oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-14

PLACENTIA C. C. MEETING TUESDAY PLACENTIA, March 14—(Spl) The C. of C. will hold its second big get-together boosters' meeting at the Placentia theatre Tuesday at 7 o'clock. The meeting is to be an informal affair and combination entertainment for the benefit of the sign committee who has about $200 yet to raise for the payment due on the four month electric signs that have been ordered from a Los Angeles firm to be placed at strategical points on roads leading into Placentia. The Placentia C. of C. has been very active since its inception less than three months ago. It now boasts 225 members and a goodly sized budget well subscribed for, and it is fast eating big slices into its 1924 program. This second meeting of the members is expected to bring out a full representation, in so much as there will be provided a snappy comedy, a real feature picture, some excellent music and a good intelligent and interesting talk by one of the harbor boosters' experts on "What the Development of Orange County Harbor Means to Orange County." A nominal charge for the entertainment is being made of only 35 cents, and already over 225 tickets have been purchased by Placentia district boosters. The theatre will accommodate 400 persons. Placentia is to be congratulated upon the fine turnouts its citizens are giving the C. of C. meetings. The sign committee also reports that the Automobile Club of So. California will put up the new signs regarding the two-hour parking system on Santa Fe ave., the main business street of Placentia. Already the new white lines have been put on the streets and the red non-parking ones established and painted. TEN BEST BOOKS ANOTHER U.S. HEIRESS WON BY BRITAIN CORNELIA VANDERBILT TO WED ENVIRONMENT Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and (inset) the Fon. John F. A. Cecil. Great Britain is going to take another American heiress. Elaborate arrangements are now being made for the wedding of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt, daughter of the late George W. Vanderbilt, from PLACENTIA is to be congratulated upon the fine turnouts its citizens are giving the C. of C. meetings. The sign committee also reports that the Automobile Club of So. California will put up the new signs regarding the two-hour parking system on Santa Fe ave. the main business street of Placentia. Already the new white lines have been put on the streets and the red non-parking ones established and painted. TEN BEST BOOKS The International Book Review, according to Miss Minnie Maxwell, Fullerton librarian, has just completed a unique poll to determine what its readers consider the best ten books published since 1900. The ten books receiving the highest vote are: The Outline of History by H. G Wells. Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse by V. Blasco Ibanez. If Winter Comes by A. S. M Hutchinson. Americanization of Edward Bok by Edward Bok. Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt and (insert) the Fon. John F. A. Cecil. Great Britain is going to take another American heiress. Elaborate arrangements are now being made for the wedding of Miss Cornelia Vanderbilt daughter of late George W. Vanderbilt, from whom she inherited $5,000,000, and the Hon. John F. A. Cecil, first secretary of the British embassy in Washington. Cecil is the son of Lord and Lady William Cecil. The Life of Christ by Gloriana Papini. The Crisis by Winston Churchill. Short Stories by O. Henry. The Virginian by Owen Wister Life and Letters of Walter Hines Page by Burton J. Hendrick. The Mind in the Making James Harvey Robinson. All of these books may be in the Fullerton Public Library where they have proved to vorites. Miss Maxwell said. 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Mr. and Mrs. Ross Knight and daughter, Marjorie, were visitors at Huntington Beach on Tuesday. Miss Marsha Vernon spent Wednesday in Los Angeles. E. Y. Partridge of Whittler was a visitor in town looking after ranch interests Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Davidson of Altadena, formerly of this place, were looking up friends on Tuesday. The funeral services for Louis Harwood were held in the Methodist church Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and were attended by a large circle of sorrowing relatives and friends. There were many beautiful flowers to attest to the esteem in which he was held by the community. Mrs. Harwood and the children, and the mother, who arrived from Michigan for the funeral, have much sympathy in their bereavement. Miss Marion Thing, who has been quite ill, was able to return to her work at Drea the first of the week. Floyd Rhodes and family have moved to Drea. Mr. Rhodes have made many since coming here who ing them leave. Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Concordia, Kan., are Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Honey is a brother of Mr. At the 70 children vaccinated here last year are not a great man school. Mrs. (Dr.) R. C. C lightfully entertained club on Wednesday Colorful blooms made very attractive and hearts play prizes were Mrs. C. H. Elchler, M Beale and Mrs. Ware Dainty refreshments with the guests at the small Members attending Stanley Tutton of Mrs. Gallerd Page of Mrs. C. H. 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Mr. and Mrs. Rhodes have made many friends since coming here who regret having them leave. Mr. and Mrs. Henry R. Honey of Concordia, Kan., are guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. House. Mr. Honey is a brother of Mrs. House. At the 79 children who were vaccinated here last week there are not a great many missing school. Mrs. (Dr.) R. C. Cochran delightfully entertained her bridge club on Wednesday afternoon. Colorful blooms made the rooms very attractive and after two hours' play prizes were awarded Mrs. C. H. Elichler, Mrs. Grover Beale and Mrs. Ward Holland. Dainty refreshments were served the guests at the small tables Members attending were Mrs. Stanley Tutton of Hollywood, Mrs. Gailerd Page of Fullerton, Mrs. C. H. Elichler of Olinda, Mrs. CALIF. HOTEL, FULLERTON C. S. Lincoln, F. C. Holden, George W. Williams, H. E. Peterson, and E. N. Hillegas, Los Angeles; H. W. Styring, and F. J. Ganland, San Diego; and R. E. Graves, Long Beach. 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