anaheim-gazette 1949-12-22

IT'S NEVER TO LATE TO SHOP AT PENNEY'S OPEN 9:30 A.M. TQ 9 P.M. EVERY DAY EXCEPT CHRISTMAS EVE WHEN WE WILL CLOSE AT 6 P.M. TODAY'S BUY OF BUYS! GIRLS' PLAID Taffeta DRESSES Beautiful shimmering Taffeta to Make a Girl's Heart Glad! Green, Red, Blue Combinations 3-6x 7-14 3.98 in ANAHEIM Girls' Flannel Pajamas Soft warm printed Flannelette 1.98 Boys' Plaid Jackets 100% Wool For warm comfort 4.98 Boys' Jeans 1.98 SUPER VALUE! DON'T MISS IT! YOUR CHRISTMAS CHECK LIST 100% Wool For warm comfort 4.98 Boys' Jeans 1.98 YOUR CHRISTMAS CHECK LIST FOR HIM From a World of Thrifty Gifts 100% WOOL SLACKS 990 CORDUROY SPORT JACKETS 1375 SLIP-OVER SWEATERS Cable stitch 4.98 100% wool SPORT SHIRTS ● Cotton Gabardine 2.98 ● Rayon Luana King's Men 2.00* SHAVE SET WALLETS Zipper style 1.98* SUSPENDERS Strong elastic 1.49 TIE CLIPS Sword, Arrow Cuff Links, too! FOR HER From a World of Feminine Gifts GORGEOUS DOBBY FAILLE ROBES Jewel Colors, Full Sweep Skirts. Robes She'll Treasure and Wear for Years! 990 HANDBAGS 4.98* Genuine Calf NYLON HOSE 1.15 51 ga., 15 den. JEWELRY 1.00* and up selection of earrings, necklaces, clips and pins, perfectly crafted. Jewel Colors, Full Sweep Skirts. Robes She'll Treasure and Wear for Years! HANDBAGS Genuine Calf... 4.98* NYLON HOSE 51 ga., 15 den... 1.15 JEWELRY A Fabulous selection of earrings, necklaces, clips and pins, perfectly crafted. FOR THE HOME From a World of Practical Gifts TABLE LAMPS What a buy! China base with 22 K. Gold Trim, Rayon Shade 7.00 • 100% Down-Filled • Satin Covered Comforters • Warmth • Beauty 19.75 HASSOCKS • Storage Space Galore! • Snag-Proof Duran... 6.90 All Steel Wagons 3.69-8.90 Basement Store * Plus Fed. Tax. AT PENNEY'S IN ANAHEIM A WORLD OF THRIFTY GIFTS SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) "Accuracy of observation," Mr. Farquhar writes in his Introduction, "coupled with his devotion to truth, gives to Brewer's letters unusual historical value." The book was originally published by the Yale University Press in 1930. Employees of Penney’s Receive Special Checks The board of directors of the J. C. Penney company have authorized a special payment of an amount equal to two weeks pay for all full-time associates who have been employed for the full year of 1949 and on a proportionate basis for extra and part-time associates and for those employed less than a year. All Penny associates throughout the company share in this payment except those who are members of the management staff and whose earnings are determined largely by the company's long-standing-profit-sharing plan. 65 Anaheim Associates Oscar Solter, manager of the J. C. Penny Company store said that more than 50,000 Penny associates all over the United States will participate in this payment, including 65 of the Anaheim store. He further emphasized that this was not a Christmas bonus. Einstein; "The Complete Canasta," Ralph Michaels and Charles H. Goren; "Modern Arms and Free Men," Vannevar Bush; "This I Do Belleve," David E. Lilienthal; "Decorating the Small Apartment," Elizabeth Ogg; "Battle Report, vol. 5, Victory in the Pacific," Walter Karig and others; "General Kenney Reports," George C. Kenney; "Life Among the Doctors," Paul De Kruif; "Oedipus Rex," Sophocles; "Your Amiable Uncle," Booth Tarkington; "A Treasury of Golf Humor," Dave Stabley, editor; "Cancer," Beka Doherty; "Baghdad-by-the-Bay," Herb Caen; "Killers of the Dream," Lillian Smith; "The Cardinal's Story," Stephen K. Swift; "I Hear You Calling Me," Lily McCarmack; "The Ironing Board," Christopher Morley; "Why Jesus Died," Pierre van Paasen; "The Chinese Conquer China," Anna Louise Strong; "Women in the Old Testament," Norah Lofts; "A Woman of Parts," Sarah Traux; "South Pacific," Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein; "Shakespeare Identified," J. Thomas Looney; "Christmas Handbook," Popular Mechanics Press; "Money Making Hobbies," Popular Mechanics Press. A subscription to the Gazette pays dividends in savings. 65 Anaheim Associates Oscar Solter, manager of the J. C. Penny Company store said that more than 50,000 Penny associates all over the United States will participate in this payment, including 65 of the Anaheim store. He further emphasized that this was not a Christmas bonus in the usual sense and was non-recurring. The company some years ago substituted a thrift and profit-sharing plan for the more usual Christmas bonus and into this plan is annually paid a proportionate share of company earnings. The current extra payment, just announced, is additional to these thrift and profit-sharing benefits. Employees of the Anaheim store received their special payment checks at the store's annual Christmas party held at the Elks Club, Friday evening, December 18. Santa Visits Toastmasters Jovial in full regalia, Santa Claus made a surprise visit to members of the Anaheim Toastmaster club Monday evening at La Palma Grill. Taking charge of the gift exchange, Santa required each member to describe the present awarded him in a two minute talk on its qualities and uses. Santa also introduced the speakers of the evening. The well-polished Patterson trophy went to Page Vincent for his description of "An Old-Fashioned Vermont Christmas." For his speech, "The Oldest Christmas," C. O. Garshwiler was awarded the Optimist trophy. Ed Wright spoke on "Deception" and Louis Taylor gave voice to "Pity the Poor Postman." Grammarian was Don Dunkin while Aubrey Van Verst acted as evaluator. Santa made his exit following the speeches. Guests introduced during the dinner were Sydney Pellew, a former member and past president of the club, and Carl Miller. The invocation was given by Earl Smith. President Ken Heuler presided. There will be no meetings for the next two weeks, president Heuler announced. The program chairman will mail out announcements for the January 9 session. New Books at Public Library Added to the shelves of the Anaheim public library this week were numerous fictional and non-fictional editions which are listed below for the convenience of prospective readers. Works of fiction include "Days Beyond Recall," Roger B. Dooley; "The Peaceable Kingdom," Ardyth Kennelly; "Venus, the Lonely Goddess," John Erskine; "The White Sail," Sara Ware Bassett; "House in the Sun," Dane Chandos; "Prince of Egypt," Dorothy Clarke Wilson; "The Old Oaken Bucket," Bellamy Partridge; "As Tall as Pride," Sophie Kerr; "Rowan Head," Elizabeth Ogilvie; "Count the Ways," Doris Miles Disney; "The Big Eye," Max Ehrlich; "Journey into Christmas," Bess Streeter Aldrich; "The Flying Red Horse," Francis Crane; "Thunder on the Buckhorn," Frank O'Rourke; "Call for Michael Shayne," Brett Halliday; "The Man Nobody Saw," Peter Cheyney; "Dear Life," H. E. Bates. Books of nonfiction are "The Love Letters of Mark Twain," edited by Dixon Wecter; "Better Learning Through Current Materials," Lucien Kinney and Katharine Dresden; "Textbook Abnormal Psychology," Carney Landis and Marjorie Bolles; "U. S. A., Measure of a Nation," Thomas Carskadon and Rudolf Mooley; "The World as I See It," Albert 5 Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, December 22, 1949 BABY SON ARRIVES Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Wynn, 13632 South Verano road, Garden Grove, became the parents of a baby son who arrived Tuesday of last week at St. Joseph hospital tipping the scales at nine pounds, eight and one-half ounces. SUGAR AND SPICE Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Berger, 314 Mills Drive, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter, who arrived Wednesday of last week at Fullerton General hospital. PINK RIBBONS A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon R. Clark, 402 West La Palma avenue, Anaheim, last Thursday. 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