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SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 19, 1935 Mrs. Schneider Hostess at Party 1 GARDEN GROVE, Sept. 19. Mrs. A.

L. Schneider entertained a group of relatives at her home on Huntington avenue recently in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Manderscheid, whose marriage took place September I in San Diego. Mrs.

Manderscheid will be remembered as Miss Winifred Schneider, of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Schneider.

During a social evening the honorees were presented with miscellaneous gifts. A white color scheme was carried out in the refreshments of ice cream and cake, served on Individual trays bearing nut cups in the shape of wedding bells. Those present besides Mr. and Mrs. Manderscheid were Mr.

and Mrs. E. Schneider, Mrs. E. R.

Schneider and son, Donovan; Miss abel Head, Mrs. A. A. Schnitger id daughters, Joy and Feme, and son, Wallace, and Mrs. Albert and daughter, Dorothy, and son, Leonard.

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Easy on hands. I'M THE SELLING PACKAGE SOAP IN AMERICA MAHY HEV SUBJECTS ADDED TO HIGHT SCHOOL PROGRAM; HOLD OPEH HOUSE OH SEPTEMBER 27 The 1935-1936 program for the Santa Ana Evening school was released today, by Mrs. Golden R. Weston, director. The new term will start on September 30, Mrs- Weston stated, with an open house scheduled for September 27 at the Y.

W- C. A. hut on the high school campus. Many new subjects have been added to the curriculum this year, It was revealed, Including band, chairmanship, general reviews, library usage office practice, sketching and painting, swimming, both for women and mixed groups, symphonic band, symphony orchestra, woodcarving and world geography. The complete program is listed below: is given the subject, Spanish (beginning), 7-9, the dav th! class meets, third 2.

Grant, time of the class, fourth the place, fifth the room and sixth, the instructor.) Art Crafts, 7-9, Lathrop, 89, Crafts, 3-5, Willard, lot, Harnols. Bookkeeping, 7-9, Lathrop, 2, Finley. Band, 7-9, Adm. Bungalow, Auer. Better English 7-9, Lathrop, White.

Better English II, 7-9, Willard 113, White. Boy Scout Leadership, 9:30, Spurgeon 228, Koenig. Citizenship, 7-9, Lathrop, 5, Hunt. Chairmanship (Par. 7-9.

Y. M. C. Smedley. 2-4.

Y. W. C. Harper. 7-9, Y.

M. C. A-, Harper. Law, 7-9, WH-1 lard, 116, Westover. Creative Writing.

7-9, Willard. 116, Speed. Drama. 7-9, Lathrop, Music Room, Arnold. General Reviews, 7-9.

Lathrop. White. 7-9, Willard, 105, Christiansen. 7-9. Willard, 105, Christiansen.

Mon. and 7-8 and S-9, H. S. Glenn. Tuesday and 7-8 and 8-9, H.

S. Paul. Home Hygiene, 7-9, Willard, 214. Smith. Harmony, 9-11, Y.

W. C. Harper. History. 7-9.

Willard. 113. White. Interior Decoration. 7-9.

Willard. Library. Hynes. Lecture Series, 7-9. WU- lard, 210.

lard, Auditorium, Speakers to be announced. Library Usage (Library open at i 7-9, Lathrop, Library, Lewis. Library Usage (Library open at 7-9, Willard. Library, Lewis. Lip Reading.

Mon. and Wed Willard. 107, Bartlett. Lip Reading, Tues, and 911. Adm.

Board Room, Bartlett. Machine Bookkeeping, 7-9, H. S-, 55 W. Webber. Mathematics, 7-9, Lathrop, 13, Householder.

Office Practice, 7-9, Lathrop, 26, Walden. Sketching and Painting, 7-9. Lathrop. 40. Peabody.

Pewter, 3-5, Willard, 112- Shop Newman. Pewter, 7-9, Willard, Shop Newman. Pottery, 7-9, Willard, 101, Harnols. Photography, 7-9, Willard. 112 Parental Education, 9-11, Court House Annex.

Room 314, Moore. Public Speaking. 7-9, Lathrop. Music Room, Arnold. (IIH ELECT Lathrop, 2, Grant.

Spanish, (advanced), 7-9, Brede. Spanish 7-9, Willard, 105, Grant. Shops: Machine, Th. 7-9, H. S.

Shops, Quivey and Nylen. Shops: Wood, Th 7-9, H. S. Shops, Nylen and Veach. Shops: Forge and Welding, 7-9, H.

S. Shops, Coombs. Showcard. 7-9, Lathrop, 40, Clark. Shorthand.

Mon. and 7-9, Lathrop, Meeks. 8-5, Willard, 214, Palmer. Sewing, 7-9, Willard, 214, Palmer. Sewing, 8-5, Lathrop, 17, Palmer.

Sewing, 7-9, Lathrop. 17, Palmer. groups, Mon. and 7-8 and S-9. H.

S. Pool, Paul, Parsons. Tues. and 7-8 and 8-9, H. S.

Pool, Parsons. Symphonic Band, 7-9, Adm. Bungalow, Auer. Symphonic Orchestra, 7-9, 1st M. E.

Church, Bear. 7-9, Willard, 203, Walden. Typing Beginning. 7-9. Lathrop.

26, Walden. Typing. 7-9, Willard, 203, Symons. Typing, 7-9, Lathrop. Walden.

Travel Lecture, Mon (1st and 3rd of each 7-9, Willard. Auditorium. Arranged by Julia Ann Hyde. Woodcarving, 3-5, Willard. 101, West.

Woodcarving, 7-9, Willard. 101. West. World Geography, 7-9. Wll- Nominations of officers for the sophomore class at Santa Ana junior college were made yesterday, preparatory tomorrows election, which finds four candidates for the office of class president, and contests on for the offices of vice president and treasurer.

Only one candidate was nominated for secretary. Bill Dolan of Anaheim, AI Markel, John Rabe and Kenneth Stowell, all of Santa Ana, are the presidential nominees. For vice president, Charles Kiser of Tustin, Dick Moore of Huntington Beach, and John Haskell of Tustin, are competing. Eunice Spicer of Santa Ana, will have no opposition for election as secretary. Four candidates are after the job as treasurer, including Wayne Wilhite of Wichita, Jean McCauley of Santa Ana, Helen Wilkie of Covina, and Armand Hanson of Santa Ana.

LARGE HATURAUZATIOH CLASS PREPARES FOR EXAMIHATI0HS; MOST FROM EHGLAHD, GERM AHY One of the largrest clagaea in history today preparing for at the semi-annual hearing in snperior court December ll, a lint of 55 applicants being announced today by County Clerk J. M. Backs. Among the applicants are 21 women and 34 men who seek citixenship. England, as usual in recent ILI CLASSES TO IT SUBJECT AT MEET Production for use.

rehabilitation of the unemployed and political conditions at Washington, D. will lie discussed at a mass meeting in Wrigley field, Los An gelds, Saturday, it was announced today. Speakers will include Congressman Byron N. Scott and State Senator Culbert L. Olson.

Congressman Colden had the distinction of being one of eight congressmen who attended every session of the congress Just closed, it was announced. GARDEN GROVE. Sept. Evening classer In adult education were organized Tuesday evening at a meeting held In room one of the high school. Classes will mene next week nm follows: Monday, class in dramatics directed by D.

S. Jordon in (he auditorium; Tuesday evening. Spanish class taught by Lester Frink In room IO; voice will he conducted by Leland Green in the auditorium; chemistry and applied mathematics by A. Eidelson in room 23 of the science building and current history in room 21 of the science building in charge of Victor McClain; arts and crafts class Thursday evening in room 35 of the shop building by Miss Abbey Chapman. All Interested in the arts and crafts are requested to meet at the school this evening to make plans.

Physical education classes will start next week, a time to he announced later. All classes will commence at 7 and last two hours. No charge is to he made for the classer, L. L. Doig, principal announced, and text hooks will be furnished.

Material used In any of the classes must he paid for by the students. CVUef j6c Atony DODGE TDUCK OWNERS TfapcrfSatoHtj'SSto9 om CW. im I I I I as years, contributes the largest group of subjects to the class, 29 of which will renounce their aile glance to the British crown. Ger many, which formerly held frequent leadership in contributions to such classes, has the second largest group, with 12. Four Belgians and four from Mexico, two from the Netherlands, and one each from Switzerland, Portugal, Austria and Italy, complete the roster.

Santa Ana and Anaheim hold nearly half of the class, between them. 13 residing in Santa Ana or its rural postal routes, and 12 in Anaheim and vicinity. Orange, Brea and Fullerton each are represented by four. The others are scattered about the county. Roster of Following is the roster of the class: Mrs.

Marie dei Refugio B. Echevarria (Mexico), 64(1 Emmett street; Frank A. C. Fairley. (England).

930 West Rishop street: Arley Judson Oowman (England), 702 East Chestnut street; Miss Matilda Aeheson (England), 1217 South Oarnsey street; Camiel Haegeman (Belgium), R. D. Arthur Haegeman (Belgium), R. 2: Walter H. A.

Melnke (Germany). 1431 Cypress; Auguste E. A. Leger (England), 1245 South Yan Ness; Harman de Lance (The Netherlands), R. D.

Arnold J. McKerley (England). 1140 South Van Ness; Mrs, Clara Harp Duke (Switzerland), 1302 Kilson: Charles Dodds (England), 1211 North Broadway: and Vito Lovero (Italy). 605 East. Second street, all of Santa Ana.

Edward Naffzlger (England), R. D. 3: Mrs. Vida Naffzlger (England), R. D.

Pedro Ren gee rhea (Mexico), 21S North Santa Fe street; Mateo J. Ren- goechea (Mexico), 214 North Olive street; The Rev. Charles John (England). 505 West Center street; Felix Grajewskl (Germany). R.

D. Miss Maria. Sehmidhauer (Germany), 215 North Palm Miss Kreszenz Wlmmer (Germany), R. D. Pablo Mum Mrs.

Bertha Schneider Rainier (Germany). R. TX ablo Mum (Mexico), 221 East La. Frederick J. Engel (Germany), 200 North Citron; and Arthur H.

D. Dawson (England), 1400 West. Center, all of Anaheim. Herbert Ball (England), 116 East Ash street; George Wlther- nll (England), 116 South Harvard; Mrs. Margaret Harris (England), til! North Pomona; and Frank L.

Edwards (England), 315 Newell Place, all of Fullerton. Class is Largs Mrs. Adeline F. Richter Emerson (Germany), 314 West Birch; IJelnrlch Sehugt (Germany), 316Mi South Madrone; Mrs. Emma K.

Gilmore (England), 107 South Flower; and John William Gilmore (England), 107 Smith Flower. nil of Brea. Heinrich Slavers (Germany) R. D. Moille Alphonse Landry (England), 330 South Grand avenue; Johannes Gotthilf Rohm (Germany), 192 South Grand avenue, and Edward William Ratcliff a rd I ne (England), all Pf Grange.

Adlei Van lOfrsliulck (Belgium), Theresa Gocssens (Belgium), both R. D. Long Beach; William Henry Kerr and Mrs. Marion Agnes Kerr (both England), both of Costa Mesa. Mrs.

('atherine A. clod) (England), Yorba Linda; Mrs. Mary M. Bennett (England), K. D.

Huntington Beach; Mrs. Lillie May Thompson (England), md Percy W. R. (Brigand), both of Huntington Beach: Mrs. Jessie Elvy (England), Pla- entia; Mrs.

Dorothy C. Deyhle (Austria), Corona del Mar; Klans Postma (Netherlands), Buena Park; Henry J. Hamilton (England), Doheny Park; Percy Wise Clarkson (England), Laguna fieaeh; George A. Portua (England), Laguna Beach; George (Germany), Capistrano; Manuel V. Soares (Portugal), Carden Grove; Mrs.

Sophie Boettcher (Germany), Cypress. W. C.T. U. MEETS SOON FULLERTON, Sept.

for the program for the coming year will he discussed when Fullerton Christian Temperance Union meets Tuesday at the Methodist church at 2 p. according to Mrs. Cora Hale, president. OTI IfiFNTQ 9 JI UUHiiY I 9 a a To make the most of tbs opportunity school offers you these days YOU MUST PRACTICE AT HOME! It now et little expense by Investing in of our Now or Rebuilt Typewriters, Standards or Portables. Sold on very convenient terms.

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