anaheim-gazette 1946-10-31

Home Relations Highly Important Individual privileges, responsibilities and privacy were listed as the three prime factors contributing to good family relationships by Marion Prentiss, Home Demonstration Agent for Orange county. The importance of the home during the formative childhood years increases as the world grows more complex, she remarked. A planned pattern of responsibility helps to avoid a feeling of being imposed upon among the "younger generation" and helps to develop the feeling of independence of others. She concluded with three rules for a child's work program: a self-selected task, a self-created plan and freedom to use one's own plans for work. Board Meeting For OCFW Clubs A board meeting of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs will be held tomorrow, Friday beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning at the Congregational church of Buena Park. Mrs. George Wheat, president, will preside. Opening the session, Mrs. James Donegan, chairman of American citizenship, will give a patriotic meditation. The thought for the day will be presented by Mrs. L. L. Beeman, chairman of Bible literature. Mrs. Fremont Morse, state chairman of Radio will be the special guest speaker to be introduced by Mrs. Bertha McCraken, county dress the group will be Mrs. Jean Harmon, state chairman of art, to be presented by Mrs. Harold Jobes, county chairman of art. The election of the nominating committee and report of the state board meeting will highlight the session. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 o'clock at the Buena Park Woman's clubhouse. Special music, interpreted by Mrs. A. E. Rayburn, versatile pianist, will open the afternoon session at 2 o'clock in the clubhouse. She will be presented by Miss Leonora Tompkins, county chairman of music. "The Nation's Teachers Look to the Future" will be the topic of Mrs. Amanda Bonwell, president of the Los Angeles Elementary Teacher's club. Mrs. D. M. Blossom, county chairman of education, will introduce her. An exhibition of crafts, sponsored by Mrs. George Telford, county chairman of crafts, will be on display. The session will adjourn at 3:30 o'clock. P.-T.A. State Board To Meet; Urge Citizens to Vote Members of the Board of Managers of the California Congress of Parents and teachers will gather for the regular bi-monthly meeting to be held November 13 and 14 at Hotel Clark, Los Angeles, it was revealed this week. Mrs. Marvin Owen of North Hollywood will present a report on the membership campaign launched during October under the slogan "Power for Peace". The organization now boasts of a members number of more than half a million. The organization is now concentrating on the November 5 passage of Proposition 3, the better school measure, and the defeat of No. "unlucky for school proposition." In cooperation with other state groups, the California Congress P.-T.A. is actively supporting campaign to "get out and vote." In a recent message to the membership, Mrs. Rollin Brown, president, likens those who fail take advantage of this right to self expression to slaves and fathers says, "If our kind of government is to operate justly successfully, every citizen must to the polls whenever a declaration of the people's will is called for." Only if all citizens cast considered ballots can we be sure that the desire of the majority will be known and the rights of minority safeguarded. When active few can win by default the very foundations of our libraries are threatened." HIGH SCHOOL P.-T. A. BENEFIT "Quality Street" A.U.H.S. Faculty Play Wednesday, Nov. 6th 8:15 P.M. ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Admission 80c, Tax Included Some Jewelers are Craftsmen . . . And others are artists. At Hartfield's we consider jewelry designing and manufacture a fine art—a refinement of one of the oldest arts practiced by mankind. We make jewelry to your own design, interpreting your tastes and harmonizing our craftsmanship with And others are artists. At Hartfield's we consider jewelery designing and manufacture a fine art—a refinement of one of the oldest arts practiced by mankind. We make jewelery to your own design, interpreting your tastes and harmonizing our craftsmanship with your requirements—jewelry manufactured to please your individuality. Pride in workmanship is also the watchword in our clock, watch and jewelry repair departments. Your protection is three-fold when you put your repair problems in our hands. All workmanship and parts bear the Hartfield one-year guarantee — all articles left for repair are fully insured while in our hands — our integrity as diamond merchants in Orange county dates back to the year 1905 when B. Hartfield first came to Anaheim. HARTFIELD JEWELERS Established 1905 by B. Hartfield 108 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM GAZETTE S Phone 2206 ner for Peace". The connow boasts of a membership more than half a million. organization is now concenon on the November 5 passage position 3, the better school are, and the defeat of No. 13, likely for school proposition". Cooperation with other state is actively supporting a sign to "get out and vote". Recent message to the memp, Mrs. Rollin Brown, state event, likens those who fail to advantage of this right of expression to slaves and furdays, "If our kind of governsis is to operate justly and susfully, every citizen must go polls whenever a declaration of the people's will is called Only if all citizens cast cond ballots can we be sure the desire of the majority will own and the rights of the city safeguarded. When the few can win by default, very foundations of our liber-ire threatened". Noble Grands Entertained Here members of the past noble association of the Rebekah Fullerton, enjoyed a covdish luncheon at the home of Hazel Gillison of this city, only. for the annual dinner, ruled for November 16, were during the business session. highlight of the affair was the ing of gifts from "mystery Jennie Mae Annin received mystery package. An enjoy- kett, speaker, will present "Your Child and the Books He Reads". Hostesses will include Mrs. Edward Van Zee, Mrs. Clare Fluegge and Mrs. Ray Ortez, Jr. Elect Mrs. Hall Guardian of Job's Daughters' Council Mrs. Fay Hall was re-elected guardian of Job's Daughters council, Anaheim Bethel No. 5, during the annual election of council officers last Monday night at the Masonic Temple. Special guest was Mrs. Lillie Clark of Los Angeles, district deputy. M. L| Hall was named as associate guardian. Other officers for the ensuing year include Laura Wright, secretary; Marcella Tessner, treasurer; Beverly Lewellyn, director-of-music; Versa Wingert, promoter of sociability; Mrs. Leverich, promoter of finance; Cora Webb, promoter of hospitality, to be assisted by Mrs. Ausbrn; and Elein Bastian, custodian of paraphernalia. Attend Naval Day Celebration Attending a huge Navy Day celebration in San Diego were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eldridge of this city. Leaving here Friday, the couple were the house guests of their nephew and niece-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Waller. Of special interest was their tour of the USS Ronquil. This submarine, commissioned April 22, 1944, has to its credit the completion of five successful war patrols in the Pacific war area. They also enjoyed a tour of the USS Oakland, Naval cruiser. Lovely Surprise Shower Honors Beverly Zabel A lovely surprise bridal shower honoring Miss Beverly Zabel, whose marriage to Kenneth Claassen will be an event of November 10, was given by Rogene Sherman at her home at 209 Ellsworth avenue, last Friday evening. Large vases of white pom-pom chrysanthemums decorated the spacious rooms. A kewpie doll bride surrounded by white chrysanthemums with tall white candelabra in the background graced the mantel. Centered on the dining room table was a beautiful cake topped with two hearts inscribed with "Beverly and Kenneth", a frosted spray of pink roses and rosebuds. Corsages of pink carnations were presented to the mother of the honoree, Mrs. Z. Y. Zabel, and mother of the groom-to-be, Mrs. R. Claassen, at the beginning of the affair. A number of appropriate games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Claassen, Betty Neumann and the honored guest. The many attractive gifts were placed in a huge decorated clothes basket, also a gift. After the bride-elect opened her presents, delectable refreshments of cake, ice cream and punch were served. Those invited to share the evening other than those mentioned above included Glynelle Beat, Barbara Brown, Katherine Brown, Evelyn Edwards, Wilma Fledderman, Myra Fries, Mrs. Lucille Grange, Jeannete Hemmerling, Mrs. E. Roger Sherman and Ester Zornosa. MARY MILLERICK LEAVES TODAY FOR NEW YORK Mary Millerick, owner exclusive Mary Millerick, 220 East Center street, left today, Thursday, for New York the Silver Chief. She will at the Astor hotel and p return here December 3, wide selection of spring, mediate and cruise clothi latest style suggestions fo lady". PLEASE TURN TO PAGE ADDITIONAL SOCIETY L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian Spanish Guitar InstructoThird floor, Odd Fellows 325 West Center St Tuesdays, 2 to 9 p.m. or Superior Radio and Co. 249 East Center St Phone Anaheim 430 ONE-YEAR GUARAN Fine Watch Repair Five-Day Service HARTFIELD JEWEL Established 1905 by B Hartfield Jesse L. Elliott Is The Best Sheriff Oran Install New Junior Ebell Members Tuesday leading the Junior Ebell schedule of future activities is the gen-meeting next Tuesday evening at the clubhouse at 7:45 a.m to feature the installation new members and Miss Edith L. Mitney Dinner will be staged in the clubhouse, November 12, final plans to be announced by the business session at the annual meeting. November 19 the bridge sec- will meet at 7:30 in the event at the clubhouse. Hostesses include Mesdames Paul Win-Robert Buis, Jeff Warren, L. Hasey, Charles Schmitt and Steifel. Reservations may be made by telephoning Mrs. George Marr, Anaheim 3896. The child study section will November 26 at 7:30 o'clock in evening. Miss Elva Hasan. Fuchsia Society Members Hear Plant Expert Mrs. B. F. Nicoll, prominent horticulturalist from Bellflower, discussed the growth and care of fuchsias and other shade plants before members of the Orange county branch of the Southern California Fuchsia Society at the Farm Bureau hall, 353 South Main street, Orange, last Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock. "Wings over Latin America", a colored motion picture featuring beautiful shots of tropical plants and scenery was shown. Delectable refreshments were served during the social hour which concluded the affair. Mrs. P. B. Terry of Orange was hostess for the occasion. The membership drive which closed last week, saw 67 new members in the club, it was revealed by Mrs. Ed Hall of Fullerton, secretary. Girl Scout Week Honors Founder In honor of the memory of Juliette Low, Founder of the Girl Scout organization, Girl Scout week is now being recognized nationally. It began this year, on Navy Day, last Sunday, and will end next Saturday. Each of the seven days is dedicated to highlighting of Girl Scout ideals and activities. Next important date of the local troops' calendars, is the regional conference at "Asilomar", Pacific Grove, Monterey county, to be staged next Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. The cost of registration, room and meals for the full time will be $10. Attendance is expected from Arizona, California, the Hawaiian Islands, Nevada and Barbara Brown, Katherine Brown, Evelyn Edwards, Wilma Fledderman, Myra Fries, Mrs. Lucille Grange, Jeannete Hemmerling, Mrs. E. Roger Sherman and Ester Zornosa. Jesse L. Elliott Is The Best Sheriff Oran County Ever Had! He is recognized as a sheriff, not only by his own police departments but also various Orange county cities which there has been spice cooperation, but he is also named as a capable, honest tireless law enforcement by peace officers throughout state. That was exemplified with 1944 the California State Sheriff's Association elected president. That was a distinction highest character because chosen as leader by men can best appreciate the work a sheriff. These men were sheriffs of all the counties state. To be singled out such an office, by such a man is an enviable recognition. Sheriff Elliott Honored by Governor Earl W. Another high tribute to Sheriff Elliott's integrity and service was his selection, by Governor Earl Warren, as vice-man of the California Law Enforcement Advisory Committee group, headed by the Chief of Police of the City of San Francisco is composed of the outstanding peace officers of the state, or by the Governor with the task of raising the standards of forcement throughout California. Elliott was chosen for the post by the Governor for the standing efficiency of the Orange County Sheriff's office in the period that Elliott has been Sheriff. Respected in His Home Community In his own community, Elliott is respected because he agent, tireless, and in the devotion to the duties of his off-duty unseat him, he gives little time to politics. A large group loyal and determined friends, people from every walk of life actively in the field to re-elect the BEST SHERIFF ORAN COUNTY EVER HAD. These friends say that the Sheriff adheres to the axion "A man who knows and follows his chosen profession never time to criticise his competitors or to quarrel with his neighbor." They recall that in 1942 the grand jury, after a complaint... Wrap 227 Xmas Presents for Hospitalized Vets Stacked on a long table and reaching nearly to the ceiling were 227 gaily wrapped Christmas packages, each containing three useful and attractive gifts for hospitalized service men. The decorative project was accomplished by members of the Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary, under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Boysen, Red Cross chapter camp and hospital chairman and junior pas auxiliary president. The "wrapping bee" was completed last Friday night. The presents will be boxed and shipped to Red Cross, Area office, San Francisco, to be evenly distributed. The gifts were sent to the local headquarters, second floor of the city hall, from the tri-counties camp and hospital council of the American Red Cross. The slavery question in the United States became a factor in American politics during the administration of President Andrew Jackson. Respected in His Home Community In his own community, Elliott is respected because he gent, tireless, and in the devotion to the duties of his office gives unstintingly of his time. Today, in the heat of a call to unseat him, he gives little time to politics. A large group loyal and determined friends, people from every walk of life actively in the field to re-elect the BEST SHERIFF ORANGE COUNTY EVER HAD. These friends say that the Sheriff adheres to the axiom "A man who knows and follows his chosen profession never time to criticise his competitors or to quarrel with his neighbors." They recall that in 1942 the grand jury, after a complex vey and analysis of the Sheriff's office, forwarded this recommendation to Elliott: "We highly commend you for the manner is which yourance is given, and for the way in which you and your men are ting in extra hours, night and day, whenever necessary, benefit and protection of the citizens of Orange County." The commendation was signed for the grand jury by Launer, its foreman. Crime Wave Held in Check Official statistics show that Orange County has had the best proportionate rise in crime of any county in the state. Statistics also show that our Sheriff's office has done by most effective work in apprehending criminals, in solving and safe-guarding life and property. These statistics also show the lowest rate of juvenile delinquency for Orange County. THE RECORD PROVES THAT ELLIOTT IS THE SHERIFF ORANGE COUNTY EVER HAD. IT WOULD BE FOLLY FOR A BOARD DIRECTORS OF A LARGE BUSINESS CORRATION TO DISMISS ONE OF ITS GENERAL MANAGERS WHO HAD PROVEN WORTH, EFFICIENCY AND ABSOLUTE ALTY, SO THAT A MAN, INEXPERIENCE AND UNTRIED, POSSESSING ONLY A SIRE FOR THE JOB, MIGHT REPLACE ORANGE COUNTY IS A CORPORATE OF WHICH THE PEOPLE ARE THE BOYS OF DIRECTORS! They KNOW that it would be folly to TRADE EXPENSE FOR EXPERIMENT. FOR THAT REASON they re-elect Sheriff Jesse L. Elliott. MARY MILLERICK LEAVING TODAY FOR NEW YORK Mary Millerick, owner of the exclusive Mary Millerick Shop, 10 East Center street, left at noon day, Thursday, for New York via Silver Chief. She will reside the Astor hotel and plans to turn here December 3, with a wide selection of spring, intermediate and cruise clothes, and test style suggestions for "mldy". LEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar instruction Third floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesdays, 2 to 9 p.m. for Superior Radio and Music Co. 249 East Center St. Phone Anaheim 4304 ONE-YEAR GUARANTEE Fine Watch Repair Five-Day Service HARTFIELD JEWELERS Established 1905 by B. Hartfield The S.Q.R. Store Elizabeth Arden BLUE GRASS PERFUME All Things To all Women You don't have to use one perfume with sportswear, another with party frocks... something with black, something else with white... when you make BLUE GRASS your choice. 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A large group of people from every walk of life, are the BEST SHERIFF ORANGE erriff adheres to the axiom that: is chosen profession never finds quarrel with his neighbors." grand jury, after a complete suroffice, forwarded this commenthe manner is which your assistwhich you and your men are puty, whenever necessary, for the mas of Orange County." for the grand jury by N. M. reck Orange County has had the lowmany county in the state. These erriff's office has done by far the long criminals, in solving crimes ity. These statistics also show ncy for Orange County. AT ELLIOTT IS THE BEST VER HAD. LY FOR A BOARD OF THE BUSINESS CORPONE OF ITS GENERAL HEAD PROVEN •HIS IND ABSOLUTE LOYN, INEXPERIENCED SSING ONLY A DEGHT REPLACE HIM. IS A CORPORATION LE ARE THE BOARD be folly to TRADE EXPERIR THAT REASON they will so it's only natural they take to Elegant Arden's JUNIOR ESSENTIALS This is a new sort of beauty ::: simple, sunny, and sane. Gone is the smear. 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