The Register from Santa Ana, California • Page 23

SANTA ANA DAILY REGISTER, TH LRSDAY EVENING, JULY 9 1936 News Of Orange County Communities Contract Signed For New Mooring In Newport Bay Steak Bake Held Bv Club Members NEWPORT BEACH, July contract for conduction of another big boat mooring in tho up- par and of Newport harbor been signed by James Irvine, landed rancher who has launched a program of slip construction in harbor, It was announced today by Roy Browning, Irvine engineer. mooring Is to be constructed for M. R. Richardson, it was announced, and construction work. is expected to be launched in the near future.

The unit, will cost around $6000, it waa stated. The new mooring will be located at a point to be decided later but will ba similar to the others which hava been completed. Completion of the mooring Just below the Bay Shore camp was announced by the Irvine engineer, who said that another is to be started on the mainland east of Balboa Island. The contract for the latter mooring will be let in a few days, it was stated. A mooring across from Lido Isle was completed a year ago.

An average of around 60 boats. depending, of course, on the size of the ships, can be accommodated at the moorings. The mooring on which the contract was Just signed will be from 500 to 600 feet long. GARDEN GROVE, July Members of the Three Twenty club and their families gathered at Irvine park for a steak bake Tuesday evening. Mrs.

F. A. Monroe was general chairman of arrangements and Mrs. Wilbur Harper directed lively games and guessing contests. Prizes were awarded in the games by Mrs.

Andrew Smiley and Wayne Holt. club will not meet again until September. Th "se attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chaffee and daughter Winifred, Mr.

and Mrs WEED CLEAN-UP CAMPAIGN UNDER WAY IN LAGUNA BEACH Episcopal BUENA PARK. July of the First Methodist of the First Metholiat church of Glendale, officiating, funeral services for George VV. Wilbur i Corey, who died at his home here LAGUNA BEACH, July 9 prelnde to a general clean-up of weed infested lots in the downtown district, the Laguna Beach fire department, under direction of Chief Pete J. Bushman, last night burned over several large vacant on which weed growth was almost head high. hazard by mg conditions well illustrated KILE STUDENT TO PREftGH IT INTER SB ll OO controlled ELECTS OFFICERS COSTA MESA.

July H. F. Robertson was elected as president of Townsend club No. 2 when members of the unit met at the Lindbergh school building Tuesday evening. Mrs.

Carl M. Swain elected vice president; Mrs. M. H. Tower, secretary, and Mrs.

Etta Tead, treasurer. J. E. Bailey, immediate past president, was in charge of meeting. Preceding the election and other matters relative to the business of organization a pot luck dinner was served to over 50 persons.

tables and hall were decorated with spring flowers. Harper and son Leland. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Holt and daughter Jean, Mr.

and Mrs. Wesley Iamb and daughters Evelyn and Margaret, Mr. and Mrs. F. A.

Monroe and son Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Rossejof.

and daughter Margot Ann, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Schneider and children Dorothy and leonard, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Smiley and daughter Janet, Mr. and Mrs. M. R.

Sprinkle and family, Mr. and Mrs. L. AV. Schauer and son Bob, and their guests, Mr.

and Mrs. W. B. Merchant, Mrs, Charles Lake, Mrs. Ray Johnson and daughter and Mr.

and Mrs. Irvine German and daughter Carol. by spread of the blazes started by firemen. Huge columns of smoke obscured the setting sun, and racing flames, hedged in by the hose of department, speedily devoured weeds and wild oats that had attained such lush growth. Coat of weed burning will be charged the properties involved and collected by Chief of Police Abe AV.

Johnson, ex-officio fire marshal under a recently Monday, were conducted yester day afternoon from the Buena Park Congregational church. Entombment waa in Melrose Abbey mausoleum. Arrangements were in charge of the S. F. Hllgenfeld Funeral home in Anaheim The deceased was pastor for 31 years in the Erie conference of (adopted ordinance the Methodist church and had been a resident of California for the past seven years.

Survivors are his widow, Maria F. Corey; a daughter, Mrs. W. Banbury, both of Buena Park; one son, Arthur Corey, of Santa Ana; two sisters, Mrs. Stella Cooley, of Los Angeles, and Mrs.

Mary McGee, of Michigan, and six grandchildren. RIB BUDGET PISSED BTCB Honor Pastor Of Huntington Beach Church on Sunday HUNTINGTON BEACH. July 9. exchange dinner will be served at Scout park Sunday noon by i rho members of the First Methodist church honoring the Rev. Walter R.

Cole and Cole. Rev. Mr. Cole has been returned to 1 WINTERS BURG, July church as pastor for another year sell Bales, student at Vale theolor- by the Methodist conference. ira I academy, who is at his home Mrs.

O. K. Mosier Is in charge NEWPORT BEACH. July Orange County Federal Symphony orchestra, under direction of in Huntington Reach for the sum- the picnic and Is being assisted by will make Its third mer vacation, will occupy the pul- Dorcas class and the appearance in the Newport Beach pit of the Wfntersburg Methodist, Aid society of the church. offee Grammar school auditorium next church each Sunday morning and will be served and each family will night, presentation evening throughout the remainder bring a prepared dish and the rtf compositions of Schubert, necessary table BEITH DF OIL LA HABRA, July 9.

Tine La Habra city council lias adopted the c.tty budget for 1936-37 period. estimated expenses amount- to attend Cambridge unlver- of July. The pastor of the church, the Rev. Joseph Thompson, has been granted a vacation by the congregation for the rest of this month. Bales is son of John Bales, proprietor of the Bales Electric company, of Huntington Beach After completing work at he ing to $20,028.92.

Estimated expenses of va rims departments including salarler sity in England. AH will at the usual TD WIN ERS BURG, July 9. Doris Hubbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.

E. Hubbell, of Winters- I burg, was honoree of a bridal; WINTERS RO, July 9 home of Mr. and Airs. J. C.

Bergner LAGUNA BEACH, July That Earl V. Carlson, oil company executive, met death by drowning Tuesday night waa the announcement made following an autopsy conducted Wednesday afternoon at Laguna Funeral Mrs. Joseph H. Thompson, day evening. when Mrs, Hubbell and Mrs.

Thompson were co- hostesses to a group of friends. The evening was spent with games and musks and dainty refreshments of cake and cream, mints and nuts were served on individual trays. Many lovely gifts were received by the bride-to-be, whose marriage to Ara rn us V. Collard of Los Angeles, will be an event of August. Besides the guest of honor, those present included Mesdames Raymond Beem, John Stinson, Alton Hall, Vernon Hell, John Murdy, Harry Letson, Ted Case.

Carl shower at the home of her sister. was the scene of the recent wed-j under direction of Coroner Earl their eldest daughter No inquest was held. to Cecil Bans, atm bruised body, awash In mouth ding of of Mr. and Mrs. George Hana, of San Bernardino, The Rev, Joseph Thompson, pastor of the Wintersburg Methodist church, officiated.

The home was decorated with baskets of flowers in shades of pink with touches of blues; shaded pink lights and pink tapers were lighted during the ceremony. Mrs. Thompson played Dawning preceding ceremony. The bride sister. Miss Marjorie Berliner, and grooms brother.

George Bans, attended the couple The single ring ceremony was used. The bride wore a dress of pastel hour, Sunday school, 9:45 a. 30 a- worth leagues, p. church service, p. rn.

Epand SELECTS OFFICERS Bergner, John Freeman, JJames pjnk with high neck and a cur- Bailey, Melvin Tanner, sage Qf white gardenias and pink EIRE AT Hi. HUNTINGTON BEACH. July 9. Streeter, of 628 Walnut street, Bellflower, was burned (bout the face and arms In a fire of unknown origin which occurred in the cellar of the gasoline plant of the Standard Oil company in the barley field west of town at 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon. Streeter, a Standard Oil employe, was nearby when the fire flared up among the pipes near him.

ployes of the plant, extinguished the blaze. The fire department was called and emptied a chemical tank Into embers. Damage to the plant was slight. Streeter was taken to the Dr. Hardy emergency hospital and later sent to his home.

Gardner, Henry Friend, Evelyn Albert, S. If. Atkins. George Harding, David Russell, Allen Young; Misses Marjorie Bergner, Donna Stinson, Zexie Nichols, Juanita Gothard, Geraldine Gardner, oil of this place, and Mrs. Bill Truman.

Midway City; Mss Harriette Meckner and Mrs. Alphonsine groom anj the bri Smith, of Los Angeles; Miss Martha Hasse, of Hynes; Mrs. Winifred Stimson, of North Long Beach; Miss Louise Van Mellen, of Monrovia: Miss Thelma Allen, of Costa Mesa, and the hostesses. CLUB ENTERTAINED MIDWAY CITY, July 9. The Jolly Dozen dub met Tuesday at! the Van Buren street home of Mrs J.

L. Easer. Present were Mrs. Gail Dunatan, I Mrs, A. Nelson, Mrs.

Fred Hasse, Mrs. Cleo Hazard. I Glenn Wells, Mrs. Rachel Price, i Mrs, J. H.

Pryor, Mrs. Laie Bray- brooks, Mrs. Harry Kingsbury, Mrs. W. E.

Moore, Mrs, B. Kirkham and Mrs. Esser. Prize awards In went to Mrs. Dale Braybrook, first; Mrs.

Cleo Hazard, second, and Mrs W. E. Moore, third. sweet peas. The bridesmaid wore crepe with corsage of blue flowers.

Refreshments of fruit salad with whipped cream and angel food cake were served following the ceremony to the Immediate members of the family; Mr. and Mrs. George Hans, parents of the i parents, Mr. and Airs. Bergner, Miss Marjorie Bergner and Miss Helen Berg nor, sisters of the bride and her brothers, Jimmie and Bobbie Berg lier and George Hans, jr.

Upon the return of the couple from their honeymoon they found a family party awaiting to welcome them, Including the bride's grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. W. A the shallow water at the of Salt creek, was recovered early yesterday, one mile south of the rocky bluffs at. Goslin Point, on the Three Arch Bay subdivision south of Laguna Beach. Miss Violet Lacy, of Altadena.

Carlson's companion fin the fishing trip which terminated so tragically, relater Carlson's movement prior to the time she left him, sn ing, while she motored into Laguna Beach for some sandwiches. at sundown Tuesday and other of each office church service, IO: are as City clerk. $1100; treasurer, $300; city council, $610; attorney, city Judge, $430; assessor, $500; engineer, $1060; city hall expense, $250; police department, department. $1130; street, department, $3260; sewer, $1300; garbage collection. $828; insurance, $600; printing and; publishing, $150; miscellaneous ex- I pense, $500; fund.

$750; fire bonds and interest, $1950; city hall building payment and inter- nu EN A PARK, July est. $835.92. The estimated income from all for thp no'v sources to the city amounts to i the meeting if the Townsend club 813 and of this amount, $10,750 Tuesday evening at the Cmgr-'ga- eorties from the taxes on real es- tional church. The group Includes tate and $1700 from business ll- ft. At, Craig, president: B.

IV, censen. From the gas tax received tier. first vice president; L. Todd, from the state and city expects to second vice president: Charles realize $1600. I Krack.

recording secretary and The budget for the water fie- treasurer, and Miss Katherine Ut- partment calls for $15,125 In fenwetler, corresponding secretary mated 1 with an Income The Rev Stanley Is Tschaikewskv and other wnrtd famous musicians, according to HL It, Af arr, publicity 1 tractor for project. The entertainment will begin at 8:15 with the rendition of i Bchubert's 'Symphony No. 3," "Allegro Moderato" and Con The second group of will include and 'Rustle of im- WTNTERSBURO, July A mediately preceding the Interrnls- leceptlon honoring the Rear. Joseph slon Thompson and Mrs. Thompson fier plavtd i Dance," Moskowsky; upon their return to the local Tschatkowrty: ast orate of the WIntersburg Com- Musical," Schubert; muntty Methodist church was held! Delibes; "March of this week with a large group and attendance at the church social I Deft, hall, the pleasant affair being -ponsored by Ald so-j of the church.

The affair followed the meeting, if the official hoard at the par- sonage. A substantial purse was resented as a surprise gift to pastor and wife. A program enjoyed, with thai Tucker brothers of Huntington! Beach playing several numbers on Either Marvyn saxophone and xylophone. TWO ELIGIBLE FOR from water sales ani! tniscellane- ohs sources estimated at $22,1 bo. Expenses for the water depart.

I meat appear on the budget as foi- lows: Water plant, $300; superin- I tendent's salary, auto expense, of, expense and labor. $3420; Deputy Sheriffs I. L. Brown and Power, $1700; repairs to plant. Walker who conducted an mains, service connections and all night search for Mr.

Carlson, meters. $950; insurance, $123; also gave their findings. Carlson rice rental and supplies, $700; wa- leaves as nearest relative, Mrs tor stock assessment, $1100; auto Minnie Carlson, of 1640 Laurel ave- truck expense. $250; interest on nile South Pasadena, and two sis- bonds, $5500; miscellaneous tors Funeral arrangements are; pense, $200; warehouse supplies, being made by the family of the $260; additions and betterment, representing Buena Park club it tho national convention in Clcve: land. V.

benefit pie social will be I held by the flub at an early date. ADDS BEAUTY PARLOR SAN CLEA! ENTE. July fully equipped beauty parlor in connection with his barber shop has been opened bv Joe rn met-. San Clemente barber. Miss Eunice Hanna, of Grange, been secured as beauty operator, purchased a home avenue in the vicinity tai building.

DeMolays Enjoy Dance at Beach HUNTINGTON BEACH. July 9. DeMolays of county enjoyed a dance last night at Memorial hall, 75 couples attending. Lorin Wagner's orchestra of H. Gallagher cr William Greenslde, both cf Doheny Park, will be that town's next postmaster, recording to word today from post office department at Washington.

The two hare been earned by the civil service ommission as the only ones taking the for position to qualify as eligible Gallagher, an man, WM named on the list of ibove Greenslde. present acting Hmaster. Ex-service men given automatic rating five points Santa Ana provided the music. thmn they In The De Malay units Huntington i teats. Beach, Bauta Ana, I'Ulierton and Final selection of the man for Anaheim participated.

Doheny Park postmaatership The committee in charge was i now rests with Senator William O. if Bob Groves, Hunting- McAdoo, post "flee officials stated. recently I ton Beach, linkman; Shelley Hor- McAdoo can either i Christobal ton, Santa Ana; Francis Davis, of the men, or he can call for a new the os pi- Santa Ana; Bob Reed, Fullerton; VIbert Priss, Anaheim. list of for office or ask that new examinations held. deceased man.

RHI HRL SHELLER LAGUNA BEACH. July 9 Fur thor steps toward the establish Hoover, of bake Arrowhead, and! ment of an animal shelter were an aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hoover, of Palf After this week Mr. and Hans, who are guests in the Bergner home, leave for San Bernardino to make their home.

Garden Contest To End July 15 This Curious World Fe William Ferguson LONGEST fX" PERIOD THAT A I TOTAL A £C( jp se OF TH EL SUN CAN LAST i IS SEVEN MINUTES, ISLE RO VALE, LARGEST ISLAND tlNi LAKE SUPERIOR, IS ABOUT TWICE AS FAR FRO AA THE STATE OF MICHIGAN AS IT IS FROM THE STATE OF MINNESOTA, VET, IT IS A PART OF Af SAN CLEM ENTE, July 9 codons la the garden contest sored by Mrs. John Tucker Murray will be made July 15. $5. $3 and $2 for the three best vegetable gardens will be awarded. must be planted, weeded and watered by the contestants themselves.

Contestants must be in San Clemente and of grammar taken last night when the city council to meet as a committee of the whole with the county board of supervisors to consider the question. Recently, set aside $400 to be used for the construction and establishment of a pound for stray dogs in tbs La anna Beach area. Members of ie Laguna Humane society have been urging the councilmen to vote in equal sum to that appropriated bv the supervisors. It was for the purpose of discussing this question that the adjourned meeting of the council was held last night Although the matter was discussed at considerable length, no act other than the decision to with the was n. It was originally planned to up the budget at the meet mg last night.

However, matter wa dd- school age. All contestants are re quested to send Mrs. Murray their I elation of and addresses by Saturday poned until the next regular meet of this week. I mg of the council on July 13 Prizes will be awarded by Mrs. Belief was expressed that the mat Murray at her home following ter of the, establishment of i pound judging Contestants may meet will he concluded at that time, there at 4 o'clock.

Judges appointed by Mrs. Murray are A. Neddermeyer, Mtss Emma Ochsner and Lillian V. Coe, a member of the cia RDEN GROVE Julv 9. city council.

GARDEN GROVE $400; bad accounts, $100, md meters, $200. MIDWAY CITY MIDWAY CITY, July Wright, brother of Floyd Wright, who lins been In, the oast for several years, arrived this week and will spend a short time in his brother's home, Dr. and Mrs, Russell I. Johnson entertained as guests Sunday, Mrs. Johnsons parents, Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Ferguson, and Charles Mocker of Arcadia. Monday, Mrs, Johnson and children, Billy and Jean, motored to Arcadia and from there were accompanied to Big Bear on a vacation outing.

Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Houlihan had is recent guests in their home, Mrs.

R. ihon and sons, Tom and Ray, of Oakland. The McMahon family formerly melded In Midway City. Mr, and Mrs. T.

R. Tratt and "laughter, Miss Phillis Tratt, -(pending a vacation at Sc von Oaks. Mrs. Nan Butler, who has been visiting for several days in the Jay Hurd home, returned Monday to Long Beach. Midway city firemen held their regular rn at the fire with bell, assistant fire chief, conduct cd tho mooting in absence of stillness hung over the old house.

Fire Chief Robertson. Only the sound of the breeze in Mrs Earl Davenport, and daunts the pjne tree and the faint, uneven tor, of Los Angeles, and Mr. and 1 Mrs. Gilbert Laws and son and dripping of the eaves could be daughter, who are visiting from ueard. Claire moved to the win- Tennessee, wore in the Calvin Rutherford home while on Sunday the Rutherfords by Ida R.

Graton (J) NCA Smit. SANTA ANA GARDENS GARDEN GROVE, July J. G. Allen accompanied morn bere of his Sunday school to Los Angeles Wednesday to rn ako a tour of meat packing and tiro plants and a picnic lunch at th ti had as guests, Mr. and Mrs.

Bort McIntyre and daughter, Jean, and Miss Juanita Rutherford, of Lyn wood. Calvin Rutherford visited recently SANTA ANA GARDENS, July 9. parg Tbe following boys I mother, John Rutherford. village for supplies, but where had second thought, she stepped back the housekeeper disappeared, and into the barn and let her go into why Pat come back? the house, unaware that she had Claire turned her Hep. toward been seen.

Then Claire ranto the little cabin where Dallas steps descended. A rn mr door minute examination of every inch stayed. To aer surpme. tire door revealed we. partly open.

Nobody w.s why? I aw a. Was there some secret place under Giving a rather hasty glance i sl0Use that its present owners around, she went out quickly and Jmew nothuig aboul? Claire stood, closed the door behind her. over the problem. If Pat she stood on doorstep a rat only come she could tell peeped down at her from the logs him about it perhaps he could above her head. At her slight flnd a dew that sh(J had misstd movement, it scurried out of sight, fn seemingly solid cellar walls, hut the next moment something roUad over roof and dropped at her feet.

Claire up curMar. you tv. then sated at It, A sn, began, silencer for a nun. She remim- wefe V(W juJt bered having seen one in a play. What was it doing on was up in the linen closet, rooP The shots that had killed: Claire, sorting over some sheets hie watch dog, and come so near I -Susie glanced up sideways and to snuffing out her own life had then went on with her work.

pLAIRE watched alone at Bob. been tired from a weapon with For an instant wag bedside Hannah had a silencer. There was no other tempted to demand the truth. way to account for the lack of Then the thought came usher thai ex- it would be better not to put Sushi 'on her guard. So she asked, ta her kitchen duties.

A foreboding She hastened back toward the a matter-of-fact tone, Mr. house. As she came within sight Magan come in yet? of the kitchen door, she saw Susie "I ain't seen him since the doo- carrying a small, covered tray, tor answered Susie. From her arm an unlighted Un- Claire went into the library, tern was swinging. Something in jjer growing uneasiness about the manner made pafS absence, arid now Susies de- M.unlay jow hoping to see Pat returning.

Claire draw back behind a tree liberate falsehood was beginning Her thoughts were broken by to watch her. What on earth could to fray her nerves. She distinctly Susie want with a lantern at thi3 1 distrusted the babv-faced house- time of day? The answer wasjkeeper Could she depend on Dan given when the woman walked: Dadas? How much did the tall, quickly to a large root cellar at man know about what the back of the house, and dis- was going on? appeared down the steep dight of stone steps. HUI.IN II lull IO TOU AY III IO KOSHI! IC out to dr I lo tho lonrly inoiinlnln homo loft hor by hor ooociilrlc KOSHI! IC. Inirr la iry- lnK decldn nhrllirr tn marry VK Ii ll A 1 1 SI, to whom -ho money, Itnpoa to Uni rn valuable anti jewel owned by her uncle nod believed lo he hidden In the bonne.

lier ear la wrecked by leman Hie rood. VAT MAHAN, an old friend, and HOH STURMS, To ti cnitlnrcr, nrrlve on the mill take Claire to the rn ii ii a I bonne where Ell SIMI IT mid bin elater, SUSIE, ore the earetitkera. Claire aeon it arrow carved un the wall of aw bedroom anti, lump In hand, lite arrow to the cupola. I nolaelena bullet the lamp. KH Sprat! dla- nppenra.

Hob Steele owl for the and la found aeriouoiy Injured. HANNAH, housekeeper, to active of the my alerion of the plnee, into a deaerled mine. An ttnaren opponent him and fat NOW till ON WITH TilK STORY CHAPTER VII City Gremlin new uieu account for the lad onthly business sessli.n; gone to get a room ready for her- Dm WQuld have to bal Monday and was busy about nlain this present. Chester Camp- the sound of the door opening, md Hannah beckoned her from the room. caught her red-handed! Guin Fullerton in the home of ing through your she wins- AMONG INSECTS THERE ARE NAMELY, RARASfT ES THAT UVE ON THE PARASITES OF PARASITES THAT UVE ON OTHER.

parasites t) mia mwet. iko. ISLE ROYALE ii only 25 miles from the easternmost point of Minnesota, and during the severe winters of the northern country, solid ice bridge is formed between the island and the mainland. In 1912, the ice bridge remained solid unusually long, and moose colonized the island. Today, these animals are so numerous that their presence there has become a problem.

NEXT: How long are the whistles on the new Engl wa lines, Queen Muff Miss Zologean 3tultz, of Cope land, is spending the Hummer with her sister, Mrs. A. Culver and family. Dan Culver of Angeles, is painting the A. B.

Culver home. Mr. and Mrs. W. R.

Hildreth, of Modesto, spent the week end with a sister, Mrs. A. McKenzie and family. Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Willard and family spent the week end with their daughter. L. Sheffield, and family of South Gate.

Mr. and Mrs. H. Walker were in Huntington Beach recently J. P.

Planchon, of Hemet, spent the week end with William Pian- chon. Jack and Gilbert Planchon spent a week in Arlington with their Evelyn Planchon. Mr. and Milo and Mrs. Fred Cook and daughters were In Huntington Beach recently.

Mrs. Fred Cook and children and Mrs. Groom and children attended church services in Long Beach Sunday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Anderson and children and Mrs.

Anna Anderson were in Huntington Beach recently. Earl, Richard and Albert by Mr. Allen and Rev. William J. Keech, pastor cd the church; Harry Chastine, Bon Allen, Allen Echols, James Kobayashi, Leroy Littlejohn and Norman Brintnali.

Mr. and Wayne Holt picnic at Balboa Wed- pered. "What do you mean, "Just what I came Claire stood before the mantel, looking at the cryptic broken arrow. What could it mean? Was ALLAIRE promptly followed. Butner uncle trying, in vain, to point Mr.

and C. B. Taylor had aa guests In their home, a party of relatives from Santa Ana and Mr, and Mrs. Peck, former eastern friends, who are now of Hopwood. Mrs.

Grace McDonald, of Im- f. something away. message of the House of Long her son and daughter-in things. She Kinder giggled and; are you Shadows? Almost as though law, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Bailey, said you sent her for called, answer had been spoken, of Los Angeles, were entertained Claire shook her head. There was no reply. Puzzled, the thought of Susie, and her sly, as Sunday guests in the nt that was her own idea. But I the girl walked back into the inquisitive searching there was no sign of Susie, out something from beyond the into your room and there was Perhaps she was bacK in the grave? And why had ie gone to Susie, rummaging in your shadowy end ot the room, storing such weird lengths to conceal this nesday evening given for of the California Spray company of Anaheim. A picnic dinner Qjoyed in the yard at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Schneider recently by children, of Hollywood, were kave Sunday Mrs. McDonald's niece, Mrs.

Rob- I shadows. Susie undoubtedly Claire moved to the bookcase ert Keller md family. can tnagine what she was after. back there and had not heard her and again took down the red vol- Mr. and Mrs.

charles Barron aud Hannah shrugged. "I never QUtt to astonishment, Aune of poem rn which her uncle the following: Mr. and Mrs. W. Aberrromble aud son, Waidie.

of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Allen, Cheshire of South Gate; L. A Young and Mr. and Mrs.

Schneidei two children. Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

and family entertained a group of 30 relatives at their home on Nutwood avenue recently. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were in the R. H. Arnett put anything past woman. Almost 4000 persons In United States are IOO of or older.

ors home. Mrs. Horace Thompson returned Sunday night from Baker, where on Friday she went with Mr. Thompson's father to join her husband for a few days. Lois Braybrook has left fo.

a camp In the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Beaver n- tertained a party of cousins In their home over the week end. Floyd Wright suffered a painful to stay until he came back.

injury to his right foot this week when he stepped upon a nail in a board, the nail going entirely through his foot. Dawn Truman, young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Truman. Is Anderson spent Sunday at Balboa.

Mrs. L. F. Patterson and daughter, Jo-Ann, visited in the Claude confined to the family home by 111 Anderson home recently. mesa.

that there was no sign of the house- had written the four of keeper. verse. "Wedded pines above me 4lrtU she called again. Not She laid the book down on well, voure prejudge Claire blew out the lamp the radiator Why, the great pine Hannah. But I'll speak to Susie and put back on the shelf, then tree by house was tw about She walked back to; hurried upstairs to the open air.

grown together: Could Lyman room, more disturbed than The girl circled a huge wood- Fosdick have been thmicing of she wanted the maid to know. She weeper, but there was no one rn dow and iookea a. me majestic determined to have a straight ta.k She walked out to the big spreading brandies. the with Susie as soon as she could barn that now served as garage tree held the secret of the hidden leave Bob. She had promised Pat and store house.

This also was jewel. empty. Claire looked about in be- Suddenly her attention wilderment. She was starting for caught by another sound. She house when, to her her breath and listened.

the hours went by and Pat she saw Susie come up the root Regularly and at even did not return. At last Claire cellar steps. This time the tray came the same tapping noise that called Hannah and went down- was empty and the lantern gone, had startled her in Lyman stabs to see if she could mid him. dick's bedroom. The room The house seemed deserted.

Dan 'LAIRE'S first impulse was to directly above the library, Dallas had been sent down to the call to the women, but, (To Be Continued).