oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-22

BUENA PARK, Sept. 21—(Spl.) The Parent-Teachers Ass'n held a reception for the teachers at the school hall on Tuesday evening. There were 250 parents and children present which was the largest crowd in the history of the P.-T. A. A short program was rendered which included the following numbers: piano solo, Mrs. McNell; address of welcome, Mrs. Ritter; response, Miss Taggner; song, Ruth Bastady; reading, Sarah Muirhead; song, Mildred Johnson; song, Bastady Quartet; Mr. A. E. Smothers had charge of the games and had some interesting ones for both young and old. Refreshments of cake coffee and punch were served. There were 22 new members joined at this meeting and it is hoped that they will attend all the meetings and keep in touch with the school work. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Brown and son Charles spent Sunday at Echo Park, Los Angeles. Mrs. Marsh of Glendale visited with Mrs. D. W. Hasson on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lovett of Long Beach were in town Sunday. La Habra Items LA HABRA, Sept. 22—The Busy Needle workers were the guests of Mrs. Louis Muchow at their pretty ranch home on Central ave, on Thursday. This was the first meeting after the summer vacation and a full attendance of the club personnel marked the occasion. After a pleasantly-spent afternoon the hostess served a dainty coke. Those present were: Mesdames Wester, Crumtine, Frantz, Launer, Leahm, Lutwiller, Channing, Pebody, Hilbert, Bishop, Henden Johnson, Muchow and Miss Pauline Crumtine and Maribel Frantz. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Linsdel and daughter, Ethel, were motor visitors to San Diego this week. They were accompanied by Mrs. Linsdel's mother and sister, from Los Angeles. A visit was made to Tin Junna, Occanside and La Jolla. H. E. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Launer and Mrs. Little, of La Habra, and Mr. Nune-macher and Gregory, of East Whittier, were visitors at the Walnut Growers' demonstration given under the auspices of the Los Angeles farm bureau, at Puente, Friday. A picnic lunchoon, an interesting address by C.E. Teague and T. Thorpe and an inspection of the largest and most fully-equipped walnut house in the country was part of the program. Orville Espold left Friday for Itaqua, N.Y., where he will enter Cornwall West Coast Lease WEST COAST, Sept. 22—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. James and daughter Oleda were Long Beach guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eright's home to a bountiful chicken dinner and everything else to make it complete. Mesdames Raymond and Swartz were Pullerton visitors last Monday afternoon. The lapor council was represented by several from the West Coast lease last Monday evening, Mesdames, Heffner, Muzzal and others. The Olinda P.-T. A. will have their first meeting of this year next Thursday at 2 p.m. in Olinda school house. A short program has been arranged Recital or reading by Mrs. Ennle; piano selection by Pauline Boulger and Miss Margaret Livingston will be the main speaker of the afternoon. Everybody welcome. Refreshments of coffee and cake. Mrs. Bailey who a Los Angeles visitor last Monday, she took the 'Little boy she has in charge to put him in school in Los Angeles. Last Sunday evening Mesdames Keen Balloy Chambers and Ursula Keen motored to Brea to hear W. E. Spieer at the Christian church. Mrs. V. T. Grubble motored to Fullerton last Saturday on a shopping expedition. C.H.Keen and H.McCoy were bench occupants Monday on business. Mrs.Koostz and daughter Leola of Santa Fe lease were called on West Coast Monday afternoon at Mesdames Keen and Rougers. Mr.Floyd Tunls wife and children with Miss Dolly Dynae were visitors at the and Mrs.James Tunls of the week. Mr.P.T.Grable wifewith Mrs.A.Peddermont last Monday to the day. Saturday night at Springs up Carbon canyon time for the dance lowerings Orchestra) put them needed to make a dance Many West Coast folks and Mrs. Raymond, Mr.mond Jones; Mr. and Mr.Mr.and Mrs.Howard F Mrs.B Thomas; Miss Dvand Mr.John Swartz. Last Friday night a tended the show at An A.C.Andrews, wife and with George Swartz and Raymond, wife, and date and Johnle Swartz. Mrs.D.Meguarrue was the home of her daughters Gardens Los Angeles and Saturday. Rev.C.H.Danel an Thursday visitors at M.Phillio'home. Mrs.Walter Muzzall wifewind Julia Muzzall,Honey Clay Cook were at the Poem last Saturday evennMr.Pearrons of Long Gweek-end with Mr.Jam on Coyte-Dr. Mrs.Doss,Misses Katand Casey of Olinda we callers last Wednesday Mesdames Siebels and Mr.Chester McQuarrie tored to Los Angeles, He "HIGRADE "GASOLINE (Absolutely Guaranteed) 22c Per Ga San Diego this week. They were accompanied by Mrs. Linsdell's mother and sister, from Los Angeles. A visit was made to Tia Junna, Occanside and La Jolla. H. E. Hart, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Launer and Mrs. Little, of La Habra, and Mr. Nunemacher, and Gregory, of East Whittier, were visitors at the Walnut Growers' demonstration, given under the auspices of the Los Angeles farm bureau, at Puente, Friday. A plenic luncheon, an interesting address by C. E. Teague and T. Thorpe and an inspection of the largest and most fully-equipped walnut house in the country was part of the program. Orville Espold left Friday for Ithaca, N.Y., where he will enter Cornell University for the coming term. A surprise shower was tendered Mrs. Walter Mundt on Friday at the home of Mrs. William Espolt, of Whittier, Guests from here were: Mrs. Ray Frantz, Mrs. Louis Muchow, Mrs. Espolt, Jr. and Mrs. Holden. You will get $5.00 if you guess the weight of that large ton of bread on Display at Dresser's White Lily Bakery. "HIGRADE" GASOLINE (Absolutely Guaranteed) 22c Per Gallon ORANGE CO. MOTOR SERVICE CO. Valentine & Ashenfelter, Props. Junction North Lemon Street and State H Anaheim, Calif. Announcing the Formal Opening Saturday, Sept. 24th Buck & Gibson Drug Store 169 WEST CENTER STREET, ANAHEIM FREE! FREE! With every 50c purchase or over a box of Christopher Chocolates A Hat or Horn to every small boy or girl as long as they la It is our aim to conduct a first-class drug store, handling nothing but the best qualities of drugs for prescription and family use. You can rest assured that you will obtain what you ask for and not "something just as good." We have installed one of the most modern and sanitary soda found known, being made of white vitrous glass throughout. We will carry a full line of patent medicines, imported and domestically toilet articles and sundries such as you will find in the largest stores in city. Should we be so fortunate as to have a share of your drug patronage think you will be so pleased that you will come again. BUCK & GIBSON PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 169 West Center St LAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA with Miss Dollie Dysart or Los Angeles were visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Tunis the latter part of the week. Mr. F. T. Grable, wife, and son Dale, with Mrs. A. Feddern motored to Claremont last Monday to their ranch for the day. Saturday night at the Mild Springs up Carbon canyon was a happy time for the dance lovers; "Harry Fallings Orchestra" put the pop that was needed to make a dance worth while. Many West Coast folks attended, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones; Mr. and Mrs. Greenwood; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Flynn; Mr. and Mrs. B. Thomas; Miss Evelyn Raymond and Mr. John Swartz. Last Friday night a jolly crowd attended the show at Anaheim. A. C. Andrews, wife and two children, with George Swartz and family, R. Raymond, wife, and daughter Evelyn and Johnle Swartz. Mrs. D. McQuarrie was a guest at the home of her daughters in Belvedere Gardens Los Angeles over Friday and Saturday. Rev. C. H. Daniel and wife were Thursday visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Phillips' home. Mrs. Walter Muzzall with Misses Lois and Julia Muzzall, Honey Muzzall, and Clay Cook were at the Fairyland, Anaheim, last Saturday evening. Mr. Pearson's of Long Beach spent the week-end with Mr. James and family on Coyte-Dr. Mrs. Doss, Misses Katherine Carroll and Casey of Olinda were West Coast callers last Wednesday evening at Meadames Sleberg and Phillips. Mr. Chester McQuarrie and wife motorized to Los Angeles, Belvedere Gardens Winter Flowering Sweet Pea Seed grown by the originator and leading developer of the orchid flowering winter Sweet Pea. There is none better to be had. It's different from the ordinary late blooming type. Plant now for Christmas flowers. 25c, 40c and 75c per pk BULBS Dutch Hyacinths, 5 colors $1.25 per dozen DAFFODILS When you turn out the light pull up the covers, have you ing of perfect relaxation—of d off into a dreamless slumber th sures rest and a renewal of ADE" DOLINE (Guaranteed) er Gal. 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The Wall Street Journal of August 27, Publishes the following official figures showing the volume of sales by manufacturers of trucks for the first six months of 1921: WHITE ... 3526 INTERNATIONAL ... 3457 MACK ... 2460 AUTOCAR ... 1537 G M C ... 1292 REPUBLIC ... 741 PACKARD ... 719 COMMERCE ... 647 FEDERAL ... 516 STEWART ... 443 GARFORD ... 380 STERLING ... 253 DIAMOND "T" ... 240 PIERCE ... 239 CLYDESDALE ... 171 NASH ... 87 DENRY ... 71 GRAHAM ... 66 DUPLEX ... 65 PAIGE ... 60 KELLY-SPRINGFIELD ... 48 STANDARD M ... 32 The Huntington Beach Fair, Sept. 28 to Oct. 1, Inclusive