anaheim-gazette 1942-01-08

Anaheim’s Social Swim HERE FOR WINTER Mrs. Rena Allen, mother of Clayton Allen of 427 S. Citron st., arrived this week by train from Geneva, Ohio. She will stay with the Allens for the winter. AT GIBBS HOME Coming home from Los Angeles for the holidays was Caroline Gibb, daughter of the F. N. Gibbs of 929 E. Center st. SON LEAVES Bob Barnes, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. W. Barnes of 623 N. Zeyn st., left Sunday for Palo Alto where he is a sophomore student at Stanford university. He was at home over the holidays. NEW YEAR GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bakenhus of 522 S. Indiana st. were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donohue of Garden Grove on New Year's day. Also present were the Bakenhus children, Eugene and Roger and the Donohue children, Jennine and Billy. IN NAVY AIR CORPS Joseph L. Heinz, son of Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz of 1224 N. Palm st., left Friday morning for the Navy Air Corps Reserve at Long Beach where he is stationed at the present time. BOY FOR PANNIERS A baby boy was born January 3 at the St. Joseph’s hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Pannier of 559 S. Ohio st. He weighed six SKATING PARTIES Friday evening skating parties at the Anaheim city park will be continued this Friday at 7:30 p.m. Youngsters are invited to come and parents may watch from chairs provided by city park officials. Door prizes and music will be provided also. FIRST GRANDAUGHTER A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Fyatt, the former Miss Ruth Yale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Yale of 539 S. Citron st., at the Methodist hospital in Los Angeles on New Year's day. Both the mother and child are doing fine and will go home soon to 441 W. 118th st., Los Angeles. ORANGETHORPE PTA The next meeting of Orangehorpe PTA will be held next Tuesday at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Miss Carma Zimmerman, county librarian, will be the speaker of the day. NEWLYWEDS MAKE HOME IN FULLERTON AFTER CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del Giorgio, the former Miss Madeline Helene Moore of Anaheim, were at their new home on N. Woods ave., Fullerton, after New Year's day. They Reviewing the fashion year, you can look back on a colorful Spring painted in gay plaids, checked a striped suit as well as bright prints... a black Summer of the black satin, black sheers w lace, black shantung with a touch of white for street wear and blazer dresses for the “white collared” girls... an Autumn sporti the colors of the rainbow not on in her blustery sky but on women... and a Winter chill by the realization of war but with a colorful attempt to overbear olive drab war colors. FASHION CENTER SHIFTS The year 1941 saw the fashion center of the world shifted from trampled Paris and a crippled London to metropolitan New York and zany Hollywood. As the smil “citizens of the world”, migrated to New York and to the West Coast, American designers stress simplicity in their interpretations of American's fashion. In IN NAVY AIR CORPS Joseph L. Heinz, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz of 1224 N. Palm st., left Friday morning for the Navy Air Corps Reserve at Long Beach where he is stationed at the present time. BOY FOR PANNIERS A baby boy was born January 3 at the St. Joseph's hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Milton W. Pannier of 559 S. Ohio st. He weighed six pounds, eight ounces and has a sister, Shirley, who will be seven years old soon. Both the baby and mother are doing fine and visitors were allowed in the room Wednesday. AT LAKE RANCH Mrs. Ruth Jefferson Rust and Mrs. Sid McGraw, both of Anaheim, spent four days last week at Sahuaro Lake Ranch in Arizona. They returned Sunday evening with Warren Rust, son of Mrs. Rust, who was in Arizona. SUNDAY TURKEY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lamers of 525 W. Chestnut st. were hosts Sunday at a 2 p.m. turkey dinner. The table was centered with a bowl of holly and red candles at each end. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Page and daughter, Beverly Joy, of Long Beach; Mrs. D. R. Humphrey and daughters, Barbara June and Lorraine of Compton; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Goodrich and son, Stanley jr., of Los Angeles; Miss Evylin Hamon of Abilene, Texas; Mrs. Amelia Lamers, Mrs. Anna Hamon, Dr. and Mrs. Vern Hamon, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Lamers and children, Ken and Shirley, all of Anaheim. Invited but unable to be present were Bud Humphreys of Compton, Mrs. Ann Girton of Whitewater and Buss Hamon of Anaheim. NEWLYWEDS MAKE HOME IN FULLERTON AFTER CEREMONY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Del Giorgio, the former Miss Madeline Helene Moore of Anaheim, were at their new home on N. Woods ave., Fullerton, after New Year's day. They were married at St. Mary's church, Fullerton, December 20 at 9 a.m. At the ceremony, performed by Father Lehans, the former Miss Moore wore a gold ensemble with olive green accesories and carried a Talisman roses bouquet. She was given in marriage by Walter Amstutz,, a close friend. Maid of honor was Laura Dean, who was dressed in black and gold and green accesories and carried golden roses. CHURCH DECORATIONS Decorations in the church were gold and rust chrysanthemums. A reception followed at the Elks clubhouse in Anaheim. Mrs. Helen Moore, the bride's mother, received in a black costume with a corsage of red roses. ANAHEIM HIGH The former Miss Moore is a graduate of Anaheim high school, Fullerton junior college and UCLA. She is teaching in Garden Grove. Mr. Del Georgio, the son of Martin Del Giorgio of Buena Park, attended Fullerton schools and Loyola University. He is employed at the Del Giorgio ranch in Buena Park. For their honeymoon, the Del Giorgios went to Arizona and Carlsbad, N. Mex., for a short stay. FASHION CENTER SHIFTS The year 1941 saw the fashion center of the world shifted from trampled Paris and a crippled London to metropolitan New York and zany Hollywood. As the smiles "citizens of the world", migration to New York and to the West Coast, American designers stress simplicity in their interpretation of American's fashion. In the shops of Fifth Avenue and Wshire Boulevard alike were minced the famous faces of every nationality... And all we can also remember those Summer Hawaiian printed beach shirts, the richly colored tweed sport jackets... All these emphasize one thing—men's clothes are nally becoming comfortable (the first time since the caveman). RAINBOW'S GOLD POT So much for 1941. Now ahead us is one of the most important years of our lives and our nation not only in the world of fashion but also in this world of hate and greed and hope. We women have a job to do this year. We must wear a colorful bunch. No olive drake Navy blue for us. These dreary times need a dash of tobacco as the women can furnish it — wearing the colors of the rainbow Who knows? Maybe that's the way to find the pot of gold at the eighth place. CHRISTMAS VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Madison are family of New York, Mr. and M.J.H. Waters and family all Richmond, Calif., were Christmas visitors at the C.O.Waters' hoft at 412 N. Olive st. The family so entertained Jerry Hollister soldier stationed at Corona, Ca- "THANK YOU—from all of us" "Just before Christmas, we told you that we would appreciate your lending us a hand over the Holiday Season by not sending greetings by Long Distance. "We asked this in order to help keep the lines available for calls important to defense. In spite of all our extra operators could do, there were many more calls than could be handled without delay. We are exceedingly sorry for the delay, but grateful for the friendly cooperation you gave us all through these busy days. Thank you. It really helped a lot. We assure you that we will do our level best, under existing conditions, to render you the finest service possible during the coming year." SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY 217 North Lemon Street Telephone Anaheim 2101 Mary Shea-Edwin Conger Engagement Is Revealed Friday in Party Sport Theme Two tennis players on a napkin before silver wedding bells with the names "Mary and Ed" told the story at the announcement party of Miss Mary Shea, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Shea of Placentia ave., Friday evening. Her bride-groom elect is Edwin Conger of Fullerton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conger. HOME DECORATIONS Decorations in the home were in the sport theme carried out with miniature winter sport scenes. Lovely floral arrangements of yellow and white snapdragons with chrysanthemums were placed throughout the home. Guessing games were played MARIE HEINZ TELLS ENGAGEMENT TO FERDINAND PATIN Miss Marie Heinz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz of 1224 N. Palm st., revealed her engagement to Ferdinand Patin, son of T. Patin of Anaheim, after a family dinner given by Mrs. John Kirsch, sr., grandmother of the bride-elect. The dinner was given at the Marigold cafe after which the group met at the J. W. Heinz home for games and moving pictures. Prizes went to Bernie Heinz, J. W. Heinz, Mrs. J. Kirasch of Redondo, and Mrs. John Kirsch jr. The announcement — "Marie and Ferdie"—was found in a surprise envelope contained in the first prize. EXCITEMENT OF NEWS After the excitement of the winners being Mrs. Selma Darrow and Mrs. Neely of Fullerton: DESSERT COURSE A dessert course was served by Mrs. Conger, mother of the bride-groom-to-be, and Mrs. M. J. Bradley, aunt of the bride-elect, of Anaheim. Miss Shea, a graduate of Anaheim high school and University of California, is in the physical education department at Fullerton high school. FULLERTON HIGH Mr. Conger attended Fullerton high school and junior college and is employed in the production control department of North American Aviation. Guests present were Adah Wilcox, Katherine McCullah, Margaret Bradley, Mrs. Juanita Dinkler, Mrs. Jane Easton, Mrs. Lois Jewell, Mrs. Blake, all of Anaheim; Audrey Hollingsworth, Ruth Conger, Phyllis Corcoran, Edith Logan, Myrtle Klahn, Mrs. Ruth Scott, Elva Swoffer, al lof Fullerton; Mrs. Polentz, Betty Polentz and Florence Randall, Whittier; Jean Hixon from Raymond, and Mrs. Rosalind Grandeur of Santa Barbara. BOB ARMENTROUT WEDS IN SAN LUIS OBISPO CHAPEL The San Luis Obispo chapel was the scene of a military wedding on Christmas day of Miss Irene Coker of San Luis Obispo and Robert Armentrout, formerly of Anaheim, and now a private in the San Luis Obispo camp. HIGH FASHION is the one of this crepe dinner gown the all red back, should sleeves and solid black from by Rise Stevens, opera and star. A red crepe belt heavy crusted with gold braid and els is its only ornamentation BOB CENTER SHIFTS The year 1941 saw the fashion of the world shifted from a red Paris and a crippled train to metropolitan New York, many Hollywood. As the smart mascots of the world", migrated New York and to the West American designers stressed city in their interpretation American's fashion. In the Fifth Avenue and Wil-Boulevard alike were mingling famous faces of every harsimationality ... And all wore edge of this new cosmopolitan unmistakably American city. USE SPICE Men, by the way, spiced up fashion plate with a dash of ginger and chile—in fact, every color—and the reas appetizing ... As you areemberng Pearl Harbor," you also remember those Summerbian printed beach shirts, and chily colored tweed sports skins ... All these emphasized men's clothes are fi-becoming comfortable (for first time since the caveman). BOW'S GOLD POT Much for 1941. Now ahead of one of the most important of our lives and our nation's only in the world of fashion, so in this world of hate and hope. We women have to do this year. We must be careful bunch. No olive drab or blue for us. These dreary need a dash of tobasco and women can furnish it — by using the colors of the rainbow. How now? Maybe that's the way the pot of gold at the end. STMAS VISITORS and Mrs. A. J. Madison and of New York, Mr. and Mrs. Waters and family all of Lond, Calif., were Christmas at the C. O. Waters' home N. Olive st. The family altered Jerry Hollister, a stationed at Corona, Calif. BACK TO SCHOOL Among those returning to school after a visit at home is Miss Mary Lou Jones, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Jones of N. Zeyn st., who returned this week to the Brown Shool for Girls in Glendale. BOB ARMENTROUT WEDS IN SAN LUIS OBISPO CHAPEL The San Luis Obispo chapel was the scene of a military wedding on Christmas day of Miss Irene Coker of San Luis Obispo and Robert Armentrout, formerly of Anaheim, and now a private in the San Luis Obispo camp. Private Armentrout, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Armentrout of 425 E. Adele st., was one of the first of the Anaheim boys to volunteer and left here in Nov., 1940. He is now in the office of camp engineer where he draws layout plans for the camp. He is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college. HIS BRIDE His bride wore an attractive light blue wool suit with brown accessories at the wedding.. Her flower was a single orchid She is a secretary in the Camp Ordinance Office and attended San Jose schools. YOUNG COUPLE As soon as Private Armentrout receive a three-day furlough, the young couple will visit the Armentrouts in Anaheim. MEN'S AND BOYS' DRESS SHIRTS One group of men's dress shirts, all woven fabrics, fast colors, sanforized shrunk in smart patterns. Sizes 14½ to 17. Special sale price, Each— $1.59 MEN'S SPORT COATS 12 only—all wool sport coats, discontinued numbers, priced for quick clearance—sizes— 37 38 39 40 42 4 2 3 2 1 Special to clear— $5.95 MEN'S SLACKS All wool slack pants, original HIGH FASHION is the type of this crepe dinner gown that all red back, should sleeves and solid black front by Rise Stevens, opera and star. A red crepe belt heavy crusted with gold braid and els is its only ornamentation. What Should I A Funeral Cost? Visitors to our model Mortuary discover that a dignified beauty and appropriate funerals that will meet even family's requirement need not cost more than the amount tha are prepared to pay Why not ask us about this important matter? Seale's Mortua Broadway at Lemon Anaheim the place to go! FOX WEST COAST THEATRES The BROADWAY SANTA ANA PHONE 300 NOW — ENDS MONDAY (JANUARY 12) "THE CORSICAN BROTHERS" starring Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. with Ruth Warrick and Akim Tamiroff "YOUR IN THE ARMY NOW!" with Jimmy Durante—Phil Silvers—June Wyman Edward Arnold, Walter Huston, Anne Shirley, James Craig COMING SOON "THEY DIED WITH THEIR BOOTS ON" "DUMBO" "BALL OF FIRE" The WEST COAST SANTA ANA PHONE 858 NOW — ENDS TUESDAY (JANUARY 13) The Most Important Entertainment Event of the Season! Richard Llewellyn's "HOW GREEN WAS MY VALLEY" also "OBLIGING YOUNG LADY" plus Donald Duck Cartoon The FOX ANAHEIM TELEPHONE 3602 STARTS TODAY — ENDS TUESDAY (JAN. 9 to 13) "LOUISIANA PURCHASE" starring BOB HOPE, ZORINA, VICTOR MOORE also Fred MacMurray & Mary Martin in "NEW YORK TOWN" WEDNESDAY TO SATURDAY (JANUARY 14 to 17) The CHOCOLATE SOLDIER' with Nelson Eddy, Rise Stevens also "H. M. PULHAM, ESQUIRE" with Robert Young and Hedy Lamarr The FOX FULLERTON TELEPHONE 267 FRIDAY to TUESDAY (JANUARY 9 to 13) Claudette Colbert in "REMEMBER THE DAY" with John Payne also Edw. G. Robinson in "UNHOLY PARTNERS" STARTING WEDNESDAY (JANUARY 14) "LOUISIANA PURCHASE" with Bob Hope also "NEW YORK TOWN" The ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 FRIDAY AND SATURDAY (JAN. 9 - 10) "KING OF DODGE CITY" also "SHOT IN THE DARK" SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY (JANUARY 11-12-13) "DIVE BOMBER" also "THEY MET IN ARGENTINA" WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY (JANUARY 14-15) "RINGSIDE MAISIE" also "MELODY FOR THREE" 12 only — all wool sport coats, discontinued numbers, priced for quick clearance—sizes— 37 38 39 40 42 4 2 3 2 1 Special to clear— $5.95 MEN'S SLACKS All wool slack pants, original values upto $7.50 and $8.95. 18 pairs only. Priced to clear at— $6.95 BOYS' SWEATERS All Wool Catalina Sweaters: Boysand junior sizes in ages 4 to 18. Original values $3.50 and $3.95. Limited number to go at $2.95 BOYS' SUITS One group of Boys All Wool Suits, all wool. Values $13.84 and $16.50. Sale Priced— $10.95 and $16.50 BOYS' SPORT COATS 19 only. Boys all wool sport coats, discontinued styles and numbers. Ages 6 to 13. Special to Clear— $2.95 BOYS' JACKETS 14 boys all wool, fancy plaid Jackets. Sizes 4 to 18. $4.95 values. Special to clear out— $3.95 Dr. Frances Hilgenfeld and William Rose Joined in Sacramento Church Beginning their married life together on the first day of the year, the former Dr. Frances K. Hilgenfeld of Sacramento, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld of 120 E. Broadway, and William O. Rose, also of Sacramento, son of Mrs. Katharine C. Rose, of Westminster, were married at the Evangelical church of Sacramento with both Rev. Hilgenfeld and Rev. J. Schergacher officiating. The bride's gown was a suit made of a crepe dress with a wool coat in crushed raspberry. Her flowers were white orchids made into a shoulder corsage. Marton of honor was Mrs. Robert Farrar, sister of the bride, of Santa Ana, who wore a beige suit with brown squirrel fir trim. Her corsage was a green orchid. BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED The church was beautifully decorated with white gladiolas and tall white tapers. William Pisani, organist, from Lodi, played "Intermezzo," "Ave Maria," "Moonlight and Roses," and "Concerto in B Flat." The soloist before the ceremony was Donald Krueger of Lodi, who sang "Because" and "Ich Liebe Dich." Best man at the nuptial rites was Raymond R. Rose, Westminster, brother of the groom. Ushers were Harvey C. Nunn, Dr. William R. Patterson and Carl Flautt of Sacramento; and Robert S. Farrar of Santa Ana. RECEPTION HELD A reception was held at Dunlap's wedding dinner. Guests were relatives and attendants. Receiving were Mrs. Hilgenfeld, in a black crepe with lace trim and a red rose corsage, Mrs. Rose, dressed in a military blue dress and a corsage of Talisman roses, and Mrs. Harvey C. Nunn, sister of the bride, who sliced the cake after the bride and groom had cut the first piece. The former Dr. Hilgenfeld is a graduate of the Los Angeles College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, class of 1940, an interne for one year at Los Angeles County Osteopathic Hospital and has been taking over the practice of Dr. Leta B. Jackson of Sacramento. She is a member of the Interne Alumna Association. Seale's Mortuary 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 To Relieve Misery of COLDS take 666 LIQUID TABLETS, SALVE, NOSE DROPS WHAT A PRIVILEGE! To Hear Outstanding Christian Workers As Evangelist C.R.Eugott HIGH FASHION is the styling of this crepe dinner gown with all red back, shoulders and sleeves and solid black front worn in Rise Stevens, opera and movie star. A red crepe belt heavily enrusted with gold braid and jewels is its only ornamentation. WHAT A PRIVILEGE! To Hear Outstanding Christian Workers As Evangelist C. B. Fugett, of Ashland, Ky., and Prof. John E. Moore SONG EVANGELIST — at — The Church of the Nazarene Cypress at Claudina January 7 to 18 Inclusive 7:30 P.M. Except Saturday A Dynamic Preacher You Will Never Forget Music and Singing Which Will Inspire You BRING YOUR FRIENDS What Should A Funeral Cost Visitors to our modern Mortuary discover that a dignified beautiful and appropriate funeral that will meet every family's requirements, need not cost more than the amount they are prepared to pay. Why not ask us about this important matter. Seale’s Mortuary Broadway at Lemon Anaheim A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE The Sale of the Year. The event which all Orange County waits for. Amazing values on our reliable quality merchandise—only the prices are radically reduced. Save Now—and come early for best selections. RAYON DRESSES Small group of rayon dresses, assorted styles and colors, regularly $4.95 and $5.95. Sale Price— $2.95 LADIES' SLIPS Ladies better costume slips. Choice of tailored and lace trimmed. Clearance sale priced $2.00 LADIES' PAJAMAS SILK HOSE Full fashioned silk hose in good range of smart colors. They are slight irregulars of better hose, in varied weights. Clearance, pair— $9c TABLE CLOTHS One group of printed table cloths, assorted sizes and beautiful patterns. Special to clear at— 19% LESS LACE DINNER CLOTHS Nice group of lace dinner cloths odd lots, mostly one of a kind. Lovely patterns to choose from Clearance priced— 10% OFF RAYON DRESSES Small group of rayon dresses, assorted styles and colors, regularly $4.95 and $5.95. Sale Price— $2.95 CASUAL DRESSES Ladies' casual dresses in lovely rayons and jerseys. These were formerly $6.50 to $12.95. Sale Priced— $4.95 to $9.95 LADIES' SWEATERS Fine selection of Sweaters, pullovers and coat sweaters in assorted colors— $1.00 $1.50 $1.95 LADIES' SLIPS Ladies better costume slips. Choice of tailored and lace trimmed. Clearance sale priced $2.00 LADIES' PAJAMAS One lot of smart Pajamas, including crepe and satin with tailored or lace trim. Reduced for clearance to— $2.95 JUNIOR DRESSES One group of junior frocks, assorted sizes and styles, sizes 9 to 17. These were $5.95 and $6.50 dresses. Clearance Priced $3.95 JANUARY CLEARANCE Ladies Shoes SPECIALLY PRICED AT $2.95 $3.95 $5.95 Our clean-up sale of fall shoes starts THURSDAY These prices denote outstanding values in high grade, nationally known shoes — Tweedies, Red Cross, Connies and Paris Fashions. These prices mean real savings. Come early for best selections. LACE DINNER CLOTHS Nice group of lace dinner cloths odd lots, mostly one of a kind. Lovely patterns to choose from Clearance priced— 10% OFF WASH CLOTHS One lot of Terry Wash Cloths, add lines, assorted colors. Many are 15c values. Clearance Each 10c DRESS FABRICS Big table of assorted cottons, choice of plaids, prints and plain colors. Clearance priced yard— 35c WARM OUTINGS 36 inch outing flannels, fancy striped patterns. — Clearance priced, yard— 15c TURKISH TOWELS One lot of the hand size towels, fine quality and good colors. Special in the Clearance Sale at, Each— 22c