anaheim-gazette 1941-05-29

Mr. and Mrs. John Daum of Eldon Observance Held At Family Home Tuesday Afternoon Tuesday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. John Daum celebrated their golden wedding anniversary at their home on Euclid Ave. with their immediate family, relatives and old friends that witnessed their marriage in Oshkosh, Wis., on May 28, 50 years ago. One hundred and ten guests came during the day for the open house celebration. A large supper was served in the late afternoon and beautiful golden roses, a wedding cake, tall candles and little gold statuaries decorated the table. Among those present were Mrs. Anna Elier of Los Angeles, who saw the couple marry at Oshkosh; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. McGregor, of Anaheim; Art Daum of Chicago, who is a son of the Daums; Mrs. Frahm of Anaheim, daughter, and her daughter, Patricia Anne. Others came from Los Angeles, Beverly Hills, Bakersfield and Orange. Rev. Schmelzer conducted the ceremony in the afternoon. The Ladies Aid Society, of which Mrs. Daum is a member, came as a group to visit the couple. Sam Walkers Hosts At Unusual Party Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker held a novel dinner Sunday night at their home on Grand Ave. It was a Chinese dinner party with Chinese candles, favors and food. Six tables of contract bridge Laguna Picnic Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stankey, son, Ed, daughter, Mrs. Myrtla Saunders and her children, Roy and Betty, enjoyed a picnic at Laguna Sunday afternoon. Shower in Whittier A layette shower honoring Mrs. William Hardman, 405 S. Rose St., will be given this Saturday night at Mrs. Alice Lawrence's home in Whittier. Among those attending from Anaheim will be Mrs. Ernst Steffins and Mrs. Fred Bentjen. Sunday Guests Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith, 512 N. Bush St., gave a dinner Sunday evening for the South and Lawler families of Los Angeles. Following the dinner, the guests adjourned to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas South's home at 419 N. East St., for the evening. Bethel Baptist Picnic Members of the Bethel Baptist church and their guests will hold a picnic at Irvine Park Friday. Two hundred persons are expected to attend the potluck. Walter Shroeder is in charge of the all day affair, with Joe Quast in charge of games and Carl Remland and Harry Fox heading the refreshment committee. Smiths to Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith and children, Thelma, Charles, Elaine Picnic at Crystal Lake Mr. and Mrs. S. K. Watters and son, Robert, of 306 N. Janss St., picnicked Sunday at Crystal Lake with Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Orr of Los Angeles. Mrs. Orr is the sister of Mrs., Watters. Daughter Week-ends Here Miss Wilma Watts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Watts, who has been living in Indio, visited her parents at 825 W. Broadway St., Friday. Saturday, she spent the day at Glendale and on Sunday attended a dinner at the Gerald Watts' at Midway City. Also present were her parents and Mrs. Gerald Watts' father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Sterlin Price. Crestline Visit Mr. and Mrs. George Watts were guests Monday at the J. R. Watt home at Crestline. Miss Katharine Crawford was there on the day. At Past Matrons' Night Mrs. George Watts and Mr Dora Martin of Anaheim attended the Past Matrons' night at Artesia Tuesday evening. They took the places in the chairs as guests of the Artesia chapter of the Easter Star. Coastline Drive Mrs. Clarence Wagner invited Mrs. Allan Crain and daughters... Sam Walkers Hosts At Unusual Party Mr. and Mrs. Sam Walker held a novel dinner Sunday night at their home on Grand Ave. It was a Chinese dinner party with Chinese candles, favors and food. Six tables of contract bridge followed the dinner and the guests came in fromal dress. Winners of the evening were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Griggs, first prize; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover, second prize; and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Heffern, third prize. Consolation prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cone. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Birtcher, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harman, Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Dr. and Mrs. Arthur Elliott and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke. Miss Pibel Attends Yosemite Convention In a recent meeting at which was celebrated the 19th birthday, the Business and Professional Women's club of Anaheim chose Miss Marjorie Pibel as delegate to attend the Yosemite convention held last week end at Yosemite. Miiss Pibel arrived Friday at the conference and stayed until Sunday night. Through the day, regular business sessions were held and on Saturday evening there was a banquet attended by 700 persons. The speaker was Mrs. Alice Manning, national legislative chairman, who spoke on "Inner Flame." The general theme was "Women and Defense." On Sunday morning, a breakfast was given along with a "March of Time" program, showing the advancement of the organization from 1919, when it began, to the present year. Mrs. M. F. Andrade Honored At Picnic Mrs. M. F. Andrade, wife of Captain Marcus Andrade of the Anaheim police department, was honored last Sunday with a picnic at the Anaheim city park by all of her immediate family. One of her grandsons arranged a pink and blue corsage for her picnic. Bethel Baptist Picnic Members of the Bethel Baptist church and their guests will hold a picnic at Irvine Park Friday. Two hundred persons are expected to attend the potluck. Walter Shroeder is in charge of the all day affair, with Joe Quast in charge of games and Carl Remland and Harry Fox heading the refreshment committee. Smiths to Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith and children, Thelma, Charles, Elaine and Evelyn, of Romneya Drive, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Perry of Long Beach Sunday for dinner. Honclulu Friends Mr. and Mrs. T. K. M. Smith, 711 S. Dickle St., entertained Mr. and Mrs. Carles Savage of Honolulu Sunday. The couple have been staying in Santa Ana and will sail for Hawaii Thursday. Major Home Week-end Major Raymond Smith arrived home for the first time last weekend from Camp Roberts, located north of Paso Robles. His home is at 518 S. Dickel St. Daughter Spends Day Mrs. Joe Burke, the former Virginia Sims, spent Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Sims, 881 S. Claudina St. Seal Beach Vacation Leaving Saturday for three months, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Walker and daughter, Sue, of 323 E. Alberta St., will lease an apartment at Seal Beach. Ten Days at San Diego Mrs. W. H. Wallin, 816 S. Claudina, traveled to San Diego Mother’s Day and stayed with her son, Bob, for ten days, returning last week. P.E.O. Has Picnic Tuesday in City Park Co-hostessing the P.E.O. Sisterhood picnic Tuesday at the Anaheim city park were Mrs. J. L.Vander Veer and Mrs.Marion Shafer. Twenty-five members of the club attended and after the picnic they went to Mrs.' Henry Adams' home on 515 N.Clementine St.for a business meeting. Entertainment was furnished by Mr.Marquit of Santa Ana, who sang several solos and Miss Velma Witt, also of Santa Ana, who played the piano. This was the last meeting of the club until October. Lois Thimble Club At Past Matrons' Night Mrs. George Watts and Mr.Dora Martin of Anaheim attended the Past Matrons' night at Artesia Tuesday evening. They took the places in the chairs as guests of the Artesia chapter of the Eastern Star. Coastline Drive Mrs. Clarence Wagner invited Mrs.Allan Crain and daughterMarilyn, for a coastline drive Sunday afternoon. The starting point was Long Beach. Lcs Angeles Trip Mr. and Mrs.Bert Stranski Orange St., and Mrs.Stranski mother, Mrs.Louise Schadis spent Sunday evening in Los Angeles. Earl Vipond Injured Police Officer Earl Vipond, O.S.Palm St., is suffering from broken rib, sustained early tweek. Hencred at Dinner Honoring guests Mr. and Ms.Paul Stecher from Pennsylvanian the J.W.Walls of Jefferson Stheld a dinner Tuesday night with Mrs.Walls' mother, Mrs.M.Henry and her companion,Mrs Elizabeth Werts,and Mr.MDan Henry of Fullerton present. Roseberrys Have Picnic Forty three friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs.Floyd Rosebery held a picnic at the Anaheim park Sunday afternoon.Mr.Roseberry's sister from Bishkari Mrs.Harold Looman and her band,and Mrs.Roseberry's nieceMrs.Hazel McClary of Orowere were the special guests.All other persons were from Riverside. California Friends Mrs.Alice P.Ransom,B Pearl St., has been visited the past week by Mrs.Haubolt of San Diego.Also,Mr.MandrillCullipyandchildrenfromLosAngelesvisitedMrs.Ransunday. New Newton Heiress A daughter was born to Mr.Mrs.Daniel Newton of La HaHeights Monday in a Whittier hospital.She has been named Caline.Mrs.Newton is the former Mary Weisel,youngest daughterofMr.mandrillfora carandwill travelfromDetroitforacarandwill Mrs. M. F. Andrade Honored At Picnic Mrs. M. F. Andrade, wife of Captain Marcus Andrade of the Anaheim police department, was honored last Sunday with a picnic at the Anaheim city park by all of her immediate family. One of her grandsons arranged a pink and blue corsage for her with fushias and forget-me-nots as the flowers. Those honoring her at the picnic were Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Andrade and children, Wayne and Carol Ann, Mrs. Albie Andrade and Claire, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Flynn, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kinney and son, La Verne, of Santa Ana, Mrs. Rena Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Curtis and daughter, Darlene, of Placentia. Birthday Party Held At Brunemeier Home A dinner party honoring Mrs. Edward H. Brunemeier and little Lloyd Stockwell was given Thursday evening at Mrs. Brunemeier's home in Placentia. Miss Lois Brunemeier also announced her wedding date of June 27. Those from Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Stockwell, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and two sons, Glenn and one of the honored guests, Lloyd. Dental Auxiliary Installs Officers Mrs. John Boege and Mrs. W. C. McCarthy were installed as vice president and secretary, respectively, of the Orange County Dental auxiliary at a luncheon meeting held yesterday at Hotel Laguna. New president of the auxiliary is Mrs. G. Stanley Norton of Santa Ana. Mrs. C. P. Tompkins and Mrs. C. W. Schutz were in charge of corsages and door prizes for the meeting. Twenty-five members of the club attended and after the picnic they went to Mrs.' Henry Adams' home on 515 N. Clementine St. for a business meeting. Entertainment was furnished by Mr. Marquit of Santa Ana, who sang several solos and Miss Velma Witt, also of Santa Ana, who played the piano. This was the last meeting of the club until October. Lois Thimble Club Installs Officers Mrs. Irene Peacock entertained members of the Lois Thimble club with a potluck luncheon at her home at 324 S. West St., Friday. Twenty-four persons were present to watch Mrs. Berthyle Reisinger and Miss Barbara Myer install the newly elected officers in a clever manner. The new officers are president, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer; first vice president, Mrs. Charlotte Hodges; second vice president, Mrs. Bessie Curtis; secretary, Mrs. Edna Kruse; and treasurer, Mrs. Elsie Borth. The door prize went to Mrs. Hodges. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. Borth at 707 W. Broadway on June 27. Mrs. Mollie Eickholt Hostess Wednesday Meeting every fourth Wednesday of every month, the Nutwood Neighborhood club gathered this Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Mollie Eickholt, 519 Indiana St., for a potluck luncheon. The club has a membership of 20 and spends its afternoons quilting, sewing and visiting. Those who were at Mrs. Eickholt's were Mrs. J. E. Baker, Mrs. Walter Fluge, Mrs. Richard Regan, Mrs. Frank Bell, Mrs. Sarah Gust, Mrs. Frank Wick, Mrs. Olin Cramer, Mrs. Frank Hildebrand, Mrs. Rudolph Schwartzbach, Miss Mollie Eickholt, Mrs. Mamie Eickholt, Mrs. Walter Walten, Mrs. C. C. Vogle, Mrs. H. D. Howell, Mrs. J. W. Fogg, and Mrs. Myra Dwy. New Newton Heiress A daughter was born to Mr., Mrs. Daniel Newton of La Hailey Heights Monday in a Whittier High school. She has been named Carline; Mrs. Newton is the former Mary Weisel, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P.J.Weisel. Eastern Trip Mr. and Mrs. George W.Shir Jr., left today for Washington D.C., by train. They will be at Detroit for a car and will piece from there to visit Sloop's brother, Marshall Bees who is a navy aviator. Plan to be gone for about 15 days ANAHEIM GAZETTE Mem of Euclid Ave. Celebrate Golden Here Crystal Lake And Mrs. S. K. Watters and bert, of 306 N. Janss St. and Mrs. L. E. Orr of Los Mrs. Orr is the sister of mitters. Week-ends Here Wilma Watts, daughter of Mrs. George Watts, who lived in Indio, visited events at 825 W. Broadway day. Saturday, she spent at Glendale and on Sunended a dinner at the Watts' at Midway City. Present were her parents, and Gerald Watts' father and Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Visit And Mrs. George Watts were Monday at the J. R. Watts' at Crestline. Miss Kathrawford was there on that Matrons' Night George Watts and Mrs. Martin of Anaheim attended Matrons' night at Artesia evening. They took their on the chairs as guests of Artesia chapter of the Eastern Drive Clarence Wagner invited Allan Crain and daughter, Olive Jean Campbell Reveals Bethrothal To Laurence Schnell Miss Olive Jean Campbell of the Biltmore apartments announced formally her engagement to Laurence W. Schnell of Filer, Idaho, to a group of friends at a dinner party Saturday night. It was given in the Monterey Room of Clifton's cafeteria in Los Angeles by Mrs. William Campbell, mother of the bride-to-be. The announcement came as a surprise to the group who had gathered to celebrate the birthday of Mr. Schnell. Following the dinner, Mrs. Harvey Penterast of Santa Ana, a girlhood chum of Miss Campbell, sang "Apple Blossom Time," during which the announcement was made. Tiny scholls containing a verse, together with apple blossoms were concealed in inflated balloons of pastel colors. These were placed among the flowers which formed the table decoration. When the balloons were unexpectedly pricked, apple blossoms and scrolls went showering over the table and the guests. After the formal announcement, a varied program of humorous readings were given by Mrs. Ed Anderson and Wilbur Simmons. Also birthday gifts were presented to Mr. Schnell. Miss Campbell and Mr. Schnell sang "The End of a Perfect Day" for their guests, after which a closing prayer was offered by Miss Emilie Stauffer, preceptress and instructor at CHILDREN PRESENT RECITAL PROGRAM Dorothy Pratt and her kindergarten pupils gave a recital at the Melrose Abbey chapel Saturday evening. A total of 52 numbers were given to the public with 33 pupils participating. Pupils presented were Shirley Beneke, Jacqueline Cone, Peggy Borden, Mildred Meiser, Beverly Ann Johnson, Patricia Johnson, Orlyn North, Elain Selsing, Harold McCarty, Nadine Olson, Ruth Morrison, Lee Watkins, Fred Edwards, Dora Louise Frisbie, Eddie Frisbie, Barbara Jean Fosbury, Barbara Berg, Lynn Kupka, Bernice Irby, Florianne Daugherty, Shirley Blakesly, Marian Robertsoh, Anita Robertson, Genevieve Kirk, Carol Bostick, Hoyt Bostick, Wanda Lee Watson, Barbara Kavern, Stephen Smith, Ruby Adkinson, Harlene Heitmiller, Ann Goodman and Bill Goodman. Ushers for the evening were Carol and Joan Selsing and Lois Stafford. Catherine Heinz To Receive Degree Following in her mother's footsteps. Miss Catherine Heinz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Heinz, 525 S. West St., will receive the degree of bachelor of arts at the commencement exercises at Rosary college, River Forest, Ill., on June 2. Her mother, the former Genevieve Rolling, is also a graduate. Shower Complimented Miss Margaret Heinz A kitchen shower honoring Margaret Hein was given evening at the Herman Gust on Nutwood Ave. The three tesses of the affair were Thomas Bunnell, Mrs. Jacknell and Mrs. Herschel Welte. Spring flowers decorated home and games were played; refreshments were served; prizes were won by Miss Gust, Miss Grace Hein and Albert Peter. Those who attended were honored guest, Miss Hein, Margaret Musch, Maxine B Betty and Jean Schneider H.E.Gust, Miss Grace Welte Violet Gust, Miss Jerry C Mrs.Wesley Hein,Miss Anna Mauerhan,Mrs.Peter,Miss Carlson,Mrs.Walter Lotzo J.P.Peaver,Mrs.Fred Hess R.C.Hein,the Misses Barba Hein,Lois and Beth Brune Helen Fries,Margaret Elsmerta Maass and the hostess. Graduating Class Will Attend Party Seventeen young men and en of Orangethorpe grade school will attend a dinner show in Los Angeles tonight. Commencement exam are scheduled for June 5. P.H.Pendleton, principal Orangethorpe and eighth grader will accompany group to the city.The graduates Henry Boisserance MATRONS' NIGHT George Watts and Mrs. Martin of Anaheim attended Matrons' night at Artesia by evening. They took their shoes on the chairs as guests of Jesia chapter of the Eastern Drive Clarence Wagner invited Ellan Crain and daughter, for a coastline drive Sunday noon. The starting point is Beach. GREES Trip and Mrs. Bert Stranske, St., and Mrs. Stranske's sister, Mrs. Louise Schadick, Sunday evening in Los Angeles. Pond Injured The Officer Earl Vipond, 604 St., is suffering from a rib, sustained early this day. DINNER During guests Mr. and Mrs. Techer from Pennsylvania, W. Walls of Jefferson St., dinner Tuesday night with Walls' mother, Mrs. M. J. and her companion, Miss Werts, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry of Fullerton present. HERRYS Have Picnic by three friends and relatives and Mrs. Floyd Roseberry picnic at the Anaheim city Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Herrys sister from Bishop, Garold Looman and her husband Mrs. Roseberry's niece, Hazel McClary of Oroville the special guests. All other were from Riverside. ENNA Friends Alice P. Ransom, 1243 St., has been visited the past day by Mrs. Haubolt of San Also, Mr. and Mrs. Ed-Cullipy and children from Angeles visited Mrs. Ransomany. NEWTON HEIRESS Daughter was born to Mr. and Daniel Newton of La Habra Ms. Newton is the former Weisel, youngest daughter and Mrs. P. J. Weisel. Trip and Mrs. George W. Sloop, left today for Washington, by train. They will stop trofit for a car and will pro-gram there to visit Mrs. Catherine Heinz To Receive Degree Following in her mother's footsteps. Miss Catherine Heinz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Heinz, 525 S. West St., will receive the degree of bachelor of arts at the commencement exercises at Rosary college, River Forest, Ill., on June 2. Her mother, the former Genevieve Rolling, is also a Rosary graduate. Miss Heinz is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and at Rosary did her major work in the library science department. Throughout her college career, she has been a leader in all campus activities, having served as chairman of the water pageant in her junior year, and holding membership in the Student Government association, Rosary guild, Le Cercle Fleur de Lis, Athletic association, Catholic Evidence guild, as well as writing the society column for The Rosarian, campus newspaper. Shipkey And Pearson Employees Picnic A picnic was given Sunday at the Rimpau ranch in Capistrano for all plant employees of Shipkey and Pearson, Inc. Miss Marjorie Clark was the hostess of the affair. After a delicious baked ham dinner, the group danced, hiked and played baseball. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Shipkey, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dame, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knappe of Escondido and children, Mrs. Erma Peterman, Jerry Sanks of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of Huntington Park, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cromer, Walter Sanders of San Bernardino and the hostess, Miss Marjorie Clark. MARY ELLEN TRUXAW Receives Diploma Miss Mary Ellen Truxaw, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Truxaw of 887 S. Los Angeles St., graduated Tuesday afternoon from the St. Vincent hospital of Los Angeles. There were 23 in her class and the Most Rev. John J Cantwell, Archbishop of Los Angeles, delivered the address. The graduates were dressed in white Graduating Class Will Attend Party Seventeen young men and ten of Orangethorpe grade school will attend a dinner show in Los Angeles tonight. Commencement exe-are scheduled for June 5. P. H. Pendleton, principal Orangethorpe and eighth grade structor, will accompany group to the city. The groups Henry Boisserance Covey, Rosalie Crowell, De Pauw, Eugene Gilfrey, Hall, Leland Henderson, Kitchel, Joe Lopez, Dean M Betty Martin, Earl Nelleses garet Wilson and Raymond Mother-Daughter Picnic Held by CH Members of the Thetals girls' club number 33, Omega Chi, met Wednesday and discussed plans tertaining seven different lea- the Orange county district. A mother and daughter sponsored by this club wi- given last Sunday at the A city park. A.E.SCHUMACHER O.H.RENEW PLAN NOW FOR S LADIES DRESSES A remarkable collection dresses for active sport play garments with skirts. We have even summer pleasure at one. $3.95 to $7. LADIES SLACKS Ideal for vacation and NEWTON HERES daughter was born to Mr. and Daniel Newton of La Habra Monday in a Whittier hosShe has been named CaroMrs. Newton is the former Weisel, youngest daughter and Mrs. P. J. Weisel. Trip and Mrs. George W. Sloop, left today for Washington, by train. They will stop detroit for a car and will profrom there to visit Mrs. brother, Marshall Beebe, is a navy aviator. They to be gone for about 15 days. ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES "THE PLACE TO GO" WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Ends Saturday (May 31) William Powell - Myrna Loy in "LOVE CRAZY" also Lloyd Nolan-Lynn Bari in "SLEEPERS WEST" Starts Sunday (June 1) Merle Oberon-Dennis Morgan Rita Hayworth in "AFFECTIONATELY YOURS" also Joel McCrea-Ellen Drew in "REACHNG FOR THE SUN" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Saturday (May 31) "The GREAT LIE" also "RIDE ON VAQUERO" Sun. Mon. Tues. (June 1-2-3) "THAT HAMILTON WOMAN" also "MODEL WIFE" Wed. to Sat. (June 4-5-6-7) "I WANTED WINGS" also "HER FIRST BEAU" Broadway Santa Ana Phone 800 Now to Monday (June 2) Linda Darnell-Tyrone Power Rita Hayworth in "BLOOD AND SAND" also Eddie Albert-Joaan Leslie in "THIEVES FALL OUT" Starts Tuesday (June 3) Joan Bennet-Franchot Tone in "SHE KNEW ALL THE ANSWERS" also George Brent-Martha Scott in "THEY DARE NOT LOVE" FOX ANAHEIM Phone 3602 Ends Saturday (May 31) "I WANTED WINGS" also "HER FIRST BEAU" Sun. to Wed. (June 1-2-3-4) "The GREAT AMERICAN BROADCAST" also "THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING" Thurs. to Sat. (June 5-6-7) "The LADY FROM CHEYENNE" also — "SHINING VICTORY" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Friday and Saturday (May 30 & 31) "LAUGHING AT DANGER" also "BORDER LEGION" Sun. Mon. Tues. "PHILADELPHIA STORY" also "THE OLD SWIMMIN' HOLE" Wed. & Thurs. "SAINT IN PALM SPRINGS" also "TOO MANY GIRLS" BOOK NIGHT EVERY FRIDAY! BROADWAY SANTA ANA FOX FULLERTON FOX ANAHEIM dresses for active sport play garments with skirts. We have even summer pleasure at on $3.95 to $7.95 LADIES SLACKS Ideal for vacation and wear. Varied styles stuevery day wear and types splendid choice a $1.95 to $12 SPORTS DRESSES Fine group of 2 piece sports dresses in the newest fashions for Summer. They include the always acceptable seersuckers and linenlike rayons, to be worn with or without blouses. Excellent values at — $6.95 and $7.95 Golden Wedding Anniversary Power Compliments Miss Margaret Hein A kitchen shower honoring Miss Margaret Hein was given Friday morning at the Herman Gust home in Nutwood Ave. The three hosts of the affair were Mrs. Thomas Bunnell, Mrs. Jack Bunnel and Mrs. Herschel Welty. Spring flowers decorated the home and games were played before refreshments were served. Zones were won by Miss Violent West, Miss Grace Hein and Mrs. Robert Peter. Those who attended were the honored guest, Miss Hein, Misses Margaret Musch, Maxine Bunnell, Clyte and Jean Schneider, Mrs. E. Gust, Miss Grace Welty, Misslet Gust, Miss Jerry Garner, Ms. Wesley Hein, Miss Anaelaire Guerhian, Mrs. Peter, Miss Ruth Nelson, Mrs. Walter Lotze, Mrs. P. Weaver, Mrs. Fred Hess, Mrs. C. Hein, the Misses Barbara Lee Hin, Lois and Beth Brunemeier, Den Fries, Margaret Elsner, Alta Maass and the hostesses. Graduating Class Will Attend Party Seventeen young men and women of Orangethorpe grammar school will attend a dinner and bow in Los Angeles tomorrow evening. Commencement exercises are scheduled for June 5. P. H. Pendleton, principal at Orangethorpe and eighth grade instructor, will accompany the group to the city. The group includes Henry Boisseranc, Dale Bowling Contestant Visits in Anaheim Among those persons coming from the East to take part in the bowling contest in Los Angeles, is Miss Merle Kintner of Binghamton, N.Y., and a member of the Binghamton Recreation Bowling team. Miss Kintner is a niece of Mrs. Tom Rainey of La Palma Ave. She is accompanied by another niece, Miss Marie Place. Mr. and Mrs. Rainey will entertain the two at a dinner Friday evening at her home with her son and his wife, Mr. Land Mrs. George Rainey. On Saturday, the same group with added guests, Miss Bessie Clenton of Bellflower and Miss Ethel Lewis of Temple City, will examine the mission at Capistrano. Following this; thye will troupe to San Diego and Tia Juana. On Sunday the two nieces and the Raineys will attend the air races at Santa Anita. Webster Benefit Club Has Meeting Twelve members of the Webster Benefit club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ray Herr on Ball Rd. This club was organized in July of last year. They meet once each month and their purpose is to benefit their own community. A potluck at the home of Mrs. Haman will be the next meeting. You'll Find Real Surprise-Savings In Used Cars At The dealer’s place whose ad is partially reproduced below. 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