anaheim-gazette 1950-01-12

Social and Club Activities Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Jones Mrs. Raymond V. Jones of Fullerton, was honored last Monday evening when Mrs. Ida Mae Burns of Anaheim, and Mrs. Lola M. Reynolds of Long Beach, sister of Mrs. Jones, entertained a number of friends at a stork shower at "Taste-N-Tell" Drive-In on South Spadra road, owned and operated by Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Entertainment appropriate of the occasion was enjoyed with prizes being awarded for winners in contests. The refreshment table was decorated in the pink and blue motif with lighted pink and blue tapers at intervals along the long table. Nut cups in the cradle motif were placed at each setting and napkins were in the stork motif. Refreshments of ice cream and squares of pink and white cake decorated with pink and white icing and each serving centered with a pink or blue baby shoe. Coffee or punch was served. Guests present to enjoy the evening were Mrs. C. H. Myers, Mrs. Viola Tietjen, Mrs. Lila Turner, Mrs. Ida Borgeson, Mrs. Bobbie Doane, Mrs. Mildred Owen, Miss Betty Cambre, Mrs. R. F. Nipper and Mrs. Burns, all of Anaheim; Mrs. Hazel Craig, Miss Maxine Stuber, Mrs. Ruth John- of the rolllicking play is Jose O'Beso, while in the title role of the village herb vendor whose potent concoction solves both romantic and ethical problems created by his visit is Porfiria Lerma. Conchita Gallardo and Alfonso Chaves have the leading romantic roles. Others in principal supporting parts include Jose Alba, Mauricio Jara, Michaela Velazquez, Enrique Lerma, Ernesto Mireles, Catalino Alba, Hilda Ramirez de jara, Vida Amador, Francisco Velazquez and Gregario Valadez. This play will be staged Wednesday through Saturday evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, through February 18. Each performance will feature a merienda or after-theatre party in the Mexican manner. Setting of the comedy is an imaginative village of Michoacan where the picturesque dances, romantic songs, gala customs and glamorous costumes of the Tarascan Indians of the region furnish an engaging background for the merry play. G. S. Leaders to Elect Officers Executive board officers will be elected by the Anaheim Girl Scout Leaders association at the regular meeting next Monday night at Plans for the February dinner meeting will be launched during the business session. The public is invited to attend and all members are urged to present. Local Elks Hear Harry D. Riley Harry D. Riley of Laguna Beach formerly of Anaheim, addresses members of the local Elks lodge during regular dinner meeting last night (Wednesday). For many years a resident of the city, Riley currently is vice-president of the State Elks Association, representing the southern district. Introduced by Leavitt Ford, exalted ruler, as guest of the evening, the beach city man gave short talk on lodge activities in the southern district. January 28 was announced the date for the annual ladies night dinner program. This is one big Elk event which features delicious 7 o'clock dinner and top notch program, designed especially for non-dancing members. Lions Speaker Rakes 'Red' Aims That Communism is criminal its aims was the contention of W. Brenton, author, authority and student of the subject, who adressed Anaheim Lions club members at their Friday noon meeting at the Elks club. Stating he had concrete facts regarding Communism, Brenton said that the "Red way of life" is not political organization and deserves no protection from the Bill Rights." G. S. Leaders to Elect Officers Executive board officers will be elected by the Anaheim Girl Scout Leaders association at the regular meeting next Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at Fremont Junior high school cafeteria; it was announced today. Names from which the coming leaders will be chosen were announced in the monthly bulletin, "The Treefoil" by members of the nominating committee comprising Mrs. Hudson Reenie, chairman, Mrs. Jerry Dolan and Mrs. Jake Dutzi. Nominations also will be asked from the floor, scout spokesmen stated, in requesting all members to attend and vote at this session. Rock Fanciers To View Films The Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary Society will view films entitled "Ghost Towns of California" at the regular meeting at the Corona del Mar elementary school next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Warren Mathews, vice-president and program chairman of the club, secured the motion pictures for the occasion. They will be shown by Roy Neilsen, librarian of the Department of Mines, which produced the films. Authentic as well as entertaining, the pictorial program is designed to appeal to all persons interested in early California history as well as to the "rock hounds," society spokesmen said. Sorority Enjoys 'Hostess' Drama Highlighting a study of table manners and etiquette, dramatically inclined members of Tau Chapter Beta Sigma Phi staged a play depicing different types of hostesses to the applause of their sorority sisters during the regular meeting Monday evening at the home of Mildred and Anna Claire Mauerhan. Beulah Hineman played the part of the over-anxious hostess in act one. Helen Sharp appeared, in sharp contrast, as the "don't care" type of hostess against a cluttered, disorganized background, while Alice Myers was shown in the third act of the drama as the perfect hostess, a pleasant change from the other two extremes. Esther David, program chairman, turned the floor over to Anna Claire Mauerhan who read the humorous article called "Portrait Lady." Irene Holland, chapter president, presided over the business meeting. Plans were launched for the balance of the chapter year. Next meeting of the group will be at the home of Mrs. Ann Krogen, January 23, at 7:30 o'clock. Group singing of sorority songs with Josephine Chance and Anna Claire Mauerhan taking turns at the piano keyboard, was enjoyed. The hostesses served delicious angel food cake, ice cream with strawberries, coffee and tea. Those present included Esther David, Alice Myers, Kay Fancher, Josephine Chance, Mildred Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Beulah Hineman, Irene Holland, Kay Hebener, Gladys Malmrose, Helen Cohn and han, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Beulah Hineman, Irene Holland Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND ASSOCIATION California's Statewide Bank Condensed Statement of Condition, December 31, 1949 RESOURCES Cash in Vault and in Federal Reserve Bank $ 674,199,555.16 Due from Banks 311,581,876.94 TOTAL CASH $ 985,781,432.10 United States Government Obligations, direct and fully guaranteed 1,795,494,070.18 State, County, and Municipal Bonds 317,136,955.83 with Josephine Chance and Anna Claire Mauerhan taking turns at the piano keyboard, was enjoyed. The hostesses served delicious angel food cake, ice cream with strawberries, coffee and tea. Those present included Esther David, Alice Myers, Kay Fancher, Josephine Chance, Mildred Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Beulah Hineman, Irene Holland, Kay Hebener, Gladys Malmrose, Helen Cohn and han, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Beulah Hineman, Irene Holland, Kay Hebener, Gladys Malmrose, Helen Cohn and Louise Miller. Plan Tea for Scout Scribes Mrs. James Schneider, public relations chairman for Anaheim Girl Scouts, will be hostess to scribes or their representatives from all local troops and one adult associated with each troop at a tea January 26, at 4 o'clock in the afternoon at the Girl Scout Little house, 201 South Citron street. The procedure for obtaining publicity and putting it into proper order will be explained by Mrs. Schneider to the scribes and troop adults. Reservations should be made by calling Mrs. Schneider, phone 2664, or the Girl Scout Little House, phone 4889. Lively Comedy At Padua Hills Premier performance of a lively comedy, "Don Mercadia's Cure-All," was staged by talented Mexican Players of Padua Hills theatre, near Claremont, last night, under direction of Charles A. Dickinson. Romance and fun of Mexico are depicted in the lively comedy of primitive medicine in Michoacan. Making his debut in a leading role as the traveling medicine man for the February dinner will be launched during business session. public is invited to attend members are urged to be Local Elks Hear Berry D. Riley D. Riley of Laguna Beach, city of Anaheim, addressed members of the local Elks lodge regular dinner meeting last Wednesday). many years a resident of thisley currently is vice-president of the State Elks Association representing the southernroduced by Leavitt Ford, ex-uler, as guest of the evenbe beach city man gave a talk on lodge activities in northern district. January 28 was announced as date for the annual ladiesinner program. This is one event which features a 7 o'clock dinner and top-program, designed especially for dancing members. Speaker makes 'Red' Aims Communism is criminal in J.inton, author, authority and subject, who ad-Anaheim Lions club mem-their Friday noon meeting Elks club. he had concrete facts re-Communism, Brenton said "Red way of life" is not a organization and deserves section from the Bill ofmunism is criminal for it man for the luncheon meeting tomorrow noon. Guest speaker will be an authority on citrus, from freezing point to shipping. Will Discuss Pension Plan George H. McLain, chairman of the Citizens' Committee for Old Age Pensions, will address an Orange county rally of pensioners and their friends Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Anaheim Union high school auditorium, 811 West Center street, this city. The meeting, which is expected to attract large delegations from throughout the county, is being arranged by George W. Young, Orange county chairman for the Citizens' Committee. Everybody is invited, Young stated. Admission is free. Entry Blanks Ready for Kent Auditions Entry blanks for the 1950 Atwater Kent Auditions are now ready for distribution, it has been announced by the Atwater Kent Foundation. The $15,000 prize contest, which is open to all non-professional singers between the ages of 18 and 28, offers awards to ten young men and women as follows: two first prizes of $2,000 each; two second prizes of $1,750; two prizes of $1,500; two fourth prizes of $1,250; and two fifth prizes of $1,000. Application forms may be obtained by writing the Atwater Kent Foundation, Box 1511, wood 28. Although the actual petition is scheduled to begin approximately six weeks, re-should be filed with the Fo-tion immediately. There is no try fee. Singers will be given primary auditions by selected mittees of musical experts in Angeles, San Francisco and Barbara. Semi-finals and will be held in Los Angeles. Of committee members and j-will be announced later. Anaheim Gazette since 18 THE S.Q.R. STORE CENTER and LEMON Women's Smart FOOTWEAR January Clearance Sale of women's smart dress and play shoes . . . nationally-known brands . . . broken lines and sizes but you can SAVE FROM 3.00 to 5.00 A PAIR. Reg. 8.95 to 10.95 Joyce PLAY SHOES..... 5.95 Reg. 10.95 Red Cross DRESS SHOES..... 7.95 Reg. 8.95 Nisley's Beautiful Shoes..... 5.95 Reg. 12.95 Tweedie DRESS SHOES..... 9.95 SALE! NUNN-BUSH SHOES Nunn-Bush Shoes for men . . . tans, black, cordovans, scotch grains . . . an opportunity to SAVE MONEY on your favorite Nunn-Bush style . . . EVERY PAIR REDUCED . . . most styles, now..... 14.45 to 17.95 COMMUNISM is criminal in its contention of J.inton, author, authority and subject, who ad-Anaheim Lions club memtheir Friday noon meeting Elks club. he had concrete facts re-Communism, Brenton said "Red way of life" is not a organization and deserves selection from the Bill of over the duties of Leavitt John Shea acted as program for the day. as guests were E.O. Dr. Lee Deming, Duane Harvey Keel of Fullerton Mall Twister' Bob Snodly Otter, Ohio, from the home his host, Joe Critchfield, tab president. of the club will meet today at the Ray Reafsny- ne, 521 North Clementine All members are invited and it was announced. 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