anaheim-gazette 1949-07-28

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON MINDER—Phone 2206 Officiate for District Legion Auxiliary Election Meeting Election of officers highlighted the twenty-first district pre-convention caucus meeting of American Legion auxiliaries held at Lakeside club house in Huntington Beach recently with Margaret Peterson and Nadine Klapper, Anaheim unit representatives, acting as district sergeant-at-arms and district marshal, respectively. Grace Hickey of Banning was the presiding officer of the day. Elected to serve for the ensuing year were Marion Mathews of Santo Ana, president; Neil Carlson of Riverside, vice-president; Muriel DeLalio of Mira Loma, sergeant-at-arms; Lillian Thorpe of Santa Ana, marshal; Hazel Rokes of Fullerton and member of the Anaheim unit chaplain; Vesia Tracy, Orange, registrar, and Esther Schultz of Fullerton, historian. Honors went to the Anaheim unit as the annual reports were presented by district chairmen. Various district officers lauded the progress made and achievements of the local unit under the leadership of Mrs. Peterson. Marion Lienau, district Americanism chairman, paid special tribute to the Anaheim auxiliary for its fine Americanism program conducted during the past year. Another pleasant surprise came as Mrs. Peterson was presented Kansas City to visit other former school mates. They toured Chicago and then Louisville, Kentucky, where they just missed the races. A trip into the blue grass country around Lexington included viewing the capital at Frankfort, Kentucky. Historic spots in this area included Fort Knox where the country's gold is stored and Lafayette, where the battle of Tippecanoe was fought, November 12, 1811. Near Blackwell, Oklahoma, the couple visited his two daughters, a granddaughter and a great grandson two years old. In Oklahoma City the two stated they were royally entertained by a nephew's family and many old friends whom they had known in that state in 1891. After many happy reunions and vivid impressions the well-known Slate Telephone Hour Broadcasts Selections from musical comedies will be included with favorite operatic music on the August Telephone Hour broadcasts, J. Rossberg, local manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, announced today. The programs are heard weekly on Monday evening at 9 o'clock o'clock NBC stations. Guest soloists to star include Jasca Heifetz, Gladys Swarthout, Ezio Pinza, Miss Albanese, and a special mixed chorus. Donna Voorhees will conduct the 57-piece Bell Telephone orchestra in special music as well as in accompaniment for the artists. Violinist Helifetz will include Mendelssohn's "On Wings of Song" in his August 1, program. Appearing August 8, Miss Swarthout, brunette mezzo-soprano, will include on her repertoire the popular "Bali Hai" by Rodgers, from the current music comedy "South Pacific." One of the stars of that Broadway musical, Pinza, basso, is scheduled to appear on August 15. He will present a program of classical songs among them Tschaikowsky's "Pirim Song." A special mixed chorus, with the guest soloist to be announced later, will be featured August 22. Miss Albanese, Italian lyric soprano, will sing August 29, including on her program Victor Herbert's "Kiss Me Again" form "Mlle. Modiste." The scheduled programs are subject to change, the manager stated. Entertain with Barbecue Party A going away party for Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin and Miss Velda. Honors went to the Anaheim unit as the annual reports were presented by district chairmen. Various district officers lauded the progress made and achievements of the local unit under the leadership of Mrs. Peterson. Marion Lienau, district Americanism chairman, paid special tribute to the Anaheim auxiliary for its fine Americanism program conducted during the past year. Another pleasant surprise came as Mrs. Peterson was presented a gift for being the first president in the district by Roberta Gagnon, district drill team chairman. High regard for the work done here was expressed by Mrs. Gagnon. Gladys Lieberman, Girls' State chairman, also told the delegation how proud she was that the Anaheim Girls' State candidate, Jacqueline Whiteman, was elected as alternate to Girls' Nation to be held next month in Washington, D.C. Further honors given the local unit included a national citation for meritorious service in the membership program conducted here. The award was presented by Marion Mathews and accepted by Mrs. Peterson on behalf of the Anaheim unit. The local auxiliary also won the department citation for membership. This award is expected to be presented to the Anaheim group at the next district meeting, time and place to be announced. Much favorable comment went to the Anaheim unit for its memorial film project at the Anaheim library. Hazel Rokes received honorable mention for being the rehabilitation chairman who sold the most veteran-made articles in cooperation with the district sales program. In honor of deceased Legion, senior and junior auxiliary members, and impressive candlelight service was led by Dessie Rodabaugh of Buena Park assisted by twenty-first district commander, Art Caldwell, and Josephine Campbell of Santa Ana, Gold Star Mothers' representative. Vera Burry, junior past district president, introduced district guests. Plans for the Long Beach convention, August 14-17, were discussed. Shower Honors Mrs. Salaets Many lovely gifts were presented Mrs. Joe Salaets, who was honored with a layette shower given by Mrs. Walter A. Bittner, 536 South Ohio street, Friday evening. Attend Southland Gift Exhibit A number of Anaheim store owners and affiliates have attended or are planning to attend the huge southern California gift show which began last Sunday and will continue through Friday in Los Angeles. Strong accents at this year's wholesale exhibits by leading man... Shower Honors Mrs. Salaets Many lovely gifts were presented Mrs. Joe Salaets, who was honored with a layette shower given by Mrs. Walter A. Bittner, 536 South Ohio street, Friday evening. Fifteen close friends were present for the affair given for Mrs. Salaets, the former Dorothy Duncan, a graduate of Anaheim Union high school. A door prize was awarded and games, including "cootie," were played. Delectable refreshments of home-made ice cream, pink frosted cake and coffee were enjoyed. Couple Enjoy Reunions on Extended Trip Mr. and Mrs. William Whitaker of South Spadra road, Fullerton, just returned from a three months trip which included visiting relatives in Colorado Springs and celebrating Mr. Whittaker's eightieth birthday there. Attending the anniversary party in Colorado Springs were his two sisters and a brother from Topeka, Kansas, who joined them there. The honored guest received a birthday cake and many gifts. The couple visited numerous places of historic interest including fenced waterfalls and the Will Rogers shrine, where the ashes of Spencer Primrose also rest. They took the high drive to Bear Creek Canyon to get a birdseye view of the city. From Colorado Springs they went to Kansas and visited relatives and friends in Wichita. In Topeka they enjoyed the hospitality of Mr. Whitaker's brother and his family, then went on to attend Southland Gift Exhibit A number of Anaheim store owners and affiliates have attended or are planning to attend the huge southern California gift show which began last Sunday and will continue through Friday in Los Angeles. Strong accents at this year's wholesale exhibits by leading manufacturers are on provincial and extreme modern items, according to Wayne Andrade who attended Sunday's premier. Others who have viewed or will view the show include Carmen Lizarraga, owner-manager of Carmen's Flower shop; Catherine Moon of Moon't Gift shop, and associates from Weber's Book store. Visitors are coming to the show from distances as far as the Hawaiian Islands. Each guest, whether man, woman or child, was presented with a bubble bowl lapel pin holding Vanda orchids at the Sunday show. The varied exhibits are displayed in the Merchandise Mart building on South Olive street; Brack Shop on West Seventh street, Biltmore Hotel, Alexandria hotel, and exhibitors' sales rooms and factories. DEMOCRATS TO HEAR WILL ROGERS, JR. Will Rogers, Jr., will be the featured speaker at the Democratic Central Committee-sponsored potluck picnic slated for tomorrow (Friday) evening beginning at 6:30 o'clock in Orange city park. According to Mrs. Sydney Pellew, Anaheim, member of the north-division committee and chairman for the picnic, the public is cordially invited to attend the event. All comers are asked to bring a covered dish. Anaheim merchants invite you! State Telephone Hour Broadcasts actions from musical comedies will be included with favor-eratic music on the August One Hour broadcasts, R. Sisberg, local manager of the Telephone and Telegraph company, announced today. These acts are heard weekly on by evening at 9 o'clock over stations. Most soloists to star include Heifetz, Gladys Swarthout, Sinza, Miss Albanese, and a mixed chorus. Donald Jones will conduct the 57-piece telephone orchestra in specific as well as in accompaniment for the artists. Nist Heifetz will include Tschaikowsky's "On Wings of Song" August 1, program. Saring August 8, Miss Out, brunette mezzo-soprano include on her repertoire popular "Bali Hai" by Ms. from the current musical "South Pacific." One of our sons of that Broadway musicia, basso, is scheduled to join August 15. He will pre-program of classical songs, them Tschaikowsky's "Pilong." Special mixed chorus, with most soloist to be announced will be featured August 22. Albanese, Italian lyric so-will sing August 29, includ-her program Victor Her- "Kiss Me Again" form Modiste." Scheduled programs are due to change, the manager Certain with Bobcue Party ing away party for Mr. and Joyde Martin and Miss Vel- Organize Junior Ike Casting Club Organization of a Junior Ike Casting club was announced this week by John O'Kane, president of the local conservation group. Formed to give Anaheim youth instruction in the art of casting, the club is but one of the many activities engaged in by the Izaak Walton sponsored Troop 77 of the Boy Scouts of America. It will meet every Thursday evening at the casting pool in La-Palma park from 7-9:30 p.m. The Ike's have purchased a dozen plexiglass casting rods and reels which will be available to the club. Membership is open. Clint Flynn is in charge of the new organization and is assisted by Arch Henry, Jim Rymer, Art Cavanagh, Spence Alcot Dap Pannier and John O'Kane. Elks' Field Day At Meadowlark Elks of Anaheim’ Lodge No. 1345 joined other Elks from throughout Orange county this (Thursday) morning for an all-day and evening field day at Meadowlark Golf club. Prizes and special awards will be presented during the event, it was announced. The event is beginning at 9 o'clock with golf matches between different Elk delegations. Climaxing the field day will be 6 o'clock Dutch lunch at the Meadowlark club tonight. Steak dinner was featured at the regular meeting here last night (Wednesday) at the Anaheim lodge. Guests of the evening were officers of the Orange lodge who initiated seven memWebb, Anaheim; Leroy P. Anderson, Costa Mesa and alterna-Clarence E. Sprague; Jack J. Camel; George E. Bradley—all Santa Ana. Many resolutions affecting administration of justice in California will be considered by conference. Speakers invited appear in this part of the convention are Harry J. McClean, of Angeles, president of the state board man of the Assembly committee on the Judiciary; and Clarence... Certain with Boecue Party Giving away party for Mr. and Joyde Martin and Miss Velva Martin who are leaving for aeks vacation at Lake Louenada, was given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. R. L. at their 1440 East Center home. Host and hostess entertain- in a potluck dinner in the barbecue. Present included Mr. and Frank Cope of Orange, Mr. Mrs. Clayton Hutchings of Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peter, Jr., and daughter, Sue, and son, Stevie, Ana, Miss Gay Rice, also Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Carter of Anaheim, Mrs. and Gerald B. James and son, of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Rosemead, and Mrs. Roy Church of Ne-Mrs. Addie Koontz and Johh, of South Gate; Mrs. Aswell of Anaheim. Mrs. is a double cousin of Mr. NNA MINDER FROM VISITS Anna Minder, 205½ South Street, Anaheim, returned this week after enjoying vitality of her son and-in-law, Ms. and Mrs. Minder and family ofresa, and son and daugh-ow, Mr. and Mrs. Safford and family of Big Bear. IBBONS Daughter was born to Mrs. Lawrence Miller, North Palm street, Anaheim, at Fullerton General MODERN ATTRACTIVE BREAKEAST NOOKS Prizes and special awards will be presented during the event, it was announced. The event is beginning at 9 o'clock with golf matches between different Elk delegations. Climaxing the field day will be 6 o'clock Dutch lunch at the Meadowlark club tonight. Steak dinner was featured at the regular meeting here last night (Wednesday) at the Anaheim lodge. Guests of the evening were officers of the Orange lodge who initiated seven members into the local group. Special numbers were presented by the crack Anaheim Elks band, members of which appeared smartly uniformed. CORRECTION PLEASE! Transposed lines in an article concerning youngsters who plan to attend Grace and Zion Lutheran camps saw the names of two children from the Grace Lutheran church who will leave tomorrow for Camp Seeley in the San Bernardino mountains, omitted. In addition to Marilyn Schimming, Robert Eberhard and the Rev. Otto Fischer, acting as pastor of the church, Paul Fischer, the rector's son, and Jerry Gibson, will attend the camp. HOLIDAY STAGE TUNIGHT Brenda JOYCE John ALVIN Peter ADAMS in "Mr. & Mrs. NORTH" LAUGHS! THRILLS! JULY 25th-30th. Nitely at 8:30 also Sat. 2:30 $2.40 $1.80 $1.20 Tickets now for "Green Grow the Liliaca" BATON MUSIC CO. 157 W. Center St. HOLIDAY STAGE HIWAY 101 at TUSTIN Printed SHEERS Small and all-over designs, sheers that formerly sold up to 1.75 . . . final clearance price . . . per yd... BUTCHER BOY • Crease Resistant • Suiting Weight • Dress Weight We sold hundreds of yards at 1,25, final clearance price . . . per yd... 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McClean, of Los es, president of the state bar; Brown of Modesto, chairof the Assembly committee the Judiciary; and Clarence C. Ward, of Santa Barbara, chairman of the Senate committee on the Judiciary. In addition, reports of the conference and the state bar committees will be received and passed upon. IT'S A BOY! Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Lewallan, 5272 Bishop street, Cypress, who welcomed a sevenpound, three and one-fourth-ounce baby son, Friday at Anaheim Community hospital. Hoover dam, on the Colorado river in Arizona and Nevada, is 700 feet high. Mexico outranks all other countries in the production of silver. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim THE S.Q.R. STORE'S NTH'END SALE !!!!----SATURDAY!!!----MONDAY!!! -- The final three days of our sensational July Clearance Sale!!! mer Apparel Must Go!!! 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