anaheim-gazette 1950-04-06

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES OF THE WEEK Anaheim Members of Ebell Garden Section at County Meeting in Orange More than 350 women representing the garden clubs of the county, were present at the luncheon and program, "Legend of the Flowers," which followed a regular meeting of th Garden section of the Woman's Club of Orange in the clubhouse. Great branches of white flowering peach made a background for the pageant on the stage and spring flowers were used down the lengths of the tables. Mrs. C. C. Bonebrake, southern district president of the Federation of Women's clubs, headed the luncheon committee. Mrs. L. F. Finley, president of the Garden Section of the Orange club, introduced the distinguished guests and the leaders of the sections in the county, Mrs. Austin of the Anaheim Garden Club and Mrs. Floyd Peterson, leader of the Anaheim Ebell Garden section were introduced and they in turn introduced their members. More than sixty women from Anaheim were in attendance. Mrs. Thelma Burns in an aqua and gold metallic formal and wearing an orchid corsage was the narrator giving the legend of the flowers carried by the models. Musical accompaniments were given by voice students of the Orange Union high school. Accompanists were Miss Phyllis Berriman and Mrs. Margaret O'Kees. Charlotte Cook played violin obligatos. Phyllis Lucy Keyes is instructor of the students. Each model carried flowers of which were narrated and sung. Mrs. Walter Kogler in imperial blue gown with sequin trim, carried a fan of violet tulle and violets with violets in her hair while Phyllis Berriman sang "The Violet" by Scarlatti. Mrs. Herbert Nelson made aERS. A trio, Irene Perez, Mary Lou Meadows and Dixie Simpson sang "In My Garden" as Mrs. Ben Brocke, in soft grey gown, entered with an overflowing basket of garden flowers. May baskets were modeled by two children, Patricia Taylor and Lynn Pomeroy. Kay Watson carried a basket of daisies and had as her accompanying singers, Darlene Krueger and Janie Benson, one in white and one in yellow gowns, the daisy colors. They sang "The False Prophet" by Scott. Barbara Walker sang "Narcissus" as Mrs. Vernon Valentine in a smart black formal, entered carrying an arm bouquet of narcissus. Mrs. A. K. Halleck, wearing an 100-year-old fischu and representing "Mussie Tussie" disclosed how corsages of 100 years ago were wore on the wrist and often contained a love note from the donor. Mrs. Perry Grout carried a beautiful fan of peacock blue feathers and modeled the nosegay of the past. Mrs. Vernan Shippee, in aqua, demonstrated how a rose corsage of modern days is worn. Mrs. Winston Nichols, wearing a yellow gown and her little son, Gary, wearing a yellow linen suit, exemplified the rose as Clyde Wilson sang, "Mighty Lak a Rose." The production was sponsored by Yungbluth's Honor Daughter at Birthday Dinner Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth 815 West Broadway honored the daughter, Mrs. Norvald (Dorothy Ulvestad on her birthday last day evening when they entertained members of their family with dinner party at their home. Attractive table decorations the Easter motif were used to bouquets of flowers appropriate to the season were used in home. Guests present were Mr. Mrs. Ted Kuchel and their daughters, Dorothy Jean Elaine; Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Rhoof of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Buerger of Los Angeles; Mr. Mrs. John Miller of Burbank their twin daughters, Joan Linda, and Edward Yungbluth brother of Dorothy. Civil War Veterans Daughters Meet In Fullerton Daughters of Union Veterans Civil War met at the IOOF in Fullerton on Monday, April enjoying a pot-luck at the hour. About 22 members will present. Lovely decoration of various colored sweet peas and Ear nests of colored eggs in green sue paper nests were used as decorative theme at the luncheon. After the luncheon, a bouquet of red, white and blue sweet Each model carried flowers of which were parrated and sung. Mrs. Walter Kogler in imperial blue gown with sequin trim, carried a fan of violet tulle and violets with violets in her hair while Phyllis Berriman sang "The Violet" by Scarlatti. Mrs. Herbert Nelson made a lovely picture, tall and graceful, in delft blue gown and carrying deep rose tulips as Joanne Cathcart sang, "The Naughty Tulip." Mrs. Raymond McCarthy was attractive in a brown formal gown and carried purple iris. Darlene Vaughn, a little blonde blue-eyed girl, in pink organdy formal, carved a basket of forget-me-nots and had as her accompanying singer, Mary Lou Meadows who sang "Forget-me-not" by Carrie Jacobs Bond. Mrs. Harold Gimeno, in a stately white crepe gown carried a sheath of calla lilies and Mrs. Daisy Butler in an aqua gown wore a corsage of and carried dogwood, as Mrs. Burns related the Easter significance of these flowers. The production was sponsored by the program committee including Mesdames Finley, George Seba, Paul Harwood, Edgar Bell, Charles Oldfield, and William Labahn. Flowers were furnished by Orange florists, Batterman's, Richards, Rothenberger's and The Orange Florists. Mrs. Floyd Peterson, leader of the Home and Garden section of the Ebell club, urges all members to attend the next meeting of the section on April 10 at the clubhouse. Dessert will be served at 1:30 p.m. The program scheduled at 2 p.m. will have as speaker Mrs. Bertha Doyle, instructor of floral culture at the Major Bateson School of Floristry. She will demonstrate beautiful floral arrangements for the home, using the flow- Greater Anaheim 225 E. CENTER ST. 344 W. CENTER ST. STOP N' SHOP MARKETS EASTER Specials Mayonnaise 55¢ COFFEE BEST FOOD—Qts. SPRY 69¢ Sardines SHORTENING—3 lb. Can DIXIE LAND—No. 1 Cans Mayonnaise 55¢ IRIS COFFEE BEST FOOD—Qts. SPRY 69¢ Sardines SHORTENING—3 lb. Can DIXIE LAND—No. 1 Cans Fruit Cocktail 17¢ NUCOA S-F—No. 1 CANS COLORED RITZ Crackers Lb. 25¢ Jelly or Jam Assorted Flavors LADYS CHOICE 3 oz. Jars 25¢ WHITE KING SOAP Lg. 23¢ MERRILL'S Rich Suds Lg. Pkg. 15¢ SURF SOAP Lg. 23¢ JAM LADYS CHOICE 2 lb. Jar 25¢ Qts. Yungbluth's Honor Daughter at Birthday Dinner and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of West Broadway honored their sister, Mrs. Norvald (Dorothy)stad on her birthday last Friday evening when they entertain members of their family with a party at their home. A reactive table decorations in master motif were used with sets of flowers appropriate to the season were used in the fests present were Mr. and Ted Kuchel and their two sisters, Dorothy Jean and Mr.; and Mrs. W. W. Rhodes Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. M. Carter of Los Angeles; Mr. and John Miller of Burbank and twin daughters, Joan and Edward Yungbluth, sister of Dorothy. Civil War Veterans' Daughters Meet Fullerton Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War met at the IOOF hall Fullerton on Monday, April 3, being a pot-luck at the noon hour. About 22 members were present. A newly decoration of various red sweet peas and Easter eggs of colored eggs in green tissue nests were used as the native theme at the luncheon. After the luncheon, a bouquet of white and blue sweet peas was made up. All members signed a card and, with an Easter nest, these were taken to Mary Trent of Anaheim, who is confined to the Fullerton General hospital. At 2 p.m., during the business meeting Maude English of Anaheim, was accepted as a new member. The group discussed plans for the department and national conventions scheduled to be held. The department convention will be held at Santa Cruz in April and the national convention is scheduled for August in Los Angeles with headquarters at the Biltmore Hotel. After a delightful social hour, the meeting adjourned. Shipkey Infant Christened Sunday Master Carl Frederick Shipkey, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wade Shipkey, 11621 Placentia avenue, Walnut Acres, was christened by the Rev. John Kimball Saville of St. Michael's Episcopal church following the special Palm Sunday services. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shipkey, Sr., of this city, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Homan, Pacific Palisades, Santa Monica, grandparents were among the many close friends and relatives who witnessed the cere- SERVICE PROGRESS DEPENDABILITY Stephen & Stephen ESCROW SERVICE Phone 6893 108 W. Broadway Anaheim, Calif. (Opposite Post Office) In the absence of Mrs. Tommie Meridith, Sanderson, Texas., sister of Mrs. Jerry Shipkey, Mrs. Arthur Shipkey, Jr., was proxy godmother. She is the godmother of the Shipkey's first child, Julie Catherine, who will be two years old this June. Godfathers were Ted Sheridan and Art H. Shipkey, Jr. A dinner party followed the ceremony at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Shipkey, Sr., on North East street. Engagement of Doris DeWitt Told Miss Doris DeWitt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Allen DeWitt, 123 South West street, announced the date of her forthcoming wedding May 27, to Phil Henry, son and Mrs. John Henry, Estes Colo., formerly of this city breakfast given by her mother the DeWitt home Palm Sh morning. The table was covered dusty rose cloth and centered from the delicate pink to shades. Silver bells, used as juice cocktail coasters added the festive occasion. Be gold banded china, which nally belonged to the bride great grandmother added tishing touches. Miss Joan sister of Doris, assisted her with the breakfast. Those sharing the news w family were Misses Barbara LUCIEN N. WISSER ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO THE VOTERS OF ORANGE COUNTY TUESDAY, APRIL 11th 10:00 A.M. to 10:45—LA HABRA 10:55 A.M. to 11:40—FULLERTON 11:50 A.M. to 12:35 P.M.—ANAHEIM 2:00 P.M. to 2:50—GARDEN GROVE 3:15 P.M. to 4:00—ORANGE 5:00 P.M. to 6:00—COSTA MESA 8:00 P.M. to 10:00 P.M.—Santa Ana High School Auditorium Come out with all your friends and neighbors. See and hear JIMMY ROOSEVELT, Democratic candidate for Governor of California. Bring your questions, he will answer them. If you miss the daytime meetings you can hear him at the Santa Ana High School Auditorium at 8:00 p.m. INTER ST. Specials FRI. - SAT. APRIL 7-8 OFFEE lb. 73¢ Cardines LAND—No. 1 Cans Stephen & Stephen ESCROW SERVICE Phone 6893 108 W. Broadway Anaheim, Calif. (Opposite Post Office) LUCIEN N. WISSER WE FEEL THAT NEEDS MEN WHO THE WHOLE CITY WE FEEL THAT L. THESE QUALIFICA WILL SERVE THE COMMUNITY. WE URGE YOU TO HIS CANDIDACY COUNCIL. Wisser for William Klapper R. H. Kluthe Virginia Bush Walter Gooden Charles A. Neukom Mrs. C. E. Huddleston Elmer A. Peeters George A. Miller F. A. Beck Steve Kish Helen M. Kish Mrs. A. J. Albert Ralph Ring Bryan Bostick Werner Walter Tex Middleton A. L. Raymond Lydia Olson Claudina Phillips Jacob J. Oekels Al Planting Guy N. Pitney E. C. West Oliver W. Eager Albert H. Steffens Jerry Dolan Erwin Wedel Merl Ca Ray J. M. Irone M. Florence Minnie Martha Frank T. Lizzie K. Mary F. Lizzie C. Opal WaRuth Sc. E. J. Sec. Fimo RiHelen M. Emma I. Chas. A. John E. O. N. St. Joe WagRay Toz. S. E. Lo. Vic WiPa'ph M. Darrell Louis Ho. J.E.Co APRIL 7-8 COFFEE lb. 73¢ Cardines 2 for 21¢ NCOA lb. 37¢ TUNA STARKEST Chunk Style 6½ oz. Can 27¢ MONARCH Grapefruit JUICE 46 oz. Can 35¢ HYPRO BLEACH Qts. 9¢ date of her forthcoming wedding, May 27, to Phil Henry, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Henry, Estes Park, Mo., formerly of this city, at a breakfast given by her mother at DeWitt home Palm Sunday morning. The table was covered with a stylish rose cloth and centered with great bowl of camellias ranging from the delicate pink to darkerades. Silver bells, used as fruit ice cocktail coasters added to the festive occasion. Beautiful old banded china, which originally belonged to the bride-elect's great grandmother added the finishing touches. Miss Joan DeWitt, sister of Doris, assisted her mother in the breakfast. Those sharing the news with the family were Misses Barbara Rim- paul, Joan Jackson, Jennie Monnig, Lorainne Fuller, Joan Ball, Betty Simms, Marilyn Gorham, Bette Palomares, Mrs. Ben Francis, all of Anaheim; Mrs. Andrew Saez, Orange, and Mrs. Monte Montgomery, Garden Grove. Perry-Hopkins Betrothal Revealed Mr. and Mrs. Q. L. Perry of Orange have announced the engagement of their daughter, Cleta Lols, to John Hopkins, son of Mrs. Verna Hopkins of 925 North Dickel street. Miss Perry is a graduate of Orange Union high school and attended Fullerton Junior college. Mr. Hopkins, a graduate of Ana-FJC alumnus. Wedding plans are indefinite for the young couple. heim Union high school, is also an L. N. "PETE" WISSER FOR City Council FEEL THAT OUR CITY GOVERNMENT OS MEN WHO-HAVE THE INTERESTS OF WHOLE CITY AT HEART. FEEL THAT L. N. (Pete) WISSER MEETS THE QUALIFICATIONS AND, IF ELECTED, SERVE THE INTERESTS OF THE WHOLE IMUNITY. URGE YOU TO JOIN US IN SUPPORTING CANDIDACY FOR THE ANAHEIM CITY CINCIL. Signed Wisser for Council Committee HENRY DUBOIS, Chairman Merl Carroll Anna McCloud Ray J. Mallonee G. F. McCloud Irone M. Stichman Ruth Dech Florence Carroll Charles W. Osborne, Sr. Minnie Harvey Charles W. Osborne, Jr. Martha Russe'1 Terrace C. Osborne Frank T. Moreno D. F. Murphy Lizzie Knight Earl Steadman Mary Fordyce James Kilduff Lizzie Campbell Ray Fisher Onal Walter Mrs. Ray Fisher Ruth Schilling Phil Doetsch E. J. Schilling Mrs. Phil Doetsch Fimo Richards Tom Fisher Helen Maas Mrs. Tom Fisher Emma Daniel Wm. C. Keefer Chas. A. Brown Otto Clodt John E. Whitcher Russel Brice O. N. Stock Earl Hopkins Joe Wagner Dominic A. Hoffman Rav Tozer A. Guss' Aspelin S. E. Loard H. G. Schmeltzer Vic Wiley A. V. Van Tuyle Pa'ph Maas Chas. W. Sellers Darrell D. Webb Aksel Oas Louis Hennig Geo. H. Betzsold J. E. Cooner Sam Lund Helen Maas Mrs. Tom Fisher Emma Daniel Wm. C. Keefer Chas. A. Brown Otto Clodt John E. Whitcher Russell Brice O. N. Stock Earl Hopkins Joe Wagner Dominic A. Hoffman Ray Tozer A. Guss Aspelin S. E. Loard H. G. Schmeltzer Vie Wiley A. V. Van Tuyle Ralph Maas Chas. W. Sellers Darrell D. Webb Aksel Oas Louis Hennig Geo. H. Betzsold J. E. Cooner Sam Lund W. E. Helling Lee Orin Monte Webb M. F. Clemmer W F. Glern Mitten Kohne Roy N. Mendoza Wm. Kelsey Ellenore M. Shea Ted Masterson Edward Bain Wm. F. Fennell F. O. Shafer J. J. Newman W. R. Burgess Milford Bud Johnson W. M. Raum Wm. P. Webb G. H. Endicott Carl Pressel Roseo Ingram John M. Larson Theima Ingram Chas. J. Evans F. P. MacDonald, Jr. E. D. Richards William T. Hood W. D. Schroeder Paymond D. Hood Duane C. Harvey A. C. Crooker Frances Daniel Wilbert Heiden L. A. Daniel William Lake Vinnie B. Swallow William Great Arthur L. Winney, Jr. Mrs. William Groat Lowell P. Garble Mrs. B. K. Berry Alavus Simons E. J. Wiseman Alfred J. Nelson John Q'Kane John M. Jaggers U. F. Bauer Ray E. Hudson Lynn W. Bush Walter Herman H. G. Merrill Frank Dyer Kenney Dougan J Ben Kaulbars Charles H. Fisher Harry I. Horn Emil Heinze Harwood Larson J. S. Kerr Lester King Lewis M. Pickel Roy Tyreman Herb E. Carter W. H. Houts E. C. Kendrick Mae Lord C. L. Allen