anaheim-gazette 1950-04-06

Social and Club Activities Yance-Moore Engagement Told Mrs. Ruth Yance of 615 South Birch street, Santa Ana, announced the engagement and approaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Margaret Jane Yance to Donald Edwin Moore, son of Mrs. Nan Moore of 321 South Olive street, this city, at a pretty party given in the Yance home recently. Tiny scrolls tied to tallies of court whist, inscribed with the words "Margaret and Don, Summer '51" revealed the engagement. Miss Yance is a graduate of Santa Ana high school and is attending Santa Ana Junior college. Mr. Moore, a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, is also a student at the college. Among the special guests for the evening were Mrs. Nan Moore, mother of Donald. Jeanne Eaton Honored at SC Elizabeth Jeanne Eaton, daughter of the L. W. Eatons of 14792 East Ball road, Anaheim, has been elected vice-president of the SC Associated Women Students. Miss Eaton, a sophomore in the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will take over her duties in one of the leading administrative posts on the Trojan campus with the opening of the fall term in September. A graduate of Santa Ana high school, Miss Eaton has been active in campus activities since the beginning of her freshman year. She was a member of the Freshman and leaders of one Girl Scout troop, under the supervision and advice of the troop committee and of the council, stated a Scout executive. Mrs. Clyde Dawson, day camp chairman, meeting with committee members, announced the dates for the leader training for day camp as follows: May 2 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., a visit to the camp site with a basic discussion on day camping. May 3 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., a visit to the camp site at Jack Fisher camp, and a discussion for possibilities for program planning. May 4 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. will find a participation of leaders in a day camp program meeting at Anaheim City Park. RETURNS FROM EAST Mr. and Mrs. T. K. M. Smith of 711 South Dickel street, and their daughter, Ellyn, professional dancer, returned home last weekend from New York City where Miss Smith has been working in ballet. Mr. Smith left several weeks ago for Detroit where he picked up a new Pontiac car, then went on to New York and got his family and enjoyed a fine trip back to California. S.Q.R. Store Adds Merchandising Expert to Staff George Spielman of Santa Ana has been added to the merchandising staff of the S.Q.R. Store, according to Oscar Renner, proprietor of the store. Mr. Spielman, an expert merchandiser, spent 16 years as assistant manager and buyer for Rankin's in Santa Ana, one of the leading stores in that city. Well acquainted with the newest fashion trends in the eastern markets, Mr. Spielman will be ac- Today he carries a shrapnel wound on the side of his face and a gun shot wound on the hip. Within a few weeks after being wounded he was back in the trenches with the other doughboys. Officers gave him a good rating for being a sharp-shooter, since his sense of distance was extra good and his eyesight was keen and he had what his commanding officer called "a trigger finger." He served in the so-called "United Nations" in the American uniform. He has a staff sergeant when he was discharged, holding a job as superintendent of a food commissary supply. It was his duty to see that a large Army bakery was in running order and to attend to other food supplies for the entire front which was lined up in the Korosho mountains, where lies Lake Bled in Jugoslavia. While serving as an infantryman in the front trenches, no food could come through and the men nearly starved. One experience he had was when they were so weakened that the man next to him could not hear him speak, he was so weak. He used his entire strength to speak loud enough to be heard. While in the infantry, he was a machine gunner with his two brothers, Vick and Vince, Vince is his younger brother and he again served in World War II. He was captured by the Germans where he was held prisoner in a war camp for two years. Starvation was prevalent in these camps and Vince was extremely thin and was ill when he returned home. His brother, Vick was shot through the abdomen, the bullet then going on through his arm. Vick lives in New York City at present. Anthony has what is commonly known by the older generation, a "green thumb" that is everything he plants will grow. Nothing is more discouraging than to plant seed and bulbs as well as shrub- East Ball road, Anaheim, has been elected vice-president of the SC Associated Women Students. Miss Eaton, a sophomore in the College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will take over her duties in one of the leading administrative posts on the Trojan campus with the opening of the fall term in September. A graduate of Santa Ana high school, Miss Eaton has been active in campus activities since the beginning of her freshman year. She was a member of the Freshman Women's Council and poster chairman for Troeds, freshman women's social group. This year she has served as a "big sister" and captain in AWS freshman orientation program and as an officer in Spurs, sophomore women's honorary organization. She has also been publicity chairman for the current AWS student leadership program. Day Camp Dates For Girl Scouts Are Announced Dates for day camp at Jack Fisher park, Santa Ana, for Brownies and Brownie fly-ups have been announced for July 11, 12, 13, 18, 19 and 20. Mrs. Jerry Schiller, day camp director, will give a brief outline of what day camping is at the next Leaders Association meeting on April 17. A skit, "A Day in Day Camp," with Brownies is scheduled for the camp program. Troop camping is camping that is planned and carried out by members Expert to Staff George Spielman of Santa Ana has been added to the merchandising staff of the S.Q.R. Store, according to Oscar Renner, proprietor of the store. Mr. Spielman, an expert merchandiser, spent 16 years as assistant manager and buyer for Rankin's in Santa Ana, one of the leading stores in that city. Well acquainted with the newest fashion trends in the eastern markets, Mr. Spielman will be actively engaged in the ready-to-wear department in the buying of the latest styles for the ladies who look to the store for their wardrobe needs. Mr. Spielman is also well known for his beautiful and unique window displays and the decor used in the interior displays. New Floral Shop Opens in Stanton Anthony Gasnik of 8032 Main street in Stanton, has opened a new floral shop at that address. He has cut flowers for all occasions and asks the public to come and see his selection. He grows a lot of his flowers, thereby insuring good fresh stock. Mr. Gasnik is a veteran of World War I where he served three years, all of it in the front lines in the trenches, which, as we have all read and heard, was filled with water and ice to the knees. His candid opinion of war, as he experienced it, is a horrible thing. Finished in 22 CARAT GOLD SPECIAL $4.50 NO MONEY DOWN 25% WEEKLY Personalized with YOUR NAMES and YOUR DATES at NO EXTRA COST ORDER BY MAIL OR PHONE ANA. 3947 HURST JEWELERS 119 W. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Please send on the Secured Walking and Amusement Plan advertised at $4.99. Punisher will name: NAME ADDRESS CITY Open any amount Add to your account Check out store or tolls THE DIAMOND STORE OF ANAHEIM Hurst JEWELRY CO. 119 W. Center St. Anaheim, California Republicans Plan State Rally at Fresno Orange county, Republicans will be well represented at a party convention and rally to be held in Fresno on April 22, Roscoe Hewitt, chairman of the Orange county Republican Central Committee said today. Hewitt said that every one of California's 58 counties will have an official delegation at the convention in the Fresno Memorial Auditorium. He said Orange county is entitled to send 103 delegates and alternates. Every Republican candidate for a major state office will attend the convention and address the delegates. The purpose is to give Republican party leaders throughout the state an opportunity to see, hear and meet the candidates in order to obtain a first-hand knowledge of their qualifications. The Orange county chairman pointed out that under the California primary election system the political parties do not hold nominating conventions, but it was decided to hold the Fresno convention this year to give Republican party candidates a sounding-board to kick-off the political campaigns. Hewitt said state Republican headquarters notified him that more than 1,000 delegates will attend the convention. 20-30 Club to Sponsor Spade Cooley May 29 At the regular meeting of the 20-30 Club last Monday evening when they met at Mothers Kitchen, the announcement was made that they would sponsor the appearance of Spade Cooley and His Western Varieties show here on May 29, Monday evening. The show will not be televised but will be of the same caliber as his television shows. This event is being held at the Anaheim high school auditorium and the funds derived from this will be used for the recreational work the club is sponsoring. During the business session, the announcement was made that softball practice started on Wednesday of this week. The 20-30 team is in the Anaheim city league. President Wilton Collier presided during the business session. For the entertainment, Mel Eberhard, program chairman, showed colored slides of the beautiful high Sierras and scenes in Japan taken while he was in that country with the army of occupation. Guest of the evening was Wilbur Herman of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Don Baggott of 321 South Lemon street, this city announce the birth of a son on Monday, April 3, at Fullerton General hospital. Brush Curl —20 Lovelies to Choose From— THE NEW Shepard Boy Cut $1.50 SPECIAL PERMANENT only $5.95 DUSCHARM for Hair Sheen You'll love this brushable, flattering, coiffure because it always looks beauty parlor neat! and it's pleasingly low priced to ease your budget. —THE STYLING IS IN THE CUTTING— All Work Guaranteed—All Work Supervised Call ANAHEIM 4925 for Appt. 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