anaheim-gazette 1950-05-15

GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY GIFT—Mr. and Mrs. Story, 117 N. Philadelphia street presented with a new gas range by Joe Shuman (left), manager of the Anaheim Appliance Company Saturday evening. The Anaheim couple recently celebrated their golden wedding anniversary presentation was part of the formal opening of the new appliance store. Personal Mention Mrs. Alma Baxter of Fullerton, was the honored guest at a Mothers' Day dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carle, 311 N. Pine st. She is the mother of Mrs. Carle, and the grandmother of Becky Sue and Gregory Carle. Anaheim Ikettes, will hold their regular meeting Tuesday, May 16, at 7:30, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin, 1440 E. Center st. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Littrel, and daughter Violet May, and Mr. and Miss Barbara Rimpau, Charles Boisey, student university of California at Los Angeles, were Sunday guests home of Miss Rimpau's Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Rimpau W. Broadway. Girl Scout Council To Elect Officer All adults in Anaheim Scouting will meet tonight mont cafeteria at 7:30 to Personal Mention Mrs. Alma Baxter of Fullerton, was the honored guest at a Mothers' Day dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Carle, 311 N. Pine st. She is the mother of Mrs. Carle, and the grandmother of Becky Sue and Gregory Carle. Mrs. Henry Coerver and Mrs. W. K. Humbert of Pheonix, spent Friday visiting with Mrs. Henry Kuchel, sister of Mrs. Humbert. They are visiting the latter's daughter, Mrs. Robert Weisel in Beverly Hills. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Littrel, and daughter Violet May, and Mr. and Mrs. Koridek, all of Chicago and Oak Lawn, Illinois, are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Shultz, 118 S. Los Angeles st. Mr. Littrel and Mrs. Koridek, are the brother and sister of Mrs. Shultz. Horace Mann Cub Scout Pack No. 102, will have a committee meeting Tuesday, at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. David, 511 N. Clementine. Anyone interested in cub scouting is invited to attend. Mrs. Opal Walter, went to Burbank, Friday night, to install the appointive officers of the Seventh District Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary. She gave a short memorial address at the close of the meeting. She was accompanied by Mrs. Bessie Poetz, Mrs. Esther Eberhardt and Mrs. Martha Russell, of this city. Lois Rebekah Thimble club will meet Tuesday evening, May 16, at the home of Mrs. Mollie Claes, 11602 E. Ball rd. Installation of officers will take place at that time. Dr. and Mrs. F. V. Davison of Danville, Penn., are visiting Dr. and Mrs. John G. Wilcox, 419 E. Sycamore st. They plan to spend a week visiting in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Dobson, of Oxnard, were week-end guests at the home of Mrs. Dobson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pierpoint, of N. Placentia ave. Mrs. Dobson is the former Barbara Pierpoint of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morris, and family, of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, recently visited Mr. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris, 17756 Villa Park, Orange. This was their first trip to California. Congratulations! to Mrs. Augusta Brody, 500 S. Ohio st., on the occasion of her birthday, May 16. Terry Sue Tucker of Para- Girl Scout Council To Elect Officer All adults in Anaheim Scouting will meet tonight mont cafeteria at 7:30 to port of the nominating-rship committee and they from the by-laws committee changeover to the Asso-Council form of government. Replacing the regular Association and the trac council, the new form of ment was voted into being cent combined meeting committees were elected sent a panel of names for council and a new set of Benjamin Franklin lead charge of refreshments meeting at which a new da be taught for use in intro troop meetings. A display will also be available for exchange. GOP Outnumber Democrats In Orange County Orange county is one two counties throughout ncia in which Republicans number Democrats in nition for the primary election 6. The other GOP county pine. All other counties predominately Democratictration. In Orange county, 97,3 students are eligible to vote primary. Of these, 47,4 Republicans, 45,782 are crats. Throughout the state of fornia, Democrats outnumbers publicans by 1,035,713 greatest primary election ratio of voters in the stationary.A total of 4,925,369—2,066,393 of them in Los Angeles County—are eligible in the election. The total number registers the state for the primar short by 136,628 of equal record 1948 general election up of 5,061,997. The party lineup is not trend. California has reDemocratic since 1932.I SHELF PAPER per pkg. 2c Close Out MEXICAN BLUE GLASS Tumblers and Plates, each 29c METAL TRAY Decorated, each 29c ALUMINUM SAUCE PANS 3 qt., each 39c THERMIC JUG With Faucet, 1 Gal. Reg. 4.95 20 PC. LURAY PASTEL DINNERWARE 4.95 26 pc. Set STA-BRITE TABLEWARE Stainless Steel Reg. 6.95 ICE FLEX The modern ice cube tray ea. 69c SPECIAL FEATURE Don't miss our anniversary Table, loaded with exceptional bargains For $1 ADDED ATTRACTIONS — Demonstrations — Wed. — TOAS-TITE Thur. — SUNBEAM and Dinner Ware Painting Fri. — WARING BLENDOR & STEAM IRON 239 W. Center St. Anaheim 4648 Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morris, and family, of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin, recently visited Mr. Morris' parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morris, 17756 Villa Park, Orange. This was their first trip to California. Congratulations! to Mrs. Augusta Brody, 500 S. Ohio st., on the occasion of her birthday, May 16. Terry Sue Tucker, of Paramount, spent last week with her grandmother, Mrs. George Baker, 129 S. Melrose. Sgt. Grant Rudd, of the Anaheim Police force, and Mrs. Rudd will leave for Detroit by train, next Thursday. They plan to take delivery of a new car in that city, and then motor back to Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Van Wagner, 215 E. North st., recently spent a week-end fishing at Bullhead, Arizona, on the Colorado River. Mrs. Joe Wagner, Mrs. Mae Pomeroy and Mrs. H. Winckler and daughter, visited the Botanical Gardens at Rancho Santa Ana, on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Harvey, is convalescing at her home, 750 N. Clementine st. She is getting along nicely, and may now receive visitors. The beautiful hand-tinted portrait in the Lauretta Dress shop Mothers' Day window, is of Mrs. Elsie Schwarting of this city. She formerly lived in Heckla, South Dakota, and is a neice of the late Mrs. Charles Eygabroad. Friendship Circle of the Grace Lutheran church will meet at the home of Mrs. Pearl Mohn, 10231 S. West st., Tuesday, May 16, at 7:30 p.m. This is to be a swap-night. Farm Center Meets In Buena Park Cypress-Magnolia Farm members will hold their meeting of the season tonight at the Women's Club 11th and Grand, Buena Park cording to chairman G. H. Dinner will be served at Program for the event includes election of next year officers, a tax discussion by Rice Enderle, county tax a report on the poultry ment by C. L. Wicker, a "Singing Wires," and more entertainment by Bobby Hof of Buena Park. Guests are asked to cover and table service rolls, butter, cream, sugar dessert will be furnished. Corydon became capital diana Territory in 1813. Salvage Week Starts June 5 Local resident in the throes of house and storage space cleaning found reason for a measure of optimism last week. The job of disposing of no-longer-wanted items now taking up valuable space would be made easy this year, Brigadier Fred Ohrn, manager of the Salvation Army social service center serving this area, assured the public. Timed to coincide with cleaning operations, the annual Salvation Army salvage drive has been set for the week beginning June 5. O. H. Renner, head of the local salvage week committee, said that discarded clothing, furniture, appliances, newspapers, and miscellaneous articles turned into the Salvation Army will go a long way in the social service center's program of rehabilitation and self help. To have those "dust collectors" picked up, residents may telephone Anaheim 4631. A Red Shield truck will stop at either home or office, according to Renner. State College Offers Courses for Teachers A conversion program, enabling high school teachers to obtain temporary credentials for elementary grades is one of 60 courses scheduled for the summer session at Los Angeles-Orange County, State College, Dr. Hugh S. Brown, director, said today. Girl Scout Council To Elect Officers All adults in Anaheim Girl Scouting will meet tonight in Fremont cafeteria at 7:30 to hear report of the nominating-memberhip committee and the report from the by-laws committee in its changeover to the Association Council form of government. Replacing the regular Leaders Association and the traditional council, the new form of government was voted into being at a recent combined meeting when committees were elected to present a panel of names for the new council and a new set of by-laws. Benjamin Franklin leaders have charge of refreshments for the meeting at which a new dance will be taught for use in individual troop meetings. A display of crafts will also be available for idea exchange. GOP Outnumbers Democrats In Orange County Orange county is one of only two counties throughout California in which Republicans outnumber Democrats in registration for the primary election, June. The other GOP county is Alpine. All other counties have a predominately Democratic registration. In Orange county, 97,372 residents are eligible to vote in the primary. Of these, 47,441 are Republicans, 45,782 are Democrats. Throughout the state of California, Democrats outnumber Republicans by 1,035,713 in the greatest primary election registration of voters in the state's history. A total of 4,925,369 persons—2,066,393 of them in Los Angeles County—are eligible to vote in the election. The total number registered in the state for the primary falls short by 136,628 of equaling the record 1948 general election sign-up of 5,061,997. The party lineup is not a new trend. California has registered democratic since 1932. It hasn't State College Offers Courses for Teachers A conversion program, enabling high school teachers to obtain temporary credentials for elementary grades is one of 60 courses scheduled for the summer session at Los Angeles-Orange County, State College, Dr. Hugh S. Brown, dierctor, said today. The conversion program is designed to help meet the present need for elementary teachers, Brown stated. Because of the concentrated and intensive work in the course, enrollment is limited. Teachers intending to register are urged to make application early. The summer session reports a wide selection of subjects this year. Available are courses leading to degrees in language, arts, social science, business, natural science, music, psychology and other subjects. The department of natural science will offer a course in marine ecology. Registration will be conducted on June 19. Classes start on June 20. Students at the six-week session may earn a maximum of six semester units. Direct inquiries to the director of the summer session, Los Angeles-Orange County State College, Long Beach 4, or call Long Beach 90-4946. Eggs are rich in vitamin A, making them a good body-builder. OUR THANKS To the hundreds of people who visited our store during bration last week. It was our three day opening celebrating to hear your comments on the dazzling display of home appliances you found on our floor. And thanks, too for the many orders that were placed — our trucks will be busy all this week filling those orders. Our thanks, too, for the many beautiful flowers that were sent by our local friends, manufacturers and yes, even our competitors. We shall try to live up to the confidence... Farm Center Meets In Buena Park Cypress-Magnolia Farm Center members will hold their final meeting of the season tomorrow night at the Women's Clubhouse, 14th and Grand, Buena Park, according to chairman G. R. Cole. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Program for the evening includes election of next year's officers, a tax discussion by Mauce Enderle, county tax assessor, report on the poultry department by C. L. Wicker, a movie, "Singing Wires," and marimba entertainment by Bobby Mitchell of Buena Park. Guests are asked to bring a covered and table service. Coffee, rolls, butter, cream, sugar and dessert will be furnished. Corydon became capital of Indiana Territory in 1813. Our thanks, too, for the many beautiful flowers that were sent by our local friends, manufacturers and yes, even our competitors. We shall try to live up to the confidence you displayed in your congratulatory greetings. If we failed to greet you personally, please accept our apology and come in again to see us when we will be able to devote more time to each customer. And remember that at ANAHEIM APPLIANCE you'll find the largest selection of nationally advertised brands in Orange county. You can buy on the easiest terms in town with as little as no money down and payments as low as 25¢ a day. Choose the appliance you want at the price you can afford to pay. We will appreciate the opportunity to serve you. Signed: JOE SHUMAN Manager YOU'LL ALWAYS DO ANAHEIM AR 114 E. CENTER ST. WORKLESS WASHING ONLY $169.95 ANAHEIM APPLIANCE azing new KLESS WASHER requires PLUMBING! NEW BENDIX DIALAMATIC Equipped with casters— Roll it anywhere! PLUMBING! 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