anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-17

Women carrie lou authorland – editor Anaheim Rebekahs Enact ‘Backward’ Drill At Maywood for Saratoga Home Fund One of the highlights of the activities under the Good Fellowship chairman of the Lois Rebekah Lodge, Midge Fitz, was the "backwards" drill staged by a group of the Anaheim Lois lodge members when they journeyed to the Maywood Rebekah meeting on a recent evening. The clever drill, rehearsed under the guidance of August Fits, resulted in finances for the Assembly President, Rose Hake's project, continuous heating for the home at Saratoga. The group took a small pot-bellied stove, a gift from the Assembly head, and presented it to the Maywood members following the drill. They "stoked" it financially with this money to be sent to the president. In turn, the Maywood group will give some type of a program at another lodge with financial results to again aid the home program. Hallowen masques were worn backwards, the old-fashioned costumes were also worn backwards, with the effect, as the bows were made drawing gales of laughter. Those participating in the stunt were Pat Senter, noble grand of the Rebekah's, Barbara Myers, Edna Kruse, Vernice Summers, Opal Carter, Martie Brown, Thelma Woods, Opal Meeker, Launa Boon, Margie Vaughn, Lizzie Knight, Susan Benbrooks, Berthyle Reisinger, Vivian Waite, Gale Cleveland, Irene Stitchman, Bessie Curtis, Vi Thierfelder, Ellene Callor, Midge Fitz and Maud Adams, musician for the occasion. Balboa Bay Club Scene of Speakers' Forum Luncheon Mrs. L. L. Williams of Orange, the newly-elected president of the Orange County Speakers' Forum, extended a very warm welcome to the 20 members at a delightful luncheon at the Balboa Bay club, Carson New Ranch Home Setting for Study Club Session Magnolia Study club members yesterday met in the attractive new home of Mrs. Edgar Carson on Ball Road with Mrs. Fred Law and Mrs. Tom Rainey as assisting hostesses. The afternoon was introduced with a 3-inch dessert period with MR. AND MRS.—Jacqueline Lo said their marriage vows at M home at 327 South Rose St. Collins-Russell Wedd Marshalltown, Iowa Jacqueline Louise Collins, dailies of Marshalltown, Iowa, and Mrs. John C. Jaynes, also of the home at 327 South Rose St., Ar They will be at home to their frie Their wedding was one of the special events of the Iowa city and was solemnized in the Congregational church with the Rev. Rona Balboa Bay Club Scene of Speakers' Forum Luncheon Mrs. L. L. Williams of Orange, the newly-elected president of the Orange County Speakers' Forum, extended a very warm welcome to the 20 members at a delightful luncheon at the Balboa Bay club, Sept. 15. Others serving on the board this year are Mrs. J. Wiley Harris of Santa Ana, first vice-president; Mrs. Reuben Day of Costa Mesa, second vice-president; Mrs. J. F. Guthrie of Anaheim, secretary; Mrs. George A. Palge of Anaheim, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert E. Ross of Newport Beach parliamentarian. The program chairman, Mrs. Harris, said that 'travel' had been selected for the theme running through the greater part of the subject matter for the programs. Especially appropriate this year, several speakers will tell of their own experiences during recent trips abroad. Following a short business meeting, there was an exchange of amusing anecdotes and highlights of the summer before the meeting Carson New Ranch Home Setting for Study Club Session Magnolia Study club members yesterday met in the attractive new home of Mrs. Edgar Carson on Ball Road with Mrs. Fred Law and Mrs. Tom Rainey as assisting hostesses. The afternoon was introduced with a 2 p.m. dessert period with Mrs. Erwin Nickle presiding over the business meeting. Mrs. Ernest Zimmer, program chairman, presented Mrs. Verna Miller of Santa Ana, who gave a talk on "Charm". She presented ideas on good grooming, walking slitting and added comments on hair care and hair-styling. A member was the model for a make-up demonstration. At the close of the day the members shared a tour of the home which is of ranch type design. was adjourned. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. L. L. Williams in Orange. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Collins-Russell Weddell Marshalltown, Iowa Jacqueline Louise Collins, dallins of Marshalltown, Iowa, and B. Mrs. John C. Jaynes, also of the home at 327 South Rose St., AriThey will be at home to their frtheir wedding, was one of the aspecial events of the Iowa city and was aglemized in the Congregational church with the Rev. Ronan W. Dickson officiating. The bride, given in marriage b her father, was lovely in her govof white nylon net over taffeta wifthe bertha collar trimmed witBelgian-point lace which had beworn by brides in the family fthree generations. Her veil fofrom a pearl-studded Juliet cap as she carried a white bound Bibtopped with sweetheart roses. Jill Collins attended her sister's maid of honor. She wore a ronylon net gown over taffeta, trimed with an heirloom bertha. Scarried a colonial bouquet of sweeheart roses. Richard Divis of Marshalltowserved as best man. Ushers weDuane Briggs, Lowell Trede a Louis Vajgrt of Marshalltown a William Marshall of Anaheim. T reception was held at the Collihome with Miss Darlene Miller. WE GIVE J.N. GREEN STAMPS Open Friday Eve 'Til 9 P.M. Amazing Introductory Offer BUY NOW For Christmas For Yourself SAVE AS MUCH AS $1000 on magnificent, 1954 GRUEN All Star VALUES BUY NOW For Christmas For Yourself GRUEN All Star VALUES NO CHARGE FOR CREDIT YEAR TO PAY NOW ONLY $33.75 After Nov. 7 $39.75 SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY PRICES END AFTER SATURDAY, NOV. 7 SAVE $10.00 Celebration 21 jewels shock and dust resistant gold filled $59.30 After Nov. 7-49.30 Sensation 17 jewels dust resistant gold filled $59.30 After Nov. 7-49.30 Champion 17 jewels dust resistant gold filled $49.75 After Nov. 7-59.30 Sublime 2 radiant diamond 17 jewels gold filled dust resistant $67.50 After Nov. 7-59.30 No Interest Or Carrying Charges Hurst Jewelry Co. DIAMOND STORE JEWELERS Lay Away Xmas Gifts Now A.B. Paul WRC Plans Trips to Corona, Girls Town Tuesday eighteen members of the A.B. Paul Woman's Relief corps and one visitor, May Kinsman from Minnesota heard reports and information regarding the corps' work. The meeting was held at the IOOF hall with a transfer member Ota Thompson, Malvern Hill Corps, Fullerton, presented during the afternoon hours. Alice Robert, senior vice president, presiding officer for the day, spoke on the trip to Girls Town on Sept. 23 and urged persons with bedspreads curtains or other articles usable for furnishing rooms to call her, telephone 6998, for a pick-up. Potted plants were requested for the trip to the Corona hospital on Sept. 26 Musical instruments are also needed for the veterans, said Mrs. Robert. Report that Mary Hatfield, veteran member of the corps, was convexing from a broken arm received in an automobile accident on Labor Day and that Mary Swindler who has been seriously ill for sometime, could have visitors, was made by the amenities chairman. In the relief report it was stated that $40 other than money, had been given for general aid; cards sent, 79; calls 28 and five bouquets. Whitfield Home Scene of Party Honoring Mrs. Gray Mrs. Richard Gray was the special guest of honor when Mrs. Cecil Whitfield, assisted by Mrs. Robert Merrick gave a layette shower. Card tables were centered with Ballman's Staging Hallowe'en Float Queen Contest Mothers with daughters in an high school or junior college center enter her daughter in Ballman "Miss Frigidaire Queen" contest which closes Oct. 7. Ballman's are in the search for queen and her seven princesses ride in their float, "Starway to the Stars" for Anaheim's Halloween parade. "Here is a chance in a lifetime says Ballman, who points out the fine gifts will go to the winner. Five hundred dollars are the total of the gifts. From 16 entries the queen is to be selected with each entry to submit a photograph a from the photos eight girls will selected, one to be a queen. No purchases are necessary says Ballman. "All the mothers their daughters are requested do is to pick up an entry blank Ballman's, 122 West Broadway, the Anaheim Bulletin, Spee Photo Shop, 117 South Los Angeles St., Bob's stand and Curry's j east of the high school. Gifts include $330 automa washer with Whitnauer wate value $65, for each of the prince ses. Marshalltown was at the guest book and Miss Lucille Van Zee of Anaheim cared for the gifts. Mrs. Jaynes is a graduate of Marshalltown High School and Junior College. Mr. Jaynes, also a graduate of Marshalltown High School, is attending the University of Southern California and they will live in Anaheim where the bride is employed. Your Kitchen Counsellor by GERALDINE HELLER Southern Counties Gas Company Home Service Director DONT "SHORTCUT" BREAKFAST Don't be a breakfast shortcut. Sometimes folks get into bad breakfast habits — especially during the lazy summer days. And right now is a good time to check on that situation — to take corrective measures, if necessary. Everyone in the family needs a good breakfast as part of the three well-balanced meals of the day. With a little extra planning, you can find and make all sorts of morning meal specials that will stimulate appetites for betterbreakfasts. BUTTERMILK PANCAKES 2 C. sifted flour 1 tsp. soda 1 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. salt 2 tsp. sugar 2 eggs, beaten 2 C. buttermilk 4 Tbsp. melted shortening or oil Sift flour, soda, baking powder, salt and sugar into a bowl. Beat eggs and blend ir. buttermilk and melted shortening or oil. Stir liquid mixture into dry ingredients and mix until smooth. Bake pancakes on lightly oiled heated griddle. Note: If you prefer thinner pancakes, use a little extra buttermilk to thin batter as desired. PUFFY OMLET Whitfield Home Scene of Party Honoring Mrs. Gray Mrs. Richard Gray was the special guest of honor when Mrs. Gecoll Whitfield, assisted by Mrs. Robert Merriman gave a layette shower. Card tables were centered with small bouquet arrangements in colorful vases for the party with table covers laid for Mrs. James Merriman, Mrs. George Kolbe, Mrs. Wesley Rapp, Mrs. Lyman Frederick, Mrs. Adolph Hildebrand, Mrs. LeRoy Hildebrand, Mrs. LaRoy Schultz and son, Donald, Mrs. Lloyd Quinn, Mrs. Ed Helms, and the guest of honor, Mrs. Gray. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Conrad Kolbe, Mrs. Art Domries and Mrs. Berryhill. Free Methodist Boys Back From Big Trip To Grand Canyon Seven boys from the Free Methodist church have returned from an exciting trip to Grand Canyon. They wree Marvin and Erroll Huson, Mike Madison, Bill Davidson, James Schroff, Bernard Taylor and Ronnie Crossley. With them was their pastor, the Rev. Ernest Franklin, who also teaches their Sunday school class. Leaving Anaheim they arrived at the Canyon about darrk and early the next morning they headed out after breakfast on a seven and one half mile hike down the mule trail to the Colorado river. "It wasn't so difficult going down," said the boys, "it was getting back that tired us out. When we reached the top of the trail we were crawling over the south rim with dark already settling in." The trip down the canyon and back by two of the boys, Bernard Taylor and Ronnie Crossley, not yet nine years old, was a remarkable achievement. It is thought by many in the church that they are possibly the youngest to make such a trip in one day. The boys returned to Anaheim last Saturday night with a hike planned this Saturday at Mt. Baldy by other boys in the church. Their pastor will again accompany them. Mt. Baldy is 10,000 feet high. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin PUFFY OMLET 2 Tbsp. butter 4 eggs, separated ½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper Melt butter in a 10 in. skillet. Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry. Add seasonings to egg yolks and beat until thick and lemon colored. Fold egg yolks into beaten egg whites. Pour into heated skillet. Cook over low gas flame about 12 min. Finish cooking in oven at 425° about 4 min., or until lightly browned. Serve at once. Note: Eggs should be at room temperature for cooking. Take breakfast eggs from the refrigerator the night before or warm them in a bowl of warm water if necessary. PINEAPPLE FRENCH TOAST 2 eggs ½ tsp. salt ¼ tsp. cinnamon 1 Tbsp. sugar ½ C. unsweetened pineapple juice 6 slices white bread Break eggs into a bowl. Add salt, cinnamon and sugar and beat well. Beat in pineapple juice. Dip slices of bread in this mixture to coat thoroughly. Fry on medium-hot well oiled griddle until golden brown on both sides. If desired, slices of pineapple may be browned on the griddle to serve with French toast. DELUX SCRAMBLED EGGS 2 slices bacon 1 C. small bread cubes 4 eggs, well beaten ½ C. milk ½ tsp. salt ½ tsp. pepper Cut bacon into 1 inch pieces and put into skillet. Heat until fat begins to melt. Add bread cubes and cook, turning often, over a medium flame until bacon is crisp and bread cubes are golden brown. Beat eggs and heat in milk and seasonings. Pour over bacon and bread cubes and cook, stirring frequently. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin only Dacron Pillows offer this wonderful combination of features - mildew proof - cool and smooth - moth proof - resiliency - odorless - non-inflamable - cannot shed - non-matting Anaheim Man Slated As Convention Speaker At Santa Barbara Ralph Dickenson will speak on "Our Responsibility to the Land" when the Organic Service company and Pent-a-vate Distribution company meets at the Mar Monte hotel in Santa Barbara Sept. 20-23. Dickenson, an Anaheim man, is the discoverer and manufacturer of Pent-a-vate, said to be the new enzyme catalyst soil conditioner. Distributors from California, Arizona and Oregon when they meet at the convention, will discuss further the part the product has played in restoring fertility to more than 50,000 acres of soil. E. H. Benvau, sales agent for the soil conditioner and another speaker slated for the convention stated today that the Department of Agriculture advises that approximately 400,000 acres once fertile land annually is being lost. Other speakers scheduled, other than Dickenson and Benvau, who will discuss sales and sales promotions, will be J. W. Hager of San Bernardino, supervisor of sewage division of that district; H. A. Lutlen of Lindsay, J. E. Dunn, research chemist from San Jose. Officials and their wives planing to attend from the home office in this city are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Benvau and Mr. and Mrs. Coel A. Cox. Cox will serve as master of ceremonies. Other delegates and their wives from Orange County who will attend will be Mr. Werner Fluck, Orange County Distributor and Mrs. Fluck of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Bivens of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Cadwallader of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pritchard of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Souter of La Habra and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Yaeger of Fullerton. Announcements Leaving from the Zion Lutheran church at 6 p.m., tomorrow will be a bus bound for the Los Angeles theater on Wilshire Blvd where the film, "Martin Luther" is being shown. All persons desiring to attend are urged to telephone 6573. Lampshade masking is again being taught at the adult night Anaheim High school. Under the direction of Mrs. F. R. Alden, who has headed this department for the past two years enrollment will be Monday, Sept. 21 between 6:30 and 9 p.m. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. 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