home of Mrs. Hargrove afterwards. Miss Fay Kern is a Los Angeles vistor today. Mr. and Mrs. H. McDonald and son, boy, are house guests this week of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Book. They will have son in Wichita, Kansas, where they will remain indefinitely. Mrs. Joseph Kurtiner and little son, school, arrived this week to join Mr. Kurtiner of Kustiner's men's furnishing store, in Anaheim. They formerly resided in Anaheim. They are now located at 1122 Broadway. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blond, of Eaulahoe, Wisconsin, arrived this week to take an extended visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tuma, 1223 Marist, and Mr. and Mrs. La Blond made a trip in their Ford, camping off a greater portion of the trip. They me via Portland, covering about 4000 leagues. They may decided to make their home in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Moody are visiting today, close-Pardonance with friends and relatives. Dr. Harry Huffman, of Omaha, Nebaska, who has been the guest for three weeks of his sister, Mrs. Arthur Holden, May, and Mr. May, 1138 W. Oadway, returns to his eastern home tuesday. Mr. H. S. Potter was a Los Angeles visitor yesterday. Miss Doris Gladenen, head of the city School at Guantamela, N. M., and Ms. C. M. Kinmmore of San Diego eats the guests at the home of Dr. Duddies H. D. Newkirk. They have seen visiting in Los Angeles and stoped at Anaheim on their way home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murch will meet to Hollywood this evening. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Barnes, who has recently arrived from Texas and is a guest at the Murch home. Mrs. A. Muckenthaler and Marlin and Muckenthaler and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muckenthaler of Fulleria are spending the day at Long each. Mr. Rothemell of Los Angeles was anaheim visiting friends. Mrs. C. S. O'Toole and daughter Miss venna enjoyed a pleasure trip to a city yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. D. Naugle will motor the beach this evening. Anaheimers Attend Presby Conference A number of Anaheim people will be in attendance at the Presbyterian young people's summer conference at Occidental college, Los Angeles, which starts today and will be session until Aug. 19. Following is the daily program: S:00 to G:20—Morning Prayers. S:20 to G:50—Study Period. S:50 to G:45—First Period Classes. A Bible Study, a course in the "Life of Christ." B-Home Missionals, textbook, "Unfinished Business," Eastman. A study of the whole field of Presbyterian effort for a Christian America. C-Teacher Training, "Thoroughly Furnished," Part I, First Year. D-Cradle Boil, Beginners and Primary Methods. A discussion of the best methods of the work for children of the church from birth to nine years of age. E-Advanced Young People's Methods. A study of the need for accorrelated program for young people and of simple effective ways of providing that program through existing young people's organizations without the present overlap of effort and program. F-Life Work Choice for a Christian. A presentation of the challenge to full time service and the many and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. Penhy and children, Hugh Kenneth and Elliza Beth; and Mrs. Thompson, all of Pomona. They all enjoyed a big picnic dinner. Mr.W.Manter and daughter Miss Hazel left morning for a short outing trip at Glenn Lye. Mr. and Mrs.A.Narag and son Kenneth, and Miss Emma Owens motored to Long Beach and agent Metcoaching with Mr.C.Vogel, Vogel staff this morning to resume his studies at Berkley. Mr.Ed Silene has arrived home from Long Beach after having attended the summer school session. Mr. and Mrs.J.G Reed motored to Los Angeles today on a business and pleasure trip. Miss Francls Reed and Nellie Broughester and Measlen Henry Hodgos and Ms.Rosemotored ways such a challenge may be answered. 9:45 to 10:25—Second Period Classes. G-Foreign Missionals.Textbook. "World Friendship, Inc." Murray For younger delegates. A fascinating study of various types of missionary service. H-Sunday School Organization and Management. A discussion course on the organization, grading and conduct of the Sunday School. J-Junior Methods. A study of the Junior, his characteristics and particularly his religious needs, and a discussion of methods of work for him both in the Sunday School and the Junior expressional organizations. J-Young People's Society Methods. A foundation course for those just beginning their work in the Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor or similar organizations. K-Essential Christian Doctrines. A course planned to help young people understand what they believe and why they believe it. I-The Church Program of Religious Education. For older delegates. A discussion of the whole program of the church work. 10:35 to 10:50—Recess. 10:50 to 11:40—Third Period Classes. M-Bible Study.The scope of this course will be announced later. N-Normal Mission Study.A normal class designed to help young people lead mission study classes in their home church and society This class will extend through the Open Parliament period. O-Home Missionals.Textbook."Unfinished Business."For younger delegates. P-Teen Age Methods.(a) For boys. (b) For girls.A study of teenage characters and needs,and methods of best meeting these needs through church organizations One course is offered for leaders.of girls,and one for leaders.of boys. Q-Young People's Department.Methods.A discussion of methods of work and effective program for organized classes in this department of the Sunday School. R-Foreign Missionals.Textbook."The Why and How of Foreign Missions." Brown.A study of missionary fundmentals. Expansion Of Men's Clothing THE OUTSTANDING CLOTHING EVEN One Lot EXCEPTIONAL SUIT VALUES Summer and all-year weigths, good models 20 Per Cent DISCOUNT Palm Beach Trousers $6.50 values $4.75 An extra pair of Palm Beach trousers will DISCOUNT Palm Beach Trousers $6.50 values $4.75 An extra pair of Palm Beach trousers will lengthen the life of your suit. These may be had in light and dark patterns. Bathing Suits 10% off Entire stock of Panamas and Straws 20% off WHITE NILE CLOTH OXFORDS $4.50 to $6.50 Values $3.85 Men's Brown English and Bankers' last $8.50, $9.00 and $10.00 val. $6.85 For men and boys in the ing Suits of fine quali and sizes for men and WALK-OVER AND BE OXFORD $8.50, $9.00 and $10.00 sellers U.S. ARMY SHOES $8:50 values $5.85 "EDMUNDS" Footfitters, One shoe, one last A to D widths $5.85 THE S.Q.R. STO Evenings—Vespers and Inspirational Addresses. CONFERENCE LEADERS. Mr. Frank D. Getter Associate Director of Young People's Work Dr. Reason DuBois Bird President of Octidental Collegio Mrs. S. G. Wilson Miscellany from Perala, Rev. Paul G. Stopsma, Associate Director of Board of Home Missione Miss Margarette Wood, Children's Worker Mrs. Evlyn Browne Reck Field Secretary of Women's Board of Foreign Missions Dr. George C. Butterfield Synodical Superintendent of Sunday School Missions Miss Blanche E. Wachub Director of Religious Education Pasadena Church Dr. Weston T. Johnson Pacific Coast Secretary of Foreign Missions Mrs. S. E. Cobb Director of Religious Education Westlake Church; Mr. T. S. Caldwell Boy's Work Director N. M.C.A. Dr. James H. Spen New Ers Representative The first time that the state law making marriage by contract valid has been invoked was in the marriage the other day of Dr. Leslie Speir, an assistant professor at the University of Washington, now here giving a summer course at Columbia and Miss Erna Gunther, or Brooklyn. The marriage contract was signed in a Broadway law office, after a permit had been granted by the Supreme Court. And that was all there was to the ceremony. The temperature of a new electric toaster can be adjusted to prevent bread being burned. Under New Management AND AFTER MAKING MANY IMPROVEMENTS AND THOROUGHLY RENOVATION WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING OUR GRAND OPENING Saturday The Swiss Alpine Orchestra of Los Angeles will entertain you during the afternoon and evening. We will be ready to serve you with Lundhög Elite MENTS AND THOROUGHLY RENOVATIN, WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING OUR GRAND OPENING Saturday The Swiss Alpine Orchestra of Los Angeles will entertain you during the afternoon and evening. We will be ready to serve you with Lunches, Fine Candies, Drinks, Sundaes, Ice Cream and Delicacles. CHERRY BLOSSOM 122 E. CENTER G. W. SALISBURY J. J. ALEXANDER sion Sale clothing and Shoes CLOTHING EVENT OF THE YEAR One Lot of BOYS' SUITS Many late numbers, sizes 9 to 17 years. 20 Per Cent DISCOUNT One lot of Boys' Suits, values to $15.00 $5.85 Men's Shoe Bargains, The lowered prices here quoted are the result of our mid-summer sale policy and further the much One lot of Boys' Suits, values to $15.00 $5.85 Men's Shoe Bargains, The lowered prices here quoted are the result of our mid-summer sale policy and further the much needed room which demands that original markings be slashed to the limit. men and boys in this special sale. Suits of fine quality yarn in all the wanted styles and colors sizes for men and boys. White ts m Darn Proof Sox Guaranteed for six months 6 pairs $1.25 One lot of 23 Men's and Boys' Straw Hats Your choice 45c X-OVER AND BEACON OXFORDS and $10.00 sellers Reduced 20% One lot of Men's Semidress shoes up to $8.00 values $3.85 One lot of Beacon shoes, Scout last, to $8.00 value $4.85 Men's brown calf English last shoes, very special up to $12.50 values $7.85 ... 24 Pairs Boy's at their or button and prices. $2c STORE "The HEA Gr^O