anaheim-gazette 1946-03-21

Around Anaheim Talk of the Town Merry-go-round March of unpredictable elements... blue skies and spring... symbolic of the "traditional lamb," held sway until last week when the "king of beasts" reigned for a day with a tempest of scudding winds punctuated with showers, finding many Anaheimers wholly unprepared for this outburst. Trees lost blossoms and branches. Feminine bonnets, bobby pins and "masculine chapeau" decorated the streets. Did you notice the bewildered expressions of many of our "furred-friend's" faces? WORTH ATTENTION on next month's Ebell calendar will be the annual flower and hobby show scheduled for April 25 and 26 to be presented in the club house. General chairman will be Mrs. George B. Greder and co-chairman Mrs. John Boege. Co-chairmen for the hobby division will be Mrs. Ben Kaulbars and Mrs. George Salisbury, with Mrs. Gene Frantz in charge of the judging and for visiting clubs. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins will be chairman of ticket sales and Mrs. Milton Sell, chairman of poster designing. Presiding as tea chairmen will be Mrs. W. P. Webb and Mrs. J. F. Guthrie. DORIS BAKER is just back after a glorious "second hopeymoon" of a week with her "Ben" a recent returnee from the Hawaiian Islands, at Crestline. Elaborate preparations was made for "bleak". and blustery weather, but ... "the snow was conspicuous by its absence" said Doris. Therefore, the pleasure of boat pneumonia. She plans to become thoroughly rested during the next two weeks. HOME FROM STANFORD university is Jane Saulsberry, visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mary H. Saulsberry on route 2, Loara road. She will return to continue her post graduate work April 3. STRIKING DISPLAY of green hand-made glass vases, two hand-painted large wooden trays against a background of bamboo matting, and gold picture frame stage graced with two French provincial figurines in black and white appear in Moon's Gift Shop window. Balancing this spring arrangement, the opposite case features white enameled metal stands and wail racks contrasting with decorative bowls of fancy ivy. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS by Paula, phone 2025. GUY J. HOLMAN Devoted and dedicated READERS attending local district jaycees, and so universities. Intensify column by phoning in the important big and little events. CAMPUS QUEENS sh Clarice Sportswear, 219 Center street, Anaheim. "PA, MA AND ME" BAND Original "Pa, Ma and Me" quet was presented by theheim Parent Teacher Association with a capacity crowd of 2 joying a swiss steak dinner the school cafeteria last evening, preceding a variety gram in the school assortment. Mrs. Herbert Messersmith, client, was in charge of arments. Student talent was featured the entertaining program master of ceremonies for the quiz show, Lynn prize winner was also other contestants comical gifts also. Lee and Tom Wright several accordion arrangements popular melodies. An orgital by Edna Ruth Davi James Friis followed. The first year drama engaged a hilarious one act entitled, "All But the Truth directed by Ruth Phelps." "HELLO, SECRETARY SCHOOL- I just married boss! You don't need to ser DORIS BAKER is just back after a glorious "second hopemoon" of a week with her "Ben" a recent returnee from the Hawaiian Islands, at Crestline. Elaborate preparations was made for "bleak". and blustery weather, but . . . "the snow was conspicuous by its absence" said Doris. Therefore, the pleasure of boating on the azure surface of Lake Arrowhead, scenic horse back rides, and basking 'neath the golden mountain sunshine was enjoyed after the shedding of sweaters, wind-breakers, jackets, and ear muffs! BRIDAL BOUQUETS, corsages and complete wedding arrangements, designed by Carmen's Flower Shop, 111 E. Center, Anaheim, phone 4997. RECUPERATING at her home is Mrs. William E. Hauser after returning to the Crescent Style Shoppe too soon, last week after her arduous seige of bronchial stage graced with two French provincial figurines in black and white appear in Moon's Gift Shop window. Balancing this spring arrangement, the opposite case features white enameled metal cannons and wall racks contrasting with decorative bowls of fancy ivy. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS by Paula, phone 2025. GUY J. HOLMAN ON INACTIVE SERVICE Guy J. Holman, Jr., USNR, of 208 South Philadelphia street, Anaheim, recently arrived at San Pedro, on the destroyer USS Shields, which will join the inactive fleet. The Shields participated in strikes against Borneo. The lumber industries report almost 28,000 women workers today, as compared with about 8,-000 before the war. About 66 million bushels of rice were produced during 1942 in the states of Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas and California. The early bird catches the worm! --fishermen "in the know" prefer Aggies Sport and Hobby Shop Aggies Sport and Hobby Shop Phone Anaheim 8510 265 East Center - "Penn" Reels - Nylon Lines - Plasti-Kote Paints - Racket Restringing WE TAKE ORDERS FOR YOUR LETTERMEN SWEATERS ANAHEIM GAZETTE aheim campus chat Devoted and dedicated to our LEADERS attending local schools, strict jaycees, and southland universities. Intensify y-o-u-r alumn by phoning in those important big and little events. CAMPUS QUEENS shop at Marice Sportswear, 219 Westenter street, Anaheim. —Adv. A. MA AND ME” BANQUET Original “Pa, Ma and Me” banquet was presented by the Anaheim Parent Teacher Association, with a capacity crowd of 250 envirnging a swiss steak dinner in the school cafeteria last Tuesday evening, preceding a varied program in the school assembly. Ms. Herbert Messersmith, president, was in charge of arrangements. Student talent was featured on the entertaining program with master of ceremonies for the live-quiz show, Lynn Bollek. The prize winner was Mary and other contestants receiving commical gifts also. Lee and Tom Wright played several accordion arrangements of popular melodies. An organ reel by Edna Ruth Davis and Jones Friis followed. The first year drama class aged a hilarious one act play titled, "All But the Truth," directed by Ruth Phelps. HELLO, SECRETARIAL HOOL- I just married my sis! You don't need to send me projects ensuing will follow, with Wanda Reinhart, Anaheim president, presiding at the local group's meet. Grand finale will be a festive dinner in the school cafeteria from 5:45 p.m. to 7 p.m. Advisor for the Anaheim league is Miss Laura Jean Frantz. This is the first county meeting since the war. ‘Tournament of Lights’ Festival Set for Aug. 10 Consulting the state of the moon and tide, without benefit of astrologers and relying solely on official U. S. time and tide tables, the board of directors of the Newport Balboa “Tournament of Lights,” set August 10th next, as the date for California’s premier aquatic event for this year. Not since “Pearl Harbor” has any public event taken place in Pacific waters, and a resumption of the ancient “Tournament of Lights,” as midsummer rivals of midwinter festivities is assured for this year. Governor Earl Warren will lead the parade. The board of directors, composed of J. B. McNally, J. S. Barrett, Rubbard C. Howe, Donald Kemp, W. K. Murphy, W. B. Harper, Nelson Stafford, Felix Bangs, and Robert Murphy, set the date for what is predicted to be the greatest Corinthian event in Newport Harbor’s forty years of history. All southern California’s private yachtsmen are invited to the great night party which will be resplendent with water borne lights and fireworks. Portuguese who settled in Brazil early in the 16th century Ruby McFarland Asks Reelection RUBY McFARLAND County Recorder Ruby McFarland today issued formal announcement of her candidacy to succeed herself. Mrs. McFarland has been recorder since Sept. 13, 1940 when she was appointed recorder by the board of supervisors to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. Fred Sidebottom. She was elected recorder by the people at the Aug. 25, 1942, primaries. “My position as a candidate can be briefly and simply stated,” she said in announcing her candidacy. “If elected I shall continue efficient and courteous administration of the office for the people.”—Adv. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that HELLO, SECRETARIAL HOOL- I just married my sis! You don't need to send me on seven!" GUYS IN THE KNOW wear one's Men's Wear, 225 West Cen-Anaheim, phone 3534.—Adv. ALS' LEAGUE Anaheim Girls' League members will be hostesses to represenves from all Orange county Friday afternoon, when they ent their program-dinner at Anaheim high school at 4 clock. An assembly arranged Wanda Reinhart, presiding ident, and Miss Laura Jean atz will begin the affair group meetings for the discusof the years activities and Portuguese who settled in Brazil early in the 16th century planted sugar cane and shipped sugar to Portugal in 1526 for sale in Europe; Portugal had a monopoly on the sugar of the world for nearly 200 years. RHEUMATISM and ARTHRITIS I suffered for years and am so thankful that I can walk and work again without pain, that I will gladly answer anyone writing me for information. MRS. EMMA IVES, P. O. Box 189, Los Angeles 52, Calif. 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