anaheim-gazette 1944-10-12

REPUBLICAN WOMEN HEAR FACTS AS TOLD BY SPEAKER AT MEETING FRIDAY At the meeting of the Anaheim Republican Women's club held at the Parker House Cafe banquet room last Friday, Attorney Forgy of Santa Ana, gave hard, cold facts taken from talks by prominent Democratic leaders including the President of the United States. A luncheon preceded the meeting and during which time Ann O'Brien, county council president, asked that all workers in the precinct urgently put forth every effort in precinct work in order that a majority might be reached in the forthcoming election. Announcement of a Republican Women's tea in the home of Mrs. Carl Seamans, Yorba Linda, on October 20 was made by Mrs. Carson Roberts, president of that club. During the business session a discussion on amendments was held. In the principal talk of the meeting, Attorney Forgy quoted quite extensively from Pettingill's book, "For Americans Only." Mr. Pettingill is a former Democratic leader and has incorporated within the covers of his book, excerpts from talks given by the leading politicians of this country. He showed wherein the administration leaders and advisers are pointing toward a government controlled country, similar to that of Russia under he communistic plan and the leadership of Germany under Hitler. in Germany insofar as the government is trying to dictate to the people of his nation, even to his savings of the widows, families, persons will be worthless if future plans are allowed to be carried out. As in the past, states Mr. Forgy, the enactment of these changes as stated in Pettingill's book, will be gradual and bloodless rather than sudden and horrible and the masses of the people will hardly realize what has happened. Other prominent members of the clubs over the county who were present were Mrs. Mildred Ridenour, president of the Huntington Beach club; Mrs. J. F. Mueller, Orange, vice-president of the county council; Mrs. May Overby, Huntington Beach, chairman of the legislation; Mrs. W. O. Broady, Garden Grove, council secretary; Mrs. F. M. Merrell of Huntington Beach; Mrs. E. P. Lutz, Garden Grove president; Mrs. Bert Shaw, Yorba Linda, council press chairman; Mrs. Robert Williams, San Clemente, and Mrs. Eva Boyd, council treasurer. 243,848 WAR PRISONERS IN UNITED STATES On September 1 there were 243,-848 prisoners of war confined within the geographic limits of the United States, the Ninth Service Command Prisoner of War branch, at Fort Douglas, Utah, was informed today. Rose Dominguez Honored With Surprise Party Inviting several friends Genevieve Dominguez of Lemon Street, surprise daughter Rose, on her f birthday Wednesday after the conclusion of her ch at Marywood Highschool with her girl friend, Ic under some pretext or ot later than usual in ar home, but when they en living room, merry s "Happy Birthday" greet. During the late afternoon propriate games were en the guests with the clim enjoyable play period when Rose opened her ma day gifts, among which $50 War Bonds, a gift father. A delightful refreshmen of cake, attractively with a birthday sentin cream, root beer and ca served to the school chu ent: Nancylee Olney, Id Virginia Navarro, Mariham, Bette Palomares, nedy, Delores Baker and Karcher. Assisting Mrs. Dominguez the hostess duties was Ms Ferguson, an aunt of the guest. Friends Surprise Mr. & Mrs. F. El Sunday Evening Bringing their own ref of ice cream and cake quite extensively from Pettingill's book, "For Americans Only." Mr. Pettingill is a former Democratic leader and has incorporated within the covers of his book, excerpts from talks given by the leading politicians of this country. He showed wherein the administration leaders and advisers are pointing toward a government controlled country, similar to that of Russia under he communistic plan and the leadership of Germany under Hitler. Many plans and ideas that are being worked and used today are likened to the communistic ideas of Russia and the Hitler regime 243,848 WAR PRISONERS IN UNITED STATES On September 1 there were 243,848 prisoners of war confined within the geographic limits of the United States, the Ninth Service Command Prisoner of War branch, at Fort Douglas, Utah, was informed today. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Job Printing, Gazette, Ph. 2206. Exciting! New! Full Procks being featured in MASTERSON'S Style Without Extravagance 180 WEST CENTER STREET PENNEY'S J. O. PENNEY CO., INC. FOR THE BEDDING YOU WANT FULL BED SIZE COMFORT! Blankets Luxurious, deep-piled virgin wool blanket treasures in lovely solid colors with rayon satin binding. 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During the late afternoon, appropriate games were enjoyed by the guests with the climax of an enjoyable play period coming when Rose opened her many birthday gifts, among which was two $50 War Bonds, a gift from her father. A delightful refreshment course of cake, attractively decorated with a birthday sentiment, ice cream, root beer and candy were served to the school chums present: Nancylee Olney, Ida Leber, Virginia Navarro, Marilyn Gorham, Bette Palomares, Pat Kennedy, Delores Baker and Laura Karcher. Assisting Mrs. Dominguez with the hostess duties was Mrs. Louise Ferguson, an aunt of the honored guest. Friends Surprise Mr. & Mrs. F. Elliott Sunday Evening Bringing their own refreshments of ice cream and cake, several ENGAGEMENT OF KATHERINE McCULLAH AND SGT. RINGWALD ANNOUNCED AT TEA The engagement and approaching marriage of Miss Katherine Anna McCullah, daughter of Mrs. Kate E. McCullah of 520 North Los Angeles Street, and Sgt. Raymond Gale Ringwald, USMC, El Toro, formerly of Chicago, was announced last Sunday when Mrs. McCullah and her daughter entertained more than two hundred guests at their studio home. "Kay and Ray" in gold lettering on dainty white cocktail napkins revealed the news to the friends of this popular young lady. The tea table, covered with an Italian hand made linen cloth, was attractively appointed with a decorative lamp and two Chinese figurine vases, a China girl and a China boy, holding dainty blue rose, gold and crimson flowers, forming a low setting at either side of the crystal lamp. The soft light from the lamp and ceiling lights cast a glowing reflection over the setting. Floral arrangements of the same flowers were used throughout the studio room. Miss McCullah chose a lovely brown frock with pink trim for the occasion with Mrs. McCullah wearing a black dress. Beautiful recorded music from the collection of George Hedstrom was played by Mr. Hedstrom throughout the tea hours. Assisting the hostesses and presiding at the tea table were Miss Jean Sutherland, cousin of Miss McCullah; Mrs. J. F. Sutherland, Anaheim, and Mrs. L. S. Sutherland of Pasadena aunts of the grandfather, the Rev. C. H. M. Sutherland of Pasadena, will officiate, assisted by the Rev. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church. The marriage will be held at the White Temple Methodist church on Oct. 29. Bride-Elect Is Honored With Crystal Shower Mrs. J. W. Truxaw, Mrs. Willaim LeVecke and Mrs. Louise Truxaw Sutherland honored Miss Patricia Sweeney, bride-elect of Robert Truxaw, recently with a lovely crystal shower in the Truxaw home on South Los Angeles Street. The hours were delightfully spent in visiting and with card games, Miss Anita Desch winning high score in court whist and in the contract bridge games the winners were Mrs. Ruth Smith and Mary Melanie Tokar. The centerpiece on the dining room table was a beautiful arrangement of small white pom-pom dahlias with lacy fern and white lighted tapers to complete the arrangement. A each end of the table trays were used on which were placed individual frozen molds in orange blossom design and other delicious refreshments. Miss Sweeney and her hostesses enjoyed the evening with the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. P. J. Sweeney, her sisters, Misses First Meeting Of Medical Auxiliary At Santa Ana Heights The first meeting of the tenant's auxiliary to the Orangety Medical Association recently in the home of W. Hollingsworth in Sanford when the new officers group conducted the first of the new year. The new officers are all thrur Robbins of Garden president; Mrs. E. J. Steeheim, vice-president; Mrs Russell of Santa Ana, Mrs. C. F. Kohlenbergerton, treasurer; Mrs. F. H., bar Fullerton, district co-ordinator. Preceding the business and program, a lunch served with the hostesses Mrs. John Kranshaar and R. Allen of Garden Grand Willis T. Baker, Mrs. Jarring, Mrs. S. Farron John Edward Miller, Mrs. Hison, Mrs. John Weherly Floyd Thompson of Santa Ana and Mrs. Russel Johnson way City. Mrs. Steen, program introduced a quartet of hers from Long Beach, M Jones, Mrs. Willys Reissin Stanton May and Mrs Loring, who presented a ful program of old songs. Mrs. G. I. Sellon will introduce a quartet for her ning in her home in Fuhr Dec. 5. Mother of Local Resident Dies At Santa Ana Gardens Mrs. Rose Cherry, 72 age, died at her home Santa Ana Gardens la Friends Surprise Mr. & Mrs. F. Elliott Sunday Evening Bringing their own refreshments of ice cream and cake, several friends of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Elliott surprised them with a house warming party in their new home at 542 South West street last Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott formerly resided east of Anaheim on route 3, where they had made their home for the past fourteen years. A beautiful lace table cloth was presented to the honored guests as a remembrance from the group of friends. During the evening games were played and visiting was enjoyed. Guests present were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Ruedy, Mr. and Mrs. Earle Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shaefer,Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wolleman,Mr. and Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolleman,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,Mrs.Fred Shaefer,Mrs.Carl Wolle曼,Mrs.J.R.Scholz,MRS.FRED SHAEFER Out-of-town guests present were Rev. C.H.M.Sutherland, of Pasadena, grandfather of the bride-elect; Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Sutherland, aunt and uncle; Larry Sutherland, cousin, and Dorothy Sutherland, all of Pasadena; and James Sutherland, cousin, USN, from San Diego. Miss McCullah is a graduate of the Anaheim schools and received her degree from Occidental college where she was affiliated with the Zeta Tau Zeta sorority. For the past several years she has been associated with her mother in the Orange County School of Fine Arts where she had charge of the nursery school. Miss McCullah is well known in the southern part of the state, having appeared in many recitals and concerts as an artist on the piano. The bride-elect was, for two years, president of the Junior Ebell club of this city and is at present, the president of the Orange County Junior Women's Federated Clubs. Sgt. Ringwald, son of Mrs. Helen Ringwald of Chicago, attended Notre Dame for two years where he was a law student. Later he became assistant superintendent of the large Montgomery Ward store in Chicago. Four years ago next January he entered the Marine service and during the past eighteen months had been overseas, seeing service in the Munda and Guadalcanal campaigns. The first Marine Air Wing, with which he was attached, was presented the presidential citation for bravery and outstanding work against the enemy. Miss McCullah has chosen as her maid of honor, her cousin, Miss Jean Louise Sutherland. Miss McCullah chose a lovely brown frock with pink trim for the occasion with Mrs. McCullah wearing a black dress. Beautiful recorded music from the collection of George Hedstrom was played by Mr. Hedstrom throughout the tea hours. Assisting the hostesses and presiding at the tea table were Miss Jean Sutherland, cousin of Miss McCullah; Mrs.J.F.Sutherland, Anaheim, and Mrs.L.S.Sutherland of Pasadena, aunts of the bride-elect; Mrs.Ray Cox of Riverside, sorority sister of Miss McCullah; Mrs.J.C.Knapp, Mrs.Richard Clark, Mrs.C.A.Pearson, Mrs.Frank Waters, Mrs.W.E.Whiteman, Mrs.Hal Balmer, Mrs.Leland Auer, Mrs.E.H.Kersten, Miss Jean Pratt, Miss Ruth Williams, Miss Edith Weber, and Miss Bunny Redmon. Out-of-town guests present were Rev.C.H.M.Sutherland.ofPasadena.grandfather.of.thebride-elect;Mr.mr.s.L.E.Sutherland.aunt-and-uncle;LarrySutherland,cousin,andDorothySutherland.all.ofPasadena;andJamesSutherland,cousin_USNfromSanDiego. Miss McCullah is a graduate of the Anaheim schools and received her degree from Occidental college where she was affiliated with the Zeta Tau Zeta sorority. For the past several years she has been associated with her mother in the Orange County School of Fine Arts where she had charge of the nursery school.Miss McCullah is well known in the southern part of the state,having appeared in many recitals and concerts as an artist on the piano. The bride-elect was for two years, president of the Junior Ebell club of this city and is at present,the president of the Orange County Junior Women's Federated Clubs. Sgt. Ringwald, son of Mrs.Helen Ringwald of Chicago, attended Notre Dame for two years where he was a law student.Later he became assistant superintendent of the large Montgomery Ward store in Chicago.Four years ago next January he entered the Marine service and during the past eighteen months had been overseas,seeing service in the Munda and Guadalcanal campaigns.The first Marine Air Wing,with which he was attached，was presented the presidential citation for bravery and outstanding work against the enemy. Miss McCullah has chosen as her maid of honor，her cousin，Miss Jean Louise Sutherland.Her Miss McCullah tabled on the dining room table was a beautiful arrangement of small white pom-pom dahlias with lacy fern and white lighted tapers to complete the arrangement.A each end of the table trays were used on which were placed individual frozen molds in orange blossom design and other delicious refreshments. Miss Sweeney and her hostesses enjoyed the evening with the bride-elect's mother，Mrs.P.J.Sweeney，她 sisters，Misses Maureen，Joyee，Alish和Evelyn Sweeney，Mesdames Kevin Sweeney of Texas，Agnes Zinda,Nona Neville，Margaret Flour，Eileen Schroeder，Ellena Kraemer，Opal Rimpau，Hilda Patin，Dora Eimers，J.O'Neill，Marjorie Bush，Angela Piuu，Mary Heying，Mae Ganahl，Nona Brown，Marie Pearson，Milo LeVecke，Walter Gooden，Annette Doyle,Geraldine Gallagher,Ruth Harbeson,Ruth Smith，Mary Ellen Hari of Berkeley,the Misses Anita and Doris Desch Marie Ward Mary Melanie Tokar Margaret Gauer Mrs.Margaret Kitzimiller of Santa Monica. Activities For Month For VFW Auxiliary The activities for the next month were announced to the members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary at the meeting held on Thursday evening of last week.The first report was given by Susan Whippo,hospital chairman who reported on the VFW party held recently at Sawtelle. Mrs.Betty Mauer will entertain the members of the sewing group at her home at 501 East Adele street.on Friday.Oct.13.Plans for a Harvest-time card party were announced by Myrtle Mallin This event will be held in the hall on Oct.25. A card party was held at San Fernando hospital last evening with several of the local members attending. Plans were started for a Hallowe'en party for the members of the auxiliary and the Post members and will be held at the home of Mrs.L Laura Tyreman at 921 North Sabina street. Visitors were present from Fullerton and were introduced to the assembly. The refreshment hour was enjoyed with the members of the Post,mrs.Mauer being hostess chairman Sam Benson was the winner for the drawing of the mystery prize. VOTE NO ON NO Governor Earl Warren State Chamber of Commerce,civil leaders,cScore of employer,eempl civeter,veteran and chil groups have come forth to oppose No.12 on ballot inthe election,vember7 These leaders upon No.12 as a three industrial peace in California and as a danger attack on our united elf to win the war. SPONSORED BY CITY COMMITTEE AGAINST PROPOSITION in Chicago. Four years ago next January he entered the Marine service and during the past eighteen months had been overseas, seeing service in the Munda and Guadalcanal campaigns. The first Marine Air Wing, with which he was attached, was presented the presidential citation for bravery and outstanding work against the enemy. Miss McCullah has chosen as her maid of honor, her cousin, Miss Jean Louise Sutherland. Her lowe'en party for the members of the auxiliary and the Post members and will be held at the home of Mrs. Laura Tyreman at 921 North Sabina street. Visitors were present from Fullerton and were introduced to the assembly. The refreshment hour was enjoyed with the members of the Post, Mrs. Mauer being hostess chairman. Sam Benson was the winner for the drawing of the mystery prize. OH DOTTIE. IT'S HERE AT MAHAFFEY & FITZ Formerly Vincent Furniture Co. THAT THEY HAVE SUCH WONDERFUL KITCHEN FURNITURE VALUES! SALE OF SMART FURNITURE NOW GOING ON First Meeting Of Medical Auxiliary At Santa Ana Home The first meeting of the Woman's auxiliary to the Orange County Medical Association, was held recently in the home of Mrs. M. W. Hollingsworth in Santa Ana, when the new officers of this group conducted the first meeting of the new year. The new officers are Mrs. Arthur Robbins of Garden Grove, president; Mrs. E. J. Steen of Anaheim, vice-president; Mrs. Edward Russell of Santa Ana, secretary; Mrs. C. F. Kohlenberger, Fullerton, treasurer; Mrs. F. Harold Gobar, Fullerton, district counselor. Preceding the business meeting and program, a luncheon was served with the hostesses being Mrs. John Kranshaar and Mrs. L. R. Allen of Garden Grove; Mrs. Willis T. Baker, Mrs. James Harring, Mrs. S. Farron Johnston, Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. Harry Nelson, Mrs. John Weherly and Mrs. Floyd Thompson of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Russel Johnson of Midway City. Mrs. Steen, program chairman, introduced a quartet of entertainers from Long Beach, Mrs. E. F. Jones, Mrs. Willys Reisinger, Mrs. Stanton May and Mrs. Charles Loring, who presented a delightful program of old-fashioned songs. Mrs. G. I. Sellon will entertain the auxiliary for the next meeting in her home in Fullerton on Dec. 5. Mother of Local Resident Dies At Santa Ana Gardens Mrs. Rose Cherry, 72 years of age, died at her home, route 4, Santa Ana Gardens, last Thursday. Mother of Local Resident Dies At Santa Ana Gardens Mrs. Rose Cherry, 72 years of age, died at her home, route 4, Santa Ana Gardens, last Thursday. A native of Vernon county, Mo., she came to Santa Ana Gardens from Salina, Kans., fourteen years ago. Surviving are two sons, Clifford and Robert Cherry of Los Angeles; seven daughters, Mrs. Grace Soldan and Mrs. Rose Nelson of Santa Ana, Mrs. Cleo Lawless of Santa Ana Gardens, Mrs. Jeanette Hoskins of Anaheim, Mrs. Hazel Jones of Salina, Mrs. Leona Mandes of Leavenworth, Kans., and Mrs. Lois Cauley of San Pedro; twenty-five grandchildren and nine great-grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Winbigler Memorial chapel with internment at Westminister Memorial park. for PEACE ON THE HOME FRONT VOTE NO on No. 12 Governor Earl Warren, the State Chamber of Commerce, civic leaders, and a score of employer, employee, civic, veteran and church groups have come forward to oppose No. 12 on the ballot in the election, November 7. 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