oc-plain-dealer 1922-01-20

BAPTISTS ATTEND L. A. CONVENTION GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 26: The following attended a special called all-day meeting of the Baptist Southern California convention held at the First Baptist church in Los Angeles last Monday; The Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Gage, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Bissitt, Milo and Garfield Allen, J. A. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Pollins, Ray Beardsley, Ernest Arrowsmith, Mrs. C. C. Violett, Miss Margaret Arrowsmith, Mrs. P. M. German, Mrs. Amy Graves, Mrs. Charles Gleason and Mrs. Luu Beardsley. The following attended the entertainment given by the Musical association at the high school auditorium in Santa Ana, Friday evening; Dr. and Mrs. C.C. Violett, C.K. Lee and family, Mrs. E. Schweizer, Miss Maud Aronhalt, Mrs. G.R. Reyburn, Mr.W. Junkin and daughter, Evelyn, Mrs.G. Head and daughter, Mabel, and Mrs.Jennie Carroll. George Hapes resigned his position as night watchman in Garden Grove the first of this week, after nearly a year’s service. His place was filled by W.B.Hale, who entered upon his duties January 17. Mr.Hale has been employed by the P.E.Ry.Co., for several years. Mr. and Mrs.Guy George and children of Colton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs.Eldon Butler Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.Ed Dozier and family enjoyed a 6 o’clock dinner at the L.W.Evans home in El Modena, last Thursday evening. Mrs.K.S.Hendricks, who has been ill with tonsillitis since last Friday, is able to be up and about again. Mr.G.R.Holfe was elected president of the G.A.R.ladies at the meeting and banquet held at the hall at Santa Ana last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs.Brinton Hale and children and Mrs.W.B.Hale and children spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.E.R.Sillens spent the week-end at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs.W.Rohrbacher and daughter, Doris, of Santa Ana, were Sunday guests at the C.E.Pollins home. In the afternoon the Pollinas Society SEWS FOR INTERPRETER The all-day meeting of the Women's Home Missionary society of White Temple was unusually pleasant yesterday, in that the ladies worked on garments for fourteen-year-old Annie Alagria, the Spanish girl who has acted as interpreter for the Welfare Department of the city. Accompanied by Mrs.Harry Jayne and Mrs.Price, both of the department, the young girl left today to enter the Frances De Pauw Spanish Industrial school in Los Angeles, where she will take training. She has been of great help to the department and it is with pleasure the members can in a measure renay her by outfitting her and making her schooling possible. A covered dish luncheon was served at noon and a little visiting hour gave the relaxation necessary after close application to sewing for several hours. SHRINE CLUB PARTY TONIGHT The big County Shrine Club party will be held this evening in the Masonic Temple in Fullerton, and a complete program of the best kind of entertainment has been arranged. Cards and dancing with excellent music will be the chief feature. A Balboa orchestra has been secured to furnish dance music. For the first time this season the Orange County Symphony Orchestra will appear in a program of pleasing numbers. A short business session will precede the “good time,” when reports from Christmas activities and philanthropic work will be heard. The Shriners have been brushing up their fezzes all week and cultivating a smile which won’t come off—at least before morning. PARTY FOR DEPARTING FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Dooley were given a complimentary affair last Wednesday when E.Morris Realty Co., eich Allie Mae Coolson of Texas, who was visit sister, Mrs.W.L.Morrison Both the bride and threw past age. It is they are spending there at San Diego. ATTEND RECORD Mr. and Mrs.D.Arrived guests last evening in the home of G.Of Los Angeles. A large former resident of gathered to celebrate tthe late Robt.E.Lee, first cousin of the Coreral. WEEK-END AT FOR Mr. and Mrs.Geo.D.children, Mrs.Dunton.Florence Matthews, hain Mildred Matthews and Mr.Walter Matthews, week-end in the snow Home. EVANGELICAL ADI The Ladies Aid social Evangelical church metternoo in a regular busin in the church bungalowments and a social hour business session.The good despite the unplease Mr. G. R. Rolfe was elected president of the G. A. R. ladies at the meeting and banquet held at the hall at Santa Ana last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Brinton Hale and children and Mrs. W. B. Hale and children spent Sunday at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Stillens spent the week-end at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hohrbacher and daughter, Doris, of Santa Ana, were Sunday guests at the C. E. Pollins home. In the afternoon the Pollins and Rohrbachers were joined by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp and daughter, Dorothy, and motored to Santa Fe Springs. M. O. Schwieger and E. L. Parsons attended a meeting of the southern division of the Rice-Greisen service held in Los Angeles-Sunday afternoon. Misses Elsie Clark and Mabel Northcross, accompanied by Los Angeles friends, motored to Camp Baily Sunday. Clarence Skiles and sisters, Ida and Emily, of Orange, were Sunday dinner guests at the John Ward home. Fred Fulgham, of Mackville, Oregon, was a caller in Garden Grove Tuesday. Mrs. J. F. Crane returned home this week after spending a couple of weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Milo Harris, in Long Beach. F. C. Thompson and family visited with relatives at Highlands Sunday. Miss Hukla Bakenhus spent Sunday with friends at Fullerton. Miss Esther Anderson entertained her brother at the G. R. Reyburn home Sunday. Rosewald Jacques left Tuesday for Tulare, where he expects to remain for some time. George Cook and Martin Cook, of Long Beach, visited in Garden Grove Sunday. David McKean, of Long Beach, was a caller in Garden Grove Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nichols entertained Mr. and Mrs. M. Board, of Santa Ana, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Fay and Miss Ethel Archer spent Saturday in Long Beach. Mrs. H. H. Heckman and daughter, Elizabeth, of Santa Ana, visited Mrs. Jennie Graham Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Snow and daughters, Florence and Helen, spent Sunday at the C. S. Holt home. Mrs. Bell Helm, who recently sold her home in Pasadena and is staying with her sister, Mrs. Susan Chaffee, spent Tuesday in Los Angeles. J. J. Kelly, of Los Angeles, was a guest at the home of A. W. Schwieger Sunday. B. A. Wisner and family have moved into their new home on Acacia street. Mr. Eggleston was a visitor in Garden Grove Tuesday. 21 NONPARTISANS REGISTER TO DATE Showing the first registration of 21 NONPARTISANS REGISTER TO DATE Showing the first registration of affiliations with the Non-partisan league, now being organized in California, returns of the Orange-co registration of voters from Jan. 1 to date revealed today that the Republicans are continuing to establish a commanding lead. There were 21 registrations of Non-partisans, in the returns gathered from various sections of the county by deputies of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Other registration figures follow: Republican, 2,054; Democrats, 626; decline to state, 233; Prohibition, 89; Independent, 33; Socialist, 14; Progressive Republicans, 1; total, 3,172. INN STOCKHOLDERS TO SHAPE POLICIES General policies relative to the management of St. Ann’s Inn are to be considered at an important meeting of stockholders of the hotel company to be held at 7:30 o’clock Monday evening at the office of Attorney H. J. Forgy, First National bank building. Service at the hotel, especially in the dining-room, has been bettered greatly during the few weeks the hotel has been in the control of the trustees. MARSH FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services for Preston H. Marsh, veteran Crown Stage driver who died early Wednesday morning, affor a week’s illness from pneumonia were held this afternoon from the chapel of Mills & Winbigler, at 2 o’clock. Burial was made in Fairhaven. The Masons, of which fraternity he was a member, had charge of the service at the cemetery. Surviving are a brother and four children, at grown. Dealer Want Ads get results. Dealer Want Ads get results. Harry Stanley Says: Buy Le ALL SIZES IN COR We have just put in a comm represent the cleanest, most dun want a chance to prove by an mile of service. The factory will absolte and have authorized us to ma necessary. Remember the Lee name an next tires. Auto Repairing We specialize in the repair ploying best mechanics and using corrected without any extra cha Stanley's Open Night and Day Phone 256 ROMANTIC ELOPEMENT There was a romantic elopement Wednesday when E. Morris of the Morris Realty Co., eloped with Miss Allie Mae Coolson of Weatherford, Texas, who was visiting with her sister, Mrs. W. L. Morris of Anaheim. Both the bride and the bridegroom were past age. It is reported that they are spending their honeymoon at San Diego. ATTEND RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. D. Arnold Singleton were guests last evening at a reception in the home of General Thospe of Los Angeles. A large number of former residents of the old south gathered to celebrate the birthday of the late Robt. E. Lee, among them a first cousin of the Confederate general. WEEK-END AT FOREST HOME Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunton and two children, Mrs. Dunton's mother, Mrs. Florence Matthews, her sister, Miss Mildred Matthews and her brother, Mr. Walter Matthews, will spend the week-end in the snow at Forest Home. EVANGELICAL AID SOCIETY The Ladies Aid society of the Evangelical church met yesterday afternoon in a regular business session in the church bungalow. Refreshments and a social hour followed the business session. The attendance was good, despite the unpleasant weather. 6 FILE FIRST PAPERS FOR NATURALIZATION Indications that the voting population of Orange county may be materially increased through naturalization during 1922 is shown in the number of applications for the first and final papers of citizenship on file at the office of County Clerk J. M. Backs. Since January 1 six applications for first papers have been filed. The applicants are: George H Molliarus, §12 North Sycamore street, Santa Ana, a native of Greece; Samuel T. MacLean, Huntington Beach, native of Canada; Alexander John Twist, Balboa, a native of England; John Meldrum, 1615 Durant avenue, Santa Ana, a native of Canada; James T. Thompson, R. D. 4, Santa Ana, a native of Denmark, and Richard Wuerher, Huntington Beach, a native of Austria. Application for final papers are as follows: Jacob Wagner, R. D. 1, Santa Ana, a native of Canada; Anton Knudson Dahl, Santa Ana, a native of Norway, and John Peter Johnson, Fullerton, a native of Denmark. CHIMNEY SWEEP LUCKY ALDERSHOT, Eng., Jan. 20.—Before leaving for India an Aldershot woman took a picture of a sooty chimney sweep posed with a black cat at his feet. She thinks the photograph will bring her good luck during her voyage. STARTING TODAY Wallace Reid IN Wallace Reid — IN — "Don't Tell Everything" Supported By GLORIA SWANSON AND ELLIOTT DEXTER FAIRYLAND THEATRE Says: Buy Lee Tires L SIZES IN CORDS AND FABRICS STORAGE TWO-YEAR UNCO CAN NOT FREEZE: How often and how hard your battery is treated and Says: Buick Lee Tires METAL SIZES IN CORDS AND FABRICS Just put in a complete stock of these tires. They cleanest, most durable rubber on the market. We can prove by an actual test that they cost less per mile. Story will absolutely stand behind their guarantee authorized us to make our own adjustments when ver the Lee name and Stanley’s when in need of your Auto Repairing $1.25 per hour Realize in the repairing of Buick automobiles, mechanicals and using genuine parts only. Must be right. Any unsatisfactory work will be without any extra charge. STORAGE TWO-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL CAN NOT FREEZE: How often and had your battery frosted and bled? DOES NOT REQUIRE CONSTANT DO YOU have digging down in water every ten days or so? NOT HURT FROM SHORT CIRCUIT in your car, or had the wet acids in resistance, the last result, a dead tire. NO LIQUID ACID TO LEAK OUT found your battery covered with nails, causing grounds and short circuits. CANNOT SULPHATE: How often your plates to sulphate and become plated CAN NOT BUCKLE: cuit or been forced to do heavy buckled plates and a Nifeless battery. NO RE-INSULATING: The Electric Hard Rubber Spacers three-eighths arators will last the entire life of NO WINTER STORAGE: Because NO REPAIRS: This is made possible GUARANTEE. FIRES A HOTTER SPARK: The account of less resistance. HAS MORE POWER: The power makes this possible. FOR UNIVERSAL USE: The service is required, such as: Gas Motor Boats, Farm Lighting Plantway Cars, Burglar Alarms, etc., etc. At the end of 23½ month faction we will replace you We Are Now Carrying a Full Line of Accessories Buick's Buick Repair H. W. STANLEY, Prop. Saturday Specials IN USED CARS AT MACK'S Used Car Market Phone 490 HE BUYS, SELLS AND TRADES Overland Model 90, wonderful buy $200 Overland Touring $175 a. Six $200 Maxwell Touring, up $150 Truck, atwater-Kent ignition $100 One-Ton Ford Truck, worm drive. body and cab alone are worth this price $400 Cadillac Touring; cord best $1500 1920 Ford Touring, many extras, good rubber and paint $300 Truck, water-Kent ignition ... $100 One-Ton Ford Truck, worm drive. body and cab alone are worth this price ... $400 Cadillac Touring; cord best ... $1500 Touring; this car is main ... $350 Touring, town for ... $300 Touring, new rubber ... $125 1920 Ford Touring, many extras, good rubber and paint ... $300 1920 Ford Touring, one-man top, Hassler shock absorbers, etc. ... $325 1920 Ford Touring, almost as good as new ... $350 1920 Ford Roadster, Miller cords, Hassler shock absorbers ... $375 MANY OTHER: The sensational price reduction on all new cars we have been put our prices to below cost in many instances. Most liberal terms charged. We demonstrate without making you feel obligated to MARVEL BATTERIES NO-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE FREEZE: How often have YOU let your car stand out on a cold day? MARVEL GARAGE BATTERIES TWO-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE FREEZE: How often have YOU let your car stand out on a cold day or battery frosted and become worthless? REQUIRE CONSTANT ATTENTION: How much unnecessary trouble have digging down into your battery box, and filling the cells with ten days or so? FROM SHORT CIRCUIT: How often have YOU had a crossed wire or had the wet acids in your battery seep through, causing an internal last result, a dead battery? ACID TO LEAK OUT—CAN NOT CORRODE: How often have YOUR battery covered with acid, making it unsightly, corroding your terminating grounds and short circuits? SULPHATE: How often has the liquid acid in YOUR battery caused to sulphate and become worthless? CAN NOT BUCKLE: How often has YOUR battery had a short命 forced to do heavy work when the charge was low, resulting in fires and a Nefesss battery? INSULATING: The Electrolyte, in a paste form, enables us to use three Spacers three-eighths inch wide, which act as separators. These sep-last the entire life of the battery, thereby eliminating all reinsulating. STORAGE: Because it cannot freeze. ERS: This is made possible by the TWO-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE. HOTTER SPARK: This is possible because it has a freer flow on excess resistance. POWER: The paste electrolyte filling every portion of the cell possible. VERSAL USE: The Marvel Battery can be used wherever consistent required such as: Gasoline Automobiles, Motor Cycles, Electric Cars, Farm Lighting Plants, Telegraph, Radio Stations, Telephones, Rail-burglar Alarms, etc., etc., etc. End of 23½ months if this battery is not giving satisf-ive will replace your battery or refund your money. 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