anaheim-gazette 1941-05-22

Young Ladies' Institute No. 1 Dinner Party Held Monday Evening At Elks Clubhouse Anaheim's Young Ladies Institute celebrated its 18th birthday at a dinner party at the Elks club Monday evening. A clever idea featuring 12 tables representing each month of the year was the highlight of the decorations. Mrs. Jack Burkhard was chairman of the party. All members at each table presented a short skit. The tables and their chairman are as follows: January, New Year's party, Mrs. Betty Wetzel of Fullerton; February, Valentine party, Mrs. Alice McCarthy of Fullerton; March, St. Patrick's party, Mrs. Irma Peltzer of Anaheim; April, Easter party, Miss Lillian Ahern of Anaheim; May, May Pole party, Miss Frances Backs of Anaheim; June, Graduation party, Mrs. Irma Heinz of Anaheim; July, Red, White and Blue, Miss Emma Wisser of Anaheim; August, mountain vacation camp, Miss Elizabeth Arnold of Anaheim; September, school days, Mrs. Adelaide McBride of Anaheim; October, Hallowe'en party, Miss Beryl Kennedy of Anaheim; November, Thanksgiving party, Miss Mayme Dillon of Anaheim; December, gift exchange and Santa decoration, Mrs. Elizabeth Queyrel of Placentia. All members of each table were dressed in keeping with their table decoration. Baskets of flowers used throughout the dining-room were lovely in blue and white. In the center of the room a table was set with candles and white flowers. A large and beautiful birthday On Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Lillibridge of this city are in the east and will soon return with a new car. They have been gone for two weeks and will return in about a week. Sunday Visit. L. R. Trince, brother to Mrs. W. G. Manion, and his wife and two children, Mervin and Larry, visited the Manion home at 405 S. Kroeger St. Sunday, staying for the afternoon and evening. Mrs Bouldin Recovering Mrs. J. S. Bouldin of 307 E. Alberta St. is at River's Ranch near Yucaipa recovering from a serious cold. She intends to stay for a month. Fete Birthday Honoring W. H. Miller on his birthday, a dinner was given Sunday by his wife at their home on 616 S. Palm St. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hedrick of Anaheim and their two sons, Robert and William, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Miller of Huntington Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Kelsey Kenton of Artesia. Visitors from Chicago Visitors at the G. Hedstrom home on Euclid and Katella streets for the past two weeks have been Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hill and daughter, Helen, and Mrs. Emma Wahlen from Chicago. The guests left Friday. Friends from Home Town Miss Dorothy Stender, 722 S. Student Returns Miss Jesse Leah Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Jon returned home Saturday from the University of California at Berkeley, where she has just completed her junior year. Thursday Club Meets Anaheim's Thursday Night club met at the home of Mrs. L. Casey, 217 N. Resh St., and had two tables of bridge. Refreshments were served before playing Eastern Trip Miss Emma Karlen left Tuesday on the Union Pacific lines for trip to Iowa, St. Paul, Minn.; a Columbia, S. Dak. She will visit relatives and intends to be back within a month. Mother Visits Son Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Jamison, 7 S. Olive St., were visited Friday by Mr. Jamison's mother, Mrs. S. Jamison of Long Beach. Ms Mabel Blanton, also of Long Beach, accompanied Mrs. Jamison. Daughters to San Diego Miss Meta and Karen Jenns took a short Sunday trip to San Diego and visited points of interest near an din the city. They returned home Sunday evening. Daughter Visits Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson West Broadway were visited Sunday b ytheir daughter, Mrs. A. Marshall and her daughter, Jani of Upland. Kennedy of Anaheim; November, Thanksgiving party, Miss Mayme Dillon of Anaheim; December, gift exchange and Santa decoration, Mrs. Elizabeth Queyrel of Placentia. All members of each table were dressed in keeping with their table decoration, Baskets of flowers used throughout the dining-room were lovely in blue and white. In the center of the room a table was set with candles and white flowers. A large and beautiful birthday cake was cut here by Miss Agnes Callens, president of the Y.L.I. Guests for the evening were Rev. Father Francis Keene, the chaplain for Y.L.I., Rev. Father Michael Galvin, Miss Peggy Maloney, institute deputy from Long Beach, Mrs. Mildred Harrington, district deputy from Long Beach, and Miss Jo Joyce, a delegate from Long Beach. After the dinner hour, a program was presented by the program chairman, Miss Bernadine Heinz. Following the performance, each artist was given a gift and birthday cake and ice cream. The program was as follows: Accordion solo by Miss Wilma Fledderman; vocal duet—"Apple Blossom Time" by Louise and Marilyn Heinz; ballet dance by Barbara Greeder, accompanied by her brother, Glen, at the piano; readings by Connie McCabe; soprano solo—"Play Fiddle Play" by Miss Marilyn Heinz; accordion solo by Wilma Fledderman; ballet dances by Barbara Greeder; baritone solo—"Shadrack" by Bob Heinz, accompanied by Betty Jane Hanson; comedy tap dance by Gloria and Betty Saunders; quartet number — "Georgia on My Mind" by Bob, Jerry, Louise and Marilyn Heinz. A short business meeting was conducted by the president and members after the social hour. Travels Fast Mrs. Elizabeth Miller reports a fast communication with her daughter, Gladys, a few days ago. Her daughter left from Alhambra in the United Airlines at 11 a.m. and talked with her mother over the telephone from Seattle at 10:30 p.m. on the same day. Miss Miller was staying with her uncle in Washington. Visitors from Chicago Visitors at the G. Hedstrom home on Euclid and Katella streets for the past two weeks have been Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hill and daughter, Helen, and Mrs. Emma Wahlen from Chicago. The guests left Friday. Friends from Home Town Miss Dorothy Stender, 722 S. Lemon St., entertained friends form her home-town of Davenport, Iowa, whom she hasn't seen for 29 years. They are Mrs. Jean B. Davis of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Clara Seivers of Everett, Wash. Dinner and Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Harrison, 400 S. East St., entertained Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Harvey Wednesday evening with a dinner and bridge game. Son Born to Terrys A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond B. Terry of Katella avenue last Friday at St. Joseph hospital. New Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rainey of 517 N. Vine St., became the parents of a baby girl, born Thursday at St. Joseph hospital. Surprise Party Mr. and Mrs. John Kahlen were surprised on their twentieth wedding anniversary at the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Eltiste, Cerritos Ave., Saturday evening. About 50 friends and relatives helped the couple celebrate. A late buffet was served, with a two-tier wedding cake in the middle of the table highlighting the supper. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. Leo Sheridan, 402 N. Lemon St., were visited Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. John McFarland and daughter, Mary Lou, of San Marino. Mrs. McFarland is the Sheridan's daughter. Ventura Visitor Mrs. Ray Wright, sister of Glenn A. Hipes, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hipes at their home on 746 N. Claudina St. from Sunday to Saturday morning. Mrs. Wright lives in Ventura. Visits Daughter Mrs. C.E.Jordon visited her daughter, Mrs.Mildred Deitweiler, at Bellflower Sunday. Daughters to San Diego Miss Meta and Karen Jensen daughters of Mrs.Anna Jensen took a short Sunday trip to San Diego and visited points of interest near an din the city. They returned home Sunday evening. Daughter Visits Mr. and Mrs.Clyde Jackson West Broadway were visited Sunday b y their daughter, Mrs.A.Marshall and her daughter, Janice of Upland. Magnolia Study Club Members of the Magnolia Stud club met at the home of Mrs.W.Dudley on Maskey St.in Station Wednesday evening.Mrs.Edgar Carson, program chairm brought Miss Edith Cloyes from Santa Ana to speak to the group.Dessert was served following business meeting and program. University Tea Mrs.Melvin Salveson of Anheim attended the University Women's tea at the home of Ms.Clyde Cook, 2489 Riverside drive Santa Ana, Sunday afternoon.program of music was present throughout the afternoon. Picnic Tomorrow Orangethorpe grammar school and P.-T.A.will enjoy on all-cot-luck picnic at Irvine park morrow.Mrs.Pete Hiltscher in charge of arranegments for food. Bridge Party Eight Anaheim people attend a bridge party at the home of Mrs.F.Smith,Norwalk.The from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs.Everett Koontz,Mr.and M.George Koontz,Mr,and Mrs.Rert Koontz and Mr .and Mrs.Powell. Draft Call Richard Kramer, who was called in the draft recently, was given dinner at his home Sunday at S.Resh St.by his parents,Mr.Mrs.S.B.Kramer.Guests included Mr.and Mrs.Clem HeEd Cook and Agnes Kramer,sister of Richard. Old Friends Entertained Mr. and Mrs.Robert Smith Garden Grove entertained Smith's father,Rev.Edward Snrfrom BozemanMont.,andMr.Mrs.R.W.Marvin of Anahast Wednesday evening at dinner.All of them were friends in Mtana some years ago. Her daughter left from Alhambra in the United Airlines at 11 a.m. and talked with her mother over the telephone from Seattle at 10:30 p.m. on the same day. Miss Miller was staying with her uncle in Washington. Glenn A. Hipes, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hipes at their home on 746 N. Claudina St. from Sunday to Saturday morning. Mrs. Wright lives in Ventura. Visits Daughter Mrs. C. E. Jordon visited her daughter, Mrs. Mildred Deitweiler, at Bellflower Sunday. PRINT SKIRT and solid top is a summer froak favorite of Wynn Murray, rhythm singer with Fred Allen's "Star Theater" program over Columbia network. This particular model is a tropical flower print silk jersey in red, blue and green, with a white jersey blouse. Being a wrap-around style, it is on and off in a jiffy. (From DePinna, New York.) ANAHEIM GAZETTE The No. 109 of Anaheim Celebrates Election Floral Arrangement Prizes Given by Club Twenty beautiful floral arrangements competed for prizes at the annual flower arrangement meeting of the Anaheim Garden club at the home of Mrs. August Nagel, East Santa Ana St., Friday afternoon. Prizewinners were Mrs. J. E. Craddock, with a large Easter lily array, first; Mrs. H. F. H. Schneider, with a yellow rose display, second; and Mrs. R. J. Dugdale, with a bouquet of mixed pastel shades, third. The speaker of the afternoon was Edward King, who discussed "Epithyllium" and had a table of plants to illustrate his interesting talk. Co-hostesses of the meeting were Miss Ethel Shultz and Mrs. Albert Cranston. Other business of the meeting was to elect officers. Mrs. Gene Frantz was re-elected president of the club; Mrs. R. J. Dugdale was elected vice president; and Mrs. C. Z. Yonge will be the new secretary-treasurer. Katella Graduates To Attend Party Katella school's graduating class, 12 in number, are invited to a patio supper this evening at the home of Donna Joy Muckenthaler on Katella Avenue. The table will have a Mexican theme with pottery dishes and Mexican favors. Members of the graduating class who will graduate June 5 and who will attend the dinner tonight are Wilma Willhelm, Evelyn Cooney. O. E. S. MEMBERS VISIT BUENA PARK The Chispa chapter of the Order of Eastern Star, along with the other chapters of Orange county, were guests of the Buena Park chapter Monday evening at the Masonic Lodge, Buena Park. The large dining room was decorated in a garden theme with porch furnishings, trellises, spring flowers and wishing wells. The officers of the Buena Park chapter were responsible for the lovely display. Mrs. Herbert F. Hunt was in charge of the entire meeting. Nearly 200 persons attended. Three Hostesses For Shower Event Mrs. Russell R. McComb of Anaheim joined with Mrs. William McCrindle and Mrs. Joe W. Johnson of Fullerton in hostessing a shower in honor of Mrs. James R. Stanley of Fullerton last Friday. The dessert-bridge party was held at the home of Mrs. Johnson. Decorations were in the pink and blue motif and each of the guests received as a favor a crystal flower holder clip. Bridge prizes were awarded the honored guest, Mrs. Durward Palmer and Mrs. Fred Bewley. Guests were Mrs. Carl Palm of Anaheim; Mrs. William Queale and Mrs. Russell Parks of Fullerton; Mrs. Donald Spencer of Santa Ana, Mrs. Fred Bewley of Orange, Mrs. Ernest Wells of Pasadena, Mrs. Durward Palmer of San Diego, Mrs. Harry Menaugh of Whittier, and Mrs. Cameron Sparks of Long Beach. Frank C. Marter Weds Santa Ana Frank C. Marter of this city married April 28, in the Methodist church in Vegas, Nevada, with Rev Gilbert officiating. The bride wore a beige suit with brown accessories had a beautiful orchid collar her shoulder. She kept a tradition of “something old thing new, something booming something blue” by wearing old and very valuable gown that once belonged to her aunt, for whom she was not newlyweds toured as far north as Carson City returned to California, tour northern part of the state returning home by the coast. They are now at home friends and relatives at Citron St. The bride attended San Francisco To Attend Party Katella school's graduating class, 12 in number, are invited to a patio supper this evening at the home of Donna Joy Muckenthaler on Katella Avenue. The table will have a Mexican theme with pottery dishes and Mexican favors. Members of the graduating class who will graduate June 5 and who will attend the dinner tonight are Wilma Wilbern, Evelyn Cooney, Roberta Jean Richardson, Jane McLin, Betty Stroup, John Hayden, Virgil Buster, Lonny Collings, Albert Quattacker, Bobby Halderman, Milton Hubbard and the hostess, Donna Joy. Other guests include Miss Pearle Fay, Mrs. Joe Collings and Mrs. J. E. Wilbern, besides Mr. and Mrs. Martin Muckenthaler, parents of the hostess. Episcopal Church Marks Anniversary Monday evening, St. Michael's Episcopal church of Anaheim celebrated its 68th anniversary with a dinner and program at Henry's cafe on Highway 101. T. K. M. Smith was chairman of the evening. The program began with two numbers by the Melrose Abbey sextette, followed by a piano solo by Susanne Filbert. Mrs. Theodore Kuchel of the St. Agnes Guild presented the Rev. D. H. Dow with a gift from the group. This was followed by the speaker, the Very Rev. Douglas Steward, dean of the Episcopal church of Los Angeles. ...and then it's bey bey for a happy Honeymoon! Not a thing overlooked... nothing forgotten... not a single friend slighted! That's a grand and glorious feeling with which to flower holder clip. Bridge prizes were awarded the honored guest, Mrs. Durward Palmer and Mrs. Fred Bewley. Guests were Mrs. Carl Palm of Anaheim; Mrs. William Queale and Mrs. Russell Parks of Fullerton; Mrs. Donald Spencer of Santa Ana, Mrs. Fred Bewley of Orange, Mrs. Ernest Wells of Pasadena, Mrs. Durward Palmer of San Diego, Mrs. Harry Menaugh of Whittier, and Mrs. Cameron Sparks of Long Beach. I endeavor to subdue circumstances to myself, and not myself to circumstances.—Horace. What's go to Automotive Installment Q. Is it a fact that new car prices will increase? A. We believe it is! Of course, we don't know NOT a thing overlooked... nothing forgotten... not a single friend slighted! That’s a grand and glorious feeling with which to start your Honeymoon. And you can do just this, dear Bride-to-Be, if you drop in for your Bride's Book and do some browsing in its fascinating pages. Virginia Courteney has answered in advance every question you've been asking yourself..."How does a Girl Announce her Wedding to Friends and Relatives?" "How does the Smart Bride ...1941 Model, Acknowledge Wedding Presents, Congratulations and Such?"..."When the Honeymoon is Over, how does the Modern Bride say,'I'm Home, and Longing to See you'?" Virginia has all the answers, so call soon for your Bride's Book, and at the same time see all the new styles in Wedding Forms. Anaheim Gazette 259 E. Center, Anaheim PHONE ANAHEIM 2206 Q. Is it a fact that new car prices will increase? A. We believe it is! Of course, we don't know when or how much—but we expect to see such increases in both automobile prices and tax haps even before this fall. Q. Do you think there is a possibility of tions on installment terms? A. There have been indications recently that payments may be restricted to 12 months new and used cars. Right now, however, you spread your automobile payments over a 18 months or longer. Q. Will government restrictions on create a shortage of new automobiles? A. Yes, we believe so. At any rate, it is said that at least a million fewer automobiles will next year. This will likely result in a waiting new car buyers! McCOY 320 North Los Angeles St., Anaheim Dorates Eighteenth Anniversary Frank C. Marter Weds Santa Anan Frank C. Marter of this city and Miss Elinor Dresser of Santa Ana were married April 28, 1941 in the Methodist church of Las Vegas, Nevada, with Rev. Ford Gilbert officiating. The bride wore a beige wool suit with brown accessories and a beautiful orchid corsage at her shoulder. She kept to the tradition of "something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue" by wearing an red and very valuable gold pin that once belonged to her great grandfather, for whom she was named. The newlyweds toured Nevada far north as Carson City and returned to California, touring the northern part of the state before returning home by the coast route. They are now at home to their friends and relatives at 205 S. Mitron St. The bride attended Santa Ana schools and is a graduate of Santa Ana high school. The groom attended Anaheim schools and is a graduate of the high school. He is at present employed with the Boss Overall Laundry on North Euclid Ave. in Anaheim. 82nd Birthday Mrs. J. R. McGavren celebrated her 82nd anniversary Sunday afternoon with a chicken dinner. Those who aided her in celebrating were her son, Fred Ingersoll, and her husband. WHY PAY MORE THAN THE Timeplan RATE? Timeplan loans are confidential, convenient, low-cost... easy to arrange. When your loan is approved you receive the full amount at once. Talk to an officer of this bank. Complete information—no obligation. Loans are made for 6, 12, 18 and 20 months. The exact cost of a 12-months' loan may be seen in the chart below. Cash You Receive You Repay Monthly Total You Repay Credit Hos Cost You Only 100.00 $ 8.83 $106.00 $ 8.00 150.00 13.25 159.00 9.00 200.00 17.67 212.00 12.00 300.00 26.50 318.00 18.00 400.00 35.34 424.00 24.00 500.00 44.17 530.00 90.00 What's going to happen automobile Prices and installment Buying? An interview with your local Ford dealer Q. In view of all this, what is likely to happen to trade-in allowances? our local Ford dealer at new car prices will increase soon? is! Of course, we don't know just but we expect to see substantial automobile prices and taxes, per this fall. think there is a possibility of restricment terms? been indications recently that time restricted to 12 months for both Right now, however, you can still mobile payments over a period of ger. ment restrictions on production of new automobiles? we so. At any rate, it is safe to say million fewer automobiles will be built will likely result in a waiting list of Q. In view of all this, what is likely to happen to trade-in allowances? A. Liberal trading practices may soon be a thing of the past. Q. Is there some special reason why I should see a Ford dealer? Aren't all automobile dealers in somewhat the same position? A. Generally yes, but right now Ford dealers are out to sell more new and used cars in the next 60 days than in any previous similar period. To accomplish this sales goal, we're liberalizing our trading policy even more than ever. We honestly don't know how long we can continue to make deals like we're making today. You may never again have such a buying opportunity—so we urge you to play safe and see a Ford dealer today! COY MOTOR CO. Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 2288