anaheim-gazette 1950-05-12

Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peterson, 11011 S. Haster, will leave next week for a visit with friends, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Jarolemant, of Oakland. Epsilon Sigma Alpha No. 756, of Alpha Zeta Chapter, met last Tuesday evening at the Mother Colony House. The "Mellow-airs", choral group of Fullerton high school, presented a number of songs under the direction of Mr. Nelson Bonar. Miss Mary Sue Gray was the featured soloist. Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, 808 N. Helena St., was elected president of the Orange County Speakers forum, at the Wednesday meeting in Newport Beach. Other officers elected from Anaheim, are Mrs. Leo J. Friis, 600 N. Clementine st., vice-president; Mrs. Fred Weisel, 9271 S. Sunkist Ave., secretary, and Mrs. J. F. Guthrie, 8151 Magnolia Ave., treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. S. Lund, entertained friends at a steakbake, last night, in the patio of their home, 832 S. Claudina st. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Mason and Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Mason, all of Whittier, and Mrs. Nan Lucas of Anaheim. Today, is the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Porta, 1129 Diamond st. May 12, is the birthday of Mrs. H. F. Brandt, 740 N. Claudina street. Mrs. Joseph Svogar, 301 Mills drive, will celebrate her birthday on May 13. May 12, is the birthday of Mr. U. F. "Ude" Bauer, 809 W. Broadway. Mrs. W. M. Ward of Santa Paula has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, South Philadelphia st., for a few days. She returned to her home in Santa Paula, yesterday. Cub Pack No. 102, of Horace Mann school, meeting for tonight, has been cancelled. Meeting will be held next Friday night, May 19. Mrs. L. O. Ogilvie, 843 S. Olive st., is convalescing at her home after recently undergoing surgery at Fullerton General hospital. Holy Name society members will meet at the 7 o'clock Mass, Sunday, at St. Boniface Church in honor of Mothers' Day. Breakfast will be served in the school hall after Mass, to the members and their wives and mothers. Carr Karcher, is in charge of the breakfast, assisted by Bob Coffin, Carl Heinze, Henry DuBois, Kenneth Lybarger and John Shea. Mrs. Emma Karlen, 502 N. Lemon left last Wednesday for a Memorial Rites By Chipsa OES Chispa chapter OES held memorial services at its meeting Tuesday evening when they was draped in memory of A P. Heinlein, John B. Hasty, M A Wright, John N. Saenger Edward D. Marion, member the chapter who have passed during the past year. Car Fackiner sang a beautiful soliloquy, "The City Four Square," their memory. Gladys Woodward, wo matron, and Earle Woodward worthy patron, presided at regular business session. Two ing worthy matrons, Wilma rent, Guardian chapter, South and Elva Reslowe, Sunset church Brooten, Minnesota, were "escaped east" and presented. Eva Boyd, past grand treasurer also given escort honors. Among the other visitors produced were the following: Guardian chapter, Southgate; dred Israel; conductress; Warren, associate conductor Virgie Dietrich; warder; Laurent, a past master of Christian Masonic lodge and a dian Inspector of Masonic lodges; Pelzer, Liberty chapter; Mi Iowa; and Ida Mae Walburg matron of Sunset chapter, Brunswick Minnesota and now living in heim. Announcement was made Job's Daughters, Bethel N Anaheim, will hold a Mother's Daughters' silver tea tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m., at the home Mrs. Margaret Vincent, 99 Broadway All Eastern Starbers are invited to attend. Maude Sanderson, presides the 151 Social club, announces 6:30 p.m., potluck dinner me for Tuesday, May 16, at the heim Masonic temple. AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR ALL CROSLEY PRODUCTS STARMER PLBG. Phone 4824 747 N. Los Angeles St —Anaheim— Holy Name society members will meet at the 7 o'clock Mass, Sunday, at St. Boniface Church in honor of Mothers' Day. Breakfast will be served in the school hall after Mass, to the members and their wives and mothers. Car Karcher, is in charge of the breakfast, assisted by Bob Coffin, Carl Heinze, Henry DuBois, Kenneth Lybarger and John Shea. Mrs. Emma Karlen, 502 N. Lemon, left last Wednesday for a six week trip through Minnesota, Iowa and South Dakota, where she will visit with friends and relatives. Ice is mixed in during commercial sausage grinding to prevent heating of the meat from friction. JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St., Anaheim Phone 2322 MOTHER'S DAY—MAY 14TH REMEMBER MOTHER WITH Whitman's CHOCOLATES THE FAMOUS SAMPLE AND OTHER WHITMAN'S ASSORTMENTS And other Whitman's Assortments Assistance League Elects Officers Mrs. Arthur Elliott was president of the Assistance League for the coming year, when ladies held their meeting yesterday at the home of Mrs. C. A. N. bors, 7921 S. Euclid. Elected to serve with her Mrs. Homer Ames, Mrs. Boege and Mrs. Harry Nutt, presidents, Mrs. Cortez Hoe recording secretary, Mrs. dore Kuchel, corresponding library and Mrs. Edward B treasurer. Mrs. H. B. Pearson presided yesterday's meeting. Mrs. Fred Weisel, chair gave the report of the nominating committee. Mrs. John Larson and Mr D. Newkirk were elected deli- to the National Assistance Le- They will serve for a three-term. Plans were made for the ninth Brunch, which will be this year at the home of Mrs. Wilson, 721 N. Helena st., on 8. New officers will be insisted upon this time. Hostesses who assisted neighbors, were Mrs. V. B Mrs. Nutt and Mrs. T. McFa And other Whitman's Assortments TAKE A POSITIVE STEP . . . toward that New Home you've always wanted by having a friendly chat with our carefully-trained Home Planning Advisors this week. We'll give your needs careful consideration, help you select a beautiful home you can afford from our many practical plans. You've nothing to lose...everything to gain! Stop in today. TOP QUALITY MATERIALS ... 38 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE GIBBS LUMBER Ansheim 2271 Placentia 317 Fullerton 232 Memorial Rites By Chipsa OES Chispa chapter OES held memorial services at its meeting last Wednesday evening when the altar was draped in memory of Arthur Heinlein, John B. Hasty, Hattie Wright, John N. Saenger, and Edward D. Marion, members of the chapter who have passed on during the past year. Caroline Kinkner sang a beautiful sacred song, "The City Four Square," in their memory. Gladys Woodward, worthy patron, and Earle Woodward, worthy patron, presided at the regular business session. Two visitors worthy matrons, Wilma Lauett, Guardian chapter, Southgate, Elva Reslowe, Sunset chapter, Brooten, Minnesota, were "escourt-east" and presented. Eva H. Wyd, past grand treasurer, was given escort honors. Among the other visitors introduced were the following from guardian chapter, Southgate: Milford Israel, conductress; Verna Warren, associate conductress; Angie Dietrich, warder; Howard Burent, a past master of Guarnet Masonic lodge and a district inspector of Masonic lodges; Mary Zuer, Liberty chapter, Marne, Iowa; and Ida Mae Walburg, past patron of Sunset chapter, Brooten, Minnesota and now living in Anaheim. Announcement was made that Mrs. Daughters, Bethel No. 5, Anaheim, will hold a Mother's and daughters' silver tea tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Margaret Vincent, 913 E. Broadway. All Eastern Star members are invited to attend. Maude Sanderson, president of 151 Social club, announced the 0 p.m., potluck dinner meeting Tuesday, May 16, at the Anaheim Masonic temple. Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 90-YEAR OLD ANAHEIM LADY, Mrs. Mary Goble, of 316 E. Broadway, has simple formula for easy living. For Relaxed Living -- Don't Carry Your Years -- Let 'Em Carry You Why carry the weight of your years? Let your years 90-YEAR OLD ANAHEIM LADY, Mrs. Mary Goble, of 316 E. Broadway, has simple formula for easy living. For Relaxed Living -- Don't Carry Your Years -- Let 'Em Carry You Why carry the weight of your years? Let your years carry you! This is the sound but simple formula for relaxed living adopted by Mrs. Mary Goble of 316 E. Broadway who celebrated her 90th birthday last December 26. This charming and petite mother of three; grandmother of 12 and great-grandmother of another 12, just lets the world go hurriedly by while she observes its sometimes silly pace from the vantage point of her rocking chair and garden at her home where she has lived for the past 46 years. Her husband, the late Lamont Goble, who passed away in 1935 was for years a janitor at the La Palma school and other grammar schools in the city. Her son, Elton S., now residing in Victorville was at one time a printer's devil in the shops of the Anaheim Gazette—back in the day's of Ah Foo—the never to be forgotten Chinaman. Three Sons Mrs. Goble has three sons living—Roland of Redlands, Elton S. and Wayne of Los Angeles. The Goble's came to Anaheim from Texas in 1903 and made their home at 316 E. Broadway. Mrs. Goble was born in Iowa and went with her family to Texas in 1874 and was married there three years later. Although she regards herself as "just a stay-at-home girl", Mrs. Goble just doesn't sit around. Aside from keeping posted on the international and national scene, she has revived the long-since forgotten art of quilt making. And not in a peddling fashion either! For just recently she completed her 12th—and she's only been at it since November 1948. Mrs. Goble is a charter member of the Woman's relief Corp in Anaheim and was recently presented with a 25-year pin. "You know, one day someone asked me how I carried my years," said Mrs. Goble. "I replied that I didn't carry my years—just one at a time. But then I thought bit and decided I wasn't going to carry any ole year—not even one. Instead I'd let it carry me." That's what the lady said. And after talking with her yesterday afternoon, I think she has something—in fact, its just about the best darned philosophy I've ever heard. —Bob Funseth Katella School P-TL Board Schedule Events The Parent-Teachers League of the Katella school, held a meeting of old and new board members, on Wednesday. New officers are Mrs. Halvorsen, president; Mrs. Mauerhan, vice-president; Mrs. Elbert Smith, secretary; Mrs. W. R. Brownfield, treasurer; Mrs. E. F. Powell, finance; Mrs. Story, hospitality; Mrs. Ed. Hansen, room mothers; Mrs. R. W. Basse, publicity; Mrs. Merton Sandweer, tea hostess; Mrs. Balmer, transportation, and Mr. Hubert Howell, Fathers' council. Retiring officers are: Mrs. F. W. Combs, president; Mrs. Orval Halvorsen, vice-president; Mrs. C. W. Mauerhan, secretary; Mrs. David Collins, treasurer; Mrs. Willard Oldring, financial chairman; Mrs. George Reed, hospitality chairman; Mrs. Hal Balmer, room mothers; Mrs. Donald Story, publicity; Mrs. Hubert Howell, tea hostess; Mrs. Raymond Terry, transportation, and Mr. Orval Halvorsen, fathers' council. The next P-TL meeting will be held May 16, at 2:15 p.m. at the Katella school. At this time a 4-H fashion show will be presented, and a movie will be shown. May 19, will be election day for school board trustees. There are two candidates, E. E. Bohnet, incumbent and Robert Kettles. ENGLISH ESTATE GIRL'S SCHOOL KING'S LYNN, England Some English nobles turn homes into tourist showpieces earn expenses. Sir Edmund-Bedingfeld, baronet, ing his into a girls' school. His wife will teach Paston-Bedingfeld announce the school would open 500-year-old, 100-room Hall, which stands in a 4-estate. "We will have the dredged and deepened," she "to turn it into an ideal ming pool." CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO TED AND STAFF GIFTS FOR... Mother's Day Potted Flowering Plants All Kinds Gift Wrapped ● BRASS ● PLANTERS ● CERAMICS SPECIAL Redwood Buris From Redwood Forests Shrubs — Roses — Trees ROY L. KIRK Landscape Nursery 128 W. BROADWAY (Across from Post Office) OPEN SUNDAYS FREE DELIVERY B. P. W. Name Delegates to State Convention Delegates to the Business and Professional Women's State convention in Santa Barbara, May 18 through May 20, are Olive Shoemaker and Marguerite Coons, alternates, Mae Boeckman and Jean Thueson. The above ladies were appointed at the Wednesday night social meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club, at the Ebell clubhouse. Buelah Hineman, chairman, gave a report on programs which have been scheduled for the coming year. Adelena Marschall, Eva Drennan and Helen Sharp, reported on the convention held last week at Corona. Refreshments were served under the direction of Billie Snow and Doris Prickett. Certain hybrid sugarbeets have been found resistant to curley top disease. Rosemary Wood To 'Tiger Taps' Miss Rosemary Wood, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Wood, 13592 E. Santa Ana st., was honored last night, at Occidental college in Los Angeles. She was one of 20 women taped for "Tiger Taps," an honorary service organization for freshman women, which is based on scholarship and participation in college activities. Miss Wood is an art major at Occidental, and has been very active in decoration of social affairs. She was one of the top 10 scholars in the AUHS senior class last year. Local Artists Exhibit Works Anaheim artists exhibiting paintings in the annual Orange County art association exhibit at the Fulerton Public library, are Leatha Hammond Helen Neighbors, Cori Ulrich, LaVerne Wilcox and Galina Mashek. A juried exhibition, for members only, was held last night. Three well known southland artists, Burt Proctor and Rex Brandt of Corona del Mar, judged oils, water colors and pastels, and William O. Payne, instructor at Orange Coast College, judged the ceramics. Nineen oils, seven water colors, two pastels and ten ceramic pieces were accepted, and will be on display in the library lecture hall until June 2. New officers for the coming year were also elected at last night's meeting. Nels Y. Nelson of Garden Grove, was re-elected president; Allen Hall of Fullerton, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Hafer of Orange, second vice-president; Mrs. W. W. Harding, recording secretary; Miss Helen Grier, cor- Church Honors Mothers Sunday The Evangelical United Brethren Church, 405 W. Center st., will honor motherhood and present a program on the American Home, Sunday, May 14 throughout the services of the day. In the Sunday School at 9:45 a.m., special honor will be given to all mothers 80 years old or older; the youngest mother, the mother present with the youngest child; and the mother with the largest family. The theme of the 10:45 a.m. worship service will be The American Home with the pastor, Phillip Selfridge speaking on the subject, "The Home Beautiful". At 7:15 p.m. the pastor will speak on "The Blind Beggar". Christian Science "Mortals and Importals" will be the Sunday Bible Lesson subject in all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston. The Golden Text, chosen from Romans; reads, "They that are after the flesh do mind the things of the flesh; but they that are after the Spirit the things of the Spirit." The following verses from Isaiah are included in the Lesson-Sermon: "Ye are my witnesses, saith the Lord, and my servant whom I have chosen: that ye may know and believe me, and understand that I am he: before me there was no God formed, neither shall there be after me . . . I am the Lord, your Holy One, the creator of Israel, your King , . . . This people have I formed for myself; they shall shew forth my praise." On this subject Mary Baker Eddy says in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures:" "Mortals are not immortals, created in God's own image; but infinite Spirit being all, mortal consciousness will at last yield to the scientific fact and disappear, and the real sense of being, perfect and forever intact, will appear." NEW OFFICERS FOR THE COMING WEEK WERE ALSO ELECTED AT LAST NIGHT'S MEETING. Nels Y. Nelson of Garden Grove, was re-elected president; Allen Hall of Fullerton, vice-president; Mrs. Helen Hafer of Orange, second vice-president; Mrs. W. W. Harding, recording secretary; Miss Helen Grier, corresponding secretary; Herbert Straw, treasurer; Miss Elizabeth Winckler of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Lucille Robinson of Orange, directors. Artists, whose works were accepted, were introduced and honored at a reception following the meeting. ENGLISH ESTATE IS GIRL'S SCHOOL KING'S LYNN, England (P) — Some English nobles turn their homes into tourist showplaces to earn expenses. Sir Edmund Paston-Bedingfeld, baronet, is turning his into a girls' finishing school. His wife will teach. Lady Paston-Bedingfeld announced that the school would open soon in 100-year-old, 100-room Oxburgh Hall, which stands in a 4000 acre estate. "We will have the moat fredged and deepened," she added, to turn it into an ideal swimning pool." GIFTS DEAR TO A MOTHER'S HEART Hundreds of Items to Choose From No Money Down — Pay 50c A Week EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING Open Saturday Until 9 Hurst JEWELRY CO. 119 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM, CA. 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