oc-plain-dealer 1924-02-21

Social and Fraternal TRIUMPHS OF HI SCHOOL DAYS TO BE REPEATED ADAM AND EVA will make their debut in Anaheim this evening at the high school at 8:15. "Adam and Eva" are the principals in a delightful three act play with a strong vein of comedy, and no doubt it will be one of the big hits of the season. Miss Gene McElheney, member of the graduating class of '22 has the leading role. She has taken the load in many plays, both at Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior College and has always been most praiseworthy. Al Clayes, as Adam, is one of the popular young graduates of Anaheim and also has appeared successfully in other comedies. The show is being staged by the Alumni players and the proceeds are placed in the scholarship fund, a very worthy one. The school has sent several young folk on their way to college and plans to send more. Other members in the cast include Roscoe Ingram, Doris Eden, Marvin Ross, Emma Hunton, Laura Schutz, Wallace Walton, Roger Pohlman. At assembly yesterday at Anaheim Hi, several members of the cast gave a sketch of the play and asked for the support of the student body. The Alumni orchestra will furnish music between scenes. Love Hits Snag Harold Flader and Miss Rushia Hallaway, popular young Cypress couple were married in Santa Ana Tuesday. The bride is a sister of Mrs. J. Kelly and is well known Commercial Service The organization of a Commercial Service League was perfected at a delicious four-course dinner in the Ketner cafe, Santa Ana, on a recent evening, and the following officers were chosen: Junior post governor, R. J. Orange; governor, Dr. Harry Wilhelm; lieut. gov., R. W. Curts, sec'y., J. E. Rymer; treas., T. L. Shepherd; assemblymen, J. W. Headhorn, W. F. McClay; membership com., R. W. Curtis, J. C. Carter, H. G. McFarland; publicity, A. J. Severson. These officers will serve for a term of three months. The next meeting will be held Monday evening, March 3, in the same place at 7:30. Section Studies Past The History and Travel section of Ebell club dug into the dim and misty past yesterday as their study included the Norsemen and their country, recorded as far back as 55 B.C. Norway and Sweden were noted then as now, for its hunting and fishing. Events were followed until 800, when the first history of the Vikings or "Black Pirates" was introduced. The gradual development of the villages into kingdoms was traced which was really the start of the westward movement when the sturdy race reached America in 1000. One group of the Norsemen, under Rollo, the walker, settled in Normandie; another in Scotland and Ireland and the Shetland Isles; still another in Iceland. In the year 862 those in Sweden chose for their king Burick, whom history traces as PYTHIAN LODGE HONORED WITH THE OFFICER'S VISION THE local Temple of Pythian Sisters was honored last evening with an official visit from Mrs. Ada M. Wolfe, grand chief of Pythian Sisters of the state of California and her retinue of subordinate officers. The evening opened with a 6:30 dinner with quite one hundred grouped about the rose ladies tables. Trailing vines of small and stately callias were used effectively elsewhere. Called into secret session, the initiatory degree was conferred upon Mrs. Rose Hansen. Its beauty and solemnity of the work was emphasized through the staff's wearing for the first time in many were the complimentary marks heard. A program of readings and speeches by the visiting officer enlivened the informal hour, Mr. Talbott, of Orange, sang a group of numbers and Miss Verna Parker read two selections. Mrs. Mary Hubert, of Hamilton Ontario, Canada, an ardent Pythian worker and a woman who has been instrumental in instituting many Pythian temples in his country, was present with a message and many good suggestions. Mrs. Wolfe was presented with a big cluster of carnations by her local temple in appreciation of her position and her visit. Other visitor guests were past chief, Ms. Frances Wolfe; past grand chiffle Mrs. Alice Goodhue; district duty grand chiffle Mrs. Violet Person; grand outer guard, Ms. Mitchell Mitchell. At assembly yesterday at Anaheim Hi., several members of the cast gave a sketch of the play and asked for the support of the student body. The Alumni orchestra will furnish music between scenes. Love Hits Snag Harold Flader and Miss Rushia Hallaway, popular young Cypress couple were married in Santa Ana Tuesday. The bride is a sister of Mrs. J. Kelly and is well known among the younger set. Harold is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Flader who are old and prominent residents in the Cypress section. The young couple thought to give their many friends the slip by quietly visiting Cupid Backs and having the knot tied in Santa Ana, but Cupid Joe found the young lady was a few months under age and refused to issue a license. Being an orphan and having no legal guardian it was necessary to appoint a guardian. Mrs. Kelly was duly appointed and every thing was lovely but not before the entire settlement was acquainted with the plans. The young people are now settled in their new home on north Walker-st and have the best wishes of the entire neighborhood. Chicken Dinner As H. P. Tobin had another birthday yesterday, the opportunity to feast was not overlooked, and a congenial company enjoyed a chicken dinner at the Tobin home at 6 o'clock. Chicken graced the festal board with all the accompanying goodies, and a birthday cake was a portion of dessert. Several nice gifts will remind him of the event. Cards claimed attention after dinner, and the participants included Mr. and Mrs. A. Williams, Miss Etta Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Elliott and little Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Scholtter and Miss Thelma and Mr. and Mrs. Tobin and family. Pals Dine Together Earl Prince, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Prince, 735 Zeyn St. gave a dinner last evening for Sanuel Gott who leaves tomorrow with his parents and sisters for Chico where they will make their home. The only other guest was Norman Hedges. These three ladies have been inseparable pals and wanted to have one more gathering before they should be separated. Games were enjoyed after the delicious dinner, served by Mrs. Prince. Press Women to Sew The women's press club will hold the regular meeting tomorrow. Jolly Legion Affair An enthusiastically good time was enjoyed last evening by those who attended the American Legion dance at the Elks club. The attendance was not as large as possible but every one had a delightful time. During the Paul Jones dance, caps, canes, pom poms and horns were distributed. Arthur Cohen, master of ceremonies announced another legion dance at the club, March 17, St. Patricks Day. Every appointment will be in green. Entertain "Home Folk" Mrs. R. U. Harris entertained a group of former eastern friends at her home, 1123 Broadway Tuesday afternoon. The guests are wintering in California and thoroughly enjoyed the occasion, as all were former townspeople many years ago. After visiting and working industriously at their hand work, Mrs. Harris served an elaborate luncheon, with table appointments in keeping with the season. The company included the Mesdames W. L. Lamb, Dick Burd, Court, all of Long Beach; J. T. Housman, Ida Lowe, of Santa Ana and W. B. Ford and French, of Anahelin. Rebekah Meetings The degree staff of Lois Rebekah lodge is requested to meet tomorrow night at 7:30 on I. O. O F. hall for practice. It is urged that all members arrive on time that the work may be finished early. Lois Rebekah Thimble club will follow the regular meeting tomorrow. Y.L.I.Dance Plans are developing nicely with the Y.L.I.dance which will given at the Elks club, Tuesday Feb. 26. Stilwell's orchestra will play and they will have the late in Jazz music. Tickets are on sale by any of the Y.L.I.dancers or be secured at the door. Favors will be distributed and polly tips assured. Ohioans Enroute Home After an interesting visit he with Mrs. W. A. Guast, of South Clementine-st, Mr. and Mrs. D. Geer left yesterday for the home in Cleveland, Ohio. Enroute they will visit in San Francisco Denver, Chicago and other places completing a very happy win vacation. YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Feb. 21 (Spl.)—Mrs. Theresa Hennessey Los Angeles is spending a week her ranch west of the tract, on Cajon street. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bemis tended "The Ten Commons" at the Hollywood Theater on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Spear of Val View were Whittier visitors Monday. The local barber shop changed bands again, Mr. R. Morton having sold to Mr. F.Wooley, Mr. Morton have not further decided as to their plans for future. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Thomson have a fine new 9-1-2 pound born Saturday evening, February 16th. The new arrival has been named Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Swift, Mr.a Press Women to Sew The women's press club will meet this evening with Misses Martha and Ida Schaeffler as hostesses. The feature attraction of the evening will be the sewing of rags for rugs. All members are requested to bring thimble, thread and cotton rags. Rebekah Meetings The degree staff of Lois Rebekah lodge is requested to meet tomorrow night at 7:30 in I. O. O F. hall for practice. It is urged that all members arrive on time that the work may be finished early. Lois Rebekah Thimble club will hold the regular meeting tomorrow with a short business session followed by the usual social hour with refreshments. All members of the Rebekah lodge and visiting members, especially, are cordially invited. Black and White THESE COLOR COMBINATIONS THAT ARE SO POPULAR WILL BE FOUND IN ABUNDANCE IN OUR SHOPPE. CREATIONS IN DRESSES AND GOWNS THAT WILL BE MOST PLEASING TO THE WOMAN OF DISCRIMINATING TASTE. WE HAVE ADDED PATTERN HATS TO OUR LINE. THESE, ADDED TO THE HATS COMING FROM OUR OWN DESIGNERS, GIVE MILADY A VERY LARGE ASSORTMENT FROM WHICH TO MAKE HER SELECTION. May we serve you? McDonald's "Just a Little Different" NEXT TO POSTOFFICE More than an ordinary butter-the Better Butter THE WOMAN'S PAGE THIAN LODGE HONORED WITH OFFICER'S VISIT Local Temple of Pythian worshippers was honored last evening with an official visit from Maria M. Wolfe, grand chief of Sisters of the state of minia and her retinue of subele officers. Evening opened with a 6:20 with quite one hundred and about the rose laden Trailing vines of snailax stately callas were used offly elsewhere. Into secret session, the sory degree was conferred Mrs. Rose Hansen. The and solemnity of the work emphasized through the wearing for the first time regious new regalia and aware the complimentary rehear. Program of readings and less by the visiting officers the informal hour. Miss of Orange, sang a group ubbers and Miss Verna Parktwo selections. Mary Hubert, of Hamilton, Canada, an ardent Pythian worker and a woman who has instrumental in institution Pythian temples in her way, was present with a mesand many good suggestions. Wolfe was presented with cluster of carnations by the temple in appreciation of her man and her visit. Other offquets were past chief, Miss Wolfe; past chief, cliffie Goodhue; district depachief, Mrs. Violet Petgrand outer guard, Mrs. IMMANUEL MALE QUARTET The Imanuel of Male Quartet, who are also excellent saxophonists, will appear in concert in the Presbyterian church tomorrow evening at 5 o'clock. There will be no admission charge, but an offering will be taken for exclusive contribution to the young men. The quartet is from the Los Angeles Bible Institute and is making a tour of the Imperial valley and Arizona, in this way earning the funds to carry on their education. LA HABRA LA HABRA, Feb. 21.—(Spl.) There was a large attendance at the get-together meeting of the Chamber of Commerce which was held Monday evening in the Social Hall." A dinner was served at 6:30 which was followed by a business smecte. A committee was appointed to buy supplies and bedding for the city jail. Those on the committee were George Young and V. M. Tressler. The members also favored a paid secretary, a committee will be appointed to meet with the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce to discuss the matter of a paid secretary. A committee was also appointed to investigate the domestic water and see if there is a RADIO TONIGHT K. H. J.—The Times 6:40 p.m. Live stock and vegetable reports. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. — Dickle Brandon, screen juvenile. Jane Hammel, pianist. Bedtime story by "Uncle John." 8 to 10 p.m. Edendale program arranged by Mary Watts, reader, assisted by Wendt String Quartet. G. Allison Phelps will talk on "Mr. B Almost Nothing." 10 to 12 p.m. Broadcasting Art Hickman's Orchestra. K. G. O.—Gen. Fleec. 6:45 p.m. Final reading of stock report, weather report and news items. 8:00 p.m. Washington's Birthday program; American Legion and Oakland Lodge of Elks assisting. K. F. I.—Anthony 5:15 to 5:45 Sports news. HORRIBLE FATE AWAITS 'RO-KI-LI-VALENTINE PAGE GEORGE W. REED, secretary, the C. of C., spoke today at Business and Professional Wen's club meeting, and appealed for support of the new Indian project which Anaheim is lauding. Mr. Reed stated that he must forge ahead in campaign or be forced to take back sent. "Ro-Ki-Li" was chosen as name of the little pig won by club at the joint meeting of four business clubs Friday night. A vote was taken as to what the pig would be killed or not. The members decided to keep and feed it big meals daily, have it barbeued and invite men's club to the feast. Miss Myrtle Winters has come to a meeting of the baseball team Monday night at 6:30 at the school. There were forty-nine men present. Pupils Form Club A unique club has been organized by the Anaheim pupils of Los Rhodes. The third Wednesday of every month they meet for discussion and study of some power. They call themselves "Ellis Rhodes Club" and under supervision musical numbers prepared. Each pupil has the privilege inviting a guest who must something of interest of the position whom that pupil is sending. Last evening was with Charles Wakefield Cadet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Y. L. I. Dance is developing nicely for the L. I. dance which will be at the Elks club Tuesday. Stilwell's orchestra will and they will have the latest music. Tickets are on sale of the Y. L. I. girls or can be secured at the door. Favors distributed and jolly time is being entertained a very happy winter on. ORBA LINDA RBA LINDA, Feb. 21—Mrs. Theresa Hennessey of Angeles is spending a week on each west of the tract, on El street. Mrs. C. A. Bemis at The Ten Commandment at the Hollywood Theatre Tuesday. Mrs. A. Spear of Valley were Whittier visitors Mon. local barber shop has bands again, Mr. R. A., having sold to Mr. Ford, Mr. Morton have not fully as to their plans for the and Mrs. Chas. E. Thomas fine new 9-1-2 pound boy Saturday evening, February The new arrival has been Elmer. and Mrs. Swift, Mr. and Wolfe was presented with cluster of carnations by the temple in appreciation of her ennail and her visit. Other offices were past chief, Miss Wolfe; past grand chief, Alice Goodhue; district department chief, Mrs. Violet Petit-grand outer guard, Mrs. De Mitchell. Other pleasant event in Pythian circles was the all day tea heli today with Mrs. Winters, on Magnolia ave., much altitudine work was published. The pot-luck lunch was a much enjoyed feature. Ladies discussed the coming Sisters annual districtation to be held soon in Los Angeles. All the Baptist Young People of Orange County are meeting in a rally at La Habra Temple Baptist church, Friday, Feb. 22nd. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30 with a toast theme "Our B. Y. P., toastmaster Mr. Treadwell program." Messafe "Miss Lucille Allen," Broadcasting Station," Miss Riff Mitchell," Receiving Station," Miss Hazel Berkey,"Loud Speaker" Harold Armstrong,"Tucca News" Roy Fordham, Roll call of societies which will be followed by songs and yells. A two minute report by the presidents of the societies, decision of poster by the judges and award of banner by Mr. Geo Tyler. Inspirational service songs led by Ohlandi. Announcements, offering and prayer. There will also be special music. The speaker for the evening will be Dr. Russell of Santa Ana. Mrs. M. F. Davis of East Central avenue was an honored guest at the banquet given by the W.B.A.在 Los Angeles Monday evening.The honored guests were the past officers.At the meeting they called for members that had been a member of the society for over twenty-five years.Mrs.Davis had the honor of being one among the five who had been there over twenty-five years.The state commander was also an honored guest. Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Goode of South Haith street entertained at dinner Sunday, their guests were Mrs.H.Hester, Miss Pearl McCutchen at brother Jack McCutchen, Clyde Kincaid and Jem Cutchen, Cydie Kincaid and Jem Mrs.W.M.Portson accompanied by Mrs.W.H.Johnston spent the day Monday with Mrs.M.H.Haste of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.T.B.Benson entertained the J.S.Card Club at their home Friday evening.A radio concert was enjoyed after which the evening was spent in playing Five Hundred.High honors for the evening went to Mr. K.G.O.-Gen.Elec. 6:45 p.m.-Final reading of stock report, weather report and news items. 8:00 p.m.-Washington's Birthday program; American Legion and Oakland Lodge of Elks assisting. K.F.I.-Anthony 5:15 to 5:45-Sports news,"Bugs" Baer, financial report of Hunter, Dulin & Co., investment bankers. Cecile Lowler talk on "Prenatal Influence." 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.Clarence E.Zink, tenor.Sales talk by Mr.Roger. 8 to 9 p.m.Concert by the Symphony Orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m.Art Jell and his studio trio. 10 to 11 p.m.Program presented by Mrs.William Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis of Alhambra moved in their new home Tuesday in North La Habra Height. This home is one of the beautiful ranch home that is built on one of the sightly points,and was completed at the cost of $15,000. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Kenzie were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Kirkpatrick of Hynes. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Hart accompanied by Misses Katherine and Madaline Barker enjoyed a picnic lunch and joy ride in the mountains Sunday. Wilhelminle'Deckman is still on the sick list.He has been ill for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs.William Dallas of Long Beach were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.George Young Sunday. Mrs.Nicklin of North La Habra Heights returned home Friday from Indiana,where she was called to the bedside of her mother three months ago When she returned her mother was very much improved. Mrs.J.H.Wagg spent Saturday with her daughter Winnie in Los Angeles.Mr.Wagg joined his wife and daughter in the evening and the trio enjoyed a theater party. J.M.McAlister is erecting a modern five-room bungalow on East Second-st. Walter Scott has moved his family in their new home just completed on East Erna street in the Sunrise addition. Mrs.George Beer presided over a chicken dinner at her home on Central-ave.,Monday evening.Covers were laid for Gunerd Beer of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs.Pearl Beer and the hosts Mr. and Mrs.George Beer. A party of La Habra people attended the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood Saturday evening were arranged by Mary Watts, reader, assisted by Wendt String Quartet.G.Allison Phelps will talk on "Mr.B Almost Nothing." 10 to 12 p.m.Broadcasting Art Hickman's Orchestra. M.K.G.-Gen.Elec. 6:45 p.m.-Final reading of stock report,weather report and news items. 8:00 p.m.-Washington's Birthday program;American Legion and Oakland Lodge of Elks assisting. K.F.I.-Anthony 5:15 to 5:45-Sports news,"Bugs" Baer, financial report of Hunter,Dulin & Co., investment bankers. Cecile Lowler talk on "Prenatal Influence." 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.Clarence E.Zink,tenor.Sales talk by Mr.Roger. 8 to 9 p.m.Concert by the Symphony Orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m.Art Jell and his studio trio. 10 to 11 p.m.Program presented by Mrs.William Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis of Alhambra moved in their new home Tuesday in North La Habra Height. This home is one of the beautiful ranch home that is built on one of the sightly points,and was completed at the cost of $15,000. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Kenzie were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Kirkpatrick of Hynes. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Hart accompanied by Misses Katherine and Madaline Barker enjoyed a picnic lunch and joy ride in the mountains Sunday. Wilhelminle'Deckman is still on the sick list.He has been ill for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs.William Dallas of Long Beach were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.George Young Sunday. Mrs.Nicklin of North La Habra Heights returned home Friday from Indiana,where she was called to the bedside of her mother three months ago When she returned her mother was very much improved. Mrs.J.H.Wagg spent Saturday with her daughter Winnie in Los Angeles.Mr.Wagg joined his wife and daughter in the evening and the trio enjoyed a theater party. J.M.McAlister is erecting a modern five-room bungalow on East Second-st. Walter Scott has moved his family in their new home just completed on East Erna street in the Sunrise addition. Mrs.George Beer presided over a chicken dinner at her home on Central-ave.,Monday evening.Covers were laid for Gunerd Beer of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs.Pearl Beer and the hosts Mr. and Mrs.George Beer. A party of La Habra people attended the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood Saturday evening were arranged by Mary Watts, reader, assisted by Washington's Birthday program;American Legion and Oakland Lodge of Elks assisting. K.F.I.-Anthony 5:15 to 5:45-Sports news,"Bugs" Baer, financial report of Hunter,Dulin & Co., investment bankers. Cecile Lowler talk on "Prenatal Influence." 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.Clarence E.Zink,tenor.Sales talk by Mr.Roger. 8 to 9 p.m.Concert by the Symphony Orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m.Art Jell and his studio trio. 10 to 11 p.m.Program presented by Mrs.William Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis of Alhambra moved in their new home Tuesday in North La Habra Height. This home is one of the beautiful ranch home that is built on one of the sightly points,and was completed at the cost of $15,000. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Kenzie were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Kirkpatrick of Hynes. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Hart accompanied by Misses Katherine and Madaline Barker enjoyed a picnic lunch and joy ride in the mountains Sunday. Wilhelminle'Deckman is still on the sick list.He has been ill for the past three months. Mr. and Mrs.William Dallas of Long Beach were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.George Young Sunday. Mrs.Nicklin of North La Habra Heights returned home Friday from Indiana,where she was called to the bedside of her mother three months ago When she returned her mother was very much improved. Mrs.J.H.Wagg spent Saturday with her daughter Winnie in Los Angeles.Mr.Wagg joined his wife and daughter in the evening and the trio enjoyed a theater party. J.M.McAlister is erecting a modern five-room bungalow on East Second-st. Walter Scott has moved his family in their new home just completed on East Erna street in the Sunrise addition. Mrs.George Beer presided over a chicken dinner at her home on Central-ave.,Monday evening.Covers were laid for Gunerd Beer of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs.Pearl Beer and the hosts Mr. and Mrs.George Beer. A party of La Habra people attended the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood Saturday evening were arranged by Mary Watts, reader, assisted by Washington's Birthday program;American Legion and Oakland Lodge of Elks assisting. K.F.I.-Anthony 5:15 to 5:45-Sports news,"Bugs" Baer, financial report of Hunter,Dulin & Co., investment bankers. Cecile Lowler talk on "Prenatal Influence." 6:45 to 7:30 p.m.Clarence E.Zink,tenor.Sales talk by Mr.Roger. 8 to 9 p.m.Concert by the Symphony Orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m.Art Jell and his studio trio. 10 to 11 p.m.Program presented by Mrs.William Barber. Mr. and Mrs. Sturgis of Alhambra moved in their new home Tuesday in North La Habra Height. This home is one of the beautiful ranch home that is built on one of the sightly points,and was completed at the cost of $15,000. Mr. and Mrs.W.B.Kenzie were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.Frank Kirkpatrick of Hynes. Mr.和Mrs.Williamship opened program with Cadmium's Dawning." At the conclusion ofthe gram Mr.Rhodus sang "Venom Song."and "Monotale Taylor.Another berberof unusual interest was an anese Romance," "Sayomara,"and Miss Alice Humphreyaand Norman Price.Mrs.C.A.M.lah acted as accompanistfor evening.Mrs.Bert Stefan when numbers will befromthe early French.EndItalian periods. SANTA FIRE (Mpl.)—Mrs.Marcus Johnstonson Donald of FullertonMonday and Tuesdaywithmother Mrs.Bert Ryanof lease. Mrs.Agg Muzzelland daujaJulia accompanied by BillSpooneveningwithandMrs.H Schryverof this.Mrs.Mr.FrankGremelanddaughter Franceswereheimshow visitorsSaturdayernoo. Mrs.CharlesWilliamsTuesdaywithher daughterJames MooreandfamilyandFredDeMorrisof LongForminallyhas illfor these.Mrs.Merandaand daujaMonaof HermosaBeach,formofthis leasewas visitorsonleaseMonday.Miss JessieWreturnedfromHermosaBeachherhomewithMrs.Merandaa few daysvisitwithMissEvieveMeranda. Miss Vera Studebakerhasspendinga few dayswithUrsulaKeenof this lease. Mr.J.J.AndrewsofGaasonwasa visitoronthis lease More than an ordinary butter-like Better Butter Dealer Classified Ads Aland Mrs. A. Spear of Valley were Whittier visitors Monlocal barber shop has banded again, Mr. R. A. having sold to Mr. Ford, Mr. Morton have not fully as to their plans for the and Mrs. Chas. E. Thomas fine new 9-12 pound boy saturday evening, February The new arrival has been Elmer. and Mrs. Swift, Mr. and Tomer Beach and Mrs. Mary spent Sunday at Racoon up El Cajon Pass. and Mrs. Roy De Witt and spent Sunday at Redlands. Geo. Kellogg entertained a number of friends at her home on Monday afternoon, ing Mrs. M. A. Quigley, presiting this week to Riverside. fair was a surprise to Mrs. who had thought she was and a P. T. A. board meetThere was a large number T. A. members and friends and dainty refreshments served. Mrs. Quigley was used with a charming gift those present as a reminder friends here who will miss when she leaves the communand the members regret much that press of other make it impossible for him to live for another year. Dealer Classified Ads Aland Mrs. H. Hester, Miss Pearl McCutchen at brother Jack McCutchen, Clyde Kincaid and Jem-Cutchen, Cyde Kincaid and Jem-Mrs. W. M. Fortson accompanied by Mrs. W. H. Johnston spent the day Monday with Mrs. M. H. Haste of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Benson entertained the J. S. Card Club at their home Friday evening. A radio concert was enjoyed after which the evening was spent in playing Five Hundred: High honors for the evening went to Mr. and Mrs. L. Muchow. Members present were, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hart, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Barker, Mr. and Mrs. William Gluth, Mr. and Mrs. L. Muchow, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Stanford, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chewning and the hosts Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Benson. Mrs. Ross Redfern and Mrs. Pearl Beer were present at the birthday club luncheon given at the home of Mrs. Berk York in Whittier Tuesday. Mrs. C. C. Hamilton spent the day Monday with Mrs. Roy Smothers of Torrence. The Valada Club were entertained at the new home of Mr. and Mrs. W. F., Espolt on the State Highway north of La Habra. High highway north of La Habra, high highway north of La Habra, high highway north of La Habra. After the playing a delicious tamale supper was served by the hostess, after which a social hour was enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs.V.M.Tressler, Mr. and Mrs.Hooper, Mr. and Mrs.Harry Hart substituted for the absent members Lightfoot of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Leutwiler and Mr. and Mrs.A.Bishop. Members present were Mr. and Mrs.L.J.Wester, Mr. and Mrs.R.M.Frantz, Mr. and Mrs.W.Espolt, Mr. and Mrs.Claude Ridgeway, Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Leuhm, Mr. and Mrs.H.E.Little and Mr. and Mrs.Albert Launer of Fullerton. Mrs.Charles Ferran is ill with tonsilitis. Mr. and Mrs.W.L.York attended the Mercer county picnic held at East Whittier Saturday. There were about one hundred present to enjoy the affair, Mr. and Mrs.O.M.Gilmore of Hollywood returned home with the Yorks and stayed until Sunday. Walter Scott has moved his family in their new home just completed on East Erna street in the Sunrise addition. Mrs.George Beer presided over a chicken dinner at her home on Central ave., Monday evening. Covers were laid for Gunerd Beer of Long Beach and Mr., and Mrs.Pearl Beer and the hosts Mr., and Mrs.George Beer. A party of La Habra people attended the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood Saturday evening were Mr., and Mrs.J.L.Balcom and children Ruth, Roxana James and Joe Balcom, Miss Margarette Jones, H.Hones, Edmond Carlfield, Merritt Canfield, Mrs.Lackey, Misses Marton Rapp and Esther Stubbs of Fullerton, Miss Genevieve Hart. Miss Pearl Phillips, Lyall Thompson and Roy Steward of Whittier attended a basketball game at Pomona Saturday evening. Thousand Die Who Ought Not to Die Kidney Troubles Responsible Never mind how much you pay for a kidney medicine, if it puts your kidneys in good shape, banishes that backache and drives puffiness from under the eyes. Dr.Careys' Marshroot Prescription 777 (made of roots and herbs), a big seller in the east costs $1.50 a package either in tablet or liquid form, it's well worth the money. A stitch in time saves nine—a few days' treatment right now with this amazing medicine may save a life—save heartbreak through grief—and perhaps the breaking up of a happy home. Never mind what you have tried before—if you get up through the night, if your palms are moist, if you even suspect you have kidney trouble, get Dr.Careys' Marshroot Prescription No. 777 today at Heyings' Pharmacy or any druggist anywhere and if it doesn't help you, if you aren't glad in a week's time that you bought it, go and get your money back—it will be waiting for you. James Moore and family and Fred DeMorris of Long Island formerly of this lease. Mrs.Meranda and daughter Mona of Hermosa Beach, formed of this lease were visitors on leave Monday; Miss Jessie Vie returned from Hermosa Beach her home with Mrs.Meranda; a few days visit with Miss Evie Meranda. Miss Vera Studebaker has spending a few days with Ursula Keen of this lease. Mr.J.J.Andrews of Gail was a visitor on this lease day evening. Mr,and Mrs.Greminger daughter Frances attended Anaheim show Sunday event evening. Mr.Earlyn Hunker of spent the week end with his ents Mr., and Mrs.James Hu of this lease. Mr.Charles Evans was a visitor Saturday; Mr., and Schryer and Mrs.Jones daughter Sadie were Anaheim iters also. Miss Sadie Jones spent Sunday with Mrs.Robertson of heim. Mr.James Gale of Reep spent Sunday with his wife family of this lease Sunday. Mr.Ellmer Williams ofrance spent Sunday with his ents, Mr., and Mrs.Charles iters of this lease. Miss Margurite Flynn is sparing a few weeks with her on this lease. Mr., ans Ars., Frank Greed and children of Long Beach heed Mrs.Gregory's parents, Ms.Mrs.F.A.Roberts of this leasis lease. Mr.Garrett Starkenburg Gardena was a visitor on lease Sunday. Mr., and Mrs.Wm.Elder in Sunday in Whittier with relation. There has been a contest in Olinda school for getting scripts for the Country magazine they were vided in two divisions "Magics" and "Jiggs." The Jiggs won are to be honored by a nice wake Wednesday. More than an ordinary butter-like Better Butter DORRIBLE FATE WAITS 'RO-KI-LI' VALENTINE PIG GEORGE W. REED, secretary of the C. of C. spoke today at the business club meeting, and appealed support of the new Industrial set which Anaheim is launch Mr. Reed stated that Anaheim must forge ahead in this appeal or be forced to take a seat. Ro-Ki-Li" was chosen as a name of the little pig won by the joint meeting of the business clubs Friday night. Note was taken as to whether pig would be killed or gold, members decided to keep it feed it big meals daily, then it barbecued and invite the's club to the feast. Myrtle Winters has called meeting of the baseball team for day night at 6:30 at the high school where were forty-nine members sent. Pupils Form Club A unique club has been organized by the Anaheim pupils of Elkhorne. The third Wednesday every month they meet for the mission and study of some community. They call themselves the Rhodes Club" and under his permission musical numbers are shared. Each pupil has the privilege of being a guest who must tell something of interest of the commission whom that pupil is prening. Last evening was spent Charles Wakefield Cadman home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. GOING TO EUROPE The Schloessmann-Kafitz steamship agency, 1110 Citizens National Bank Bldg., Los Angeles, agent for all steamship lines and touring companies, informs us that travel this year is heavier than ever before. Steamers leaving New York, May, June and July, returning September and October are already heavily booked. The Dollar Steamship Line which makes the trip "Around the World for $1000.00" is already booking many months in advance. The Schoessmann-Kafitz Co., Inc., will be pleased to take good care of all who wish to travel this year. Local News The T. E. Martin family who have been living at 323 S. Kroeger-st., have moved to Whittier. O. H. Mitchell passed last evening at Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clark and Elaine and Albert Clark were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sweetwood at Fullerton. Mrs. L. Goble is able to sit up and be around the house after a recent illness. Miss Lulu Goble of Los Angeles will be the week-end guest of Anaheim relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cleary will join Pasadena friends tomorrow and pass the day at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee will pass the week-end at Venice. Mrs. C. A. Nevin and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harris passed yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nevin, Jr., at Costa Mesa. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Feb. 21—(Spl.)—The many friends of the D. S. Teeter family are sorrowing with them over the death of their daughter Vesia who had never been strong, was 15 years old. She did not go to school this fall, but spent several months with an aunt in the northern part of the state, returning at Christmas time, seemingly much improved in health. She was taken sick about two weeks ago with what was supposed to be flu, but was leakage of the heart, and she grew daily worse until the end came. The family have the sympathy of the entire community. The funeral was Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Vesia was the niece of Mrs. B. A. Calloway and L. S. Bonham. Mrs. McFee was the dinner guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. E. Thurman, Sunday. E. M. McFee was a Venice visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Haggarty and their guests, Mrs. Julia Cann and Mrs. Bonner of Stoneborough, Pa., were guests of Mrs. Davis of Long Beach Friday. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Rock and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Fullerton park. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Spohn (nee Doris Williams) arrived from Ventura Sunday night. Bert Spohn, who has been staying with them, also came home. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Berkey and family and Mrs. M. S. Berkey visited Mrs. L. E. Berkey's mother, Mrs. Standifer and daughters, Misses Elva and Emma, at Rivera Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Mann and son, Donald, and Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Mann motored to Huntington Mrs. L. Goble is able to sit up and be around the house after a recent illness. Miss Lulu Goble of Los Angeles will be the week-end guest of Anaheim relatives. Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Cleary will join Pasadena friends tomorrow and pass the day at Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Lee will pass the week-end at Venice. Mrs. C. A. Nevin and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Harris passed yesterday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Nevin Jr., at Costa Mesa. Mrs. A. J. Miller of Garden Grove is a patient today at the local sanitarium. Carl Zeigler left yesterday over the Union Pacific for Brighton, Colo. The K. of P. held a meeting and supper last night. Eight new candidates were initiated. W. A. Cavender, formerly special agent of the Standard Oil Co., has been transferred to Inglewood. E. D. Miller, formerly of Owensburg, is taking his place. W. A. Kempin of Milwaukee has accepted a position with the local office of the Standard Oil Co. His wife is assistant pianist at the California theater. Fullerton Briefs Fullerton H. S. is planning a special Washington program tomorrow. The chief speaker will be Rev. M. E. Bellen, pastor of the First Baptist church. Mrs. Albert Anderson left this morning over the U.P. for Denver. P. S. Thomas and Alexander Dummond left yesterday over the S.P. for Shepherd, Texas, Glindys Carl left for El Paso, Texas. Fullerton H. S.'s baseball team defeated Norwalk yesterday 14 to 11. R. L. Gilbert of Huntington Beach is a patient at Fullerton hospital. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Marcey and Miss Winifred Wanders, of Fullerton, and Mrs. Ella Page Seward of La Habra, will attend the meeting of the Orange-co., grammar school principals association at Tustin tonight. Mrs. Seward is home economics teacher at La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Allen and daughter, Claudine, were guests at the J.A. Strain home in Anaheim Sunday. H. S. Horn and family attended the barbecue given to the radio fans at Captain Salasbury's ranch near Saugus. Spiritualist Meeting THURSDAY, 2:30 and 7:30 Spiritualist Meeting THURSDAY, 2:30 and 7:30 A Prominent Lecturer and Medium Chas. A. Buss, of San Bernardino will assist Mrs. Ethel Meyers Public cordially invited. Regular weekly services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Thursdays, 2:30 and 7:20 p.m. 204 No. Palm St., Anaheim. Phone 1197. 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