anaheim-gazette 1946-03-07

Doors of City’s Newest Cafe Will Swing Open this Month All of Anaheim will welcome Dorothy and Wade Parker in their new Banquet House, to make its formal bow sometime this month. Only one mile from the heart of this city’s business district, their ultra-modern ranch-style structure, 1418 East Center, will offer an atmosphere of charm and relaxation in the country. An air of refinement will prevail at all times, with the golden glow of candlelight adding that festive touch during the dinner hours, from 4 to 9 in the evening. Featuring four entrees, southern fried chicken, ham, steak and prime rib, prepared in the famous Parker manner that has made this pair a “tradition” among Anaheim and Orange county food fanciers, Wade says, smiling, “I’ll cook your steaks the way you like ’em; Dorothy will greet our friends and customers. We will cater to special reserved club luncheons, banquets and party occasions; our phone, recently installed, is No 4469.” Streamlined horseshoe arrangement of mahogany-finished tables will be set off by the soft green toning of the walls and white draperies. The spacious kitchen is furnished with all the newest equipment and ample parking facilities will be provided on the grounds. Gay green neon will mark their driveway, first house east of the Lincoln school. Plans for their expansion include a glass-in terrace fronting a landscaped garden. The Parkers will be remembered in their first restaurant on West Center street, which they opened in October, 1942. Eleven months later, they purchased the Marigold cafe on East Center, renaming it “The Parker House” and remaining in business there until November, 1945. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Jungeit of 264 Franklin street, Garden Grove, announce the birth of their son on Thursday, Feb. 28. CORRECTION, PLEASE! Last week’s issue of the zette carried an article ing work of the Christian ice Organization, which its headquarters, Feh. The article stated that C. E. O. had entertained 800,000 servicemen and during the 35 months existence. The figure have been 680,000. The editors are sorry mistake and take this m correcting it. Thank you! Your Beautiful New Dinner Ranch Will Add Much to Plans for their expansion include a glass-in terrace fronting a landscaped garden. The Parkers will be remembered in their first restaurant on West Center street, which they opened in October, 1942. Eleven months later, they purchased the Marigold cafe on East Center, renaming it "The Parker House" and remaining in business there until November, 1945. Seven Are Fined For Duck Baiting At Newport Club Pleading guilty to baiting duck shooting grounds at La Mesa Gun club, near Newport beach, with grain, seven men Tuesday were fined $25 each by Federal Judge Ben Harrison at Los Angeles. Included was Police Chief R. R. Hodgkinson of Newport Beach. Others included C. F. Baxter of Upland, and five residents of Los Angeles and Beverly Hills. Harry M. Bennett and William S. Holstein, both of Newport Beach, and Edward R. Groehendyke of Pasadena, all guests at the club, were freed when charges against them were dismissed. Former Resident Of This City Passes Miss Mary Pat Murphy, sister of Captain John J. Murphy of Santa Ana whose wife is the former Roslynn Houser of this city, passed away last Friday morning at St. Joseph hospital. She was the 19-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Murphy of 915 Minter street, in Santa Ana. She was a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, although she had lived most of her life in Santa Ana, going there from Los Angeles where she was born. Surviving are her parents of the home in Santa Ana; and one brother, John J. Murphy, also of Santa Ana. Rosary was recited on Sunday evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel of Smith and Tuthill mortuary, Santa Ana, with requiem mass recited at 9 o'clock on Monday morning in St. Joseph church. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Thomas Murphy and Helen Updyke Travis, both of this city, were issued a marriage license at the county courthouse in Santa Ana on Monday of this week. evening at 8 o'clock in the chapel of Smith and Tuthill mortuary, Santa Ana, with requiem mass recited at 9 o'clock on Monday morning in St. Joseph church. Burial was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Thomas Murphy and Helen Updyke Travis, both of this city, were issued a marriage license at the county courthouse in Santa Ana on Monday of this week. OWNER RECOVERS CHECK Pablo Castillo, 617 East Char-tres street, turned over to police a check for $234, which he found at La Palma park last Sunday, during the St. Louis and Pittsburgh baseball games. Police returned it to H. L. Burden, to whom it was payable. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Karcher are entertaining his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Karcher from Finley, Ohio, for the next six weeks, in their Anaheim home, 511 North Lemon. With Few Exceptions ANAHEIM ST on Thursday, Feb. 28 at Fulrton Cottage hospital. The young man weighed six pounds twelve ounces. CORRECTION, PLEASE! Last week's issue of the Gazette carried an article regarding work of the Christian Service Organization, which closed its headquarters, Feb. 24. The article stated that the C. E. O. had entertained 8,800,000 servicemen and women during the $5 months of its existence. The figure should have been 680,000. The editors are sorry for the mistake and take this means of correcting it. ONLY A MILE EAST FROM THE HEART OF ANAHEIM Dorothy & W 1418 East Center Street LOOK FOR OUR GAY GR Add to neim ULTZ URE CO. NT TERMS Phone 3464 for your p Dinners by Rustic Surr Atmospher enture u have the past 2R Store Watch for Our Opening Announcement EIM STORES WILL CLOSE SATURDAY Thursday, March 7, 1946 FROM THE HEART OF ANANHEIM rothy & Wade Center Street OK FOR OUR GAY GREEN NEON SIGN Telephone 4469 FIRST HOUSE EAST OF LINCOLN SCHOOL presenting ur pleasure ... Dinners by Candlelight - Steak - Ham - Prime Rib - Southern Fried Chicken serving dinners from four to nine in the evening —ample parking space for our patrons Rustic Surroundings of the Countryside Atmosphere Rustic Surroundings of the Countryside Atmosphere of Charm and Refinement Reservations for banquet parties SATURDAY NIGHTS