oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-09

FULLERTON LOSES CASABA PLAYOFF Fullerton HI boys basketball squad lost to Chino 28 to 22 in the semifinals for the So. Calif. championship game last evening. Fullerton was handicapped by absence of two of the best players thru sickness. Fullerton put up a strong fight but the winning team proved superior throut the fray. Chino casaba shooters were ahead 17 to 12 at the end of the first half. Dominquez and Timberland did stellar work throut. By this victory, Chino won the right to meet the victor of the Alhambra-Huntington Park battle. COMMUNITY PARLEYS WASHINGTON, March 9—Industrial and community conferences will be held in a number of cities, mostly in the south, under the direction of the Commission on the church and social service of the Federal Council of Churches, according to announcement made today. Conferences will be conducted at Cincinnati, New Orleans, and Kansas City. One has already been held in Norfolk. Chattanooga has asked for a meeting and plans are being discussed for holding conferences in Dallas, Fort Worth, Houston and San Antonio later. It is probable that a series of meetings will be held in the southwest beginning at Pueblo and going as far as Sap Dlego. Dr. Worth M. Tippy, secretary of the Commission, will be accompanied by the Social Service secretaries of several communions. The plans besides calling for a set program, provide that addresses be given before luncheon clubs, labor tempules, chambers of commerce, social workers' councils, colleges and women's clubs. Among the topics will be: "The Social Program of a Seven-Day Church", "A Concerted Socian Program for a City", "Delinquents", and "The Organization and Administration of a Church Staff." CHAFING DISH PARTY Miss Margaret Goldie and her mother entertained at their home on W. Amerige-ave., Fullerton, last eve. GROFF ESTATE $5000 The estate of Jemima K. Groff, deceased, amounts to approximately $5000, according to the inventory and appraisement filed today with the County Clerk. OWNS ORANGE CO. NURSERY Karl Kohl in a paper filed today declared himself the only owner of the Orange-co Nursery, at $29 N. Los Angeles-st. Fourteen hundred fifty piles, from 46 to 70 feet long and treated by a cement gun, were used with success to take the place of reinforced cement at the port of Tacoma, Wash. The person who will not take time to rest, in the midst of strenuous labors, soon may go to everlasting rest in the cemetery. Tonight - Sat March 9th and 10th Beginning at FREE Moving Picto 1—“Touring the Missions” 2—You Win A Maxwell Feature Full of 3—See Yourself in the M The plans besides calling for a set program, provide that addresses be given before luncheon clubs, labor tempules, chambers of commerce, social workers' councils, colleges and women's clubs. Among the topics will be: "The Social Program of a Seven-Day Church", "A Concerted Socian Program for a City", "Dellquents", and "The Organization and Administration of a Church Staff." CHAFING DISH PARTY Miss Margaret Goldle and her mother entertained at their home on W. Amerige-ave., Fullerton, last evening. The time was spent in playing games and visiting, the purpose being to organize a club. A chafing dish party was served at 11 o'clock. Guests included Ethel Evans, Stanley Berkey, Alberta Oswald, Eddie Stoffal, Gladys Rowland, Charles Peckham and Ted Corcoran. Most powerful high-pressure steam engine in the world was built for the Cargo-Fleet Iron Company of England and develops 25,000 horsepower at 140 revolutions a minute, with steam at 190 pounds. Fool's cap paper was first named in the time of Charles E., when a shee: having a fool's cap and bells for a watermark was used in place of stationery having the royal arms, in derision of the monarch. Mountains of the Pacific Coast and in a great belt which reaches across Asia and the Mediterranean, are alive and still growing, while these of the Atlantic Coast are dead, says Dr. Barley Willis, professor of Geology at Stanford University. Good roads were carried to a high state of perfection by the Romans. at Weber's Close Out Sale Of our Odd Lines BOXED WRITING 1—“Touring the Missions” 2—You Win A Maxwell Feature Full of 3—See Yourself in the M We will show this film made ton 2 years ago THE BOYS AND GIRLS OF THE ERTON SCHOOLS—THE BIBLE CLASS AND THEIR CLOSE UPS OF F. C. Krause, C. C. Chapman Thamer, G. W. Finch, Harry L. A. Moore, “Bill” Irwin, Ralph H John T. Houser, ."Billy" Wic Dierker, Emmanuel Smith. This is the Last Time this Film be shown —"YOU'D BETTER CON—at the Salesroom of— R. G. Adar 201 So. 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