oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-08

J. C. AFFILIATED WITH STATE UNIV. The regular meeting of the board of trustees of the Fullerton high school was held yesterday afternoon at the office of L. E. Plummer, principal. The chief feature was the passage of a resolution to affiliate the Fullerton Junior College with the state university. This action was the direct result of the recent overwhelmig vote of the citizens of Fullerton for the reorganization of the Junior College in order that it might become directly affiliated with the state university. This will make the grades won in the Junior College equivalent to having been won in the state university. The only other matters given attention by the board were minor or routine. HART FUNERAL TODAY Funeral services were held at 10 o'clock this morning at the First Methodist Church in La Habra for Mrs. Ella H. Hart, 70 years old, for 25 years a resident of La Habra. The body was taken to Englewood cemetery for interment, Angus McAulay, funeral director. Lagourgue does painting Phone 596-W. PURDYS BAY TRIP T A. W. Purdy, and, and daugher returned from Imperial Valley ed a most plea way of San Diego across the Coascept for snow of some of the ered with snow, Centro they w order to see h foot on foreign came back and and to Palm Sp He highly praise Your Last Chance BY ALL MEANS SEE Wesley Barry —IN— BOOTH TARKINGON'S CLASSIC “PENROD” TOMORROW Priscilla Dean "PENROD" TOMORROW Priscilla Dean ..—IN— "Wild Honey" You remember "The Virgin of Stamboul" and "Outside the Law, another winner with Miss Dean at her best. CALIFORNIA THEATRE To the Voters of Anaheim: After a thorough investigation of the following can Frank E. H. N Wesle we find them to be men of unquestionable character, an 1--A careful business administration of the civic a we find them to be men of unquestionable character, 1---A careful business administration of the civic a 2---They stand four-square on the matter of the en 3---They stand for public improvements with care And believing that you are interested in, and desire of the above named candidates for City Trustees of th Election Monday, April 10th, 1922. Polls open 8 A.M. Close 7 P.M. The Orange County Plain Dealer PURDYS BACK FROM TRIP TO IMPERIAL A. W. Purdy, wife and son, Roland, and daughter, Esther, have returned from a recent trip to the Imperial Valley where they enjoyed a most pleasant outing. Mr. Purdy stated that they went by the way of San Diego, finding the roads across the Coast Range good, except for snow and rain. The tops of some of the mountains are covered with snow, he said. From El Centro they went to Mexicali in order to see how it feels to get foot on foreign territory. They then came back and went to Salton Sea, and to Palm Springs and Banning. He highly praised the beauty of the landscape between the two latter places, stating that the ground is literally covered with flowers of purple, yellow and white, resembling a sea of daisies for about 30 miles, being quite a worthwhile scene. Nevertheless, Mr. Purdy was glad to get back to Fullerton, and to his home at 315 West Common wealth-ave. CLUB WILL ELECT OFFICERS Officers for the ensuing year will be chosen at the meeting of the Fullerton club Tuesday night. The club plays a 6:30 dinner, followed by a special program which it is said, will be of an unusual character. The entertainment is to be followed by the balloting for club directors. NEW OFFICE FOR PASTOR At the meeting of the official board of the Christian church, the house committee was instructed to buy complete office equipment for the pastor's study which is to be established in the church. The room originally intended for this purpose is to be remodeled and arranged so as to make one of the nicest equipped offices for the ministry that can be found in any church. The pastor expects to be in his new quarters by the first of the coming week. PLAYERS CHOOSE GOVERNORS A governing board for the Fullerton community players has been chosen as follows: Fred Strauss, Franklin Howatt, P. H. Mattner, Harry Lee Wilber, Fred Hezmalhalch Chance Barry CLASSIC OD" WORLD Premier Jackie Coogan —IN— “Trouble” OD" Dean ney" "Outside the Law," well, it's at her best. ANAHEIM Coogan IN "Trouble" THAT'S EXACTLY IT—BUT IT'S A SPLENDID PHOTO PLAY WITH A "KICK" Tuesday and Wednesday, April 11 and 12 California ANAHEIM the following candidates: Frank N. Gibbs H. H. Metcalf Vesley P. Quarton e character, and to have the public interest at heart, and we recommend them t n of the civic affairs of the city. H. H. Metcalf Vesley P. Quarton The character, and to have the public interest at heart, and we recommend them to the nation of the civic affairs of the city. Matter of the enforcement of the laws and ordinances of the city. Events with careful, economic and judicious expenditure of the People’s money. In, and desire a clean business-like administration of Anaheim’s Municipal affairs. Trustees of the City of Anaheim. Signed: Rev. Loren J. L. Findle A. W. Wood C. E. Jones POLITICAL ADVERTISING Rev. Thos TONIGHT Rookie Lewis —and— His Sunkist Girls Also— Frank Mayo in “ACROSS THE DEADLINE” TOMORROW Anna Q. Nilsson IN— “Why Girls Leave Home” "Why Girls Leave Home" A STORY OF REARING A CHILD IN IGNORANCE A WONDERFUL THEME FAIRYLAND Anaheim commend them to you as standing for: commend them to you as standing for: People's money. Municipal affairs, we earnestly solicit your endorsement d: American Civic League of Anaheim Rev. Loren Howe, President J. L. Findley, Secretary A. W. Wood C. E. Jones Rev. Thos. H. Walker