oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-12

MISSIONARIES AT WHITE TEMPLE Rev. and Mrs. Harold Schmidt Calhoun, India, were at the Temple Sunday. Rev. supplying the pulpit in Dr. J. A. Glessinger An independent M.S. vacation. Rev. PAUL V. HESTER in the morning on of India, saying Subscription Rate—the challenge the Entered at the Post Office. He said there is a great re- of missionary DAILY GRAT, altho there is things to latrous world and widow-ing out rises and sun-set experience.—Anonyx which Mrs. all to India, later on missionary TELEPHO. Such strides have resident Van such wonders are accommodator for that photograph negatives had perfected method during the Republic caused scarcely a ripple of comment. Mr. and Mrs. Luther Ma- used is not entirely new, but is a perfect of other inventions. The method used is really as simple as anniversaries of Mr. and sound between widely separated points hand Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. phone. A negative is wrapped around a Leynes and Mr. and Mrs. C. mitting machine in such a way that a贝贝ies Aid will meet on through the negative can impress upon a贝贝the home of Mrs. H. the variations of light and darkness in the net on Western-ave carried to the receiving machine in much the Mrs. C. N. Kennedy of Sunday evening din- variations of sound are carried as vibrations of Mr. and Mrs. L. T. The perfection of a method of telephon will revolutionize the method of illustrating S.W.Little were be of immense value to police departments, Mrs.Sunday afternoon cars for the new water be valuable in other ways that do not yet installed at the daily. A 42,000 gal- To be well-informed one must keep abreast be conversant with current history. World swifly in this remarkable age. Pearl is man's worst enemy. Fear an than war and pestilence and famine. Tha thoughts from men is a boon to the race. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 12. (SJL) Mr. and Mrs. Roy Matthews of San Jacinto were Thursday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs John Page and Friday Mrs. Page and children accompanied them to Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E.Ritter attended the band concert at Fullerton Friday. Mrs.Cecil Tozler visitor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.J.R.Schofield Friday. Mr.H.E.Warren and daughter Eleanor joined Mrs.Warren and Florence for the weekend at Strawberry Flat. G.L.Menna and son Ralph were business visitors in Los Angeles Friday. Miss Pauline Myers of Los Angeles spent the weekend the guest of Mr. and Mrs Frank Huergunot. Miss Ictily Berky went to Los Angeles Friday and was the guest of her uncle, Dr.H.Standefer until Sunday. E.W.Thurman is having his vacation and he and Mrs Thurman left Saturday to spend a part at Idyllwild. Mrs.R.Dilley of Long Beach Mr. and Mrs.Luther Ma- used is not entirely new, but is a perfect of other inventions. I.D.Jaynes entertained ater Sunday celebrating the anniversaries of Mr. and sound between widely separated points hand Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. phone.A negative is wrapped around a Leynes and Mr. and Mrs.C.mitting machine in such a way that a贝贝ies Aid will meet on through the negative can impress upon a贝贝the home of Mrs.H.the variations of light and darkness in the net on Western-ave carried to the receiving machine in much the Mrs.C.N.Kennedy of Sunday evening din- variations of sound are carried as vibrations of Mr. and Mrs.L.T. The perfection of a method of telephon will revolutionize the method of illustrating S.W.Little were be of immense value to police departments, Mrs.Sunday afternoon cars for the new water be valuable in other ways that do not yet installed at the daily.A 42,000 gal- To be well-informed one must keep abreast be conversant with current history.World swifly in this remarkable age. Meyers and son Roy were Sunday dinner of Mr. and Mrs.J.F.thoughts from men is a boon to the race. Strain and family of C.R.Allin and family HAS $6,000,000 IN LIFE INSURANCE NOW SEEKING H Rodman Wenamaker, York merchant, is searchi world for companies which give him life insurance pHe already has $6,000,000 but wants more. He is th highly insured man in the HEADLIGHT CAMPAIGN The Pasadena police ment is to conduct a campa-glaring automobile head Chief of Police Charles H.said today.Motorists are that they should get the on their cars adjusted if want to avoid being arrested chief announced. Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Girltended a circus at Seal Beach day evening. Mr. and Mrs.J.P.Wagnited Mr. and Mrs.Richard J.Friday. Mr. and Mrs.E.W.The entertained at the home o The perfection of a method of telephone will revolutionize the method of illustrating S. W. Little were be of immense value to police departments, nurses Sunday afternoon be valuable in other ways that do not yet being installed at the daily. A 42,000 gal. swifly in this remarkable age. To be well-informed one must keep abreast with current history. World Wilsey of Ontario is on L. T. Wilsey and Meyers and son Roy thoughts from men is a boon to the race. Strain and family of C. R Allin and family Copango Canyon Sunday. Katherine Utlenweller Janke and Messrs Irwin companionships. Their parents do not lead George Henry molored Beach Sunday. Health can be conserved in California able to spend so much time in the open. W. B. Shaw and fami ers, Robertson, Virginia and Jr., Tex Sophia, Mr. and Pritchard and Paul Deeh and Mrs. Charles Berry end the rights and plunge at Beach Saturday. Defects of the American jury town Monday Mr. and Mrs. Crilly and family and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Brossman and children spent Sunday at Laguna. The operation of the boat dump for the season began Monday. M. A. Kaylor, landscape architect of Orange, has been selected by the Buena Park school board to have charge of the beautifying of grammar school grounds. There is to be 15,000 square feet of lawn and 5,500 square feet of shrubbery. Miss Bertha Robinson returned Sunday evening from a camping trip to Santa Barbara-co. Rev Theodore Schaner occupied the pulpit at the Congregational church Sunday morning. In the evening a union service was held. The Christian Endeavor having charge. Mr. Hayden of the firm of Sanderson and Haydon moved into the Mennes duplex house on Park-ave and will live there while building his new home in Mission Gardens. G. L. Meines reports the sale of one of the new stucco bungalows in Mission Gardens to Rodney Jackson, also a lot on Court-at to Sanderson and Haydon, and two acres in the Ritter Trace to U. L. Meines. Mrs. B. L. Kratzer spent the weekend at Alhambra. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Girvin son Charles visited Mr. and Wellington of Alhambra Sun. Mr. and Mrs. E. A Will visited their daughter, Mrs. Pugh and family of Huntle Beach Sunday. Mr. W. C. Calloway our citizen who was quite badly a few weeks ago by a fall lader is again able to be out It is reported that Ben ways, who started on a five-n trip the first of June well be back and will not go to Eastern coast as first planned TUBBY Shame on You Hear GOSH AIINT THIS GREAT SPIDER ME AN YOU AN HANK GOIN' OFF LIKE THIS TO CAMP OUT ALL ALONE IN THE WOODS? JULIAN ETROLEUM maintain a close mar in both the Units and shares. Get our quotations before buying or selling. Immediite settlement if selling. immediate delivery, if buying, from stock on hand. WE OFFER (Subject)..... 130 Doble Steam ... $5.50 10 Elliott Ext. ..... Bid 120 Calif. Ref. ..... Mkt 140 Calitroleum .... .82 100 Cal-Mex. O R .07½ 140 Lincoln Mtg. U. .. Bid 100 Union Mtg. U. 12.00 20 First Fed. Sec. 50.00 100 Star Petro. ... 6.50 10 Vanderbilt Un. 78.00 39 W. Auto com ... 12.25 40 W. Auto pfd. ... 8.00 500 Sespe L & P ... .20 10 Gilmore Oil ..... Bid 100 Bellview ... 2.75 50 Majestic El. Ap. 2.25 10 Julian 6-9 ... 16.00 5 Twin Bell ... 42.50 WE WILL BUY (Subject) Marine Oil Calwin Oil Coastal Nat. Sec. Oreland c. Twin Bell Oreland p. Julian Pet. C. Auto & C Parkford Roy Foster & Motors Kleiser Mitflis Con.-Julian 6-9 H. Glass E. G. B. Un. We are active in all markets Leonards & Co. Established 1915 BOBERT KELLY Resident Manager Capital Fully Paid $100,000 Resources $300,000 Santa Ana Branch $228,220 Spurgeon Bldg. TUBBY GOSH, AINT THIS GREAT, SPIDER ME AN YOU AN HANK GOIN' OFF LIKE THIS TO CAMP OUT ALL ALONE IN THE WOODS? YEAH GEE WONDER WHAT HAMPS DARKKIN AT - MEBBE THERE'S A BEAR IN THERE BEAR I BET IT INDIAN GOSH! ONLY A CHIPMUNK! YIPE, YIPE! HAS $6,000,000 IN LIFE INSURANCE; NOW SEEKING MORE LA HABRA LA HABRA, Aug. 12—(Spl.) Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ore are spending their vacation at Pismo Beach. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Leuhm were members of a theatre party given in Los Angeles by friends Thursday. Mrs. Roy Barker and daughter, Katherine, are spending a few days at Forest Home. Mrs. Ernest Schneider and children of Ventura visited relatives in La Habra Thursday. Mrs. G. Kelley of Portland, Ore., is visiting her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Kenworthy of South College-ave. An important meeting of the executive board of the Woman's club is called for Thursday, Aug. 14, at the clubhouse at 2:30. The Woman's club will be hostess to the Associated Chamber of Commerce on the evening of Aug. 28. Arrangements for the dinner and other matters will be the business of the meeting. The Misses Luella and Enalie Overman and Mary Ellen Ingills who have been spending their summer vacation in So. Calif. at the Burt Hampton Home left Sunday for their home in Lincoln, Neb. Mrs. Louie Minor Drake is improving her property on Lemon-street. Miss Gladys Chambers of East Second-st, La Habra, and Marvin Finley of Los Angeles were quietly married in Los Angeles Wednesday evening, which came as a surprise to their many friends in La Habra. The ceremony was witnessed by Mrs. J. A. Snody of La Habra. Miss Chambers was very charming in her grey gown with hat and shoa to match. The young couple will make their home in Los Angeles. Miss Chambers is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Chambers of East Second-st, La Habra, coming here a year ago with her parents from Duncan, Okla. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. H. Finley of Duncan, Okla., and has lived in Los Angeles for the past year. The romance of the young couple dates back to school days in Duncan, Okla. Rodman & Wanamaker, New York merchant, is searching the world for companies which will give him life insurance policies. It already has $6,000,000 worth, it wants more. He is the most highly insured man in the world. HEADLIGHT CAMPAIGN The Pasadena police department is to conduct a campaign on arring automobile headlights, relief of Police Charles H. Kelley and today. Motorists are warned that they should get the lights their cars adjusted if they want to avoid being arrested, the lef announced. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Girvin attended a circus at Seal Beach Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Wagner visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeukins ally. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman entertained at the home of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C. W Girvin attended a circus at Seal Beach Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J P. Wagner visited Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeukins today. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Thurman entertained at the home of Mrs. Hurman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H Meyer on Oranguthorpe, where a pleasant evening dainty refreshments of cake, sherbet, ice cream and punch were served to following guests. Mr. and Ray Snyder of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Golding of Angleton, and Mrs Ed Thompson of Lag Beach, Mr. and Mrs. L Tuesey and daughter Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Thurman and Mr. Mrs. R H Meyers. Mrs. R H. Meyer came down on Tujunga Wednesday to stay all Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E A Williams, and Mrs Ralph Williams and Mrs R C Spohn attend the "Covered Wagon" at Los Angeles Thursday evening. Mr. Clarence Hill and Mr. and Andrew Bassall saw the Covell Wagon Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Carr spent weekend at El Monte the rest of Mr. Carr's mother. The ice cream social Friday at the Community hall was well attended. Mr Frank and Mr Fred Bastady added much amusement of the affair. Ladies cleared about $11. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Williams attended a show in Los Angeles Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. C W Girvin and Charles visited Mr. and Mrs. Lington of Alumbra Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E A Williams ended their daughter, Mrs J E h and family of Huntington Beach Sunday. Mr. W C Calloway our oldest men who was quite badly hurt few weeks ago by a fall from a chair again able to be out. Is reported that Ben Callos, who started on a five-month trip the first of June well soon back and will not go to the eastern coast as first planned. BUILDER TO BE S To Prevent Mortality FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF GAMES Big Sacrifice GARDEN GRASS On Wrinkles Less than 15 minutes drive from A have sold from $750 to $1000 each We Have Cut the Price on these Fine Buildings Lots to You must act quick to secure one o hame on You Hank By WINNER WE WONDER WHAT HAMS DARKIN T-MEBBE HERE'S A AR IN THERE BEAR? I BET IT'S INDIANS! YIPE YIPE WAIT, SPIDER, LETS GO BACK AN' SEE WHAT IT IS YOU GO ON HOME, IF YOU'RE GONNA MAKE SUCH A FUSS ABOUT A LITTLE CHIPMUNK, WE DONT WANT YOU AROUND YEAH, GETTIN' SCARED LIKE THAT—YOU'D MAKE A SWELL CAMPER Copyright by United Feature Syndicate, Inc. We Have Cut the P on these Fine Build Lots to You must act quick to secure one o can be arranged if you haven’t all c 10% Discount ONE LARGE CORNER LOT 50 ft. frontage $399 DRIVE OUT TODAY AS Follow opportunity Lot Signs to Gard select your lot while they last—Positively c Edward P. G 2204 East First St. TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 12, 1924 ! Going! Going! Only 17 Choice BUILDING LOTS BE SACRIFICED BUILDING LOTS BE SACRIFICED nt Mortgage Being Foreclosed AL BANK OF GARDEN GROVE WILL ISSUE ALL DEEDS Sacrifice Sale Now On GARDEN GROVE On Wright Street rates drive from Anaheim business district. Lots in this vicinity 50 to $1000 each. Cut the Price Fine Building $399 to secure one of these fine lots at this sacrifice price. Terms Cut the Price Fine Building $399 to secure one of these fine lots at this sacrifice price. Terms you haven’t all cash. Discount Allowed for all Cash THREE FINE BUSINESS LOTS Only $399 13 FINE RESIDENCE LOTS 45 ft. frontage only $399 OUT TODAY AS THESE BARGAINS WILL GO FAST Lot Signs to Garden Grove—then go south on Wright Street to tract and last—Positively only 17 to be sold at $399. Ed P. Garretson, Owner Long Beach Telephone 314-362