oc-plain-dealer 1925-01-03

NEIGHBOR EBELL DEDICATES NEW CLUB HOUSE A NEW era dawned yesterday for Fullerton zebel club when the commodious new club home was dedicated with interesting ceremonies and before a capacity assembly. The club home, of which the Ebell may well be proud, is of Spanish type, stucco, and is located at the corner of Harvard and the peaceco bungalows and upholstering held in national coir and pretty condo with the protrusion or brimly colored flowers sent by outside clubs in compliment to the occasion. Mrs. Arbort Lauher presided. The past presidents were seated on the platform and each told of outstanding events during her regina, each placing a log upon the heap in the fireplace. Then to Mrs. J. W. itemahaw, first president of Ebell, fell the honor of lighting the first fire, indicating a very pretty sentiment. Through efforts of Miss Mackey, of Fullerton district Americanization activities, Prof. Joseph Berchus, head of the University of Music, in Mexico City, was present, playing a number of original compositions, of which he has composed many. Other musical numbers were contributed by Fullerton talent. A public reception was held during the evening, with countless friend availing themselves of the opportunity to be shown through the pretty building. The club planning several social events for the very near future, among them a reception for all club friends of the county, a card play or two, a dinner dance in the near future and no end of program entertainments as Dine With Parents Four of their children and their families gathered at the parental home of Mr. and Mrs. Squier, of Squier Villa, for New Year's dinner and passed a most pleasant day with "Mother and Dad." Chicken pie was the palatable center piece about which other goodies were collected into a sumptuous meal. After dinner chatting of the distant loved ones and of plans for the coming year made a delightful pastime. Enjoying the day with Mr. and Mrs. Squier were their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strayer, of El Paso, Texas; another daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Overgard, of Los Angeles; their son and family, Mr. and Msr. R. N. Squier and Robert and Ralph, Jr., and the daughter, Mrs. Ethel Gifford. College Girls' Luncheon Completing a round of galettes, a congenial dozen college girls were entertained yesterday at a luncheon bridge, with Miss Fern Flood, of Santa Ana, as hostess. The 1 o'clock repast was served from the card tables, with appropriate place cards marking the covers. In the several rounds of bridge Miss Jean Dunlap scored highest and Miss Frances Reed lowest, each being presented with useful articles. The Misses Frances and Ruth Reed, of Anaheim, the Misses Jean Dunlap, Isabel Dunlap, Dorothy Williams, Fullerton, Sallie Kinsman, Yorba Linda, were the girls from this vicinity, all other guests residing in Santa Ana. Patriotic Orders Install Monday, Jan. 5, is going to be a red letter day with the Daughters of Veterans, who will hold an all day meeting in Odd Fellows hall, YORBA LINDA YORBA LINDA, Jan. 3, (Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Eichler spent Sunday at Pomona. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Knight and family spent New Years Day with the George Knight family of Huntington Beach. Mrs. Knight and children returned home with them for a few days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster who have been here the past few days returned to their home near Modesto on Tuesday. Mr. Keith Cannon of Oregon College is spending his vacation with his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Cannon. The Ways and Means Committee of the Yorba Linda Woman's club sponsored a New Year's eve dance at the club house. Good music was provided and a jolly time had by those who attended. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh of La Habra are spending a few days here with Mrs. Marsh, ar. Mr. E. C. Townsend who has been confined to his home with an injured knee is able to be out on crutches this week. Mr. Dorsey also of the Yorba Linda Hardware, has been quite ill but is able to be at work again. Mr. and Brs. Grover Beale entertained at New Year's dinner, guests being Mr. and Mrs. J. Glover and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoben. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler spent New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bemis at Fullerton. Miss Edna Farrington who formerly resided here was in town greeting old friends on Monday. Miss Myra Smith who has been spending several weeks with relatives at San Francisco, returned the end of the week. Mr. A. C. Drake of Prospectave spent Tuesday as Whittier On A public reception was held during the evening, with countless friends availing themselves of the opportunity to be shown through the pretty building. The club planning several social events for the very near future, among them a reception for all club friends of the county, a card play or two, a dinner dance in the near future and no end of program entertainments as occasion beckons. Previous meetings of Ebell have been held once each month, but hence on the ladies will gather on the first and third Fridays. Capacity crowd at Dance The ensemble of merrymakers at the Elk Club roidance our out and the new one day night. Pavors and devices were dismixed midnight with which did his duty. The laoved parker little caps on as well. Steville program was pre-rough the wedding and served in the upper dinning. Stillwell's orchestra pieces provided the exeience program of music. Quarterly Meeting Quarterly meeting will be held in West Broadway M.E. with Dr. Durbhan, former district superintendent in charge. Commission service will be held at the morning hour, a love feast in the afternoon an English service in the evening. There will be several visitors and some interesting services are anticipated. AT THE HOTEL VALENCIA Mrs. Walter D. Allen and Mrs. Mr. A. Adams, La Jolla; Helen Gilet and George Winkler, San Diego; Joe Crumstein, E.D. Crim, William Wilson and wife, and Mr. and Mrs. W. Kelbe, Los Angeles; J. E. Wright and L. L. Merettil, Palo Alto; J. A. Wood and J. James, R.C. Fuller, Long Beach. Fashions' Last Word Ensemble Patriotic Orders Install Monday, Jan. 5, is going to be a red letter day with the Daughters of Veterans, who will hold an all day meeting in Odd Fellows hall, Fullerton, opening with a short business mission at 10 a.m. Dinner served at noon includes invitation to all comrades. Immediately after luncheon the G.A.R. post will install, with them D.A.R. ceremonies following Mrs.Eva Bell, and her staff, of Santa Ana, will act as installing officers. Election was held Dec. 16. Flower Mission Meeting With Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Altnow and Miss Arnes Balfour as hostesses, the postponed December meeting of the Flower Mission will be held Tuesday at the Baker home, beginning at 2:30. All members are asked to be at the church bungalow by 2 o'clock, where transportation will be provided. The regular meeting is held on the fourth Thursday of each month, but the last one, falling upon Christmas day, was held over to next Tuesday. Expect Pasadena Visitors Judge and Mrs.J.H.Merriam, of Pasadena, and their house guest, Mrs.Harry Pilby, from the Orient will be guests at Sunday tea of Mr. and Mrs.George N.Herdin, of Dale-ave. The Harrox Covey family will also be present and Mrs.Agnes Messersmith will pour. Birthday Dinner Yesterday being the birthday anniversary of Mrs.Ralph Gosard, the event was celebrated at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.F.A.Westphal. A delicious dinner and many pretty gifts for the honoree featured theoccasion. Entertain Foreign Boys Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Curtis entertained last evening at the A.A.Mills home, in compliment to eight Filipino young men, who are pupils in Mrs.Curtis grades in Central school. Through admiration of their desire to study English and to become conversant with American ways, the courtesy was extended, and quite as heartily enjoyed by the young fellows. Games of many kinds,"baseball" in particular, played with coins, were diversified with community singing and radio programs. Refreshments were served later. Other than the honorees present were Mr. and Mrs.Hankenssir, Mr. and Mrs.Wright, Thelma Lamb, Lawrence Mills, Mrs.A.A.Mills and Mr. and Mrs.Curtis, as well as Central school principal, Miss Mattie Lou Robertson. Legion Notables Installing officers for next year's American Legion activities will feature the meeting Tuesday evening when the local post will be honored with the presence of Past State Commander James P.Collins, of Long Beach, as installing officer. Morgan Keaton, past-state adjutant, will also be present. All Legion members are asked to be there, wearing their Legion caps. There will be a program and refreshments. Resume Dinners The D.A.R. ceremonies follow-a holiday rest of two weeks,the committee composed of Mrs.A.Zimmerman and Mrs.H.S.Lewitt,and assistante,a planning an especially good meal for Wednesday of next week. Roast pork salads and first class dessert will be included in the menu. As usual,the meal will be served in the Christian church dining room which is provided with all Fashions: Last Word is Ensemble The black and white ensemble is the very last word from the antique artists. This suit shown at the exhibit of advanced spring fashions of the National Clock, Suit and Skirt Manufacturers' Association, at Cleveland, O., recently, is of black poiretsheen trimmed with white bengaline. It is embroidered in black and collared with summer creams. Resume Dinners The D. A. R. ceremonies follow after a holiday rest of two weeks, the committee composed of Mrs. A. Zimmerman and Mrs. H. S. Leavitt, and assistant, are planning an especially good meal for Wednesday of next week. Roast pork, salads and first class dessert will be included in the menu. As usual, the meal will be served in the Christian church dining room which is provided with all the comforts of home. LOCALS J. S. Cook and Mrs. Nettie Shuey, of Santa Ana, were dinner guests of Dr. an dMrs. H. D. Cook, for New Year's dinner. In the afternoon they "attended" the football game over radio. Miss Jean Dunlap, of Fullerton, left today for San Francisco, where she will further her junior college studies during the next semester. Rev. H. G. Schmelzer was in Orange yesterday to attend the funeral of Adolph Dittmer, whose sudden death came as a shock in his home community last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch visited Thursday with friends in Long Beach and attended a high-fax entertainment. Ignacio Rubio, $56 So, Walnut-st., reported to police theft of his 1923 model Ford. L. Gibson of Huntington Beach was brot to the Anaheim sanitarium today in a Seale ambulance. Other new patients at sanitarium: Miss Dris Head of Santa Ana and W. C. King of Orange. Miss Elizabeth White of Placentia went home from the sanitarium today. FURS! Remodeled into latest fashions. Fox scarfs closed $5.00. Raw Skin Tanned Open Evenings Phone $54J 211 W. Charteau, Anaheim The Woman's Page BA LINDA INDA, Jan. 3, (Spl.) A. C. H. Elchler spent omona. Mrs. R. A. Knight and New Years Day with night family of Hunth. Mrs. Knight and returned home with few days visit. Mrs. Lloyd Buckmaster seen here the past few and to their home-near Tuesday. A Cannon of Oregon spending his vacation events Mr. and Mrs. W. and Means Commitforba Linda Woman's need a New Year's eve club house. Good provided and a jolly those who attended. Mrs. Harry Marsh of the spending a few days mrs. Marsh, ar. Townsend who has led to his home with knee is able to be out this week. Mr. Dorsey forba Linda Hardware, site ill but is able to again. Mrs. Grover Beale enNew Year's dinner. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mr. and Mrs. Harry mrs. C. H. Elchler spent Day with Mr. and Bemis at Fullerton. A Farrington who forned here was in town friends on Monday. Smith who has been several weeks with relanion Franelso, returned the week. Drake of Prospectnesday at Whittier, On Big Sister Needs Party Clothes; Wee Tot Must Play Big sister must have pretty party clothes for the winter social season, but the little tot needs pretty, but practical things to play in. On the left is big sister's evening wrap of royal blue chiffon velvet with huge collar of kolinsky. Right, a new party frock of satin and chiffon in flesh tints. And center, a clever little frock of blue chambray for the small girl. It is embroidered in rose and green with bloomers to match. Admission Service The Girls' Friendly Society wihave their formal Admission Se Big sister must have pretty party clothes for the winter social season, but the little to needs pretty, but practical things to play in. On the left is big sister's evening wrap of royal blue chiffon velvet with huge collar of kolinsky. Right, a new party frock of satin and chiffon in flesh tints. And center, a clever little frock of blue chambray for the small girl. It is embroidered in rose and green with bloomers to match. Churches Will the pastors or those in charge of the Sunday service church announcements kindly bring in the copy for their services by 3 o'clock Friday afternoon, as the church announcement column is made up at that hour and those brought in afterward are regrettably left out. The Plain Dealer is anxious to print all church news possible and will appreciate this co-operation. First Christian Church Cor. Broadway and Helena St. Leon L. Myers, Pastor. Prelude, Processional, Prayer, Response, Communion Hymn 216 Offertory solo, 'My Faith in Thee.' Wells—Mrs. McFarland; Hymn 123, Announcements, Anthem, 'Let Us Sing Into the Lord,' Lorenz, Sermon: "Fighting Preachers." Invitation Hymn 156. Evening: Prelude, Processional, Prayer, Response, Hymn 103, Offertory solo, 'Nearer My God to Thee.' Jerome—Mr. Leonard; Hymn 21, Announcements, Anthem, "Even Me." Wildermore, Sermon: "How many loaves have ye." Invitation Hymn 144. Calvary Baptist Church Rev. V. K. Ledbetter, Pastor The Sunday services of the Calvary Baptist church are held in Old Fellows Hall, West Center. There will be a teachers' prayer service at 9:30 and Sunday school under the direction of Superintendent H. H. Knox will open at 9:45 o'clock. The preaching services are at 11 a.m. and 7:30 Midweek prayer service held in the parsonage, Citron and Broadway. A cordial welcome awaits you. Presbyterian Church Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister Cor. Claudina and Cypress-sta. Sunday School 9:10, P. N. Gibb superintendent. Prelude, O. Sanctiasimo, Spindler; Anthem, Still Still with Thee.; Sensing, Offertory solo, (selected)—Mr. Ashleigh, Sermon: "TR Changeless Christ." Postlude March, Scatches-Clarke. Evangelical Church W. Center St. at Helena G. G Schmid, Minister 9:30 German sermon; 10:15 Installation of Sunday School officers and teachers. The pastor will speak on "The Zeal of Jesus." 6:45 Christian Endeavor. 7:30 Rev. C. E. Ranek direct from war torn China where he labored as missionary for 20 years will speak on present conditions in that land. Mr. Ranek is a keen student of China and a forceful speaker. Either he or Mrs. Ranek will address the endeavor meeting, Special music at all services. First Spiritualist Association Services in K. P. Hall, 325 W. Center St Grace Lutheran One block from Broadway on South Palm St. Sunday School 9:30. M.E. White Temple James Allen Geislinger, D. D., Minister Soundy School; 9:30 a.m. George M. Tedrick, Supt. Morning services 11:00. Evening 7:30. Presbyterian Church Placement G. A. Mannhardt, Pastor Beginner services will be held next Sunday at the Presbyterian church. Sunday school 9:45 a.m.; Morning worship 11:00. Christian Endeavor 6:30. The prayer meeting will be held on Wednesday evening at 7:30. The Free Methodist Chapel Sycamore and Claudina-sta.J.C.Rose,Pastor.Sunday School 10 a.m.,Supt.Mrs Edna S.Rose.Prescribing 11 Church of the Nazareth Corner North and Claudina Rev. Fletcher Galloway pastor The pastor will preach tomorrow morning from the subject: "The Christian's Motto." Tomorrow evening he will speak from the Corner North and Claudina Rev.Fletcher Galloway pastor The pastor will preach tomorrow morning from the subject: "The Christian's Motto." Tomorrow evening he will speak from the Corner North and Claudina Rev.Fletcher Galloway pastor The pastor will preach tomorrow morning from the subject: "The Christian's Motto." Tomorrow evening he will speak from the Corner North and Claudina Rev.Fletcher Galloway pastor Admission Service The Girls' Friendly Society will have their formal Admission Service in St. Michael's church Sunday evening at 7:30. The prospective members have worked for many months and are now ready to be admitted and receive the badge, a silver pin. After the service there will be a social time at the parish house. The public welcome. The society has half a million members around the world and has a motto "Bear Ye One Another Burdens." The members on being admitted promise to be friendly and helpful to others as well to strive for the best and pure Christian character in their lives. Near the end of January the members of the Diocese branch will give a pageant in the Cathedral house, Los Angeles, and the Anaheim branch will plan to tend. Elks Ladies at Games The ladies of the Anaheim Elk enjoyed their five hundred games yesterday afternoon in the clubhouse, with M.P.E.L.A Point, of Fullerton, and Mrs.Wm.Berkenstock, Placement hostesses. Prizes were won by Mrs.L.Pomeroy and Mrs.E.Perguy who, according to regulations, would be the next hostesses. Nine tables were played, with light reflections served after the games. Christ Temple of Divine Revelation Services held every Sunday 7:30 p.m.; Wednesday 2:30 p.m.; 7:30 p.m., W.O.W.Hall, Chestnut and Lemon-sta.E.Meyer Pastor.Phone Fullerton 178-BAll welcome. International Bible Students ASS'n Moose Hall, 138 W. Center 5:30-6:20 p.m., Bible Study class,"The Atoneement." 8:15-11 p.m., Bible Study class,"The Divine Plan of the Agus." UNDENOMINATIONAL CHURCH OF THE LORD (Holiness) 511 No.Olive St. Eleanor Heughan,Astet.Pass Sunday School 9:45 a.m.,large Bible class,well-instrustic,bring your Bible.Presiding 11 a.m.by the assistant pastor,and 2 p.m.Elsia Richa Midweek prayer service held in the parsonage, Citron and Broadway. A cordial welcome awaits you. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister; Cor. Claudina and Cypress-sta. Sunday School 9:30, F. N. Olbhc superintendent. Prelude, O. Sanctitasimo, Spindler; Anthem, Still Still with Thee." Sansing; Offertory solon, (selected) —Mr. Aleighle, Sermon, "TR Changeless Christ." Postlude March, Scateson-Clarke. Evening 7:30; Prelude, Matturno, Greig; Chorus, The Joyful Song, Gabel; Offertory Duet, "Follow Me." Tory—Mrs. Ross and Mr. Ashleigh, Sermon: "The Flying Years." Anthem, Again as Evening Shadows Fall; Postlude, March, Ashford. MON LUTHERAN CHURCH Cor. Emily and Chartrees Sta. H. G. Schmeizer, Pastor. 8:45 Sunday School, 9:45 English Services, 10:45 German Services, 2 p.m. Thursday, Ladies' Aid, 7:30 Friday, choir practice. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Cor. Philadelphia and Chartrees Sunday School 9:30, Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., topic: "God." A meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., at which testimonials are given. Free reading room in the First National Bank Building, rm 304, open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 to 5:30. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Emily and Adela St. Rev. A. G. H. Bode, Rector Sunday School 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:45 Sunday School; 10 a.m., Bible classes; 11 a.m., morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 p.m. Girls' Friendly Society Admission Service. Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Woman's Auxiliary. PLACENTIA BIBLE CLASS Sunday Morning at Round Table Clubhouse, Placentia, at 9:20 Charles E. Fuller, Teacher MIDWEEK prayer service held in the parsonage, Citron and Broadway. A cordial welcome awaits you. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister; Cor. Claudina and Cypress-sta. Sunday School 9:30, F. N. Olbhc superintendent. Prelude, O. Sanctitasimo, Spindler; Anthem, Still Still with Thee." Sansing; Offertory Solon, (selected) —Mr. Aleighle, Sermon, "TR Changeless Christ." Postlude March, Scateson-Clarke. Evening 7:30; Prelude, Matturno, Greig; Chorus, The Joyful Song, Gabel; Offertory Duet, "Follow Me." Tory—Mrs. Ross and Mr. Ashleigh, Sermon: "The Flying Years." Anthem, Again as Evening Shadows Fall; Postlude, March, Ashford. MON LUTHERAN CHURCH Cor. Emily and Chartrees Sta. H. G. Schmeizer, Pastor. 8:45 Sunday School, 9:45 English Services, 10:45 German Services, 2 p.m. Thursday, Ladies' Aid, 7:30 Friday, choir practice. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Cor. Philadelphia and Chartrees Sunday School 9:30, Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., topic: "God." A meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., at which testimonials are given. Free reading room in the First National Bank Building, rm 304, open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 to 5:30. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Emily and Adela St. Rev. A. G. H. Bode, Rector Sunday School 8 a.m. Holy Communion; 9:45 Sunday School; 10 a.m., Bible classes; 11 a.m., morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 p.m. Girls' Friendly Society Admission Service. Thursday, 2:30 p.m. Woman's Auxiliary. PLACENTIA BIBLE CLASS Sunday Morning at Round Table Clubhouse, Placentia, at 9:20 Charles E. Fuller, Teacher MIDWEEK prayer service held in the parsonage, Citron and Broadway. A cordial welcome awaits you. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister; Cor. Claudina and Cypress-sta. Sunday School 9:30, F. N. Olbhc superintendent. Prelude, O. Sanctitasimo, Spindler; Anthem, Still Still with Thee." Sansing; Offertory Solon, (selected) —Mr. Aleighle, Sermon, "TR Changeless Christ." Postlude March, Scateson-Clarke. Evening 7:30; Prelude, Matturno, Greig; Chorus, The Joyful Song, Gabel; Offertory Duet, "Follow Me." Tory—Mrs. Ross and Mr. Ashleigh, Sermon: "The Flying Years." Anthem, Again as Evening Shadows Fall; Postlude, March, Ashford. MON LUTHERAN CHURCH Cor. Emily and Chartrees Sta. H. G. Schmeizer, Pastor. 8:45 Sunday School, 9:45 English Services, 10:45 German Services, 2 p.m. Thursday, Ladies' Aid, 7:30 Friday, choir practice. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST Cor. Philadelphia and Chartrees Sunday School 9:30, Services 11 a.m. and 8 p.m., topic: "God." A meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m., at which testimonials are given. Free reading room in the First National Bank Building, rm 304, open daily except Sundays and legal holidays from 11 to 5:30. ST.MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL Emily and Adela St. Rev.A.G.H.Bode.Rector Sunday School 8 a.m.Holy Communion;9:45 Sunday School;10 a.m,Bible classes;11 a.m,Morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 p.m.Girls' Friendly Society Admission Service.Tuesday，2:30 p.m.Woman's Auxiliary. MIDWEEK prayer service held in the parsonage, Citron and Broadway. A cordial welcome awaits you. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Thomas Holmes Walker, Minister; Cor. Claudina and Cypress-sta. Sunday School 9:30,F.N.Olbhc superintendent. Prelude，O.Sanctitasimo，Spindler； Anthem，Still Still with Thee." Sansing；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon：“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; Prelude，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March，Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude，March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus，The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet，“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem，Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall；Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”Tory—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermon；“The Flying Years.”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel；Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE，Matturno,Greig；Chorus、The Joyful Song,Gabel ;Offertory Duet、“Follow Me.”TORY—Mrs.Ross和Mr.Ashleigh,Sermон；“The Flying Years。”Anthem、Again as Evening Shadows Fall； Postlude、March、Scateson-Clarke。 Evening 7:30; PrelUDE , Matturno,Greig ;Chorus 、the joy of worship from the first national bank building,rm of three o'clock,sd every holiday at the first calender day evening at the first calender day THE FREE METHODIST CHAPTER Sycamore and Claudina-sta. 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The ablest of critics state that to become a star in her own right, "My Lady," must have grace of figure, poise, and other feminine charms as well as features which lend kindly to the critical eye of the camera. "All of which is perfectly true," agreed the winsome Miss Claire Windsor when interviewed recently at her home in Hollywood. "but there is something more vital than looks with which a girl must be endowed before she can achieve the title of "star"—and that is good health." "Everyone is entitled to good health,' declared Miss Windsor as she sat on the porch of her spacious bungalow. She spoke earnestly, almost pausing occasionally to glance over the lawn where romped "Billy'" with his newly acquired Russian wolf hound dog. "Billy," you know, is the young son of this charming young actress, and truly he bears his mother's winning smile and charm. "Many a young girl's career in pictures has been spoiled because she did not have the health to stand up under the long hours and hard work necessary before one can become recognized," continued Miss Windsor. "In my opinion there is more disease and ill health caused by bad habits of thought, insufficient exercise and wrong eating than any other reason. It stands to reason that mother nature did not intend for us to load our system with the terribly poor food combinations which we find on the fashionable table today. Is it any wonder for all evils and it's a simple one at that. Live a good sensible, healthy life, and above all eat right. In your home choose a well-balanced diet of plain foods, and—oh, yes, do not forget the oranges!"" "Why, oh, beg your pardon?" We looked around us as if to follow out her thought, for she had emphasized the "Do not forget the oranges," and possibly we—noticing our look of slight bewilderment, our hostess laughed joyously and shining white rows of her perfect teeth glistened in the sunlight. You see, not only do I love the delicious flavor of oranges, but believe them to be the most important part of my diet. Oranges before breakfast, oranges for lunch, oranges between meals and oranges before retiring. And Sonny eats about as many as I do." "Seriously, I never realized how healthy these 'globes of gold' were until my dietitian gave me a severe lecture about them one day. He said they contained all kinds of health-giving properties, and urged me to eat lots of them and often. Why he even made me drink 'orange punches' and guess how they were made. Oranges mixed with rich milk. Can you imagine it? They really are awfully good and 'Billy' is just crazy about them. "Dr. Frank McCoy, the 'Orange Juice' doctor of Los Angeles, is the dietitian and food expert who started me eating oranges, and they certainly have done wonders for me. The doctor is regularly in charge of my diet and 'Billy' and I believe now if he told us to eat weeds we would. He does not prescribe things, though, nor does he cut out of our diet any staple products. He tells us that..." Admission Service Girls' Friendly Society will their formal Admission Serve St. Michael's church Sunning at 7:30. The pros-members have worked for months and are now ready admitted and receive the silver pin. After the service will be a social time in Irish house. The public is. Society has half a million around the world and has "Bear Ye One Another's Joy." The members on be-lipped promise to be friend-helpful to others as well as care for the best and purest man character in their own The end of January the day of the Diocese branches is a pageant in the Cathedral, Los Angeles, and the branch will plan to attend Ladies at Games Ladies of the Anaheim Elks are their five hundred games day afternoon in the parlor the clubhouse, with Mrs. LaPoint, of Fullarton, and Mr. Berkenstock, Placentia, leses. Were won by Mrs. L. P. Pay and Mrs. E. P. Fergus, according to regulations, will next hostesses. Nine tables played, with light refreshment after the games. ST TEMPLE OF DIVINE REVELATION Held every Sunday at m.; Wednesday 2:30 and m., W. O. W. Hall, Chestnut Lemon-ups, E. Meyers, Phone Fullerton 178-B-5, leome. INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASS'N Hall, 135 W. Center St. 6:20 p.m. Bible Study "The Atonement." 8:30 p.m. Bible Study class, "The Plan of the Agus." 7:80 p.m. Bible Class, well-instructed, bring your Bible. NOMINATIONAL CHURCH OF THE LORD (Holmes) 511 No. Olive St. Or Heughan, Astt. Pastor Day School 8:45 a.m. Bible class, well-instructed, bring your Bible. Many a young girl's career in pictures has been spoiled because she did not have the health to stand up under the long hours and hard work necessary before one can become recognized," continued Miss Windsor. "In my opinion there is more disease and ill health caused by bad habits of thought, insufficient exercise and wrong eating than any other reason. It stands to reason that mother nature did not intend for us to load our system with the terribly poor food combinations which we find on the fashionable table today. Is it any wonder that people have so many complaints today? This was indeed interesting to us, and we were rather surprised. "But, Miss Windsor," we asked, "what is your panacea for good health?" "Panacea is right," she replied laughingly, "there really is a cure you seems to be worse than the average because of your lack of hearing. That would be a great handicap wherever you went, and therefore I would advise you to remain in your home, making even greater effort to keep harmony and to get along with your husband tactfully. Do not be satisfied with keeping the baby well dressed, but make greater effort to improve your own appearance. I believe you will have more happiness from looking well than you will have from entertaining your husband's relatives for dinner. Invite people in for a cup of tea. In that way you will have companionship and it will not cost so much. Surely you know that there are certain things which irritate your husband and therefore you should try to eliminate friction wherever possible. Also take great pride in your home and feel your life work is there. Even if your husband does not respond to your effort, undear yourself to your child through poise and gentleness. Your life can be rich if you refuse to recognize its handicaps and only realize how fortunate you are in comparison with many others. Mr. and Mrs. Leonhardt Zank and Mrs. Jennie Bacon spent a few days at Sacramento last week. Mr. and Mrs. Zank return on Monday but Mrs. Bacon remained for a short visit. CHICHESTER'S PILL THE DIAMOND HEAD SOLD BY DOUGROSS EVERYWEEK Sister of Late President Harding Becomes Bride As Leap Year Ends A sister of the late President Warren G. Harding is a member of the honeymoon colony in Bermuda. She was Miss Abigail Harding before her marriage to Ralph Lewis of New York, with whom she is soon