anaheim-gazette 1946-02-07

Thursday, February 7, 1946 Around Anaheim take a gander Center street, seemingly an endless asphalt means of transportation, is bordered with a magnificent riot of mingled colors radiating from Valentine windows with that "hit-you-in-the-eye appeal" as designed by our local merchants. Though window shoppers may be women...what will she do if he neglects her on Feb. 14? So to make HIM conscious of HER aspirations FOR LADIES ONLY may do the trick? PICTURESQUE postcards have been received from Paula and Lawrence Kenyon who are doin' Las Vegas by "buggy"...addressed to Fern Steiner and Clara Yearout at the Flowers by Paula shop of this city. VALENTINE QUEENS shop at Clarice Sportswear, 219 West Center, Anaheim. HER MANY ANAHEIM friends are glad to know that Mrs. Avalin Cobb is convalescing nicely following an appendectomy performed Jan. 25 at the Fullerton General hospital. Returning Tuesday, she is at her home, 703 North Lemon street, this city. Mrs. Cobb, we remember, is a recent dischargee of the Waves...stationed at Los Alamitos. TWO DAUGHTERS gave "him" that special send-off kiss...Mrs. Lauretta Bradford and Mrs. operation performed at Santa Monica. HONORED BIRTHDAY GUEST seated at the dinner table of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Trockstad, 321 South Lemon, this city, Sunday evening...was her son-in-law, Clinton G. Phillipps who arrived with his wife and son, Ronald, for the occasion. "Mouth-watering" wedges of hot mince and lemon pies baked by Mom climaxed the special feast. CLARICE, after a strenuous seige of the flu, returned last Monday to her sportswear shop...a little pale but her smiling self again! SAY IT WITH FLOWERS by Paula, phone Anaheim 2025. THE REV. HOWARD S. CONG-DON was installed last Sunday as pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim, replacing the Rev. Stanley F. George. ANAHEIMERS will soon be rubbing elbows with grandstand campus chat Devoted and dedicated to READERS attending local school district jaycees, and southluniversities. Intensify y-column by phoning in those important big and little events. GOINGS ON AROUND Colonist campus...winner the "King of Dimes" contest y Warren Mackay, to be crowned "King," at the student body day to be staged Feb. 15, in the gym, sponsored by the junior class. His four attendants, Gia Patin, Bill Kellogg, Roger Panrro and Don Ames will receive a honor of a special photo to use in the school annual publication, "The Colonist." Other prizes were awarded the two nominees in the form of crisp one dollar bills. Over $170.00 was collected for the ballot count...one ball was worth one dime to go to March of Dimes drive. GUYS IN THE KNOW w Lake's Men's Wear, 225 W Center, Anaheim, phone 3534. RECEIVING the coveted scroll award for the most outstanding campus leadership w Ruby Ann Harbeson of Burton Avenue, this city who is attending the University of Southern California. She is also a member of Amazons Judicial Court Cobb is convalescing nicely following an appendectomy performed Jan. 25 at the Fullerton General hospital. Returning Tuesday, she is at her home, 703 North Lemon street, this city. Mrs. Cobb, we remember, is a recent dischargee of the Waves . . . stationed at Los Alamitos. TWO DAUGHTERS gave "him" that special send-off kiss ... Mrs. Lauretta Bradford and Mrs. Gladys Huelskamp. One daughter, Mrs. Ree Henning, accompanied him as far as San Francisco. The object of all this affection is W. O. Basford, who left this city last Friday morning after a three weeks' visit here, for his home in Hettinger, North Dakota. BRIDAL BOUQUETS, corsages and complete wedding arrangements, designed by Carmen's Flower Shop, 111 E. Center, Anaheim, phone 4997. MRS. HAZEL SPEICHER is spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Edward Hoblit, 217 North Berkeley, Fullerton. Her many friends of this county will be glad to know that she is improving nicely following an SAY IT WITH FLOWERS by Paula, phone Anaheim 2025. THE REV. HOWARD S. CONGDON was installed last Sunday as pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim, replacing the Rev. Stanley F. George. ANAHEIMERS will soon be rubbing elbows with grandstand fans of the St. Louis Browns ... yes we'll be down to meet you at the station . . . around Feb. 19. PERSONALLY YOURS job printing the Anaheim Gazette way. HARRY L. BURNHAM, valedictorian of Anaheim high school in 1935, Fullerton Junior college student and UCLA graduate of 1940, was elected to the Fullerton high school faculty by the school board Tuesday night. Burnham replaces Mrs. Winifred Semans of the English department. Recently released from the army, he has been serving as a substitute teacher at Whittier high school. Orange County Library Club Has Dinner Meet Highly entertaining evening was enjoyed recently by members of the Orange County Library club with a delicious dinner served in the high school cafeteria followed by a program and business session with Mrs. Mildred Field, club president, presiding. "Cartooning as a Career," was effectively presented with his own cartoons as illustrations, by Burr Shafer, whose outstanding work appears in many widely-read magazines, including Esquire, Saturday Evening Post, Collier's and the Saturday Review of Literature. Musical portion of the program, introduced by Mrs. Francelia Goddard as chairman, was under direction of Miss Ruth Swanson of the high school faculty. Piano solos by Miss Ruth Phillips and vocal numbers by the Mozart All-Girl choir were presented. NOW YOU CAN SEE HIM AND HEAR HIM ...in Person! Percy Crawford Percy Crawford America's Young Radio Preacher AT... Anaheim Union High School BROADWAY AND CITRON ST., ANAHEIM ALSO SEE AND HEAR THE FAMOUS YOUNG PEOPLE'S CHURCH OF THE AIR QUARTETTE Ruth Crawford, Pianist and Arranger same time... same place Sunday Afternoon, Feb. 10th at 2:30 p.m. Everybody Welcome! Presented By Northern Orange County Youth for Christ ANAHEIM GAZETTE heim campus chat voted and dedicated to our MERS attending local schools, set jaycees, and southland universities. Intensify y-o-u-r by phoning in those imit big and little events. INGS ON AROUND the first campus... winner of King of Dimes" contest was on Mackay, to be crowned "at the student body dance staged Feb. 15, in the girls sponsored by the junior His four attendants, Gabe Bill Kellogg, Roger Pannier on Ames will receive the of a special photo to be in the school annual publication "The Colonist." Other were awarded the twelve trees in the form of crisp new dollar bills. $170.00 was collected in ballot count... one ballot worth one dime to go to the of Dimes drive. IN THE KNOW wear Men's Wear, 225 West Anaheim, phone 3534. —Adv. REVING the coveted senior award for the most outgoing campus leadership was Ann Harbeson of Burton, this city who is attendee University of Southernnia. She is also a member arazons. Judicial Court and Lois Rebekahs Are Hostess to Districts Friday In the picturesque setting of floral and fern arrangements throughout the spacious I.O.O.F. lodge rooms, the Lois Rebekah lodge of Anaheim played hostess to over 200 members and guests at their all day semi-annual district meeting beginning at 10 o'clock last Friday morning, Feb. 1. Helen Pannier, noble grand, presided over the business session and introduced Berthyle Reisinger, district deputy president of the lodge, who in turn presented Ethel Louderback, of Orland, Calif., president of the Rebekah assembly of California, presiding as instructress for the day. Escort honors were extended the assembly president and other assembly officers as follows: Nell Gartin, vice president; Florence Bonetto, warden of Rebekah assembly; Theresa Clara, past president from Whittier; Pearl McClury, past president from Idaho, and Henry Mang, past grand patriarch! Other visitors introduced were Lena Hedeen from Pennsylvania; Dairy Newport from Ohio; Myrtle Kuypers, Colorado; and Sophia Henning, Illinois. Following the luncheon period the noble grands and vice grands of the seven districts presented the president with a lovely gift and the local lodge also presented her with an exquisite orchid. During the dinner hour, a follow-up affair held at the Church of Christ, Lois Rebekahs presented her with a special gift. Each lodge of the district exemplified some part of their work. Musical portion of the evening JUNIOR FREEL ANNOUNCEMENTS Certificate of meritorious service has been received by the club in their worth while work with the USO. Bridge section will meet Feb. 19, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Floyd Hubbard with reservation deadline Feb. 16, and reservations to be made by phoning 4168. Co-hostesses are Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. Paul Winsor. Child study section will meet Feb. 26, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. James Schneider, 607, W. Vermont, phone 2664; with duo-hostesses, Mrs. Schneider and Mrs. William Cook. Dr. Sara Pearson will be the featured guest speaker. An invitation has been received for Anaheim members to be guests at the reciprocity meeting to be held in Santa Ana, Feb. 21. Affair of this coming month is the dance to be staged in the club house March 2, with Bill Cook's eleven piece band to play those foot-tapping rhythms. Miss Betty Wingfield has charge of arrangements and tickets will be two dollars per couple. Fashion show and spring tea has been set for March 9 with Mrs. Wallin Andrews in charge of arrangements and Mrs. Paul Winsor, chairman of ticket reservations. ed as follows: President of the Rebekah assembly will visit Orange lodge Feb. 18; the president will visit Omega Chi Thedro on Feb. 20; Berthyle Reisinger, district deputy president, will visit Aloha lodge of Westminster officially Feb. 12; Westminster IN THE KNOW wear Men's Wear, 225 West Anaheim, phone 3534. REIVING the coveted senior award for the most outgoing campus leadership was Ann Harbeson of Burton, this city who is attendee University of Southernnia. She is also a member of Amazons, Judicial Court and Phi Beta sorority. NETS REPORTING: Lt. Kenneth Wheeler, Fulalumnus, who finished his months leave Jan. 10 left by motor with his wife, former Marilyn Bennigsdorf, Washington, D. C. where he been assigned to naval duty. RUMORED, Alvino Ray James will soon make right-stands somewhere in the county. itter was read from Nancy Carmichael, former president, of her library work with mobile unit of the U.S. armyope. etary and treasurer's reports given by Mrs. Elizabeth secretary pro tem. Host the dinner hour was Mrs. Smith, high school libra-nation's livestock industry total of nearly 40 per cent meat across the scales dur-e five years, 1941-45, as reed to the prewar period. se phone your local, society personal news items to The e. Call 2206. Following the luncheon period the noble grands and vice grands of the seven districts presented the president with a lovely gift and the local lodge also presented her with an exquisite orchid. During the dinner hour, a follow-up affair held at the Church of Christ, Lois Rebekahs presented her with a special gift. Each lodge of the district exemplified some part of their work. Musical portion of the evening was presented by Gloria and Betty Saunders, Norma Moreno and Mary Lou Minnis, students from the Richards-Martin dance studio, as introduced by Ora Horn, program chairman. Important dates were announced has been set for March 9 with Mrs. Wallin Andrews in charge of arrangements and Mrs. Paul Winsur, chairman of ticket reservations. ed as follows: President of the Rebekah assembly will visit Orange lodge Feb. 18; the president will visit Omega Chi Thedro on Feb. 20; Berthyle Reisinger, district deputy president, will visit Aloha lodge of Westminster officially Feb. 12; Westminister lodge will have an old fashioned box social on Feb. 16; past noble grands will meet at the home of Vivian Waite on Feb. 14. Charlotte Hodges and her committee were in charge of refreshments. Mary Millerick Shop Smart Wear for Women 218-220 East Center ANAHEIM, CALIF inimitable cosmetics "That Complexion Couple" ... Baby Skin Oil and Bath Soap ... by Mary Imogene Shepherd. The very essence of spring itself emanates from our exclusive perfums ... by Hattle Carnegie ... Cosmetics of feminine appeal including that famed "Stirring" by Eisenberg WIVES, SWEETHEARTS, MOTHERS ... THEY ARE YOUR VALENTINES! Anaheim Groups To Be Hosts to District Meeting Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary and VFW post will be hosts to the second strict meeting at the hall at 325 est Center street on Thursday ening, February 21, the session ening at 8 p.m. This is a dehire from the regular district breakfast meetings" held in the ast. At this time Helen Cantua of Oakland, will make her official sit to the posts of this district. cond district auxiliary presint Bertha Bryson of Riverside will participate in the program. Fred Witt, second district commander, of Indio, will call the meeting to order. Commanders and auxiliary presidents who will head delegations from their groups include: Floyd Baldwin, Lake Elsinore Post No. 1508, Flora Brady, auxiliary; Alfred E. Frederickson, Ernest L. Kellogg Post No. 1680, Phoebe Hyatt, auxiliary, Santa Ana; Earl A. Stewart, Mack Rubidoux Post No. 1726, Sally Prudence Smith, auxiliary, Riverside; Walter A. Craig, Fullerton Post No. 2073, Harriet Hadewig, auxiliary, Fullerton; William E. Nelson, Corona Post No. 2080, Edna Scott, auxillary, Corona; Walter H. Sears, Harbour Record Post No. 2266, Rose LeRoy, auxiliary, San Jacinto; Horace T. Newman, Otto Rozell Post No. 2835, Cassie Herriford, auxiliary, Orange; W. M. Balz, Captain Jacob E. Baker Post No. 2987, Blythe; J. B. Hoover, Anaheim Post No. 3173, Myrtle Mallin, auxiliary, Anaheim; O. M. Dodd, Coarline Post No. 3536, Lucille Dodd auxliary, Costa Mesa; Fred Smith, Bill Huntington Post No. 3699, Maysel Belding, auxiliary, indio; and C. Arthur Palmer, Seal Beach Post No. 4048. If you own a business in Anahelm you can't afford not to advertise in The Gazette. wake up ... it's valentine time it's valentine time with flowers by Paula WHERE DISCRIMINATING WOMEN SHOP ... AND ARE PLEASED! STACCATO ... or match-up accessories WINSOME ... beautiful jewelry VOGUE HATS ... by garfunkel INTINES! WIVES, SWEETHEARTS, MOTHERS ... THEY ARE YOUR VALENTINES!