anaheim-gazette 1948-10-07

THEY SAY by MARYETTE Good clothes deserve good care. Our scientific care assures you the well groomed look you need to make you successful socially, or in the business world. Acme Cleaners, 920 No. Los Angeles. Dial 2405. What's the $64 question of today? How to live within a budget, of course. Our budget sewing classes and the easy rental of our new electric machines will help you to solve that riddle. Singer Sewing Center, 170 W. Center. Classical, sweet and low, blues or swing. You can entertain your friends for hours when you have records from Narath Music Co., 224 E. Center. You'll thrill to their albums and be pleased with the variety of singles. Stunning cocktail dresses trimmed with lovely beads and complete with a tiny feathered hat make a lovely fall picture that you'll be proud of. Gaye Suzanne Style Shop, 727 N. Los Angeles. Just arrived! A Christmas shipment of genuine Nancy Ann story book dolls. Come in and make your selections and lay-a-ways early. The Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. Jhone 4200. Masterson's window is a pic- Colony Quips (Continued from Page 1) (Continued from page 1) that is and not too well politically. Admission, it is reported, has been charged at most of his meetings and the 'house' was very good in many places. Many folks thought that here was the chance to see a good show and as it would cost money to go to a theater they might as well go out to see Henry's act. Down south Henry kept his expenses to a minimum—he did not even pay for the eggs that were used in the act. It is tough enough being in the newspaper business these days but on the other hand being a football coach in the Pacific Coast Conference and having to play Big Nine teams is something we would not like to face. It looks like the boys playing the men. Out here we will have to fall back on the old bromide that we are building character and are moulding the minds of our young men into the highest aesthetic standards. What else is there? Our two southern teams certainly don't know too much about blocking, tackling and handling the ball. Perhaps our coaches should sit in the chair of philosophy. The game of football teaches team play and fierce physical contact is the essence of good play. Without this ingredient your team is a dud. What we need is another Howard Jones, Knute Rockne or Pop Warner in his prime. They taught that it is more Godly to give a block than to receive one. SC and UCLA need a little more of this old-fashioned gospel. Fall Festival of St. Michael's Grandparents, flew out thereto see the famous triple babies will be placed in day of their home so that may view them. Mrs. C. E. Swain returns from St. Mary's hospital Beach Friday. The time daughters now weigh nine ounces and pounds three ounces will remain in the hospital for days longer until they hefty five pounds each hospital authorities will them to their home. Petit Lea and Julie Ann are twins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mead daughter, Mary, of Inglewood Just arrived! A Christmas shipment of genuine Nancy Ann story book dolls. Come in and make your selections and lay-a-ways early. The Betty Rose Shop, 216 E. Center. Jhone 4200. Masterson's window is a picture of lovely Forever Young Puritan half-size dresses. The accessories that go to complete that picture is also displayed. You need only to look at them to realize it's time to shop. 180 W. Center. If you want to see the latest in pin necklace, and earring sets ask to see the Phyllis line at Smith Jewelry, 113 S. Los Angeles. We also want to remind you that Christmas is near and it's time to make your selections and lay-a-ways early. Money can't buy a good name or two new feet. A child's foot habits are forming during those first faltering steps. Buy brands that have earned a good name through years of experience. Come in and get the correct size and width. The Children's Shop, 721 N. Los Angeles. A fireplace is one of the loveliest places in a home... A place to entertain... One to relax. Make it also a safe place by buying fireplace fixtures complete with a screen. They are lovely. See complete fixtures at Nadorff Hardware, 148 E. Center. For all of your sport needs let us serve you. L. N. Wisser Sporting Goods, 169 W. Center. Remember hunting season is now officially open... Remember also that Santa will soon be on his way. Lay-a-way early. A call to Pauline Beauty Salon, 103 E. Center will assure you an appointment that will send you away with a hair-do to make you proud to step out and will add a finishing touch to your fall wardrobe. Call 4006 today. BAKED BANANAS WITH HORSERADISH Set your oven at 425F or hot. Pour ¾ cup orange juice into a medium-size, shallow baking dish. Fall Festival of St. Michael’s Booms Fund Continued from Page 1 financial; Mrs. Clay Bruington, benefits; Howard Loudon, publicity; Harry Horn, Ed Wright and Ted Kuchel, concessions; John Shoemaker and Howard Loudon, masters of ceremonies; Earl Jackson, prize booth; Bob Hardin, solicitation of prizes; Oscar Brower, Frank Garrett and Ed Wright, construction and set-up; C. H. Anderson, electrical; Dan Dodge, Alex Deverall and Wesley Mendoza, general order; T. K. M. Smith, transportation; A. G. Monroe, signs and Mrs. G. P. Goodrich, organization assistant. The church's auxiliary, headed by Mrs. Eva Boyd, was in charge of handwork. The Altar Guild, led by Mrs. Charles Mann, was in charge of the country store. Mrs. Ted Kuchel was chairman for the dinner which was presented by St. Agnes Guild. The Susan La-faucherie Guild, headed by Mrs. Thomas Fisher, was in charge of the snack bar, and Los Miguelitos, young people's group, were in charge of novelties, with Mrs. Tom Harrison acting as chairman. CYPRESS NEWS About the only news from the Cypress area this week is the arrival home of the Weigert triplets, who were born on September 23 at the Artesia hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George Wiegert. Little Lyle, Lynn and Larry are becoming widely known with many nationally advertised brands of baby products as well as local assistance being offered. This week Pet Milk has given the wee ones a year's supply of milk and the doctor is changing their formula in order to take advantage of it. Gerber Baby Foods have added their products for the trio's disposal. A registered nurse has cheerfully given her time a few hours each day until the young mother is stronger and able to A call to Pauline Beauty Salon, 103 E. Center will assure you an appointment that will send you away with a hair-do to make you proud to step out and will add a finishing touch to your fall wardrobe. Call 4006 today. BAKED BANANAS WITH HORSERADISH Set your oven at 425F or hot. Pour ¾ cup orange juice into a medium-size, shallow baking dish. Peel 4 bananas and slice in half lengthwise. Put into orange juice and spread ½ teaspoon prepared horseradish over each banana half. Bake 15 minutes and serve hot. Four people will ponder happily over this mysterious but good dish. Irrigation has been highly developed in Montana. This Is NOT DOUBLE TALK Mimeographing Vari-Typing Stencil & Art Work Direct Mall Advertising Typing JOHNNY Phone 2418 ON THE SPOT LETTER SHOP 509 N. Sabina - Anaheim becoming widely known with many nationally advertised brands of baby products as well as local assistance being offered. This week Pet Milk has given the wee ones a year's supply of milk and the doctor is changing their formula in order to take advantage of it. Gerber Baby Foods have added their products for the trio's disposal. A registered nurse has cheerfully given her time a few hours each day until the young mother is stronger and able to cope with so much added responsibility. There is also a two-year-old daughter. The Cypress Chamber of Commerce voted a gift of $25 for the little boys and there are containers in all the business houses where coins may be dropped for their aid. An ad appearing in the local paper this week by the Diaper Service of the F. & F. Laundry of Santa Ana reads: "We are keeping the triplets, Larry, Lynn and Lyle DRY." On Wednesday morning at ten o'clock townspeople gathered at the home of Mrs. Richard Hathcock to sew for the youngsters. It was in the nature of a shower, only money to buy materials and busy fingers were asked for instead of each one bringing a gift, so that all the little garments might be of the same quality. A delicious luncheon was served at noon by Mrs. Hathcock assisted by Mrs. Bott and Mrs. Priddy as co-hostesses. Since the Weigerts had planned for only one child, and it was found there were possibly twins expected, and since the three little fellows decided to put in their appearance a wee bit earlier than even twins were expected, one can readily imagine the problem confronting the young parents. Some seventy-five people contributed either time and money or both to build up the young masters wardrobes. Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett of Evansville, Indiana, maternal VETERANS' LEADER—Conrad (Tex) Hanson, right, accepted Orange County chairmanship of Veterans' Committee for Dewey-Warren campaign. Widely known veterans' leader, Hanson is active in both American Legion and Disabled American Veterans. With him is Robert Banyard, county president of Young Republicans, and immediate past commander of Orange County Council of American Legion. grandparents, flew out this week to see the famous triplets. The babies will be placed in the window of their home so that visitors may view them. Mrs. C. E. Swain returned home from St. Mary's hospital in Long Beach Friday. The tiny twin daughters now weighing four pounds nine ounces and four pounds three ounces will have to remain in the hospital for a few days longer until they reach a healthy five pounds each before the hospital authorities will release them to their home. Petite Judith Lea and Julie Ann are identical twins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Menzel and daughter, Mary, of Inglewood and Pvt. Domingo Garcia Body Brought Home The body of Pvt. Domingo R. Garcia, 18 years of age, killed in action during the African campaign on Nov. 26, 1943, was brought home for burial with Mass set for Friday at 9 a.m. at the Atwood Mission church. Holy Rosary will be held tonight (Thursday) at 8 p.m. at the home at 14471 Sierra Vista street in Atwood. Born in Atwood, the deceased had been a resident of the Atwood area his entire life until enlisting in the service. Surviving are his father, Cosme Garcia of Atwood; one brother, Fernando of Atwood and two Beach Friday. The tiny twin daughters now weighing four pounds nine ounces and four pounds three ounces will have to remain in the hospital for a few days longer until they reach a neat five pounds each before the hospital authorities will release them to their home. Petite Judith Lea and Julie Ann are identical twins. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Menzel and daughter, Mary, of Inglewood and Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Schantzen of Cypress, were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Cormier at the Harvey Baby Exchange in west Cypress. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harvey from the Exchange were Sunday guests in Ontario. Miss Dickerson, principal of the Cypress school, reports an enrollment of 490 this year. Mr. Dyinger, principal of Centralia, reports an increase of six over last year, making a total of 160 enrolled in his school. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Frank Acevedo Herrera of Anaheim and Andrea Leyba Arias of Atwood at the county court house in Santa Ana. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. PHONE 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center, Anaheim REDDY KILOWATT SAYS... REDDY KILOWATT SAYS... All you do is lift a finger—and you have immediate access to the mighty resources of Edison power. Mighty is right—more than two million horsepower, generated in giant powerhouses in the mountains and at the sea. And just by flicking a switch, you get delivery right in your home, whenever you need electricity. That's real service. EDISON SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY PLAN TO WED A marriage license was issued to Thomas A. Brown of Long Beach and Mary Colleen Faust of Anaheim, late last week at the county court house in Santa Ana. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE FOR those who do not have the opportunity to visit our shop during the daytime. We wish to announce new closing hours for Wednesdays. Starting the week of October 6th we will be open until 9:00 p.m. each Wednesday. GAYE SUZANNE STYLE SHOP Fashions of Distinction 727 N. LOS ANGELES FREE PARKING PHONE 5525 EXTRA SHOPPING EVENING HAVE YOU HEARD... NOW YOU CAN SHOP Sunday Evenings Until 9 P. M.) AT AARON SCHULTZ ANAHEIM AT AARON SCHULTZ ANAHEIM NEW STORE HOURS-- OPEN DAILY FROM 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 9 p.m. WATCH for Our "MONDAY NIGHT SPECIALS" furniture of Quality ANAHEIM OUR ORANGE COUNTY STORE ENTER PHONE - ANAHEIM 3464