oc-plain-dealer 1924-04-02

LIBERTY COURT IN ANNIVERSARY EVENING PARTY LIBERTY Court, Order of the Archduath, is feeling quite grown up these days, having passed its fifth birthday anniversary last night. With merely an opening and closing meeting, the time was given to social pleasures, at which more than 150 were present. Mrs. W. C. Brown, who was in charge of entertainment, had arranged a thoroughly fine program, opening with a French ballet dance by Velma James. Solos by Mrs. Grace McFarland, "When Skies Are Blue," and "Pal o' Mine" were pleasingly sung, and accompanied in perfect sympathy by Mrs. Arnold Enarl. Other numbers were "Spring Song Dance," Miss Thelma Killer; readin Blenda Probst; Oriental dance, Richard Begg, of Denver. Games provided further entertainment until the committee, with Mrs. M. E. Canby as chairman, invited the company into the dining room. Here a beautiful table centered the floor on which stood the great, lovely birthday cake with five white candles disclosing the half decade anniversary. The cake was cut by Mrs. Eva Boyd, who was first royal matron of the order. The table, loo, was prettily trimmed in purple and white, "Iris and bridal wreath intertwined with ferns, and purple streamers." The party was a great success and enjoyed by visitors as well as Liberty court. Great Missionary Day Anaheim women who attended the quarterly meeting of the W. H. M. S. in Whittier greatly enjoyed the profitable day. Dr. Bromley Oxman made the address of the morning and included an appeal for $200 for missionary use. In about five minutes no Tryouts For Contest J. A. Williams, musical instructor at Anaheim high school will have the tryouts for the Orangece Music Teachers contest in his room Friday April 18. The county meet will be held in Anaheim May 2. Each school in the county will be represented by boys and girls glee clubs, orchestra, violin and piano and boys and girls vocal. The numbers will be: orchestra — No. 3 Bal de Noces (J. Burgmein) and "The Flatteren" (Chaminade); Boys glee club—"T Love a Collage," by O'Haron and "The Song of the Jolly Rogers," Chudleigh Candish. Girls glee—"Reverie" by Oley Speaks, and Bridal Chorus, "Rose Maiden," Cowen. Violin-Serenade by Pierre and Liebeslied-Kreisler. Piano—Scherzo E Minor, by Mendelssohn and Romance, Siberius. Boys' vocal—"Yesterday and Today," Sprose; Duna by McGill. Girls' vocal—"In My Garden," Liddle and "The Star" by Rogera. Special Yoeman Night The meeting of Anaheim Yoeman lodge next Monday night will be an important one and hotables in the fraternity will be present Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Elliott, state manager and wife, are planning to be guests of honor on the occasion and a nice program has been arranged in deference to them. Refreshments also will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to all visiting Yoemen and of course the regular members will save this date for that purpose alone. Important P. T. A. A special meeting of the Orangerthorpe Parent-Teacher Association will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the school. Every member is urgently requested to be present as important business is coming up. HAPPY SECRET TOLD IN NOTES LAST EVENING MAKING known a pleasant piece of news, Mrs. Ida J. DeVinney and Mr. J. Freeman were guests of honor at a party last night when their engagement was announced to a large company of their close friends. Mrs. A. J. Collins of Pullerton, and Mrs. W. J. Liewellyn, of Anaheim, daughter of the bridge elect, were hostesses at the former home, with their husbands assisting. The usual interesting games in which all guests may participate were played, interspersed with music of varied kinds. Later little Shirley Lewollyn appeared in the room in dainty, quilty dress, and passed a note to each person. The secret was revealed in the contents, and a demand for the missing pair went up. They were escorted into the room by the tiny granddaughter and her little friend, Evelyn Crowe, who had white ribbons about them in harness fashion. Of course they were delighted with happy wishes and congratulations, with inquiries as to the important date, etc. However, was not revealed. They were presented with a handsome cut glass flower basket filled with orchids and other choice blooms by the hosts and hostesses, which they accepted with pretty receptions of appreciation. The Collins home was appropriately skimmed with hearts of all sizes, and hearts featured the super-appointments. The rooms were fragrant with their great clusters of sweet peas, carnations and other spring flowers. The guests included the Meura and Meadames C. H. Collins, Hugh Estep and son, Chester; Arthur Moss, Y. Freeman; J. L. Freeman and sons Paulil and Noell, of Long Beach; Arthur Bloomer, and Warren and Emma La Habra; O. R. Freeman and Alta; Olive Sobnielk, Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Howe, and Shirley; E. H. Crowe and Evelyn, ``` Great Missionary Day Anaheim women who attended the quarterly meeting of the W.H.M. in Whittier greatly enjoyed the profitable day. Dr. Bromley Oxnam made the address of the morning and included an appeal for $500 for missionary use. In about five minutes he raised $500, which shows his prowess as a collector as well as an impressive talker. However, Dr. Oxnam is no stranger in Anaheim and his ability has long been recognized. The afternoon was devoted to reports, the one from the David and Margaret home in LeVerne being especially pleasing. The luncheon hour was an opportunity for informal visiting and chatting about the tables. Attending from Anaheim were the Meedames Frank Machleb, J. H. Clabaugh, Harry Jayne, A. S. Williamson, M. W. Marvin, C. J. Cornwell, E. J. Merritt, Goo F. Fendell, and the Misses Bethel Elliott and Reese. Auxiliary Food Sale That Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary hold a cooked food sale at Schneider's Market, West Center at Saturday, was decided at the regular meeting last night. Mrs. Alling of Los Angeles, and a former member of the Auxiliary, was a guest last evening. There was also a gold star member guest. After the business meeting a short program was given. Mrs. Mario Webb was in charge and Misses H. D. Akermon and Mrs. Margaret Wilson, in charge of the refreshments. Ladies Aid at Parsonage The White Temple Ladies Aid society will meet with Mrs. J. A. Geisinger tomorrow. All women of the church are invited whether members or not. Mrs. J. Maryin Hitchcock will sing and other special entertainment will be provided. The meeting hour is set for 2:30. Amaranth Bridge Club A meeting of the Amaranth Bridge club will occur Friday at 2 o'clock in Masonic parlors. All members are urged to be present. ARE YOUR LUNGS WEAK? Weak lungs may or may not develop more serious. If you have weak lungs, old standing cough, cold, bronchial trouble, etc., you should visit your doctor immediately. Important P. T. A. A special meeting of the Orangesthorpe Parent-Teacher Assn will be held at 3 p.m. tomorrow in the school. Every member is urgently requested to be present as important business is coming up. College Nite at Hi Friday night is "college nite" at Fullerton high school and a clever vaudeville show will be staged by representatives of the different colleges and universities in the south, including the Redlands University, Pomona College, U.S.C., and S.B.U.C., and the Christian College. SANTA FE LEASE, April 2. (Spl.)—Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, of this lease, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jack Andrews and children, Lee and Shirley, of Fullerton and Mrs John Boyle and daughters, Virginia, Elenora and Lucille, of Buena Park, spent Sunday throwing snowballs at Mt. Baldy, Bill Cullen and Charles Evans were also at Mt. Baldy Sunday. Walter Woodruff, formerly of this lease, now of Yenan Young, India, came back to visit his old friends of this lease Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Jones and daughter, Beverley, of Long Beach are spending a few days on this lease. Chester Smith, who has been suffering with a broken arm, is improving nicely. Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter, Olive, and grandson, Lee Andrews, spent Monday evening with Mrs Fred Cowan and family of Anaheim. Mrs Cowan is rapidly improving after a serious operation. Mrs Cooper, eighth grade teacher at the Olinda school, spent the week-end with her parents in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs Meranda and daughters, Mona, Genevieve and Eunice, of Hermosa Beach were visitors on this lease Saturday. Misses Jessie Weick and Frances Greminger returned home with them to spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs Harry Wolfe and daughter, Doris, and Mr. and Mrs Elmer Segine and son, Ray spent Sunday in Los Angeles with relatives. Mr. and Mrs William Schubert and family spent Sunday in Poetress also will be served. A cordial invitation is extended to all visiting Youmen and of course the regular members will save this date for that purpose alone. The guests included the Mesera and Meadames C. H. Collins, Hugh Estep and son, Chester, Arthur Moos, V. Freeman, J. L.Freeman and sons Paul and Noel, of Long Beach; Arthur Bloomer, Warren and Emma, La Ilaba; O.R.Freeman and Alta; Ollie Sobinkirk, Dr. and Mrs H.O.Howe,and Shirley; E.H.Crowe and Evelyn.of Brear; Rey C.Tobey,Fullertqu;and from Anaheim were Mrs Frank Gates,C.J.Maurerian.J.D.Huntan Mr.and Mrs.Fred Scott,D.W.Devinney,Billie and Shirley Llewellyn,and the honoree,Mrs DeVinney and Mr.Preman. Both Mrs DeVinney and Mr.Freeman are well known in Anaheim and have many friends who will hear with happiness of their betrothed. Queen Esthers Feast A highly successful reorganization meeting of the Queen Esthers was held yesterday evening at the home of Mrs R.W.Marvin which opened with a supper served to 19 girls by Mrs Marvin,Mrs C.J.Cornwell and Mrs A.S.Wiliamson of the Women's Home Missionary society as the girls organization is a section of this department.The meeting hours from 5 to 6 o'clock is very convenient for the members whose ages are between 14 and 18.as they pass a profitable time together.yet get home in time to study.Mrs Marvin was chosen leader of the circle One layette was made for the Community shop,and work for some orphans.home was outlined for the next meeting.The meetings under the reorganization will be held the first Tuesday evening of each month. To Feed Husbands Fullerton Ebell ladies will entertain their husbands with a luncheon Friday nona at the Fullerton club.The economics section will prepare the repasandthe music section members will decorate the dining room.Ray Graham C.Hunter,Preshyterian pastor.will be the luncheon speaker.of Addington.Okla.Miss Marie Caruthers,Mrs.G.F.Cops and Party at Beach Home Mrs.O.W.Easter of Anaheim and Balboa Palisades entertained at her beach home,Monday and Tuesday,Mrs Thomas Diemery.of Addington.Okla.Miss Marie Caruthers,Mrs.G.F.Cops and Amaranth Bridge Club A meeting of the Amaranth Bridge club will occur Friday at 2 o'clock in Masonic parlors. All members are urged to be present. ARE YOUR LUNGS WEAK? Weak lungs may or may not develop more serious. If you have weak lungs, old standing cough, cold, bronchial trouble, asthma or hay fever try a bottle of McMullin's Formula. Hundreds report wonderful results. Mfrd. only by Tilden McMullin Co., Sedalia, Mo. For sale by Heying's Pharmacy. A Beautiful Dainty White Skin for You on music On Gala Heying Pharmacy Mall Orders Accepted Mr. and Mrs. Meranda and daughters, Mona, Genevieve and Eunice, of Hermosa Beach were visitors on this lease Saturday. Misses Jessie Weick and Frances Greminger returned home with them to spend the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe and daughter, Doris, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Segine and son, Ray spent Sunday in Los Angeles with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. William Schubert and family spent Sunday in Poona. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman of Hermosa Beach spent Thursday on this lease with Mr. and Mrs. George Cullen and family. Dick Walkup returned to his home in Long Beach Sunday after spending a week on this lease. Anaheim shoppers from this lease Saturday night were: Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams and their niece, Hazel Carbine; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Rob, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vanatta and son, Marian, Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and daughter Olive, Mr. and Mrs. Jones and son, Bobbie, and daughter Sadie, Miss Marguerite Flynn and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolfe and daughter, Doris. Marshall Collins' brother of this lease is Ill in the Santa Fe hospital at Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. H. Schryer and grandson, Lee Andrews, visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams of Brea Monday, Mr. Williams, who has been ill for some time, is recovering slowly. Ole Smith also visited them Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Blonde Dale and family of Long Beach spent Monday at the Brady home on this lease. Miss Frances Braner returned home with her uncle, Bud Braner, Thursday after spending a few days with her grandmother at Redondo. Mrs. Roy Warner of Los Angeles spent Monday on this lease. Decorate the dining room, Roy Graham C. Hunter, Presbyterian pastor, will be the lunchon speaker. The regular business hour will follow and be featured by the annual election. Party at Beach Home Mrs. O. W. Eager of Anaheim and Balboa Palisades, entertained at her beach home, Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. Thomas Dienier, of Addington, Okla. Miss Marie Caruthers, Mrs. G. F. Cops and Mrs. K. L. Martin. Cards For Amaranth Mrs. John Hetebrink, East Chapman, Fullerton, will entertain Amaranth court at a five hundred party next Monday night. Prizes will be given for highest scores. Games will start at 8 o'clock. Bible Class Tomorrow The Bible Study class will hold the regular meeting tomorrow in the Presbyterian church at the usual hour, Mrs Jane Wilson, of Long Beach, will be in charge and everyone is cordially invited. Auxiliary Tomorrow The Women's Auxiliary of St. Michael's will meet tomorrow at the usual hour, 2:30, in the Guild hall. All members are asked to be in attendance. HELLO DIXIE CHICHESTER S PILLS The Woman's Page MY SECRET AND IN NOTES FIRST EVENING PLACENTIA PLACENTIA, April, V—(Spl.) The Placentia C. of C., added and abetted by the secretary, Charles E. Lee, is putting Placentia on the map so forcefully in indelible ink that anyone professing not to know what and where Placentia is will be guilty of gross ignorance. "Placentia, the Little Rich Town," has been growing steadily since its beginning, 15 years ago, but from now on the growth and improvements are coming so fast as to keep everyone moving to keep up with it. The C. of C. has laid many plans and is working them out as fast as possible. One of the first foremost is the badly needed paving. This has already been started. Crowther-ave is now plowed and the boulevard being put in first class condition. The huge mixer and all the other necessary paraphenalia is on the ground and the men are at work. Melrose-at is staked out, and this will probably be the next street to get attention. Griffith Co. of Los Angeles has the contract and all the streets are to be payed before 1923. Police protection is another issue that is assured. Deputy Sheriff J. H. Murillo is now on duty here and anyone desiring to get in touch with him need only call 149-W. Placentia, where he can be reached at all hours. Deputy Sheriff Murillo has the reputation of being the bravest man on the county force. A short time ago he was called to West Santa Fe, where, unarmed, he succeeded in taking a loaded gun from a Mexican, who had shot at a comrade. So Placentia has the assurance that she will be amply protected with this brave man on the job. The assurance of adequate police protection, good payed streets, a sanitary district, no possible scarcity of water, gas and electricity, good schools and unusual interesting games in guests may participate in, interspersed with muck kinds. Later little collynn appeared in the dirty, tight dress, and late to each person. The revealed in the condemnation for the misapprehension up. They were eschewed by the tiny older and her little brother and her little sister and her little brother and her little sister. Of course they had with happy wishes situations, with inquiry important date, etc., was not revealed. Presented with a hand-drawn flower basket filled with daisies and other choice hosts and hostesses, accepted with bresty appreciation. Home was appropriated with hearts of all hearts featured the supplements. The rooms with their great sweet peas, carnations spring flowers. Included the Messura C. H. Collins, Hughson, Chester, Arthur Greeman, J. L. Freese Paul and Noell, of Arthur Bloomer, and Emma, La Habra, O. and Alta; Olile Sohnu-Mrs. H. G. Howe, and H. Crowe and Eylen, of H. G. Howe, and H. Crowe and Eylen. Extensive Corps Plan The Women's Relief Corps meeting yesterday was full of interesting matters, and plans for extensive relief work were discussed. Each member is requested to make not less than three hot dish holders, and as many more as she chooses. The Thrift committee will meet next Tuesday with Mrs. Mary Nyland, 705 North Olive in all day session and will improve the time with quilting. Mrs. Grace Taint donated the top end Mrs. Nyland the lining, so the ladies expect to soon have a beautiful quilt at very low cost. Mrs. Nyland will serve luncheon about noon, giving a short time for recreation and rest from the pleasant task of quilting. The "Earn a Dollar" campaign has been set forward from October 6 for completion, as that is the anniversary of the corps organization. Under the patriotic instructor, Mrs. R.H. Horman a patriotic program will be presented and Mother's day also observed. This order is less than one year old but has had remarkable growth and has more than made good in the line of work which its name designates, that of Relief corps. KATELLA P.T.A. ELECTS LEADERS FOR NEW YEAR MRS. LESLIE BENSON was unanimously elected president of Katella P.T.A. at the regular meeting yesterday. Other officers for the coming year will be Mrs. Henler, vice president; and Mrs. H.W. Skinner and Mrs. Wilbert, secretary and treasurer, who were re-elected; Mrs. Ray Powell, parliamentarian; Mrs. Ida J. Hughes, historian; re-elected; Mrs. J.E. Reeves auditor. An invitation was read to the annual district convention. EASTER MOTIF FEATURES PARTY ON BIRTHDAY THE E. H. Neiman home, Bush-st was the scene of a harpy gathering last evening when Mrs. Neiman entertained party of friends in honor of birthday anniversary. Easter decorations predounced and the rooms were fragrant with Easter lilies. Progressive five hundred in which first prizes were won Mrs. Todd and Mr. Neiman, consolidation to Mrs. Hatfield, Mr. Kohler. Mrs. Neiman received some gifts among them a beauty floor lamp, the gift of Mr. Neiman. Delicious refreshments served late in the evening. Anaheim guests were Mr. Mrs. W.J.Yetter, Mr.Mr.C.Martens, Mr.mr.C.Hatfield; Mr.mr.C.A.Shampoo; Mr.mr.C.A.Brown; Mr.mr.C.A.River; Mr.mr.C.A.Franklin; Mr.mr.C.A.Greenwood; Mr.mr.C.A.Harold; Long Beach; Mr.mr.Ray Allen; Fullerton; Mr.mr.C.Mattie; Costa Mesa; the host and hostess; Mr.mr.E.H.Neiman and son Harley. Chooses Delegates The West End P.T.A.elec their delegates yesterday to district convention at Olinda A.I2. They will be Mendana Irvin, Baldwin Dunham Meter, Hughes Harrison Goodale. Miss Elizabeth Renshaw skipped a picture, "How Life Begins" and made a short explanation for the coming year included Mesdames C.W.Austin D.H.Meter and W.W.Write. The meeting was held yesterday instead of next Tuesday, owing Easter vacation week. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A. S. Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W. Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs. Martin, Mrs. C., and Mrs. A.S.Wilhelm's Women's Home society, as the girls in a section of this meeting hours clock is very convenient to the members, whose wesen 14 and 18, as profitable time together in time to study was chosen header of One layette was made community shop, and home orphans home for the next meetings under the re will be held the first ning of each month. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R. W.Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,and Mrs.A.S.Wilhelm's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R.W.Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,and Mrs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R.W.Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,and Mrs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at the R.W.Marvin, which a supper served to Mrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,and Mrs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of the Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women's Home society,andthe girlsinassectionofthismeetinghoursclockisveryconvenienttothememberswhosewesen14and18asprofitabletimetogetherintimetotudystudywaschosenheaderofOnelayettewasmadecommunityshop,andhomeorphanshomeforthenextmeetingsundertherewillbeheldthefirstningofeachmonth. ESTHERS FEAST successful reorganization of The Queen Esthers afternoon evening at The.R.W.Marvin,thesupperservedtoMrs.Marin,Mrs.C.,andMs.A.S.Wilhem's Women'S Home society,andthe 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Thomas Dlemery, Okla. Mrs Marie Mrs. G. F. Cope and Martin FOR AMARANTH Helebrink, East Fullerton, will enter court at a five hunnest Monday night. She given for highest es will start at 8 CLASS TOMORROW Study class will hold meeting tomorrow in the church at the Mrs. Jane Wilson, of will be in charges and cordially invited. TY Tomorrow N's Auxiliary of St. ill meet tomorrow at nr. 2.30, in the Guild members are asked to be O DIXIE STER S PILLS WHOLEGISTS EVERYWHERE written by Superintendent Glenn A. Hiddlebarger. The facts are gleaned from old record registers. Among names found in these records are many who are now prominent in community work in the same district. There are many also whose children are now attenting the Placentia school, altho a much better and enthralled one. And with the steady growth of the town's population so has the school kept pace with a growing and enlarging in buildings, equipment and most important of all, good teachers. A word must here be said also for the high school advantages to be had. The Fullerton Union high school records can show that a goodly proportion of her students come from Placentia. In connection with the high school is a junior college, where a boy or girl may complete half of his or her college education and still live at home in Placentia. Business in Placentia speaks for itself. Every kind of business is to be found within our city limits. Business carried on by up-to-date hustling, obliging, courteous men and women, merchants who strive to learn what the people want and to provide the very best at the lowest possible price. Many new and up-to-date business blocks have been built and more are to be built as demanded. It is estimated that during the year 1923, the merchants of Placentia did a business of over one million, two hundred and fifteen thousand dollars. This does not include the clearings of the National and Sayings Bank nor the business of raising, picking, packing and marketing the golden fruit which is raised in such an abundance in this rich locality. There are eight gas and oil stations in the Placentia district alone and the estimate is that they do a business of over $150,000 a year. Placentia boasts a community church under the supervision of the presbytery of Los Angeles. It HELLO DIXIE new! Sidley BANTERS WITH DROP STITCH CLASIC Long Stretch on Long Uphair and Extreme Comfort Pad Style .65° Wide Web .75° Cover & Multifunction Shine has among its members former members of many different denominations who are all working together in unity for the spiritual and moral welfare of the communio. The church is well organized; it maintains a growing Sunday school, a Christian Endeavor, or organizations for women and children and is thus meeting the needs of the community in an efficient and helpful manner. Dr. G. A. Manshard is the present pastor, who was called about a year ago. There is one other church in our community, the Church of the Nazarene, located on North Melrose. This has a progressive Sunday school and membership. They are planning a new building in the near future as they have outgrown their present one. The present pastor in Rev. Josiah Tucker. HELLO DIXIE IT would be a kindness to tell the girl that you think she is being too much powder and rouge. Of course she might resent it if she have nothing more to do with you, but on the other hand you might respect your opinion enough to be a little more clumsy. Too much powder makes a girl ugly instigate of beautiful. Perhaps you might derood her the other night after she was indifferent when she really did not mean to be. As to see her again and you may find her in a different mood, however, you are convinced that she does not enjoy your company any longer, find another girl. The fact that she cannot cook means little. Many girls are not interested in domestic activities until after they are married. THANK YOU: The girl's initial should be used. Mabel and Bertha Robison caled on Mrs. C. A. Porter of Fulllerton Saturday. HELLO DIXIE MOSTER MOTIF FEATURES PARTY ON BIRTHDAY E. H. Neiman home. Soash-it was the scene of a very gathering last evening. Mrs. Neiman entertained a of friends in honor of her day anniversary. After decorations predominated the rooms were fragrant Easter lilies. Aggressive five hundred was invaded of the evening hours which first prizes were won by Todd and Mr. Neiman, with mention to Mrs. Hatfield and Fohrer. Neiman received some love-ups among them a beautiful daimp, the gift of Mr. Neiman. Delicious refreshments were late in the evening. Neiman guests were Mr. and W. J. Vetter, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hartens, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Shoup,ton, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kohl-d two children, Bernice and Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Todd, Costa Mesa, and host and hostess, Mr. and Mrs. Neiman and son Harley. Chooses Delegates A West End P.T.A elected delegates yesterday to the net convention at Olinda, April They will be Meadames A. Baldwin, Dunlin, Van Hughes, Harrison and Lle. Elizabeth Renshaw show-picture, "How Life Begins," made a short exploratory A nominating committee the coming year included the names C.W. Austin, D.H.Van and W.W. White. Meeting was held yesterday end of next Tuesday, owing to vacation week. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, April 2.-Mrs. Roy Chonte of Anaheim visited Mrs.J.E.Wright Friday. Mrs.Wright was surprised by her cousin,Mr. Arnold Meyers and wife of Manhattan and her aunt, Mrs.Claims Meyer. Mrs.Meyer will remain for several days with Mrs.Wright. Mrs.R.D.Bacon attended a funeral in Pasadena Friday. The Masonic lodge observed "public schools night." Thursday at the Masonic Temple with an excellent program. C.R.Gahr, of Fullerton, S.C.Hartranft, of Fullerton and E.H.Metcalf of Anaheim spoke Frank Jones sang and Mrs.Edith Sconce favored with a piano solo. Mr. and Mrs.Laurance Tilton spent Thursday in Los Angeles. All the members of the Women's club are urged to be out to the meeting Thursday as the matter of accepting or rejecting the proposed cites for the new club-house is to be voted on. Mr.Prod Bastady and Miss Milfred Bacon were elected delegates to the Sunday school convention at Fullerton this next week. Mr. and Mrs.W.R.Shaw have moved into the double garage built on their lot on Tenth at which they will live while building their new home. Mr. and Mrs.John Johnson will move into the house vacated by the Shaws. Mr. and Mrs.C.A.Porter were Buena Park visitors Sunday. Mrs.Anna Goldie a former resident of Buena Park but now having her residence in Fullerton is quite sleek. Mrs.Goldie is staying at present at the home of her mother, Mrs.Kate Weiss-south east of Buena Park.Aed purse is in attendance. Mr. and Mrs.L.T.Wiley entertained the following Pomona frienda Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.Walter Dossett Elberg Duquesne. FULLERTON POLICE OFFICER RESIGNS C.M.Wood, might Phillipman,yesterday resigned from the Pulverion police department.Wood give no reasons why he quit, but it is understood that he not agree with Arthur Della city marshal, in all points on the policy of the department.Wood said, however, that he had no complaint against Marshal Ella.Wood expects to remain in Fullerton. FINDS MUSHROOMS Baked, liver, fried liver and Carter's little liver pills? They can't compare with a good steak with mushrooms. Postmaster J.H Whitaker is sneaking, after gathering a nice mess in a place he knows about. The wet weather did it. If the dampness continues he expects to gather another fine bunch Sunday. PADUCAH SHAKEN PADUCAH, Ky., April 2.-Earthquake tremors rocked this section at 5:15 o'clock this morning. Several surrounding western Kentucky towns reported the shock also, which were of several moments duration. No damage was caused according to the reports. Roof Garden Party The S.L.Club, composed of members of the high school who have formed a dancing club, will have another of their popular dances Saturday night, the affair to be held at the Hotel Angelina Koof Garden. The committee has invited the Santa Ana DoMolay and the Fullerton "Gloom Chasers." The Santa Ana De Molays will furnish the muee. Says It's Great For WRINKLES AND ENLARGED PORES They will be Mendames A. Baldwin, Dunham, Van Hughes, Harrison and Le. Elizabeth Renshaw showpiece, "How Life Begins," made a short explanatory note coming year included the James C. W. Austin, D. H. Van and W. W. White. Meeting was held yesterday of next Tuesday, owing to vacation week. TEMPTATION Mr Mrs Thompson: I am a 8 years old and have been with a boy 28. He is very to me. I am going away to and he lives in a town. When I don't go home comes to see me. I got home and want to go home, but time I do we quarrel and make up until I come back. I talked to me about getting fed when school is out in. I am only a junior and intend to go another year, but he is if he didn't like it when I go going on with school. Is very joyous of me and to have me dance and talk boy friends. When he gets the begins to drink. He used to drink when he got with other girls. He also all of his troubles to a friend and this friend comes and tells everything and says I get better and not make any angry. A girl who enjoys a great fun and am not happy unhappy it, and he doesn't care very much. Would you adhere to keep up with my BROWN-EYED BABE. All means finish your course cool. It would be a great stop in your junior year. To marry a man who has to drink would be most insist on your right to bother boy friends and good at school as long as you here. When you have grad-will be time enough to de-bout marriage. M. G.—The woman ought reported to the police and dishonorable activities stop-the law. TRIALS OF LOVE Mrs Thompson: I have going with a girl for about months and I love her very She has blond hair and it good. She is very plece-looking she uses powder and too much. Mr Mrs. H. A. Bixby visited friends at Anaheim and Fullerton Sunday afternoon when they arrived home, they found that Mr. Bixby's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Cline of Los Angeles and Mrs Cline of Youngstown, O' had been to see them. Also Mr. and Mrs Edgell and children of Los Angeles accompanied by Mrs Deeters and children of Burbank were at the Bixby home. Says It's Girl For WRINKLES AND ENLARGED PORES Old-fashioned Ordinary Butter milk in the Form of a Wonderful Cream. Dr Julian P. Johnson made a business trip to San Francisco Saturday. Mr and Mrs H. A. Bixby visited friends at Anaheim and Fullerton Sunday afternoon when they arrived home, they found that Mr. Bixby's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Cline of Los Angeles and Mrs Cline of Youngstown, O' had been to see them. Also Mr. and Mrs Edgell and children of Los Angeles accompanied by Mrs Deeters and children of Burbank were at the Bixby home. You too will be surprised and delighted with its use for while it turns the dullest and most lifeless complexion to radiant beauty, it does not show the slightest sign of its use. It usually vanishes from sight and the most heated atmosphere will not produce the slightest valleys of greasiness of the skin. Howard Buttermilk Cream is guaranteed to satisfy you in every way or the purchase price will be refunded. HELLO DIXIE HELLO DIXIE BIG SALE 15 per cent. Reduction on Pre-Easter Millinery Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 3, 4 and 5th, we have placed every hat over $5.00 in this sale—which includes all our beautiful Easter selection, which is now ready and awaiting your approval. Come and see the best and largest line of millinery ever shown in Anaheim, it will be worth your while—don't fail to ask for coupon which entitles you to a beautiful photograph of yourself, absolutely free. Parisian Millinery 209 E. CENTER ST.