anaheim-gazette 1948-08-05

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Barnhart Triplets Celebrated First Birthday Anniversary Last Sunday Patricia, Michael and Steven Barnhart, triplets of Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Barnhart, 924 North Janss street, Anaheim, celebrated their first birthday anniversary last Sunday afternoon at La Palma park with approximately 150 relatives and family friends attending. The first known triplets in Anaheim since the birth of the Bever girls to Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Bever in 1910, the Barnhart youngsters arrived at Fullerton General hospital, August 1, 1947. Following the presentation of many useful and attractive gifts, which were opened personally by the young honored guests, and the playing of games and serving of refreshments in the park, a buffet reception was given in the Barnhart home on North Janss street for the triplets' god-parents and immediate family relatives. Identical twins, Michael and Steven each weigh 17 pounds, 11 ounces, while their sister tips the scales at 18 pounds, 11 ounces. Standing exactly, 28½ inches tall, the triplets were attired in white linen, the boys wearing suits and their sister, a pert frock. At birth, Patricia weighed 6 pounds; Steven, 5 pounds, 7 ounces, and Michael 5 pounds, 4 ounces. Elva Mary Barnhart, 6, per-children's table. Three individual cakes, artistic with pink and white frosting, were placed in front of the triplets. The boys took a direct approach and Patricia cried. Other honored guests included the triplets' paternal great grandmother, Mrs. Anna Sandel of Los Angeles, visiting friends from Iowa, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Forst, Mr. and Mrs. James Morgan of Los Angeles, manager of the Gerber Baby Food company; Mrs. E. A. Barnhart’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marshott of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Barnhart of Anaheim, paternal grandparents and Patricia’s god-parents; Mr. and Mrs. Tex Middleton, Anaheim, Michael’s god-parents, and Mr. and Mrs. Gil Whitman of Anaheim, Steven’s god-parents. A large three-tiered cake frosted with pink and yellow roses and topped with three candles highlighted the buffet reception held after the La Palma park celebration. A native of Des Moines, Iowa, the triplets’ mother was employed as a Civil Service worker with the Navy department at Bremerton, Washington, prior to her marriage. Mrs. Jung will remain at new family home on Evelyn d East Anaheim. More than church members and guests tended the affair. A colored motion picture sound entitled “Beautiful Savior was shown during the evening. Chairman for the reception Mrs. W. Gibson assisted by Gus Spies, Mrs. A. W. Eberhaf Mrs. Henry Schimming and W. O. Mason. Out-of-town guests include Mrs. Helen Gust and two sisters Albert and David, and daughter Beverly, and Mrs. Frieda Huff of Rochester, New York. They visited Mrs. Gust and Mrs. H sister, Mrs. H. Olsen of this Another guest, Miss Le Martens of Waverly, Iowa visiting her parents, Mr. and H. Martens of Anaheim. Will Present 'I Remember Mama' at Tustin “I Remember Mama,” second in the modern classics in drama American family life to be sented to Orange county diences, will be produced Holiday Stage next week, Monday through Saturday, in Tustin high school auditorium Last week the players gave “With Father.” Mary Finney will portray role of “Mama” made famous motion picture actress, I Dunn, and created by M Christians in the original version. Playing this week at Holt Stage is the comedy by John Druten, “There’s Always Julie The author also wrote “Voices the Turtle” and the “Mama” skil Oliver Cliff and Mary Brian star in the production. The professional summer company will be the third one... Identical twins, Michael and Steven each weigh 17 pounds, 11 ounces, while their sister tips the scales at 18 pounds, 11 ounces. Standing exactly, 28½ inches tall, the triplets were attired in white linen, the boys wearing suits and their sister, a pert frock. At birth, Patricia weighed 6 pounds; Steven, 5 pounds, 7 ounces, and Michael 5 pounds, 4 ounces. Elva Mary Barnhart, 6, personable older daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Barnhart was the able assistant to her mother during the festivities. She had complete charge of games and the awarding of prizes. This fall she will be a second grade student at Horace Mann elementary school. Game prizes went to John Sullivan of Los Angeles, first, and Martha Lee Wentworth of Los Angeles, second, in "Drop the Handkerchief," and to Miss Wentworth and Carol Palm, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Palm, of Anaheim, first and second prizes, respectively, in the foot race. Refreshments of fruit punch, cup cakes, ginger sandwiches, mints and nuts were enjoyed with Mrs. L. P. Barnhart, paternal grandmother of the triplets, pouring at the punch bowl, and Mrs. Ora Bowers, maternal grandmother, serving at the adults' table. Paternal great aunts of the triplets, Miss Eddie Strelau of Los Angeles and Mrs. Mae Walters of Culver City presided over the Mrs. Gil Whitman of Anaheim, Steven's god-parents. A large three-tiered cake frosted with pink and yellow roses and topped with three candles highlighted the buffet reception held after the La Palma park celebration. A native of Des Moines, Iowa, the triplets' mother was employed as a Civil Service worker with the Navy department at Bremerton, Washington, prior to her marriage. Her husband is an electrical machinist at Electra Motors, Anaheim. He served from 1941 to 1945 as a gunners mate in the Navy, after attending local schools. Farewell Party For Rev. J. K. Jung, Family on Friday Rev. J. K. Jung, pastor of the Grace Lutheran church, and his family were honored with a surprise party given by members of the church congregation and church leagues Friday. The pastor is leaving for San Antonio, Texas, where he will serve as chaplain with the rank of captain with the Army Air Force. For the reception affair, the church hall was decorated with white daisies, red dahlias and vari-colored roses. The junior and senior leagues gave the pastor a gift which was presented by Delmar Martens. A monetary gift from the congregation was given to the Jung family by Emil NOW! In Progress OUR ANNUAL SUMMER SALE DRESSES REGULAR & HALF SIZES Sizes 9-20 Sizes 14½-48½ Distinctive styles at a great saving. Buy several at this price. FORMERLY $29.95 $10 & $12 There’s Always Juliet’ Hit at Holiday Stage Although written about you love at first sight, a topic grips literary prominence through the ages. “There’s ways Juliet,” sophisticated cedy, nevertheless gives a frightful note as presented in Holiday Stage. this week, Monday through Saturday, in Tuition high school auditorium. Mary Brian, versatile actress, adds charm to the role a sheltered English girl. Co-Oliver Cliff is cast as a young American architect. Only conflict in the light plotted drama is the girl's decision in the face of a situation which means the breaking out long formal engagement by surrender marriage or losing her suit (Cliff) who must return to United States. She hesitates, the risks parental disapproval Cliff is viewed at the final oattain gingerly holding a phone and saying, “Mother?” Clever banter of the dialogues audience appeal in a situation geared to a polite Brit setting too saturated in gracious boredom and old-time customs have a place for violent emotion. All facets of the situation are aired convincingly against background of the English girls' living room. The part of the tradition Britisher is well played William Pullen. Connie Wells the highly proper but hearted maid. Norman Mennes was in charge of the modern stage set. Harri Turney is the producer. Prentice Family DRESSES REGULAR & HALF SIZES Sizes 9-20 Sizes 14½-48½ Distinctive styles at a great saving. Buy several at this price. FORMERLY $29.95 $10 & $12 All Summer HATS $2.00 SAVE! SAVE! SAVE! a grand saving. See these lovely creations while there are still some left. Sizes 9-20—VALUES TO $39.95 NOW ONLY $17.00 VALUES TO $55.00 Sizes 9-20 Beautifully designed dresses sure to please. Such wonderful styles at ONLY $20 to $35 GAYE SUZANNE STYLE SHOP 727 N. LOS ANGELES PH. 5525 FREE PARKING Local Dancer Given High Honor on Guest Spot Sun. Eve. Will Present Remember Mama' at Tustin Remember Mama," second of modern classics in drama of American family life to be pre-dual to Orange county auctions, will be produced by Day Stage next week, Mon-through Saturday, in the high school auditorium. Week the players gave "Life Father." Erry Finney will portray the of "Mama" made famous by film picture actress, Irene Frye, and created by Mady Collins in the original stage production. During this week at Holiday Inn is the comedy by John van Cliff, "There's Always Juliet." Author also wrote "Voice of Hurtle" and the "Mama" show. Mr. Cliff and Mary Brian co-host the production. The professional summer stock many will be the third one in the collection. DOLORES POOL Appearing as one-of-five guest artists, little Miss Dolores Pool, eleven-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pool of 111½ East Alberta street of this city, was highly praised for her beautiful dancing and personality last Sunday evening when she appeared at a giant Hawaiian Luau (feast) at the Hawaiian Village at Vermont and 107th street in Los Angeles. Dolores is a student of the Val Moore Hawaiian Dance Studio of studied native dances and rituals and continued research on the Island customs as interpreted in the dances. Among the notables extending their praise for Miss Pool was Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians, the featured orchestra at the Sunday evening event, Frankie Darrow and Jackie Moran, stars of stage and screen. A large Polynesian show was given throughout the evening program, which lasted for several Slate Telephone Hour Programs Four outstanding artists appear on the Telephone broadcasts each Monday at 9 o'clock, over NBC station; the remaining programs are sponsored by The Pacific phone and Telegraph Co., R. J. Rossberg, local manager; nounced this week. Claudio Arrau, international known Chilean pianist, heard next Monday. In his repertoire will be the Chopin's "Concerto in E flat." A concert by Ezio Piniropolitan basso, will be performed the following week, August; will sing several favorite selections. Blanche Thebom, popular rano, will sing on the "Halloween 23. Among other shows will present Rossini's "Tango." For the concluding performance August 30, Jascha Heifetz violinist, will include the dance from "Gayne" in pertoire. Gladys Swarthout, Metropolitan soloist, was heard on the Telephone Hour program month last Monday. Her number was "From the Sky-Blue Water" by Wakefield Cadman. The 57-piece Bell Tone orchestra, conducted by Voorhees, will accompany artists as well as play or orchestral selections. BILL KELSEY RETURNS HERE FOR A WEEK Bill Kelsey, Anaheim smith, who has been spent summer at Bishop via house, is in Anaheim this week business. ARSENE RETURNING FROM NEW YORK Arsen O'Hanian, better DOLORES POOL Appearing as one of five guest artists, little Miss Dolores Pool, eleven-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pool of 111½ East Alberta street of this city, was highly praised for her beautiful dancing and personality last Sunday evening when she appeared at a giant Hawaiian Luau (feast) at the Hawaiian Village at Vermont and 107th street in Los Angeles. Dolores is a student of the Val Moore Hawaiian Dance Studio of 7232 Monroe street, Anaheim. Miss Moore has recently returned from the Islands where she studied native dances and rituals and continued research on the Island customs as interpreted in the dances. Among the notables extending their praise for Miss Pool was Dick McIntire and his Harmony Hawaiians, the featured orchestra at the Sunday evening event, Frankie Darrow and Jackie Moran, stars of stage and screen. A large Polynesian show was given throughout the evening program, which lasted for several hours. Miss Pool was extended this honor in an entirely professional show. FAMILY REUNION AT BAKER HOME Mrs. J. C. Baker, 1105 West Center street, this city, greeted a second out-of-state member of her family this week when her brother, Arthur Bayer of Burton, Texas, arrived, marking a reunion for the first time in ten years. Recently her daughter, Mrs. Rose Veuleman of Stafford, Virginia, arrived for an extended visit. Mrs. Baker's son-in-law, Lt. Veuleman, will spend a 30-day leave of absence from the army, here soon. August 15, R. T. Blockstock, Mrs. Baker's son, will arrive home from Denver, Colorado, where he is stationed with the Army Air Force. NEW DAUGHTER Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Harris, 7601 South Placentia avenue, Anaheim, Sunday at Fullerton General hospital. The S.Q.R. Store BASEMENT SHOP Three Popular Play PONIES, California hand laced moccasins with hairy calf trim, with long wearing arch supporting composition sole. NOW... $3.98 DUN-DEER Oxfords, hand laced for comfort. Choice of White or Brown. NOW... $3.98 FOAMTREADS hand laced Casuals with foam tread soles that you don't just walk in, you sail, glide, fly! Choice of colors. NOW... $3.98 BOY'S SANFORIZED SHRUNK BOY'S Pants 1.00 Boy's Cotton & Rayon WASH PANTS. $1.19 Values to $4.95 Boy's Khaki SPORT SHIRTS. Also Balboa blue Pants. 59c Sizes 6 to 16 Values to $3.95. Khaki, Blue, Brown. Broken lots but all sizes 4 to 18. MEN'S WORK SHOES 4.98 Values to $6.95. Black Elk uppers or Brown Pig (a new tough leather) with composition soles. Slate Telephone Hour Programs Four outstanding artists will appear on the Telephone Hour broadcasts each Monday night at 10 o'clock, over NBC stations, for the remaining programs in August sponsored by The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, E. J. Rossberg, local manager, announced this week. Claudio Arrau, internationally known Chilean pianist, will be heard next Monday. Included in his repertoire will be the finale to Shopin’s “Concerto in E Minor.” A concert by Ezio Pinza, Metropolitan basso, will be presented the following week, August 16. He will sing several favorite operatic selections. Blanche Thebom, popular sopano, will sing on the “Hour” on August 23. Among other songs she will present Rossini's “Tarantella.” For the concluding program, August 30, Jascha Heifetz, famed violinist, will include the “Sabre Dance” from “Gayne” in his repertoire. Gladys Swarthout, Metropolitan soloist, was heard on the first Telephone Hour program of the month last Monday. Her featured number was “From the Lahd of the Sky-Blue Water” by John Wakefield Cadman. The 57-piece Bell Telephone Orchestra, conducted by Donald Voorhees, will accompany the artists as well as play special orchestral selections. BILL KELSEY RETURNS HERE FOR A WEEK Bill Kelsey, Anaheim metal smith, who has been spending the summer at Bishop via house trailer, is in Anaheim this week on business. ARSENE RETURNING FROM NEW YORK Arsen O'Hanian, better known TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DOLLS MENDED, repainted, restrung, wigs woven, shoes and wigs for sale. Hours 10-4. Saturdays, 10-12. Hallie S. Bixby, 140 South Glassell, Orange, Calif. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Nick Valle of Garden Grove, Saturday, at Santa Ana Community hospital. The tiny miss weighed four pounds, fifteen and one-half ounces. The Kentucky Derby, famous American horse race, has been run every year at Louisville, Kentucky, since 1875. L. H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesdays, 2 to 5 p.m. or Superior Radio and Music Co. 249 East Center Street Phone Anaheim 4304 Advertise in the Anaheim Gazette and then stand by for actual results. So Young So Carefree LA DONA'S VERY OWN BRUSH CURL CUT IDEAL FOR ALL AGES $1.00 AUGUST SPECIAL Ray-Ett Zotos Permanent Waves Nationally Known for Their Beauty So Easy to Manage BILL KELSEY RETURNS HERE FOR A WEEK Bill Kelsey, Anaheim metal smith, who has been spending the summer at Bishop via house trailer, is in Anaheim this week on business. ARSENE RETURNING FROM NEW YORK Arsen O'Hanian, better known as Arsene the Photographer, is expected here from New York where he has been spending a three-week vacation. BACK FROM DOHENY PARK VACATION After enjoying a two-week vacation at Doheney Trailer park, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Mungeron of West Center street, returned here last weekend. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS It pays to advertise when you use the Anaheim Gazette. CURL CUT IDEAL FOR ALL AGES $1.00 AUGUST SPECIAL Ray-Ett Zotos Permanent Waves Nationally Known for Their Beauty So Easy to Manage MACHINE ... 3.95 up MACHINELESS ... 8.50 up OIL COLD WAVES ... 10.00 up VERLA WINBERLY CECIL GAUGH LA DONA BEAUTY SALON AIR CONDITIONED — FREE PARKING 122 SO. LEMON ST. PHONE 4925 SHOE SALE Play Shoes Now Only 3'98. FORMERLY $4.95 VALUES 100 Pairs GIRL'S OXFORDS 1'98 FORMERLY $4.95 VALUES 100 Pairs GIRL'S OXFORDS 1£98 Sizes for growing girls. Black, Brown, Brown and White Saddles. Leather or composition soles. Values to $4.95. Buy now for School. 200 Pairs CHILD'S OXFORDS 2£98 Broken lines of famous "Acrobat," "Old Pals" and "Black Hawk." Sizes 8½ to 3. Outstanding Values at this price. Children's U. S. KEDS OXFORDS 2£45 Just the shoe to finish out the summer. Fancy color tops or plain red or blue. 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