oc-plain-dealer 1925-04-03

WOODCRAFT CELEBRATES NATAL DAY It was a jolly birthday party held last evening by Neighbors of Woodcraft, in Odd Fellows hall, in celebration of the 28th anniversary of Pacific Jurisdiction of the order. Regular business claimed a large part of the evening, particularly initiation of four candidates, all active Woodman, who found the goat of that order a very hard rider. Reversing the usual order of initiating one and administering the oath to the others, all were taken through at a time and it was well, for it is familiarly known that "Misery lores company." fully tucked his radio under arm fully tucked his ardio under arm as he left for lodge and programs from several stations were enjoyed. The company was later invited into the banquet room where cake and coffee were served. The cake and coffee were served. The cake was a great big one with 38 red and green candles, colors of the order, twinkling and glittering approval of the scene as the 55 guests marched into the room lighted only by their glow. It was encircled with flowers and ferns and ropes of greenery trailed the table from head to foot. The Woodcraft order is looking forward to the big social affair they will stage in consultation with Woodmen of the World lodges of Prattton and Anahiem in two weeks. Committees are appointed and an entertaining program is in preparation and refreshments will be served. Interest in Service The rival meetings being conducted at the Nazarene Tabernacle by Evangelist S. M. Lehman are increasing in interest and attendance. A good crowd was present last night to hear Rev. Lehman as he spoke from the subject, "It is time to seek the Lord." Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Skiles sang "The Way of Holiness." Rev. Lehman in speaking last night said "it is time that we as a nation began to seek the Lord. We may boast of advancement in science, education and invention, we may point with pride to the growth of our nation in wealth and power, but these alone will not make the stars and stripes secure. Our republic was built upon faith in God and it is time that we be aroused when the teaching of materialistic evolution is undermining this faith, when the greatest increase in divorce is wrecking our homes and when eleven states of the union have laws for bidding reading of the Bible in the public schools." In closing his talk Rev. Lehman made the application personal and showed the importance of each individual seeking the Lord. Tonight Rev. Lehman speaks from the subject "Puncturing Seventeen Excuses." Launch Members Drive With A. G. Hitchcock, organizer, present, a membership campaign was opened Wednesday night in which A Woodmen or the World lodges of the county will participate, the goal being set at 500. About 65 Woodmen participated in the meeting which was largely social, and heard plans and suggestions from Mr. Hitchcock which are expected to bring the desired Societies Hold Party The Ald society and Missionary meeting was held yesterday at the home of Miss Eleanor Parke 509 West Broadway, which terminated in a joyous social event. The date was the 77th birthday anniversary of Mrs. Louise Noth who makes her home with Mrs. Parker, and celebration was planned. Rev. Eliger gave one of his excellent illustrated talks on home as referred to in the Scripture Other numbers brought the hour late afternoon and the surprise. The societies ordinarily serve coffee cake and tea but seven kinds of sandwiches and real cakes made especially for the birthday formed a special treat which more than delighted the honoree. Messages of congratulation we heaped upon her and the meeting ended in an impromptu birthday party. The missionary department much enthused over the program in its work and is planning a special mission service to be held near date. New York Picnic The New York state society Southern California calls on who ever lived in that state meet for the great picnic reunion all day, Saturday, April 11, 1919 in Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles. Come early and spend day with friends. There will county registers and headquarters. Coffee will be served for all who buy souvenir badges. Want Whole Choir Or Evangelical choir rehearsal will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 and every member is requested to be on hand promptly. The East music is practiced as well as regular singing and that the chants receive more than nominal application in rehearsal is impressive. Memorial Day Plans Annual Church Meeting The annual meeting of the Placentia Presbyterian church was held on Thursday evening, at 6:30 the annual dinner was served, nearly 200 were present at this meeting, the reports of the different organizations were very encouraging, each department showed progress, a number of new activities were organized during the year, among the young people, among them two girl reserve clubs, several musical organizations, and the Presbyterian Bible class with a membership of over 50. The Sunday school increased nearly one hundred per cent, and is still growing, there was a gain in membership and the church treasury showed a fine balance after all bills were paid, the budget for the next year is arranged for, there was a fin spirit throut the meeting, and the outlook for the coming year is very hopeful. A number will be received into church on Easter Sunday. Mr. Avion Basten was elected elder and Mrs. Fred Woodson was nwly elected elder. Mr. Andrew Ipsen is the superintendent of th Sunday school for another year, ths being his eighth term. The pastor Dr. G. A Manshardt is entering upon his third year with the Placentia church. Mission's Good Report The Mesdames Herbert Oelke, J. H. Markle and W. N. Palmer were hostesses yesterday to the Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church at the home of Mrs. Oelke. During the business session members reported 86 calls and 21 bouquets to the sick and the shutins. Twenty-three members and one guest, Mrs. T. H. Walker, were at the meeting. The organization maintains a nursery at the morning church service each week, two of the members volunteering to take charge of th little folks who accompany their parents. The children receive the best of care and seem to enjoy their hour at church in their way quite as well as the mothers who may hear the sermon with undivided interest. Te next meeting will be with Mrs. Oscar Renner early in May. Launch Members Drive With A. G. Hitchcock, organizer, present, a membership campaign was opened Wednesday night in which a Woodmen of the World lodges of the county will participate, the goal being set at 500. About 65 Woodmen participated in the meeting which was largely social, and heard plans and suggestions from Mr. Hitchcock which are expected to bring the desired results. The ministrels put on their entertainment for the benefit of those who had been unable to attend the two performances, both in Anaheim and Fullerton. Smokes and eats lent additional pleasure to the meeting. Closing Out Sale The Auxiliary of St. Michael's church is feeling well repaid for the rummage sale held in the room at 243 North Los Angeles-st, and report the proceeds at around $100. There are yet a few article left which will be place upon 5c and 10c tables for sale all day Saturday. There are also a very few things of larger kind to go at much smaller figure than originally marked. The salesroom at the above address will be opened all day Saturday and will afford an excellent opportunity to find some rael bargains in used clothing and other necessities. New Club Meets The recently organized sewing club was entertained yesterday by Mrs. C. O. Vanatta on South Clementine. As this club is strictly for recreation, only fancy needlework was the occupation. Mrs. Vanatta brought in delicous refreshments later in the afternoon which were served to the Mesdames Fred Pressel, Fred Baum, Dewy Vanatta, Wm. Fox, Mosman, Liebing T. L. Hoag Miss Llensing Miss Dorothy Fox, Marigolds and calla lilies provide a pretty color combination for decorations. Messages to Shutins Friends will be glad to hear how they may help pass away the tedious hours for Mrs. Helen Hatfield, now confined to her bed, hopefully paralyzed, at the home of Mr. and Mrs Joe Hatfield, in Wilmer, Calif. Letters and message of cheer will brighten her days wonderfully and anyone so desiring may address her at 2325 Delmar-ace., Wilmer, Calif. Although Mrs Hatfield is receiving loving, efficient care in the home of her relatives, she misses her Anaheim friends and long to hear from them. Memorial Day Plans Formation of plans for Memorial day exercises will mark meeting next Tuesday of Women Relief Corps and it is earned hoped all members and interests comrades as well will be press to offer suggestions. Initiation well is anticipated, and other important business. The most economical little saleman is a Class Ad in this pay The Chef Knows! KITCHEN BOUQUET A noted Chef's recipes for making savory soups, stews, gravies, sauces and other tempting and delicious dishes. Onion Soup 1 tablespoon Kitchen Bouquet; 5 large onions; 1 tablespoon finely minced carrot; 3 tablespoons butter; 5 tablespoons flour; 3½ pints boiling water; salt and pepper to taste; 3 bouillon cubes; ¼ cup thinned cream; Peel and parcel onion for 1 minute; drain and chop fine, place in saucepan with carrot and butter and simmer 5 minutes. Add flour, stir and add boiling water, salt and pepper and cook slowly a half hour. Strain, add bouillon cubes and stir until dissolved. Add Kitchen Bouquet and cream. Place several pieces toast in turkey, pour over soup and serve at once. Brown Gravy Add to the pan in which meat was baked or roasted, one rounded table-spoonful of flour; rub to a smooth paste; add 1 cup of soup stock or boiling water; stir a moment and then place on the stove, stir until the sauce bubbles, add ½ teaspoonful of Kitchen Bouquet and season with salt and pepper to taste. Let it bubble up, and serve at once. At good grocers everywhere If your grocery can't supply you and 10 crops for generous sample bottle. Kitchen Bouquet, No. 22 Fifth Ave., New York City New Price List DRY CL BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL'6, 1924 WILL USE THE PRICE SCHEDULE ASSOCIATE MEN'S SUITE Cleaned and Prepared FOR OTHER PRICES ACME CLEANERS AND DYERS BELL CLEANERS AND DYERS DE LUXE DYERS AND CLEANERS Gym Hi Instructor Bares More Detail Miss Irene Jacques, after having been convinced that she will not be prosecuted for keeping the now famous gymnasium mystery a secret, has consented to reveal many interesting details. "Yes," she said. "I have decided to speak frankly about this matter. The first meeting will be held Monday night, April 6. Following a short business meeting there will be a few informal games and a chance to get acquainted." "Yes, every woman will have a chance to revert to childhood—ladies may come barefoot if they choose; Miss Jacques continued." "Dolls are strictly forbidden, however, as well as kid-dies cars, for we want no fastidious little girls in our group. Everyone is urged to come prepared for these games. The outfits may be anything convenient. One lady has inquired if bungalow aprons will be suitable and another has announced her intention of wearing a bathing suit. Variety is the spice of life and therefore nothing will be barred. (Use care in pronunciation.)" "I advise every woman to come at 7 o'clock, Monday night and join the class if she wishes to become younger, more beautiful and wholly fairy-like." PRESIDENT WILL VISIT TWIN CITIES WASHINGTON, April 3.—President Coolidge has definitely decided to go to Minneapolis and St. Paul in June to attend the Nerse American Centennial, the White House spokesman said today. He is contemplating no stops enroute. James S. Bouldin, local police officer, went to Whittier last night to attend a boxing match, and while there met C. H. Togue, athletic director for the Whittier schools and Y. M. C. A., a former REAL VODE BILLIE AT CALIFORNIA Five very clever and charming vaudeville acts are at the Californi theater tonight and Saturday conjunction with Johnnie's latest thrill comedy, Speed Spook. "La Vern and Seven Sors" in "Syncopating Meets an offering that for real entertainment can't be beat seven young chaps are allists and have an individual putting over their number insure them a wonderful rite. "The Flying Howards" "Aerial Thrills" is a series taking stunts on rings and that is as billed chuck thrills and sensations. "Mills and Trevor" Mirth provoking skit, "Oh is a pleasing offering that of snap and jollity. "Joe Delvin and Co." Real Moments is another over pleasing surprise arc is a little out of the ordinary most vaudeville press They have a rapid fire unversonation that is new and also very entertaining. Crashing, smashing and its way through the set of an arsenal, an armour such as was used in the War is seen in "The Speech the feature photoplay at BRONCHITIS At bedtime rub the knee thoroughly with VICTIM VAPO Over 17 Million Jars U Whole Choir Out angelical choir rehearsal will tomorrow evening at 7:30 Easter member is requested to stand promptly. The Easter is practiced as well as the singing and that the canceives more than nominal in rehearsal is impermorial Day Plans ation of plans for Memory exercises will mark the next Tuesday of Women's Corps and it is earnestly all members and interested as well will be present for suggestions. Initiation as anticipated, and other imbusiness. VISIT TWIN CITIES WASHINGTON, April 5.—President Coolidge has definitely decided to go to Minneapolis and St. Paul in June to attend the Nerse-American Centennial; the White House spokesman said today. He is contemplating no stops en-route. James S. 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"Joe Delvin and Co." in "Musical Moments" is another of those ever pleasing surprise acts which is a little out of the ordinary from most vaudeville presentations. They have a rapid fire line of conversation (that is new and original) "Bell and Bedell" in their offering, "A Novelty Surprise", have incorporated some very skillful tricks of wire walking and balance. It is not only thrilling but also very entertaining. Crashing, smashing and ploughing its way through the stone wall of an arsenal, an armoured tan such as was used in the World War is seen in "The Speed, Spook" the feature photoplay at the Californias for Friday and Saturday with Johnnie Hines in the reading role. "The Speed Spook" aside from its thrilling sequence offers a most unusual amount of thrills with its record breaking automobile race and the highly exciting exploits of a driverless car that sends the townsfolks of Westwood into a state of freenzy and fear. There has never been a story like this. 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