anaheim-gazette 1940-05-02

SOCIETY Young Republicans Plan Sports Dance Outstanding music and entertainment has been arranged for the party rally dance for all young Republicans of Orange county which is to be held in the Fullerton junior college gymnasium next Wednesday night, it was revealed today by Joe Lieb, Jr., chairman of the event. The popular Harry Wham orchestra, one of the leading dance bands of southern California has been obtained for the function, Lieb said. Wham is bringing his full orchestra from the Rendezvous ballroom at Balboa. DeForest Mellen of Pasadena, has been obtained for master of ceremonies. Distinguished guests among patrons and patronesses will include Assemblyman Thomas H. Kuchel, candidate for state senator; L. H. Loudon, candidate for U. S. house of representatives; T. K. Gowen, candidate for state assembly; Col. M. B. Wellington, chairman of the Orange County Republican Assembly; Assemblyman Frank J. Waters of Los Angeles; Miss Geraldine Hadsell, executive vice president of California Young Republicans; Cletus Owens, Los Angeles Young Republican county chairman; Miss Barbara Buss, chairman of the Hollywood group, and other prominent party figures. The dance is to be a sports event. County "Y" Wives Entertain Group Orange county "Y" wives were hostesses last Friday when they entertained "Y" wives of southern California at a program and luncheon at the Ebell clubhouse here. The affair is a semi-annual event. Mrs. John Tessman, as guest speaker, addressed the group on the significance of the 200-inch telescope which is being erected at Mt. Palomar, near San Diego. G. Willard Bassett, accompanied by Arthur Cannon, sang several numbers including "I Love Life," "Chloe" and "Home on the Range." Students of Fullerton junior college speech department directed by Mrs. Esther C. Litchfield, presented highlights of current American literature. Mrs. Ben Schmidt of Ontario conducted the business meeting, during which an invitation to hold the fall meeting of the organization at Covina was extended to the group. Hostesses for the affair included Mrs. J. B. Wilbur, Anaheim, Mrs. Don Turner, Orange, Mrs. Archie Raitt, Fullerton, and Mesdames R. C. Smedley, D. H. Tibbals, A. W. Fish and H. R. Thomas of Santa Ana. To cultivate kindness is a valuable part of the business of life— Louise Benson Weds Donald Dickenson Miss Louise Audrey Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Benson, and Donald Ralph Dickenson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Dickenson, exchanged marriage vows Sunday afternoon at the First Christian church in Fullerton. Rev. Arthur Ritchey Purnell officiated. Miss Benson was attended by her two sisters, Miss Winona Benson as maid of honor, and Miss Esther Benson as bridesmaid. She was given in marriage by her father. Mr. Dickenson's best man was Lee Charles Benson, brother of the bride, and the ushers were Edward Baker, Bob Johnson, Roderick Craven and Scott Neuls. Vocal soloists was Warren L. Baker, with the organ accompaniment being played by Mrs. Gladys Peckham. Mr. Baker sang "Beloved, It is Morn" and "Because." A reception was held following the ceremony at the Benson home on Katella road, after which the new Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson departed for a honeymoon trip to the north. Both Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson are graduates of Anaheim union high school and both later attended Fullerton junior college. Mr. Dickenson is associated with his father in ranching and orchard care and he and his bride will establish their home in a new dwelling on Loara road. Miss Angela Callens, daughter of Mrs. Alice Callens of Cerritos avenue, was elected corresponding secretary of the State Federation of Newman clubs recently. Miss Sally Bouas' Wedding Announced Mr. and Mrs. John L. Bouas of Anaheim Saturday announced the wedding of their daughter, Miss Sally Bouas, to Howard Eader. The rites were read Monday, April 22, at Las Vegas, Nevada. The bride, a graduate of Anaheim union high school, and Johnston's Business college, is a member of Phi Omega sorority. Mr. Eader completed his schooling at Fullerton junior college following graduation from Huntington Beach high school. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Eader of the beach city. The couple were attended by friends to the bridegroom who reside in Bishop, where Mr. and Mrs. Edar will make their new home. Before returning to the California city, the newly wedded couples visited in Carson City, Reno and Virginia City. Final Presentation THE HISTORICAL Pageant Of Anaheim HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 8 P. M., FRIDAY, MAY 3, 1940 Reserved Seat Tickets on Sale at the Box Office 2 to 4 P. M. — 7 to 8 P. M. — Price 40 cents Children (Not Reserved) 20 cents IN ALL MY LIFE I NEVER MADE SUCH LIGHT C "HIGHER CAKES!" says Mrs. W. H. Kirkman, mother of seven Biggest Shortening Discovery in 29 Years! Do one simple thing and see an amazing change in your cakes—just use New "Sure-Mix" Crisco! Yes—we can promise three exciting improvements, because a remarkable discovery now makes Crisco vitally different from any other home shortening we know of. Thousands of cakes tested! Thousands of cakes we made with various shortenings proved "Sure-Mix" Crisco cakes were higher, up to 15% higher, depending on type of cake. Lighter, too! And tenderer—with a special tenderness only "Sure-Mix" Crisco gives. Delicious! No more batters that separate Make your next cake with New "Sure-Mix" Crisco. The minute you start to mix your batter you'll see that Crisco is different from any shortening you ever bought. It blends completely with other ingredients... the batter never separates or looks "curdled." That's one reason why cakes can turn out higher, lighter, so much more tender! FLAKY PIES, DIGESTIBLE FRIED FOODS! Count on all-vegetable Crisco for tender, flaky pastry... correctly fried foods are as digestible as if baked. We know of no shortening that comes to you purer, fresher, creamier than Crisco! Benson Weds Dickenson Cruise Audrey Benson, Mr. and Mrs. F. L. and Donald Ralph Dickson of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Dickson, exchanged marriage day afternoon at the Indian church in Fuller-Arthur Ritchey Purnell Anniversary is Also Wedding Day Choosing the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stoffel, grandparents of the bride, Miss Erma Kramer became the bride of Clemens J. Heinz Monday at St. Boniface church. Rev. Father Henry Gross officiated at the nuptial mass. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester B. Kramer, was attended by her sister, Miss Agnes Kramer, Miss Elvera Heinz, and Miss Beatrice Gregor. The twin sisters of the bridegroom, Lucille Heinz and Loretta Heinz, served as flower girls. Best man was Carl Heinz, while the ushers were Richard Kramer, Joseph Heinz, Jr., Victor Stoffel and Ferdinand Patin. Robert Heinz, the bridegroom's cousin, sang "On This Day O Beautiful Mother" and "Ave Maria" with Mrs. Clara Faust at the organ. The wedding breakfast which followed the ceremony also served to commemorate the golden wedding anniversary of the bride's grandparents. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim! Grand Theater Wed. Anaheim Sunday Open 6:45 Monday to Friday Saturdays continuous from 6:00 Sunday continuous from 1:15 304 E. Center Phone 2795 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Fri.- Sat. May 3 - 4 "ALEANSE YOUR SKIN THIS WAY" SAYS Elizabeth Arden CLEANSE every morning and evening, with Ardena Cleansing Cream ($1 to $6) and Ardena Skin Lotion ($1 up). These two should always be used together. CLEANSE before re-newing make-up, with Ardena Fluffy Cleansing Cream ($1 to $6). Grand Theater Wed. Anaheim Sunday Open 6:45 Monday to Friday Saturdays continuous from 6:00 Sunday continuous from 1:15 304 E. Center Phone 2795 ANY SEAT 10¢ ANY TIME Fri.-Sat. May 3-4 Amateurs Saturday Nite GEORGE O'BRIEN in "PAINTED DESERT" Plus "PARENTS ON TRIAL" Cartoon Sun.-Mon. May 5-6 BOB BURNS - JACK OAKIE in "RADIO CITY REVILS" and "FRONTIERS OF 49" Also Serial Tuesday, Wednesday Thursday May 7-8-9 CHARLES STARRETT in "SPOILS OF THE RANGE" Also Melvyn Douglas-Virginia Bruce in "THERE'S THAT WOMAN AGAIN" STYLE No. 130 The crease-resistant linen with multi-colored flower patterns. Just the thing for spectator sports. $10^95 LACE DINNER CLOTHS With weddings and gifts, we want you to see our beautiful range of lace cloths by Scranton and Quaker. Beautiful patterns and a quality that lasts for years. $195 up to $1650 MORE ABOUT Flower Show (Continued from Page 1) son, Mrs. Yoern, Pansies—Mrs. Neighbors, Coreopsis—Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Ashley, Canterbury bell—Mrs. Oscar Heying, Acanthis—Mrs. Reynolds. Section D. bulbs: Bowl of bulb flowers—Mrs. Johnston, Bearded iris—Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Blast Wrecks Shop; Two Men are HunBlown through the plate-glass window in the front of his bark shop when fumes from a lacquering thinner he was using to clean the floor of the shop; Al W. B. Hall of Santa Ana suffered numerous minor injuries. His father, Fraghall, also suffered servere burn about the neck. The explosion occurred Sunday morning. MARSHMALLOW WHITE CAKE with Spicy Raisin Filling 1 ½ cups sugar 2 cups cake flour 1 teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon vanilla ¾ cup water ¼ cup Crisco 4 egg whites Blend sugar, salt, vanilla and Crisco. Sift flour and baking powder twice. Add flour mixture and liquid alternately in thirds. Beat egg whites stiff but not dry. Fold into batter. Pour into two 8" layer pans lined with paper or "Criscoed"; and floured. Bake at moderate heat (300° F.) 35 minutes. SPICY RAISIN FILLING: Mix ½ cup chopped nuts, 1 cup chopped seeded raisins, ½ teaspoon cinnamon, ¼ teaspoon cloves, and ¼ teaspoon ginger. Add enough of the marshmallow ice to form a filling. MARSHMALLOW ICING: Cook 1½ cups sugar, ¼ cup water, 2 egg whites over hot water, beating constantly 7 minutes. Remove from stove; add 8 quartered marshmallows, beat smooth. MORE ABOUT Flower Show (Continued from Page 1) son, Mrs. Yoern. Pansies—Mrs. Neighbors. Coreopsis—Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Ashley. Canterbury bell—Mrs. Oscar Heying. Acanthis—Mrs. Reynolds. Section D. bulbs: Bowl of bulb flowers—Mrs. Johnston. Bearded iris—Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Thompson. Gladiola—Mrs. Bryant. Tulips—Mrs. L. A. Benner: Sprecklia — Mrs. Ethel Hicks. Amarillys—Mrs. Annie E. Rees, Mrs. Ruth Hall, Mrs. Berdrow. Coral bell—Mrs. Earle Phillips. Section E: Camelia—Elizabeth Yoern. Strelitzia regina—Mrs. J. M. Reynolds. Cut shrubs—Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Walter Paulus, Mrs. Ferguson. Section F, cacti and succulents: Cactus in flower—Mrs. V. O. Elliott, Mrs. Ben Clayes. Succulents in flower—Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Reynolds, Mrs. S. K. Watters. Miscellaneous special awards: floral rug—Mrs. Dugdale. Dogwood arrangement—Mrs. Greder. Japanese garden—Mrs. M. W. Martenet, sr. Dish garden—Mrs. Dugdale. Miscellaneous — Mrs. Craddock and Mrs. Johnston. Section H: Begonia—Mrs. Bruns, Mrs. Kelsay. Rex begonia—Mrs. Mahoney. Fiberous begonia—Mrs. Dugdale and Mrs. Kelsay. Fern—Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. B. Craddock and Mrs. Dugdale. Fuchia—Mrs. Earl Hopkins. Epidendrum — Mrs. Greder. Section G, flower arrangements: White flowers in white bowls—Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs. R. Colman and Mrs. Johnston. Cactus—Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs. E. H. Webber. All green—Mrs. Gene Frantz, Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs. Hopkins. Spring flowers—Miss Ethel Campbell, Mrs. Glen Hypes, Mrs. John Boege. Dry material—Mrs. Dugdale, Mrs. A. B. Andrade, Miss Campbell. Blown through the plate-glass window in the front of his barb shop when fumes from a lacquering thinner he was using to clean the floor of the shop, Al W. B.Hall of Santa Ana suffered numerous minor injuries. His father, Frank Hall, also suffered server burn about the neck. The explosion occurred Sunday morning. The building, located at 3 East 10th street, Santa Ana, began to burn after the explosion as was damaged to an approximate extent of $100 and the contents were damaged to an extent estimated at $175. Santa Ana firemen saved the building and ceilings. Mrs. H.F.H.Schneider.Fry and vegetable — Mrs.Dugda Pair of containers — Mrs.Johnst Ethel Richard and Mrs.Frantz Blue and gold — Mrs.Dugda Mrs.Richard and Mrs.Johnst Bubble bowl — Mrs.Curtis,M Greder and Mrs.Dickenson.Japanese — Mrs.Dugdale,Mrs.H.Austin,Mrs.Thepson.Caillies — Mrs.Helen Pannier,M F.R.Alden.Wall arrangement Mrs.Wayne Andrade.Rose Mrs.Ashley,Miss Bradley and Mrs.Karlen.Modernistic arrangement —Ms.L.C.Deming,M A.M.Cranston.Minature arrangement —Mrs.Hopkins,M Thompson and Mrs.Earl Woard. Hat division: Mrs.Greder,M Weisel and Mrs.Wayne Andrade. Ribbons were given by the E club in some classes, with many chandise prizes being awarded Anaheim business houses in other classifications. The past is for us, but the terms on which it can become are its subordination to the present.-Emerson。 America's Pride POWDER PUFF MUSLINS New Patterns! Just Received! New patterns just received. So many women ask "Is it true of the nice things about Powder Puff Muslin?" It is fresh, crisp and color fast, is permanent finished and is shown in the most exquisite patterns—yard. New Low Price 39¢ New Arrivals in MEN'S WEAR The New "Rogue Shirt" Long Sleeves $250 Designed in Hollywood...the new "Hollywood Rogue Shirt" by B.V.D. is just the MEN'S WEAR The New "Rogue Shirt" Long Sleeves $250 Designed in Hollywood... the new "Hollywood Rogue Shirt" by B.V.D. is just the thing for fast action. It'll stand a close-up too. Notice the patented V neckline that spreads wide to accommodate your head, but remains smartly closed without gapping, when worn. Note that it's free from buttons or gadgets. It's the shirt that combines complete comfort with smart tailored appearance. BALI SHIRTS by Hendan A new in and outer and two timer sport shirt in long or short sleeves. They are san-forized shrunk, made for dress, work or play. A very complete range of colors. $195 to $495 Funds Requested For New Airport Highway Superintendent Arthur A. Beard Tuesday submitted a request to the board of supervisors for a $14,000 appropriation in next year's county budget for minimum improvement of the new county airport to a point where it would be usable. Grading and preparation of the landing field to make the airport usable if the county gets no federal aid from the Civil Aeronautics authority. If the usual 80 per cent contribution to approved air ports is granted by the CAA, he said, the airport fund would amount to approximately $70,000, which would build and equip a complete air port with a high CAA rating. Scientists say a sound audible Funds Requested For New Airport Highway Superintendent Arthur A. Beard Tuesday submitted a request to the board of supervisors for a $14,000 appropriation in next year's county budget for minimum improvement of the new county airport to a point where it would be usable. Beard said that the $14,000 would finance sufficient further landing field to make the airport usable if the county gets no federal aid from the Civil Aeronautics authority. If the usual 80 per cent contribution to approved air ports is granted by the CAA, he said, the airport fund would amount to approximately $70,000, which would build and equip a complete air port with a high CAA rating. Scientists say a sound audible to a man at four yards can be heard by a dog at about 24 yards. Brides: Don't Forget to Tell Your Friends Friends and relatives will appreciate learning promptly and at first hand that it's "Miss" no more, but "Mrs." now. The easiest, quickest and most thoughtful way of letting them know is through Art-Point Announcements; inexpensive... correct... accepted everywhere as the standard of good taste. Drop in at this office for your gift copy of Miss Courtenay's clever Bride's Book on social procedure before and after marriage. HAVE You Forgotten Anything? You may not have overlooked a thing to assure the success of your wedding ceremony...but, equally important...be sure your friends and relatives are informed of the happy event...and not overlooked in the exciting preparations. Send Art Point Wedding Announcements. A variety of styles...inexpensive...convenient...smartly modern, they add that "Final Touch." Virginia Courtenay has a vital message ...for the modern bride-to-be in her little gift booklet which is yours for the asking Anaheim Gazette Phone 2414 259 E. Center