anaheim-gazette 1942-05-21

Anaheim Club Leaders Attend State Federation Meeting at Santa Barbara Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, president of the local Ebell club, Mrs. S. K. Watters, president of Las Amigas club and Miss Catherine McCullah, president of the Junior Ebell club of Anaheim were present at the annual state convention of Federated Women's clubs last week at Santa Barbara. Approximately 468 women from all over the state attended the many panel discussions held at the Lobero theater in the northern city. The theme for the entire convention was "Future of America—Depends on Me." A joint meeting of the Junior Ebell and Senior Ebell delegates was held Friday night. During the week the women heard from leading educators from California universities. Dr. Charles S. Bouga spoke on "Chaos and Order" and pointed out that order comes from chaos and that a better world will result from the war. CLERGYMAN SPEAKS Dr. Clarence Reidenbach, minister of the First Congregational church of Oakland, spoke on "Conscience, Courage and Country." He said that we must have courage and prepare for the future peace; we must accept our responsibility and prepare during war for the peace; and not to give away to hatred that would deter the effective establishment and planning of a satisfactory world peace. Another speaker was Dr. E. O. Watts whose topic was "Who Are Our Enemies." He stressed the importance of markets in the world that will follow the war. He stated that in order for America to be economically sound, she must develop her world markets and export more than she has in the past. MUSICAL INTERLUDE A musical interlude was presented Thursday night, featuring the Mission String Trio from San Gabriel Valley. A former Anaheim girl, Mrs. Virginia Long Boardman, was pianist for the group. Dr. Graham Stuart of Stanford talked on "Making the Good Neighbor Policy Work." He urged that we work toward greater friendliness to South America to make our policy work better than it is now. FINAL PANEL The final panel was given Friday afternoon when Father Vincent C. Donovan spoke on "Womanhood and Human Solidarity." Mrs. Hoskins returned Friday night, Mrs. Watters came home Friday and Miss McCullah stayed until Saturday. Many other county women's club leaders attended the session. “Miss Mary Wood” Takes a Trip at Campus Style Show Given by Seniors Saturday Following Miss Mary Wood in her travels throughout the "Miss Mary Wood” Takes a Trip at Campus Style Show Given by Seniors Saturday Following Miss Mary Wood in her travels throughout the United States in a fashion revue was a delightful experience last Saturday afternoon when the seniors of Marywood high school presented a style show to Anaheim women. The Mary Millerick shop supervised and supplied the wearing apparel used. The novel idea of a tour over America on the part of “Miss Mary Wood” was originated by Betty Fluor, senior student, who was the narrator during the revue. Lovely young models were Dawn Baker, Margaret Farabough, Marjorie Nyboe, Audree Maduell, Dora Osterkamp, Rita Patin and Anna Marie Steichen. Snappy suits, cool frocks, filmy evening gowns and all-occasion dresses were featured in the show, enjoyed by about 250 women. The setting was the lovely grass yard of the school. Models entered from the school building where string music by high school musicians was heard. Miss Fluor described each costume and told where “Miss Mary Wood” was going and what would be doing there as the girl descended the steps. She started from Los Angeles by train in a brown plaid suit and from then on saw America while wearing a stunning array of new fashions. Refreshments of punch and cake were served by members of the senior class, under the chairmanship of Lyla Burrows. Class colors of white and gold were displayed on the tea table in the corner of the yard. Redlands Graduation Exercises to Climax Prominent Anaheim Coed’s College Career Graduation exercises next Sunday at the University of Redlands will climax the college career of Frances Schacht, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Jolly, 735 North Philadelphia street. She will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree in the formal graduation ceremony in the University Greek Theatre at 5:30 p.m. Graduation speaker will be Vierling Kersey, superintendent of the Los Angeles City school. He will address the seniors at the evening ceremony, following a day of activities beginning with baccalaureate services in the University chapel at 11 a.m. when Dr. C. O. Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., will speak. Dinner for seniors and their parents will follow the morning exercises in the Commons at 1 p.m. President and Mrs. Elam J. Anderson will entertain seniors and guests at tea in their home at 7 p.m. A graduate from Anaheim high school, Miss Schacht is president of Delta Kappa Psi sorority. Last national honorary service organization for sophomore women. She is secretary of the Women's Federal Board and is a member of the Young Women's Christian association. EDUCATION MAJOR An education major, Miss Schacht is practice teaching in the first grade of Kingsbury school, Redlands, this semester. Last term she taught in the fifth grade of Warm Springs school, San Bernardino district. Save Cosmetics Now To Stop Future Rationing Conservation of natural resources has been advocated for a long time but the conservation of cosmetics, the thing that makes women look better than natural, is new to Americans. It is reported that in England cosmetics are as precious as diamonds. Here we still have more than enough for everyone, but we must learn to conserve what we have so that it won't be necessary to ration lipsticks, powder or cream in the future. SOME SUGGESTIONS Here are some suggestions: If you buy large jars of face cream, sterilize a small jar and keep a week's supply on your dressing table, and store the rest in a cool place. Keep the outside of your container clean, for sticky jars collect dirt and rancidity, and your fingers transfer the grime and rancid oils to your face. STRONG LIGHT Strong light is damaging to perfume and alters their fragrance, so keep perfume in a dark, cool place. Learn to apply your lip-stick with a brush, so that you may be able to use every speck of rouge in the stick. Press, rather than pat, powder over your face and smooth with the puff. You'll be surprised how much longer a box will last. CHURCH ANNIVERSARY In celebration of its 69th anniversary, the St. Michael's Episcopal church held special services Sunday and Monday with Rev. D. Howard Dow, Rector, officiating. Rev. Robert B. Gooden of Los Angeles was a special guest at a 10:30 service Sunday. Monday evening an anniversary dinner was given in the parish house. Rev Wesley Havermale, rector from Santa Ana, was the speaker. calaureate services in the University chapel at 11 a.m. when Dr. C. O. Johnson of St. Louis, Mo., will speak. Dinner for seniors and their parents will follow the morning exercises in the Commons at 1 p.m. President and Mrs. Elam J. Anderson will entertain seniors and guests at tea in their home at 7 p.m. A graduate from Anaheim high school, Miss Schacht is president of Delta Kappa Psi sorority. Last year she served as vice president of the junior class. As a sophomore she was president of the Spurs, "No News Is Good," US Navy Counsels The oft repeated statement that "No news is good news" was issued again today by the Navy department following receipt of many letters expressing worry as to the safety of friends and relatives on duty with the fleet. Pointing out that great distances involved in operations of ships naturally cause many delays in correspondence, the department, in response to many such letters received recently, said that such delays should not be considered serious. AT HOME RECOVERING H. G. Harling is recovering this week at his home at 401 North Janss street following an tonsillectomy Monday. Men, Women! Old at 40, 50, 60! Get Pep Feel Years Younger, Full of Vim Don't blame exhausted, worn-out, run-down feeling on your age. Thousands amused at what a little pepping up with Ostrex will do. Contains general tonics often needed after 40—by bodies lacking iron, selenium phosphate, Vitamin B. A 72-year-old doctor writes: "I took it myself. Results were fine." Special introductory size Ostrex Tonic Tablets costs only 25c. Stop feeling pepless, old. Start feeling peppier and younger, this very day. For sale at all good drug stores everywhere—in Anaheim, at Henry Bros. EDUCATION MAJOR An education major, Miss Schacht is practice teaching in the first grade of Kingsbury school, Redlands, this semester. Last term she taught in the fifth grade of Warm Springs school, San Bernardino district. WEAR A NEW STRAW HAT! By Stetson A Large Selection of $1.95 up $5.00 and Other Straws YUNGBLUTH'S 145 W. Center Phone 4130 Southern California Republican Women Convene Tomorrow at Elks Clubhouse Southern California Republican women will convene tomorrow at the Elks clubhouse in Anaheim for a special conference meeting of the Southern Division of the State council. Mrs. Frank Rospaw of Placentia, retiring president of Orange county and first vice president of the district, will preside during the business session when officers for the new year will be elected. ANAHEIM EXECUTIVE BOARD Members of the executive board of Anaheim plan to meet at 1:30 p.m. after the luncheon. Nominations of new officers were made at a meeting last week. They are Mrs. Eva Boyd, president; and vice presidents—Mrs. Roy Helsing, first; Mrs. Emma Jackson, second; Miss E. Kate Rea, third; Mrs. R. W. Marvin, fourth; Mrs. C. A. Sisson, fifth; Mrs. F. H. Bastian, secretary; Mrs. M. E. Beebe, treasurer; Mrs. Emma Karlin, parlimentarian; Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland, publicity; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, program chairman; Mrs. Mae LeVecke, library chairman; Mrs. Lotus Loudon, patriotic chairman. CONFERENCE 10 A.M. The conference will begin at 10 a.m. when district board members, country presidents and their board members will meet. At 2:30 p.m., all women of Orange county are invited to attend the special meeting when plans will be made for representation at the state convention in Visalia in June. Miss Anna M. Baker or Santa Barbara, president of this division, will speak and will outline plans for Republican women in advance of the August primaries and November election. Republican women who are no members of the local executive board are urged to attend the luncheon and should contact Mrs. Loudon by this evening to make reservations. Women from Imperial, San Bernardino, San Diego, San Luis Obispo, Riverside, Ventura, Los Angeles, Santa Barbara and Orange counties will be represented. Units of the California Council of Republican Women, which are affiliated with the National Federation of Women's Republica club, are organized in every community in Orange county. General chairman of the affair is Mrs. Robert Rossberg. Other committee women are Mrs. Ethel Caverly, chairman, assisted by Miss Hazel Tilson, prizes; Mrs. Ronald Brandon, chairman, assisted by Mrs. Richard Clowes, Mrs. L. G. Wilson and Miss Anderson, tea; and Miss Wilcox, chairman, serving committee. A Little Of Everything A Little Of Everything DESERT TRIP John Jackson, on liberty from a Coast Lookout station, and his brother, Dr. Verne Jackson, interne at the Los Angeles county hospital, are enjoying a short stay at the Mojave desert this week. The boys are the sons of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson of West Broadway. RECOVERS FROM MEASLES Donald Hall, ten-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer V. Hall of 538 South Palm street, returned to Benjamin Franklin school yesterday after recovering from a case of the measles. PORTERVILLE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Sandilands, brother-in-law and sister of Mrs. V. W. Borden, are guests of the Anaheim people for four days this week. They will return soon to their home in Porterville. HOME OVER WEEKEND Betty Jean Hanson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson of 925 North Clementine street, arrived home Friday night after attending the Junior and Senior banquet of Pepperdine college given at the Hollywood Roosevelt hotel. She is a junior student at the college and returned to Los Angeles Sunday evening. USED FURNITURE DAVENPORT AND CHAIR— $45.00 Tapestry covered. Good Condition! LIBRARY DINING TABLE — $10.00 26x42 when closed, opens to 42x42 LIBRARY TABLE — $ 5.00 Good condition OAK DINING CHAIRS— $ 4.00 Leather seats. Four for LONG DAVENPORT TABLE $ 9.95 Only TEA WAGON — $ 9.00 with drop leaves and removable glass tray! A real buy! ASSORTED ODD SMALL TABLES— $ 1.95 Up from WEAR NEW Straw HAT! By Stetson $5.00 and up Phone 4130 GOOD CONDITION ... $ 5.00 OAK DINING CHAIRS— $ 4.00 Leather seats. Four for ... LONG DAVENPORT TABLE $ 9.95 Only ... TEA WAGON — $ 9.00 with drop leaves and removable glass tray! A real buy! ASSORTED ODD SMALL TABLES— $ 1.95 Up from ... DRESSERS AND VANITIES — $ 5.00 Large selection! Up from ... BED— $10.00 Full size in walnut! Only ... REMADE COTTON MATTRESSES— $ 6.75 Full size and twin size! Up from ... CRIB— $ 8.00 Painted ivory! COIL SPRINGS $ 2.00 Up from ... ROCKERS AND OCCASIONAL CHAIRS— $ 1.00 Numerous selections! Up from ... "SPARK" GAS STOVE — $17.50 A-1 condition! "RELIABLE" GAS COOKING STOVE— $12.50 Better Buy One of These While You Can! GIBSON REFRIGERATORS — 3 ONLY No restrictions on these refrigerators! GAFFERS AND SATTLERS GAS RANGES — 3 ONLY Sold subject to government regulations! VINCENT FURNITURE COMPANY 504 - 506 West Center St., Anaheim Phone 3115 Women Clubhouse for representation at the convention in Visalia in Miss Anna M. Baker of Barbara, president of this will speak and will out-ss for Republican women once of the August pri- and November election. American women who are not of the local executive are urged to attend the and should contact Mrs. by this evening to make donations. From Imperial, San Diego, San Diego, San Luis Riverside, Ventura, Los Santa Barbara and Or-unties will be represented. The California Council of Women, which are with the National Feder- of Women's. Republican organization in every com-in Orange county. Penny Wise says... "Save—to make the Japs pay." THEN washing clothes by hand, rub badly soiled with a soft brush and a soap lather. This is easy fabric, yet hard on the dirt. Page Three of the ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1942 The S.Q.R. Store SUMMER FASHION SUCCESSES for Business Women for Defense Workers for Victory Garden Workers for Loungers and Vacationists Sweaters of Wool or Angora In sets or single garments, pull-overs and coat styles. Pink, blue and yellow. Angora Pull-over $3.95 Angora coats $4.95 Chenille pull-over $3.50 Chenille coats $4.50 Angora Twin Sets $10.95 BRILLIANT BLOUSES In bold prints in colors to blend with slacks. Short and long sleeves. $3.50 and $3.95 CREASE RESISTANT SLACKS Of Samara fabric a rayon-linen weave, soft, handsome and crease resistant, in all shades, cool colors and neutrals. Zipper fly front and self fabric belt. $4.95 and $5.95 "Save—to make the Japs pay." HEN washing clothes by hand, rub badly soiled with a soft brush and a soap lather. This is easy fabric, yet hard on the dirt. you'll save many pennies by simple rule for laundering ties carefully. Put those coins into U. S. SAVINGS MPS—they're valuable toocracy! FOR DEFENSE BUY UNITED STATES SAVINGS BONDS AND STAMPS RE $45.00 $10.00 $ 5.00 $ 4.00 $ 9.95 $ 9.00 $ 1.95 $3.50 and $3.95 CREASE RESISTANT SLACKS Of Samara fabric a rayon-linen weave, soft, handsome and crease resistant, in all shades, cool colors and neutrals. Zipper fly front and self fabric belt. $4.95 and $5.95 SLACK SUITS Sizes 12 to 20 $8.95 TO $13.95 LIGHT BLUE DENIM SLACKS Sanforized shrunk, zippered and belted. $2.25 and $2.95 Blue Denim Shorts $1.95 NEW STRAWS-NEW COLORS NEW STYLES-NEW WEAVES IN MEN'S STRAW HATS Every smart new style including the always popular sailor. Come in and try on these new light and airy straws. Nobby Mesh . . . Airflow Panamas . . . Linen Bangku . . . California Mesh . . . Paribunta . . Trimmed with novelty Pugarees. $1.95 to $3.50 We've Got You Sized Up Right! $1.95 to $3.50 We've Got You Sized Up Right! No guessing about size when you buy an Arrow sport shirt! This year's Arrow sport shirts have your exact neck sizes and sleeve length—just like regular shirts! We have a large selection to choose from, including pull-over types. They're all good-looking, comfortable and cool. Step in and buy your Arrow sport shirts today! $2.50 to $4.95 ORIGINAL FOUR FOLD NO LINING PALM BEACH TIES There is real excitement in these brilliant new ties, fashioned of genuine Palm Beach fabric. They are the only truly sun fast, tub fast ties made today. Fresh, cool colors A. E. Schumacher O. H. Renner The S2R Store