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CORPS TO ENTER IN FLAG DRILL AWARD CONTEST. THE all day meeting of the A. B. Paul, W. R. C. was filled with pleasure and benefit as much of the time was devoted to rehearsal for the flag drill which will feature the federation meeting November 6. The ladies composing the drill team are the Mesdames Mattie Thompson, Leah Houseley, Abbie McMillen, Miss Elizabeth Mang, the Mesdames Mamie Brumagin, Ida J. Hughes, Clara Heying, Augusta Hussman, Alma Pressel, Pearl Fergus, Mary Nyien, Louise Oelke, Carrie A. Mawa, Ida Heying and Miss Minnie Mang. The sixteen are anxious to execute the ceremony perfectly as they will be visited October 16 by Mrs. Ella M. French, department inspector, Mrs. Alpha M. Dahl will pay her official visit at the same time. Two members Mrs. Carrie Recknor and Mrs. E. E. Ingram were initiated yesterday and two new names received by transfer. Five made application for membership. The luncheon at the noon hour was a pleasant period for relaxation and informality. Will Enter Float To stimulate interest and attendance in the American Legion Auxiliary it was decided at the meeting last evening to serve refreshments Americanization Work To start the ball rolling for definite assistance to the children of Palm-st school, members of the W. C. T. U. of Anaheim, after hearing the excellent talk by Miss Tracey, one of the teachers of the school, laid plans for serving a cup of hot chocolate each day to the 250 Mexican children. The ladies have further plans also, among them being the contemplated donation of 50 little tin cups in which to serve the chocolate or other nourishing liquids which are sometimes provided. Americanization work particularly in the sugar factory district, will be zealously pursued. The attendance at the meeting, which was with Mrs. T. H. Walker, was very good indeed. Mrs. Estella Harper, county president, reported the recent state executive meeting. Arrangements were made to adopt the portion of work as laid out by officers for this particular section. That Miss Tracey's talk was especially fine, was the unanimous report from the ladies and that more audiences might hear her message is the ardent wish of the local organization. More Help for Japan The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church will resume meetings tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. They will plan next year's program and choose delegates for the Auxiliary meeting in Los Angles, Oct. 9. The Los Angeles meeting will discuss more help for the Episcopal church. Two members Mrs. Carrie Recknor and Mrs. E. E. Ingram, were initiated yesterday and two new names received by transfer. Five made application for membership. The luncheon at the noon hour was a pleasant period for relaxation and informality. Will Enter Float To stimulate interest and attendance in the American Legion Auxiliary it was decided at the meeting last evening to serve refreshments and to supply entertainment each meeting night. Mrs. W. C. Carle and Gus Prescott were placed on the entertainment committee, and Mrs. Harry Carter and Mrs. H. D. Akerman are on the entertainment committee. It was decided to enter a float in the Armistice day parade, which will be held this year Monday, Nov. 12, in Orange. The float will be entitled "Liberty's First Note." As Mrs. Hebson, who has been ill several weeks, was not able to be in her place as president, Mrs. Florence Smith, vice president, presided. Mrs. Long Coming Mrs. Hattie Long will be at the First Spiritualist church Thursday at 2:30 and 7:20, to conduct services. Married Eleven Years A date of importance to Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Weaver, their eleventh wedding anniversary, was marked last evening with a chicken dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Weaver and son Leland, and daughter, Myona May, and the host and hostess and their three children, Flora Wesley and Paul, dined together and later in the evening were joined by Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gibson. The guests presented Mr. and Mrs. Weaver with a crystal water set as a souvenir of the anniversary. The evening of conversation of happenings during the interval of 11 years brought back many memories and occasions of rare pleasure. Ladies' Aid Tomorrow The Ladies Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will hold the regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the parish hall with Mrs. C. Brenner entertaining. Bible Study Class The interdenominational Bible Study class will meet tomorrow as usual in the Presbyterian church, with Mrs. Jane Wilson as leader. Everyone is cordially invited. More Help for Japan The Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal church will resume meetings tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. They will plan next year's program and choose delegates for the Auxiliary meeting in Los Angeles, Oct. 9. The Los Angeles meeting will discuss more help for the Episcopal church in Tokio where the cathedral, all the churches and residences, the famous St. Luke's hospital, the university and schools and other institutions were destroyed. The Women's Guild has postponed the lawn fete and bazaar to have been held at Mrs. J. Helmson's home this week. Other arrangements will be made at the meeting Friday. The Altar Guild will meet Saturday afternoon at the church when the rector will speak on ecclesiastical art and history. First Sixteen Meeting The first fall meeting of the Sixteen club brot out almost the entire membership yesterday at the home of Mrs. Sophla Stock. The afternoon pleasantly progressed with five hundred, the three highest prizes being won by Mrs. Sackett, first; Mrs. Stock, second; Mrs. Backs, third; Mrs. Kellenberger won a clever consolation prize. Late in the afternoon, Mrs. Stock served luncheon. Members and guests included the Mesdames J. W. Sackett, Sophia Stock, Joe Dacks, J. H. Kellenberger, A. F. Nowotny, A. K. Dahl, F. M. Eden, L. Dahlman, John Cook, W.H. Houts, W.P. Quarton L.Z.Kroeger, E.E.Brus,A.D.Erickson,J.H.Boege. Entertains for Daughter Mrs. George Fendley entertained informally yesterday afternoon for her daughter, Mrs.J.P.McCandless, who has but recently come to Anaheim with her daughter, Joan, from St.Joseph, Kansas. Enjoying the hospitality of the Fendley home were the Mesdames Claude West,Henry Havey, Will Schneider,George M.Tedrick,Fred Weisel,j.R.Abernathy,Frank Dolto,A.William,Harold Harlin,Paul Tedrick,Claude ThompsonW.E.Duckworth,Long Beach,andH.B.Garrison,Hollywood. Bankerettes to Beach Home A dozen and one members of the Bankerettes club went to Long Beach last evening where they were the ardent wish of the local organization. Adopt India Mrs.H.G.Carlino terday to the member's Missionary Society church.The sed two children will send money to port the children. A book review was the life of Dr.Shaw written by Mrs.Shee Mrs.Cartin and gave solos for the guests.Dainty reserved late in the alm. Sidney Jackson is home on South Measy. Miss Joan McDaughter of Mrs.G.passing several days with her aunt,Mrs.Claude Lane of P.Mr and Mrs.E.W.New patients at:C.S.Mathew Wm.O.Connor,Dand Mrs.E.M.Eve Miss Beulah Allee is the guest of Dr.son. Mr. and Mrs.Clied yesterday at Lone Mr. and Mrs.Gem moved from N.Z.Clementine street. Mr. and Mrs.M Watertown,S.Dalthe O'Toole home.with a view of locatDr.J.P.Brassat trip to Los Angeles. Fullerton T.A.Cowan,cle Fe office in Fullerton mated to ticket at San Diego office and tomorrow to assume A.F.Freeman of has arrived to take lerton. A series of evans is being conducted First Christian churcy by John Le Grange,a large attendance Francis Lonesz The Ladies Aid society of Grace Lutheran church will hold the regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. in the parish hall with Mrs. C. Brenner entertaining. Bible Study Class The interdenominational Bible Study class will meet tomorrow as usual in the Presbyterian church, with Mrs. June Wilson as leader. Everyone is cordially invited. Making Official Visits Mrs. Carrie A. Mawe and Mrs. Ida Hughes are in Long Beach today where they will attend inspection of the Women's Relief corps. Mrs. Alpha M. Daul, department president and Mrs. Ella M. French, department inspector, are paying their official visits to the southland and the organizations are combining sociability with business at all the meetings. Hotel Valencia Guests C. V. Heisler, J. B. Pemberton, H. A. Hartenson, J. A. Ludwig, A. R. Talbert, James Arkes, F. P. Russell, Horace Hanks, and B. F. Shults, Los Angeles; S. M. Eitinger, Chicago; and Theodore Idtse, Pasadena. Notice to Herman Sisters The monthly social of the Herman Sisters will be held Thursday, Oct. 4, at 7 p.m. in Concordia hall for the purpose of electing officers. All members are kindly requested to attend this important meeting. PLEATING All latest styles done at my plant 121 E. Center St. Anaheim Telephone 903 MME, PARKS Hemstitching Bankerettes to Beach Home A dozen and one members of the Bankerettes club went to Long Beach last evening where they were the guests of Mrs. George Vormellion, nee Miss Hazel Rainey. The girls took their embroidery work and with happy conversation, the evening hours passed quickly on until time for dainty refreshments served at a late hour. Enjoying the trip were Misses Wilhelmine Zitzim, Murie Gossett, Maresta Westphal, Thelma Strathman, Ethel Harling, Grace Johnson, Gladys Cottrell, Leora Healton, Stella Bastian, Lucille Bastian, Helen Webb, Mrs. C. B. Goodson and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward. Dinner for Tennesseeans Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Miller of Olive-st, entertained yesterday in honor of Mrs. Genevieve Galbraith and Mrs. Adrian L. Chavannes, of Tennessee. Those invited were Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chavannes, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Sharp, of Anaheim. A delicious dinner was served. The table decorations were white carnations with white and yellow place cards. A delightful evening was spent in conversation and music. Sounds Mysterious Chat 'En Seau club will meet tomorrow evening with Mrs. Gus Prescott on N. West-st. All members are requested to be present and they are also reminded to wear an apron. CHICHESTER S PILLS THE DIAMOND BRAND Ladies Ask your Dress by Pierre de la Croix Pile de la Croix is a brand of ladies' dresses made by Pierre de la Croix in Paris. Take no other but your Pierre de la Croix diamond brand pillow. You can buy Pierre de la Croix diamond brand pillow online or at a store. SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWEEK. Fullerton T. A. Cowan, clerk Fe office in Fullerton moved to ticket office at San Diego office and tomorrow to assume A. F. Freeman of has arrived to take lerton. A series of events is being conducted by First Christian church by John Le Grange, a large attendance. Francis Lopez, and Frank William yesterday on the ch railroad fare, and w 30 days each in the jail by Judge Frene Passengers leaving the Santa Fe from points east included Bellplain, Kan.; M Tonopah, Nev., and wife Gentry, Ark. C. A. Marcey, Fu school superintendent in Los Angeles. GERMAN EXTINCTION AMSTERDAM, Germany German crown living in exile upon Wieringen, departed known and mysterious The ex-crown princed by the burgomen as he crossed to A courier had arrived gen from Munich Me dentally with dispatch the nationalist movement FOR RESULTS—Tr Want-ad. 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Straight panels back and front with fullness on the sides is shown. Crocheted buttons and black satin ribbons are the trimming. Flesh Adopt India Children Mrs. H. G. Carlin was hortess yesterday to the members of the Women's Missionary Society of the Christian church. The society has adopted two children in India and they will send money to the east to support the children. A book review was also given on the life of Dr. Shelton which was written by Mrs. Shelton. Mrs. Carlin and Mrs. Dickenson gave solos for the pleasure of the guests. Dainty refreshments were served late in the afternoon. TWIN CITIES GET CHEAPER GASOLINE MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 3.—Independent gasoline distributors today met a cut of 2¢ a gallon made by Standard Oil last night, giving Minneapolis and St. Paul autoists the cheapest gas they have enjoyed for 14 years. Gas is 14.9¢ a gallon retail today. It was 16.9¢ yesterday and 23.5¢ August 15, before the first big slash. AT THE HOTEL PLEASANT R. E. Hildebran, Leslie B. Harris, H. Larsen, Earl A. Lyon, F. P. Steed, and G. E. Main, Los Angles; C. N. Walker, Santa Paula; C. R. Winslow, Wilmington; A M. Mills, Riverside; and the Misses L. and M. Clabush, Detroit, Mich. Marriage Licenses Jesse J. Gentry, 38, and Ada A. Speers, 16, both of Garden Grove. City Briefs Sidney Jackson is confined to his home on South Melrose with quinny. Miss Joan McCandless, granddaughter of Mrs. George Fendley, is passing several days in Hollywood with her aunt, Mrs. H. B. Garrison. Claude Lane of Pomona is visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gaddis. New patients at the local sanitarium: C. S. Matthewson, Anaheim; Wm. O'Connor, Dominican school, and Mrs. E. M. Everett, Fullerton. Miss Beulah Allen of Los Angeles is the guest of Dr. Leota P. Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Wilson passed yesterday at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. George Meade have moved from N. Zeyn street to N. Clementine street. Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Johnson of Watertown, S. Dak., are guests at the O'Toole home. They are here with a view of locating. Dr. J. P. Brastad made a business trip to Los Angeles today. Fullerton Briefs T. A. Cowan, clerk at the Santa Fe office in Fullerton, has been promoted to ticket accountant at the San Diego office and expects to leave tomorrow to assume his new duties. A. F. Freeman of Stillwater, Okla., has arrived to take his place at Fullerton. A series of evangelistic meetings is being conducted this week at the First Christian church in Fullerton by John Le Grange. There has been a large attendance. "We Must Have a Dim Room Like That!" E was escorting his fiancé T. A. Cowan, clerk at the Santa Fe office in Fullerton, has been promoted to ticket accountant at the San Diego office and expects to leave tomorrow to assume his new duties. A. F. Freeman of Stillwater, Okla., has arrived to take his place at Fullerton. A series of evangelistic meetings is being conducted this week at the First Christian church in Fullerton by John Le Grange. There has been a large attendance. Francis Lopez, Ernest Angiano and Frank Williams were arrested yesterday on the charge of evading railroad fare, and were sentenced to 30 days each in the Orange county jail by Judge French. Passengers leaving recently over the Santa Fe from Fullerton for points east include: Bessie Bryant, Bellplain, Kan.; Mrs. U. S. Glaze, Tonopah, Nev., and M. C. Morris and wife, Gentry, Ark. C. A. Marcey, Fullerton grammar school superintendent, spent today in Los Angeles. GERMAN EX-CROWN PRINCE LEAVES AMSTERDAM, Oct. 3. — The former German crown prince, who is living in exile upon the island of Wieringen, departed today for an unknown and mysterious destination. The ex-crown prince was accompanied by the burgomaster of Wieringen as he crossed to the mainland. A courier had arrived at Wieringen from Munich Monday night, evidently with dispatches bearing upon the nationalist movement in Bavaria. FOR RESULTS—Try a Plain Dealer Want-ad. 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