oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-27

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER HONORS RECENT BRIDE THE Mitchell sisters, the Misses Verna and Wilma, entertained in honor of their sister, Mrs. Harold McCloskey, a recent bride. The affair was a miscellaneous shower and was given at the O. H. Mitchell home at 603 E. Broadway. The early evening hours were passed in hemming towels for the bride. When the bride opened the packages placed before her, she found a quantity of lovely articles including many pieces of aluminum, a set of silver, electric appliances and many others. The rooms were pretty decorated for the occasion. Late in the evening, Misses Wilma and Jessie, assisted by their mother served dainty refreshments. The honoree was formerly Miss Jessie Mitchell. Since their marriage a short time ago, the couple has been making their home at Redondo with the parents of Mr. McCloskey. Guests at the delightful affair included the Misses Vera Ruddy, Lorene Ingram, Helen West, Maybelle Kitchena, Amy and Anna Degryse, Lillian Deshner, Mrs. Ethel Maddox, Los Angeles, Julia Goodrum, Mrs. Gladys Maddox, Maywood, Mrs. Patton, Viola Lensing, Kathryn Montenyohl, Delma Patton, Mrs. Orient Cook, Mrs. McCloskey, the mother-in-law of the honoree, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, aunt and uncle of Mrs. McCloskey, Harold McCloskey, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. O. H. Mitchell and the hostesses, the Misses Verna and Wilma Mitchell. War Nurses at Meeting Successful Candy Sale Members of the East-side Parent-Teacher Ass'n are enthusiastic over the success of their candy sale yesterday afternoon and evening, held in the lobby of the California theatre during the two showings of the Fashion Revue. Of course the candy was of the excellent home-made kind and an energetic committee worked industriously to sell it. A few sacks remaining, a visit was made to the dancing academy where permission to sell there was granted by the management, with the result that all were quickly sold out. The committees are very appreciative of the assistance of everyone who helped to make it a success and will use the funds for the good of the Central and Broadway schools. New Mooseheart Lodge Local Mooseheart order will go to Santa Ana almost to a member tonight to assist in instituting an organization there. The Anaheim officers will confer theinitiatory degrees and install the officers. Although the local Mooseheart order is comparatively new, the officers are energetic and have been devoting considerable time in preparation of tennight's event since they were notified Tuesday of their participation. A social hour will follow the secret work. Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gaudis, 740 North Claudina, entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Gaddis and one of their guests, Mr. Clarence Frank. Covers were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Franks and their son, Harold, Claude ANAHEIM HIGHLIGHTS GIRLS ORGANIZATION HI-Y CO GROUP OF 12 Anaheim girls have organized a called the Girls Reserves, on Hi-Y. There is a nationalization of Hi-Y girls and the order is seeking memberships. Mrs. L. E. Sutherland, advisor of the Girls League sponsible for the organ Meetings are held each Tuesday 7:20 at the Y. M. C. A. Philadelphia-st. Miss El Schwilentest is president; Catherine Carner, secretary; Miss Lois Rees, treasurer. Once a month, the girl have a dinner at the "Y" to be followed with a b meeting. Application for membership be made and passed on members, if they think theypective member would take active interest in the development principals. The incarnation the society is to promote standards among the high girls. The present membership posed of Misses Eva Wilber Morris, Katherine Boege, Heine, Irmia Young, Maquarth, Norma Brasted, Jackson and Sarah Pay. Sutherland is "mothering group but will soon turn charges over to Miss Ms Cameron, who will be advi Class Presents Prog Miss Lucille Bickley pre her dramatic class in an attainment at 2:30 this afternoon. The "Song of Solomon" rendered by the following Maddox, Los Angeles, Julia Coodrunt, Mrs. Gladys Muddox, Maywood, Mrs. Patton, Viola Lensing, Kathryn Montenyohl, Delma Patton, Mrs. Orient Cook, Mrs. McCloskey, the mother-in-law of the honorer, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Mitchell, aunt and uncle of Mrs. McCloskey, Harold McCloskey, Mrs. Jennie Jones, Mrs. O. H. Mitchell and the hostesses, the Misses Verna and Wilma Mitchell. War Nurses at Meeting At the next meeting of Calumpit Camp 26, Spanish War Veterans, next Tuesday night, of which D. J. Donnelly is an officer, two of the original Spanish war nurses, Mrs. F. J. Parker, Santa Ana, and Mrs. J. W. Ibel, Orange, will be present and give an interesting account of their work and activities during their service. Department Commander Tom C. Galbraith and his staff from Roc-evelt camp, Los Angeles, and from other nearby camps will also be in attendance. Light refreshments will be served after the program. Hear Y W. C. A. Sec. Fifty women of the community including Placentia, Anaheim, Fullerton, Drea, and La Habra, were guests of Mrs. C. C. Chapman Tuesday afternoon to hear Miss Margaret Mathews, for years A.Y.W.C.A.secretary in Japan, give an account of her work in that country. Among those representing Anaheim were Mrs. C.C.Smith, Miss Kate Rea, Mrs. Nellie E.Terry, Mrs.O.H.Renner and others prominent in club circles. New Officers Serve Chapter BP, P.E.O., met yesterday with Mrs.D.D.Waynick. She served a very good luncheon. With the new officers in the chair, the regular business meeting followed. An interesting paper was ready by Mrs.J.K.Langdon on Monteroy and Carmel. Anniversary Dinner Mr. and Mrs.E.W.Gaudis, 740 North Claudina, entertained at dinner last evening in honor of the birthday anniversary of Mrs.Gaddis and one of their guests, Mr. Clarence Frank. Covers were marked for Mr. and Mrs.Franks and their son, Harold, Claude Lane, brother of Mrs.Gaddis, and the host and hostess. Pretty gifts were presented the two honorees and a pleasant social evening followed the dinner. Newlyweds Visit Here Mrs Glen Harttranft, of Palo Alt, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford, 693 East Broadway. Mr.Harttranft will come down to the U.S.C-Stanford track meet in the Los Angeles stadium next Saturday and will join his wife here. They will also be guests of Mr.Harttranft's parents, Mr. and Mrs.S.C.Harttranft, in Fullerton. They will remain here until Tuesady. Special Sunday Music Mmc.Manuella Budrow, who has recently appeared before Anaheim audiences, and who is connected with the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, will sing next Sunday morning in St.Boniface church, one of her own compositions.Ave Maria, with violin oblige, will be rendered by W.H.Wolfram, also of the conservatory, with organ accompaniment by Miss Geraldine Polan. Food Sale by Society The Ladies Aid society of the White Temple will hold a cooked food sale Saturday, March 29, at 144 W.Center, formerly the Anaheim pharmacy. Donations are asked to be sent in by 10 o'clock. 1924 STYLE REVUE PLEASANT MEMORY Another important event in Anaheim has become a matter of history, and has left a pleasant memory which will continue for some time. That is the 1924 Fashion Show staged in the California theater through the energy of many merchants of the city and of the Plain Dealer advertising force.The four showings, interspersed with the very splendid picture,"Pleasure Mad,"and a number of short entertainments, formed highly successful entertainment to large audiences and worked unforeseen benefit for the merchants participating. These merchants received frequent calls after the first night's event since they were notified Tuesday of their participation.A social hour will follow the secret work. Class Presents Program Miss Lucille Bickley prefers dramatic class in an attalem at 2:30 this afternoon.The "Song of Solomon" rendered by the followingMrs.Sikes,Gretchen HollandSikesGeorge Nickle;Mrs.sersAnna Schmid;Mrs.berger,Franisc Reed;Rev.Donald Skinner.Miss Pauline Peters gave ing and Hudson Hanks a solc.Another one-act play,Merediths Entertain" was gilMrs.Meredith,Helen HankMeredith,Bill Seitz;Mrs.wold,Lillian Deschner;Mr.wold,Cas.Schutz;Mrs.Warren,Florence Flipley;the maid,Eva Wilbern.A small admission fee charged,the proceeds goin the scholarship fund.Henry Schacht was mansethe stage crew;Steve Pere electrician;Harold Holdschief fly;Edna John,mansNiles Fiscis,curtain. Sextet to Arrowhee A jolly group of young fo companied by M.W.SkinniMiss Grace Skinner,motor Lake Arrowhead Saturday they enjoyed the day.The helmers had to "break trail managed to reach the resort.Building snow men throwing snow balls were do full feature.Many samp were taken.The members of the party Misses Thelma Guy,Helen I and Francis Reed,Messrs.I Skinner,Niles Fiscis,and Reed. MARRIAGE LICENSE Carlan J. Strackner, 23.him,Minnie L.MurphyOlinda;Clyde Waltz,21.him>Thelma Simmons,18.en Grove. Social For Auxilia The American Legion Aux will have a social meeting evening at 7:30 at the hoMr.S Arthur Cohen at 728All members are requested present. Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Clandaughter Pauline of Wiwas calling at the home o PLEASANT MEMORY Another important event in Anaheim has become a matter of history, and has left a pleasant memory which will continue for some time. That is the 1924 Fashion Show staged in the California theater through the energy of many merchants of the city and of the Plain Dealer advertising force. The tour showings, interspersed with the very splendid picture, “Pleasure Mad,” and a number of short entertainments, formed highly successful entertainment to large audiences and worked unforseen benefit for the merchants participating. These merchants received frequent calls after the first night's showing of their apparel, which was so beautifully done by the dalty models, under direction of Miss Elise Schuyler, and repeated showing of some of the gowns was prevented through sale from back stage immediately after the performance. The vaudeville program was particularly good as some rarely artistic dancing was performed. Dance Fads of 1924 were interpreted by the Misses Gladys Ladd, Virginia Martin and Mr. Harry Weber, all of them recently off of long eastern engagements. They are filling a 14 weeks contract on the Pacific coast and have been playing on the Orpheum circuit. The merchants, the theater men the public and the yarticipants in the show are all thoroughly satisfied with this, the biggest fashion show yet, and have expressed themselves in line for repeating the effort next year. Never Rinse Your Hair Again Rinsing with hard water takes the life and shine out of hair. Cleero, the new shampoo does away with rinsing. No harmful ingredients in it. Washes your hair with a substance good for the hair. The Cleero foam rolls dirt to the top. Wipe off foam and all the dirt comes with it. You never saw your scalp so clean—your hair so fresh and brilliant. Hair dries and dresses perfectly in 15 minutes. Our trade delighted with Cleero. Regular price 50c. On sale at Gibson's Drug Stores, Anaheim, 169 W. Center; Fullerton, 115 No. Spadra. Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description CONTRACT HAULING A SPECIALTY Get Our Price O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. Sycamore St. PHONE 209-M Social For Auxilia The American Legion Auxiliary will have a social meeting evening at 7:30 at the house Mrs. Arthur Cohen at 728 All members are requested present. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Clover and daughter Pauline of Whiskey was calling at the home and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Tu evening. Mrs. J. M. Sarger, who had ill for two weeks, is now satisfactory improvement. Says It's Great For WRINKLES AND ENLARGED PORCELAIN Old-fashioned Ordinary Baking milk in the Form of Wonderful Cream You too will be surprised delighted with its use for it turns, the dullest and most less complexion to radiant brittle does not show the slip sign of its use. It actually ishes from sight and the heated atmosphere will notduce the slightest shininess greasiness of the skin. How Buttermilk Cream isguarantee to satisfy you in every way purchase price will be refu The Woman's Page INAHEIM HIGH GIRLS ORGANIZE HI-Y CLUB GROUP of 12 Anaheim H. S. girls have organized a society called the Girls Reserves, or Girls-H.Y. There is a national organization of Hi-Y girls and the local tier is seeking membership. Mrs. L. E. Sutherland, faculty advisor of the Girl's League, is re-enable for the organization. Settings are held each Tuesday at 9:00 at the Y. M. C. A. on So. Philadelphia-st. Miss Elizabeth Awienfest is president; Miss Therine Carner, secretary and Miss Lois Rees, treasurer. Once a month, the girls will we a dinner at the "Y" at 6:30 be followed with a business meeting. Application for membership may made and passed on by the members, if they think the pro-spective member would take an acce-interest in the development of principals. The Incentive for society is to promote higher endards among the high school girls. The present membership is comed of Misses Eva Wilbern, Inez Harris, Katherine Boege, Selmaine, Irma Young, Mae Rearth, Norma Brasted, Grace Kison and Sarah Fay. Mrs. Herland is "mothering" the pup but will soon turn her arms over to Miss Margaret Mcron, who will be advisor. Class Presents Program Miss Lucille Bickley presented dramatic class in an enternment at 2:30 this afternoon. The "Song of Solomon" was ordered by the following cast: Fellowship of Prayer Daily Lenten Bible reading and meditation prepared for Commission on Evangelism of Federal Council of the Churchhes of Christ in America. THURSDAY Entering the Kingdom Read Mt. 7:13-23. Text, 7:21. Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father who is in heaven. "Salvation means being saved from a daily life of growing selfishness to a daily life of growing unselfishness and its inevitable enlargement of life. It involves a deepening acquaintance with God, to know whom is eternal life." MEDITATION: "Doing the will of the Father"—there is nothing higher in heaven or in earth than to be sharers of the divine will. When one is committed wholeheartedly to the great enterprise of making God's will supreme, he has united his life with the ongoing life of God, which union will continue through the long reaches of the life to come. PERSONAL QUESTION: Have I the courage of high profession knowing that it means making good or acknowledging hypocrisy? PRAYER: Eternal God, help us to do some service for these today. Let our daily work bring blessings to others. May we be at one with those in the deepest places of our lives, that thy purposes may be our ideals. May we begin this day with a close feeling of the infinite and continue with it. SURPRISE HOUSE WARMING AT NEW WITHEE HOME CHAT EN SEAU members very happily surprised Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Withee, parents of one of the members. Mrs. W. C. Carle, at their new home, 900 No. Lemon street. Mrs. Withee had entertained the members on several occasions and the girls thought it nice to assist in a house warming. The withees moved into their new home last Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sowler, neighbors, went to the Withee home to detain them until arrival of M. the self invited guests. Sewing was the pastime of the evening hours, interspersed with conversation. Delicious sunshine salad, angel food cake and coffee was served. The members presented Mrs. Withee with a lovely house fern. Members present included the Medames Herbert Humphrey of San Diego, H. D. McFarland, C. B. Goodson, W. C. Carle, Fred Scott, Gus Prescott, Welcome M. Ward, H. K. Boyd, Joe Sowler, Norbert Anderson, Misses Viola Elliott and Lillian Degryse and the honoree, Mrs. Withee. BANDEAU GIVES NOTE OF ARTISTRY TO FORMAL DRESS G: & L: LEASE G. AND L. LEASE—(Spl.-Mr. and Mrs. Ley and two boys Glenn Mrs. Frank Richard two children Francis were among those who the California Theatre healm Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jan motored to Buena Park day and spent the day of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Nolan Glenn of Plain Sunday at the home. Mrs. S. A. McLucreton, Mrs. J. C. Slayer daughter Coda Lee doyon, was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. K. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chamell and children o'f spent Tuesday at the house and Mrs. Wheeler W. Mr. and Mrs. Ken and little son George Beach was calling on sister and family, Mrs. Frank McElhany and Mrs. Gilford Hanmor afternoon. Berney Messer were business Los Angeles Thursday. Mrs. Bill Outhouse daughter formerly o'f but now of Whittier at the home of her Isaac Mayfield Wednesday. Mrs. Berney Messer her home Thursday after three days with her husband Mrs. Frank Loyd. Mrs. Frank McLucreton Lois Louise nessday at the home Mrs. Lloyd Wright o'f Mr. and Mrs. George little son Gayne o'f spent Wednesday at Class Presents Program Miss Lucille Bickley presented dramatic class in an enternment at 2:30 this afternoon. The "Song of Solomon" was ordered by the following cast: Ms. Sikes, Gretcher Holland; Mr. Wes, George Nickle; Mrs. Smith, Anna Schuld; Mrs. Bamesger, Francis Reed; Rev. Kerus, David Skinner. Miss Pauline Peters gave a read-and-hugson hanks a vocal another one-act play, "The Weddings Entertain" was given by Ms. Meredith, Helen Hanks, Bill Seitz; Mrs. Grisel, Lillian Deschner; Mr. Griffin, Chas. Schutz; Mrs. Marile Warren, Florence Flipley; Mary, Maid, Eva Wilbern. A small admission fee was urged, the proceeds going into scholarship fund. Henry Schacht was manager of stage crew; Steve Perdinand, trician; Harold Holdsworth, fly; Edna John, make-up; Jes Fiscus, curtain. Sextet to Arrowhead A jolly group of young folks acapped by M. W. Skinner and Miss Grace Skinner, motored to the Arrowhead Saturday where they enjoyed the day. The Ananers had to "break trail" but engaged to reach the resort safe-building snow men and snow snow balls were delight-features. Many soap shots were taken. The members of the party were Thelma Guy, Helen Demish Francis Reed, Messrs. Donald Niner, Niles Fiscu and Bill El. MARRIAGE LICENSES Marlan J. Strackner, 23. Ana., Minnie L. Murphy, 17. Dale Clyde Waltz, 21. Ana., Thelma Simmons, 18. Gardrove. Social For Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary have a social meeting this at 7:30 at the home of Arthur Cohen at 728 Zeyn members are requested to be sent. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cheedle daughter Pauline of Whittier calling at the home of Mr. PERSONAL QUESTION: Have I the courage of high profession knowing that it means making good or acknowledging hypocrisy? PRAYER: Eternal God, help us to do some service for those today. Let our daily work bring blessings to others. May we be at one with thee in the deepest places of our lives, that thy purposes may be our ideals. May we begin this day with a close feeling of the infinite and continue with an abiding sense of the eternal, in Christ's name, Amen. (Copyright, 1924—F. L. Fagley.) YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, March 27. (Spl.)—The Y. L. Woman's Club held a very interesting meeting in the club rooms on Tuesday afternoon. The floral committee was in charge of the program! This committee is composed of Mrs. Ralph Shook, chairman, Mrs. Murray Horne, Mrs. O. J. Dykeman, Mrs. Dell Trook and Mrs. Fred Johnson. The speaker for the day was Mr. Peters of Germain Seed Co. He gave a very interesting and instructive talk on the formation of a flower garden and the various ways of treating bulbs, shrubs, etc., to procure the best results. A little playlet was given that was unusual and much enjoyed. Mrs. Max McPherson read the article about styles, past and present, and as she read, curtains were drawn showing the various styles she was speaking of. Mrs. Butler made a charming Indian malden. MRS. Roscoe Cram a French lady in the old empire gown; Mrs. Marjorie Richards, the old fashioned girl with hoop skirts and lace mitts, and Mrs. Ben Moore as her mother; Miss Marshe Vernon in a gown with "leg o' mutton" sleeves, with Mrs. Ernest Walker a charming escort; Mrs. Jones as a lady mending the flag; Mrs. Carl Seamons as a lady from the Mayflower, with her cap, kerchel and spinning wheel, and during this time Mrs. Crain song "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet." Mrs. P. Amstutz wore a gown of the "wasp waist" type, which was incidentally her wedding gown. Miss West and Miss Kinsman were charming as a soldier boy and Red Cross nurse. And then these styles were all shown grouped about that of today, with Miss Doris Small in a grey crepe sport suit with choke hat to match. Following this dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. A. P. Yerington has been called to Iowa by the serious illness of her sister there. She expects to remain several weeks or BANDEAU GIVES NOTE OF ARTISTRY TO FORMAL DRESS Mrs. Bill Outhouse daughter formerly of but now of Whittier at the home of her Isaac Mayfield Wednesday. Mrs. Reney Messenger her home Thursday after three days with her and Mrs. Frank Loyd. Mrs. Frank McEldaughter Lois Louise nnesday at the home Mrs. Lloyd Wright of Mr. and Mrs. George little son Gayne of L spent Wednesday at the latter's sister Bill Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and daughter Lois, Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. ley and two sons Bil were among those who the California Theater Saturday evening. Violet Delaney of Friday afternoon with hers. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie of Brea canyon spent their erio at the home Mrs. Glifford Hanmore. Mrs. Oliver Bryan-list list at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. J.N., of Chino, were dined at the home of Mr., and Mrs. Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac and Mrs. Bill Outhouse daughter Billy of White dinner guest at the home and Mrs.D.L.Glen-free ranch Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.Wheeler and family, Mrs.A.N., two children, Mr., and mayfield and the latter Miss Viola Walters of tended a miscellaneous given in honor of Mr Bradley Sego, formerly Wade of Yorba Linda, of Mr. and Mrs.Loonell must many beautiful useful gifts were given hour, the hostess services and coffee. Mr.Holman of Loss spending a few days his son and family, Mr Art Holman. Mr. and Mrs.Bradley Yorba Linda spent Surround home of Mr.Mr White. Mr. and Mrs.Isaac motored to Downey Rising at the latter's mute H.D.Nelson,Miss Virtues returned with them the week-end on this lee Mrs.L.W.Durr this lease but now on was calling on old friends Tuesday. Mr.mrs.Glenn U two children of Fuller Sunday at the home of her Social For Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary have a social meeting this evening at 7:30 at the home of Arthur Cohen at 728 Zeyn members are requested to be sent. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Cheedle daughter Pauline of Whittier calling at the home of Mr. Mrs. Isaac Mayger Tuesday ing. Mr. J. M. Sarger, who has been on two weeks, is now showing factory improvement. Says It's Great For WRINKLES AND NLARGED PORES Fashioned Ordinary Buttermilk in the Form of a Wonderful Cream A lecturer will be heard at Masonic Hall on Friday evening which will be the extra member on the lyceum course, and will be free to course ticket holders. The lecturer is "Burns of the Mountains" as he is known in the south. He only talks to large audiences and it is hoped he will be shown the courtesy of that here. A nominal charge will be made to those not holding tickets who wish to attend. ofWWowome.8SHRDLU jfm::* N On Saturday evening the "Ways and Means" committee of the Y. L. Woman's Club will hold the fourth of the series of card parties being given in the club rooms. Large crowds are attending these parties and jolly times are reported. On Monday evening in Masonic Hall, the P. T. A. are sponsoring a play "The Little Clodhopper" which will be presented by the Balboa Community Players. Tickets are now on sale for this production. COUGHS Apply over throat and chest — swallow small pieces of VICKS VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly RADIO? ASK BEVILLARD Est'b 1912 He Sells The Best Yorba Linda spent Sun home of Mr. and Mr White. 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It's a pretty safe rule lowthe Navy expert ing butter, isn't therea guarantee for you in that more Golden St ter has been served o Sam’s ships during th e years than any other or western brand? G. AND L. LEASE, March 27. —(Spl. Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two boys Glenn and Billy Mrs. Frank Richard and two two children Francis and Billy were among those who attended the California Theater in Anaheim Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Bauldin motored to Buena Park Wednesday and spent the day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wade. Notan Glenn of Placentia spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield. Mrs. S. A. McLucas of Fullerton, Mrs. J. C. Slay and little daughter Coda Lee of Brea canyon, was dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Sellers Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Framell and children of Yorba Linda spent Tuesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wimer and little son George of Long Beach was calling on the former's sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore Saturday afternoon. Berney Messer and James Bauldin were business visitors in Los Angeles Thursday. Mrs. Bill Outhouse and baby daughter formerly of this lease but now of Whittier was calling at the home of her sister Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Wednesday. Mrs. Berney Messer returned to her home Thursday after spending three days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loyd of Fillimore. Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois Louise spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright of Anahgim. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer and little son Gayne of Long Beach, spent Wednesday at the home of Miss Lavella Cheatham of Long Beach is visiting her former school friends at Anaheim Hi today. Miss Cheatham formerly lived here with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold M. Godard of Long Beach are in Anaheim, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lyttel D. Larsen. Mr. aad Mrs. Harold McCloskey and Mrs. McCloskey of Long Beach were visiting in Anaheim last evening. Kenney Mathis of Long Beach visited at Anaheim H. S. today. Mrs. G. C. McCowan left eysterday over the U.P.from Anaheim for Cedar Rapids, Iowa. E Carlson left yesterday over the S.P.for Gunaha, Neb. Miss Ruth E.Black of Anaheim is a patient today at the Anaheim sanitarium. Mr. and Mrs. R.A.Knight and daughter Marjorie visited relatives at Gardens Tuesday. Mr.C.R.Selover of Garden Grove visited in town on Tuesday. Fullerton Briefs F.Weber left recently over the U.P.from Fullerton for Salt Lake City. The Fullerton grammar school educational trip was postponed from tomorrow evening until a week from tomorrow and Saturday.The pupils plan to go to Mt.Wilson, getting there in time to observe the stars thru the big observatory telescope. The Boys' Glee club of Fullerton H.S.last night gave a song program over the Times Radio Miss Helen Wichard, high school faculty member, also rendered a HOUSE DESTROYED BY GAS EXPLOSION LOS ANGELES, March 27.-Because somebody in the house-hold of W.A.Desert disregarded his warning not to strike a match the Desert home of seven rooms at Rosemead, near here, was destroyed by a terrific gas explosion early today and two members of the family were injured. A flying ice box struck Mrs.Desert and pinned her in the ruins.Neighbors rescued her.Her leg was fractured. Genevieve,a daughter,was slightly hurt.The family was awakened at five o'clock by the odor of gas."I'll get my flashlight from the garage and hunt for the leak,"said Desert,"don't strike a match." While he was coming back from the garage he was hurled to the ground by the force of an explosion and saw the house collapse before him. So here,my friend, The secret Hex; Covered garbage Breeds no flies. Judge,Ben D.Lindsay of Denver,famous as a juvenile court judge,has been obtained to speak at Fullerton H.S.April $ underthe auspices of the Junior classHis subject has been announced as"Why Kids Lie." Erie Erickson,Norgweglan athlete,will speak in Fullerton H.S.study hall to boys tomorrow at10:30 p.m." College Night is to be held at the Fullerton high school April4,having been postponed fromMarch 28,the date first scheduled. Wonderful How German Oil Relieves Mrs. Bill Outhouse and baby daughter formerly of this lease but now of Whittier was calling at the home of her sister Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Wednesday. Mrs. Berney Messer returned to her home Thursday after spending three days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Loyd of Fillmore. Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois Louise spent Wednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Wright of Anahgim. Mr. and Mrs. George Wimer and little son Gayne of Long Beach, spent Wednesday at the home of the latter's sister Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pope. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McElhany and daughter Lois, Mrs. Pete Doyle, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Lemley and two sons Bill and Glen were among those who attended the California Theater in Anaheim Saturday evening. Violet Delaney of Brea spent Friday afternoon with Mabel Sellers. Mr. and Mrs. Charley McBride of Brea canyon spent Monday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilford Hanmore. Mrs. Oliver Bryan is on the sick list at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Woodhead of Chino, were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield Thursday evening. Mrs. Mickey Smith and little son Junior of Brea spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield and Mrs. Bill Outhouse and daughter Billy of Whittier were dinner guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glenn of the Tuff-free ranch Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White and family, Mrs. A. N. White and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac mayfield and the latter's sister Miss Violet Walters of Downey attended a miscellaneous shower given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Sego, formerly Miss Fay Wade of Yorba Linda, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Frammell. Many beautiful as well as useful gifts were given at a late hour, the hostess served sandwiches and coffee. Mr. Holman of Los Angeles is spending a few days the guest of his son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Art Holman. Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Sego of Yorba Linda spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield motored to Downey Friday evening at the latter's mother, Mrs. H. D. Nelson, Miss Violet Watters returned with them spending the week-end on this lease. Mrs. L. W. Durr formerly of this lease but now of Placentia was calling on old friends and neighbors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyke and two children of Fullerton spent Sunday at the home of the latter's Yorba Linda spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler White. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Mayfield motored to Downey Friday evening at the latter's mother, Mrs. H. D. Nelson, Miss Violet Waters returned with them spending the week-end on this lease. Mrs. L. W. Durr formerly of this lease but now of Placentia was calling on old friends and neighbors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Updyke and two children of Fullerton spent Sunday at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gregg Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Linah Mims, Jr., of Los Angeles spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mims. Do you too want the best? It's a pretty safe rule to follow the Navy experts in buying butter. Isn't there a quality guarantee for you in the fact that more Golden State Butter has been served on Uncle Sam's ships during the past 7 years than any other eastern or western brand? 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