anaheim-gazette 1941-12-18

December 18, 1941 Clubwomen Shown Their Part In National DeEvery Woman Should Participate First Lady Asserts In Los Angeles Clubwomen's part in defense work was revealed today following an especially planned meeting at the Hotel Ambassador in Los Angeles last week when the First Lady, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, conferred with Mrs. John Sterns Thayer, president of the California Federation of Women's clubs. Following the formulation of the instructions, the two women urged every club and clubwoman in California to comply with the instructions as soon as possible. Many facts and much information was given but the following instructions apply especially to our defense work: 1. Every woman should get in touch with the air warden in her community and find out the nearest place of refuge or shelter. 2. Every woman should choose a room in her home where the family will be comfortable, which will be used in time of black-outs. The kitchen is preferable. It should always be ready for use. 3. Every woman should find out how to make windows secure in order to have a complete black-out. 4. More air wardens are needed, so sign up. 5. Immediately send your collected registration cards to the nearest Defense Council. 6. There is a demand, which will be greater, for women trained in nursery school work. This should offer our young women an oppor- KIWANIS DIRECTORS Directors of Anaheim Kiwanis for the coming year met with past officers of the organization last night at the home of their new president, Everett Cone, to discuss future plans of the club. LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Marilynn Daigle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daigle of 521 N. Zeyn st., was honored on her eleventh birthday by her mother and ten school friends at her home Saturday afternoon. A three-layer birthday cake decorated in the Christmas colors of green and red with "Happy Birthday" inscribed on top centered the table around which the guests were seated. A decorated Christmas tree was placed on a mirror and green candles sat on each side. Preceding the dessert course, entertaining games were played with prizes going to David Alsip, Gary Oelrich and Jackqueline and Priscilla Orman. Other guests were Eva Cottle, 3. Every woman should find out how to make windows secure in order to have a complete black-out. 4. More air wardens are needed, so sign up. 5. Immediately send your collected registration cards to the nearest Defense Council. 6. There is a demand, which will be greater, for women trained in nursery school work. This should offer our young women an opportunity, as many have had such training in college. 7. Every woman should be a member of her Defense Council. It is her duty to go to them at once, and offer her services. Mrs. Nancy F. White, co-chairman of national defense of the CFWC, further emphasized the importance of these instructions and suggested that each county federation and local club organize its program to teach and comply with these instructions. MISS BARBARA LEMKE, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lemke of Placentia, was installed honored queen of the local Jobs Daughters at formal ceremonies here Monday night. JOBS DAUGHTERS CEREMONY HERE In a long white satin robe trimmed in a purple train and fur with a gold crown on her head, Miss Barbara Lemke took her place as honored queen of Bethel Number 5, Jobs Daughters of Anaheim Monday night at formal installation rites in the Masonic hall. The senior and junior princesses, Margaret Albin and Barbara Cross, were also dressed in satin robes. The installing officers for the occasion were Betty Roderick, installing queen; Dorothy Rodieck, installing guide; Mrs. Mary Rodieck, installing guide and marshall; Mrs. Bird Cross, jr., installing chaplain. MORE OFFICERS Mrs. Withers, new deputy guardian, from Long Beach; Mrs. Rosalie Weltz, of Orange, installing recorder; Mrs. Ira Lyles, past guardian. Mrs. Lorraine Hutcheson was installed the new guardian and Dean Hasson was reinstalled associate guardian. Other council officers installed decorated in the Christmas tree with "Happy Birthday" inscribed on top centered the table around which the guests were seated. A decorated Christmas tree was placed on a mirror and green candles sat on each side. Preceding the dessert course, entertaining games were played with prizes going to David Alsip, Gary Oelrich and Jackqueline and Priscilla Orman. Other guests were Eva Cottle, Thelma Beeson, Stanley Hansen and Joan and Caroline Carter. Invited but unable to attend was Willa Mae Wilson. The honored guests's grandmother, Mrs. J. B. Daigle of Covina, was also present. TEACHERS ENTERTAINED Teachers and assisting teachers of the Horace Mann elementary school and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gauer, superintendent of schools and his wife, were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Mattox, principal of the school and his wife, at 904 N. Zeyn st., Thursday night. The dessert bridge party was enjoyed with delightful Yuletide decorations of green and red. Winners in bridge were Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, first; M. A. Gauer, second; and Miss Betty Hardman, third. Others included on the guest list were Miss Emille Axtell, Miss Marjorie Howe, Miss Lucia Upp, Miss Velma McClanahan, Miss Mary McPherson and Miss Adelaide Price. LONG BEACH VISITOR Miss Vada Wilbur, deputy city assessor of Long Beach, was the weekend guest of Mrs. Emma E. Karlen at 502 N. Lemon st. The visitor is a very close friend of both Mrs. Karlen and Mrs. Leo Sheridan of this city. MECHANICAL BOMBER 59¢ Sparking machine guns, camouflage colors. Powerful wind-up motor. Will delight any child. FOOTBALLS Give your boy a football and help him enjoy America's most popular Fall sport. $119 up TRANSPORT TRUCK $198 Six-wheel tractor and trailer. Cab over engine type with large truck body. Rear door opens. Has spare tire. DELUXE PAINT SET 33 different color paints. Set of crayons, pencil, stenciled pages. Palette and other $229 helps... No. 6½ ERECTOR SET A Gift for Every Boy Builds the airplane ride, has electric engine with gears, pinions and pulleys. Also, builds airplane beacon and pile driver. $795 DOLLS See our big family of dolls—with their cute faces, pretty hair and lovely dresses. Firestone HOME & AUTO SUPPLY STORE 132 N. Los Angeles St., Pho. 4545 Anaheim, California MORE OFFICERS Mrs. Withers, new deputy guardian, from Long Beach; Mrs. Rosalie Weltz, of Orange, installing recorder; Mrs. Ina Lyles, past guardian. Mrs. Lorraine Hutcheson was installed the new guardian and Dean Hasson was reinstalled associate guardian. Other council officers installed were Mrs. Louis Lemke, secretary; Mrs. Claire Bowen, treasurer; Mrs. Ethel Cross, musician; Mrs. Ed Stafford, custodian of the robes and Mrs. Roberts of Long Beach, hospitality chairman. The remainder of the Jobs Daughters officers for the next six months include Beverly Bowen, guide; Ethel Roberts, of Long Beach, marshall; Margaret Edens, chaplain; Peggy Wilson, treasurer; Shirley Davies of Placentia, junior custodian Katherine Brown, senior custodian; Lois Stafford, recorder; Barbara Ferrill, librarian; Katherine Drennon, musician; Jean Lemke of Placentia, inner guard. MESSENGERS Carol Selsing, outer guard; Darline White, first messenger; Edith Brown, second messenger; Myrna La Rue of Cypress, third messenger; Anna Mae Hawkins of Fullerton, fourth messenger (pro-tem); and Virginia Osborne, fifth messenger. The ceremony was from the Book of Gold and each officer carried a lighted white candle surrounded dwith violet and gardenia flowers at the base. As the officers formed across, the candles were dimmed. Each girl then wrote her name in the Book of Gold and each accepted her office with a little speech. FOLLOWING CEREMONY Following the ceremony refreshments were served on two long tables decorated in purple and white flowers. Palms also decorated the room. National Defense Today Following Recommendations Anaheim's SOCIAL SWIM Welcome your news in these columns. Just 'phone MARY ANN CALLEN at Anaheim 2206, or 2207. DIRECTORS of Anaheim Kiwanis meeting year met with past members of the organization last week at their new Everett Cone, to discuss issues of the club. BIRTHDAY PARTY Brilynn Daigle, daughter of Mrs. Leonard Daigle, was honored on her ninth birthday by her ten school friends at Saturday afternoon. The layer birthday cake in the Christmas colors and red with "Happy Inscribed on top centerable around which the tree seated." A decorated tree was placed on a green candles sat on the dessert course, and games were played going to David Alsip, Buch and Jackqueline and Garman. COSMETOLOGIST PARTY The Hotel Rossmore cafe, Santa Ana, was the scene of a Christmas party for 25 members of the Association of Registered Cosmetologists of Orange county recently. Meta Krams, president of the Wilma Kerr to Lead Asilomar Conference Leader of a group of 24 University of Redlands students who will participate in the Asilomar young people's conference at Pacific Grove beginning December 26 is Wilma Kerr, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kerr of 206 E. Adele st., Anaheim. Outstanding American leaders in the field of religious education will lead students in discussions. Miss Kerr is a member of the Alpha Sigma Phi sorority at Redlands. She is devotional chairman for that sorority. She is also a member of the Roger Williams club. Last year she was University student clerk. A graduate of Anaheim high school, she was chosen most popular girl on campus during her senior year and was Girl's League president. NEW GRANDCHILD A daughter, Linda Kathleen, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Keith H. Miner of Huntington Beach at St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange Friday. Mrs. Miner is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Schlosser of 611 Zeyn st. and the sister of Mrs. Lloyd Ross of 409 N. Pine st. The mother and daughter will be removed from the hospital before Christmas and will receive friends at the Ross home in this city. Mrs. Miner was the former Idaline Schlosser who was born and educated here. Joan Mahn Weds Church Lutheran Church A lovely church ceremony on the Zion Lutheran church Friday evening united Joan Valma Mahn of Fullerton, daughter of Mr. Mrs. F. W. Mahn of Avenal, Carla and formerly of Fullerton, Clare Fluegge, son of Mr. and Ms Carl Fluegge of Suclid ave. The date also marked the 28th anniversary of the bride's parents. TRADITIONAL WHITE In the traditional white gown of a bride, Miss Mahn came down the aisle on the arm of father. The bouquet of the bride was white carnations, hyacinth and blue forget-me-nots. Maud of honor was Mrs. Elaine Maud sister-in-law of the bride, was dressed in a pottery moire taffeta gown and acrylic white muff of chrystanthemum. Miss Irene Fluegge, sister of bridegroom, Mrs. Dorothy Malo and Miss Audrey Hancock wore the bridesmaids and were loved in Spanish magenta taffeta gown with white muffs. Flower was Miss Betty Ann Fluegge, ter of the bridegroom. BEST MAN Best man was Marvin Fluegge the bridegroom's brother, ushers were Leon Mahn, bride's brother; Walter Fluegge. Model Ghost Town Wins Wide Acclaim COSMETOLOGIST PARTY The Hotel Rossmore cafe, Santa Ana, was the scene of a Christmas party for 25 members of the Association of Registered Cosmetologists of Orange county recently. Meta Krams, president of the organization, presided over the evening event. Lois Schrier, program chairman, introduced accordian artists who provided music for the affair. FOOTBALL QUEEN Miss Erlene Woodard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Woodard of 1204 W. Center st. and junior student at Whittier college, was elected "Football Queen" of Whittier college and was crowned at the annual football banquet at the college last Friday night. After being elected by secret ballot by the student body, Miss Woodard had the honor of presenting gold footballs to members of the Poet team. Mr. and Mrs. Woodard were also present at the occasion. On the program were the football captains and the head coach, Wallace Newman. Providing music for the event was the Lyric Lasses, famous Anaheim sextette, composed of Virginia Ward, Kay Van Buren, Ruth Armentrout, Betty Schneider, Jessie Thatcher and Betty Wingfield. DAUGHTER AT HOME Mrs. Duncan Powers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs of Anaheim, is home for a few days' stay from Mather Field, where her husband is employed. FATHER VISITS A. V. Ball of Reddings, father of Mrs. Clyde Jackson of W. Broadway, is visiting the Jacksons until after Christmas. He is also spending some time with other children in this vicinity and enjoyed a stay at Arrowhead this week end. POST NOBLE GRANDS In the gracious spirit of the holiday season, Mrs Grace Ahlstrom opened her home to members of the Past Noble Grand association Thursday night for a Christmas party. Christmas carols were sung before the daughter of the hostess, Gwendolyn Ahlstrom, played several piano solos. Refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting of the association will be Jan. 8 in the home of Mrs. Mabel Ives. LUXURIOUS BLANKETS Come and choose from our immense selection of warm wool blankets, all nationally famous lines — Kenwood, North Star, Wool of the West and others. All priced exceptionally low. Ideal Gifts $7.95 to $16.50 Beacon Blankets, $2.45 to $5.95 Model Ghost Town Wins Wide Acclaim Many Anaheim people travel hundreds of miles to view the mains of a ghost town, yet ally in their own back yard have one of the most complete best preserved old Western towns of about the year. It is located at Knott's berry park situated 2 miles south of B Park. Here has been re-assembled typical Western mining town, plete with general store, blk smithy, several old saloons, lil stable, hotels, tin type picture lery, newspaper office, bar shop, sheriff's office and jail. Like wax figures make the ex very realistic. It is open to public. The only known cure of tubercosis is rest and good health ditions. THE BROADWAY SANTA ANA PHONE 300 ENDS TOMORROW (SATURDAY, DEC. 20) “RISE & SHINE” also “CADET GIRL” SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY ROSALIND RUSSELL and DON AMECHE in “FEMININE TOUCH” “NIGHT OF JANUARY 16TH” with Robert Preston STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY Jimmy Durante & “YOU'RE IN THE ARMY NOW” Phil Silvers in Jeffrey LYNN in Constance BENNETT “LAW OF THE TROPICS” THE WEST COAST SANTA ANA PHONE 858 NOW—ENDS WEDNESDAY (DECEMBER 24) OW. G. ROBINSON, LARAINE “UNHOLY PARTNERS” DAY, EDWARD ARNOLD in Also FRED MacMURRAY, MARY MARTIN in “NEW YORK TOWN” STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY CLAUDETTE “REMEMBER THE DAY” with John Wayne OLBERT in “THE GAY FALCON” with GEORGE SANDERS, WENDY BARRIE The FOX ANAHEIM TELEPHONE 3602 ENDS TOMORROW (SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20) “BLUES IN THE NIGHT” also “RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE” SUNDAY TO WEDNESDAY Fredric March in “ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN,” Also Claudette Colbert in “SKYLARK”, with Ray Milland STARTS CHRISTMAS DAY Bob Hope in “NOTHING BUT THE TRUTH” Bing Crosby and Mary Martin in “BIRTH OF THE BLUES” The FOX FULLERTON TELEPHONE 267 STARTS TODAY (FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19) Charles Boyer, Olivia de Havilland, Paulette Gaddard in “HOLD BACK THE DAWN” Also “GREAT GUNS” with Laurel & Hardy STARTING CHRISTMAS DAY Fredric March in “ONE FOOT IN HEAVEN” Also Zane Grey’s “RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE” The ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today & Saturday, “CASE OF THE BLACK PARROT” Also “The Quarterback” Sunday, Monday & Tuesday, Jack Benny in “Charley's Aunt” Also “BAD MEN OF MISSOURI” WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY “The BIG STORE” Also “CHRISTMAS IN JULY” Linen Damask SETS Truly regal gifts — Gleaming satin damask in beautiful designs with napkins to match. $4.95 to $25.00 DOWN QUILTS Exquisite colors and fine quality in satin and taffeta and the 100% down makes them fluffy and warm. $10.95 to $18.50 Amendations By Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt On Mahn Weds Clare Fluegge at Zion Lutheran Church Ceremony Friday lovely church ceremony at Zion Lutheran church Friday united Joan Valma Mahn Hilerton, daughter of Mr. and W. Mahn of Avenal, Calif., formerly of Fullerton, and Fluegge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fluegge of Suclid ave. date also marked the 26th anniversary of the bride's parents. NATIONAL WHITE the traditional white satin of a bride, Miss Mahn came the aisle on the arm of her. The bouquet of the bride white carnations, hyacinths blue forget-me-nots. Matron minor was Mrs. Elaine Mahn, in-law of the bride, who addressed in a pottery pink taffeta gown and acrried a muff of chrystanthemums. Is Irene Fluegge, sister of the groom, Mrs. Dorothy Maloney Miss Audrey Hancock were bridesmaids and were lovely vanish magenta taffeta gowns white muffs. Flower girl Miss Betty Ann Fluegge, sister of the bridegroom. MAN at man was Marvin Fluegge, bridegroom's brother, and were Leon Mahn, the brother; Walter Fluegge, del Ghost Town ns Wide Acclaim uncle of the bridegroom; and George Magill. Soloist before the ceremony was William Fackiner singing "through the Years" and "The Lord's Prayer." He was accompanied by Miss Helen Pifer at the organ console. RECEPTION GIVEN A reception was given in the Ebell clubhouse following the nuptial rites. Mrs. George Carpenter, Mrs. Edna Magill, Mrs. Andy Minder, and Mrs. Walter Fluegee assisted in reception duties. The bride and bridegroom's mothers were dressed in Spanish blue crepe and teal crepe, respectively. FOLLOWING HONEYMOON The new bride and groom will make their home at 913 E. Walnut st., Fullerton, following a honeymoon. The former Miss Mahn is a graduate of Fullerton junior college, UCLA and Santa Barbara State Teachers college. Mr. Fluegge attended Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college. He is employed in the shipyards at San Pedro. “Blitzkrieg” Is Not Modern Invention “Blitzkrieg,” the lightning wave employed today, is nothing new. Gertrude J. Nelson Appointed Director The name of Gertrude J. Nelson of Anaheim was on the list of directors today of the Institute of Religious Science and Philosophy, Santa Ana branch, following filing of articles of incorporation for the non-stock, non-profit organization by Secretary of State Paul Peek last week. According to the incorporation papers, submitted for filing by Miss Mildred E. Hawks, one of the incorporators, the corporation was formed, generally stated, “to furnish and make available education, information, advice, and training in relation to religious and mental science, religion; morals, metaphysics, philosophy, psychology, and related subjects.” TORTURING ANIMALS Crazy hate of animals behind the circus elephant murders? A famous psheiiatrist analyzes the type of mind likely to commit such an act and cites a number of curious case histories of warped personalities that took revenge by killing, maiming or torturing helpless dumb animals. Read his startling disclosures in The American Weekly, the magazine distributed with next week's LOS ANGELES EXAMINER. —(Adv.) Seale's Mortuary 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 "Blitzkrieg" Is Not Modern Invention "Blitzkrieg," the lightning war employed today, is nothing new but was practiced successfully 400 years ago in Peru, according to Dr. Rafael Loredo, South American historian. In the rebellion of 1544 in Peru, an outstanding general, Francisco de Caryajal, nicknamed, "Demon of the Andes," was in the habit of crossing and recrossing the high mountains with his infantry, cannon, and ammunition at great speed, which often resulted in the surprise and capture of village and town without resistance. 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