oc-plain-dealer 1923-12-27

GRACE S. SCHOOL CHOOSES HEADS FOR NEXT YEAR THE Sunday School board of Grace Lutheran church elected officers and teachers for the coming year at the meeting last night, and arranged for necessary supplies. A weekly paper for young folks will be sent into every home served by the school. Story books will be presented next Sunday as a reward for all who have been regular in attendance. Officers chosen for next year are superintendent Rev. J. H. Peters; ass't supt. George Goldenstein; enrollment secretary Miss Ethel Lee; treasurer William Gilger; secretaries the Misses Alma Christensen and Minnie Edwardson; librarian Mrs. J. H. Peters; ushers Alfred Schimming and Theodore Puls. Heads of various departments and teachers are: senior deputy J. H. Peters; young people deputy G. E. Heinze and George Goldenstein; intermentist Mrs. H. H. Dickman and Mrs. J. H. Peters; junior Miss Clara Heinze and Mrs. Fred Grin; primary Emma Edwardson, Tillie Puls, Leonard Puls and Ether Lee; beginners Paul and Dotter and Pauline Vetter; cradle roll Mrs. Fred Grimm and Mrs. Martin Larsen. The Sunday school of this thriving organization rapidly outgrew its accommodations in the office and it is but a matter of time when other bungalows must be added to provide room. Four Generations Meet The new home of Harry J. Nylon, on North Olive-st, was the scene of jelly Christmas activities when four generations met at a family gathering in celebration of the happy day. A bountiful turkey dinner with all the accompanying good firn's, was served at noon. Music and games made the afternoon unusually pleasant and resulted in a long to be remembered affair. Covers were placed on the pretty decorated table for J. T. Nylon, Mrs. W. McVicker, Dr and Mrs. E. A. Daniels and children, Miss Pearl Daniels and nieces, of Whittier; Dr. and Mrs. H. Jacoger, Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. V. Ivy and daughter, Arcadia. Dinner Enough For Year Happy echoes of Christmas dinners are yet heard distinctly, among the best of them was the one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Lindley, on Dale-ave. The rooms were very prettily decorated in Christmas colors and a large tree lent its glow and cheer. A fine turkey dinner was served at a seasonable hour, and all the guests agreed it would be another year before they would be ready for another fine dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Miles, Mrs. Guess, Mr. and Mrs. Elrod, of Los Angeles, W.C Long, and Robert Long, Garden Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. A.W.Lindley and family. Two Christmas Birds Mr. and Mrs.M.V.Stewart entertained relatives Xmas day with a delicious meal when turkey and ducks formed the main item on the menu, flanked by other delicacies. Young Ladies Play A large attendance of the Y. L. members turned out for the Christmas party last evening in St. Beniface hall. During the luncheon meeting Miss Marie Robertson, past president, presided. A Christmas tree was the center of attraction and all received a present from jolly old St. Nick. Light refreshments were served late in the evening. Acting as hostesses were Misses Francis Backs, Elizabeth Arnold, Lillian Ahern, Marcia Headley, Lucyille Bastlan, and Mrs. Paul Bock. P. E. O. Meeting With Mrs. J. S. Ward as hostess, BP. P. E. O. heard two especially interesting topics discussed yesterday. The spirit of P. E. O. was handled by Mrs. F. T. Edmiston and the study of the constitution, conducted by Mrs. H. M. Peterson, were both of high value, Miss Beverly Smith was in charge of the music. The Ward home was prettily trimmed with Christmas greens and emblems. Light refreshments were served. '05 Class Reunion All members and former members of the class of '05 of Anaheim Union High school are anticipating the class reunion: Friday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Clark, 420 B. Center-st. A number of the members who have not been to the reunion for several years are expected to be present this year. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Edward C. Barkstrom, Mrs. G. Fleider, C. W. McKee, Jack M. Graham, Hazel M. Patterson, J.R. Truber and N. L. Miller, of Los Angeles; Mary W. Lamtry, Huntington Beach; H. Goodwin, San Diego; Bowen Van Horn, So Pasadena; Frances J. Murray and Cyrus Chapin, Hollywood; D. L. Looney, Long Beach, and C. B. Shaw, Dinuba. Two Christmas Birds Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Stewart entertained relatives Xmas day with a delicious meal when turkey and ducks formed the main item on the menu, flanked by other delicacies. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bean, Long Beach, Mrs. L. A. Stewart, Mrs. H. S. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Cecoran, Carl Swartzbaugh, Misses Lenora and Betty Stewart and Mr. and Mrs. Stewart, host and hostess. Santa at Miller Home Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Miller of Walnut-ave, had a happy family party in their home Christmas eve when all gathered about the big tree to receive their lovely gifts from Santa. The tree was unusually pretty with countless lights and shining ornaments. The turkey dinner on the following day was a sumptuous one and covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Bill Brown and family, Garden Grove; Ceiford Lencing and Mr., and Mrs. Miller and two sons, Erwin and Melvin. Dine And Play Golf Children of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. John, of Cypress, gathered about the festal board Christmas to enjoy capon dinner and an afternoon over the private golf links at the John's ranch. The company included Mr. and Mrs. Phil Puller and little son, Herbert; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence John and daughter Adelaide; Mrs. Elizabeth Moody and the host and hostees and family. On Way Home A card from Mr. and Mrs. E. E Brus, who have been enjoying a tour into Canada, tells they are now in Peoria, Ill., their old home, and will leave soon for New Orleans, from whence they will leave the middle of January for their home in Anaheim. Outdoor Game Feature Park On Xmas Turkey, lots of the cake, pie, everything good, composed the men's Christmas dinner served home of Mr. and Mrs. C., er West Walnut, and he joyed by relatives of the Particularly happy was Wilda Minerva Fender, old, whose birthday comes days before Christmas, has her picture taken in tree each year that he and changes may be received her future interest and ent pleasure of her parents lovely tree hnd gifts for her. The afternoon was typical Southland manner and quots on the lawn and music and songs indoors until darkness called them happy company disperse. Covers marked places and Mrs. L. H. Harling amply; Riverside; C William B. Fender, Long Beach Ethel and Harold Harlinheim; H. J. Fender, Sarandi and Mr., and Mrs., C.M.Feilan san and daughter Relatives Dine on T A delicious turkey dinner served Christmas day at the of Mr. and Mrs.Gordon V on Cerritos-ave when they tainted relatives.A m Christmas tree served as terpiece.The large tree is the trimmings and numerals was in one corner and my enjoyment passed opening an ing the gifts. Seated at the table were Mrs.Varner Guthrey and Visalia, Ernest Winbur Charles Ray, Los Angeles Mrs.J.D.Guy and Miss J.D.Guy Jr. The afternoon hours were anly passed both indo out. Rehearsal Tonig Wear Duofold and Keep Warm Warmth Without Weight! Real protection against cold, chill and damp in light weight, finely knitted fabric. You'll enjoy wearing Duofold Health Underwear. Its unique two-layer fabric with air space between does what no single fabric can do. There’s nothing to recommend more heartily, because we know how much satisfaction it will give you. Come in and see it. F.A.YUNGBLUTER "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" The Home of Hart Schaffner and Marx Clothes 145 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. The Woman's Page THEN PASSETH 1,923 YEARS The homeland of Christ as it is today—a photo of Jerusalem taken from OUTDOOR GAMES FEATURE PARTY ON XMAS DAY TURKEY, lots of trimmin'z, cake, pie, everything that's good, composed the menu of the Christmas dinner served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fender, West Walnut, and heartily enjoyed by relatives of the family. Particularly happy was small Miss Wilda Minerva Fender, six years old, whose birthday comes five days before Christmas, and who has her picture taken at "her" tree each year, that he growth and changes may be recorded for her future interest and the present pleasure of her parents. The lovely tree had gifts for all. The afternoon was passed in a typical Southland manner, croquet and quoits on the lawn and games, music and songs indoors, and not until darkness called them did the happy company disperse. Covers marked places for Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Harling and family, Riverside; C. Williams and J. B. Fender, Long Beach; Mist Ethel and Harold Harling, Anacum; H. J. Fender, San Diego; and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fender and an daughter. Relatives Dine on Turkey A delicious turkey dinner was served Christmas day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Winburn in Cerritos when they entertained relatives. A miniature Christmas tree served as the centerpiece. The large tree bearing the trimmings and numerous gifts was in one corner and much enjoyment passed opening and viewing the gifts. Seated at the table were Mr. and Mrs. Varner Guthey and con of isalta, Ernest Winburn and Charles Ray, Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Guy, Jr. The afternoon hours were pleasantly parsed both indoors and out. Rehearsal Tonight POEMS THAT LIVE BRAHMA If the red slayer thinks he slays, Or if the slain think he is slan, They know not well the subtle ways I keep, and pass, and turn again. Far or forgot to me is near Shadow and sunlight are the same; The vanished gods to me appear; And one to me are shame and fame. They reckon ill who leave me out; When me they fly, I am the wings; I am the doubter and the doubt, And I the hymn the Brahmin sings. The strong gods pine for my abode, And pine in vain the sacred seven; But thou, meek lover of the good! Find me, and turn thy back on heaven. —Ralph Waldo Emerson. THE DESERTED HOUSE Life and Thought have gone away Side by side, Leaving door and windows wide; Carless tenants they! All within is dark as night; In the windows is no light And no murmur at the door, So frequent on its hinge before. Close the door, the shutters close, Or throe the windows we shall see. The nakedness and vacancy Of the dark, deserted house. Come away; no more of mirth Is here or merry-making sound. The house was builted of the earth, And shall fall again to ground. Come away; for Life and Thought Here no longer dwell, But in the city glorious— A great and distant city—have bought A mansion incorruptible. Would they could have stayed with us! —Alfred, Lord Tennyson S. S. Xmas Party A beautiful Christmas party in being arranged for children of the Cradle roll, beginners and primary departments of the Presbyterian Sunday school tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30. Mothers are expected also and everyone is anticipating a happy time. Twenty-Two chickens grandchildren of H. E. Lucas were retained at the parish Christmas day with a nurse and holiday party for the pleasure of them as well as her elders. Three of the bighorn weighing thirty-five pounds were roasted to a turnpan by heaps of oak gravy formed the centre past. After dinner it was with piano, voice and lent more or less enjoyment. The merry included Mr. and Mrs. and Ethelyn; Mr. and Williams and Reserer Mrs. M. G. Hunt and of Buena Park; Mr. L. Foutz and Malcom Mrs. H. P. Shoebridge of Long Beach; Mr. and McWilliams, Cypress M. Foutz, who yet resides. At 3 o'clock this morning Mrs. Lucas left for a visit with relatives in Moderan Visalia, Bakersfield northern towns. The made by auto. Mrs. H. S. Wheeler Beach is visiting for the M. V. Stewart hometown. Mr. and Mrs. Earl and child of Dei Man Gerald Sampson and children were Christmas at the G. M. Simpson Christmas tree and enjoyed. Mrs. Sarah A. Deming Alta Hill, and daughter was Christmas day at the home of Dr. Lee H turkey dinner with all mings enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. B children motored to Rehearsal Tonight Anaheim Choral club will meet its evening at St. Michaels parish house for rehearsal on the canteau. The usual large attendance desired. New German Oil Sold Under Written Guarantee Rubs Out Rheumatism A remarkable new discovery of German Chemistry, called Buhler oil, for the relief of Rheumatism, out and Neuralgia, is astonishing the medical world. This marvelous oil seems to kill rheumatic mins just as effectively as these other German pain killers—Novoil for painless dentistry and Spirin for headache pains. Rheumatism in very many cases is due to internal abscesses such as a blind pus pocket in a goth) which give off poisons, and which are carried in the food to the joints and muscles, Buhler Oil when applied to the affected parts, seems to quickly penetrate and be absorbed by the body tissue. Even in the most severe and stubborn cases almost instant relief has been obtained. So remarkable have been the results from the use of Buhler that the American distributors have authorized local drugs to dispense it to rheumatic, out and neuralgia sufferers in city with a positive written guarantee to return the full purchase price of the first-bottle if does not bring wonderful relief. All sufferers should promptly take advantage of this guarantee. For New Year's buy a box of Whitman's or Lehny's Chocolates, Heying Pharmacy. INFLUENZA As a preventive, melt and inhale night and morning VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly S. S. Xmas Party A beautiful Christmsa party is being arranged for children of the Cradle roll, beginners and primary departments of the Presbyterian Sunday school tomorrow afternoon from 2:30 to 4:30. Mothers are expected also and everyone is anticipating a happy time. Mestames Goddard, Wallop, Lochr, Rodden, Chamberbers and Miss Helen Hunt and Mrs. Beatty are sponsors for the event. The junior department is holding its party this evening, also in the church. AGED WOMAN IMPROVES Mrs. T. Quinn, of 127 West Wilshire, Fullerton, is recovering from a major operation performed in the Fullerton hospital last Saturday. On account of her advanced age her friends were rather fearful for her but are overjoyed to learn of her improvement. She has resided in the neighboring city for 16 years. Mr. and Mrs. J. Micheli, of Buena Park are rejoicing over the arrival of a nine pound son, born today. CROSS EYES CORRECTED THIS MUSCULAR DEFECT CORRECED AND STRAIN RELEIVED BY PROPERLY ADJUSTED GLASSES. DR. W.A. BLAKELY OPTOMETRIST ANANEMIA Mrs. Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G. M. Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs. Sarah A. Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr. Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr. Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bownow and two children were day guests at the home. A. H. Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T. Kraemer Lonella Connally, White Mary Gantry, Hunting Jack Jeniges, Garden Mrs. Ben Gage, Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J. C. Batls and were visitors Tuesday and D.C. Batis of Cyprus Mr. and Mrs. Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs. Hebson's brother Mrs. Hebson's family Mr. and Mrs. C.A.Bern Angeles Mr. and Mrs.generator parents of the higher Mrs. Hebson were other Mr. and Mrs. C.M.Hr. M.H.J.Fender of went to Los Angeles to upon Mrs.Fender's sister J.T.West who has had a hospital for a week. Mr. and Mrs.R.B.Y guests of Mrs Young's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs.Bownow and two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connally,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls and were visitors Tuesday and D.C.Batis of Cyprus Mr. and Mrs.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs.Bownow and two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connally,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls and were visitors Tuesday and D.C.Batis of Cyprus Mr. and Mrs.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs.Bownow and two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connally,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls and were visitors Tuesday and D.C.Batis of Cyprus Mr. and Mrs.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs.Bownow and two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connally,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls and were visitors Tuesday and D.C.Batis of Cyprus Mr.和 Mrs.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr.和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr.和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connally,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connially,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and daught were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M. Christmas afternoon with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connially,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Mrs.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dinner lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and dought were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M.圣诞下午with Mr.Randall's mother. Mr和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connially,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Mrs.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Mrs.Hebson's brother Ms.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dining lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and dought were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M.圣诞下午with Mr.Randall's mother。 Mr和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connially,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Ms.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Ms.Hebson's brother Ms.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dining lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and dought were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed. Mr和 Mrs.C.C. Children motored to M.圣诞下午with Mr.Randall's mother。 Mr和 Mrs.Bownow和two children were day guests at the home. A.H.Shipkey of Co.was in Los Angeles New patients at the Louis T.Kraemer Lonella Connially,White Mary Gantry,Hunting Jack Jeniges,Garden Ms.Ben Gage,Westmere Nancy West of San Bernardino an operation Sanitarium for tonsilitis J.C.Batls和 were visitors Tuesday和D.C.BatisofCyprusMr和Ms.Jack were dinner-guests to Ms.Hebson's brother Ms.Hebson's family Mr.Hebson's family in Redlands eve,and of Mr.Yongen in Albambra for dining lowing day. Mrs.Bora Fels has from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with a dinner and an evening at the G.M.Simpson Christmas tree and one enjoyed. Mrs.Sarah A.Deming Alta Hill, and dought were Christmas day at the home of Dr.Lee Kurtley dinner with all mings was enjoyed." Final year sale box of Whitman's or Lehny's Chocolates, Heying Pharmacy. INFLUENZA As a preventive,melt and Inhale night and morning VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly Planning Legion Dance Almost one hundred members of the Societe des 40 Hommes et Chevaux of Orange-co, to be a member of which Legion men must take a real active interest in affairs of the organization other than paying dues, met in Fullerton last evening to initiate 15 "goofs." To properly prepare the candidates for their work, a parade wound through the rain in the residence section. However, their spirits were undampened and the initiatory ceremony went off in perfect order. Several talks were given for the good of the order and suggestions for improving Legion work offered. All Legion men and their families are anticipating the big coming event when on Jan. 31 a dance will be held in Elks club for the "40 and 8" and Legion men and their ladies. The only requirement for admission is a paid up Legion membership. Good music has been secured and the "boys" promise the "girls" a joyful time. Xmas Dinner Party Among the happiest gathering was the one at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Nagle, 146 East Center-st, where a turkey dinner was served at 1 o'clock. Green and red trimmings over the rooms, with stately poinsettias, bright holly and other appropriate trimmings enhanced the charm of the home. The pretty Christmas tree held its secrets intact until after dinner, then the gifts were distributed and gave great happiness. Victrola music and chatting occupied the later afternoon, the guests remaining well into the evening. LIVELY AFFAIR ARRANGED FOR HAPPY COEDS One of the most brilliant functions arranged for student home for the holidays from various colleges, and the classes of 1923 and 1924. A. U. H. S., curried last night in Pressel's hall with the Meadames J. S. Austin W. M. Chambers, L. B. Eaton and L. C. Dening as hostess. The hall was gaily decorated with Christmas colors, emblems and flowers, with tiny Christmas trees forming a screen for the musicians, the Chapman orchestra. One end of the room towered a tall tree with countless colored lights and shiny trimming, covered with sparkling snow and icicles. The girls wore formal evening gowns and the harmony of dahlia colors, smiling faces, and happy laughter lent an atmosphere of charm and beauty appropriate to the joyous season. About 50 couples were present who paused in their dancing only long enough to enjoy the delicious punch which was served throughout the evening. Christmas at Ranch Home A turkey dinner was served Christmas day to a party of relatives and close friends at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo Mills, between Anaheim and Fulerton. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill, Mr. and Mr. A. Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Troutman, of Anaheim and Mr. and Mr. John Bouslos of Brea. After dinner the edge members of the party recounted happenings of the long age they eastern homes and included... FAMILY DINES WITH PARENTS XMAS DAY TWENTY-TWO children and grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Lucas were royally entertained at the parental home Christmas day with a turkey dinner and holiday party arranged for the pleasure of the littlest one as well as her elders. Three of the big gobblers weighing thirty-five pounds in all, were roasted to a turn and accompanied by heaps of dressing and gravy formed the center of the reast. After dinner music, made with piano, voice and tin horns lent more or less enjoyment and harmony. The merry group included Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Lucas and Ethhelyn; Mr. and Mrs. John Williams and Resser; Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hunt and Bruce, all of Buena Park; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Foutz and Malcom and Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Shoebridge and Shirley, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E L. McWilliams, Cypress and Mr. J. M. Foutz, of Sawtelle, and Wesley Lucas, who yet resides at home. At 3 o'clock this morning Mr. and Mrs. Lucas left for a week's visit with relatives in Modesto, Tulare, Visalia, Bakersfield and other northern towns. The journey is made by auto. Local News Mrs. H. S. Wheeler of Long Beach is visiting for the week at the M. V. Stewart home. Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sampson and child of Del Mar, and Mrs. Gerald Sampson and three children were Christmas day guests at the G. M. Simpson house. A Christmas tree and dinner were enjoyed. Mrs. Sarah A. Deming and Mrs. Alta Hill, and daughter, Ruth, were Christmas day visitors at the home of Dr. Lee Deming. A turkey dinner with all the trimings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall and children motored to Newport on Nagle, 146 East Center-st, where a turkey dinner was served at 1 o'clock. Green and red trimmings over the rooms, with stately poinsettias, bright holly and other appropriate trimmings enhanced the charm of the home. The pretty Christmas tree held its secrets intact until after dinner, then the gifts were distributed and gave great happiness. Victoria music and chatting occupied the later afternoon, the guests remaining well into the evening. The company included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hainian, Mr. James Qwens, Miss Ida Bentz, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. George Hahlan, Mrs. Austin, Albanybra; Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Nagle, Walnut Park; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jones, Long Beach; Mr. Michael Tumm, a winter guest of the Nagles from Seattle, and the host and hosts. A girl's father shouldn't be so sordid as to look up a suitor's ancestry. All that is necessary is to look up his rating. Fullerton Briefs Mrs. Lena Herzog left yesterday day from Fullerton over the San Fe for Fillmore, and G. M. Wallie for Chicago. I. L. Wood left yesterday over the S. P. for Gila, Ariz. E. E. Law, of Brea, underwent an operation this morning at Fullerton hospital. FISH All kinds of fresh fish from Newport and other markets daily. Under the new management, R. L. Lackey, prop., and G. W. Trask, Mgr. Anaheim Fish Market IN CHAFFEES' MARKET 248 WEST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Announcement! The Model Cleaners and Dyers have been taken over by RALPHS Cleaners and Dyers Mr. and Mrs. Earle Sampson and child of Del Mar, and Mrs. Gerald Sampson and three children were Christmas day guests at the G. M. Simpson home. A Christmas tree and dinner were enjoyed. Mrs. Sarah A. Deming and Mrs. Alta Hill, and daughter, Ruth, were Christmas day visitors at the home of Dr. Lee Deming. A turkey dinner with all the trimings was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Randall and children motored to Newport on Christmas afternoon for a visit with Mr. Randall's mother. Mr. and Mrs. Bowman Merritt and two children were Christmas day guests at the Ed. Merritt home. A. H. Shipkey of the Union Oil Co. was in Los Angeles yesterday. New patients at the Sanitarium—Louis T. Kraemer, Placentia; Lonelia Connally, Whittier; Miss Mary Gantry, Huntington Beach; Jack Jentges, Garden Grove and Mrs. Ben Gage, Westminster. Nancy West of Santa Ana underwent an operation today at the Sanitarium for tonsilitis. J. C. Batls and Noah Batis were visitors Tuesday at the home of D. C. Batls of Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hebson were dinner guests Tuesday of Mrs. Hebson's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Berger, in Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Berger, parents of the host and of Mrs. Hebson, were other guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fender and Mr. H. J. Fender of San Diego, went to Los Angeles today to call upon Mrs. Fender's sister, Mrs. J. T. West, who has been ill in a hospital for a week. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Young were guests of Mrs. Young's sister and family in Redlands, Christmas eve, and of Mr. Young's parents in Alhambra for dinner the following day. Mrs. Dora Fels has returned from Los Angeles where she enjoyed Christmas with friends at dinner and an evening party. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Brower have returned from a visit to San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dullt of Los Angeles, were Christmas dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Frank of So. Philadelphia st. The Model Cleaners and Dyers have been taken over by RALPHS Cleaners and Dyers A most modern up-to-date cleaning and pressing estb.e equipped to handle all work. High Class workmanship and service is the pride of our business SUITS $1.00 Cleaned and Pressed Just Phone 491 We will be at your Door Ralphs 130 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif.