oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-26

News of Fullerton THIEVES STRIP NEW INVALID COACH Angus McAulay, funeral director of Fullerton, has just received a new invalid coach, the price running above $0,000. It is the speediest car on the mark. Rock Falls make, and is equipped with Westinghouse shock absorbers which assures the patient against jolts. It is finished in blue and ivory, and has disc wheels. It is finished with mahogany inside, and equipped with a ventilating system, this making it a sort of miniature hialeah on wheels. While in transit four cord tires, the battery, the cabburetor and everything movable, was stolen from the car. A Long Beach undertaker who also had a car in the same shipment reported that his car too was stripped. "What are we coming to?" asked McAulay. LEAVES LARGE FAMILY Lewis Arthur Hardison, 68, died last night at this boring near Fullerton, where he had lived seven years. The body will be sent to Santa Paula Sunday by Angus McAulay, undertaker, for interment. Decedent is survived by his widow and several children. THANKSGIVING REUNION The Smith family of the Fullerton Standard Bank and their relatives held a big get-together picnic Thanksgiving day at the Fullerton city park. There were 45 Smiths and relatives at the picnic. The best of Thanksgiving "eats" were enjoyed. Wm. Trapp, Jr., Cement Pipe, 197-H-4 "Mr." Fox Trot, 308 E. Center DRIVING NEW FRANKLIN'S E. W. Dean, hardware and furniture dealer of Fullerton, and G. B. Pinkham, of the same city, are owners of new Franklin's. The cars were purchased of the Bob White Co., of Anaheim. SERVE TURKEY DINNER R. and Mrs. J. L. Updike were hosts and hostess to a delicious turkey dinner. Thanksgiving. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. G. Darrett and children of oLng Beach, Mr. and Mrs. G. Updike, Mr. and Mrs. A. Updike, or Anaheim Mr. H. A. Copp of Fullerton and host and hostess Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Updike. The rooms and dining table were pretty ydecorated, in yellow and green color scheme, and the afternoon was spent socially. EBELL ENVERTAINS The social section of the Ebell club entertained very delightfully last evening at the home of Mrs. Frank Daufer with a dancing party honoring the girls in the chorus of their recent play, "Come Island," who worked so hard, helping to make the play such a wonderful success. The girls invited their boy friends, making about 35 present. After a pleasant evening of dancing, refreshments of ice cream and cake were served by Mrs. Frank Daufer assisted by Mrs. A. H. Dunlap and Mrs. A. H. Bradford. A big Eastern Star meeting will be held this evening in the Masonic temple. This is matrons and patrons evening and a large attendance is expected. Miss Ethel Hancock who has been staying with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gage will leave tomorrow for her home in San Jacinto where she will make a short visit. FAIRYLAND THEATRE TONIGHT Be Happy! Come and See H. C. Noyt and John mitted as sleepers city marshal to the leave this morning. Mrs. J. E. Scale wi this afternoon to party. Mrs. E. E. Lamplight over Sunday Mrs. C. mont. Mr. and Mrs. F. R. spent Thanksgiving for Mrs. Knifes' sister, Mrs. and Mrs. C. nation of Long Beach and Mrs. L. S. Condo day. Mr. and Mrs. E. dinner-guests daughter and her Mrs. C. Crandall of Mrs. and Mrs. F. dawn of Los Angeles million father, Mr. M. Brakester Attention Beverly Thanks Thanks Mr. and Mrs. W. brass are visiting R. Davis and family Mrs. Roy Davila lea from her mistletr. Mrs. O.L.Angeles for secr Mrs. A.D.Yost from Frisco where funeral of her brother who died at his last week ago.Hox resident of Fullerton here about five years Mr. and Mrs.B. Thanksgiving in Low home of Mrs.Jordane Atkins Miss Mildered Waite Yager spent yesterday Mr. and Mrs.H. Dorothy Waite will end at Rainbow Beach Mr. and Mrs.M.H. Glendora were guests for several days. 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Come and See FAIRYLAND THEATRE TONIGHT Be Happy! Come and See THE POPPY GIRL REVUE One of those dazzling, elegantly gowned musical comedy shows you so love to see—a winner. FEATURING ROOKIE LEWIS VIOLET MANSFIELD BILLIE RIDDLE OODLES OF GIRLS! HEAR THAT HARMONY TRIO Gorgeous Costumes, Fine Scenery. Prices: 39c—Children 17e. 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If You Believe in Cord Tires, buy Tire Battery, with Philco Slotted guarantee for two years, and will able care likely to last the full life of your car. Prices on all types lower than ever before Anaheim Vulcanizing Works S. R. WALTER, Prop. 156 So. Los Angeles Street The Orange County Plain Dealer FULLERTON BRIEFSEs H. C. Hoyt and John Gough were admitted as sleepers last night by the city marshal to the city jail, but given leave this morning. Mrs. J. E. Seale will go to La Habra this afternoon to attend a birthday party. Mrs. E. E. Lamphoter will entertain over Sunday Mrs. C. Crowther of Deaumont. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Kulas and family spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mrs. Knibs sister, Mrs. Neal Lambert and family of Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. U. S. Horton and culleden of Long Beach were aboard of Mr. and Mrs. L. St. Conover Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Campbell were dinner guests Thanksgiving of their daughter and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. C. Crandall of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Miles Paglue Hall of Los Angeles, Mr. H. D. Hill, Mr. Hill's father, Mr. W. Thornton, and Mr. M. Elkazan attended the races at Berkeley Hill Thanksgiving. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Davis of Nebraska are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Davis and family on Ed Highland. Mr. Roy Davis is enjoying a visit from her stalk, Mrs. E. Van Cleave of Los Angeles for several days. Mr. A. D. Yost returned recently from Pruno where she attended the funeral of her brother William Hoxie who died at his late honor about a week ago. Mr. Hoxie was a former resident of Fullerton, attending school here about five years ago. Mr. and Mrs. H. Jordan spent Thanksgiving in Los Angeles at the home of Mrs. Jordan's sister, Mrs. P. E. Atkins. Miss Mildred Waits and Miss Laura Yeager spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. M. Porter and Little Dorothy Waits will spend the weekend at Balboa Beach. Mr. A. D. Yost's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. M. Killingsworth of Glendora were guests at the Yost home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. H. Frey spent yesterday at Long Beach, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fried and a party of relations and friends spent Thanksgiving at Balboa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Frey entertained at their home with a Thanksgiving dinner, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Owenson, parents of Mrs. Frye. Sunday at CALI Betty Compson in George Loane Tucker Photograph Corporation presents It is conceded even by women haters that ladies must live, be they rich or poor, or ambitious or otherwise How some of them manage to do so is adequately shown by the late George Loane Tucker in his screen masterpiece, "Ladies Must Live," which will be shown at the California theatre tomorrow, in this delightful and appealing story, Betty Compson, how a Paramount star and the featured player in the picture named, has the role of a young girl who has been reared by her rich brother-in-law and whose pennilless father plans to marry her off to some rich man in order that his income, derived from his son-in-law, may be increased But there is another woman who has similar plans to obtain an easy living and the two clash with interesting results Then there is a walt whose love proves a tragedy, and other characters all-of whom are competent parts of a most consistent story of modern life The women in the cast include besides Miss Compson, Beatrice Joy, Lucille Hutton, Lulu West Dorothy Walta will spend the weekend at Balboa Beach. Mr. A. D. Losta slater and husband Mr. and Mrs. M. Killingworth of Glendora were guests at the Yost home for several days. Mr. and Mrs. Steel and Mrs. S. Repenthal of Los Angeles will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Holve over Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. Frey spent yesterday at Long Beach, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Fried and a party of relations and friends spent Thanksgiving at Balboa Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Frey entertained at their home with a Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Owenson, parents of Mrs. Frey, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Owenson and family, aunt and uncle of Mrs. Frey, who recently came to California from North Dakota, and are now residing at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Gage spent Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mrs. W. McGimpsey. Peralta Items PERALTA, Nov. 26—Las Sunday, about 6 p.m., a Ford touring car driven by Tonny Loporto, turned completely over on the boulevard, a short distance from the Waldo Polson home on the Pyne ranch. The driver was unaware of the curve in the road had lost control of his car after swinging too far to one side. He was the only occupant of the car and was found soon after the accident pinched beneath his machine. Help arrived and he was taken to the Anaheim hospital for treatment. Otto Carter's brother and sister from Antelope valley spent three nights visiting here and afterwards returned home. Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Carter are spending Thanksgiving week in this community. The Carter family dinner was enjoyed Thursday at the home of L. S. Carter, Santa Ana. ALTNOW'S FAMILY DINNER The home of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Altnow was the scene of a merry family reunion on Thanksgiving day when they entertained with a turkey dinner at six o'clock for relatives. All the holiday suggestions were in vogue. The remaining hours of the evening were spent in social conversation. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Lee Maddox and son, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Curlics, Mrs. J. C. Curtius, Miss Evelyn Durfee, Miss Marguerita Altnow, and the host and hostsess, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Altnow. A renter the benefit of tion in cost and selling Philadelphia Batteries in in any previous year. CITY BRIEFS Mrs. J. C. Idler is enjoying a visit from her brother, H. T. Dole of Los Angeles for several days. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. McAllister and family spent Thanksgiving in Banning Heights. While there they attended a family dinner party at which covers were laid for 21 relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Miss Mabel and Lawrence Mitchell were dinner guests of relatives in Los Angeles Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bowen and daughter Lucille were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowen on Thanksgiving day. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hayn, recently from Arizona, but who have arranged to make their Home in Clovis, Calif., near Presno, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Llewellyn. Turban at Lunenbay report the sale of two Maxwell touring cars, one to Charles H. Sanders, of Olinda the other to Fred C. De Maris, also of Olinda. Miss Ethel Thayer and Maurice Thayer, who have been guests of their cousin Miss Mildred Thayer, left today for their home in Greenfield, Calif., after an enjoyable Thanksgiving visit here. The Misses Jenelle Pridd, of Pullerton and Paye Kern were visitors in Los Angeles yesterday. In the afternoon they attended the Orpheum. C.J.Ashber and wife and daughter who have been visiting friends in Anahelle left today over the Santa Fe for Colorado Springs. BILL Richter has accepted a position with the Stanley garage on No Lemonst with family, he recently came here from Poetello, Idaa, and expects to make his home here. Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ash this morning included A.E.Leroy and Lynn Lierby of Elma.Wash. Miss Estelle Jamison is spending the week-end in Venice. Mrs.J.A.Rcher and daughter,Fay,speent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mrs.J.Benke and family spent Thanksgiving day in Elsinore and Murletts Hot Springs. Mr和Mrs.M.E.Bever are spending the holidays at Big Bear. Mr和Mrs.B.H.Shiley and daughter of Las Noches,Mexico,are visiting in Anaheim. Raymond Perry of Hotel Mir-n-Mar,Santa Monica spent the week-end with his grand garents.,Mr,and Mrs.N.R.Carryer. Roscoe Ingram is constructing an elaborate fruit stand at the west end of the County-rd,near Los Alamitos. Mrs.B.H.Sidnum spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mr和Mrs.L.A.Millarand son motored to the races Thursday. Among the Anaheim boys who are attending the Hi-Y convention at Santa Barbara are Dana Newkirk,Clinton Griggs,Cliifford Elliott,Marlowe Jana,and Atruhr Mann. Miss Ruth Meade was a Los Angeles visitor on Thursday. Mr和Mrs.A.Nageland son,Kenneth and their house guest,Miss Ada Lenta motored to Orange Co.Park on Thanksgiving day. Mrs.G.W.Closson is spending several days in Los Angeles. Miss Ida Pohmannand son,Roger,are spending the week-end with the Albert Pohmannfamily in Pasadena. Mrs.Maude Owensand son,Commile,motored To Los Angeles on Thanksgiving day wher they enjoyed the races. Mr和Mrs.L.W.Pollingwill entertain their daughterand son.Mr,and Mrs.Earl Beesley from Sierra Power House tomorrow. Mrs.Cecil Palmerand daughter Ruth of Los Angeles will be the Sunday guests of the E.W.Pohmanfamily. Mr和Mrs.Wm.Wm.Nolstonand daughters,Arvada and Virginia were Thyreday guests of Mr,and Mrs.Walter LembekofOrange. A party composed of Mr和Mrs.Wm.Huhn,Misses Alice and Irma Huhn,Miss J.Huhn,and the Misses Lille and Clara Yorde formed a merry party who motored to Orange-co.park Mr owner the benefit of in cost and selling Philadelphia Batteries in any previous year. Miss Estelle Jennison is spending the week-end in Venice. Mrs. J. A. Archer and daughter Fay, spent yesterday in Los Angeles. Mrs. J. Bencke and family spent Thanksgiving day in Elsinore and Murriette Hot Springs. Mr and Mrs. M. E. Beaver are spending the holidays at Big Bear. Mr and Mrs. B. R. Shipley and daughter of Las Noches, Mexico, are visiting in Anaheim. Raymond Perry of Hotel Mir-a-Mar, Santa Monica spent the week-end with his grand parents, Mr. and N. R. Caryer. Mr and Mrs. Mercer of Los Angeles spent Thursday with their son Warren. Mr and Mrs. E. Hein recently of Colorado Springs but who have been making their home with the B. J. Brown family are now domiciled in their home on Palm-st. Yesterday the Helms enjoyed a visit from her sister, Mrs. Duraf of Cleveland Ohio. Mr and Mrs. L. R. Flivecott and baby spent Thursday in Los Angeles! Miss Sophia Wollway of Los Angeles is a guest at the Dooley home. Mr and Mrs. Bert Wilson and Cedric Roberts all of Los Angeles, were guests Thursday of Rev. and Mrs. Loren Howe. Miss Grace Hedstrom, of Redlands, is passing the week-end in Anaheim with friends. Mr and Mrs. R. B. Herman were Thanksgiving day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blerent, of Los Angeles, formerly residing on the Sandilands place here. Miss Mackey West is spending several days in Anaheim from her place in Bakerfield. She was a former Anaheim girl until she went there to teach in the beginning of the year. Her many friends are glad to hear that she is in Anaheim once again and are anxiously waiting to see her. Mrs. D. Degryse and family greatly enjoyed a surprise visit from Miss Margaret Nichon of Los Angeles and Will Houlihan of Horniton. Mrs. Degryse is the aunt of Mr. Houlihan and they had not seen each other for a great number of years. After dinner last evening they motored to Pomona where Mr. Houlihan's sister is living. Miss Viola Visjaas of Pomona is visiting with Carrie Yorba of Anaheim. New patients admitted to the Anaheim Sanitarium today as follows: Mrs. Johanna Domris of Anaheim; Mrs. W. E. Howes of Yorba Linda, Lon Cook, Jr., of Placentia. Miss Florence Greer, of Long Beach, is the house guest of Mrs. Wm. Cole for the week-end. Mr and Mrs. G. B. Daniels were visitors in Santa Ana over Thanksgiving at the W. H. Smith home. Other guests were eastern visitors, who live in Mrs. Daniel's home town of Albany, Ill., and whom she had not seen for 11 years. Dr and Mrs. Cole and young son, Dick, were members of a large dinner party in Long Beach Thursday, other guests being relatives from other cities. Mr and Mrs. L. W. Polling will entertain their daughter and son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bessley from Sierra Power House tomorrow. Mrs. Cecilia Palmer and daughter Ruth of Los Angeles will be the Sunday guests of the E. W. Pohlman family. Mr and Mrs. Wm. N. Polston and daughters, Arvada and Virginia were Thursdays guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lembke of Orange. A party composed of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Huhn, Misses Alice and Irma Huhn, Mrs. J. Huhn, and the Misses Lille and Clara Yorde formed a merry party who motored to Orange-co park on Thursday. Mr and Mrs.W. Starbuck entertained with a Thanksgiving dinner Mr. and Mrs.W.R.Collis and family.Mr. and Mrs.J.Allen of Hunting Park.Mr.J.Jessup of Long Beach. Mr和Mrs.M.A.Foyle spent Thanksgiving with Mr.Foyle's nephew and family Mr.Mrs.David Foyle of Los Angeles. Mr和Mrs.A.W.Purdy and family spent Thanksgiving day at Bellflower. Mr和Mrs.W.J.Nixon and family spent Thanksgiving in Hollywood,and expect to remain over Sunday. ST.PETER'S CHOIR IN GRACE CHORCH Thanksgiving was appropriately marked by services in several Anaheim churches, among the most interesting being the musical program rendered Thursday evening by the choir from St.Peter's Lutheran church, in Santa Ana. The following numbers constituted the program: Prelude ... C.E.Linder Anthem—Be Joyful In the Lord—Choir. Hymn—Lord God We Worship Thee Scripture Reading and Invocation—J.H.Peters. Anthem —Great and Marvelous —Choir. Solo—Lead Thou Me...C.E.Linder Hymn—Come Christians Praise Your Maker's Goodness. Solo—Forever With the Lord...Mrs.E.Simkin. Offerment—Offertoire Anthem—the Lord of Hoats.... Choir Solo—Hold Thou My Hand.....C.E.Linder Hymn—God Save Our Native Land Anthem—Lead On ... Choir Postlude. "Nervous Blues." 206 E.Center. Fowler.Insurance. "Yee Hen" Fox Took Auntie's day at the— CALIFORNIA GEORGE LOANE TUCKER'S PRODUCTION "Ladies Must Live" with BETTY COMPSON a Paramount Picture A Paramount Picture THIS PROGRAM ALSO INCLUDES A BEAUTIFUL VAUDEVILLE NOVELTY HEAR CHARLES HAWLEY AT THE WURLITZER Magnificent Program FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM SUNDAY ONLY Miss Dupont in “FALSE KISSES” Comedy “Golfing” Miss Dupont in “FALSE KISSES” Comedy “Golfing” Prices 25c—10c—Plus Tax The Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Big Results YOUR LAST CHANCE TO SEE Constance Talmadge IN “WEDDING BELLS” A LAUGH IN EVERY FOOT OF FILM A REAL “BLUE” CHASER OTHER GREAT PRESENTATIONS California THEATRE ANAHEIM