anaheim-gazette 1944-10-19

Thursday, October 19, 1944 SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACQUISITION By NORMA N. LOCAL B. AND P.W. OBSERVE NATIONAL BUSINESS WEEK; MEETING HELD THURS. A brief resume of National Business Week program was outlined at the regular meeting of the local Business and Professional Women's club when they held a dinner meeting at the Parker House Cafe on Thursday evening of last week. In 1928 National Business Week was inaugurated for the prime purpose of acquainting the public with the problems of business. Miss Beulah Hineman, president of the club, reported that at the present time there are 80,000 members in the B.-P.W. clubs over the nation. Dr. Frank Warren of Beverly Hills, speaker of the evening, was introduced by Dr. Hazel Nelms, program chairman. He chose for his discourse, "The Golden Rule and the Declaration of Independence," in which he stressed the three principal objectives of our lives today, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and the all important part of the Golden Rule plays in the application of each. The importance of voting in the coming election and the duty as a citizen of America was stressed during the meeting, calling to the attention of the club members, the importance at this time particularly, of exercising their rights in voting for the candidates for public offices. The theme of the club this year is "Are We Part Time Citizens?" New members welcomed into the club were Laura Payne, Maude Ford and Dorothy Beckler. Guests included Betty DeYoung, Esther Lauschner and Dorothy Baker. The theme of Columbus Day was carried out in the table decorations when a large centerpiece was in the form of a ship made from flowers with smaller flower ships completing the decoration. The regular meeting night has been changed from Thursday evening to Wednesday evening and the next meeting will be held on October 25. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED William A. McClelland of Anaheim and Rosemary Numer of Kansas City, Mo., obtained a marriage license at the county courthouse in Santa Ana last weekend. Year of Work For Broadway P.-T.A. Begun at Meeting The 1944-45 year of work for the Broadway P.-T.A. association was begun when they held their first meeting this past week. Mrs. Ulbricht, president of the organization, presided. Mrs. Guy Daniels, principally the school, introduced and welcomed the new teachers who Miss Margaret Simpson, faculty member and hospitality chairman, of the organization, introduced members. Four hundred eighty-two pounds of rags was turned in during a past week for the rag drive that has been conducted by the school. The paper drive started on Monday day, October 16. During the program of the afternoon songs by the third grade were presented with drum solemn by Donnie Dawson, a pupil of the grade. The fifth grade was the winner of the trophy for having the most mothers present for this meeting. Mrs. Dorothy Link is the teacher of this class. An award of a star to the room having the most mothers present was arranged this and will be purchased from the P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon Miss Adelaide Price, school nurse talked on the necessity of keeping children at home when they are feeling bad, stressing the fact that many times they have co- Cheerful no end! Is it the fine fall weather? No, it is the fine fall outfit I'm buying today at— MASTERSON'S Style Without Extravagance 180 WEST CENTER STREET Produce at is NATURAL Want fresh fruits and good to eat because they Safeway has them for you rushed from field to store—Buy at Safeway this week and taste eating quality. SOLID CABBAGE Use this versatile vegetable often—cooked & uncooked YELLOW ONIONS Dry onions are a Victory Food Selection this month! PIPPIN APPLES Use for cooking, eating raw, or for salads. Note pri DELICIOUS APPLE Northern grown, crisp, juicy, red eating apples. JONATHAN APPLE Red eating apples. Preferred variety for lunches. TYPICAL SAFEWAY VALUES Airway Coffee Ground to order 20¢ Nob Hill Coffee Rich Blend 23¢ Iris Coffee Drip, regular 1-lb. 33¢ or silex grind jar Breakfast Cup Cereal 12-oz. 18¢ Beverage pkg. Canterbury Tea Fancy ½-lb. 43¢ Black pkg. (Canterbury Tea Bags, package of 16, 13c) Ritz Crackers Nobisco 8-oz. 13¢ Pirates' Gold Graham 1-lb. 17¢ Crackers pkg. Favorite of pantry pirates. (2-lb. box, 30c) Kellogg All Bram 16-oz. 18¢ Airway Coffee Ground to order 20¢ Nob Hill Coffee Rich Blend 18¢ Iris Coffee Drip, regular 1-lb. 33¢ Breakfast Cup Cereal Beverage 12-oz. 18¢ Canterbury Tea Fancy Block 43¢ (Canterbury Tea Bags, package of 16, 13c) Ritz Crackers Nabisco 8-oz. 13¢ Pirates' Gold Graham Crackers 1-lb. 17¢ Favorite of pantry pirates. (2-lb. box, 30c) Kellogg All Bran 16-oz. 18¢ Shredded Wheat Nabisco 12-oz. 11¢ Quaker Oats Quick or regular 20-oz. 13¢ (Roman Meal Rich flavored 30-oz. 26¢ "hot" cereal pkg. Del Monte Raisins 15-oz. 12¢ Fancy seedless variety. VEAL SALE ALL GRADES ARE "POINT FREE" VEAL ROAST Grade AA or A lb. 40¢ Grade B lb. 37£ Rib roast—cut from Guaranteed Veal. VEAL CHOPS Grade AA or A lb. 29¢ Grade B lb. 26£ Also roasts. Blade or Arm cut of Shoulder. VEAL SHANKS Guaranteed Quality Grade AA, A or B lb. 20£ Low in price and point free. Nice cut for braising. (4) LAMB ROAST Grade AA, A or B lb. 35£ Five rib lamb shoulder roast. (Round bone chops are on.) NOTE: Figure in parentheses on Lamb Roast item above indicates red points per pound. Some Safeways do not carry all grades listed. ANAHEIM GAZETTE WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS By NORMA NIPPER Phone 2206 Year of Work For Broadway P.-T.A. Jug at Meeting The 1944-45 year of work for Broadway P.-T.A. association began when they held their meeting this past week. Mrs. Dubricht, president of the organization, presided. Ms. Guy Daniels, principal of school, introduced and welcomed the new teachers while Margaret Simpson, faculty librarian and hospitality chairman of the organization, introduced the papers. Our hundred eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room having the most presents was arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for having the most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room havingthe most presents were arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, on the necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressing the fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in during the week for the rag drive that been conducted by the school. Paper drive started on Mon-October 16. During the program of the afternoon, songs by the third grade presented with drum solos by Bonnie Dawson, a pupil of that fifth grade was the winner trophy for havingthe most presents for this meeting. Dorothy Link is the teacher class. An award of a statue in room havingthe most presents were arranged for and will be purchased from Broadway P.-T.A. treasury. The speaker of the afternoon, Adelaide Price, school nurse, onthe necessity of keep-children at home when they feeling bad, stressingthe fact many times they have concluded eighty-two pounds钞 was turned in duringthe weekfortheragdrivethatbeenconductedbytheschool.Messengerspresentforthismeeting.DorothyLinkistheteacherclass.AnawardofastatueinroomhavingthemostpresentswasarrangedforandwillbepurchasedfromBroadwayP.-T.A.treasury. WRC Holds Regular Meeting Tht regular bi-monthly meeting oftheA.B.Paulchapter.Women'sReliefCorps.washeldontuesdayafternoonat2o'clockattheWhiteTemplebungalow. Duringthebusinesssessioncommitteereportswereheardwiththreedollarsbeingexpendedonchildwelfare,sixdollarsforrelief,twenty-onecallsweremadewith sixbouquetspresentedsickandbereavedfriendsand555milesgiveninridestoservicemenbymemberssincethelastreporttwoweeksago.Fifteenboxesweresentbythememberstoservicemenoverseas. ThesocialclubmeetswithMrs.MaryMacKalvay,619NorthZeynstreet.onTuesdayOctober24.Apot-luckluncheonwillbeheldatthenoon-hour.Co-hostessesareMrs.OpalBollengerandMrs.AnnaHoffman. Morales-Arbiso Wedding Revealed The recent marriageofMissMaryArbisco,daughterofMrs.MaryArbiscoofStanton,andBennyMoralesofAnaheim,hassenrevealedashavingbeensolennizedattheCatholicchurchinLosAlamitos. Thebridewasgiveninmarriagebyheruncle,FrankVidaurri. 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Theclass，underthistructureofMrs.GertrudeAndrews，includedViolet Johnson,Nodunning,Rosemary Ryan,MargaretRapp,PatriciaDesmetSanta Ana;VirginiaWallin,eFalkenstein,Anaheim;EleaBauhard，JeanSmith，OrangeMr.SeoLeiisOfAnahechairmanof Nurse'saides,Ahaheim chapter， took part in service as well asMrs.J.L.Cliinton，chairmanof Nurse'saidesOrange chapter；Mrs.FredReeland，chairmanof Nurse'saidesSouthernOrange county chapagePrecedingtheservingoftreshmentsbytheAnaheimchapter，representativesoftheWrecruitingofficeshowedmovies-thepartaWACplaysinthemusicalcorps. FamilyDinner NotesBirthday OfMrs.Ida F.Duttor Mrs.Ida F.Dutton.of727NoClaudina street celebratedh88th birthday on Thursday,C October12，witha family dinner. The recent marriage of Miss Mary Arbisco, daughter of Mrs. Mary Arbisco of Stanton, and Benny Morales of Anaheim, has been revealed as having been solennized at the Catholic church in Los Alamitos. The bride was given in marriage by her uncle, Frank Vidaurri. Attendants for the bridal couple were Sally Perez, Ann Martinez, Annie Rocha, Angie Banuelos, Betty Tarin, Eva Mendez, Johnnie Perez, David Espinoza, Marion Mendoza, Victor Ramiraz, Albert Aguilar and Peter Martinez. The flower girls were Mary Aguilera and Adelita Rosales with Richard Rosales serving as ring bearer. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held in the home of the bride's mother in Stanton. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 7 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Nuce at SAFEWAY NATURALLY FRESH! Ant fresh fruits and vegetables that are good to eat because they're fresh as can be? Safeway has them for you. Our produce is from field to store—while it's at its best. Safeway this week and taste the difference in CABBAGE lb. 4¢ Onions lb. 2½¢ Apples lb. 9¢ DUS APPLES lb. 9¢ JAN APPLES lb. 9¢ New, surprisingly lovely fabrics are so adaptable to the new Fall A new fabric, Jersey-Cr and the soft colors it c is a crimped Acetate a Gold, Blue, Aqua, Ligh Jersey Prints in woven by "California Authentics APPLES raw, or for salads. Note price. DUS APPLES juicy, red eating apples. HAN APPLES referred variety for lunches. SOAPS, CLEANERS, ETC. Purex Liquid Bleach ½ gel. 21¢ White Magic Bleach ½ gel. 16¢ Cashmere Bouquet Toilet Soap bar 10¢ 3 bars for 27c Sierra Pine Toilet Soap 2 bars 13¢ Skat Hand Soap 3-lb. tin 25¢ Su-purb Soap Kind to hands 50-oz. pkg. 39¢ Bon Ami Powder 12-oz. can 12¢ Vano Household Cleaner Vano gets dirt! Quart 28¢ FREE candy booklet insures success! (copies free while supply lasts). Julia Lee Wright, Director Safeway Homemakers' Bureau Box 660 K, Oakland 4, California Please send me "Candy Success—Here's How". Name___ St. Address___ City___ State___ (Zone No.) SAFEWAY These prices except on produce are effective through Saturday October 21 A new fabric, Jersee-Cruz and the soft colors it c is a crimped Acetate and Gold. Blue, Aqua, Light Jersey Prints in wove by "California Authentics" Beautiful, wool-like, Aralac for skirts, suit and slacks. Rich Fall colors ... 54-inch woolens for and coats, novelty checks, herring weaves; Browns, T Blues, and soft p combinations. McCall 5767 The S2R Store BRICKER AND WARREN CONFER Governor John W. Bricker of Ohio, Republican nominee for vice president of the United States (left), and Governor Earl Warren of California chat during the vice presidential nominee's six-day visit to California, beginning Oct. 14. Governor Bricker reported to Governor Warren that the Pacific northwest is securely in the Republican column and the California governor told Governor Bricker that Californians are militantly behind the Dewey-Bricker ticket. resident of Anaheim. Those present to help Mrs. Dutton celebrate this glorious occasion were Mrs. Lucille Mills of Stockton, Mr. Frank Howard of Lovelock, Nev., Mrs. A. J. Dutton of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dutton and son, Joe, of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Dutton and daughter, Jackie, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Harris and son, Donnie, and the honored guest, all of Anaheim. GUEST SPEAKER AT ORANGE MEETING M. A. Gauer, superintendent of chose as his subject "Our Children and Our Tomorrow." FRIED CHICKEN FOR BATTLE CASUALTIES Overseas field hospitals and rest centers soon will have fried chicken on their menus, the Ninth Service Command quartermaster declared today at Fort Douglas, Utah. The chicken will be frozen and transported overseas ready to fry. AT FIRST SIGN OF A Family Dinner Mrs. Ida F. Dutton S. Ida F. Dutton of 727 North ina street celebrated her birthday on Thursday, Oct12, with a family dinner. The center of attraction on the r table was a twenty inch with "1856-1944" on top and stated with an American flag red, white and blue icing ing. The day was spent viswith her family. Dutton is well known in march and club circles of the having been active in the for a great many years. She president of the Ebell club in and 1917 and is a pioneer Every Thursday Night NATIONAL EDITORIAL HOUR and JACK REGAN VVOE (1490) 8:00 P.M. GUEST SPEAKER AT ORANGE MEETING M. A. Gauer, superintendent of Anaheim schools, was guest speaker at a reception and meeting of the members of Intermediate PTA on Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the schools. He PADLOCKS 35¢ 39¢ 55¢ FABIAN'S 148 E. CENTER ANAHEIM The S.Q.R. Store Lovely fabrics are coming in every day or two, they are to the new Fall fashions. Come in and see them. A new fabric, Jerse-Crepe; it washes. You will love this soft drapy crepe, and the soft colors it comes in. It is a Teca and rayon crepe, the Teca yarn is a crimped Acetate and helps to make it wrinkle resistant. Gold, Blue, Aqua, Light Green, Lavender and Grey ... $1.00 yd. Jersey Prints in woven and knit weaves, many are hand blocked prints by "California Authentics" ... $1.65 and $1.95 yd. A new fabric, Jerse-Crepe; it washes. You will love this soft drapy crepe, and the soft colors it comes in. It is a Teca and rayon crepe, the Teca yarn is a crimped Acetate and helps to make it wrinkle resistant. Gold, Blue, Aqua, Light Green, Lavender and Grey ..... $1.00 yd. Jersey Prints in woven and knit weaves, many are hand blocked prints by "California Authentics" ..... $1.65 and $1.95 yd. Ful, wool-like, Aralac Suiting, soft quality and grand irts, suit and slacks. Fall colors ..... $1.75 yd. 54-inch woolens for suits and coats, novelty plaids, checks, herringbone weaves; Browns, Tans, Blues, and soft pastel combinations. McCall 5724 McCall 5767 R Store McCall 5729