anaheim-gazette 1949-12-08

Because of economic, social, political, and ecological conditions beyond our present power to regulate, the hunter, fisherman and trapper are of necessity being controlled more and more in their activities."—Ernest Swift, director, Wisconsin Conservation Department. BLUE RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Boisserano, Route 3, Box 6842 Trinidad street, Anaheim, became the parents of a six pound, seven ounce baby son who arrived last Thursday at St. Joseph hospital. Gifts for You and Yours ... OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS SOCIETY and CLU ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 4) Officers named recently include Ellene Cailor, noble grand; Suzanne Benbrooks, vice-grand; Barbara Myers; recording secretary; Evelyn Borth, financial secretary; Helen Horwitz, treasurer; Jen Nelson, trustee. Appointive officers will be chosen before installation to be held in January. Included among out-of-town guests at the meeting were Janie Mae Annin of Fullerton, warden of the Rebekah Assembly California; and Meta Ragsdale Orange, district deputy president. Edna Kruse, president of Past Noble Grand Association announced that the regular association meeting tonight (Thursday) would be a Christmas party. The affair will be held at the Home cafe in Santa Ana. Kate Criss, president of Lois Thimble club, stated that Thimble Christmas party is for December 20 in the IOOF Hall. The event will begin with a o'clock potluck. Following the closing business session, delectable refreshments were served by Vivian Waite her hostess committee. Newlyweds Now Living Here Clifford Lee Young and bride, the former Miss Lavora Lorene Snidow of Westminster residing at 1307 Damon street Anaheim. The young couple plighted to troth in Yuma, Arizona, receiving with the Rev. Charles Lucas clating for the informal rites. Gifts for You and Yours ... OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS... Our Stocks are Complete. We have a beautiful line of Shoes and Slippers for the Entire Family Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED 174 W. Center Anaheim Newlyweds Now Living Here Clifford Lee Young and bride, the former Miss Lavoy Lorene Snidow of Westminster residing at 1307 Damon street Anaheim. The young couple plighted to troth in Yuma, Arizona, receiving with the Rev. Charles Lucas clating for the informal rites. For the occasion the bride of Mr. and Mrs. R. Snidow, chose an aqua suit monizing accessories. David B. of Anaheim, close friend of couple, accompanied them to ma for the nuptials. The new Mrs. Young is a graduate of Huntington Beach school. Her husband, son of and Mrs. William Young of Anaheim, attended local schools. JOB'S DAUGHTERS TO INSTALL OFFICERS The public is cordially invited to attend the open installation Job's Daughters, Bethel No officials of Anaheim, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple on North E street. 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LOVELY MAN TAILORED PALM-DAYL SHIRTS greet you for your favorite suit or skirt. Robes A bevy of beautiful colors take your eye with these lovely robes and hostess coats. It makes your television viewing a comfort and you are easy on his eyes too. USE OUR LAY-AWAY PLAN WE GIFT WRAP OPEN EVENINGS 'TILL XMAS WE WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE TREASURE HUNT, FRI., DEC. 9. Wool Jersey Skirts... Blouses Wool jersey ... always smart — always right. Perfection with your day-to-day suits and skirts! Absolutely eye-compelling with evening skirts and slacks! Come in today. See our wide variety of blouses, skirts. SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 4) 刊cers named recently include the Cailor, noble grand; Susan Brooks, vice-grand; Barbara Jones, recording secretary; Elsie Hornwitz, treasurer; Jennifer Mon, trustee. Appointive officers will be chosen before installation to be held in January. Included among out-of-town visitors at the meeting were Jenna Mae Annin of Fullerton, warlord of the Rebekah Assembly of Cornia; and Meta Ragsdale of Orange, district deputy president. Anna Kruse, president of the Noble Grand Association, announced that the regular association meeting tonight (Thurs., would be a Christmas party). Affair will be held at the coffee cafe in Santa Ana. State Criss, president of the Thimble club, stated that theIBLE Christmas party is set December 20 in the IOOF hall. Event will begin with a 6:30 clock potluck. Following the closing business on, delectable refreshments served by Vivian Waite and hostess committee. Newlyweds Now Living Here Mifford Lee Young and his wife, the former Miss Lavonne, the Snidow of Westminster are living at 1307 Damon street, Neim. The young couple plighted their lives in Yuma, Arizona, recently in the Rev. Charles Lucas offing for the informal rites. New Books at Local Library Added to the shelves of the adult department of the Anaheim Public library of this city Monday were many new volumes. New fictional works plus their authors are as follows: "Big Eyes," Oriana Atkinson; "The Best Science Fiction Stories, 1949," edited by Everett F. Bleiler and T. E. Dikty; "The Asphalt Jungle," W. R. Burnett; "The Plum Tree," Mary Ellen Chase; "The Only Gift," Jane Ekhund; "The Lonely," Paul Gallico; "My Son and Heir," Isabella Holt; "The Bass Derby Murder," Kathleen Moore Knight; "The Hero," Millard Lampell; "Never Dies the Dream," Margaret Landon; "One on the House," Mary Laswell; "The Man Who Held Five Aces," Jean Leslie; "Celia Amberley," Victoria Lincoln; "The Best Novels and Stories of Eugene Manlove Rhodes," edited by Frank V. Dearing; "The Doctor at Coffin Gap," Les Savage; "The Long Love," John Sedges; "Divine Mistress," Frank G. Slaughter; "Hello, Mr. Henderson," William Hazlett Upson; "Medical Meeting," Mildred Walker; "Abe Lincoln of Pigeon Creek," William E. Wilson; "It Was Like This," Anne Goowin Winslow. New non-fiction books available include "The Psychology of the Elementary School Child," Lawrence A. Averill; "Mosaic in the Fountain," Bertita Harding; "Out in the Mid-Day Sun," Monica Martin; "The Psychology of Abnormal People," J. J. B. Morgan and G.D. Lovell; "The Christmas Cookie Book," Virginia Pasley; "Dateline: Washington," edited by Cabell Phillips; "Answer Without Ceasing," Margaret Lee Runbeck; "The South American Handbook," Howell Davies; "The Burns Manicle Best Plays of 1948-49," edited by L. W. Hallowell, Mrs. Jack Leigh and Mrs. Reynolds. Mary Louise Cowee has been selected president of these girls who are now busily engaged in badgework for their second class requirements. Note to Scribes Scribes are asked to get in news of holiday projects for the underprivileged and troop parties to individual telephone chairman or send written report directly to the Girl Scout Little House. Christmas Seals Chairman Praises Postal Employees Harry L. Hanson, chairman of the Christmas Seal Sale of the Orange County Tuberculosis and Health association sent special letters of commendation to postmasters and postal employees thrust out the county for their efficient and speedy handling of the Seal Sale letters. "The effective work of the postal employees is a major factor in a successful mail campaign. It is particularly appropriate to note that the Christmas Seal itself is the brainchild of another postman in Denmark," said Hanson. "The use of the Christmas Seal as a reminder of the approaching Christmas holiday is a tradition which is over 40 years old. It also a tribute to the generosity and a spirit of helpfulness of the American people which has reduced the terrible toll of death from tuberculosis by 80 per cent since 1904 in the United States," he stated. Hanson reminded Orange county residents that the purchase of Christmas Seals buy health and the hope that this disease will soon be eradicated. Telephone Hour Passes 500th Program Mark Passing its 500-program mark in November, The Telephone Hour continues to bring outstanding concert artists and musicians to the radio audience each Morning at 9 pm over NBC stations, it was announced by Rossberg, manager of the Paula Telephone and Telegraph Company. December broadcasts will feature the joint appearance of Walter W. Naumburg Foundation Award winners—Lorne Munroe and Carroll Glenn, John Chaith Thomas and a special mixed chorus, and Zino Francescatti. 57-piece Bell Telephone Orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees will accompany the guest as well as present special music. Two winners of the Walter W. Naumburg Foundation's annual musical award to outstanding young musicians—Mr. Munroe 24-year-old cellist and 1949 winner, and Miss Glenn, violinist 1938 winner—will appear together on December 12. Among seperate numbers, they will combine talents for the Finale to Brave Double Concerto in A Major (Opus 102). A special Christmas program scheduled for December 19, 1949, Mr. Thomas, favorite baritone guest soloist, The Bell Telephone Orchestra and Chorus also... Newlyweds Now Living Here Mifford Lee Young and his wife, the former Miss Lavonne, the Snidow of Westminster are living at 1307 Damon street, Anaheim. The young couple plighted their lives in Yuma, Arizona, recently after the Rev. Charles Lucas officiated for the informal rites. For the occasion the bride, mother of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. How, chose an aqua suit hardening accessories. David Boon, Anaheim, close friend of the bride, accompanied them to Yucca for the nuptials. The new Mrs. Young is a graduate of Huntington Beach high school. Her husband, son of Mr. Mrs. William Young of Anaheim, attended local schools. MS DAUGHTERS INSTALL OFFICERS The public is cordially invited to attend the open installation of Mrs. Daughters, Bethel No. 5 shrines of Anaheim, Saturday evening at 8 o'clock in the local noncic Temple on North Emily Street. Any not go to church Sunday? Elementary School Child," Lawrence A. Averill; "Mosaic in the Fountain," Bertita Harding; "Out in the Mid-Day Sun," Monica Martin; "The Psychology of Abnormal People," J. J. B. Morgan and G.D. Lovell; "The Christmas Cookie Book," Virginia Pasley; "Dateline: Washington," edited by Cabell Phillips; "Answer Without Ceasing," Margaret Lee Runbeck; "The South American Handbook," Howell Davies; "The Burns Mantle Best Plays of 1948-49," edited by John Chapman; "I Love My Doctor," Evelyn Barkins; "Where to Ski" Joan and David Landman; "Economic Geography of the USSRS," S. S. Balak and others; "The Story of the Trapp Family Singers," Maria Augusta Trapp; "The Theater Book of the Year 1948-49," George Jean Nathan; "The Road Ahead," John T. Flynn; "No Banners, No Bugles," Edward Ellsberg; "A Sort of a Saga," Bill Mauldin; "The Devil in Massachusetts," Marion L. Starkey; "Promise and Fulfillment," Arthur Koestler; "Roosevelt and the Russians," Edward R. Stettinius; "Home Haircutting Made Easy," Jack Merica; "Heywood Broun," Dale Kramer; "Economics and the Public Welfare," Benjamin M. Anderson; "Sweden, Model for a World," Hudson Strode; "This I Remember," Eleanor Roosevelt; "The Complete Book of Pottery Making," John B. Kenny; "U.S. Camera Annual, 1950," Tom Maloney; "Cybernatics," Norbert Weiner; "Television and F-M Receiver Servicing," Milton S. Kiver; and Occupational Outlook Handbook,” U. S. Department of Labor. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Newest St. Boniface Brownies from Troop 55 held their candlelight investiture recently under the leadership of Mrs. Gerald Endicott and Mrs. John Shea. These second grade Brownies marched upon the stage to receive and light their candles from Mrs. J. Dutzi, and then upon recitation of their Brownie promise were given their pins by Mrs. James Schneider of the Girl Scout council. Mrs. Endicott explained what the promise should mean to each of them and the girls stood to repeat the salute, following which as a reminder of the approaching Christmas holiday is a tradition which is over 40 years old. It is also a tribute to the generosity and a spirit of helpfulness of the American people which has reduced the terrible toll of death from tuberculosis by 80 per cent since 1904 in the United States,” he stated. Hanson reminded Orange county residents that the purchase of Christmas Seals buy health and the hope that this disease will soon be eradicated. “Christmas Seals protect every single individual and the community from tuberculosis by paying for chest x-ray research, vocational rehabilitation and public information. These are the weapons that fight TB. Join in this battle. Buy and use Christmas Seals generously,” he stated. PINK RIBBONS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Clark, 120 South Philadelphia street, Anaheim, welcomed the arrival of a baby daughter who tipped the scales at seven pounds and six ounces Monday, at St. Joseph hospital, Orange. The Indian practice of scalping was not ordinarily fatal, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. from Troop 55 held then candlelight investiture recently under the leadership of Mrs. Gerald Endicott and Mrs. John Shea. These second grade Brownies marched upon the stage to receive and light their candles from Mrs. J. Dutzi, and then upon recitation of their Brownie promise were given their pins by Mrs. James Schneider of the Girl Scout council. Mrs. Endicott explained what the promise should mean to each of them and the girls stood to repeat the salute, following which they expressed their happiness in being Brownies by blowing their warbling bird whistles, a gift for the occasion from their leaders. A song by Jeanette Lehr and Angela Bain, a reading "Thanksgiving" by Carole Jane Endicott, and the entire troop singing of the "Brownie Song" and "Sing a Song" comprised the special program for the mothers and guests present. Sister M. Monica was an interested spectator. Brownies receiving their pins were Jane Archambault, Angela Bain, Carlene Buschena, Susan Bushman, Carole Jane Endicott, Barbara Fisher, Gail Grover, Betty Jean Hartman, Jeanette Lehr, Patricia Ostich, Diana Palm, Christine Peltzer, Elizabeth Peltzer, Phyliss Roscom, Gretchen and Susan Schmitt, Kathryn Sens, Virginia Sullivan, Marilyn Muckenthaler, Linda Jean May, Carol Ann Spreatz, Mary Ann Hoffman, Linda Lindsey. Lincoln Girl Scouts An overnight at the Dude Ranch in Lemon Heights provided a camping experience for members of Lincoln school Troop 44 with girls dividing into three patrols for cooking, wood gathering, etc. At night over a campfire, songs, games and roasting marshmallows gave these Intermediate Scouts an unforgettable evening. Camp duties and a hike concluded the overnight for this troop which was accompanied by three leaders, Mrs. Telephone Hour Passes 500th Program Mark missing its 500-program mileage in November. The Telephone continues to bring outstanding concert artists and music to radio audience each Monday evening at 9 p.m. over NBC station. It was announced by R. J. Berg, manager of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Comms. December broadcasts will feature the joint appearance of two older W. Naumburg Foundation award winners—Lorne Munroe Carroll Glenn, John Charles Thomas and a special mixed choir and Zino Francescatti. The piece Bell Telephone Orchestra conducted by Donald Voorhees, accompanied the guest stars well as present special music. Two winners of the Walter W. Naumburg Foundation's annual musical award to outstanding musicians—Mr. Munroe, year-old cellist and 1949 winner and Miss Glenn, violinist and winner—will appear together December 12. Among separate members, they will combine their efforts for the Finale to Brahms' Double Concerto in A Minor (us 102). Special Christmas program is scheduled for December 19, with Thomas, favorite baritone, as soloist. The Bell Telephone orchestra and Chorus also will be featured. On December 26, Mr. Francescatti, French violinist, features among his selections "Londonderry Air," arrangement by Fritz Kreisler. The manager stated that scheduled programs are subject to change. Warn Drivers Not to 'Kid' Themselves "Don't kid yourself." This warning was sounded today to the state's five million automobile drivers by a man who knows. He is Clifford E. Peterson, commissioner of the highway patrol, and he talked as the patrol perfected plans to combat the December accident toll. “This is the deadliest time of year because of shorter days and inclement weather, so don't kid yourself by thinking you can drive the same way you do at other times,” Peterson said. “Last December we set a new 6all-time record of 328 deaths and 8,705 injuries, most of them the result of persons kidding themselves into believing they could do the impossible in traffic. "Some were pedestrians who took careless chances, some were drivers who fought for the right-of-way, some tried to beat trains at crossings, some tried to stop without good brakes, and far too many tried to drive after drinking.” “You can't see as well in foggy or rainy weather and you can't stop as quickly on wet, slippery pavement. Don't kid yourself by thinking you can or you will be a statistic instead of a live Californian on Christmas morning.” Kirkpatrick Rites Held Saturday Funeral services for Mrs. Cora Grethel Kirkpatrick, 40,9562 Moro Place, Freeway Park, Anaheim, whose death occurred at an Orange hospital Tuesday of last week, were conducted Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Hilgenfeld chapel. A native of Kansas, she came to Anaheim four years ago. Mrs. Kirkpatrick was a member of the Baptist church in Missouri. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. 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