oc-plain-dealer 1922-12-23

May Christmas bring joy to you and the New Year Happiness, Health and Prosperity. And the Keen Kid takes this opportunity to thank you for past favors and wishes to continue to serve you during the year 1923. KEEN HAT STORES Men's Wear 175 W. Center St. Anaheim In Wishing You All a Hearty Christmas Greeting And Success and Happiness in the coming New Year We wish to express our thanks and sincere appreciation for your patronage and many favors, which made possible our success during the past year. Vogue Shoppe "Where Style is Inexpensive" 216 W. Center St. Anaheim Open Sunday For Last Minute Shopping LARGE ASSORTMENT OF APPROPRIATE GIFTS FOR ALL MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY Heying’s Pharmacy "On the Corner" Corner Center and Los Angeles Sts. Anah THE WOMAN'S PAC OF THE PLAIN DEALER, DEC. 23RD, 1922 CLINIC HELPERS HAVE XMAS TREE AND JOLLY PARTY THE clinic force enjoyed a Christmas party in the clinic last evening from 5 until 6. A large Christmas tree was beautifully laden with decorative motifs. Each member of the force was given some gift as a joke and this caused much merriment. Dr. H. A. Johnston was presented with a magnificent traveling box as a token of appreciation from the happy party and in turn each guest was presented with a little announcement saying they would be presented with a bonus check on New Years day. They were given small baskets of nuts, dates candy and all the other delicacies of the season. One of the clever members of the force read a little rhyme about each of the guests. The decorated Xmas tree will be given to some poor family today as a Xmas gift from the clinic. Pleasant Motor Journey Mrs. C. J. Maddux and son, Ben Maddux, accompanied by Mrs. Maddux's nephew, Charles McCaully, from Idaho, but who is attending but who is attending business college in Shata Ana, were recent visitors in San Fernando and other points. The auto trip was especially pleasant to Mr. McCaulley, whose Idaho home is little like Southern California. Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results XMAS PROGRAM AT ORANGETHORPE LAST EVENING THE assembly room in the fine new Orangethorpe school building housed a happy capacity crowd last evening when the grammar school of the district gave their Christmas program. The room was pretty indeed with its dress of Christmas greens and a beautifully decorated tree. Two drills by the girls of the school in which 14 and 16 respectively participated, were termed wreath and wand drills. The girls were tastefully gowned in white wearing fairy wings carrying wands and presenting a delightful picture. The drills were under the direction of Mrs. Raney and Miss Lewis, teachers, and were perfectly enacted. The comic playlet, "Finnegan's Flat," brought down the house with its laughable situations and the excellent rendition of each part. Miss Iia Crowe, as Finnegan, won greatest applause. Finnegan's wife, Isabel Dunn, was close second in her character. Margaret Flannigan, as Miss Neversmile, Leo Fender, as Prof. Bato; Anna Marie McDuell, as Mary, gave excellent support. Ardis Hill as Dan Dooley, the Irish policeman, Luelia Thorman, as Mrs. Goodheart and Stanley Schulte, as John the chauffer, completed a cast that displayed real dramatic talent. The primary grade had a pretty playlet. The Evergreen Tree, and solos, choruses and recitations made up a fine program. Santa Claus visit, wherein treats for the children were presented, concluded the entertainment. The identity of Santa remains a mystery, but he was the counterpart of the merry old man, and distributed his cheer without partiality. Jolly Club Party A lively party consisting of boys and girls of high school age living in Cypress, was held at the home of Miss Florence Trapp last evening. Eleven of these young folk have organized a club, but even after concluding it is in charge of M. E. Simona and the purpose of the fund is by each member pledging one cent or more a day to secure a savings fund so that as soon as the time and opportunity presents itself that the church may secure a building site. Rev. H. B. Foskett, field missionary for the Plain Dealer Want Ads Get Results Santa Claus' visit, wherein treats for the children were presented, concluded the entertainment. The identity of Santa remains a mystery, but he was the counterpart of the merry old man, and distributed his cheer without partiality. Jolly Club Party A lively party consisting of boys and girls of high school age living in Cypress, was held at the home of Miss Florence Trapp last evening. Eleven of these young folk have organized a club, but even after considerable thought and discussion, a name quite good enough has not been found. The Christmas spirit was expressed in the decorations, a tree with twinkling lights, and holy being used. After games and music the boys and girls went to the kitchen where they had loads of fund popping corn. This with light refreshments, was enjoyed later. Members of the club are the Misses Roberta and Blanche Cawthon, Marjorie Cutter, Lucy Abblainalp, Florence Trapp and the young Messrs Claude Preston, Charles Ree, Raymond Musser, Harry Hollingsworth, Jack Barnett and Wilton Abplanalp. The same lively young people are planning a watchnight party to be held at the home of the Misses Cawthon. Parents Visiting Cailors Mrs. O. T. Callor is one of the happiest women in Anaheim today as her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Glick, of Corey. Indiana, arrived last evening to pass the remainder of the winter at the Cailor home. As this is the first meeting between the parents and their daughter in 20 years their joy can be imagined. Mr. and Mrs. Callor will entertain on Christmas day with a turkey dinner, among the guests being the hostess' cousin, Miss Gladys M. Tilley, also of Indiana, but who is teaching in the Pasadena schools this winter. White Gift Service The Christian Sunday school will present a White Gift service Sunday evening in which every class will participate with a program number and an offering. The choir, under H. Easton-Jenner, has arranged special numbers for the occasion and will open the program with one of them. Scripture reading and prayer by the pastor; another song by the choir will bring the program to the point where the Beginners department will have a march and present their offerings. Following is a song by the Primary class, exercise by Mrs. Belshaw's class, dialogue and song by the Junior class; song by the Intermediate class; reading from Mrs. Matthew's class; song by Daughters of Ruth reading by junior pupil, solo, by Mrs. Carlin, representing the Indies' class and musical ensemble by the Women's Union. After the supper and get acquainted meeting the business for the quarter will be in order, receiving reports from each department, and especially the envelopes and report of the Building and Savings Fund campaign. This work is in charge of M. E. Simona and the purpose of the fund is by each member pledging one cent or more a day to secure a savings fund so that as soon as the time and opportunity presents itself that the church may secure a building site. Rev. H. B. Foskett, field missionary for the state Baptists convention and acting pastor of the local church will be present and have charge of the meeting. The business will be of great interest to all interested in Baptists work in Anaheim, and the get acquainted spirit will prevail. Zion Christmas Program In dialogue, story and song the promises, fulfillment, and effect of the glad Christmas time and how it was brot about will be held by the children of Zion Lutheran church Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. G. H. Grefe has charge of the music, of which there are many numbers. All the children will be given a present from the big Christmas tree, which is now in process of erection and trimming. Regular Christmas sermon Monday morning at 10:30 with the pastor in the pulpit and on Monday morning at 10:30 Rev. Theiss, of Olive will preach. The Sunday morning service will be as usual. Fine Christmas Present Mr. and Mrs. John Kahlen, Jr., are parents of a 9½ pound son, their first child, who made his advent into the world Thursday, Dec. 21. Mr. and Mrs. Kahlen reside east of Anaheim and are receiving congratulations fro ma large circle of friends here and in Orange; where as Miss Wyneken, the young mother passed her girlhood. Dinner Party Tomorrow Among the delightful dinner parties tomorrow evening will be the one at which Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Schletter will preside. Covers will be laid for Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Herzler and daughter, Anita George Rains, Walter Funck, and M. J. Schletter family. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Pickering and Alfred Hamilton will be Xmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McDonald. Sunday first shopping PROPRIATE GIFTS THE FAMILY rmacy Anaheim will open the program with one of them. Scripture reading and prayer by the pastor; another song by the choir will bring the program to the point where the Beginners department will have a march and present their offerings. Following is a song by the Primary class, exercise by Mrs. Belshaw's class, dialogue and song by the Junior class; song by the Intermediate class; reading from Mrs. Matthew's class; song by Daughters of Ruth reading by junior pupil, solo, by Mrs. Carlin, representing the Indies' class and a musical number by the men's class. As each class is represented on the program, the offering of the organization will be made. The program will begin at 7 o'clock and it is hoped all who possibly can will get out to enjoy the pleasure of giving as well as receiving. Wishing you all a "Merry Christmas" and a Turkey Dinner. Edmiston Grocery 116 N. Los Angeles St. We Deliver Phone 219 PAGE ELEPHANT TY AMONG EMPLOYES MERRY CHRISTMAS And rest assured we have appreciated your patronage during the past year. OPEN SUNDAY GIBSON'S DRUG STORE At Your Service 169 W. Center Phone 73 Anaheim La Palma Cafeteria Anaheim 224 E. Center St. Phone 3-J XMAS DINNER $1.00 Per Plate Shrimp Salad Relishes Celery Calif. Ripe Olives XMAS DINNER $1.00 Per Plate Shrimp Salad Relishes Celery Calif. Ripe Olives Soup Consomme Printimiere Roast Young Turkey, Dressing, Cranberry Jelly, Baked Goose, with Baked Apples. Vegetables Whipped Potatoes Candied Sweet Potatoes Creamed Peas Sweet Entree Calif. Fruit Pudding Caramel Sauce Desserts and Pastries Home Made Mince Pie, Pumpkin Pie Apple Pie Ice Cream Tea Coffee Milk Service from 11 A.M. to 8 P.M. Plain Dealer Want Ads Will Bring Results Merry Christmas Merry Christmas MAY HAPPINESS AND PROSPERITY BE YOUR PORTION IN 1923 EVEN AS THE TIES OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP ARE STRENGTHENED DURING THE HOLIDAY SEASON, SO MAY OUR BUSINESS ASSOCIATIONS GROW IN MUTUAL ACCORD AND CONFIDENCE. ACCEPT OUR SINCEREST WISH THAT THE BLESSINGS OF HAP-PINESS AND PROSPERITY MAY CONTINUE TO REST UPON YOU. Dunham & Knipe 162 W. Center St. Anaheim With Louis Danz