anaheim-gazette 1946-10-10

THURSDAY, October 10, 1946 WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 GRACE THOMPSON Junior Clubs Plan Meeting For October 29 Premier reciprocity meeting of the season for the Junior Women's clubs of Orange county will be staged October 29, in the Brea Woman's club house with members of the Junior Women's club of that city acting as hotesses. Plans for the affair were formulated during a county board meeting held last week at the home of Mrs. Russel Wilson, junior advisor, 311 Wakeham avenue, Santa Ana. The district project plans were outlined. They included the furnishing of a teachers' home in San Bernardino. Special guest of honor was Mrs. George Wheat of Newport Beach, president of the Orange County Federation. She presided at theurn during the social hour. The long tea table was beautifully decorated with an arrangement of roses. Board members attending the meeting included Mrs. Clute of Santa Ana; Mrs. Jack McGrail of Seal Beach; Mrs. Ray Thompson of Fullerton, and Mrs. E. E. Willmore of Barber city. Club presidents attending included Mrs. M. A. Calkins of Seal Beach, Mrs. Edwin Wildman of Fullerton, Mrs. Juanita Conner of Brea, Mrs. David Clark of Anaheim, Mrs. Russel Goetting of Santa Ana and Mrs. B.-M. Hanold MRS. CARLIN RETURNS FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. Mrs. H. G. Carlin returned to her home in this city on Tuesdayof last week after spending the past two months with her daughter, Mrs. J. K. Shafer, Captain Shafer and two children in Washington, D. C. where they now reside while Captain Shafer is on duty with the United States Army. While in the east, Mrs. Carlin had the pleasure of visiting with Rev. and Mrs. Maurice C. Schollenberger, former pastor of the First Presbyterian church in this city,at their home in Baltimore, Md.Mrs. Shafer liked the eastern cityvery much and was most impressedwith the many interesting things she saw in the New England states. YLI Bridge Party Fashion Show This Friday Mannequins will glide downthe aisle and across the largestage at the Ebell club house tomorrow, Friday afternoon, as themembers of the Young Ladies' institute present a festive dessert-bridge party and fashion review. Over-all chairman for the affair is Babette Stein. Costumes oforiginality for all ages will be presented by the Mary Millerickand Betty Rose shops. Elena Kraemer is in charge ofthe fashion review with Anita Ainsa in charge of distinctivedecorations. Waffle-Parsons Nuptials Read In Las Vegas Lovely in a softly tailored suitMiss Marlan Waffle, daughterMr. and Mrs. Charles E. Waffler2424 Valencia avenue, Santa Anabecame the bride of Paul ParsonsJr., son of Mr. and Mrs. P.Parsons, 352 Cypress street,Garden Grove in the Gretna Greatwedding chapel in Las VegasNev., recently, the Rev. WilliamCarpenter, officiating. The bride wore a beautiful gownia corsage in her lapel. Blitaccessories accented the great tone of her suit. Well known in this vicinityMrs. Parsons, Jr., is a graduateSanta Ana high school andtended junior college there.Salso attended Johnson's businesscollege. A graduate of Garden Grohigh school, Parsons servedwhethe armed forces in the European theater during the war. At the present time theyoucouple is living with his parentsuntil their home in Garden Grohois completed. A surprise kitchen shower given recently for the brideher sister, Mrs. Clifford Holt, 10South Main street, Santa Ana. Parent Education Classes Launched, P.-T. A. Board Mee Launching the first in a series Board members attending the meeting included Mrs. Clute of Santa Ana; Mrs. Jack McGrail of Seal Beach; Mrs. Ray Thompson of Fullerton, and Mrs. E. E. Willmore of Barber city. Club presidents attending included Mrs. M. A. Calkins of Seal Beach, Mrs. Edwin Wildman of Fullerton, Mrs. Juanita Conner of Brea, Mrs. David Clark of Anaheim, Mrs. Russel Goetting of Santa Ana and Mrs. B.-M. Hanold of Garden Grove. Girl Reserves Well Organized Now well organized with an active program planned, are the several local troops of Girl Reserves. Premier meetings were held September 16 at the White Temple Methodist church. Recent activities of the troops, which meet regularly at the church each Tuesday night from 7 to 8 o'clock, was a gala pot-luck held in the church basement. Leaders include Betty Delecy, senior girls; Betty Launer and Ruby Arnsen, junior girls; Betty Wilmer assisted by Wanda Rhinehardt, sophomore girls; and Ercel Morris, assisted by Gloria Knutsen and Dickie Graham, freshmen. Grand prizes of the day include a table model radio and a pressure cooker. Lovely door prizes will be awarded also. Claudina Coffin is in charge of the raffle and the door prizes. Chairman of the food and serving committee is Emma Wisser. Miss Stein is in charge of tickets. Chairmen of the tables and covers include Elsie Benner; tallies, pencils and cards, Marie Lenain, and table prizes, Alice Matejcka. A highly enjoyable breakfast party, given last Friday morning by Elizabeth Lipps of Placentia, attended by more than 50 persons, helped to defray the expenses of the coming affair. The words czar and kaiser are both derived from the Latin caesar. At Last!! BOYS' JEANS "Billy The Kid" Sizes 4 to 12 HOLLYWOOD KNIT SUITS Billy The Kid Sizes 4 to 12 HOLLYWOOD KNIT SUITS Sizes 2 to 6 TAILORED SUITS By Abelson Sizes 2 to 12 SHIRTS and SOX See Our Beautiful Collection of Dolls From "Spaulding" and Madam Alexander CLAIRE M. LARSON C. LLOYD LARSEN THE BETTY ROSE SHOP 216 E. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 4200 873 Coast Blvd. South Laguna Beach, Calif. Phone 151 ALL GIFT ITEMS BEAUTIFULLY WRAPPED ANAHEIM GAZETTE S Phone 2206 Ruffle-Parsons Capitals Read Las Vegas Only in a softly tailored suit, Marian Waffle, daughter of Mrs. Charles E. Waffle, Valencia avenue, Santa Ana, is the bride of Paul Parsons, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Bros. 352 Cypress street, Garrove in the Gretna Green chapel in Las Vegas, recently, the Rev. William Water, officiating. Bride wore a beautiful garcorsage in her lapel. Black series accented the green of her suit. Known in this vicinity, Parsons, Jr., is a graduate of Ana high school and atjunior college there. She attended Johnson's business graduate of Garden Grove school, Parsons served with nosed forces in the European war during the war. The present time the young is living with his parents their home in Garden Grove pleted. Surprise kitchen shower was recently for the bride by ter, Mrs. Clifford Holt, 1005 Main street, Santa Ana. Parent Education classes Launched, T. A. Board Meets teaching the first in a series of Joe Sowder's Mother Celebrates 90th Birthday Mrs. Elizabeth Sowder of Quincy, Illinois, mother of Joe Sowder of Anaheim, celebrated her 90th birthday anniversary recently at the home of her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Curless, 216 North Eighteenth street, Quincy where she resides. Mrs. Sowder proudly heads a five generation family. A delectable noon dinner was enjoyed by immediate family relaatives. Climax of the party was the presentation of a huge beautifully decorated birthday cake; topped with 90 lighted candles. During the afternoon a host of close friends called to offer their heartiest congratulations. The honoree received many lovely bouquets and gifts. Mrs. Sowder has made her home in Quincy for the past 14 years, moving there from Bowen after the death of her husband, J. T. Sowder. She was born in Hancock county, Tenn., and, after marrying Sowder, a Kentuckian, lived in Rock Castle county, Ky. Thirty-two years ago, the couple came to Hancock county, Ill. and resided on a farm for several years before moving to Bowen. A versatile lady, Mrs. Sowder visited in Indianapolis with her daughters and family recently. She enjoys many activities, attending the First Christian church of Quincy regularly, and visiting with her many friends. She has five children, 29 grandchildren, 37 great-grandchildren and four-great-great-grandchildren. With Mrs. Curless, her childen include her daughters, Mrs. L. I. Stowe and Mrs. Gussie Palmer, both of Indianapolis, and two sons, L. A. Sowder of Denver, Ill., and Joe Sowder of Anaheim. of repairs and interior decoration. Mrs. Forrester is a graduate of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles and has a wide circle of Friends in Orange county. Harbeson Home Scene of Festive Pantry Shower In the spacious home of Mrs. C. E. Harbeson on Burton road, Miss LaRae Riley was honored by a lovely pantry shower last Thursday. She became the bride of Walter Kirkhart this week. Hostesses for the occasion included Mrs. Ruby Ann Baker, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Harbeson, and Mrs. Ruth Smith. A delectable three-course diner was served in the outdoor dining room early in the evening. Appropriate table center-piece featured bridal couple figurines with tall white tapers casting a soft glow over the setting. With the group of guests gathered around the large fireplace in the living room, the honoree opened her many gifts for her new home. Those enjoying the affair with the bride and bridegroom-elect and the hostess, included Mr. and Mrs. Noel Sweeney, Miss June Atwell, Miss Dorothy Pearson, Mrs. Bill Allen, Morimer Smith, Stanford Kerr and Leonard Bouas. Reviews Books For Santa Ana Ebell Section Mrs. Diana Newkirk of this city, described her recent trip to Mexico and reviewed three books set in the picturesque southern nation, before members of the Santa Ana Ebell's Modern Literature section at the club house there. Introduced by Mrs. Jack Keale all of Santa Ana. The lovely tea table was pointed in gold and orange. Thompson was in charge of decorations. Pouring guest Mrs. Clarence Bond, curator Ebell. Credit Women Plan Project "Lay-Away Credit" was topled of the Anaheim-FuCredit Women's round table session during the dinner at the Towne House at Toune last Tuesday night. Mrs. nor Steadman, president, paid during the business session. The group discussed a where the Credit Women's throughout the nation would ther work of training eye dogs. They also coninviting the Santa Ana co-join the Fullerton-Anaheim. Miss Mamie Lane, book at Stroup-Barnes Furniture pany, was elected to fill the retarial post vacancy. A delicious turkey dinner enjoyed by the 14 member tending the affair. Al Ray director of the Credit Bureau northern Orange county, attended. A special dinner meeting Anaheim Elks club will be November 12 with the San Francisco members as guests. A credit speaker is promised occasion. The Anaheim Gazette since RENT Education Issues Launched; T. A. Board Meets teaching the first in a series of educational classes at Ana-Union high school, under sponsorship of the high school Teachers' Association, Mrs. Baumbach discussed "The Re-Discovers Itself" last day morning at 9:45 o'clock teachers' dining room. Our family is your prospects future," she emphasized. oard meeting of the P.-T. A. led with Mrs. Olin Cramer, on legislative measures held at the last district meetd in Orange recently. "Lege is the tool of the people used for their betterment," marked. The P.-T.A., nationa non-partisan organiza representative board its policies through demo-procedure. Proposition 8, assures $2400 minimum salary for teachers, is begered while the opposing notion 13 is being vetoed. policy is in accordance with pupils' desire to "raise the ends of schools." Mrs. Mel-lveson and Mrs. Leo Friis attended the district meetregular meeting of the school P.-T. A. is scheduled next Tuesday night in the school library at 7:30 o'clock. Frederick P. Woellner of the city of California at Los will discuss "Understand-a Free World." Mrs. Sal-president, will preside dur-business session. THE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR NATIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Opening October 12 Stanford Kerr and Leonard Bouas. Reviews Books For Santa Ana Ebell Section Mrs. Diana Newkirk of this city, described her recent trip to Mexico and reviewed three books set in the picturesque southern na-tion, before members of the Santa Ana Ebell's Modern Literature section at the club house there. Introduced by Mrs. Jack Kenle of Santa Ana, program chairman, she gave a resume of "Roses for Mexico," "Our Son, Pablo" and Dust on My Heart." Hostesses for the occasion included Mrs. H. G. Wilson, leader; Mrs. Charles Givens, Mrs. M. N. Thompson and Mrs. Hugh Plumb, ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES For Your Electrical Work —Anything Electrical— Phone 4621 JOSEPH A. LIEB 111 East Chartres St. Anahe RENDEZVOUS BALL ROOM BALBOA Presents Ansell Hill AND HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY Opening October 12 featuring a selected line of the finest western apparel and equipment for Horse and Rider the WESTERN CORRAL Is an Equestrian's Paradise WESSELS Western Corral Frank Vessels and S. B. Hogey, Props 8829 Atlantic Ave. - LONG BEACH Phone L. B. 447-61 AND HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY October 12th COMING SKINNEY ENNIS SATURDAY October 19th Don't Miss Dancing To These Two Great Bands The S.Q.R. Store holona rublinstein tells you... "see what summer has done to your skin!" of Santa Ana. The lovely tea table was appointed in gold and orange. Mrs. Thompson was in charge of the decorations. Pouring guest was Clarence Bond, curator of the cell. Credit Women Plan Project "Lay-Away Credit" was the title of the Anaheim-Fullerton Credit Women's round table discussion during the dinner meeting at the Towne House at Fuller last Tuesday night. Mrs. Elea Steadman, president, presided over the business session. The group discussed a project where the Credit Women's clubs throughout the nation would further the work of training seeing dogs. They also considered hosting the Santa Ana club on the Fullerton-Anaheim club. Miss Mamie Lane, bookkeeper of Stroup-Barnes Furniture company, was elected to fill the secarial post vacancy. A delicious turkey dinner was enjoyed by the 14 members attending the affair. Al Raymond, director of the Credit Bureau of Northern Orange county, also attended. 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