oc-plain-dealer 1924-01-07

Monday, January 7, 1924 200 REALTY MEN ENJOY BANQUET Fullerton Realty Board was host Saturday night to Orange-co Realtors' Ass'n, there being about 200 present. An extensive program was given, and a fine banquet served. The meeting was called to order by Tom Talbert, president of the association, and Hugh Miller, president of the Fullerton Board, was teastr transfer. The program included jazz by a large orchestra from Los Angeles, "coon" dances from Mississippi, and a very attractive Spanish dancer from Placentia. Speakers were William S. Harran, field secretary for the National Ass'n of Real Estate Boards; A. W. Armetead, director of the University of So. Cal.; Dale King, president of the Northern Orange-co Citrus Exchange; Master "Lenny" Tanner of Fullerton, "the boy orator;" Rev. Walter Thoraton, pastor of the First Christian church of Fullerton; and Henry P. Barber, president of California Real Estate Ass'n, who was introduced by Freeman Bloodgood of Santa Ann. Especially interesting to realtors was Mr. King's statement that $90,000,000 had been paid orange growers of Orange-co for their products within six years, and that 4,000 people are employed in the citrus industry in northern Orange-co alone. Anahiem realtors attended in a body. The next meeting is to be in Santa Ana in April. FREE METHODISTS BUY BUILDING LOT The congregation of the Free Methodist church has purchased a lot on the southeast corner of Claudina and Sycamore and is planning to build a tabernacle for temporary use. Another lot which the organization owns is not in the desired location for church property and has been placed on FROCK—FRIVOLOUS; COAT—DIGNIFIED The dainty frock of red canton repeats to the left in the illustration is trimmed with the ever popular embroidery. The cutwork embroidery is used in an unusually attractive design. The cape or "butterfly" sleeves are another unusual feature of the frock. On the right is a handsome and dignified coat of caracol—just the thing to cover the dinner dress. It is trimmed with Kolinsky fur—the Poems That Live NATURE CHARMS FREE METHODISTS BUY BUILDING LOT The congregation of the Free Methodist church has purchased a lot on the southeast corner of Claudina and Sycamore and is planning to build a tabernacle for temporary use. Another lot which the organization owns is not in the desired location for church property and has been placed on the market. Rev. J. C. Rose, pastor who succeeded Rev. Anderson, is very busy in visioning the future of the church. He came here from Phoenix, Ariz., a few months ago but is a Pennsylvanian by birth. Rev. Anderson went into evangelistic work which made the vacancy new filled by Rev. Rose. 4 FIREMEN KILLED RUSHVILLE, Ill., Four volunteer fire fighters were dead today and four others seriously injured as the result of the fire which destroyed the Purcell department store Sunday. The men were caught under a falling wall as they worked to remove stock from the burning store. Elmo Byrnes, 16, son of Judge L. H. Byrnes, was killed, with Raymond Briggs, 22, John Stowers, 22, and Morris McFesters, 28. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA H. D. Crain, W. L. Cowan, Paul Jones and R. Bunson, Los Angeles; C. H. Horton and M. Harris; Louisville, Ky.; W. D. Harvey, I. H. S. Lewis and Miss Jane S. Lewis, San Francisco; and H. H. Lee, Santa Ana. REPORTS PURSE LOST Mrs. Anna Dutzel of $320 S. Clementine st., reported to police that she lost a leather purse containing about $50 in money, and two checks made out to Jack Duzi. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. WONDER PLAYER OF BRITISH LINKS IS READY FOR '24 NATURE CHARMS Oh, how const thou renounce the boundless store Of charms which Nature to her cotary yields! The warbling woodland, the resounding shore, The pump of groves, the garniture of fields; All that the genial ray of morning gilds, And all that echoes to the song of even, All that the mountain's sheltering bosom shields, And all the dread magnificence of heaven, Oh, how const thou renounce, and hope to be forgiven? —J. Beattie THE HERON O melancholy Bird, a winter's day, Thou standest by the margin of the pool, And taught by God, dost thy whole being school To Patience, which all evil can alley. God has appointed the Fish thy prey; And give'n thyself a lesson to the Pool Unthrifty, to submit to moral rule, And his unthinking course by thee to weigh. There need not schools, nor the Professor's chair, Though these be good, true wisdom to impart; He, who has not enough for these to spare, Of time, or gold, may yet amend his heart, And teach his soul, by brooks and rivers fairs Nature is always wise in every part. —Edward, Lord Thurlow YOUTH SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AUTO Alexander Rodriguez, 12, 514 S. Lemon st., was seriously hurt today, when run over by a car driven by Mrs. J. H. Daniel, who lives near Anaheim. The accident occurred on Los Angeles st., just south of Broadway, when the boy is said to have run in front of Mrs. Daniel: She swerved and tried to stop, but was unable to do go in time to avoid striking him. He was taken to the Anaheim sanctarium, where it was found he had suffered four fractured ribs and was undergoing a severe hemorrhage. His condition is said to be serious, but he is resting well. EARLY NAVELS LEAVE FULLERTON The movement of navels on a light scale began from Fullerton Miss Cecil Leitch. That Miss Cecil Leitch, wonder golfer of Great Britain, will take her place among the winners again in 1924 is indicated by her spectacle comeback in late season matches. Two year plaque an injury to her arm forced her to quit the game for some time. It was months before she was able to attempt her best game. Then she found herself off form. In the Ranelagh foresome late this year Miss Leitch indicated her return to form by playing perfect golf for nine holes although she and her partner were beaten by Miss Joyce Wethered, present British champion and partner. SEE THE BIG EVENT WE HAVE WEDNESDAY IT TELLS YET BIGGEST Event We Have There was never such a Sale as th Prepare to Come to Anaheim Thursday POLICE PURSUE TRIO, GRAB ONE Torrance Weaver was arrested about 10 o'clock last night by local police on the charge of stealing milk from the Anaheim Creamery on W. Chartres et. The creamery has reported loss of milk for some time. 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