anaheim-gazette 1946-01-17

WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 ROMMEL-DEVERELL RITES SUNDAY, TWO RECEPTIONS FOLLOW CEREMONY With golden candelight glow reflecting their radiantly happy faces, Miss Corinne Rommel, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Rommel, native of Anaheim, became the bride of Alexander Deverell of 216½ North Philadelphia street, Sunday evening at 7 o'clock, solemnized in the inner chapel of Capilla de San Antonio, with 100 immediate relatives and close friends witnessing the single-ring ceremony. Before an all-white altar arrangement of gladiol, stocks and snap-magnons in tall white baskets blending with cathedral canopies, young couple plunged their trousers with the Rev. A. G. Bennett of this city, long-time close friend of the bride's family, reading the marriage vows. The bride, given in marriage by her father, carried a white prayer book, belonging to her grandfather, graced with one single white orchid, tied by satin streamers and bouvardia, and wore as sentimental ornamentation, a garnet pin in a precious setting, borrowed from her great grandmother. Wisp of a white-flowered hat sprinkled with charteuse ribbons and fragile veining, enhanced her brown-haired loveliness, effecting a fitting contrast to her two-piece wool wedding costume of delphinium blue with navy accessories. Betty Jeanne Hanson, her only attendant, wore a dusty rose wool dress with matching hat, black accessories and carried a shower bouquet of talisman roses. Best man was Sgt. Roy William Trapp with George Ausburn and Wayne Held, ushers. Favorite musical selections of the young couple, "Always" and "Because," were sung by Mrs. Rather's Night Observed by Denj Franklin P.-T. A. Honoring father on his night, the Benjamin Franklin P.-T. A. entertained last Thursday evening at the school auditorium. A fine program featuring the Cub Scouts, Brownies and Girl Scouts was presented with a refreshment course concluding the evening. Decorations of yellow and white marguerites and bluebach buttons completed the tea arrangement, one nostresses the third grade mothers. The room mothers are Mrs. J. P. Richfield and Mrs. Fred Lee. Mrs. Deryl Kennedy is the teacher on one third grade. The room mothers of Mrs. Clara Harmon's third grade are Mrs. John Hushman and Mrs. Herman Schafer. Mrs. John Henry, president, opened the meeting by calling on the Cub Scouts who presented nine colors and led the flag salute. The meeting was then turned to the substitute program chairman, Mrs. Arthur Korn, introducing the Cubmaster. Service stars to Cubs who been in dens for one year. Mrs. A. C. W. Stokes threw the scout leaders for the first gram and presented each gift, in behalf of the P.-T.-A. At the conclusion of the gram, a short business was held. The fifth grade proclaimed the winner room count trophy for having largest represented attendance the meeting. Miss Doris cham is teacher of this Each was presented with a Presiding at the tea table ing the refreshment course Kennedy and Mrs. Ha... Betty Jeanne Hanson, her only attendant, wore a dusty rose wool dress with matching hat, black accessories and carried a shower bouquet of talisman roses. Best man was Sgt. Roy William Trapp with George Ausburn and Wayne Held, ushers. Favorite musical selections of the young couple, "Always" and "Because," were sung by Mrs. Vera Jean Hilbers, with prelude and wedding marches by Mrs. Clara Faust at the console of the organ. At the chapel reception, the new Mr. and Mrs. Deverell cut and snared the first piece of their three-tiered wedding cake topped with miniature bridal couple, and stood in the receiving line with the bride's parents, and foster sister of the bridegroom, Mrs. Jessie Woos, with whom he has made his home since a child. Mrs. Rommel wore soft grey wool with navy accessories and talisman rose bud corsage with Mrs. Wood in navy blue dress, harmonizing accessories and pink carnation corsage. Mrs. George Ausburn presided at the punch bowl with Mrs. Woods at the guest bowl. Sparkling champagne toast was feted the wedding couple at a follow-up reception in the home of the bride's parents at 611 North Claudina street, with 75 guests extending their congratulations. Buffet canapes were served by the hostess from a lovely appointed table covered with an exquisite lace cowl and a multi-floral centerpiece. Leaving with her bridegroom for a three-week honeymoon tour of southern states, Mrs. Deverell chose a three-piece English tweed traveling suit in warm brown tones and matching accessories, with the orchid from her bouquet pinned to her lapel. Upon their return they will be at home to their friends in Anaheim. The Deverells are both graduates of Anaheim schools with the bride an active participant in campus affairs including the G. A., dramatic presentations, and orchestral artistry. Following her graduation from Fullerton junior college, she attended the Redlands university and was on the teaching star of the pre-hursery division of Vallejo schools prior to her marriage. A native of Los Angeles, her bridegroom was a football star, with outstanding achievements in room mothers are Mrs. J. P. Nicholls and Mrs. Fred Lee. Betyl Kennedy is the teacher on one third grade. The room masters of Mrs. Clara Harmon's grade are Mrs. John Hushman and Mrs. Herman Schafer. Mrs. John Henry, president, opened the meeting by calling on the Cub Scouts who presented the colors and led the flag salute. The meeting was then turned to the substitute program chairman, Mrs. Arthur Korn, introducing the Cubmaster, Mr. L. Stanton, who gave a brief history of Cub Scouting and announced the annual paper drive due to start on January 28 and lasting through February 2. The boys will call for the papers, or if anyone has papers they would like to give, they may phone the den mothers and they will see that the boys call for them. As in the past, papers are to be tied in bundles in order to make handling easier. Mr. Stanton introduced the den chiefs. Richard Arnold of den number 1 introduced the boys of his den, the group going to the stage, where they presented the cub promise, gave the cub laws and sang the den song. They remained on stage while other dens, in their turn, presented their part of the program, each group remaining on stage. Mother of den number 1 is Mrs. H. L. Stanton with Mrs. A. F. Loustau the assistant den mother. Ray Smale for den number 2, presented the boys from this group who gave the cub salute, the cub sign and sang the pack song. During the course of their presentation, Arthur Korn thanked the P.-T. A. for their help in sponsoring their den. Mrs. J. P. Britchfield is den mother and Mrs. Arthur Korn the assistant den mother. Den number 3, under the leadership of Peter Fort, closed the cub scout part of the program forming a living circle as they do at the close of their den meetings. Mrs. Clarence Taylor is den mother for this group. Troop 23 of the Brownies, under the leadership of Mrs. Henry Golden, was introduced. Mrs. Fort is the assistant leader. Troop 16 was presented to the ensemblage. Mrs. Everett Done is the leader and the two co-leaders are Mrs. H. C. Casebeer and Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes. Both troops gave interesting demonstrations of the Brownie promise and sang the Brownie smile song. The Girl Scouts are Mrs. J. P. Nicholls and Mrs. Fred Lee. Beginning at one o'clock installation of office was sent with the president Mary Fordyce; senior vice-dent Mabel Ives; junior president Samantha Alsip; lain Mary L. Goble; treasurer Olga Ballenger; conductor Mitchell; guard Mary Swift assistant conductor, Mamie Agin; assistant guard, Mae Gay patriotic instructor, Etta Cozart and correspondent, Linnie Cullom; Mrs. Countess was to be present and will be insisted at a later date. Color-bearers installed Mary McAlvey, Mary Asheney, Mary Hatfield and Eathel Heath Installing officer for the noon was Mrs. Meta Caldwell who was assisted by her staff seven; four color-bearers; conductor, Mrs. Hattie Cozart Estella Gray, musician. At the conclusion of the monoyt gifts of appreciation presented to the out-going off and to the installing officer in turn presented her staff gifts. Special guests for the me were those from Santa Ana: Jones, Meta Caldwell, Beth Beckness, Alice Mill Elizabeth Birkhead, and E Gray; from Fullerton were I Pyler, Maud English, Eliz Roe, and Myrtle Goodchild. District officers present Elizabeth Wright, department treasurer of Huntington I and Flo Merriman of Orange department patriotic instructor Announcements Grace Parlor, Native Daughter of the Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Alan Kirkelie, to bring Li Pennies for their next meeting set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? 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Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight。 Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor, Native Daugherty of Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Woman's Missionary society of Southern Church are visited by their president, Anna Kirkelie, to bring Living Pennies for their next meeti object set for Feb. 6. ARE YOU IN THE KNOWING?cerning the essential fact community first aid? Reduced instruction! GREAT Parlor，Native Daugherty OF Golden West will be their officers for 1946 tonight. 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Following her graduation from Fullerton junior college, she attended the Redlands university and was on the teaching staff of the pre-nursery division of Vallejo schools prior to her marriage. A native of Los Angeles, her bridegroom was a football star, with outstanding achievements in other sports, a member of AUHS Glee club and a graduate of Fullerton junior college. Recently discharged after serving with the Seabees, attached to a construction unit for three years, of which he spent 25 months in the South Pacific, Deverell will be employed by the Southern California Telephone company following their honeymoon. DRASTIC NEED FOR "CHRISTENER" Get your gray matter tuned up... residents... with a tempting ante of 25 simolians' worth in trade to be awarded the winner of the Parker House re-christening contest. Mail, phone, or bring in your suggestions. Long time "hangout" and club meeting house, Wade and Dorothy Parker, co-managers sold out to Glen Hedges and Earl Menke, natives of Akron, Ohio, who arrived in this city with their wives (and pets) approximately November of last year. CAMPUS CHAT BIDS for UCLA combined Junior-Senior prom, have been selling like nylons at $5.00 per couple, scheduled for Feb. 7 and 8 with music by Freddie Martin and Jan Savitt to be broadcast over a coast to coast network. Exotic panorama effected by colorful technique will mark Kerkoff hall. —Bruin correspondent troop 23 of the Brownies, under the leadership of Mrs. Henry Golden, was introduced. Mrs. Fort is the assistant leader. Troop 16 was presented to the ensemblage. Mrs. Everett Done is the leader and the two co-leaders are Mrs. H. C. Casebeer and Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes. Both troops gave interesting demonstrations of the Brownie promise and sang the Brownie smile song. The Girl Scouts, troop number 6, presented pins to twenty-five members of their group. Each girl, in order to get the pin, had to attend four regular meetings, pay dues, learn scout laws and the scout promise. The troop was organized by Miss Betty Coleston and Miss Doris Meecham, the leader being Mrs. Roger Huebert and Mrs. Harry Horn, the assistant leader. An impressive investiture service was held. To represent the three parts of the Girl Scout promise, three tapers were lighted and as the ceremony progressed each girl lighted her candle from a master candle, gave the Girl Scout salute and hand-shake, at which time she was presented with her pin and membership card. As each of the girls performed her part of the candle-lighting ceremony, she took her place in a semi-circle, or horse-shoe formation, gave the Girl Scout laws and promise, and at the conclusion of this part of the program, they formed a circle and sang the goodnight song. The candles were then blown out, one by one, all around the circle. Miss Florence Hilton, executive director, was introduced and briefly outlined Girl Scout activities in Anaheim. Mr. L. L. Paxton, Boy Scout executive of northern Orange county, was presented and spoke briefly on scouting. He presented community first aid? Reduced instruction on sound; accurate research information; compiled by me scientists of national eminent will be used extensively. Tourses are free, with registrar Anaheim chapter office. Feb. 4 Junior Ebell meeting feature tea hour and business sion. For further informa phone Mrs. Robert R. We president, 4854. Musical arts audition by April 28. Information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Marsh Guttree at her Anaheim st 4309. Ethel Louderbach, presides the Rebekah assembly will be instructress for the day at next district luncheon-meet with Helen Pannier, noble girl presiding over the business sion. Follow-up dinner will given at the Church of Christ with tickets at $1.25. Next meeting of the Business and Professional Women's will be at the home of Mrs. Boyd, president, featuring a sort course and business sesssion. It is not always lack of grease in steering units that make steering hard; says the service partment of the National A mobile club. Under-inflation the tires more than under-location is the cause. ANAHEIM WOMEN GO TO DESERT Mrs. Theodore Kuchel with mother, and Mrs. F. A. Yung with her daughter, left yesterfor a brief visit in Palm Spri VICE STARS TO CUBS WHO HAVE BEEN IN DENS FOR ONE YEAR. Mrs. A. C. W. Stokes thanked the scout leaders for the fine program and presented each leader gift, in behalf of the P.-T. A. At the conclusion of the program, a short business session was held. The fifth grade was claimed the winner of the cam count trophy for having the greatest represented attendance at the meeting. Miss Doris Meem is teacher of this grade. This was presented with a treat. Presiding at the tea table during the refreshment course was Kennedy and Mrs. Harmon. VRC Has Annual Installation at Tuesday Meeting The A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps held their annual installation of officers with a formal ceremony when they met for the first time in the K. C. Hall East Center street, the session preceded with a pot-luck dinner at 11:30 o'clock. Beginning at one o'clock, the installation of office was pre-ceeded with the president being Mary Fordyce; senior vice-president, Mabel Ives; junior vice-president, Samantha Alsip; chapman, Mary L. Goble; treasurer, a Ballenger; conductor, Mary Schell; guard, Mary Swindler; assistant conductor, Mamie Brummer; assistant guard, Mae Griggs;otic instructor, Etta Countess correspondent, Linnie Campbell; Mrs. Countess was unable to present and will be installed P.-T. A. Announces State Convention May 1, 2 and 3 A state convention on May 1, 2, and 3 in San Francisco was announced by the Board of Managers of the California Congress of Parent and Teachers meeting at Hotel Clark in Los Angeles January 9 and 10 with Mrs. Rollin Brown of Los Angeles, first vice-president presiding. An announcement was made by the state membership chairman, Mrs. Marvin Owen of North Hollywood that to date the membership is 388,293, indicating thatance at this first convention war was expected to go over 4000 mark. Mrs. G. W. Luhr of Oakland was chairman of the convention location committee. Legislation reported by Mrs. P. D. Bevil of Sacramento, state chairman included approval for added funds to increase medical training facilities for the University of California. This calls for adding to the present equipment on the Berkeley campus and for inaugurating the program on the Los Angeles campus. The board reaffirmed its stand that funds must be made available to the counties in order that more careful supervision and more adequate inspection of boarding homes may be possible. It is the continuing stand of the board that need for Child Care Centers continues to be an emergency and must be cared for until the situation becomes normal. Before a permanent plan for such case can be established a careful study must be made of all phases is also the expressed opinion of the board. Because the housing situation is acute, opinion is that not ANAHEIM EBELL ANNOUNCEMENTS Buffet refreshment hour instead of the usual dinner-meeting has been set for Feb. 4, open to all members and their guests, with reservation deadline, Jan. 28. Ebell members interested in the drama, poetry and song contests, should consult the bulletin board at the clubhouse. Rummage sale has been set for Jan. 31 and Feb. 1, from 9:30 to 5 p.m., with members requested to bring articles to Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner, chairman of ways and means. Feb. 1 is the date set for the musical to be presented in the FUHS auditorium, with Anaheim members invited as guests, by Mrs. J. J. Alexander, president of the Fullerton Ebell club. Civic service chairman, Mrs. Charles Pearson, announces the need for 35 bedrooms to accommodate St. Louis Browns, Anaheim guests for approximately two weeks, beginning Feb. 19. The Elks of this city are their caterers. Reactionary notes from members listening in on the Federation radio hour given over KVOE Santa Ana station, every Monday morning at 11:15, are invaluable to the station management—your cooperation is asked. Flower and hobby show will be scened in the club house April 18 and 19, as announced by Mrs. George Greeder, chairman. Mrs. Steiner Entertains Red Cross Senior Hospital Boxes What is the Anaheim American Red Cross do Well for one thing—last they shipped six overflow tons to the San Francisco office to be distributed to numerous hospitals to the western area. They filled with pajamas, bed bath robes, afghans, sweaters and 49 pair of sweaters and 49 pair of sweaters and 49 pair of sweaters and 49 pair of sweaters and 49 pair of sweaters and 49 pair of sweppers. This worthy work was plished by hard "knitting" women under the direct Mrs. P. H. Nelson, chaplain. Bonds City S In Thirty Years Totaled $775 Bonds totalling $775 sold by the City of Anaheim through 1944, the California payers' association states public its study of bonded debt of cities. The local figure was streets, $25,000; sewers tation, $270,000; municipalings, $115,000; water protection, $5000; and recreation, $200,000. The city has $326,3 bonds outstanding on 1944, the latest date for statewide information available, the association said. And redemption payment city for that year totaled $497.96. Records in the office or clerk here show that beginning at one o'clock, the installation of office.s was pre-ceeded with the president being Mary Fordyce; senior vice-president, Mabel Ives; junior vice-president, Samantha Alsip; chapleen, Mary L. Goble; treasurer, Ballenger; conductor, Marychell; guard, Mary Swindler; assistant conductor, Mamie Brumier; assistant guard, Mae Griggs; elotic instructor, Etta Countess correspondent, Linnie Campley; Mrs. Countess was unable to present and will be installed later date. Color-bearers installed were: Mary McAlvey, Mary Ashenfelter, Mary Hatfield and Eathel Hopson. Installing officer for the aftermorning was Mrs. Meta Caldwell, who was assisted by her staff of four color-bearers; theductor, Mrs. Hattie Cozard and Vella Gray, musician. At the conclusion of the ceretainy, gifts of appreciation were presented to the out-going officers to the installing officer, who returned presented her staff with special guests for the meeting those from Santa Ana: MolJones, Meta Caldwell, ElizaBeckness, Alice Milligan, abeth Birkhead, and Estelle by; from Fullerton were Libbie er, Maud English, Elizabeth and Myrtle Goodchild. District officers present were abeth Wright, department supervisor of Huntington Beach Flo Merriman of Orange, dement patriotic instructor. Announcements Grace Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West will install officers for 1946 tonight. Members of the Junior Womnage Missionary society of the Em Evangelical church are re-lated by their president, Mrs. Ann Kirkelie, to bring Lincoln nites for their next meeting, set for Feb. 6. RE YOU IN THE KNOW conting the essential facts of community first aid? Red Cross accredited instructors are this knowledge to be used extensively. These cases are free, with registration anaheim chapter office. Job 4 Junior Ebell meeting will more careful supervision and more adequate inspection of boarding homes may be possible. It is the continuing stand of the board that need for Child Care Centers continues to be an emergency and must be cared for until the situation becomes normal. Before a permanent plan for such case can be established a careful study must be made of all phases is also the expressed opinion of the board. Because the housing situation is acute the opinion is that not only must steps be taken with state and national cooperation to provide more living space, but also that rent control must be continued until the supply and demand are more nearly equal. The board has gone on record with the statement that war time controls of prostitution as provided for in the May act must be continued. This calls for reinactment of this or similar legislation within the year. "The State Department of Education is reestablishing the Parent Education program in the Division of Adult Education," stated Supt. Roy Simpson as he addressed the board. Educators and parents alike believe that training for home and family life will do much to prevent juvenile delinquency. Mr. Heman J. Stark of the division of field service of the California Youth Authority in speaking to the board told the appalling increase in crime among juveniles with 65% more committed this year over last, 81,000 were major offences; 28,000 were placed under juvenile court control and 2,000 were placed under control of the Youth Authority. The Authority is engaged in a program of rehabilitation which will be expanded as rapidly as funds are made available. This is only possible through public support and it is the expressed stand of the Congress that everything must be done in support of this youth conservation program. The next board of managers meeting will be called for March in Los Angeles, when more complete convention plans will be announced. E. B. Manghams Host Group for Sunday Dinner "Chicken for Sunday dinner" was enjoyed by family members and friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mangham, January 13, with follow-up of colored slides and movies shown in the evening. Radio hour given over KVOE Santa Ana station, every Monday morning at 11:15, are invaluable to the station management—your cooperation is asked. Flower and hobby show will be scened in the club house April 18 and 19, as announced by Mrs. George Greeder, chairman. Mrs. Steiner Entertains Pinochle Club Colorful floral toned arrangements effected gay atmosphere throughout an Anaheim home last evening with Mrs. William Steiner of 700 East Sycamore street, playing hostess to the Pinochle club. Midnight snack served buffet style, was a delightful finish to the evening. Guests included Mrs. Lawrence Kenyon, Mrs. Elmer Greger, Mrs. Anna Mazza, Mrs. Wylie Harfiman and Mrs. Everett Hatfield. Bricks of frozen concentrates of orange and grapefruit juice are rumored to be scheduled for early appearance on the market. Addition of water returns the juice to its original state, reports indicate. New Dixie C HIGHWAY 101...BET THE FINEST PLAC Dine ORANGE COUNTY'S MOST ULTRA MODI RESTAURANT COMPLETELY REMODELED The Finest of Foods We Bake Our Own BREAD BOILS BAST E. B. Manghams Host Group for Sunday Dinner "Chicken for Sunday dinner" was enjoyed by family members and friends of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Mangham, January 13, with follow-up of colored slides and movies shown in the evening. Deep-red poinsettia arrangements effectively appointed their Santa Ana home, 2050 South Birch street. Participating in the all day fun were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Self, Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Lewis, and son, Dick, of Torrance Glen and Bill Mangham, sons of the hosts; Grace Thompson, UCLA student, and Barbara Hedden. LANGFORD'S HONEYMOON, WILL LIVE IN VALLEJO Honeymooning in San Francisco are Ensign and Mrs. John A. Langford (Marjorie A. Nyboe) who were wed last Saturday in formal church rites. Marjorie, well known in this city, graduate of Marywood high school and FJC, affiliated with Theta Nu Theta, is the daughter of the R. Nyboes here. Her bridegroom, graduate of FUHS, FJC, and Calif. Tech., received his commission at Cornel university in June with further education at Bowdoin college, Brunswick, Me, is now stationed at Mare Island navy yard, Vallejo, where the young couple will make their home. His parents are the John B. Langfords of Fullerton. In one area of Shensi Province in north China, primitive oil wells produce four or five barrels a day by pumps entirely hand operated. Red Cross Sends Hospital Boxes What is the Anaheim chapter, American Red Cross, doing now? Well for one thing—last Friday they shipped six overflowing cartons to the San Francisco area office to be distributed from there to numerous hospitals throughout the western area. These were filled with pajamas, bed slippers, bath robes, afghans, 44 knitted sweaters and 49 pair of sox. This worthy work was accomplished by hard "knitting" local women under the direction of Mrs. P. H. Nelson, chapter chairman. Bonds City Sold In Thirty Years Totaled $775,000 Bonds totalling $775,000 were sold by the City of Anaheim during the 30 years from 1914 through 1944, the California Taxpayers' association states, in making public its study of bonds sold and bonded debt of California cities. The local figure was divided: streets, $25,000; sewers and sanitation, $270,000; municipal buildings, $115,000; water, $160,000 protection, $5000, and parks and recreation, $200,000. The city has $326,387.50 in bonds outstanding on June 30, 1944, the latest date for which statewide information is available, the association said. Interest and redemption payments by the city for that year totalled $42,-497.96. Records in the office of the city clerk here show that the indebt- The city has $326,387.50 in bonds outstanding on June 30, 1944, the latest date for which statewide information is available, the association said. Interest and redemption payments by the city for that year totalled $42,-497.96. Records in the office of the city clerk here show that the indebtedness last June 30 was $302,050, and that $41,119.34 had gone into the interest and sinking funds during the fiscal year that ended on that date. Total bonds sold by all California cities during the 30-year period were $666,345,733, the association reports. Of that indebtedness, $422,515,731 still was outstanding on June 30, 1944. RUTH'S AND HARRY'S Harry and Ruth Heinmiller of Buena Park have purchased "Curley's Cafe," 250 East Center street, from Frank and Rae Miller, and have renamed it "Ruth's and Harry's." The Millers had operated the business six months. The new owners assumed charge of the restaurant last Monday. christen our cafe and win $25.00 in trade Hours 7 a.m. 7 p.m. • breakfast • lunch • dinner The PARKER HOUSE 122 East Center Anaheim. Phone 3521 co-owners: Glen Hedges—Earl Menke mail or bring in your suggestions Dixie Castle Restaurant DAY 101...BETWEEN ANAHEIM AND ORANGE FINEST PLACE IN ORANGE COUNTY TO GE COUNTY'S EXTRA MODERN TAURANT ELY REMODELED nest of Foods Bake Our Own ESTRA MODERN RESTAURANT ELY REMODELED nest of Foods Bake Our Own OLLS...PASTRIES Own Ovens REE PARKING SPACE CAPACITY 160 AN EVENING LONG TO REMEMBER! Eastern Fried Chicken Drinks...Sea Food GAMING AND ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY Tate Sitar Orchestra Is "Little Jo" M. C. "Dick" Dinner Served 5 'Til 11 p.m. For Reservations, Ph. Orange 743-W Closed Mondays OT OUR BEAUTIFUL COCKTAIL LOUNGE BEFORE DINNER HARRY & MARGE...Host and Hostess