The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 24

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 18, 198S WILL PRESENT As part of the store's part Id making micetws of the city-wide t.oapitality nicht program in Santa Ana tomorrow night, the Hup' os Harmonv Four win he heard in a short entrrtatnment proRrMo at 8 o'clock tomorrow Bifht at Vaftdermast's clothing Fourth and Broadway it was announced today by Carl ptcin. ms: The talented musical group has heen heard before at on special and has made such a decided hit that it was engaerod to return again for music lovers of the city. Stein extend- ed a hearty invitation to all era of music to come to the store 1 and hear the program. Two hoys and two girls, nil i brothers and sisters, comprise the quartet Ages of the cirls run from to If years. The musicians have appeared in motion pictures and in big met I ropolitan theaters, i In connection with the hospital; ity night and fashion review program to he given by part of the celebration tomorrow night Stein called attention to the fact that various of the new styled items have been arranged, such the new lone roll double-breasted suit in the new chalk stripe Vicuna finished modified pork-pie hat Tvro- lean hat with its matched felt hand and colorful feather: the new type of for the college and business man: a display of the new Aro-set and Vandermast's special action-back era.

Special displays of new for the boy have been arranged in the downstairs store. WILL ARREST VIOLATORS OF Man On Street In Robe But uys New Garb Warrants for the arrest of persons arrested for overtime parking in Santa Ana during the past several weeks, who have paid no attention to the arrest slips or to from the police, were being prepared in the police station today and will doubt loss be served this week, Chief of Police I loyd W. Howard announced today. Thirteen persons will be arrested, according to the list being prepared today. Each week persons have been arrested, their names have been carded.

When they failed to appear, at regular intervals Jotters were sent to them warning them I that they would be arrested until they appeared on the tickets. The warrants being prepared are for persons who have paid no attention to either, police said. The list is as follows: J. K- Adams. H.

C. Bauer, Charles Bright. Marvel Bright Mrs. Roy Hawthorne, A. J.

Hobbs. M. E. Johnson. W.

A. Glenn Mathias, John Michlln. W. J. Orth, Leslie Paris, and P.

H. Tremaln. Police were called to Fourth and Birch streets yesterday afternoon on a report, that a man was running around the streets in a bathrobe. Fuch a report would be nothing new in Orange county beach cities, hut in Santa Ana, is called for quick action. Officers found the mini.

He was in a store there buying new clothes which he donned before coming out on the street again. The police report also remarked: was sober." I FORMER SECRETARY ISTO ME PART New Steel Bridge Set Folding table and folding chain, in black with red polo cloth top. brown with brown polo cloth, green with green, etc. Strong construction, new style, new design, and a marvelous value at $9.95 complete! Placentia Board To Consider Plans For School House DUTIES HERE HORTON'S PLACENTIA, Sept of the Placentia board of education will meet tomorrow to make plans for the erection of temporary quarters to house the grades of the Baker street school, it was announced today following a special meeting of the trustees yesterday afternoon, when the matter of chacks In the school were discussed. E.

D. Stanford, a state Inspector, visited the school yesterday at the request of school authorities. He appeared before the board but neither condemned nor pronounced the building safe. Cracks made In the building the earthquake of 1981 were larger following the quake of last Monday and as a matter of precaution, Superintendent A. P.

Patten had the children of one room moved to other quarters. The school is of hollow tile. The school consists of four rooms, the remaining grades being housed in other buildings. Again Sets the Style! STRIPES Resignations and replacements in teaching and secretarial positions considered by the Santa Ana hoard of education last night saw retirement of two teachers from local schools, and granting of a leave of absence for one semester to another. Miss Artis Keller Cleaveland, who has taught 25 years In Santa Ana schools, and Mrs.

Mary Davis Smith, who hhs taught here two years, resigned. A leave of absence for the current semester was granted to Mrs. Dorothy Broadway Erickson, physical education teacher at Willard Junior High school. Miss Cleaveland taught last term at the Hoover and Wilson schools. Mrs.

Smith was at Franklin school. Superintendent Frank Henderson was authorized by the board to appoint, as a temporary substitute for Miss Cleaveland, Miss Nellie May Chapman, graduate of Santa Ana High school and Junior college, and U. C. L. who Is now a private music Instructor at Beverly Hills.

Appoint New TescHer It decided to appoint Miss WJUys Anderson to Mrs. position for the first semester. She was employed a few days ago as a secretary in the attendance office at Willard school. Miss Florence Turner will be assigned to the attendance office In her place. Miss Alice Martin has been appointed to the switchboard post In the city office, to replace Mrs.

Dorothy Weakley, transferred to a secretarial post In Willard school. Miss June Arnold. Santa Ana High school and Junior college graduate, also a graduate of U. C. A-, was appointed to the vacancy In Franklin school.

She has been i a substitute teacher for two years. Mrs. Mary Steffenson, who served part-time at the high school last term, was reappointed last night on recommendation of Prln Bill White, for many years active in Cuban political circles, and for some time confidential secretary to Cuban President Machado, was the featured speaker at meeting of the Santa Ana 20-30 club, at cafe. The speaker outlined some of the experiences encountered during hts years in Cuba, and told of the Roosevelt campaign during the Spanish-American war. Hs has lived for the past six years in Santa Ana, but said he was returning to Cuba in the next six months.

A representative of the Community Chest also appeared before the club, outlining the progress of the campaign, and tying the chest work in with the national relief program. The chest, he said, fills an invaluable role, in providing aid for those social agencies not affected by the national program. Harrison White, presiding, announced that a closed session of the club would be held next Tuesday night, to consider legislative and applications for new memberships. Committees of Orange county progressive political organizations will meet tonight to complete de- tails of this participa- tlon in the three-country prOgres- aive picnic to be held Sunday at Fairmount park, Riverside, It was announced today. The affair will be held under the sponsorship of liberal political organizations of Orange, Riverside and Fan Bernardino counties, with prominent authorized leaders of various organ izatons slated to speak.

Epics, Utopians, Technocrats, Townsend groups, labor organizations and the grange will be represented. Listed among ths speakers are Senator Culbert L. Olson, chairman of the Democratic State Central committee; Dr. Wolf Adler, psychiatrist, writer and economist, talking Trend of the Times, Jerry Voorhis, Epic leader and head of ths San Dimas Boys school, and others to be announced later. The day will begin at 10 o'clock with a program of sports and music, followed by a basket lunch at noon.

A band will present musical numbers during the day. Beach Girl Weds Actor In Arizona Word was received hers today that D. Eyman Huff, Orange, yesterday captured first prize in the Junior champion bull class In the livestock division of the Los An! gelea County Fair. Huff, with his entry, Wexford Marquise Atlas, also won two other firsts, It was reported. Attendance figures at the fair, which already have reached during the first five days, were further swelled today by an influx of visitors to "Ban Bernardino County Judging contests continued, with Escondido capturing the major prize with its agricultural and horticultural products display.

Tomorrow will be Long Beach Day at ths fair. LAGUNA BEACH. Sept. Coming as a surprise to their many friends here in the art colony was Information today that Miss Storey and Gaylord Pendleton, motion picture actor, were married Monday at Yuma. Miss Storey is the daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Storey, 23n Cliff drive, Laguna. She is a sister of June Storey, now holding a contract with a Hollywood motion picture company. Miss Storey has been prominently identified with the Laguna Beach Community players and also has engaged In newspaper feature writing for various publications. The groom has been connected with various studios in Hollywood and also ap- I peered in several plays on the legitimate stage.

He is brother of Nat Pendleton, well known screen player. Gorgeous Walnut Set! A Marvelous Post Bed French Vanity and Chest of Drawers at a Low Price The kind of furniture people are thinking about for Fal Quality furniture, new style, but not too expensive! Selected walnut veneers, fine French vanity, heavy poster bed, and large chest. $49.50 complete on convenient terms! New Value! Mattress with Heavy Damask Ticking at 16.95 a 122.50 mattress! colls, heavy lamask ticking, ventilators, taped edges, ind other features. Box springs at same jrica. HORTON'S Main Street at Sixth Shortest Sentence for Fall clpal Lynn Crawford on a seven- hour per week basla The Public Forum Swanberger's present a fashion first showing for those who appreciate and want the best! Featuring the New Long Roll Lapel Double Breasted Models! Communications under this heading must be signad by ths of the writer.

Thsss communications ths opinions of the writers of them. The opinions miv or may not ths opinions at Ths Register. Editor Register: In ths Forum communication 1 submitted Htated that ths free postal delivery service for Laguna Reach city would begin October II, This is a mistake. Ths new postal serrioe is to start on October 1st. Much regretting ths error.

Respectfully yours, Henry Weeks. Laguna Beach, Sept, 17, 1185. TOWNSEND CLUBS Club No. 11 will meet at 7:80 tomorrow night in the clubrootns at 1309 West Fourth street, according to Grant Henderson, president of the club. The speaker will be Dr.

C. J. Ruley. There will be a short program of i entertainment. i Club No.

8 will meet tomorrow night at 7.S0 at the Ft Peter Lutheran church, North Gurnsey and Sixth streets. The speaker for the evening wUB be Harry Klley. A musical program will be presented. TOMORROW NIGHT Stripes are here again with new vigor and character! Narrow, broad, subdued, bold! Pin stripes, cable stripes, cluster stripes, shadow stripes, chalk stripes every shade and variety with backgrounds of blue, brown, grey, black and variations. Single and double breasted famous makes found exclusively at Open a Charge Account xt SMART SHOP Come and see them tomorrow night (Santa Ana Merchants Fashion Pre-View and Hospitality Night), WORTHMORE STRIPES KUPPENHEIMER STRIPES TIMELY STRIPES $2950 $40 $35 Tomorrow night hs Sants.

Art Fashion Fie-Vlew and HuapltaUty Night. advantage of this opportunity to the new Fall Merchandise that has Just arrived. is showing. smart, new Ureases, Coats, Ac- ceasorlts, including beautFul New Fur oma in to them whatsoever! Charles ol London in Jungle Cloth 205 W. 4th St WEAR OF QUALITY Charge Accounts Cordially Invited Wear Beautiful Clothes now Open Charge Account! Later mart hop 204 W.

4tb Ana Phone 556 See it and agree that it it a remarkable value I A real value 'hit! Big, davenport and lounge chair in the popular Charlei of London ityle, featuring the durable JUNGLE CLOTH for upholstery! Reversible cushions, restful innerspring construction. A big oversize value for your money at You can buy it on convenient monthly terms and trade in your old furniture bilt as part payment! HORTON Home Furnishers Main Street at Sixth Santa Ana Phone 282.