anaheim-gazette 1950-03-16

NOW ...PENNEY'S THRIFTY EASTER STORE IS READY WITH THE SMARTEST STYLES IN TOWN! NOW ...TRUE FIT FOR HALF SIZES IN CLASSICS OF TIMELESS SIMPLICITY... 1950 DETAIL ...TRUE FIT FOR HALF SIZES IN CLASSICS OF TIMELESS SIMPLICITY... 1950 DETAIL VERY GOOD BUYS 890 Imported STRAW BAGS 2.98 Step out in the Easter Parade with a smart imported straw handbag. Featured in Madagascar Straw and Bamboo. Genuine Calf Skin Handbags..4.98 GAYMODE Nylons 98c Sheer as a cob-web, women's 51 gauge, 15 denier all nylon hose. Latest spring shades 8½ to 10½. At Penney's In Anaheim Social and Club Activities Joan Guss, Charles Schultz Plan Wedding Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Guss of San Clemente have announced the engagement of their daughter, Joan, of Anaheim, to Charles M. Schultz, son of Mrs. M. H. Young of Buena Park. Miss Guss passed chocolates to a group of her intimate friends recently after which bridge was played and a buffet luncheon served. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Fullerton Junior college and attended the University of California at Berkeley. Mr. Schultz, a graduate of Fullerton Junior college, is attending California State Poly at San Luis Obispo where he is majoring in electrical engineering. The wedding will take place sometime this summer, after Mr. Schultz' graduation. April Program For Ebell Home And Gardeners Mrs. Floyd Peterson of the Ebell Home and Garden section announced that on April 10, Mrs. Bertha Doyle of Lynwood, instructor in floriculture at the Major Bateson school will give a demonstration in practical flower arrangements from garden flowers. Mrs. Doyle 'will also make corsages from Kleenex, a trick Campus club on April 21 from 2 until 5. The reception will be given in the home on the grounds of the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden and tea will be served in the library. Lions Entertain At Speak-Off The Lions club entertained, and were entertained, on Friday evening at the Elks club. It was the "speaker's runoff" in the 13th Junior Oratorical contest and the Lions invited their wives to a delicious dinner and afterward listened to the competitors, of which there were five, from Anaheim Union high school and Marywood high school. Jackie Whitman walked off with the highest honors which makes her eligible for the next contest which will take place on March 23. All northern Orange county towns will be represented at that speak-off and the winners will meet competitors from Nevada, as this is an inter-state contest. The big prize is $1,000 in cash for college expenses. Marie Truman Bride of Ralph Harper Mr. and Mrs. Leslie D. Truman of Santa Ana announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Marie Evelyn, to Ralph D. Harper of Anaheim, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Harper, also of Santa Ana. The wedding took place in the Yuma Gretna Green Wedding chapel in Yuma, Arizona, with the Rev. L. L. Roberts officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Truman were hosts at a wedding reception for the bride and groom upon their return. The Truman home was gaily decorated with spring flowers for Assistance Lea Guests of Mrs. The Anaheim Assistant met on Thursday, March home of Mrs. Homer A North Philadelphia, this Ames was assisted by Walters and Mrs. Ted Over thirty members the luncheon and the down to the business the new by-laws read mage sale was discussed co-chairmen for the Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Walters will take place on May and April 1 at 133 South geles street. Esther David Enttains Beta Sigma Phi The Tau chapter of met at Esther David's North Clementine, on evening. There was no business acted as the members evening making May b the Founder's Day d held on May first in Those present included Mauerhan, Esther Davie Englebretson, Kaye Fano Holland, Marjorie Pibel Malmrose, Anna Claire N Helen Cohn, Louise Mill Smith, Alice Myer and Hineman. First Graders Read for P-TA The Horace Mann P on Wednesday, March school and after the bu meeting was conclu treated to a reading demo April Program For Ebell Home And Gardeners Mrs. Floyd Peterson of the Ebell Home and Garden section announced that on April 10, Mrs. Bertha Doyle of Lynwood, instructor in floriculture at the Major Bateson school will give a demonstration in practical flower arrangements from garden flowers. Mrs. Doyle will also make corsages from Kleenex, a trick that should be widely acclaimed. On April 24, Mrs. Wilbur Kimball of Panorama Heights will give a demonstration on cake decorating. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins announced that the Home and Garden section had been invited to a silver tea to be given by the Orange county council of the Pomona College of Santa Ana announce the recent marriage of their daughter, Marie Evelyn, to Ralph D. Harper of Anaheim, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Harper, also of Santa Ana. The wedding took place in the Yuma Gretna Green Wedding chapel in Yuma, Arizona, with the Rev. L. L. Roberts officiating. Mr. and Mrs. Truman were hosts at a wedding reception for the bride and groom upon their return. The Truman home was gaily decorated with spring flowers for the occasion and Mrs. J. H. Wright, aunt of the bride, served, while Mrs. Bill Carpenter, another aunt of the bride, poured. For her wedding, the bride wore a peacock blue suit with brown accessories and wore a gardenia corsage. The Harpers are both graduates of Santa Ana schools. Meet America's Top Truck Values! 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And that's sort that Chevrolet trucks are your best Compare them, feature for feature Compare—and you'll know why Ch world's fastest selling make! Come in CONE BROTHERS 215 No. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim Assistance League Guests of Mrs. Ames The Anaheim Assistance League met on Thursday, March 9, at the home of Mrs. Homer Ames at 303 North Philadelphia, this city. Mrs. Ames was assisted by Mrs. Joe Walters and Mrs. Ted Kuchel. Over thirty members enjoyed the luncheon and then settled down to the business of hearing the new by-laws read. The rum-mage sale was discussed and the co-chairmen for the event are Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Glen Peck and Mrs. Joe Walters. The sale will take place on March 30, 31 and April 1 at 133 South Los Angeles street. Esther David Entertains Beta Sigma Phi The Tau chapter of Beta Phi met at Esther David's house, 511 North Clementine, on Monday evening. There was no business transacted as the members spent the evening making May baskets for the Founder's Day dinner to be held on May first in Orange. Those present included Mildred Mauerhan, Esther David, Anna Englebretson, Kaye Fancher, Irene Holland, Marjorie Pibel, Gladys Malmrose, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Helen Cohn, Louise Miller, Eloise Smith, Alice Myer and Beulah Hineman. First Graders Read for P-TA The Horace Mann P-TA met on Wednesday, March 8, at the school and after the business of the meeting was concluded were treated to a reading demonstration. Helen Hokanson Engaged to Nathan Haney Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hokanson, 844 North Clementine street, Anaheim, announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen, to Nathan Haney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Haney of Placentia. Miss Hokanson is a graduate of Anaheim Uion high school and a student at Fullerton Junior college. No date has been set for the wedding. Mrs. Rundstrom Entertains PEO The BP chapter of PEO sisterhood met recently in the home of Mrs. E. C. Rundstrom with Mrs. Tom Hargus the co-hostess. Election of officers was held and named as follows: president, Mrs. H. M. Peterson; vice-president, Mrs. Paul Davidson; recording secretary, Mrs. R. S. Harvey; corresponding secretary, Mrs. H. A. Tews; treasurer, Mrs. Ben Kaulbars; chaplain, Mrs. Tex Middleton and guard, Mrs. Tom Hargus. LOIS REYNOLDS ON RADIO Mrs. Lois Reynolds, 147 West Center street, wrote a poem several weeks ago concerning the Ladies First program broadcast over the Mutual-Don Lee system. As a result she was interviewed over the air on a recent show by Master of Ceremonies, Bob Moon. INTERFRATERNITY LEADER Chuck Schuth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Schuth of Anaheim, has been elected president of the Interfraternity council at Redlands University. Mr. Schuth is a senior and a member of Al Public School Week Scheduled For April Month Representative California organizations have been among the first to offer their support to aid in the observance of the 31st Annual Public Schools Week, April 24th through 29th. Chairman George D. Gavin of San Francisco of the state committee has announced. Mrs. Patricia Luhr, president of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, Inc., said: "The 31st Annual Public Schools Week provides a personal opportunity for parents and citizens to observe the democratic practices that are a part of classroom work in the schools of California." Mrs. Luhr urged all parents to visit the schools in their community during public schools week to observe first-hand the work of "The Public School—Democracy in Action." The Public Schools Week observance also has been endorsed by the California Department of the American Legion, the California State Federation of Labor, the California Medical Association and other groups. Grammar, Voice Ebell Subject The Toastmaster section of Ebell met last night at 7:30 with dessert served at that hour by the hostesses Miss Lena V. Rowe, Mrs. Arthur Roquet and Mrs. Al Raymond. First Graders Read for P-TA The Horace Mann P-TA met on Wednesday, March 8, at the school and after the business of the meeting was concluded were treated to a reading demonstration by the first-graders under the supervision of Mrs. Varner. Donald Durr spoke on the recreational projects of the city and the opportunities offered to the children. Tea was served later with Mrs. Chester Shirk pouring amid a table decorated with spring greenery. INTERFRATERNITY LEADER Chuck Schuth, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold B. Schuth of Anaheim, has been elected president of the Interfraternity council at Redlands University. Mr. Schuth is a senior and a member of Alpha Gamma Nu and has been active in campus organizations ever since attending Redlands. He attended school in Huntington Beach and was graduated from Santa Ana Junior college. The United States, Germany and Great Britain are the largest producers of steel. Grammar, Voice Ebell Subject The Toastmaster section of Ebell met last night at 7:30 with dessert served at that hour by the hostesses Miss Lena V. Rowe, Mrs. Arthur Roquet and Mrs. Al Raymond. The discussion was on grammar and voice improvement and Mrs. L. M. Pickel conducted a quiz later on grammar. Mrs. Wilbert H. Bonney and Miss Kathleen McFaul spoke and there were impromptu talks on the much-discussed current topic of "mercy killings." Anaheim merchants invite you. CHEVROLET P.L ADVANCE-DESIGN TRUCKS POPULARITY LEADERS with more Truck Users by 2 to 1! 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