anaheim-gazette 1949-12-29

Social and Club Activities Party Honors Mrs. Wimmer At Trent Home Special guest of honor at a gala Christmas Eve party given by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Trent of 901 North Zeyn street, was her grandmother, 91-year-old Mrs. Nancy Rosalie Wimmer, mother of the late Norman Wimmer who was well known in Elks lodge and Masonic Temple circles here. "Grandma" Wimmer's bright personality sparkled like the tinsel on the tree, according to those present. Also enjoying the affair was Mrs. Trent's son, Dan James, a student at Fullerton Junir college; her mother, Mrs. Osie Lee Norman Wimmer of Anaheim; Mr. Trent's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Trent of this city; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nickell and daughter, Linda; of Buena Park, and Mrs. Mary Ingrahm and daughter, Dorothy, of Costa Mesa. Later in the evening other friends and relatives dropped in to wish all a "Merry Christmas" including Mr. and Mrs. Perc Mahoney of Anaheim, formerly of Portland, Oregon, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Okerland of Los Angeles and their son, Dick, a well-known swimmer. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Trent enjoyed the hospitality of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Trained in music, in which field she has been an instructor in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and Seattle, Washington. Harold Allen has a natural gift for whistling and imitation and has mastered numerous bird calls. He has been employed in Hollywood, producing bird and animal imitations for numerous pictures. These two gifted artists make valuable use of their training in these fields to produce an appropriate accompaniment for their movie of nature in the desert. A two-dollar membership fee to the Audubon Screen Tours club makes this and three other pictures and lectures available to the purchaser. The artists appearing at later dates in this series are Walter Breckinridge, Howard Cleaves and Alexander Sprunt, Jr. Free to Scouts The Audubon Screen Tours club, in order to encourage interest in nature study and conservation, invites all boy and girl scouts of Orange county to be their guests for this picture without admission charge. Members are asked to note the change of place for the lecture to the Senior High School Auditorium for this one number. Yule Party for Job's Daughters Amidst gay red and green decorations, members of Job's Later in the evening other friends and relatives dropped in to wish all a "Merry Christmas" including Mr. and Mrs. Perc Mahoney of Anaheim, formerly of Portland, Oregon, and their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Okerland of Los Angeles and their son, Dick, a well-known swimmer. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Trent enjoyed the hospitality of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Wes Kimball of Newport Beach, as did those mentioned above who were extended a cordial invitation to spend the day and evening at the spacious beach home. Audubon Screen Lecture Set Second in a series of Audubon Screen Tour lectures will be presented Tuesday night, January 3, at 8 o'clock in the Santa Ana senior high school auditorium. Entitled "Sounds of Sageland," it will be a color movie lecture of desert plants and birds by Alice and Harold Allen. Alice Allen, who has a deep interest in out-of-doors, has been nature study and conservation, invites all boy and girl scouts of Orange county to be their guests for this picture without admission charge. Members are asked to note the change of place for the lecture to the Senior High School Auditorium for this one number. Yule Party for Job's Daughters Amidst gay red and green decorations, members of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, met Monday evening at the Masonic Temple for the regular meeting followed by a festive Christmas party. Presiding over the meeting was the newly installed honored queen, Gerry Ausburn who was seated in formal rites on December 10. Outgoing honored queen of the Anaheim Bethel is Barbara Bastian who headed the group of installing officers at the ceremony. Everybody was invited into the dining room following the regular meeting for the party which was sponsored by the Mother's club. The State University of Ohio was founded in 1870. For a THR-R-RIFTY 1950 Resolve to save regularly at SAFEWAY Consider the number of shopping trips you'll be making during 1950. Then consider how much it would mean to you to save even a few cents on each trip. That's why we suggest that you compare Safeway's prices with what others are asking. You'll discover many ways to cut food costs at Safeway. SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAMS 49 POUND Extra fine Swift's Premium Brand, short shank hams. Average of 12 to 16 lbs. Choice of whole ham or full half, specially priced for the New Year festivities. ROUND STEAK Cut from U.S. GOOD Grade Beef lb. 69¢ CHUCK ROAST Blade Cuts From U.S. GOOD Grade Beef lb. 49¢ RIB ROAST Standing 7" Cut. From U.S. GOOD Grade Beef lb. 73¢ SLICED BACON Swift Oriole, Morrell Yorkshire lb. 39¢ START TO SAVE IN 1950 WITH THESE ITEMS PORK & BEANS Van Campe Can 18¢ Bolling Beef Plate Meat. U.S. GOOD Grade lb. 15¢ Short Ribs Cut from U.S. GOOD Grade lb. 25¢ START TO SAVE IN 1950 WITH THESE ITEMS PORK & BEANS Van Camps 30 oz. Can 18¢ MARGARINE Allsweet Colored lb. 36¢ TOMATO JUICE 2 18 oz. Can 19¢ Sunny Dawn (48 oz. Can, 21c) PINEAPPLE JUICE 18 oz. Can 13¢ Libby, Dole, or Del Monte Brands SALAD DRESSING Pint Jar 27¢ Duchess Brand. (Quart, 49c; half pint, 17c) Bell Potato Chips 2½ oz. pkg. 15¢ (4¼ oz. pkg., 25c) Sliced Bread small beef 13¢ large leaf 18¢ Mrs. Wright's White or wheat. Sliced. Kitchen Craft Flour 10-lb. bag 89¢ (2-lb. bag, 22c; 5-lb., 47c; 25-lb., 2.03) Airway Coffee 3-lb. bag 1.71 Whole bean, ground at store. Nob Hill Coffee 1-lb. bag 63¢ Rich blend in economy bag. (2-lb., 1.25) Tea in Bags Black pkg. of 16 bags Canterbury. (Pkg. of 48 bags, 42c) Lipton Tea ⅓-lb. pkg. 32¢ Y.L. Black. Dreft Excellent for Dishes 11-oz. pkg. 25¢ Iride For All Washing 18-oz. pkg. 25¢ STORES WILL BE CLOSED SUN. & MON., JAN. 1 & 2, 1950 Stock up today! Buy plenty for the extra holiday. LOW PRICES FOR THE NEW YEAR PRODUCE ORANGES Large Size Nayels 55-lb. Box 2.89 lb. 5¢ GRAPEFRUIT Coachella 50-lb. Box 3.25 lb. 7¢ APPLES Rome Beauty Variety 35-lb. Box 1.99 4 lbs. 25¢ YELLOW ONIONS Fine Size Firm lb. 5¢ BANANA SQUASH Any Size Piece lb. 2¢ Grade A Butter First Quality. Spring House or Challenge lb. 69¢ FRESH EGGS Breakfast Gems Large, Grade A Dez. 51¢ MARGARINE Parkay Colored lb. 36¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1949, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail price on invoices. HAPPY NEW YEAR From all of us at SAFEWAY Foothal Told Tews Home Anaheim home of Dr. and ward Tews was the scene of Miss Willa Mae Wilghter of Mr. and Mrs. AbWilson of Ball road, and C. McKnight of Artesia and, was announced. Issues for the affair were Mrs. Tews, Miss Teddy Lou Mrs. Tews and Mrs. Ted ing bells will ring for the couple next summer, it was side-elect, a graduate of Union high school, is atFullerton Junior college. Since, also a student at Fullysee, plans to continue his at the University of Southcalifornia. Mass of 1905 Union Tonight A final reunion of Anaheim Unschool's Class of 1905 an event of tonight (Thurs6:30 o'clock at Dorothyrestaurant, this city). And Mrs. Ned Merritt, Jr., of Grove are entertaining at early affair. More than 15 ions have been made for entry. Attainment following the will be provided by Miss Rea at her home, 224 Broadway, Anaheim. Pastor at vary Church O pastor of the Calvary Bapurch, 717 West Broadway, Rev. Robert Kervorikan, by of the Falls of Schuyltist church, Philadelphia. faces the Rev. James Cowee. Kervorikan, who has spok- lege in the City of Angels. While in the Navy he attended Redlands University, Redlands, Bucknell University in Lewisburg, Pennsylvania, where he received his A.B. degree, then Princeton Theological Seminary in New Jersey where he obtained his Bachelor of Divinity degree. Rev. Kervorikan received his Master of Theology degree at the Eastern Baptist Theological Seminary in Philadelphia after which he enrolled in Temple University School of Theology where he completed his residence for the Doctor of Sacred Theology degree. Regular Sunday church schedule at the local church includes Sunday school at 9:30 a.m., morning worship at 11 a.m., youth fellowship at 6 p.m. and at 7 p.m., evening service. Wednesday night Fellowship hour begins at 7:30 p.m. Under direction of Vern Thompson, the church choir rehearses Thursday evenings beginning at 7:30 p.m. Carl Willis is Sunday school superintendent. Padua Hills Play Winning Plaudits Ovations are going to the Mexican players of Padua Hills near Claremont for their colorful presentation of "Las Posadas," tradi­ional pageant depicting Christmas customs of Old Mexico. Now in its final two weeks the show, which is climaxed by a gay fiesta, is being staged Wednesday through Saturday evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, through January 7, 1950. Presented in the fiesta, which is typical of gatherings this time of year in Mexico, are such spectacular group numbers as "Los Ma­chtes," a thrilling knife and scarf dance, and the "La Costilla," the dance of the three hats. Duo dances that are earning plaudits include "El Fado Blan­quito" in which Jose Guadalupe Vera, the eight-year-old hero, and his playmate, Ricardo Chavez, perform in masks almost as large as their bodies, and "El Jarabe Guanajauteno," a colorful national dance, being presented by Hilda Ramirez de Jara and Alphonso Chavez. Appearing as vocalists in the fiesta are Enrique Lerma, Mauri­cio Jara, Micaela Velazquez and Jose O'Veso. Their voices blending with those of other players contribute to the charm of a novel dream sequence of the Nativity and singing the famed "Las Posadas" litany. Other quaint holiday customs such as the breaking of the pinata, substitute for the Yuletide tree, are included in the drama "Las Posadas." PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS Why not go to church Sunday? LADIES! DON'T PLUCK Remove that unwanted hair permanently by Electrolysis. Reasonable Call ANTONE—5451 234 E. Center Anaheim FAMILY REUNION PARTY IN ORANGE Mrs. Faye Terry and son, Dick of this city, enjoyed Christmas dinner at a family reunion party with her family in Orange. They were accompanied by her friend Gil Laub of Huntington Beach Hostess was Mrs. Terry's mother. Mrs. Fannie Kilgore, who served a delicious turkey dinner to a part of 20 including Mrs. Terry's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Vern O'Brien, and daughter Susan, and her brother, Walter Kilgore, all of Reno, Nevada. GUESTS MONDAY AT OCEANSIDE Mr. and Mrs A B Andrade, 62 South Emily street, and the daughter, Carol, and son, Wayne. ANAHEIM BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Established in 1921 to serve those who save. Small accounts are always welcome. WE HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM. CALIF. THE S.Q.R. STORE Center and Lemo THE S.Q.R. STORE Center and Lemon In Progress Now---- ---and too good to miss!! After Christmas Fall and Winter = WONDER WITHOUT A DOUBT, THIS IS THE MOST WE HAVE EVER HELD . . . BECAUSE . . . HAVE BEEN SLASHED TO "ROCK BOTH MENT MARKED AT ONE-HALF PRICE . . . THE SALE EMBRACES EVERY FALL SUIT AND DRESS IN STOCK* . . . THIS QUALITY, HIGH FASHION GARMENT STOCK, CORRECT IN EVERY STYLE DESIGNER'S LEADING FASHION DESIGNER FORD TO MISS THIS EVENT . . . BRIGHT WARDROBE . . . WORTH-WHILE SAVING WEAR NOW AND NEXT SEASON! *All late arrivals (holiday and sp** COATS Fur-trimmed Coats formerly priced from 50.00 to 75.00 . . now . Untrimmed Coats formerly priced from 50.00 to 65.00 . . now . U.S. GOOD Beef lb. 69¢ From U.S. Grade Beef lb. 49¢ From U.S. Beef lb. 73¢ Oriole, Yorkshire lb. 39¢ Beef U.S. GOOD Grade lb. 15¢ Ibs Graded GOOD Beef lb. 25¢ Coast OR CHOPS lb. 35£ Chops OR ROASTS lb. 49£ Ibs From Eastern Pork lb. 37£ Fillets or Browl Pan ready lb. 37£ PANCY PRYTERS Grade A. Cut Up lb. 63¢ EAR PRODUCE Ibs lb. 5¢ Bella x 3.25 lb. 7£ Ty 4 lbs. 25£ Tine Size Firm lb. 5£ Any Size Piece lb. 2¢ MARGARINE Purkay Colored lb. 36¢ COATS No Returns! No Refunds! SUITS Suits formerly priced from 50.00 to 75.00 . . now . DRESSES Dresses formerly priced from 8.95 to 32.50 . . now . No Exchanges! EVERY SALE FINAL! Three groups of Dresses formerly priced up to 35.00 ... ALL LESS THAN HALF-PRICE! 2 THREE-PIECE SUITS, formerly priced at 115.00 . . Now . 1 THREE-PIECE SUIT, formerly priced at 129.50 . . Now . The S2R Store STORE HOURS—9 AM SATURDAY Y REUNION IN ORANGE Faye Terry and son, Dick, city, enjoyed Christmas at a family reunion party her family in Orange. They accompanied by her friend, club of Huntington Beach. was Mrs. Terry's mother, annie Kilgore, who served a turkey dinner to a party including Mrs. Terry's sisl brother-in-law, Mr. and ern O'Brien, and daughter, and her brother, Walter all of Reno, Nevada. MONDAY EANSIDE and Mrs A B Andrade, 620 Emily street, and their er, Carol, and son, Wayne, HEIM BUILDING AND DAN ASSOCIATION established in 1921 to serve those who save. all accounts are always welcome. FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM HAVE NEVER PAID LESS THAN 3% Uber Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM. CALIF. who is owner of Wayne's For Flowers, enjoyed the hospitality of Lt and Mrs. W. H. Marlowe of Oceanside on Monday. A delectable turkey was featured as the main course for a delicious dinner. 1950 To Each and Everyone Our wish is that the carefree joy and merriment of the New Year be your theme for 1950. Kendrick JEWELERS BEST WISHES! THAN 3% Ber Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon ANAHEIM. CALIF. Kendrick JEWELERS BEST WISHES! and Lemon St. ANAHEIM Sale = WOMEN'S FASHIONS THIS IS THE MOST SENSATIONAL SALE ... BECAUSE ... FIRST ... THE PRICES TO "ROCK BOTTOM" ... EVERY GARDONE-HALF PRICE OR LESS ... SECOND PRICES EVERY FALL AND WINTER COAT, STOCK* ... THIRD ... ALL ARE HIGH FASHION GARMENTS FROM OUR REGULAR EVERY STYLE DETAIL, FROM THE NAHION DESIGNERS. YOU CANNOT AFVENT ... BRIGHTEN UP YOUR WINTER TH-WHILE SAVINGS ON GARMENTS TO T SEASON! Arrivals (holiday and spring styles) reserved. Coats formerly priced to 75.00 ... now ... 24.75 to 37.50 Coats formerly priced to 65.00 ... now ... 24.75 to 32.50 1/2 PRICE Coats formerly priced 75.00 ... now ... 24.75 to 37.50 Coats formerly priced 65.00 ... now ... 24.75 to 32.50 y priced from 50.00 to 24.75 to 37.50 ES formerly priced from 8.95 now ... 4.48 to 16.25 of Dresses formerly priced THAN HALF-PRICE! ECE SUITS, formerly 00 ... Now ... 9.75 - 11.75 - 14.75 ECE SUIT, formerly 50 ... Now ... 57.50 64.75 STORE HOURS—9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SATURDAY—OPEN TILL 8:30 P.M.