anaheim-gazette 1941-03-27

Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder Heads Mothers' Club The Mothers' Club met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Claude Booth, 904 N. Palm St., with Mrs. Booth and Mrs. Robert Gregg as co-hostesses to the group. During the business meeting the election of officers was held. Those elected were Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, president; and Mrs. Auburn Walker, secretary. The retiring officers are Mrs. Robert Gregg, president; and Mrs. John Mary, secretary. After the business meeting Miss Adelaide Price, city school nurse, spoke on "Contagious Diseases," and told how to control such diseases in the home. This was followed by an open discussion. Guests for the evening were Mrs. Richard Glover, and Mrs. Booth's sister, Mrs. L. L. Mills. Church Women Have Breakfast Meeting Mrs. Luther Strain, 839 N. Citron St., and Mrs. Eva Scutt were co-hostesses to the White Temple Ladies at a breakfast yesterday morning at the home of Mrs. Strain. Those invited were Mrs. Flora Berry, Mrs. O. H. Beihl, Mrs. Mildred Allen, Mrs. Gene Frantz, Mrs. E. L. Hein, Mrs. Theda Spencer, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer, Mrs. Maude Adams, Mrs. Ralph Focht, Mrs. Laura Gregg, Mrs. M. Bush, Mrs. C. C., Reinert, Miss Dorothy Blatt, Mrs. Earl Woodward, Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom, Mrs. Reisinger, and the hostesses. Delegates Named for Rebekah Assembly MISS MARY BYERS FETED AT PARTY Miss Mary Byer of Buena Park, who will marry John Robert Stevens of the U.S. army, stationed at San Francisco, Friday was honored with a shower at the home of Mrs. J. F. Wagg on Stanton Ave., with Mrs. Josephine Benson as co-hostesses, Tuesday evening. A table was decorated in the bridal theme and the gifts were placed on the table and opened from there. Many lovely gifts were received. Those present were the Misses Helen Hart, Joyce Harrison, Gloria Montgomery, Rosemary Gerjets, Hazel Durham, Emily Tindell, Norma Lou McDowell, Claudene Allin, Alma Eads, Louise and Nancy Byers, Jean La Vel, Betty Wells, Dorothy Hatch and Mrs. Arthur Byers, all of Buena Park, Constance Swain of La Habra, Mrs. Paul B. Callaway of Tehachapi, the honored guest and the hostesses. MUSIC STUDENTS PRESENT RECITAL The Anaheim Conservatory of Music and Languages presented a recital Tuesday evening at the Melrose Abbey chapel. Pianists were June Hershey, Joan Lofgreen, Jimmie Erickson, Genevieve Furrey, Virginia Lee Garr, Albert Wichman, Beverly Young, Gwendoline Meats, Joan Mohn, Janet Wheaton, Mary Louise Buretta, and Anna Mae Burks. Violinists were Donald Dady, Estella Dady, Priscilla Orman, Doris Fries, Loretta Wichman, Wayne MacNames, Marguerite Russell, Ruth Ellen Taylor, Mrs. Ives Reelected Girls Club Adviser The Omega Chi Theta Rho girl club met Wednesday at Santa Anita They were visited by the Gammon Theta Rho girls of Pasadena and their adviser, Oleta Ames. Some Rebekahs were also present from Pasadena. The Omega Chi Theta Rho stage an initiation at Fullerton Rebekah lodge on April 16. Mr. Mable Ives of Anaheim was re-elected adviser. Mrs. Scott Honored By Birthday Club Mrs. Tom Scott was honored on her birthday yesterday by members of the Birthday club with a luncheon at the home of Mrs. H. Renner. The Birthday club has been meeting for several years now on the date of each member's birthday day and a luncheon is given to celebrate it. Mrs. Bushard Luncheon Hostess Mrs. Josephine Bushard entertained the 500 club at her home Tuesday day. She had the room decorated in transvaal daisies and as center pieces on the three card tables she had clusters of camelias. Lunch eon was served. Those present were Mrs. Ann Phillip, Mrs. Katherine Havertte, Mrs. Frank Baum, Mrs. Frank Doetsch, Mrs. Alice Callens, Mr. E. P. Fergus, Mrs. Robert Bowman, Mrs. Bernadine Bastian, Mr. Phoebe Kiester, Mrs. Joan Cramer, Mrs. Fred Heying and the hostess Delegates Named for Rebekah Assembly Selection of three delegates to the Rebekah assembly at Santa Cruz in May featured the dinner meeting of the Lois Rebekah lodge last Friday evening in the I.O.O.F. hall. Chosen to represent the local chapter were Mrs. Bessie Curtis, Mrs. Gertrude Rohwer and Mrs. Mildred Allen. Mrs. Ora Horn was general chairman of the dinner, at which Maybelle Spencer was program chairman for the evening. It was announced that the Lois Rebekah Thimble club would meet all day tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Pearl Fergus. In the evening a public card party will be held at the I.O.O.F. hall. FOR SALE CHEAP. A slightly used Studio Couch, A hardwood breakfast set with 4 chairs. Phone 4766. Club Members to See Short Play According to Mrs. Ida Freeman, president of the Anaheim Townsend club No. 1, the club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday, April, at 8 p.m. with a penny pot luck supper followed by a short business meeting. The program for the evening will be turned over to Helen G. Nelson who has directed a play which will be presented by the Town Hall players of Santa Ana. The public is invited. How the rocky romance of the love-smitten heiress was saved by the stroke of a pen. Louis Soboy popular Broadway columnist, tells how nothing but trouble pursue the lively glamour girl after she eloped with the Rhumba expert and even looked like her hubby was a bigamist, till a sympathetic judge extricated them from the predicament. Don't miss this up-to-the-minute, illustrated feature in The American Weekly, the Week's LOS ANGELES EXAMiner. Adv. FOR SALE CHEAP. A slight used Studio Couch, A hardwood breakfast set with 4 chairs. Phone 4766. During the past two centuries more treaties have been torn up by Germany than any other European state. ELECTRIC RANGE "Popularity SALE HURRY! HURRY! APRIL 4TH IS LAST DAY OF FREE "WEAR-EVER" OFFER SPECIAL TERMS As Low As 15¢ A DAY INSTALLED Free 8 PIECES GENUINE "WEAR-EVER" ALUMINUM COOKING UTENSILS FREE WITH YOUR 1941 MODEL ELECTRIC RANGE FROM COOPERATING DEALERS APRIL 4 IS LAST DAY FOR THIS FREE OFFER Your choice of Ten Famous Makes Now is the time to go modern with a fast, clean, automatic and economical electric range... now, while you can still get these valuable "Wear-Ever" Aluminum Cooking Utensils free... The offer will not be repeated during this Sale. Edison AT YOUR DEALER ANAHEIM GAZETTE Ives Reelected Club Adviser Omega Chi Theta Rho girls met Wednesday at Santa Ana. were visited by the Gamma Rho girls of Pasadena and adviser, Oleta Ames. Some hours were also present from na. Omega Chi Theta Rho will in initiation at Fullerton lodge on April 16. Mrs. Ives of Anaheim was readviser. Scott Honored Birthday Club Tom Scott was honored on birthday yesterday by memorial the Birthday club with son at the home of Mrs. O. Her. Birthday club has been for several years now on each member's birthday a luncheon is given to it. Bushard Cheon Hostess Sephine Bushard entertain-000 club at her home Tuesday had the room decorated vaal daisies and as center in the three card tables sheisters of camelias. Lunch-served. Present were Mrs. Anna Mrs. Katherine Haverty, Frank Baum, Mrs. Frank Mrs. Alice Callens, Mrs. Bergus, Mrs. Robert Bowrs. Bernadine Bastian, Mrs. Kiester, Mrs. Joan Cramer, and Heying and the hostess. Mrs. J. J. Beavers Luncheon Hostess Mrs. J. J. Beavers of Stanton Ave., Buena Park, recently entertained the Micholena club with a luncheon in her home. A birthday cake was presented to Mrs. Marriana Johnson in honor of her 81st birthday anniversary. Guests were Mrs. L. A. Sopha, Mrs. J. W. Schiller, Mrs. Lear Lee, Mrs. Pleasant Stewart, Mrs. Rose Cannon, Mrs. Harold Nelson, all of Buena Park; Mrs. Marriana Johnson, Mrs. Andrew Nelson, Mrs. Harry Crump and Mrs. M. Gilbreth, all of La Mirada. Palmer Home Scene Of Family Dinner The Beuna Park home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Palmer was the scene of a family dinner Monday evening. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Leon Potes, Redlands; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Palmer and children, Darrell and Gloria, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Palmer and daughter, Alberta Fay, Mr. and Mrs. James Palmer and children, Barbara and Jimmy, and Carl Palmer, Buena Park; Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Turner, Virgilia, Calif. Heaven must be in me before I can be in heaven. —Charles Stanford Rites Held for Funeral services for Mrs. Ann Nellesen, 45, were conMonday monring from the Boniface Catholic church, burial being made in Holy chre cemetery. Holy rosary recited Sunday evening. Backs, Campbell & Ka-chapel. Mrs. Nellesen, a resident Anaheim for the past 30 died Friday at her homRomneya Dr. She is survive her husband, Frank A.; three Alvin, Earl and Emerald, Anaheim; one grandchild; GREATER ANAHEIM MEANS 225 East Center Street FOOD IS THE BE Prices are higher but see these many Low Price prices. These are prices that you will apprec PATRONIZE YOUR HOME OWNED BUSINESS FOOD IS THE BE Prices are higher but see these many Low Pri prices. These are prices that you will apprec KILDUFF'S HIGHEST QUALITY MEATS EASTERN BACON ½-lb. cello 10¢ PURE PORK SAUSAGE ... lb. 25¢ WHOLE PORK SHOULDERS lb. 18¢ BOILING BEEF ... lb. 13¢ BABY BEEF ROAST lb. 25¢ GROUND BEEF ... lb. 15¢ SMOKED FINNAN HADDIE 35¢ lb. EASTERN OYSTERS 15¢ doz. SMOKED FINNAN HADDIE 35¢ lb. EASTERN OYSTERS 15¢ doz. WESTLAKE PEACHES No. 2½ Can 2 for 25¢ SILK TISSUE 3 for 10¢ Westlake Hominy 2½ 9¢ DILL PICKLES qt. 15¢ SPAGHETTI lb. glass 10¢ BROWN SUGAR 2 lbs. 10¢ Dash Soap Giant . . 42¢ VINEGAR . . . pint 5¢ Morning Milk Tall 6¢ Paper Napkins 80ct 6½¢ SOIL-OFF ½ gal. $1.00 Hill's Blue Coffee lb. 19¢ PUREX . . .½ gal. 19½¢ BAR SOAP 10 for 28¢ SANIFLUSH . . Lge. 17¢ OLEO . . . . lb. 10¢ OUR ADVERTISED SPECIALS ARE ALWAYS THE BEST GRADE MERCHANDISE Frozen Golden BANTAM CORN 15¢ lb. Coachella Hydrated DATES 2 lbs. 29¢ Rites Held for Mrs. F. Nellesen Funeral services for Mrs. Carrie an Nellesen, 45, were conducted Monday monring from the St. niface Catholic church, with trial being made in Holy Sepulre cemetery. Holy rosary was lited Sunday evening at the cks, Campbell & Kaulbars apel. Mrs. Nellesen, a resident of aheim for the past 30 years, and Friday at her home on mneya Dr. She is survived by husband, Frank A.; three sons, vin, Earl and Emerald, all of aheim; one grandchild; three brothers, William and Arthur Tubach of Pennsylvania and Walter Tubach of Santa Ana; one sister, Mrs. John Kirsch; her mother, Mrs. Adaline Steafather, both of Anaheim. FOR SALE CHEAP. A slightly used Studio Couch. A hardwood breakfast set with 4 chairs. Phone 4766. Save on Spring, latest styled furniture. See the Smith Reaf-snyder ad under classification "Furniture." Mrs. Evans Hostess At Birthday Dinner Mrs. Harry Evans was hostess at dinner in honor her grandfather, J. R. Young, on his 82nd birthday last night. There were four generations at the dinner, they were Mr. Young, his son and Mrs. Evan's father, Wallace Young, Mrs. Evans, and her son Tommy. 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