anaheim-gazette 1946-12-12

B. and P. W. Enjoy Gala Xmas Party To the strains of an old French organ, 25 members and guests of the Anaheim Business and Professional Woman's club gathered to sing traditional Christmas carols, discuss the recent Exhibit Unique, exchange gifts and enjoy a social evening at the home of Mrs. Marguerite Coons on South Olive street last night, Wednesday. The financial report on the Exhibit Unique was presented by Miss Florence Davis during the short business session. Charities to which the organization will contribute will be decided at the next business meeting, January 8. Gaily wrapped gifts were heaped beneath a white Christmas tree by the members. They will be presented to the Old Men's Annex of the Orange county hospital. Many attractive and useful Christmas gifts were exchanged by the members, with Mrs. Olive Shoemaker, president playing "Santa Claus". She also played the organ accompaniment for the carol singing. Personifying winter holiday spirit were the red candles in pine holders on the mantle flanking a tiny Christmas house and snowmen skaters. Red candles graced the buffet table which was set with silver service. Delectable refreshments of French apple pie topped with whipped cream, salted nuts, cheese, tea and coffee were served with Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Merna Hopkins presiding at the urns. Mrs. Shoemaker graciously extended her thanks to all those who exhibited their rare keepsakes and collections at Exhibit Unique and to all those who assisted with arrangements. French apple pie topped with whipped cream, salted nuts, cheese, tea and coffee were served with Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs. Merna Hopkins presiding at the urns. Mrs. Shoemaker graciously extended her thanks to all those who exhibited their rare keepsakes and collections at Exhibit Unique and to all those who assisted with arrangements. An investment tip—Buy U. S. Savings Bonds at your bank. Well Paid Jobs with Real Futures for Young Women as Telephone Operators In most communities beginners receive base pay of $30 for a five day week, with extra pay for overtime or duty at certain hours of the day. Seven wage increases the first two years—paid vacations. Learn this interesting work at good pay in your own community. You work with friendly people in pleasant offices. Excellent promotion possibilities. Apply Southern California Telephone Company Room 208 - 514½ N. Main St. Santa Ana Hours: 9 to 4 Monday through Friday 9 to 12 Saturdays or 217 No. Lemon St., Anaheim Ask the Chief Operator for appointment at Anaheim 500 Anglers At Annual Izaak Walton Banquet Approximately 500 anglers and their wives hailed the annual Izaak Walton banquet staged Wednesday night of last week, in Olive Civic auditorium, as a "top notch" success. Highlights of the evening included a program featuring Miss Edith Browne and the "gas house gang," versatile quartet from Long Beach and a talk by John Greggory, Fullerton chief of police, and guest speaker, Senator Clyde Watson. General chairman for the dinner-program was Art Heinlein, secretary. "Before the mike" was Jim Rymer, master of ceremonies. Chief chef was Bud Paschall who had his staff so well organized that he was able to enjoy the delicious roast beef banquet dinner with his wife for the first time in years. Mrs. Erickson of Olive played favorite old-time selections on the piano during the dinner hour. District Guest Clyde Watson, assemblyman for 12 years, discussed expected legislation which affect sportsmen. Primarily pertaining to fish and be presented in the visions of the present planatory bill, which will vote in January, a process will a bill asking pration for $300,000 out of the go rather than Fish and Fish and Game Commission. Congratulations went to the local "Ike" W letter from Kenneth A national director, read group. He commended heim league for up standards of the nationization to protect wildlife guard game preserves ing park projects. Greggory presented the league's purpose at He congratulated their active program. There are 624 members compared to a member at the beginning of Membership goal for set at 1,000 anglers. It was announced Mori was responsible ing 260 members into in a one-man campaign. Officers headed by Octave Roquet include lein, secretary; and newly elected treasurer. Miss Edith Browne, artist of this city, said Love Call"; "If I were Girl in the World," Roy Mabee; "A White "YOU'LL FEEL LIKE YOU'RE FLYING" That's what Chevron Supreme Gasoline brings to your car, folks—skyway performance adapted to the highway. War-born improvements in flying fuels paved the way for this premium gasoline—a gasoline that is tailor-made for your car's requirements. Chevron Supreme means quicker starts, extra power—smoother performance in traffic and on the open road. Try it! A. H. ROHRS Anaheim, California Phone ZEnith 2518 A STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA PRODUCT ANAHEIM GAZETTE PACKAGED POW WET CELLS FURNISHED POWER FOR EARLY TEL-EPHONE AND TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION. YOU GO AHEAD WITH THE LIGHT, EMMA, ILL CONE BEHIND WITH THE GUN." OH! OH! BURGLARS! THEN THE PORTA CELL INTRODUCED AGED POWER" POWERBELLS, FLASHLIGHTS OTHER DESPITE PHENOMEMAL IMPROVEMENTS, RESEARCH HAS NEVER SLACKENED ITS EFFORTS TO GIVE MANKIND THE MAXIMUM IN BATTERY POWER. THIS IS THE BEST YET! TODAY'S NEW ENGINE-HIGH-END LIFE FLASHLIGHTS, HAVE DOUBLE PACITY OF PREDEATH Facts and figures, courtesy Eveready Batteries. Rest, complete bed rest under medical supervision, is the only cure known for tuberculosis. There are 100,000 beds for tuberculous patients in this country. At the present time there are in beds for the pavilion of the hospital. Everybody reads and Scout Bobzin is F. A. Henderson, executive vice-president of the Health association. New headquarters for the Christmas Seal camth street, Santa Ana. affect sportsmen. Primarily, bills pertaining to fish and game, will be presented in the form of revisions of the present code. The planitory bill, which will give the Fish and Game Commission the power to regulate hunting and fishing seasons, will be up for vote in January, a pollution bill as will a bill asking the appropriation for $800,000 in improvements out of the general fund rather than Fish and Game fund. Congratulations were extended to the local "Ike" Waltons in a letter from Kenneth A. Reed, National director, read before the group. He commended the Anaheim league for upholding the standards of the national organization to protect wild life, safe guard game preserves, and backing park projects. Greggory presented a resume of the league's purpose and policies. He congratulated the group on their active program. At present there are 624 members here, as compared to a membership of 285 at the beginning of the year. Membership goal for next year is set at 1,000 anglers. It was announced that O. H. Mori was responsible for bringing 260 members into the league in a one-man campaign. Officers headed by President Octave Roquet include Art Heinlein, secretary; and Ross Kopfer, newly elected treasurer. Miss Edith Browne, well known artist of this city, sang "Indian Love Call"; "If I were the Only Girl in the World," dedicated to Roy Mabee; "A White Christmas." FIXING UP the HOME By Diane Grater Modern Gas Refrigeration THE problem of food preservation has been a serious one since mankind first began to give thought to matters of diet. Old-fashioned methods of refrigeration which were never really adequate or safe need no longer be trusted with the job of protecting the family’s health for, by means of liquefied petroleum gas, the most modern of all types of refrigeration is available in all parts of the country. Fueled with “tank” or “bottled” gas which is delivered regularly to the user's premises, the modern gas refrigerator is safe and silent. Since it contains no moving parts, it is not subject to wear. Hence, there is no maintenance and no food spoilage resulting from in- It was announced that O. H. Mori was responsible for bringing 260 members into the league in a one-man campaign. Officers headed by President Octave Roquet include Art Heinlein, secretary; and Ross Kopfer, newly elected treasurer. Miss Edith Browne, well known artist of this city, sang "Indian Love Call"; "If I were the Only Girl in the World," dedicated to Roy Mabee; "A White Christmas," and "To Each His Own." In costume she sang and danced two Hawaiian selections, "Little Brown Gal" and "To You, Sweetheart, Aloha." Miss Shirley Beneke was her accompanist. Sporting impressive handle-bar mustachlos, red satin arm bands, plaid vests and black trousers, the barber shop quartet of Long Beach interpreted "Someone Stolo My Gal" and "You Made Me What I Am Today," "tear jerkers" which were enthusiastically applauded. Other numbers included "Roll Those Bones," "Honky, Tonky Town" and a skit, "At the Old Ball Game." Roy Mabee was presented with a trout reel and bamboo rod by Chief Chef Paschall. Mabee holds the title of "Back Lash Bud." A glass rod was given to President Roquet by Mabee. Roquet revealed that his cast is entitled "Mother-in-law Swing." The Christmas motif was carried out in gay decorations of tinsel, chrysanthemums centering the long tables and streamers of red and green crepe paper decking the ceiling and pillars of the hall. Ed Baker and Heinlein were the interior decorators. Becoming the proud owner of a beautiful coffee table, attractive door prize, was Mrs. Edward Since it contains no moving parts, it is not subject to wear. Hence, there is no maintenance and no food spoilage resulting from interrupted service due to mechanical failures. It cannot wear out—gas refrigerators made 20 years ago are still in use. Gas refrigerators appearing on the market now have special compartments for storage of frozen foods, for freezing ice cubes and preparing frozen desserts. They also offer a type of cooling that keeps at a minimum the food dehydration inevitable in old-style mechanical refrigerators. Enault of Garden Grove. Mrs. Monte Webb, last year's winner, made the presentation. Other gifts awarded included two boxes of candy, a pair of nylons, a handsome sporting goods prize to be chosen by winner Hugh Howell, a card table, an Eversharp repeater pencil and pen set and a glass service tray. Nick Widgert made the presentation. Members of the kitchen committee who served "chow line style" included S. Whippo, R. Baker, N. L. Arnold, W. Simmons, Elmo Finch, E. F. Cook, H. Borhen, O. Barnes, R. Dittl, Dick Martin, J. Nixon and John O'Kane. It has been suggested that John L. Lewis also be fined for "contributing to the delinquency of miners." Everybody reads the Gazette. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1946 Seven times as many unskilled worker die of tuberculosis as professional people. The disease kills three times as many unskilled laborers as skilled workmen. Give a Gift of Furniture this Year! MAHAFFEY-FITZ Store Hours for Your Christmas Shopping Friday. Dec. 13th Open 9:30 — Close 5:30 Open 7:00 — Close 9:00 Open from 9:30 until 9:00 every shopping day until Dec. 24th—will close at 5:30 Dec. 24th! Bring the kiddies in to see Santa! He will stop in our store Tuesday, Dec. 17th, Friday, Dec. 20th and Saturday, Dec. 21st—7:00 to 9:00 P.M. 123-131 W. Center Street Phone ANAHEIM 3115 At the present time, 134 persons are in beds for the tuberculous at the pavilion of the Orange County hospital. Everybody reads the Gazette. "Out of the blue" come her most wonderful presents . . . by Hattie Carnegie beautiful "Carnegie Blue" gift packages come the most gala gift luxuries . . . to look at even before they're opened! All bear the Hattie Carnegie label ented with her unforgettable "Carnegie Blue" Perfume! ARNEGIE BLUE" PERFUME, $6.50, $7.00, $13.50 carnegie's Perfume 00; Cologne, $9.00. Dusting powder, Cologne and Soap, $12.50. beautiful "Carnegie Blue" gift packages come the most gala gift luxuries... look at even before they're opened! All bear the Hattie Carnegie label presented with her unforgettable "Carnegie Blue" Perfume! BARNEGIE BLUE” PERFUME, $6.50, $7.00, $13.50 Carnegie’s Perfume $9.00; Cologne, $9.00. No. 11, $3.00: $6.50. “Minds” Cologne $2.00 packages, beautifully Dusting powder, Cologne and Soap, $12.50. Dusting Powder and Sachet, $3.50 Cologne and Silver Tray, $12.50 Plus Tax Exclusive Gift Suggestions: Wonderful alligators, soft skins,” Cordes, pastel Satins, patent offskins and reptiles, by Josef de Kolb, and other famous de- By Volupte, some with cigarette to match, in gold; silver, and GLOVES ... evening lengths in black and white ... street styles in all colors, black, white, and natural. COSTUME JEWELRY ... original creations by Hattie Carnegie, Ben Reig, Eisenberg, Castlecliff, also silver imports and handmade pieces — sparkling glitter for a real Christmas surprise!