anaheim-gazette 1945-05-17

Girl Reserves and Hi Y Hold Joint Dinner Meeting Junior and Senior Girl Reserves joined with the Hi-Y group this week for a pot-luck supper and program that was held in the recreational rooms of the White Temple Methodist church. Speaker for the evening was Mrs. Schaler Arnold of Anaheim, member of the Fullerton YWCA board. Her subject was "Things to Consider in Choosing a Life Mate." She stressed the need of knowing one another's family in order to know inherited health traits and compatibility in standards of living and religion. She told the young people that if they couldn't get along with parents, sisters and brothers they would not make good husbands or wives just because the preacher spoke a few words at a marriage ceremony. She also stressed the importance of knowing whether or not the other contracting party wanted a family and children and pointed out that statistics prove that there are fewer divorces where there are children and that there is more certainty of lasting happiness. If a young person considers himself old enough to be married then he is old enough to save money, Mrs. Arnold stated and added that it is impossible to really know a person through dances or shows. Mutual conversation and outdoor activities are the best way to become acquainted, she said. In concluding her talk she urged that if either party contemplating marriage felt that he or she didn't have a chance of lasting happiness that the engagement should be broken immediately for in the end there would be less heart-break than in trying to go through with marriage. Mrs. A. J. Schutte Named Chairman Of Home Dept. Mrs. A. J. Schutte has again been named chairman of the Anaheim home department of the Farm Center and those who will serve with her are Mrs. R. C. Hein, vice chairman; Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan, secretary and treasurer and Mrs. A. E. Christensen, director. The group met recently at the city park and enjoyed a talk by Rudy Boysen on the culture of flowers, plants, shrubs and trees. Afterward he conducted them through the glass houses where new plants are bedded. Simple Rites Unite Mrs. Pauline Guthrie and H. Keil Friends were interested to learn this week that Mrs. Pauline Guthrie of 506 West North street and H. J. Keil of Santa Ana were recently married by Rev. George J. Busdiecker in the St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran parsonage, Santa Ana. The couple were attended by Mrs. Evelyn Beat of Anaheim and Frank Maag of Olive. The new home will be established at 1623 South Sycamore street, Santa Ana. Prior to her marriage Mrs. Guthrie was employed at the SQR store while the bridegroom is employed at the Vultee feeder plant in Santa Ana. Kiwanis Members And Guests See Ice-Capade Show Over 100 members of the Kiwanis club, their ladies and guests attended a performance of "Ice-Capades" at the Los Angeles Pan Pacific auditorium on Tuesday evening. Because of the planned evening entertainment only a skeleton meeting was held Tuesday noon at the Elks' clubhouse. And Guests See Ice-Capade Show Over 100 members of the Kiwanis club, their ladies and guests attended a performance of "Ice-Capades" at the Los Angeles Pan Pacific auditorium on Tuesday evening. Because of the planned evening entertainment only a skeleton meeting was held Tuesday noon at the Elks' clubhouse. Anaheim Auto Crash Results In Damage Suit Virginia-Lee Bond, passenger in a station wagon which collided with another car last January 10, demanded damages of $25,383.13 for injuries that she claims she sustained in an automobile accident on South Palm street. The case was heard in superior court and defendants in the action are D. Stanley Lane, who is listed as owner and driver of the station wagon in which the plaintiff was riding. F. W. Gray, doing business as Fred W. Gray Co., given as legal owner of the vehicle, and Lena Rocleck, owner and driver of the auto which collided with the Lane machine. Point Values Up An increase of four red points per pound for lard, shortening, cooking and salad oils was announced this week by the office of price administration. The new value, put into effect last Sunday, requires purchasers to provide 10 instead of six points per pound for these products. ANAHEIM GAZETTE 7 BILLION on individuals in the WAR TO WAR LO that's why the Peoples RE'S WHAT UNCLE SAM WANTS get your individual quota in 7th War Loan according to income ... THEN MEET IT! If your average income per month is: $250 & up 225-250 210-225 200-210 180-200 140-180 100-140 Under $100 Your War Bond Quota in the 7th is: (CASH VALUE) $187.50 150.00 131.25 112.50 93.75 75.00 37.50 18.75 7th War Loan according to income ... THEN MEET IT! your dollars join the fight in the MIGHTY SEVENTH WAR LOAN! ALL OUT FOR THE MIGHTY SEVENTH! BKER HOUSE Phone 3521 ON'S MARKET eles Phone 3160 Radio and Music Co. PAUL DAVIDSON Phone 4304 Campbell and Kaulbars Phone 3209 A. J. (Jack) DRISKILL PAINTER AND DECORATOR P. O. Box 461 Phones: 4605—4741 Orange Co. Furn. & Upholstery Co. ANAHEIM — SANTA ANA — FULLERTON J. C. OSHER, Dentist 1224 West Center Phone 3212 OYSTER LOAF CAFE 174 West Center Phone 3314 ROBERT H. BONEY 328 West Center Phone 2113 IONS ab alone LOAN es' Loan! WANTS YOU TO DO: War Bond Quota in the 7th is: (CASH VALUE) $187.50 150.00 131.25 112.50 93.75 75.00 37.50 18.75 THE MIGHTY HILGENFELD MORTUARY 120 East Broadway Phone 4105 ALLEN'S SHOE MARKET 144 WEST CENTR ST. THE STABLES 121 SOUTH LOS ANGELES ST. AL'S CAFE 213 EAST CENTER M. M. HENDERSON, Dentist 607 North Los Angeles Phone 4219