oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-03

TWINS, BUT FOR TWO YEARS, HAVE HAPPY SURPRISE A GENUINE surprise party was "put over" on Miss Nancy Louise Burrows, 13, and George Burrows, her brother, 15, whose birthdays come on the same day, by their mother, Mrs. C. W. Burrows. The daughter was attending a party in the afternoon, and although she knew of preparation for festivities at her home, she thought it was for her mother's church friends. The son, who obligingly assisted his mother at home, thought the affair was for his sister, so both were happily surprised. The party hours were from 7 to 10. Each honoree had a table from which were served a two-course lunchoon after jolly good wishes and games. Each table had a pretty centerpiece of pink and green flowers and candy cups were in pink. The tables were placed in the summer house, which was very prettily decorated for the occasion. The guests included the Sunday school friends of the two young folk and were the Misses Anna Brown, Norma Armbrust, Mary Louise Gott, Helen Smith, Eleanor Marsh, Roberta Elley, Thalia Carney, and Fay and Floy Ballou. The toys were Lee McKinney, John Eley, Sam Gott, Cleland Alsip, David Malibty, Robert Maltby, Melvin Burrows. The grown-ups were Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, the latter Miss Naney's teacher and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Malby, the former being George's teacher, Mr. and Mrs. L. McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. Burrows. Daddy Buys Face Powder Three-year-old Miss Ruth Winifred Perry is a typical modern young lady and a precocious one, too. A few days ago when her mother was out, she climbed upon a chair and In Mexico on Business Dr. W. W. Adane, who returned but two weeks ago from a business trip into Mexico, is again on the way to the southern country, intending to be absent about 10 days. His sister, Mrs. L. J. Cook and son, J. H. Cook, who made the former trip with him, have decided to remain in the southland and will locate in Long Beach for the present. Mrs. J. H. Crook and the two daughters, who are at the old home in Canada, will join them soon in the new home. BIRTHDAY GIVES INCENTIVE FOR JOLLY SURPRISE A HAPPY compliment was paid Miss Mae Poierier last evening when she was greeted by a coterie of Mr. and Mrs. George J. Poierier, parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Poierier, S. Melrose-at this being her natal day. The affair, a complete surprise, was planned by the honoree's parents and Ray Lazzarroni. Miss Poierier received many beautiful gifts that will find a place of honor in her home. Games were played and music was enjoyed throughout the evening. A prettily appointed birthday luncheon was served from the dining table. The attractive birthday cake was adorned with 19 candles and brick ice cream, with the initial "M" was served for refreshments. Participating in the surprise were Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Poierier, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Misses Catherine and Patricia Huarte, Helen and Irene Marsh, Adaline and Dorothy Eleolitz, Ida Marie Daley, Lorena Poierier, Messrs Joe Huarte, Edwin Daley, Robert Pelitzer, William Bertles, Tony Hund, Julius and Clarence Kluthe, Albert Steichen, David Marsh, Ray Lazzarroni, and the honoree, Mae Poierier. COUPPING HOME SISTER A Wedding most simply the present cupids and couple was Steffens at of the bride. The bride gown and caught at of orange bridal boogie Mrs. Scott helm when time and the people of which she past severen played at t. After a Mrs. Scott heim where friends. Visits Mr. and Lincoln, N.B., Miller; guests yes and family They went short visit week for having put formin with geles. Mr. Mill Alspin, David Malby, Robert Malby, Melvin Burrows. The grown-ups were Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins, the latter Miss Nahey's teacher and Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Malby, the former being George's teacher, Mr. and Mrs. L. McKinney and Mr. and Mrs. Burrows. Daddy Buys Face Powder Three-year-old Miss Ruth Winifred Perry is a typical modern young lady and a precocious one, too. A few days ago when her mother was out, she climbed upon a chair and asked the telephone operator for 96, to talk to her "Daddy," she said. Obligingly given the number, she confided to "Daddy" that she wanted some face powder. Being an indulgent father he hastened to make the purchase and carried it home with dutiful care. Of course Ruth was happy and now feels that she has started "Daddy" upon a career as her purchasing agent of future feminine beautifiers. Dr. Raiche to Address Club Dr. Bessica F. Raiche, county chairman of public health and social welfare committees, will be the principal speaker at the meeting of the Santa Ana Women's club to be held next Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. E. Talbott, in Santa Ana. Dr. Raiche will talk of health problems and review what has been done both in this country and abroad along public health lines during the past several months. Hotel Valencia Guests New guests at Hotel Valencia include; San Pedro; Clayton W. Cook, Wascoff K. L. Martin, Lost Hills; W. W. Manspeaker, G. C. Smith, E. M. Hudson, F. M. Tibbetta, E. L. Schmidt, W. H. Davis, M. M. Squires, C. B. Schoomaker, Vernon Ellis and George M. Wessel, Los Angeles; R. F. Lee, Bakersfield; E. P. Ferguson, Cincinnati; H. Gray, San Francisco; A. B. Smith San Pedro; Karl Martin; Riverside; A. E. Crystal, Vacaville; J. C. Dunn and C. M. Casuf, San Diego, and R. P. Crittenden, Long Beach. Other guests include: R. R. Alderson and wife, Miss I. Murra, G. N. Randell, R. A. Potta, Mrs. M. L. Hargrave, A. L. Jordan, M. B. Haver, Frank J. Murray, W. Taylor, V. E. Freeman, Miss Margaria Welsh, Mrs. Bamlick, R. Boyd, Paul Fredill, G. H. Kaufman and wife, W. H. Bell, Hanson King and wife, Mrs., C. A. Marsh. Any Universal Installed Any Universal Installed Free This Week That is, we will deliver, set up and connect any Universal, making it ready for immediate use. A small down payment and then take a year to pay the balance. UNIVERSAL GAS RANGE Come in and see the Universal Safety Gas Economizer and Oven Burner, which heats oven to baking temperature in 5 minutes. It saves 1-3 of your gas. The New Universal Mercury Thermometer shown at right is accurate to a fraction of a degree. Recipes can easily be followed. Instit upon having Aluminum Fused Hust Proof Oven Linings. They add years of life to your gas range. See the streamline body, period design legs, cast iron front and top and full size sanitary cooking top. These features can be had only on the Universal. Think what such conveniences mean to you. Prices and terms are reasonable. Come in tomorrow and see the Universal Gas Range. J. A. LIEB 111 E. Chartress Anaheim Phone 531 THE WOMAN'S PACE OF THE PLAIN DEALER, MARCH, 3, 1923 Business who returned on a business gain on the country, intending to leave in Long Mrs. J. H. terg, who are dea, will join home. WES FOR RPRISE was paid last evening at a coterie of J. Poier, J. Poier, her natal reprise, her parents' parents' Miss Polrier gifts that monor in her and music was ing. and birthday in the dining birthday cake candles and initial "M" ents. Surprise were Mr. and Mrs. Father and motherline and and Irene Thy Elholtz, ana Poier, win Daley, Bertiles, Tony rence Kluthe, Marsh, Ray monorce, Mae COUPLE WEDS AT. HOME OF BRIDE'S. SISTER IN ORANGE A WEDDING of interest which united two Anaheim young folk, was solmnized at 7:30 at Orange last evening by Rev. H. G. Schmelzer when Miss Lena Bentzen became the bride of Paul Scott, at the home of the bride's sister, Mrs. Albert Rohrer. The wedding ceremony was of utmost simplicity and was performed in the presence of relatives of the principals and most intimate friends. The couple was attended by Miss Alma Steffens and Fred Bentzen, brother of the bride. The bride wore an attractive white gown and trailing veil which was caught at the crown with a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried a bridal bouquet. Mrs. Scott is well known in Anaheim where she has lived for a long time and is popular among the young people of the Zion Lutheran church of which she is a member. For the past several months she has been employed at the Boston Bakery. After a short honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Scott will be at home in Anaheim where they will welcome their friends. Visits Daughter Often Mr. and Mrs. George Junkin, of Lincoln, Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Miller, Red Oak, In., were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. H. D. Cook and family of, South Los Angeles-st. They went on to San Diego for a short visit before leaving early next week for their eastern homes, after having passed the winter in California, with headquarters in Los Angeles. Mr. Miller is Mrs. Cook's father, and he has been coming to California. Northern-Cousins Call The Degryse family was happily surprised last evening when a number of their cousins dropped in for dinner and to pass the evening. The guests included Warren Houlihan, Cathay; Mrs. Harry D. Fury, Alameda; Mrs. Frank Fleming and two daughters of Pomona. They all returned to Pomona last evening where they will be guests at the Fleming home for several days. City Briefs G. M. Simpson and E. H. Metcalf are spending the week-end looking over ranching interests at Del Mar. P. J. Brady of Taft is expected to visit his son, P. V. Brady of Anaheim over Sunday. Ed Marion, local constable, has accepted the position as special deputy sheriff tendered him by Sheriff Jerigan. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Eygabroad, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilmsen and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Stearns spent Friday with old Dakota acquaintances in Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Blakemore of Long Beach were the guests of relatives in Anaheim yesterday. Mrs. Baxler and daughter are the week-end guests of the E. H. Heying family. Mrs. Willain Heying of Baldwin Park is passing the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. L. Cox. Miss Emeline Houts of U. S. C. is the guests of her parents over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramm and son Albert made a business and pleasure visit in Los Angeles yesterday. Herbert Messersmith and E. Haney have returned from the Perris Valley where they have just installed a Standard Deep pump on a ranch. The pump is manufactured in Anaheim. RED CARNATIONS GRACE HOME FOR CLUB MEETING SPICY red carnations and ferns lie their fragrance and beauty yester day as effectively used by Mrs. Gray Adkins, who was hostess to the Mon Carlo club. The dozen members played energetically for some hours, his score being made by Mrs. William Jackson. Over refreshments, which we most daintly and appetizing, the ladies hold an interesting discussion of the games and each explained to the other just why she did not make up the winning plays, instead of Mrs. Jackson, a "post mortem" of the game as it were. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Alexander on the fifth Friday in April. Playing yesterdays were the Meadanes, J. A. Clayes, E. Alexander, Sr., W. B. Holland Ralph Mana, W. W. Mantar, Al Heung; Edgar Hartung; D. Jessurin; H. Sidam, Wm. Jackson; J. H. Gauntt and the hostess. BREA NEWS BREA, March 3—(Spil.)—M Gibson on Redwood ave.; in Laurel Heights was taken to the Oran County Hospital Saturday evening She was afflicted with racematitis Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Stanger spied Sunday in Torrance visiting their son W.H. Stanger and wife and they all went to Mrs.J.Moores and had dinner Mr. and Mrs.Estees and daughn Opal were Anaheim visitors Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.John H.Bess had moved into the attractive little bus galow at 214 1-2 S.Walnut-st.fro Eucalypt-st.-st Visits Daughter Often Mr. and Mrs. George Junkin of Lincoln, Neb., and Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Miller, Red Oak, Ia., were dinner guests yesterday of Mrs. H. D. Cook and family, of South Los Angeles-st. They went on to San Diego for a short visit before leaving early next week for their eastern homes, after having passed the winter in California, with headquarters in Los Angeles. Mr. Miller is Mrs. Cook's father, and he has been coming to California since 1882. He is aged almost 83 years, and in as spry as any of the boys. After having made 114 journeys across the U.S. he admits he likes it. Girls Have Jolly Evening A happy crowd of girls was entertained last evening by Miss Lillian Degryse. The girls brought their fancy work and with conversation the hours passed out, Music, and singing was also enjoyed. A two-curse luncheon served at which covers were placed for the following: Miss Edytha Hayward, Clara Heinze, Florence Meeker, Florence Hess, Mildred Kemp, Lena Campbell, Leona and Catherine Van Boovan and hostess Lillian Degryse. CARD OF THANKS We desire to thank the friends who were so kind and whose sympathy was greatly appreciated in the loss of our dear son and brother. Also for the beautiful flowers, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Yorde and family. STOPS ITCHING INSTANTLY ECZEMINE JOYNER Wonderful discovery for exquisite skin disses. No grungy, no 91 and 22 bottles recommended and sold by Heyin's Pharmacy Ask for list of JOYNER REMEDIES Fullerton Briefs John McMain of Atriaia who has been in the Fullerton hospital went home today. S. N. Billingsby left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Amarillo, Texas. Fullerton members of the Mutual Orange Distributors attend the banquet tonight at St. Ann's Inn in Santa Ana, where a special program has been arranged. They plan a trip to Catalina tomorrow in a Burgess launch from Balboa. MOVE CATROLIC CHURCH Fullerton Catholic church building is being moved from the corner of Commonworth and Malden-ares to Weekend guest of the E. H. Heyning family. Mrs. Willain Heying of Baldwin Park is passing the week-end with her daughter, Mrs. L. Cox. Ms. Emanline Houts of U. S. C. is the guests of her parents over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramm and son Albert, made a business and pleasure visit in Los Angeles yesterday. Herbert Messermith and D. Haney have returned from the Perris Valley where they have just installed a Standard Deep pump on a ranch. The pump is manufactured in Anahaim and is giving great satisfaction wherever it is in use. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Adams and daughters, Mrs. Frank Fine and Miss Leota Adams, all of Fillmore, have returned to their home after a short visit with Dr. W. W. Adams and Mrs. Frank Perry and family. They attended the orange show in San Bernardino during the visit. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Hayden of Los Angeles; Mrs. Nancy Hayden and Mrs. Cora Belt, of San Bernardino, were dinner guests today at the home of their relatives, Dr. and Mrs. H.G. Carlin. Marriage licenses have been issued to Fred E. Schaeffer of Los Angeles and Miss Hilda Helmer, Kram of Anahaim and to Paul E. Scott and Miss Lena Bentjen, both of Anahaim. The young couple was married yesterday, Carl Trotter of Wallace, Idaho, and Miss Mellie Irwin, of Yorba Linda, also were granted a marriage license. Mrs. D. Sherman of El Dorado, Kan., is the guest of her daughter Mrs. Harry McDonald. Mrs. Sherman accompanied Mr. McDonald on his return home from the eastern state, where he was called recently on account of the illness and death of his mother. W. D. Guess and son, Chandos, of McFarland, Calif., are in Anahaim where they are looking for a business location. They made the trip by auto. Mrs. Kunnett Cooper and Mrs. A.E Clark and son Albert motored to Long Beach yesterday where they visited friends. Miss Luila Goble of Los Angeles is the week-end guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Goble. Mrs. O.N. Thornton spent Sunday with J.W. Wilson and family on Madrona-ave. Mrs. Cox accompanied her sister Mrs.Kelly and husband to Taft Sunday. Mr.Kelly having been transferred to that place. Mr和 Mrs.C.E Sachs spent the week end with J.R.Sachs at Balboa. Miss Ruth Thornton spent the week-end in Artelaia at the home her mother Mrs.Tornton. Mr.William Hall and William Fees with Mr.Blanchard and sat Behnie, spent Friday night at the Fathers and Sons "HI-Y" banquet held in the cafeteria rooms of Flerton Hitch. A very pretty little gathering at the Sultiff home Wednesday night on Redwood-ave, in Laurel Heights was taken to Oran County Hospital Saturday evening She was afflicted with rheumatism. Mr and Mrs.C.F Stanger spent Sunday in Torrance visiting with their son W.H. Stanger and wife and they all went to Mrs.J.Moores and had dinner. Mr和 Mrs.Estes and daughter Opal were Anaheim visitors Monday afternoon. Mr和 Mrs.John Hess has moved into the attractive little bus galow at 214 1-2 S.Walnut-st.fro Eucalyptus-st. Mr Thomas McKeen wife and two daughters from South Pasadena, we visiting relatives in Brea Sunday an erroneo on Pomona-ave. Mr和 Mrs.W.Muagay daughter Mrs.J.H.Guagy were Santa Ana visitors Monday afternoon Mrs.Frank Evans was an Anaheim visitor Monday. Mr和 Mrs.J.K.Reynolds spent Sunday afternoon at Downey wifi friends,T.R.Crawford and family. Mr和 Mrs.Crowd and children from Missouri are located in the Harry Wincelin house at the press on S.Walnut-st.他们 expect to take cate in Brea permanently. Mrs.Hewit was a Fullerton vior Saturday. Mr和 Mrs.Hess were Fullerton visitors Saturday evening. Mr.Palmer and Will Holmes were Riverside visitors Sunday. W.E.Spier returned home from the hospital Monday and is dolled nicely. Brua regrets losing Mr. and Ms.W.Muagay who have been four months.The returned to Werloo Iowa Tuesday night.The were called home on account of illness of their daughter,Mrs.H.StroudJ.H.Guagy and wife.along with the rest are hoping they will return to Sunny California in the near future. Mr和 Mrs.Hoard from Palmer were Brea visitors Monday at the Muagay home. Mrs.Harris of Anaheim was visiting friends in Brea Monday. Dr.Morberson and wife and daughter Ester from Los Angeles appeared Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.L.Golden at 438 1-2 S.Pomona-avonthe Maxwell tract. Mr.O.N.Thornton spent Sundays with J.W.Wilson and family on Madrona-ave. Mrs.Cox accompanied her sister Mrs.Kelly and husband to Taft Sunday.Mr.Kelly having been transferred to that place. Mr和 Mrs.C.E Sachs spent the week end with J.R.Sachs at Balboa. Miss Ruth Thornton spent the week-end in Artelaia at the home her mother Mrs.Tornton. Mr.William Hall and William Fees with Mr.Blanchard and sat Behnie, spent Friday night at the Fathers and Sons "HI-Y" banquet held in the cafeteria rooms of Flerton Hitch. A very pretty little gathering at the Sultiff home Wednesday night on Redwood-ave, in Laurel Heights was taken to Oran County Hospital Saturday evening She was afflicted with rheumatism. Mr和 Mrs.C.F Stanger spent Sunday in Torrence visiting with their son W.H. Stanger and wife and they all went to Mrs.J.Moores and had dinner. Mr和 Mrs.Estes and daughter Opal were Anahelm visitors Monday afternoon. Mr和 Mrs.John Hess has moved into the attractive little bus galow at 214 1-2 S.Walnut-st.fro Eucalyptus-st. Mr Thomas McKeen wife and two daughters from South Pasadena, we visiting relatives in Brea Sunday an erroneo on Pomona-ave. Mr和 Mrs.W.Muagay who have been four months.The returned to Werloo Iowa Tuesday night.The were called home on account of illness of their daughter,Mrs.H.StroudJ.H.Guagy and wife.along with the rest are hoping they will return to Sunny California in the near future. Mr和 Mrs.Hoard from Palmer were Brea visitors Monday at the Muagay home. Mrs.Harris of Anaheim was visiting friends in Brea Monday. Dr.Morberson and wife and daughter Ester from Los Angeles appeared Sunday with Mr.and Mrs.L.Golden at 438 1-2 S.Pomona-avonthe Maxwell tract. Mr.O.N.Thornton spent Sundays with J.W.Wilson and family on Madrona-ave. Mrs.Cox accompanied her sister Mrs.Kelly and husband to Taft Sunday.Mr.Kelly having been transferred to that place. Mr和 Mrs.C.E Sachs spent the week end with J.R.Sachs at Balboa. Miss Ruth Thornton spent the week-end in Artelaia at the home her mother Mrs.Tornton. Mr.William Hall and William Fees with Mr.Blanchard and sat Behnie, spent Friday night at the Fathers and Sons "HI-Y" banquet held in the cafeteria rooms of Flerton Hitch. A very pretty little gathering at the Sultiff home Wednesday night on Redwood-ave, in Laurel Heights was taken to Oran County Hospital Saturday evening She was afflicted with rheumatism。 Crescent Ice Cream To serve the people of Orange County with pure, delicious ice cream is a business to which we devote the closest attention and untiring effort. The merit of Crescent Ice Cream is shown by an ever increasing demand. Choose the best. CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY Los Angeles CARNATIONS CE HOME FOR CLUB MEETING carnations and ferns lent nagance and beauty yesterfectively used by Mrs. Grace who was hostess to the Monte The dozah members playically for some hours, high g made by Mrs. William freshments, which were and appetizing, the ladies interesting discussion of the each explained to the why she did not make the day, instead of Mrs. Jack, mosten" of the games, meeting will be at the mrs. Alexander on the first April. Playing yesterday Mesdanes, J. A. Clares, W. Sr., W. B. Holland, Ma, W. W. Mantor, Al HevHartung, D. Jessurun, B. Wm. Jackson, J. H. Garthe hostess. EA NEWS March 5—(Sp.)—Mrs. Redwood-ave; in Laurelras taken to the Orange capital Saturday evening; afflicted with rheumatism. Mrs. C. F. Stanger spent Torrence visiting with W. H. Stanger and wife, all went to Mrs. J. O. had dinner. Mrs. Katees and daughter Anaheim visits Monday Mrs. John B. Hess have to the attractive little bun114 1-2 S. Walnut-at. from-st. Classes Entertained The Intermediate Sunday school classes of Calvary Baptist church enjoyed a happy party yesterday when the teachers, D. J. Malthy and Mrs. J. P. Jenkins entertained at the Jenkins home. This also happened to be the birthday anniversary of George and Nancy Burrows and they were made honored guests at the affair. Gamers and various contests were held. A luncheon was enjoyed after the social hour. Guests included George and Nancy Burrows. Theh Carneys John and Roberta Eleg, Lee McKinney, Cleland Alsip, Marie Louise and Sam Gott, Norma Armbrust, Elenora Marsh, Helen Smith, David and Roberta Malthy. Class to Laguna Beach The Zoology class of Anaheim high school went to Laguna Beach today where they will secure specmens for their class work. They took a picnic luncheon along and plan a pleasant, busy day. The young students were accompanied by their class teacher, Miss Lova Holt. AT HOTEL CALIFORNIA New guests at the California Hotel, Fullerton, include: H. B. Tagler, Salt Lake; F. W. Taylor, J. M. Taylor, and R. Bekhaw, Saundra Degei; A. P. Shiploy, Los Angeles; D. Mullender, San Francisco; C. P. Brice, Glendale; C. H. Smith, Yucalpa; and E. C. Howell, Jr.; Bishop. 125 ATTEND "FEED" NOT MISSIONARY TALKS The feature of the big "feed" at the First Methodist church of Fullerton last night was an address by Mrs. Margaret Hatfield of the Crandon Institute, Montevideo, Uruguay, where she was sent by the Women's FATHER AND SON BANQUET SUCCESS The father and son banquet at the First Presbyterian Church last night was largely attended. Spirited singing interrupted the "eats" at intervals. Songs were led by George Chessum county,"Y" secretary, with Daly Hamilton Evans at the piano. Following the supper there were short speeches, Dr. H. A. Johnston spoke on "The Man's Harvest." Dr. McLean on "The Boy and the Church" and George Chessum on "The Pioneer Notchers, A Four-Square Man." The supper, which was prepared by the ladies under the direction of Mrs. Paul Goertsch, was voted a great success. Those present at the supper included: Joseph Pfitzpatrick, Clyde Cupp and father, Safford Minder and father, James Holland; Dale Henley and father, Oscar Gibbs and father, Donald and Max Crawford, Kenneth, Paul and George Sloop, Crawford Cate, Kenneth Walker and father, S. S. Collins, Arthur Coons, Tataka Yano, Chester Hart, A. Morris and father, Donald Dandy and father, John Bovee and father, Clarence Callor and father, Edwin Beebe and father, Robert Marsh and father, Robert Amabry and father; Rector Coons and Theodore Quinton and father; George Chessum county,"Y" secretary; Dr McLean, Presbyterian office, Los Angeles; Dr H. A Johnston, surgeon; B. G. Schlosser, Dale Hamilton Evans, pianist; Ray Elliot, coach,and Paul Goertsch. Insurance Service Your every insurance want cared for J.E.RODDEN 215 First National Bank Bldg' Phone 71 Anaisheim Floors Lald, Scraped and Finished Machine Sanders 125 ATTEND "FEED ON MISSIONARY TALKS" The feature of the big "feed" at the First Methodist church of Fullerton last night was an address by Mrs. Margaret Hatfield of the Crandon Institute, Montevideo, Uruguay, where she was sent by the Women's Foreign Missionary Society. She spoke on conditions in Latin America, pointing out that from the younger generation is being educated in the Christian faith, and is ready to accept the Truth, if they only had the teachers. But she said that there is a great scarcity of teachers. The program also included song numbers by Mrs. R. G. Roltren, Zella Vaughn and Ted Corcoran. A violin solo was given by Rolland Collins, and Mrs. Stevenson was at the head of the devotional part. There were about 125 present. SANTA ANA HOUSE ENTERED The residence of Mary K. Goble of Santa Ana was burgherized of the following articles: One pair men's shoes, one grey cloth suit, one silver brush, mirror and comb, all marked "G"; underwear, black hand-grip, and toilet silver. COUNTY DAIRYMEN MEET Dairymen of the county are meeting today at E. G. Stinson's reach near Orange to discuss problems of the industry. A barbecue is a feature. Mrs. H. W. Mills from Brea Retirement Boarding house was a Brea visitor Monday. --Your Southern Pacific agent —can arrange every detail of a local or transcontinental journey, secure your Pullman accommodations, check your baggage from here to destination, and otherwise help you in your transportation problems, both passenger and freight. —why not do your business here in Anaheim? of a local or transcontinental journey, secure your Pullman accommodations, check your baggage from here to destination, and otherwise help you in your transportation problems, both passenger and freight. —why not do your business here in Anaheim? D. 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