oc-plain-dealer 1922-05-26

REBEKAHS ATTEND MEN'S BIBLE CLASS The Rebekah lodge of Fullerton was voted to attend the Houser Bible class Sunday morning a body prior to their march to the church where they are to be the guests at a special memorial service in which the Rev. John T. Houser is to deliver the address. The Rebekah lodge is a very strong one in Fullerton and has done a great deal of good. Their purpose is for the civic betterment and is patriotic in spirit. Odd Fellows also participate in the services at the theatre and at the church. They will come to the church in full regalia. The services begin at 9:30 at the theatre and 10:45 at the church. The public is invited. EXPECT 400 SCOUTS AT BIG CEREMONY The second session of the County Court of Honor this year for Orange Co. Boy Scouts will be held Friday evening at the Santa Ana Junior High school. Four Eagle Scouts will be presented badges. These are the first Eagle Scouts to be developed in Orange co., and plans are being made for a very impressive ceremony. Leon O. Whiteell, chairman of the court of Honor for District No. 2, has put in a great deal of effort in preparing the program for this event. Besides Whitsell, the County Court of Honor consists of R. R. Miller, of Santa Ana, C. C. Smith of Anaheim and Rev. E. J. Statum of Fullerton. Representatives are expected from every troop in the county which will make over 100 boys present. Announcements will be made at that time concerning Summer Camp and other special surprises. A large number of Scouts' parents and friends will attend. Plain Dealer Want Ads Bring Results. GRAPE SMACK ANNOUNCE AWARDS FOR CITRUS SHOW Class No. 9 For the best four boxes of Valencias: 1st cup—American Fruit Growers, Phoenix. 2nd award certificate—Villa Park Orchards Ass'n. 3rd award certificate—Peppers Fruit Co. Class No. 10 For the best four boxes of lemons: 1st cup—Mutual Orange Distributors, Redlands. 2nd award certificate, Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. Class No. 11 For the best four boxes Seedless Grape Fruit: 1st cup—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Corona. 2nd award certificate — Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd award certificate — American Fruit Growers, Inc., Riverside. Class No. 12 For the best commercial pack on one box lot of Valencia oranges (full box with cover on): 1st cup and $10 cash—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Lindsay. 2nd award certificate and $5 cash—American fruit Growers, Inc., Fullerton. 3rd award certificate — Phoenix Chamber of Commerce. Class No. 13 For the best commercial pack on one box lot of lemons (full box with cover on): 1st cup and $10 cash—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Fullerton. 2nd award certificate and $5 cash—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd award certificate—Mutual Orange Distributors, West Anaheim. Class No. 14 For the best feature display without mechanical action, entered by C. C. pr Citrus Fruit Ass'n: 1st cup and $150 cash — Balboa Chamber of Commerce. 2nd award certificate and $100 cash—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd award certificate and $50 cash—Pasadena Chamber of Commerce. 4th award certificate and $25 cash—San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce. It is of gray chiffon, of blue, rose and orchid lovely effect. Gray the long graceful sleeve silver cloth girdle is a cluster of silver grape. DISCUSS RANGING WHITING, THE VOCATIONAL MEETING BEEN PUT ON AT THE CHURCH OF FULLERTON MONTH WILL BE CONTINUED NIGHT. The popular raping journalism... GRAPE SMACK The DRINK that won the country overnight Here's to Your Health! Granddadg likes it! The children love it. It appeals to young and old alike. Delicious grape flavor, sparkling effervescent. Never has there been a drink that won such instant favor—everywhere. There's a quaintness and tang to its flavor—a sparkle and snap to its taste—you'll know instantly why 3rd award certificate—Mutual Orange Distributors, West Anaheim. Class No. 14 For the best feature display without mechanical action, entered by C. of C. pr Citrus Fruit Ass'n: 1st cup and $150 cash—Balboa Chamber of Commerce. 2nd award certificate and $100 cash—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd award certificate and $50 cash—Pasadena Chamber of Commerce. 4th award certificate and $25 cash—San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce. Class No. 15 For the best feature display having mechanical action, entered by C. of C. or citrus fruit association: 1st cup and $250 cash—Brea C. of C. 2nd award certificate and $200 cash—Whittier C. of C. 3rd award certificate and $100 cash—Rotary club. 4th award certificate and $50 cash—Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n. Class No. 16 For the best feature display entered by individuals, firms or corporations: 1st cup, certificate and $150 cash—Anaheim B. P. O. E. 1345. 2nd award certificate and $100 cash—C. C. Chapman. 3rd award certificate and $50 cash—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Los Angeles. 4th award certificate and $25 cash—No award. Class No. 17 Flate or Table Displays—Including all displays of this kind, a plate will consist of five (5) specimens of citrus fruit (except Class No. 20, which shall contain 12 specimens) and entered in the following classes or others which may be created. First, second and third premiums will be awarded on each variety; fruit shall be displayed on exhibit counter provided by the management: Best plate Valencia: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Peppers Fruit Co. 2nd red ribbon and award certificate—Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n. 3rd award certificate—Phoenix C. of C. Class No. 19 For the most artistically arranged plate display placed on a counter: 1st cup and blue ribbon—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 2nd red ribbon and award certificate—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Pullerton. 3rd award certificate—No award. Class No. 20 Best plate of 12 Valencia oranges: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Peppers Fruit Co., Olive. 2nd red ribbon—Villa Park Orchards Ass'n. 3rd white ribbon—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Rialto. Best plate of 12 lemons: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Villa Park Orchards Ass'n. 2nd red ribbon—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd white ribbon—Mutual Orange DISCUSS RANCHING WHITING, THE VOCATIONAL MEETING BEEN PUT ON AT THE CHURCH OF FULLERTON MONTH WILL BE CONTINUED NIGHT. The popular ranching, journalism will be discussed by the business men. C. C. Chapman, or California, will present life the challenge of the will undoubtedly proving, Mr. Eaton, editorton News, will speak and will show the merits of this profession.L. O. Culp of the high junior college will talk lenge of teaching.The T. Houser, will close with monette. The public is invited vice, and the young trend will be helped by professional and business say of their experience and will probably helping their life's work. GET OFFICIAL DISTRICT LOS ANGELES, MA Fiscal marriage record Valentino and Win have been received from Mexico.The preliminary set for June 1.Valencia is liable to prosecuting his divorce from his Acker, not having been SCRAPER FOR VALENTINA Valve stems are over them.The should be sowewhat placing an ordinary stem,will act as a removing the carbon forms. PLAN GRAND The 1922 Grand by the Automobile-C will be held over the Alsace on July 15.miles the course will triangle from Buttler. PRESSSES TRADING OF French invention press heated electric does not require g molested. MACHINE BORN Holes for poles can a new machine that on a motor truck at its engine. TEMPERATURE THAT THE TEMPERATURE Never has there been a drink that won such instant favor—everywhere. There's a quaintness and tang to its flavor—a sparkle and snap to its taste—you'll know instantly why it won the country overnight. BUY IT BY THE CASE One Sip—You’ll See Why It Sells! Anaheim & Orange County Bottling Works 404 S. Claudina Street Anaheim Phone 105-J GRACK PE Sold everywhere—ask anybody Fullerton, 3rd award certificate—No award. Class No. 20 Best plate of 12 Valencia oranges: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Peppers Fruit Co., Olive. 2nd red ribbon—Villa Park Orchards Ass'n. 3rd white ribbon—American Fruit Growers, Inc., Rialto. Best plate of 12 lemons: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Villa Park Orchards Ass'n. 2nd red ribbon—Anaheim Orange & Lemon Ass'n. 3rd white ribbon—Mutual Orange Distributors, Redlands. Best plate of 12 grape fruit: 1st blue ribbon and award certificate—Anaheim Citrus Fruit Ass'n. 2nd red ribbon—No award. 3rd white ribbon—No award. Class No. 22 For the largest orange in the show, award certificate—Placentia Packing Co. For the largest grape fruit in the show, award certificate—No award. For the largest lemon in the show, award certificate—No award. Class No. 23 Citrus Fruit By-Products — Commercial—for the best general display of citrus fruit by-products manufactured and entered by a firm or corporation: 1st cash prize $50—Thomas Crawford. 2nd cash prize $25—North Ontario Packing Co. 3rd cash prize $10—Exchange Orange Products Co. Class No. 24 For the best general display of citrus fruit by-products made and entered by an individual: 1st cash prize $20—Mrs. R. N. Allen, Anaheim. 2nd cash prize $10—No award. 3rd cash prize $5—No award. KICK OUT KALIF·KLEAGLES ATLANTA, Ga., May 25. The commission of every kleagle in California has been revoked by the Ku Klux Klan and William S. Coburn, former Grand Goblin, has been appointed King Kleagle for the state. The supreme body acted following evidence of lawlessness. SAVES FUEL AND LABOR Economy of both fuel and labor are features of a new automatically fed cement kiln. MIGHT HAVE BEEN SUGGESTED BY DAWN Local Red Cross Gets Publicity The following is taken from the Red Cross Courier, official organ of the American Red Cross, published at Washington, D.C.: The Public Health Department at Anaheim, Cal., is less than a year old, but is a lusty youngster, with cooperative backing from the Red Cross, the City Trustees, the School District, the Parent-Teachers' Association, and all of the philanthropic groups in the city. Several of the groups, including the Chapter and the Shop, contribute to the salary of the public health nurse. The advent of the public health nurse was welcomed as a community asset by Anaheim, a prosperous town in the citrus belt of southern California, and her value increased in public opinion, as the public health program developed. At a big community fair in which a Baby Welfare Tent was featured, a prominent citizen told the story: "We thought that there was no poverty, no helplessness in our town, and prided ourselves upon the care we give all of our citizens. When our nurse began making her rounds she unearthed welfare problems that lay hidden, and now we must get busy and provide a way to raise funds to finance the work we see is necessary for the welfare of our town." The vision and organizing power of the public health nurse, linked with the "community mind" is responsible for the success of the Public Health Service in Anaheim. It started with every evidence of united interest, not the least being that of the newspapers of the town. The support of the nurse is shared by the Chapter, the schools and the city, the major part from the Red Cross. This enables the Chapter to share in the direction of the work and insures adequate supervision of the nurse's services by the Division supervisory staff. Miss Margaret Kuehl, the Public Health nurse, calls the school children her "advance agents," in campaign of health work in the school. She says: "The Board of Education on account of the lack of funds can support no physician and only a part-time nurse; therefore the work has been rather slow. Yet this delay has given the opportunity of gaining confidence of the children, paving the way for more successful follow-up work. In every case, where the school child has been my advance agent," one might say, I have been welcomed into the home. Through the interest and cooperation of the Superintendent of the grammar schools, we have secured a new frame building for the Mexican children close to the largest Mexican camps. It is outside the city limits but with transportation is easily reached." DISCUSS RANCHING, WHITING, TEACHING The vocational meeting which have been put on at the First Christian church of Fullerton for the past month will be continued Sunday night. The popular subjects of ranching journalism and teaching MISSION PLAY CONTINUES Announcement has been made from San Gabriel that the Mission Play will continue its present season until the end of June, with the possibility of a still further run. The attendance has been unprecedented and shows no signs of cessation. On Wednesday the 24th present month the 1900th performance of the Play will be given. It is far away the world's record, and the event will be made a gala night at San Gabriel. Lately Miss Clemence Gifford noted contralto, has been added to the already large and notable staff of Mission Play singers, and Senorita Guadalupe Vigare to the dancing world. THE BODY WILL ARISE Once a traveler found a sealed vase in one of the ancient tombs of Egypt. It happened that in handling the vase it broke and out of it rolled some old, dried-up peas. These were planted on the 4th of July, 1844, and in 30 days began to sprout. Now these peas had been buried perhaps 3000 years and seemed to be dead, yet they were made to rise to new life. HORSE-DRAWN SNOW PLOW An Englishman has invented a horse drawn plow to remove snow from street gutters, rollers guiding it lanog curbs. DISCUSS RANCHING, WHITING, TEACHING The vocational meeting which have been put on at the First Christian church of Fullerton for the past month will be continued Sunday night. The popular subjects of ranching, journalism and teaching will be discussed by three prominent business men. C. C. Chapman, orange king of California, will present to the young life the challenge of the ranch, and will undoubtedly prove very interesting. Mr. Eaton, editor of the Fullerton News, will speak on journalism, and will show the merits and merits of this profession. Professor L. O. Culp of the high school and junior college will talk on the challenge of teaching. The pastor, John T. Houser, will close with a brief sermonette. The public is invited to this service, and the young people who attend will be helped by hearing what professional and business men have to say of their experiences in this world, and will probably help them in deciding their life's work. GET OFFICIAL RECORDS LOS ANGELES, May 25—The official marriage records of Rodolph Valentino and Winifred Hudnut have been received from Mexicali, Mexico. The preliminary hearing is set for June 1. Valentino, film star, is liable to prosecution for bigamy, his divorce from his first wife, Jean Acker, not having been complete. SCRAPER FOR VALVE STEMS Valve stems are kept clean by over them. The washer, which should be somewhat larger than placing an ordinary lock washer the stem, will act as a sort of scraper, removing the carbon as soon as it forms. PLAN GRAND PRIX The 1922 Grand Prix, conducted by the Automobile Club of France, will be held over the hilly roads of Alsace on July 15. Measuring ten miles the course will be laid in a triangle from Buttlenheim, Innf. PRESSSES TROUSERS Of French invention is a trousers press heated electrically and which does not require garments to be moistened. MACHINE BORES HOLES Holes for poles can be bored with a new machine that can be carried on a motor truck and operated by its engine. TEMPERATURE OF SUN That the temperature of the cenplay will continue its present season until the end of June, with the possibility of a still further run. The attendance has been unprecedented and shows no signs of cessation. On Wednesday the 24th the present month the 1900th performance of the Play will be given. It is far away the world's record, and the event will be made a gala night at San Gabriel. Lately Miss Clemence Gifford, noted contralto, has been added to the already large and notable staff of Mission Play singers, and Senorita Guadalupe Vigare to the dancing staff, now the greatest in the world. POOR LITTLE RICH MAN "Sir, I have no home," began the seedy-looking man, "and—" "No taxes to pay, no rent, no coal-bills, no werry over the rise in milk prices! Permit me to congratulate you." "I have no job, and—" "Lucky chap! No danger of being fired." "But I am serious. I have no money, and—" "No temptation to spend it foolishly on table-bodied beggars. Why you're a veritable child of fortune. Good day!" Announcement We have been granted the agency in this territory for the Columbia Storage Battery The Oldest on the Market and the Eveready Radio Battery See our exhibit at the Orange Show and register free for a chance on a new battery to fit the car you drive or a radio battery. We Will Continue to Make I. B. S. Batteries I, B. S. Battery Station W. E. ALTNOW, Prdp. 301 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim PRESSSES TROUSERS Of French invention is a trousers press heated electrically and which does not require garments to be moistened. MACHINE BORES HOLES Holes for poles can be bored with a new machine that can be carried on a motor truck and operated by its engine. TEMPERATURE OF SUN That the temperature of the center of the sun is 30,632 degrees is the estimate of a French sceptist. PREVENTS BRAIN FAG Our glasses mean clear sight—a clear brain. Exact adjusting and examination here. 179 W. Center St. DR.W.R.BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANAHEIM CALI. Ask for Horlick's The ORIGINAL Malted Milk Safe Milk For Infants & Invalids NO COOKING The "Food-Drink" for All Ages. Quick Lunch at Home, Office and Fountains. Ask for HORLICK'S. Avoid Imitations & Substitutes We Will Continue to Make I. B. S. Batteries I, B. S. Battery Station W. E. ALTNOW, Prqp. 301 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim BRADLEYS Los-a-Lae VARNISH STAIN MAKES OLD FLOORS AND FURNITURE LOOK LIKE NEW "ONE APPLICATION STAINS AND VARNISHES" Any old table or chair can be given new life with LOS-A-L-A-C. 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