oc-plain-dealer 1924-07-08

ORIENTALS PASS EVENING WITH BRIDE ELECT. PLAYING the role of hostess and honoree was the unique pleasure of Miss Alvina Joost, just evening when she and Miss Irene Poet entertained the members of the Doolett club at the Joost home, No. Philadelphia-st. The hostess issued invitations in the members to come dressed in Chinese or Japanese costumes and there proved to be a wide range of native dress. The rooms were very attractively decorated for the occasion. A serpentine throughout the different rooms followed by the Chinese prayer. Early in the evening Miss Joost and Poet spread a table cloth on the floor and served rice, tea and rice cakes with fortunes. A photographer was called who made a picture of the group. The girls begged Miss Joost to show the contents of her hope chest which she readily did, and many beautiful articles were in the led. Miss Joost will become the bride of Alvin Swanson, July 19th at two p.m. at the Zion Lutheran church. The club girls were invited to the wedding. While the hostess was taking the articles out of the sheet she picked up a querely fled package and after taking off the wrapper found a beautiful electric toaster. During the evening one of the girls "plained" the gift, which was from the club. The new club pins were worn by the girls last evening. They are inscribed with the initials "D.J." When a member drops out of the club she will be asked to turn in the pin. If anyone is absent three successive meetings they will not be classed as men. Dierker Family Celebrate The Dierker family very happily celebrated the Fourth when all the children and their families, making a crowd of generous proportions, gathered at the parental home in Orange Friday, to pass the day in visiting and feasting. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dierker, prominent Anahelmers, and son and daughter-in-law of the father, Henry Dierker, were present, as were 45 others. A sumptuous dinner was served at noon. Before serving a program of patriotic speeches and addresses was offered by Rev. J. Kogler, H. F. Dierker, and George Johnson, the latter being district attorney of San Bernardino co. William Kogler acted as teacmaster and lead in singing, "The Star Spangled Banner." After dinner the company repaired to the large shady lawn where the afternoon was passed in visiting and music, with ice cream and cake served betimes. At 6 o'clock another big repast was spread during which saxophone and banjo music was contributed. The evening was devoted to a fireworks program and the day closed as a happy one indeed to the venerable father, and his daughter, Miss Tillel, who gave unsparingly of their efforts in hospitality and to the sons and daughters and their families, who were so graciously entertained. The house and spacious porches were decorated with flags, bunting and patriotic emblems. To Visit Girlhood Home Mrs. J. M. McDuell and daughter, Miss Anna Marie, leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for a national church will give an cream social Friday, July 14th at the Community hall and Buenena Park, July & October. While the hostess was taking the articles out of the chest she picked up a queerly fied package and after taking off the wrapper found a beautiful electric toaster. During the evening one of the girls "plaited" the gift, which was from the club. The new club pins were worn by the girls last evening. They are inscribed with the initials "D.J." When a member drops out of the club she will be asked to turn in the pin. If anyone is absent three successive meetings they will not be classed as members. The club party was one of the most delightful ever given and the girls voted Misses Joost and Payee most gracious hostesses. The next meeting will be held with Misses Katherine and Leona Van Booven, Martha Schaeffler, Ida Scheeffler, Lydia Herbell, Vanice Rainey, Elsa Steffens, Gene McElheney, Mary Poyet, Mrs. William Young, Mrs. Harold Larsen, Pasadena. Relatives at Dinner Mr. and Mrs. James A. Van Dyke, of Orland, and daughter Mary Louise, of San Francisco, and Mr. June Wycoff, of Long Beach, were dinner guests last evening of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Van Dyke. The gentlemen are brothers and the visit was an unexpected pleasure. Kansans Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Munn, of Wichita, Kan., are geists of Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Tompkins, of North Dickle, Mrs. Mann and Mr. Tompkins are brother and sister. The Munns have visited here before and are greatly enjoying the improvements in the town, as well as the auto journeys to the places of beauty in the community. They are touring the coast and will remain here but a week. To Visit Girlhood Home Mrs. J. M. McDuell and daughter, Miss Anna Marie, leave tomorrow over the Santa Fe for a journey to the girlhood home of Mrs. McDuell, in northern Maryland. They will visit her mother, brother and sister on the old homestead which is near Washington, D.C. They will also pass some time in Virginia, the capital city and many other places of interest before returning about the first of September. They expect to arrive Sunday afternoon at their first destination. Wed In Santa Ana The marriage of Mrs. Callie Sliger of 204 West Center-st., to Mr. Harry Nichols, occurred Saturday in Santa Ana. The newly-weds have returned to Anahiem where they will reside. As Mrs. Sliger, she had charge of the rooming house at the above address and the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will be maintained at the same address for a time. Bible Study Class The Bible Study class will meet tomorrow as usual at the Presbyterian church at 2:30 with Mrs. Jane Wilson in charge. Everyone is cordially welcome. A.E.Service, formerly of Anaheim, but now of the Imperial Valley, is visiting for a few days with local friends. Many Brea folk enjoyed the 4th of July at Long Beach. Mr. Jerry Penfleton, wife and daughter Mariam and Miss Woodington; Mrs. Grace Heartfield and little daughter Nadeau and Mr. and Mrs. Jameson; Mrs. J. E.Reynolds and many others. DISH-SALE 10-15-25-35c Special Sale Asst. MAKE UP A SET—TWO PATTERNS—YOUR OWN SELECTION BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 8. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church will give an ice cream social Friday, July 8. the Community hall and Games will be provided. and have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. E.M.Millile Fullerton attended church Sunday. Mrs.Miller, who is principal of our schools, year has just returned from trip to Colorado. Meirin and Leona Hilger Eather and Rosalie Hartman bel Robison and Dick Davis in attendance at the Young people's Conference at Pomona Lege Sunday. Mr.Irwin Janke, Miss Kaime Uttenweiler and Miss Hanka Janke attended the theater in aheim Friday. Mr. and Mrs.John Job went to Oceanide Thursday ning and on to San Diego for Fourth, returning Sunday. Mrs.L.T.Wilsey and dager Ruth were Fullerton villa Monday. Mrs.Alive Hebarline of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs.Rolert I. The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational church will meet Tuesday Sunday after Rev. and Mrs. Christ of were callers at the Hilge home.Sunday. Mrs.E.P.Mann and daughte Enuice, and son Donald, reti Sunday from a two weeks to Mrs.Mann's mother in Los geles. Mrs.M.Shunk returned day from a visit to Downey. Mr. and Mrs.R.W.Thu attended a party Saturday at Tujunga. Mrs.S.F.Hilgenfeld waried by her brother, Mr.G.Apla Sunday. Mrs.S.W.Little and ne Irwin Janke attended a party at Long Beach Saturday. Miss Bertha Robinson spent week end at Strawberry Flat Melvin Hilgenfeld is woo at the drug store. Mr. and Mrs.Donald McCaddon spent last week at S berry Flats at the McComber in. Rev.S.P.Hilgenfeld and lily motored to the Y.M.camp beyond Madame Modjhome for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs.Caryl B.S DISH--SALE 10-15-25-35c Special Sale Asst. MAKE UP A SET—TWO PATTERNS—YOUR OWN SELECTION PIE PLATES ... 10c ITEMS BREAD AND BUTTER PLATES FRUITS ... DINNER PLATES ... 15c ITEMS COUPPE SOUPS OATMEALS ... CUPS AND SAUCERS ... 25c ITEMS LARGE DINNER PLATLS ... NAPPIES OR BOWLS BOWLS ... PLATTERS ... CREAMERS WATER JUGS ... LARGE NAPPIES PLATTERS COVERED SUGARS WATER JUGS SAUCE OR GRAVY BOATS ... CASSEROLES Beautiful Hand Painted Plates, special 25c, 6 for $1.25 Perfect Goods Good Inks, regular 15c value, all colors, Special per bot. 5c Pint Bottles, 50c and $1.00. Quart Bottles, $5c, $1.50, to $2.00. H. J. Efker 243 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, Calif. The Woman's Page ERPRISE PAIR IN EVE OF THEIR CHANGE IN HOMES AN expression of their attraction and to pay a farewell hey, a party of friends of and Mrs. J. T. Lyons went in night unannounced for a final evening with the amiable popular couple, Mr. and Alice Miller, who makes her with them, will move Thursday to Long Beach and occupy the St James courts, of which they are owners. Encing was the favorite pas- of the evening, although serv- of the men enjoyed a round two of cards. The visitors took some refreshments, which served at a late hour. The self-lavished guests were and Mrs. C. H. Mann, Mr. and K. Dahl, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. West, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Brown, and Mrs. J. P. Brastad, Mr. Mrs. Vincent Bruce, Mr. and Frank Harden, Mr. and Mrs. W. LaMont, Mr. and Mrs. C. Dunham, Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Roy, Mrs. Adam Erwin, Miss Ana Brastad, who, with the Ms. and Muss Miller, former a congenial, although regret-company. The Lyons have resided in Ana- many years and have been re- sented in all the more impor- civic, social, and fraternalness progress of the city. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, July 8. (Spl.) Ladies' Aid of the Congrega- al church will give an ice on social Friday, July 11 at Community hell and lawn. We will be provided home. PARIS FEATURES SHORTER SKIRTS BILLY WHISKERS BY FRANCES TREGO MONTGOMERY Grandpa Stubbs had decided that it would be all right to let the chums sleep out all night. "He really is an accommodating old fellow, isn't he," said Billy, "to leave us out all night? It will save him a broken shed door, though he will never know it." "What time do you suppose it is?" asked Stubby. "From the height of the moon I should say it must be about half past ten," answered Button. "That will give us an hour and a half to think up what we are going to talk about at the club tonight. What are you going to tell them, Billy?" said Stubby. "I really don't know. Guess I will wait for the inspiration of the moment." "You better think up something extra exciting. Why not tell them about the time you were blown out of the trenches and lost a piece of your tail? Or, better yet, when you broke into the German headquarters and butted the great Hindenburg himself," advised Button. "Very well, I will, as probably CYPRESS CYPRESS, July 8. (Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. Fortune celebrated the Fourth of July by giving a delicious dinner to many of their Cypress friends. The main courses were supplemented by five gallons of ice cream and watermelons. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Bunyard, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Barnett and sons, Jack, Bob and Earl, Claire and Emmett; Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert White and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Fortune and daugh- that would be as interest anything I could recount are you two fellows going late to them? "I think I shall tell the our trip on the canal France," replied Button. "And I plan to describe the Dog Hospital and tell was blown up by the Ge added Stubby. "It is quite an idea," said "their having a club like keeps them in touch with goes on throughout the country. I am quite anxious what it is like." As the hands of the clo- Ferry station pointed to heard a loud meow and up they saw the big cat t first appeared to them slit the fence. "Well, friends, here I am you ready to start?" "All ready!" replied B. "But how are you to go we will show you," said whereupon Billy hopped the packing box and from the roof of the shed a jumped down into the alley. "Very cleverly done mended the cat, whose n the way, was Tiger because striped like one." But puzzles me is how your friend to get out as the jump high for them." "Too high for them, say? Nothing is too high dog that has done police France. Listen! Did you something hit the fence s scratch of nails on the Well, that is my friend running up the side of th From the sounds, evidently not get enough of a runn- and fell back. But here he BUENA PARK LADIES' Aid of the Congregational church will give an ice social Friday, July 11 at Community hall and lawn. Services will be provided. Come have a good time. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Miller of Barton attended church here day. Mrs. Miller, who is to principal of our schools, next has just returned from a to Colorado. Stevin and Leona Hilgenfeld and Kesalle Hartman, Marobison and Dick Davis were attendance at the Young Poet Conference at Pomona Col-Sunday. Briwen Janke, Miss Katherynuttweiler and Miss Hedwig are attended the theater in Anno Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John Johnson to Oceanside Thursday evening on and on to San Diego for the fourth returning Sunday. Ms. L. T. Wilsey and daughter-Ruth were Fullerton visitors today. Ms. Alive Heberline of Los Angeles is visiting Mrs. Robert Hunt and the Congressional church will meet Thursday afternoon at the Community. Mrs. Little entertained Miss Wig Janke and Mr. Carlson Mr. Henry at the Little's cabit Tujunga Sunday afternoon. Rev. and Mrs. Christ of Bren calls at the Hilgenfeld's Sunday. Ms. E. P. Mann and daughter,rice, and son Donald, returned day from a two weeks visit Mrs. Mann's mother in Los Angeles. Ms. M. Shunk returned Friday from a visit to Downy. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Thurman ended a party Saturday night Tujunga. Ms. S. F. Hilgenfeld was visited by her brother, Mr. George on Sunday. Ms. S. W. Little and nephew Janke attended a beach day at Long Beach Saturday. Miss Bertha Robison spent the end at Strawberry Flats. Stevin Hilgenfeld is working drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McComber son spent last week at Strawberry Flats at the McComber cubes. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld and fam-motored to the Y. M. C. A. up beyond Madame Modjeska's house for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder FIGURED materials are popular for summer froeks and Paris sponsors shorter skirts. Model above seen in French horse racecars. LOCALS Misses Ada and Frieda Heinze have returned from a visit with their sister, Mrs. Harold Larsen at Pasadena. Mrs. Larsen returned with them and will pass several days. Mrs. Harley Schaffer has returned to her home in Orange after a visit at the Hayward home on E. Adelae. Mrs. Nell Rainey is enjoying a vacation from her duties at the S Q R Store. Mrs. Charles R. Mawe returned yesterday over the U.P. from Omaha. Mrs. J. H. Rifchie left yesterday over the C.P.for New York. Samuel Spitz of Oakland, inventor of the mariner depth sounding device, and Mrs Spits, were recent visitors with Mr. and Mrs Walter A.Kempin of Anaheim. Mrs James Hitchcock and two children have gone to Tacoma, Wash., for a visit with her parents. Mrs. C.A.Merrill has returned to her home in Beaumont after a visit at the S.D.Winters home Miss Dorothy Winters returned with her and will pass the week. Mrs Ida Winters of Hollywood is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs B.D.Winters of Magnolia-ave. Mrs.E.J.Hughes will go to Seal Beach today to visit the remainder of the week with her son, E.J,and family. Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Brunworth and daughter Evelyn hays returned from a visit with the L.D.Bradley family at Riverside. CYPRESS July 8.(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs.Portune celebrated the Fourth of July by giving a delicious dinner to many of their Cypress friends.The main courses were supplemented by five gallons of ice cream and watermelons.The guests were:Mr.and Mrs.O.P.Bunyard,Mr,and Mrs.C.L.Barnett and sons,Jack,Bob and Earl,Claire and Emmett;Mr.and Mrs.Gilbert White and the hosts,Mr.and Mrs.Fortune and daughters Mona and Lolah. The home of Mr.and Mrs.G.B.Miller was the scene of another Independence Day celebration.A turkey dinner with all the trimmings was enjoyed by Mrs.Lizzie Peagan and Mrs.May Feagan of Buena Park,Mr.mr and Mrs.E.E.Monroe and three children of Los Angeles,Mr.mr and Mrs.W.C.Miller and family and Mr.mr and Mrs.Bruce Tompkins of Los Angeles. W.R.Dodson has moved to Bellflower. Mr.and Mrs.Calvin Dohm had Miss Jennie Dohm and Mr.mr Mrs.Clyde Loren as guests Friday.The day was spent at Huntington Beach and in the evening the party attended a show in Long Beach. On the second Tuesday of August the Cypress center will give or play and a box social.Joe Ritter will put on a special act and several other good numbers are being prepared for the programThis is to raise a fund of $50 which is the Cypress quota to be paid to the main offices of the farm center for the services of different men.Everyone is invited and promised a good time. Arthur Cutter is home for a few days from Richmond, Calif., where he is working.He will motor back via the coast route. Frank Stoddart has been transferred from Big creek to Los Angeles by the Edison Co.for whom he has been working for 15 years. Marjorie and Arthur cutter with friends from Artesia spent the Fourth in Long Beach. Miss Myrtle Morgan of the Cypress Emergency hospital spent Thursday in Los Angeles shopping. Mr.and Mrs.Hugh La Rue attended the show at the California Friday night. Mr.and Mrs.D.S.Wetherbee and family and Mr.mr Mrs.Clintock and family spent Friday at Belmont Shore place. Vernon Melvin,Mervin LaRue and Ted Thornton spent Fourth at Long Beach. George Y.Bremer,former mechanic at Cypress garage,spent Thursday evening with B.C.Sconce and wife. Mr.and Mrs.E.P.Smith attended a show in Long Beach Friday night. B.C.Sconce had dinner with Mr.mr Mrs.Sam King Friday." Mr. S W. Little and nephew Janke attended a beach day at Long Beach Saturday. Miss Bertha Robison spent the end at Strawberry Flats. Belvin Hilgenfeld is working with drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Donald McComber son spent last week at Strawberry Flats at the McComber club. Ev. S P. Hilgenfeld and fam motored to the Y. M. C. A. up beyond Madame Modjeska's lane for the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Caryl B. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Frank Payton at the week end at Tujunga. Stauley and Mr. and Mrs. C. later were dinner guests of Mr. Mrs. J. B. Robison Sunday. Andrew Dassel is on the sickAlias Marjorle McComber, who initially graduated from the U. S. and her brother Gerald visited Gerald McComber and children who are spending some time the McComber cabin. Mrs. Comber's sister, Miss Ruthner is staying with her. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dow and children, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Wilson and Miss Zoe Jackson ended the Fourth at Seal Beach. Mr. and Mrs. David Lemke and children spent Fourth at Laura. Lis Mildred Bacon returned Friday from attending the Young Apples Conference of the Conventional churches at Pomona Colony. D Rock and family and J. Moore and family went to Mr.udy for the Fourth. Eugene Childers and Alberton, who are home from the real training school, went to Boon. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Moone visit their daughter and son-in-law, and Mrs. Harold Jaynes, at Santa Ana. Mrs Hattle Carney and Mrs Chr visited Mrs. B. R. Abrey and Mrs Finley at La Habra harbor. The sign, "Buena Park," has been placed across Grand-ave near Eighth-st. Mrs Harrison Costar andaughter, Betty, were guests of Donald James of Hollywood Wednesday. Mrs. C A. Merrill has returned to her home in Beaumont after a visit at the S. D. Winters home. Miss Dorothy Winters returned with her and will pass the week. Mrs Ida Winters of Hollywood is the house guest of Mr. and Mrs E.D.Winters of Magnolia-ave. Mrs E J Hughes will go to Seal Beach today to visit the remainder of the week with her son, E J, and family. Mr. and Mrs J.H Brunworth and daughter Evelyn have returned from a visit with the L.D.Bradley family at Riverside. Mrs A C Berry will pass tomorrow in Los Angeles with friends. Miss Orena Bever who underwent another operation at the Los Angeles Orthopedic Hospital, is getting along nicely. Mrs August Gutzman and four children of Gerber are visiting relatives in Anahaim. Mrs H D Heleneman has returned from a Los Angeles hospital and is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs F.O Parks of St Paul, Minn., were recent guests of James M.Hitchock and mother. Miss Helen Thompson, daughter of Councilman O M. Thompson of Fullerton, underwent an operation today for appendicitis. Other new patients at the sanitarium include: Mrs R.E.Sandler, Brawley; and Raymond selos of Buena Park. Mrs D.C.Bowerman of Anahiem gave birth to a daughter, and Mrs R.L.Augustus, living near Anahaim, to a son last night. H D Heineman has gone to Sacramento on a business trip. Mrs F.W Lee has returned to her home in Whittier after visiting here with Mrs R.B.Herman. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results Try this medium. Joe Morialty, son of C.H.Moriarity, is enjoying a visit at the Sproul ranch. Mrs D.W Hasseon and Miss Anna Luibkeman were Santa Ana visitors Saturday morning. Mr. and Mrs A.C.Teagarden and children stopped here on their way to Coronada for the Fourth to visit Mr. and Mrs F.J.Hugobot, Mr. and Mrs D.S.Wetherbee and family and Mr. and Mrs Clintock and family spent Friday at Belmont Shore place. Vernon Melvin, Mervin LaRue and Ted Thornton spent the Fourth at Long Beach. George Y Bremer, former mechanic at Cypress garage, spent Thursday evening with B.C.Sconce and wife. Mr. and Mrs E.P.Smith attended a show in Long Beach Friday night. B C.Sconce had dinner with Mr. and Mrs Sam King Friday. Mr Nelson of Hastings, Neb., narrowly escaped a head-on collision of the P.E.line and Lineolblvd, when he tried to pass a large truck but was forced into the ditch on the left-hand side of the road by a machine coming from opposite direction. Fortunately his machine was not hurt badly and no one was injured. At the farm center meeting Tuesday night a way in which to raise a $50 quota was discussed It was decided to give a box social and program the second Tuesday in August. Mr Carey gave a talk on the care of poultry and a short program, consisting of a plano and violin duet by Mona and Lola Fortune, a selection by the Cypress orchestra and a piano-and violin duet by Edith and Edna John was given. Bob Sconce says he stayed home and spent a safe and sane Fourth. Maxwell Cawthon, Mr.and Mrs Lionel Fabian and daughter, Eleanor, of Coachella are visiting at the home of Mrs J.C.Cawthon. Mr. and Mrs G.G.Priddy and family, Blanche and Roberta Catwthon and Edna Rennie have just returned from a four days' fishing trip at Lake Hoges. Mr.Priddy caught the most fish but Dean Priddy caught the largest one. Blanche Cawthon, who was fishing for the first time nearly upset the boat in the excitement of landing an extra large fish one day.The girls kept Mr.Priddy busy balting their hooks and taking the fish off the hook because they couldn't stand to hurt the fish.Lake Hodges is being developed into a summer resort and promises to be a popular place for fishermen. Church and Club News Birthday Party Two decades have passed since Miss Marjorie Cutter of Cypress first saw the light of day, and in celebration of the important date, she invited in a company of young friends for the evening. Games of the early hour soon gave way to dancing to Victrola music. When refreshments were announced the guests were pleased with the lovely table decorations, all in pink and white, and outstanding on the menu was the pretty birthday cake iceed in the same colors, bearing candles to the required number. Ice cream, cookies and other sweets were served with the cake. Guests included the Misses Edna Rennle, Roberta and Blanche Cawthon, Mae Priddy, Jlazel Bail, Ruth Fitzgerald, Erna Balls, and the Moss Harvey Hollingsworth, Charles Campbell, Tom Bingham, Bob Simpkins, Ben Daniels and Mort Campbell. Miss Cutter was presented with many pretty gifts in honor of her birthday. The luncheon was served by the Huntington Beach corps at tables beautiful and fragrant with red, white and blue flowers, flags and draperies of patriotic colors. The menu was excellent. Rev. Arthur Luther, pastor of the Baptist church of the hostess city, gave the morning address on "America for Americans," the same he delivered at the recent Lions convention. Comrade Root, of Malvern Hill post, G. A. B., and Comrade Badger of Huntington Beach, also made short talks. It was decided by the federation to adopt "onward and forward," as the official motto. The Fullerton corps presented a graceful flag drill, "Call of Columbia," and the hostess corps gave the amusing "kitchenate" march which called for an encore. Resolutions were read and adopted, the most important marking the corps as going on record against providing cigarettes or tobacco in any form to the service men in hospitals or camps. The child labor regulations were heartily supported and an appreciation for the hospitality and means of success of the meeting was the theme of another. A very important matter discussed by the six corps concerns "Stag" Party for Guest Harry Heineman presided as host at a party yesterday afternoon in honor of Wilfred Snyder of La Habra, who has been his house guest for several days. Outdoor games furnished amusement for the youngsters and a delightful afternoon was passed. Strawberry short cake and candy was served at 4 o'clock. Guests were Arthur Strohdhoff, Alph Grefe, Oswald Lorich, Albert Smith and the host and honoree, Harry Heineman and Wilfred Snyder. To Teach in East Anaheim friends of Miss Edna Heineman will be pleased to learn that she was given a certificate to teach a grade school in a rural district near Fremont, Neh. Miss Heineman is a graduate of Anaheim H. S. class of '23. Shortly after graduation she went to Nebraska for a visit with friends and decided to stay there to attend school. Miss Heineman is in Anaheim for the summer visiting her family and friends. K G O—GEN ELEC. 6:45 p.m. Final reading stock exchange and weather report and news items. 8:00 p.m. Neapolitaino Four; Isabella Engle, soprano; Edward Leslie, violinist; Georgette Schiller, coloratura reprano; Luther E. Stein, baritone; one-act comedy, "The Florist Shop"; Merle Floyd, dramatic soprano; Edwin Heinsohn, baritone. Part Two of the program furnished by Etude Musical club of Portland. Etude club Chorus; Harry Pierson, tenor; soprans and contralto duet, Sudie Phipps and Carrie Taylor; Owen A. Troy, violinist; Women's Chorus; Ladies Quartet; Lourida Johnston, contralto; Vocal Trio. 10 p.m. to 1 a.m. Hotel St. Francis Dance Orchestra. K F I—RADIO CENTRAL 5:30 to 6 p.m. Examiner news bulletins. 6:45 to 7:30 p.m. Dorice Gordon—vocal and instrumental concert. 8 to 9 p.m. Ambassador Cocoanut Grove Orchestra. 9 to 10 p.m. Examiner concert. 10 to 11 p.m. Don Meany arranging concert. It Grows Hair or Your Money Back Thousands of women are growing new hair and putting an end to scalp siliments with the new Van Ess method of treatment. Van Ess Liquid Scalp Massage makes it easy to give the scalp proper care and to have a head of abundant and pliorous hair. 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