oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-16

NEWS OF FULLERTON HOTEL COMMITTEE ACCEPTS CITY SITE FULLERTON—HOTEL COMMITTEE The board of directors of the Community Hotel of Fullerton last night appeared before Fullerton trustees and reported that they would accept the site from the city on No. Spadra-rd just north of the city hall at the city's former offer of cost. The matter was referred to the city attorney. There will be a meeting of the hotel committee and the board of trustees at a later date. BENCHLEY CHANGES TO M. O. D. POLICY The Benchley Fruit Co. of Fullerton, since its incorporation as an independent fruit concern, today announced a change in its policy from an independent cash buyer to a grower's co-operative institution, and will thus combine the advantage of association ideas with the best points of an independent concern. Fruit will be packed at cost and sold thru the Mutual Orange distributors. This is the oldest independent house in Orange-co, William Benchley, manager, stated this morning. He stated that there will be no change in the officials, and the fruit will be packed under their own labels. The change was made with the view of getting closer to the grower and under the new arrangements the fruit will be picked when the grower wants it picked, he said. ADOPT RESERVOIR PLAN Two plans for a new city reservoir were submitted last night at the regular meeting of Fullerton trustees, and after much discussion a resolution of adoption was passed. The plat adopted is estimated to cost of about $60,000. PROTEST ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS The property owners on East Chapman-ave between Pomona and Harvard-ave presented a protest to Fullerton trustees last night against the installation of ornamental lights in that section at this time. The protest was an interesting exhibit of books suitable for young people's home libraries has been arranged at the Fullerton public library for this week. Four of the best bookcases made by boys in the grammar schools are in use each filled with books. The case made by Georgia Lentz, grade 7b, has a place of honor for a boy's room. Another case made by Charles Swan displays a model library for a girl's room. A book trough made by Amar Vassar shows books suitable for the little people and Grover Wrigley's case is filled with helps for book selection. On the display table there are also a number of attractive picture books for tittle folks. These are illustrated by some of the best illustrators for children's books, such as Jesse Willcox Smith, Kate Greenaway, Arthur Rackham, Milo Winter, E. Boyd Smith, Louis Ithead and others. Parents are often puzzled as to what books to buy for Christmas giving. During this week the library is giving away a very attractive and helpful booklist that will not only be a help in Christmas buying but also a guide in the selection of books to borrow. The list is classified and the titles areannotated. All who are at all interested in children’s books and reading are invited to come and see the exhibit and get a book list. READ ORDINANCE ON FIRE BOUNDARIES An ordinance fixing the fire district boundaries passed the first reading at the regular meeting of the Fullerton board of trustees last night. The city attorney was sinister to advertise for galvanized pipe, the same to be stamped with the maker's name. The city attorney ywas instructed to draw up an ordinance fixing parking regulations on Santa Fe. Amerige and Wilshire-aves. The city attorney was also instructed to enforce the ordinance prohibiting shooting within certain parts of the city limits. The board voted the sale of Mrs. Anna McKim is now after an attack of the gastrointestinal disease was the guest of A. L. Leesa. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyons Beach yesterday on a bus Mrs. Paul D. Baker off the guest of her sister Lyon. Harry Sanks of Pontegna guest of Mr. and Mrs. H.e evening. Alain Larrison, a young man was in town from San Bernardino. He cently returned from trip to South America, he felt he was an employer tary Bakery on W.Cen Mrs. R. Bultemour left for San Diego where she friends for several days, the guest of Mrs. J. H.e for the past two weeks. Mrs. Elva Lesher is day in Los Angeles as litor Kurt Epstein spent ye Angeles on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Minda have located in A domiletted at 1201 W. W.mr. and Mrs. G. E. B Angeles spent Sunday Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. T Los Angeles-st, will leave a month's visit in De Tomblin's uncle, M. B.family, they will make the train making no st east, but returning will Utah, so short time Mrs. Hiaman, of Essex been the guest of her Jack Kaley for the turn to her home Miss Irene Martin ans were in San Bernardino visit Miss Martin's brook Mrs. F. J. Walton, who was a delegate school convention meet last week, has returned after a visit here with on Illinois-st. Miss Mabel Lubow parents, Mr. and Mrs of Illinois-st here, and home with them She her grandmother in Reitz recently. The gr make a visit here dur Mr. and Mrs. O.P. ADOPT RESERVOIR PLAN Two plans for a new city reservoir were submitted last night at the regular meeting of Fullerton trustees, and after much discussion a resolution of adoption was passed. The plat adopted is estimated to cost of about $60,000. PROTEST ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS The property owners on East Chapman-ave between Pomona and Harvard-ave presented a protest to Fullerton trustees last night against the installation of ornamental lights in that section at this time. The protest was received and filed. DISCUSS GOLDEN TRACT ROADS Robert E. Corcoran appeared before the Fullerton trustees last night, and discussed the proposition of roads in the new Golden Tract subdivision. There was a question of just where they should be permitted to cross his property to enter the subdivision. ANENT STARBUCK-RD A number of ranchers appeared before Fullerton trustees last night, and asked what action has been taken on the Starbuck-rd. Ten days was allowed at the last meeting of the board for a possible settlement of the controversy, and the time is not yet up. If not satisfied, an interim, the case will be placed back on the docket at the end of this time. ENTERTAINS FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton Cray entertained a number of their friends and relatives recently with a dinner party. Coverage was laid for Dr. and Mrs. C. J. Hinman Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Ruggles Mr. and Mrs W. I. Brown and son, Mr. and Mrs A. E. Aheindt, Mr. and Mrs F. E. Pleisimeyer, Mr. and Mrs W. A. Coleman all of Los Angeles and host and hostess Mr. and Mrs H. Crary. ENJOYABLE EVENING An enjoyable evening was enjoyed last evening in the social hall of the Methodist church by members of the Thimble club and their friends. A delicious chicken dinner was served after which the guests enjoyed music and games. Those present were Messrs and Mesdames C. A. Ridgeway, Ralph Hadson, Everett Walker, Thomas La Mont, Alfred Scottfield, Otis Scott, M. Renkin, C. Schuebach, King, R. Kerschner, L. E. Proud, F. Davis, N. M. Launer. KING'S DAUGHTERS MEET The senior division of the King's Daughters will conduct their business and social meeting Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Carl Woods on East Union. As several of the ladies have had birthdays since their last meeting, a month ago, they will also celebrate their birthdays with a little party. The members of the junior division are also invited. FIRE BOUNDARIES An ordinance fixing the fire district boundaries passed the first reading at the regular meeting of the Fullerton board of trustees last night. The city attorney was instructed to advertise for galvanized pipe, the same to be stamped with the maker's name. The city attorney ywas instructed to draw up an ordinance fixing parking regulations on Santa Fe.Amerige and Wilshire-aves. The city attorney was also instructed to enforce the ordinance prohibiting shooting within certain parts of the city limits. The board voted the sale of the motorcycle formerly used by E.W. Thwing to Mr.Linebarger for $155.35. FULLERTON BRIEF$ Mr. W.D.Casner is in Los Angeles today on business. The P.E.O.will entertain tomorrow at the home of Mrs.S.Williamson on West Commonwealth ave. Mr.F.E.Copp transacted business in Los Angeles yesterday. Miss Stella Corona was the guest at a party last evening at the home of her friend Miss Hazel Coulton of Los Angeles. Mr.and Mrs.M.R.Martin of Glasco,kansas,are visiting Mr.Mrs.C.M.Franksthis week. Mr.and Mrs.P.Copenhuber of Los Angeles were guests yesterday of Mr.Mrs.W.G.Bond. Mr.and Mrs.Hice have as their guest this week Miss Lena Edwards of Long Beach. Mr.and Mrs.Tryon entertained recently from Los Angeles,Mr.Mrs.Dunlap. There was a card party at the home of Mrs.E.Lamhoffer on East Ameri-gave last evening. Mr.and Mrs.Albert Severson and family have moved from 137 West Ameri-gave to 129 East Whitingave. Santa Fe Superintendent R.H.Tuttle of San Bernardino was a vision in Fullerton this morning. Members of the Fullerton Ebell club are attending the district meeting of the Ebell club in Santa Ana today. Two major operations were performed this morning at the Fullerton hospital,Mrs.A.Kuenzil of Brea and Mrs.J.M.Moore of Yorba Linda. The Daughters of Veterans will conduct a meeting for the nominations of officers Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Odd Fellows hall. Mr.W.M.Knepp returned Saturday from an extended trip to Canada. Mrs.James Hixon of Wyoming who is spending the winter with her mother,Mrs.Vance of Santa Ana,speent the week-end with her sister,Mrs.J.B.Reed. The Ladies Bible Class of the Christian church will have a Quilting Bee in the church Thursday afternoon. AMARANTH COURT With 35 guests last aranth court held a meeting.The 1920 and Royal Patrons are of Los Angeles,campaign exemplified the initial candidates receiving The bazaar commit handsome sum of $240the bazaar held Novnouncement was acc pause.After the business ments were served f rated very prettily mums,r raised and p E.H.Metcalf. LEAVES FOR THOMAS USrey,a st lerton high school,w back to Kentucky s state yesterday morning BIBLE CLASS EXIT The Woman's Bible Methodist Sunday ac tionning at the home of f sey of West Orange challenge given by tha contest was acc were made for th e business matters were refreshments were ssess. WILL INSPECT W.F.Oglesby dr Fullerton trustees laity of pipe to be use ed to the new State city,and it wa pipe would be purchase having been inspect superintendent. Sections in the pro ordinance was read postponed until of the board. Hail Winter, Marvelous in Fabric THE gorgeous shimmering fabrics in Piece-Goods Department! 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By finishing hints The Belrobe gives you all those impo little tricks that so absolutely individu the finished charm of Parisian handiw AT our Designer Pattern counter, selec styles you like best. The Belrobe simplifie making of the most intricate gowns. Sebastian Bro 119 W. CENTER ST. Anaheim Calif Designer Style No. 3482 Designer Style No. 3488 Mrs. Anna McKim is much improved after an attack of the grippe. Harry Stuchenberry of San Bernardino was the guest of his sister, Mrs. A. L. Leesa. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lyon were in Long Beach yesterday on a business trip. Mrs. Paul D. Baker of San Diego is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. T. Lyon. Harry Sanks of Pomona was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Rulek last evening. Alan Larrison, a former Anaheim young man was in town yesterday from San Bernardino. He has just recently returned from a six months' trip to South America. While in Anaheim he was an employee in the Sanitary Bakery on W. Center-st. Mrs. R. Bultemour left this morning for San Diego where she will be with friends for several days. She has been the guest of Mrs. J. H. Brunsworth for the past two weeks. Mrs. Elva Lesher is spending the day in Los Angeles as a business visitor. Kurt Epstein spent yesterday in Los Angeles on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Minner of Yorba Linda have located in Anaheim and are domiciled at 1201 W. Lincoln ave. Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Harrison of Los Angeles spent Sunday with friends in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Tomblin, 321 N. Los Angeles-st, will leave this week for a month's visit in Denver with Mr. Tomblin's uncle, M. B. Tomblin and family. They will make the trip on the train, making no stops on the way east, but returning will visit Ogdon, Utah, fo ra short time. Mrs. Hinman, of Excondido who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Jack Kaley for the past week, returned to her home last evening. Miss Irene Martin and Mr. A. Neilsen were in San Bernardino recently to visit Miss Martin's brother. Mrs. F. J. Walton, of Harbor City, who was a delegate to the Sunday school convention meeting in Anaheim last week, has returned to her home after a visit here with Mrs. E. K. Ellis, on Illinois-st. Miss Mabel Lubow has joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lubow, of Illinois-st here, and will make her home with them. She has been with her grandmother in Redding, Calif., until recently. The grandmother will make a visit here during the holidays. City Briefs CALIFORNIA THEATRE GET READY HERE TOMORROW ANAHEE FAVORITE MEIKLEJOHN A VAUDE ROAD SHOP Jack Kaley for the past week, returned to her home last evening. Miss Irene Martin and Mr. A. Nellacn were in San Bernardino recently to visit Miss Martin's brother. Mrs. F. J. Walton, of Harbor City, who was a delegate to the Sunday school convention meeting in Anaheim last week, has returned to her home after a visit here with Mrs. E. K. Ellis, on Illinois-st. Miss Mabel Lubow has joined her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lubow, of Illinois-st here, and will make her home with them. She has been with her grandmother in Redding, Calif., until recently. The grandmother will make a visit here during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Clayes left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Chicago. H. M. Shappell of Taft underwent an operation at the Anaheim sanitarium today. AMARANTH COURT HAS GUESTS With 35 guests last evening, Amaranth court held a very interesting meeting. The 1920 Royal Matrons and Royal Patrons and their trailers, of Los Angeles, came for a visit and exemplified the initiatory work three candidates receiving membership. The bazaar committee reported the handsome sum of $200 received from the bazaar held Nov. 1, which announcement was accepted with aplause. After the business meeting refreshments were served from tables decorated very prettily with chrysanthemums, raised and presented by Mrs. E. H. Metcalf. LEAVES FOR KENTUCKY Thomas Usrey, a student at the Fullerton high school, was suddenly called back to Kentucky and left for that state yesterday morning. BIBLE CLASS ENTERTAINED The Woman's Bible class of the First Methodist Sunday school of Fullerton enjoyed an entertainment last evening at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lindsey of West Orangethorpe-ave. The challenge given by the men's class for a contest was accepted, and plans were made for the contest. Other business matters were also disposed of. WILL INSPECT WATER PIPE W. F. Oglesby discussed with the Fullerton trustees last night the quality of pipe to be used in the water system of the new Stern subdivision in the city, and it was decided that no pipe would be purchased without first having been inspected by the water superintendent. Sections in the proposed new building ordinance was read, and the matter was postponed until the next meeting of the board. 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