oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-19

News of Fullerton BIBLE CLASS HEARS NEAR EAST APPEAL An address on the Near East relief was given yesterday morning before the Houser Bible class by Guy Talbot, recently returned from a trip thru the remains of what was formerly Asatic Turkey. He stated that conditions in that country are terrible, and that he saw people falling dead of starvation at the foot of Mt. Ararat in Armenia. He also stated that the conditions in Constantinople are dreadful. The Turks were ousted from the city in the last war, and it has since been a neutral city for refugees from the other places. Once a refugee gets there he is safe insofar as open assault is concerned, but he is likely to starve. People dally drop on the streets of Constantinople from starvation, he said. But his appeal is for the hundreds of thousands of children in the former Turkish empire, including Palestine, Eyria and Armenia who are dying of starvation. He said that there only hope is America. He said that sometimes people get the far east and the near east mixed. The far east includes China, Japan, Siam, India and the East Indies. The near east includes the Bible lands, and is the cradle of civilization. CHARGE RECKLESS DRIVING William Millan was arrested yesterday in Fullerton on the charge of reckless driving. The arrest was made by Dorsey Ellis, deputy marshal. PROTEST HEAVY TRUCKS The matter of heavy trucks was discussed today at the regular weekly meeting of directors of the Fullerton B. of T. and it was decided that a B. of T. committee would draft and ordinance and submit it to city trustees to guard against overload trucks on the city streets. As to what will be considered an overload was not decided. The matter of raising funds for a permanent all-time secretary was discussed, but nothing definite done. DAVIS INFANT SUCCUMBS Evelyn M. Davis, two-month-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert L. Davis of Placentia, died at the home of its parents Saturday night. Funeral services were held afternoon at the McAulay funeral parlors, Rev. C. R. Montague of the First Methodist church officiating. Interment was in Santa Ana. LEWIS TO ADDRESS B. OF T. C. G. Lewis will speak Wednesday evening before the Fullerton B. of T. at the monthly meeting in the Fullerton club. Mr. Lewis is regarded as an efficient organizer, and he is to speak on general business affairs. Several items of interest are also expected to be brot up at this meeting. FULLERTON BRIEF$ Mrs. T. A. Clark left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Joplin, Mo. Mrs. H. C. Hill left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Seale have gone to Long Beach today on a trip of business and pleasure. Fullerton high school alumni will meet at 6:30 o'clock at the high school cafeteria. There is to be a program and a business meeting. Their alumni expect to go to the Fullerton club for a dance. The program has been announced as follows: Ethel WALLACE RE Paramount An eighty-five mile This small car, perfor its size ever built constructed and equiv honor place in the race which is the pr Wallace Reid's newature, "Across the C presented at the Cali morrow. The machine is abstained down Ford with all the feature cars, however, inclusion system, Miller r and Perfecto two-spec The car was gea Miss Wellman From Stud Miss Luna Wellma day evening from CHARGE RECKLESS DRIVING William Millan was arrested yesterday day in Fullerton on the charge of reckless driving. The arrest was made by Dorsey Ellis, deputy marshal. Day and Night Service Modern Equipment HUDDLE FUNERAL HOME WALTER S. HUDDLE, Director Corner Lemon and Broadway Telephones 870J—870M Mrs. T. A. Clark left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Joplin, Mo. Mrs. H. C. Hill left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Kansas City. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Seale have gone to Long Beach today on a trip of business and pleasure. Fullerton highschool alumni will meet at 6:30 o'clock at the high school cafeteria. There is to be a program and a business meeting. Their alumni expect to go to the Fullerton club for a dance. The program has been announced as follows: Ethel Evans, violin solo; Ted Corcoran, xylophone solo; Joe Sanchez, solo; Virginia Kelly, reading; and Alice Beck, Banjo. Ladies’ One-Strap Patent Perforated Vamp, with Fawn Quarter included in military and baby French heel $485 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Do You Know the 4th The Plain Dealer We Have An As Do You Know the 4th The Plain Dealer We Have An As This Assort INDEPENDENCE DAY two three-month pa Get your neig subscribe. Bring in carry your fire works If you live out Dept., of The Plain Wally Reid Drives “Bug” 85 Miles an Hour! WALLACE REID and MARY MAC LAREN in a scene from the Paramount Picture ‘Across the Continent’ An eighty-five mile per hour “bug!” This small car, perhaps the fastest for its size ever built, was especially constructed and equipped to hold the honor place in the trascontinental race which is the principal feature of Wallace Reid’s new Paramount picture, “Across the Continent,” to be presented at the California theatre tomorrow. The machine is about the size of a stripped-down Ford. It was equipped with all the features of the racing cars, however, including Delco ignition system, Miller racing carburetor and Perfecto two-speed axle. The car was geared three-to-one and was capable of attaining a speed of 85 miles per hour although, according to the star, it was hard to hold it to the road when it reached its maximum speed. On the same program, LarrySemon, will known “monarch of mirth,” appears in his latest “rib-busting” comedy, “A Pair of Kings.” This picture is a riot from start to finish, and those who have witnessed it declare that it is the best thing Larry has turned oute. Come prepared to laugh the limit. Reese will also entertain on the mighty Wurlitzer. He is becoming more popular each day. Miss Wellman Returns From Study in N. Y. Miss Luna Wellman returned Sunday evening from New York City. IN SCIENCE Start on Extensive Trip The machine is about the size of a stripped-down Ford. It was equipped with all the features of the racing cars, however, including Delco ignition system, Miller racing carburetor and Perfecto two-speed axle. The car was geared three-to-one Miss Wellman Returns From Study in N. Y. Miss Luna Wellman returned Sunday evening from New York City after a year's study with the world's greatest woman pianist, Ethel Leginske. Madam Leginske, of international fame as pianist, composer, and artist teacher has been unanimously acclaimed the "Woman Paderewski." Leginske who was a disciple of the great master, Leschetizky, has taken the best from his method, combining with it her own original genius, which has made itself evident in her own career and in the phenomenal success of her pupils in London, Boston and New York the stern critics have hailed her pupils as artists distinguished by their unsurpassed quality of tone. Not only are they distinguished by their velvety tone, but also by all the other requisites of true artists. Recognizing the unusual talent of Miss Wellman, Leginske urged that she accompany her to Europe. Owing to a limited leave of absence from the faculty of the College of Music of the University of Southern California, she has returned to resume her teaching immediately. She will also offer a summer course at her studio in Anaheim, beginning Monday, June 26. Announcement will be made of the courses to be offered. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the many friends and societies for the kind acts and beautiful floral tokens of sympathy during the last illness and death of our beloved husband and father, Norman J. Kuhlman. MRS. ANNIE KUHLMAN MR. & MRS. HUGH DONAHUE HERR SELLS MAC DRY BATTERIES, 252 N. L. A.-ST., ANAHEIM. IN SOCIETY Start on Extensive Trip Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gardiner, of West Orangethorpe, will leave tomorrow morning through the Southern Pacific on an extensive trip which will require six weeks or two months time. They go via the southern route by way of New Orleans, Washington, New York, with Boston their objective. Returning they will visit Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago and continue their journey through the Canadian Rockies. Their itinerary includes several water trips also. They will be accompanied by their son, James, Gardiner, and by Mrs. H. C. Johnson and son, Alva, of Fullerton. State Pres. at National Meet Mrs. William A. Fitzgerald, president of California State Federation of Women's clubs, is en route to Chautauqua, New York, as representative at the National convention of the General Federation of Women's clubs. California club women have been instrumental in enforcing the child labor state laws and have been especially active in child welfare work. At the present time the state nurses convention in San Francisco is giving one entire day to welfare work, in which Miss Kuehl, community nurse, and Mrs. R. W. Balch, her ever ready assistant in welfare work, are in attendance. Mrs. Fitzgerald goes to convention with the State endorsement of Senator Johnson's proposed amendment to abolish child labor throughout the country. This movement was also heartily approved at the state convention of Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher associations, held in San Diego recently. The convention runs from June 19 to 30. MEGER-HEMMERLING NUPTIALS Under a beautiful arbor of flowers, constructed especially for the pretty occasion, Miss Hilda Meger became the bride of Mr. Arthur Hemmerling in the presence of the immediate relatives and close friends of the two at the home of the bride yesterday afternoon at four o'clock. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. McDonald of Fullerton. The bride looked most beautiful in her gown of satin, with an overskirt of georgette which was heavily beaded. She carried a bouquet of Cecil Bruner roses and baby's breath. She was attended by her sister, Miss Emma Meger, who was dressed in a becoming dress of pale green. Otto Meger, brother of the bride actetd as best man. A sumptuous supper was served after the ceremony and late in the evening the couple slipped away from the group where they will enjoy a honeymoon to parts unrevealed. Upon their return they will reside in Anaheim. 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