oc-plain-dealer 1921-09-26

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches GERMAN M. E. EPWORTH LEAGUE IN RALLY SERVICE THE EPWORTH LEAGUE of the German Methodist church held rally day exercise yesterday in the church, which respite the high temperature, was a most successful one. Rev. Tautenhahn addressed the young people on Epworth League work in general, and told of the accomplishments of the past year of the local organization. Plans for the future season are in the making and the work will be pushed to committee organization immediately following conference, which will be held here, opening this week. A program of special music was heard among the numbers being a solo by Miss Louise Schmidt, who sang "She Only Touched the Hem of His Garment." The duet, "Send the Light," was beautifully rendered by the Misses Meyer and Sophia Koblenberger. A ladies' quartet, composed of the Misses Louise Schmidt, Elisa Kraft, Hulda Bakenhaus and Lydia Beneke, sang the ever appealing "Rock of Ages," most sweetly. The reading, "Prayer," by Miss Bakenhaus was very good, indeed, and much enjoyed. The rally was concluded with benediction. WHITE TEMPLE CALENDAR Monday evening, fourth quarter conference, Dr. H. I. Rasmus presiding. Tuesday, all-day meeting of Fidell's class with Mrs. J. E. Jewett, 896 So. Los Angeles-st. Meet at church at sen o'clock. Covered dish luncheon. Tuesday evening, rehearsal men's club, 7:00; rehearsal orchestra, 3:00. Wednesday evening, last prayer meeting of the year. Everybody invited. Thursday evening, lecture, Bishop Leonard, under auspices of German conference; choir leads singing, D. Hamilton Evans at the organ. Friday evening, Oct. 7. Hawaiian LITTLE GIRL HAS MERRY BIRTHDAY PARTY SATURDAY MISS HAZEL, the little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Filler, on Melrose street, was the charming hostess at a party in honor of her eleventh birthday anniversary Saturday afternoon, September 24. A color motif of pink and white was used both in decorative features, flowers and refreshments. Many games were played out on the lawn among them the good old game, drop the handkerchief. Guessing games were lots of fun, too, and the children entered the spirit of the contests with delight. Miss Hazel received many pretty gifts from her friends and others from her family, all of which delighted her greatly. Refreshments of popcorn, apples, cookies, ice cream and cake were served about 4:35, and the birthday cake was a delicious one, all liced in pink and white, and bearing her name, "Hazel," in vari-colored candies. Hazel was assisted by her mother in entertaining, and the guests all said they had "the best time!" Assisting in the pleasures of the afternoon were the Misses Martha Adams, Murion Utter, Florence Backs Virginia Nevins, June Nevins, Ethel Phillips, Lucillo Bowen, Marion McKean, Elizabeth Keeler, Lillian Holmes, Frances Eden, Lillian Watson, Elma Barnett, Ruth Davis, Thelma Myers, Ruth, Doris and Anita Desh, Laverna Dugas, Hannah Gussing, Bertha Fleschner and Messrs. Cluey, Freddie Richard, Charley Fischle, Willie Hasson and Johnnie Cluey. GARDEN GROVE GIRL SHOWERED Miss Etheil Linden, of Garden Grove, an employee of the Orange County Title Co., was the honoree at a surprise shower given by her fellow-employees Friday evening, at the home of Miss Myrtle Meyer, in anticipation of her marriage to Mr. Harold Woodhouse, which will occur soon. The evening passed merrily in games and a hunt by the bride-to-be. 28 RECEIVER METHODIST The service at the yesterday morning was a recognition of the work by the church Mr. George M. Teddy Sunday school superintendent with Geissinger, Mr. W., in the congregation. The White Temple departmentalized and joined departments we gether, filling both ditorium as it did; to all present. The service was to promote in each department pledged the work assigned by the department adjoining ploma, given thru the intendent of the school. The Cradle Roll by Mr. W. M. Wellmer's department by ner., Jr.; the Primary by Mr. W. M. Wellmer P. Williams; the Intre F. Twinem; the Sentte Conte. The Young People led by H. W. Lewis Department, F. T. E intendent were reproved not awarded diploma. Dr. Geissinger child leaving the ment with a beautifl can Revised Version; the S. S. Board had w make this an annual. At the close of the excises 28 persons were the membership of the Geissinger announced made a net increase ship of the church; all removals by death of 158. Dr. Geissinger said Anaheim was growing any other city in the cepting Long Beach White Temple was try with this growth. He ment made to him California pastor nu county; to the effe given nearly 100 tra Tuesday, all-day meeting of Fidell's class with Mrs. J. E. Jewett, 896 So. Los Angeles-st. Meet at church at den o'clock. Covered dish luncheon. Tuesday evening, rehearsal men's club, 7:00; rehearsal orchestra, 3:00. Wednesday evening, last prayer meeting of the year. Everybody invited. Thursday evening, lecture, Bishop Leonard, under auspices of German conference; choir leads singing, D. Hamilton Evans at the organ. Friday evening, Oct. 7. Hawaiian Serenaders in concert at High school under auspices of Sunshine Philathens. Sunday morning, sermon by Bishop Leonard, under auspices German conference. DINNER ON SHADY LAWN Gathering under the shade of big trees, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson, of Fullerton, served a delightful 3 p.m. picnic dinner to a number of their friends at their pretty home on the hill. The music box had been transferred from the house to the shady spot, and music was enjoyed during the mealtime. Those enjoying a quiet afternoon were discers, and Mesdames Elmer Fall- of Buena Park; Paul Lawler, Buena Park; Carl McElheney, Whitier; Henry Sanke, Pomona, H. C. Kuick, Anaheim; Miss Lolia Brandt, Los Angeles; Mrs. White, Pomona; Lawrence, Los Angeles; Messrs. John Abbott, "Tiny" Pedley and Mack Gregory of the Murphy Lease, and the host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Johnson. CLOTHES NEEDED The ladies of the Community Shop are making an earnest appeal to the Anaheim public for garments, particularly women's and children's clothes. There is a demand for clothing of all kinds at the shop, and anything wearable will be most gladly accepted. It is well known that the proceeds from the shop are devoted to the needs of the baby welfare clinic, hold under the auspices of the city health department, and, as the clinic is well patronized by mothers, both young and old, who need instruction of the care and health of their babies, is most commendable work. The donation of half a dozen garments for women and children, from each person, would be a big boost to the shop and mean very little to the donor. ANAHEIM YOUNG LADY MARRIED A very pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized at Hermosa Beach yesterday, when Miss Myra Lawson became the bride of Mr. Joe Ariza. The bride was dressed in a becoming white outfit. The couple was unattended, and only immediate members of both families were present. The wedding took place at the home Tuesday, all-day meeting of Fidell's class with Mrs. J. E. Jewett, 896 So. Los Angeles-st. Meet at church at den o'clock. Covered dish luncheon. Tuesday evening, rehearsal men's club, 7:00; rehearsal orchestra, 3:00. Wednesday evening, last prayer meeting of the year. Everybody invited. Thursday evening, lecture, Bishop Leonard, under auspices of German conference; choir leads singing, D. Hamilton Evans at the organ. Friday evening, Oct. 7. Hawaiian Serenaders in concert at High school under auspices of Sunshine Philathens. Sunday morning, sermon by Bishop Leonard, under auspices German conference. DINNER GUEST AT BEVERS Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bever entertained yesterday with a farewell party, complimenting Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Box, of Chicago, who leave Tuesday for their home in the eastern city. Guests at the affair were Mr. and Mrs. Box and daughter; Evelyn; Mr. and Mrs. Halstead, of Santa Ana; Mrs. McGlauthlan, Los Angeles, and the Bever relatives, of Anaheim, making 14 in all. In the afternoon the Bevers were happily surprised when a touring car stopped at their door, bearing six of their former neighbors and intimate friends from their old home town, Kansas City. The easterners are stopping in Long Beach during the time, but will see a great deal of the Southland before returning. They arrived last week. YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED Miss Kathleen Henrietta Tucker, of Santa Ana, and Mr. Earl W. Hall Orange, were united in marriage Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tucker, No Sycamore-st., Rev. Richards, of the Spurgeon Memorial Church South, officiating. They left for a week's outing in Big Bear. In company with the bride's sister, Mrs. W.H. St. Claire and husband. Mr.Hall is well known in Anaheim among the younger crowd, and for a time was an employee of the Olive Milling Co. The groom is now a salesman for Nichols-Loomis Co. After Oct. 1 they will be at home in Santa Ana, in the new bungalow court on North Sycamore. SIX O'CLOCK DINNER A six o'clock dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O.A. Steward, Saturday, to compliment Mr. and Mrs.J.Franklin Walker and their daughters Josephine and Rieva. Mr.Walker is principal of the Messrs.Cluey,FreddieRichard, Charley Fischle Willie Hasson and Johnnie Cluey. GARDEN GROVE GIRL SHOWERED Miss Ethelind Linden, of Garden Grove, an employee of the Orange County Title Co., was the honoree at a surprise shower given by her fellow-employees Friday evening, at the home of Miss Myrtle Meyer, in anticipation of her marriage to Mr.Harold Woodhouse, which will occur soon. The evening passed merrily in games and a hunt by the bride-to-be for hidden articles for her hope chest, these packages disclosing many beautiful gifts. The color motif was yellow and refreshments followed in the color following the games. Enjoying the party were the honoree,Miss Linden,the Mines,Lee Eckley and Ray Sharar,and the Misses Dorothy Kingsdorf,Gladys McKim,Florence Crane,Mabel Witter,Hattle Whidden,Mabel Harrison,Sethere Boose,Virginia Craig,Gertrude Carnnhan,A曼anda Thoe,Myrte Law,and the hostess,Myrte Meyer. DINNER GUEST AT BEVERS Mr. and Mrs.M.E.Bever entertained yesterday with a farewell party, complimenting Mr. and Mrs.P.E.Box.of Chicagowho leave Tuesday for their home in the eastern city.Guests at the affair were Mr.Mrs.Boxand daughter;Evelyn;Mr and Mrs.Halstead.ofSanta Ana;Mrs.McGlauthlanLosAngeles,and the Bever relatives.of Anaheim,making 14 in all. In the afternoon the Bevers were happily surprised when a touring car stopped at their door,bearing six of their former neighbors and intimate friends from their old home town,kansas City.The easterners are stopping in Long Beach during the time,但will see a great deal of the Southland before returning.他们 arrived.last week. YOUNG COUPLE MARRIED Miss Kathleen Henrietta Tucker，of Santa Ana,and Mr.Earl W.HallOrange were united in marriage Saturday evening at the home of the bride's parents，Mr,and Mrs.A.L.Tucker，No.Sycamore-st.,Rev.Richards，of the Spurgeon Memorial ChurchSouth，officiatingTheyleftforaweekoutinginBigBear.Incompanywiththebride'sister,Mrs.W.H.st.Claireandhusband. Mr.HalliswellknowninAnaheimamongtheyoungcrownd,andforatimewasanemployeeoftheOliveMillingCo.ThegroomisnowaSalesmanforNichols-LoomisCo. AfterOct.ItheywillbeatathomeinSantaAna.inthenewbungalowcourtonNorthSycamore. LORBA LINDA.Sept. H.R.BrownenjoyedintheSanBernardinoThursdayuntilSunday. Mr.Mrs.HilemanandJosephHAngeleswereinYorbaMr.BipinenaisaRepresentAppersonMotorCarGogeles,MissHilemanhere. TheV.L.Woman'sclubforabigdinnerwholeOctober5thinLevyhasalsoenjoyedtheservicePolicyofPasadenawwlecturesarefastbecome dinnerandlectureareauspiciousoftheexecutiveTheWoman'sclubandsaleatCannonDrugticket,andhelpthelodge.house. Mr.HarryL.Broth daughterofMr.Mrs.HasarrivedinYorbaLparents.Mrs.Bohannap sufferingfromanavirusreportedassomeimprovement.Mrs.WebberofGarvis visitingintowntheweek. Mr.L.R.JohnsenwaveristationSaturday. Ms.AngilL.Boawerfroma tendaysvacationFrancisco. Mr.J.W.Kinsmananledfridayforasevehroughthestate.TheberatChicagowhererelatives TheywilltheOreleanswheretheywillvisitbeforecominghour. LADIES AID SURPRISIS The Ladies Aid Society Baptist Church Grauer Friday afternoon being her birthday night Grauer was president ety for six years,and is resigned.The ladies things to eat withthe ternoon was pleasantMax Leuscher,givingto thankMrs.Grauer ANAHEIM YOUNG LADY MARRIED A very pretty but quiet wedding was solemnized at Hermosa Beach yesterday, when Miss Ariza Lawson became the bride of Mr. Joe Ariza. The bride was dressed in a becoming white outfit. The couple was unattended, and only immediate members of both families were present. The wedding took place at the home of the bride's mother. For a long time Mrs. Ariza had been employed at the Sanitary bakery, but recently she has been connected with the Andeim Citrus Fruit Association. The young people are well known here and have a host of friends who wish them a long and prosperous wedded life. Following a short honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Ariza will reside in Plaincentia, where they have built a pretty home. PASTOR'S FAMILY LOCATED Rev. H. T. Walker, recently elected pastor of the Presbyterian church, and his family are now located at 108 N. Claudina-st, where they will reside until completion of the new manse, which will be about Nov. 1. The family consists of Rev. and Mrs. Walker, one son, who is attending school in Anaheim, and a daughter, in Occidental, who passed the week-end here. Other members of the Walker family are established in their own homes, or occupied in distant cities. MISCHEVIOUS PRANKS SOLVED Following their return from Fullerton yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick found the front porch of the house in a state of confusion. Things were straightened out and the matter forgotten. Later in the evening a number of their friends called on them, thus solving the mystery. The evening was spent in conversation and music. Later Mrs. Ruick served coffee and cake. The friends were from Azusa and were Miss Alice Barnes and the Messrs. Jack and Herb Pierce. Mr. O. H. Hansen, Peter Palm have returned from a two weeks' vacation spent at Yosemite and other places. They resume dtheir duties at their posts this morning. SIX O'CLOCK DINNER A six o'clock dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Steward, Saturday, to compliment Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Walker and their daughters Josephine and Rieva. Mr. Walker is vice principal of the Arizona State Normal. They left today for their home. Music and conversation were enjoyed during the evening. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. J. Franklin Walker, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Steward and daughter Kathleen Steward. FAMILY DINNER PARTY Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams entertained several close friends and relatives yesterday at dinner. They passed the time during the warm afternoon with music and visiting, quite forgetting the unpleasant weather. Covers were laid for Mrs. E. J. Milner, daughter, Miss Pearl Milner and son, Sam Milner, of Glendale; Mr. and Mrs. John Irwin, of La Grensecita; Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Henderson, Anaheim and the Adams family. RETURN FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagle have returned to their home here after a two weeks' outing in Idyllwild, the beautiful resort in San Jacinto mountains. They were accompanied by their son, Kennth, and his college friend, Butler Coles, the latter returning this morning to Occidental. Mr Kennth Nagle will resume his duties with the Bradley and Wise Paint Co., where he is a valuable employee. GOLF INSTRUCTOR FOR CLUB Anaheim ladies belonging to Hacienda Country Club will be pleased with the announcement of the presence of a golf instructor for the ladies of the club. He will be on the grounds Tuesday afternoon and will be glad to render service to any club ladies desiring instruction in the exhibiting game. Misses Helen Coyner and Mirytie Winter spent yesterday at Anaheim Landing. LADIES AID SURPRISE The Ladies Ald society Baptist church Grauer Friday afternoon being her birthday ad Grauer was president city for six years, and is resigned. The ladies things to eat with the ternoon was pleasant Max Leuscher, giving to thank Mrs. Grauer during the years, and good luck. The society presents useful gift Those presidents David Grauer, Herman Remland, Dan Marsshall Strangtoisky, Urligkeit, Fritz Maas, and Alex Stark. HOTEL VALENCIJA Guests at Hotel Valencia included: Paul Stark land; Paul P. Parke, Sc.; S.J. Scott Visalia; E.J.salia; E.S.Porkins,M.; J.; F.H.Gallehuer,S.F.L.Fields,Los Angeles. Wilman Eyesight Spare Try Plain Dealer Warranty OPTIONAL GIFT Ten years a m aminers of optometr Advanced opti experience makes c Using the Ver scientific instrument DR. Hours Except Sund 8 to 12—1 to G:30 28 RECEIVED INTO METHODIST TEMPLE The service at the White Temple yesterday morning was given over to a recognition of the Sunday School work by the church congregation. Mr. George M. Tedrick, the popular Sunday school superintendent, was on the platform with the pastor, Dr. Geissinger, Mr. W. M. Wellman led in the congregational prayer. The White Temple school is fully departmentalized and when the various departments were brought together, filling both rooms of the auditorium as it did, it was a surprise to all present. The purpose of the service was to promote the scholars in each department that had completed the work assigned them, each successful applicant being presented by the department adviser with a diploma, given thru the general superintendent of the school. The Cradle Roll was represented by Mr. W. M. Wellman; the BBeginners' Department by Mrs. Wm. Wagner, Jr.; the Primary, by Mrs. J. K. by Mr. W. M. Wellman; the Beginners' P. Williams; the Intermediate, by F. F. Twinem; the Senior, by S. R. Conte. The Young People's Department, led by H. W. Lewis and the Adult Department, F. T. Edmiston, superintendent, were represented but were not awarded diplomas. Dr. Geissinger presented each child leaving the Primary Department, with a beautiful Bible, American Revised Version, and stated that the S. S. Board had voted recently to make this an annual custom. At the close of the promotion exercises 28 persons were received into the membership of the church. Dr. Geissinger announced later that this made a net increase in the membership of the church, over and above all removals by death and transfer, of 158. Dr. Geissinger said that he thought Anaheim was growing faster than any other city in the state, not excepting Long Beach, and that the White Temple was trying to keep up with this growth. He told of a statement made to him by a Southern California pastor not in Orange county, to the effect that he had given nearly 100 transfers of memorials who has been touring the east for the past three months, has returned to the home of his brother, Wm. Gerdes. Amping the Anaheim gild who left this morning to attend Pomona college are Misses Ruth Reed, Marguerita Schneider and Lillie Johnston. Glenn Gossett is also registered there. Misses Alma Cordes and Margaret Seimers and Measrs Al Marks and Arthur Nevins spent yesterday afternoon at Orange-o park. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Berger spent the week-end in Santa Barbara. Miss Elise Steffens was at Orange-co park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Welsh and daughter Anita spent yesterday in Long Beach. Mr. O. Meeker and son, Greyer, and Mrs. Wm. Dage and daughter Gay enjoyed a most delightful motor trip to Seal Beach, Long Beach and San Pedro yesterday. Misses Florence Meeker and Lillian Degryse and Measrs Tom Remp and Auby Blakemore spent a delightful afternoon at the park yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Sheridan left today over the Santa Fe for an indefinite trip to eastern resorts. They will store in Chicago and then go to New York where they will visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Hurr Willard (Stafford Sima) and Miss Sylvia Mae Dunn spent yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. Duffy Denn with friends spent yesterday at Balboa. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Yanz and Miss Kathleen Steward motored to Los Angeles yesterday and attended the organ concert given by Mr. Dean Skiel head of the music department of U.S.C., at that place.On their return home Mr.Wilkinson discovered their house had been open and thought robbers had entered but upon further investigation he learned that it was his house that had been on fire during the late afternoon.Not much damage was done thanks to the quickness of several of the neighborhood youngsters. Mr. and Mrs.U.S.Amack and daughter Coy spent the week-and in Sun Priego. Mr. and Mrs.R.Kelsley and daughters spent yesterday in Lynwood. Mr. and Mrs.F.Tausch and Mr. and Mrs.A.Newotny and family spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs.W.E.McCann and Mrs.Nellie Wagner spent yesterday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Chas.Recknor enter- Dr. Geissinger announced later that this made a net increase in the membership of the church, over and above all removals by death and transfer, of 158. Dr. Geissinger said that he thought Anaheim was growing faster than any other city in the state, not excepting Long Beach, and that the White Temple was trying to keep up with this growth. He told of a statement made to him by a Southern California pastor, not in Orange county, to the effect that he had given nearly 100 transfers of membership to people leaving the town. The town is about the size of Anaheim and the church about the size as the White Temple. In the same period the White Temple has transferred but nine persons, Dr. Geissinger says: "When people move to Anaheim they remain, if they are wise; if they are otherwise we are willing to have them go elsewhere." Yorba Linda News LORBA LINDA, Sept. 25.—(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Mauth and Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Brown enjoyed a hunting trip in the San Bernardino mountains from Thursday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hipper, Miss Marjorie Hileman and Joseph Richards of Los Angeles were in Yorba Linda Sunday. Mr. Hippen is a representative of the Apperson Motor Car Co., of Los Angeles, Miss Hileman formerly resided here. The Y. L. Woman's club is planning for a big dinner which will be held October 5th in Ley hall. They have also enjoyed the services of Jones A. Polley of Pasadena whose delightful lectures are fast becoming famous. Both dinner and lecture are given under the auspices of the executive committee of the Woman's club and tickets are on sale at Cannon's Drug Store. Buy a ticket and help the ladies build a club house. Mr. Harry L. Brothers of Indiana daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bohannon has arrived in Yorba Linda to visit her parents. Mrs. Bohannon, who has been suffering from a nervous breakdown, is reported as some improved. Mrs. Webber of Garden Grove was visiting in town the latter part of the week. Mr. L. R. Johnson was a Los Angeles visitor Saturday. Angel L. Bosworth has returned from a ten days vacation spent at San Francisco. Mr. J. W. Kinsman and daughter Sallie left Friday for a several weeks trip through the state. There first stop will be at Chicago where they will visit relatives. They will then go on to New Orleans where they will make a short visit before coming home. LADIES AID SURPRISES MEMBERS The Ladies Aid society of the German Baptist church surprised Mrs. Grauer Friday afternoon the occasion being her birthday anniversary. Mrs. Grauer was president of the old society for six years, and had but recently resigned. The ladies brought good things to eat with them, and the afternoon was pleasantly passed. Mrs Max Leuschner, giving a short speech to thank Mrs. Grauer for her help upon further investigation he learned that it was his house that had been open fire during the late afternoon. Not much damage was done, thanks to the quickness of several of the neighborhood youngsters. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Amack and daughter Coy spent the week-and in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. R. Keisley and daughters spent yesterday in Lynwood. Mr. and Mrs. F. Tausch and Mr. and Mrs. A. Nowotny and family spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W.E.McCann and Mrs.Nellie Wagner spent yesterday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Chus.Rreckorn entertained Mr. and Mrs.Claude Allen of Buona Park and Mr. and Mrs.L.Sifin yesterday. Born today, Sept. 26, to Mr. and Mrs.C.H.Conliffe, 232 South Philadelphia at a 10-pound baby boy. Miss Harrel Hawley, who is engaged in the mission at San Pedro, has been passing today with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Hawley. Mr. and Mrs.G.B.Damiels and Mr. and Mrs.Peifer were visitors yesterday in Long Beach, where they escaped the heat of the day. Mr. and Mrs.Middleton of Long Beach were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Botts over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.A.E.Chark and son Albert Jr.motored to Reddana yesterday. They were accompanied home by Mrs.L.Goble She has been spending past week visiting with relatives. Mr.J.A.Guilde,Messia Herbert and Robert Johnson and Mr.and Mrs.R.P.Shermeo of Santa Ana motored to the various beaches yesterday.Included in these were Manhattan, Redondo,and Hermong. Mr. and Mrs.Chus.Barnett and family spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.T.W.Dea have returned from a three months vacation tour in the east. Mr. and Mrs.G.J.Pember spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr.W.J.Shrode of Chino spent yesterday with his son,Lloyd Shrode. The Merry Pew will meet tomorrow with Mrs.Edgar Black at her home on N.Lemon-at. Mr. and Mrs.Edyr.L.Olmstead and family spent yesterday at Balbon. Misses Mary and Agnes Bowe of Los Angeles spent yesterday with Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Forgus. Mr.和Mrs.Earl Karris,Mr.和Mrs.C.E.Phillips和她 mother and sister.Mrs.Brown和Miss Brown incorporated to Elsinore They report that it was 150 in the shade and no shade could be found. David Taylor who was operated on at the Anaheim Sanitarium Saturday for appendicitis is improving. Nivitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass yesterday included: Dda M.Benson,Portsmouth;Mrs.A.L.Mason,Portsmouth;Albert M.Benson,Portsmouth;Mrs.Mrs.O.D.KitchelsSan Francisco. Albert Bittner was fined $5 this morning by Judge Howard on the charge of running with an open muffler. Mr.和Mrs.L.Z.Kroeger,and family,and Mr.Mrs.E.Brus,and L.Eickson and family spent the weekend at Anaheim Landing. John Sheridan and wife left today over the Santa Fe for Boston.Mass. Harry Wilder and family,left Saturday over the Santa Fe for Galesburg,Ill. H.D.Newkirk and wife will leave Friday over the Santa Fe for Chicago. Joe Collinga visited in Los Angeles yesterday. 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Berger Company, sales agents for the Jotham Bixby Company of Long Beach, owners of Cerro Villa Heights, the newest and one of the largest Valencia orange grove subdivisions to be put on the market in Orange county, have sold a grove to E. H. Paddock of El Modena. Mr. Paddock has been horticultural inspector for Orange county for years and is considered an authority on citriculture as well as general conditions in this section. He purchased the property for an investment. C. B. BERGER COMPANY "Headquarters for Good, Dependable Income Groves" C. B. BERGER COMPANY "Headquarters for Good, Dependable Income Groves" ROCK BOTTOM STORES Money Saving Stores in Southern California Largest and Fastest Growing Chain Stores in the West Dollar Special FOR THREE DAYS ONLY TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY B Best Coffee, value $ .40 B Bread, value .10 C Creamery Butter, value .52 B Assorted Cookies, value .25 al value $1.27 A clean-cut saying of 27% under the regular selling price of these items. 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See that they receive a generous portion in their school lunch each day. R-B Bread is a full 24-oz. loaf, from our special blend of Northern wheat flours, and retail at all Rock Bottom Stores at 10c a loaf for the White Graham, Whole Wheat, Rye and Health. EAT MORE BREAD BEN HUR SOAP 5c See our displays this week in all stores of Peet Bros. High Grade Soap Products. Sea Foam Washing Powder, large package 25c Washes everything. For the Laundry, Kitchen, Woodwork, Windows, etc. TWO ROCK BOTTOM STORES IN ANAHEIM NOW No. 57—114 East Center Street No. 74—239 West Center Street Phone 405 (Roberts Block) We Deliver All Orders of $5.00 or Over