anaheim-gazette 1950-05-19

Social and Club Activities Home-Maker' Forum (Continued from Page 3) If you are on a budget, ½ cup of evaporated milk may be substituted for the heavy cream. Put the evaporated milk in the freezing compartment of your refrigerator until ice crystals begin to form in the milk. Pour it into a chilled bowl and whip until stiff. Who was the lady from our town who brought those two delicious strawberry pies to Open House at Katella School the other night? We wish we had her recipe. We would like to get acquainted with you good cooks. Do you have a favorite recipe? Why not share your family's enjoyment with others so that we may exchange ideas? Send your recipe to us and we will test it in our kitchen. Those which our taste panel finds most tempting will be printed in this column. Monday isn't wash day for me since I have had my automatic washing machine. It is much more simple to wash several times a week, whenever there is an accumulation of a full load of soiled clothes. Washing is very nearly a pleasure when it consists merely of sorting the clothes, putting them in the washer, and hanging them out to dry. Of course, they still have to be ironed, but smart homemakers are choosing materials for summer that require little or no ironing. Seersucker, nylon and corduroy are examples. Speaking of summer makes me think of the beach. Are we not fortunate to live as close to the ocean as we do? The children had already started to plead for a picnic on the sand, so I got out our beach clothes from last year. My how they have grown—the children, I mean. The clothes have stayed the same although they seem more faded than I remembered them to be. A couple packages of dye can do wonders. Have you tried dying articles in your washing machine? Either the automatic or wringer type washer does an excellent job. Follow the directions on the package of dye. The agitating motion of the washer insures an even job and is especially good for large pieces such as curtains and bedspreads. Be sure to use plenty of dye. tee was given by Mrs. Raymond. Mrs. H. W. was elected leader and Mrs. Harling was elected assistant. Both ladies have been workers in the section since organized in 1945, under presidency of Mrs. A. Macher. Everyone is lookward to the continuance section under their leadership. Mrs. Marion Pickel than Lena V. Rowe for her work as publicity chair Mrs. Harry Horn for her co-operation. Acting as toastmaster evening, Mrs. Horn in Mrs. Joe Thompson, who members of the section lenge with her instructive formative talk on the importance of good speech. "A perseverance or retrogression speaker declared, and a value of an organization the toastmasters to keep in their speech. Even a graduate can become carly she is constantly mindful speech. Good speech can effective with the discipline children. Mrs. Thompson led the group that there were things to remember, enunciation, voice pronunciation, voice record back to them. Last member individually re-read short story or verse. As they were played back, they were surprised by the sound their voices. The record kept and played again to note any changes or TELEVISION . . SALES & SERVICE RCA PHILCO PACKARD-BELL Open Evenings until 9 p.m. TELEVISION PARLOR PHONE 3303 616 N. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM Ebell Toastmaster Group Enjoy Fun And Culture The Toastmaster section of the Anaheim Ebell Club enjoyed an evening of fun and culture when it held its annual pot-luck meeting in the clubhouse last Wednesday. During the business meeting, the report of the nominating commitPOLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT SEE & HEAR Saturday, May 20 HELEN GAHAGAN DOUGLAS For UNITED STATES SENATOR LAGUNA BEACH — Breakfast at Hotel Laguna ... 8:30 a.m. NEWPORT BEACH — Newport City Hall ... 10:30 a.m. COSTA MESA — Newport Blvd. at Harbor... 11:15 a.m. HUNTINGTON BEACH — Walnut & Main Sts... 12:00 Noon ANAHEIM — Anaheim Park Greek Theatre ... 2:30 p.m. ORANGE — Plaza ... 4:00 p.m. SANTA ANA — High School Auditorium ... 8:00 p.m. THIS SATURDAY May 20, 2:30 p.m. GREEK THEATRE ANAHEIM PARK A couple packages of dye can do wonders. Have you tried dying articles in your washing machine? Either the automatic or wringer type washer does an excellent job. Follow the directions on the package of dye. The agitating motion of the washer insures an even job and is especially good for large pieces such as curtains and bedspreads. Be sure to use plenty of dye. Recognition was given Fred Brigham, a member section, who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. At the conclusion of theing, Mrs. Horn read an poem, during which, she Mrs. Pickel with plants tinted in the garden of her new plants were gifts from her section. Mrs. Horn, assistant learned the delicious pot-luver Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mr. Fackiner, Mrs. Earl Spen Bessie Elkins and Mrs. Bonney, co-hostesses. The tables were set lounge in a V shape. Cent table was an arrangement tiful flowers from the g Mrs. Harold Kahn. Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mother Members of the South formia council of Beta Sigma sorority and their mother guests at a breakfast on May 21st at the Del Mar club, Santa Monica. The fathers which comprise the Monica Area council, Xi Zamma Gamma and D will hostess the breakfast the members of these fathers will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out the "Paris in the Spring". They will be carried out in the tion, favors, decorations, and program for the movie General chairman for this fast will be Miss Jerry Delta Pl Chapter with the ing co-chairmen: reserve Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu tions—Mrs. Charles DGamma Gamma; and raff Ted J. Heldman, Mu An of welcome to the mother given by Mrs. Walter G president of the Santa Area council. Special guests at the b herself exemplified the ties with her charming pt and excellent command During the dinner he Adeline Curtis recorded the of the members and pl record back to them. L member individually re short story or verse. As th were played back, the were surprised by the their voices. The record kept and played again to note any changes or ments. Recognition was given Fred Brigham, a member section, who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. At the conclusion of theing, Mrs. Horn read an poem, during which, she Mrs. Pickel with plants tinted in the garden of her new plants were gifts from her section. Mrs. Horn, assistant learned the delicious pot-luver Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mr. Fackiner, Mrs. Earl Spen Bessie Elkins and Mrs. Bonney, co-hostesses. The tables were set lounge in a V shape. Cent table was an arrangement tiful flowers from the g Mrs. Harold Kahn. Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mother Members of the South formia council of Beta Sigma sorority and their mother guests at a breakfast on May 21st at the Del Mar club, Santa Monica. The fathers which comprise the Monica Area council, Xi Zamma Gamma and D will hostess the breakfast the members of these fathers will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out the "Paris in the Spring". They will be carried out in the tion, favors, decorations, and program for the movie General chairman for this fast will be Miss Jerry Delta Pl Chapter with the ing co-chairmen: reserve Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu tions—Mrs. Charles DGamma Gamma; and raff Ted J. Heldman, Mu An of welcome to the mother given by Mrs. Walter G president of the Santa Area council. Special guests at the b herself exemplified the ties with her charming pt and excellent command During the dinner he Adeline Curtis recorded the of the members and pl record back to them. L member individually re short story or verse. As th were played back, the were surprised by the their voices. The record kept and played again to note any changes or ments. Recognition was given Fred Brigham, a member section, who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. At the conclusion of theing, Mrs. Horn read an poem, during which, she Mrs. Pickel with plants tinted in the garden of her new plants were gifts from her section. Mrs. Horn, assistant learned the delicious pot-luver Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mr. Fackiner, Mrs. Earl Spen Bessie Elkins and Mrs. Bonney, co-hostesses. The tables were set lounge in a V shape. Cent table was an arrangement tiful flowers from the g Mrs. Harold Kahn. Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mother Members of the South formia council of Beta Sigma sorority and their mother guests at a breakfast on May 21st at the Del Mar club, Santa Monica. The fathers which comprise the Monica Area council, Xi Zamma Gamma and D will hostess the breakfast the members of these fathers will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out the "Paris in the Spring". They will be carried out in the tion, favors, decorations, and program for the movie General chairman for this fast will be Miss Jerry Delta Pl Chapter with the ing co-chairmen: reserve Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu tions—Mrs. Charles DGamma Gamma; and raff Ted J. Heldman, Mu An of welcome to the mother given by Mrs. Walter G president of the Santa Area council. Special guests at the b herself exemplified the ties with her charming pt and excellent command During the dinner he Adeline Curtis recorded the of the members and pl record back to them. L member individually re short story or verse. As th were played back, the were surprised by the their voices. The record kept and played again to note any changes or ments. Recognition was given Fred Brigham, a member section, who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. At the conclusion of theing, Mrs. Horn read an poem, during which, she Mrs. Pickel with plants tinted in the garden of her new plants were gifts from her section. Mrs. Horn, assistant learned the delicious pot-luver Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mr. Fackiner, Mrs. Earl Spen Bessie Elkins and Mrs. Bonney, co-hostesses. The tables were set lounge in a V shape. Cent table was an arrangement tiful flowers from the g Mrs. Harold Kahn. Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mother Members of the South formia council of Beta Sigma sorority and their mother guests at a breakfast on May 21st at the Del Mar club, Santa Monica. The fathers which comprise the Monica Area council, Xi Zamma Gamma and D will hostess the breakfast the members of these fathers will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out the "Paris in the Spring". They will be carried out in the tion, favors, decorations, and program for the movie General chairman for this fast will be Miss Jerry Delta Pl Chapter with the ing co-chairmen: reserve Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu tions—Mrs. Charles DGamma Gamma; and raff Ted J. Heldman, Mu An of welcome to the mother given by Mrs. Walter G president of the Santa Area council. Special guests at the b herself exemplified the ties with her charming pt and excellent command During the dinner he Adeline Curtis recorded the of the members and pl record back to them. L member individually re short story or verse. As th were played back, the were surprised by the their voices. The record kept and played again to note any changes or ments. Recognition was given Fred Brigham, a member section, who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. At the conclusion of theing, Mrs. Horn read an poem, during which, she Mrs. Pickel with plants tinted in the garden of her new plants were gifts from her section. Mrs. Horn, assistant learned the delicious pot-luver Mrs. H. G. Harling, Mr. Fackiner, Mrs. Earl Spen Bessie Elkins and Mrs. Bonney, co-hostesses. The tables were set lounge in a V shape. Cent table was an arrangement tiful flowers from the g Mrs. Harold Kahn. Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mother Members of the South formia council of Beta Sigma sorority and their mother guests at a breakfast on May 21st at the Del Mar club, Santa Monica. The fathers which comprise the Monica Area council, Xi Zamma Gamma and D will hostess the breakfast the members of these fathers will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out the "Paris in the Spring". They will be carried out in tion, favors, decorations, and program for the movie General chairman for this fast will be Miss Jerry Delta Pl Chapter with the ing co-chairmen: reserve Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu tions—Mrs. Charles DGamma Gamma; and raff Ted J. Heldman, Mu An of welcome to the mother given by Mrs. Walter G president of the Santa Area council. Special guests at the b herself exemplified the ties with her charming pt and excellent command During the dinner he Adeline Curtis recorded the of the members and pl record back to them.L member individually re short story or verse.As th were played back,the were surprised bythe their voices.The record kept and played again to note any changes or ments.Recognition was given Fred Brigham,a member section who recently won prizes for stories she enraptured in Glendale. 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THIS SATURDAY May 20, 2:30 p.m. GREEK THEATRE ANAHEIM PARK Gazette Subscription Order Blank Anaheim Gazette 259 East Center St. Anaheim, California Please start my subscription to the daily Gazette. ☐ I prefer to pay the carrier 50 cents a month. ☐ I prefer to have a year’s subscription, $5 in advance. ☐ I live outside Anaheim. Please mail Gazette to me, $5 for a year’s subscription. Name ... Address ..... tee was given by Mrs. Albert L. Raymond. Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery was elected leader and Mrs. H. G. Harling was elected assistant leader. Both ladies have been faithful workers in the section since it was organized in 1945, under the club presidency of Mrs. A. E. Schumacher. Everyone is looking forward to the continuance of the section under their leadership. Mrs. Marion Pickel thanked Miss Lena V. Rowe for her outstanding work as publicity chairman, and Mrs. Harry Horn for her splendid co-operation. Acting as toastmaster of the evening, Mrs. Horn introduced Mrs. Joe Thompson, who gave the members of the section a challenge with her instructive and informative talk on the importance of good speech. "A person either progresses or retrogresses," the speaker declared, and cited the value of an organization such as the toastmasters to keep one alert in their speech. Even a college graduate can become carless unless she is constantly mindful of good speech. Good speech can even be effective with the disciplining of children. Mrs. Thompson reminded the group that there are four things to remember, enunciation, pronunciation, voice projection, and the quality and tone of voice. Poise and charm are developed through speech. Mrs. Thompson, herself exemplified these qualities with her charming personality and excellent command of words. During the dinner hour, Miss Adeline Curtis recorded the gaiety of the members and played the record back to them. Later, each member individually recorded a short story or verse. As the records were played back, the members were surprised by the sounds of their voices. The records will be kept and played again next year to note any changes or improve- Rebekah Lodge Meets at Beach The Past Noble Grands of the Lois Rebekah lodge, met last night at the home of Mrs. Marie Cannon, in Newport Beach. Twenty-four members from Anaheim were present at the potluck supper which preceded the business meeting. Mrs. Lizzie Knight, president, appointed her new Ways and Means committee as follows: Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, chairman; Mrs. Eva Scutt, and Mrs. Elsie Spaulding. Plans were made for gifts to be presented the new installing staff of the Lois Rebakah lodge. Committee chairman Mrs. Lola Compton, will be assisted by Mrs. Edna Kruse and Mrs. Myrtle Webber. The mystery prize was won by Mrs. Barbara Myers, and the door prize by Mrs. Hene Peterson. New members will be installed at the next meeting which will be held on the second Thursday in June at the home of Mrs. Mollie Claes, on Ball rd. 'Pandora' Drama At Marywood Students of the drama department of Marywood high school are readying the Greek story of "Pan-dora" for production on Sunday evening, May 21, at 8:15. Following tradition of the Grecian theatre, the production will be given out-of-doors in Marywood's amphitheatre. The beauty of the natural setting will be enhanced by authentic and luxurious costuming. The play script of Pandora, direction, and ballet choreography has been done by Gwen Holly Simpson, director of drama. Lighting and special effects for the production will be done by Mr. Dalph Zimmer, courtesty of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios. Playing the title role of Pandora is a senior drama student, Miss Jeanette McDonald. Ballet soloists are the Misses Sally Brown and Mildred Buehler. The entire cast includes 42 drama students. Combining talents from the Marywood music department, vocalist will be Miss Emogene Larson; Harpist, Miss Maralee Hastettler. Lamm Leaves for Bankers' Meeting R. Foster Lamm, president of the Southern County Bank, leaves for Coronado Saturday to attend the California Bankers' Association convention. Mr. Lamm is a member of the NEW 1950 BIG 8-CUBE G-E REFRIG Beta Sigma Phi To Fete Mothers Members of the Southern California council of Beta Sigma Phi sorority and their mothers will be guests at a breakfast on Sunday, May 21st at the Del Mar Beach Club, Santa Monica. The four chapters which comprise the Santa Monica Area council, Xi Zeta, Mu, Gamma Gamma and Delta Pi, will hostess the breakfast and the members of these four chapters will be attired in appropriate costumes to carry out their theme, "Paris in the Spring". The theme will be carried out in their invitation, favors, decorations, costumes and program for the morning. General chairman for the breakfast will be Miss Jerry Rood of Delta Pi Chapter with the following co-chairmen: reservations—Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta; favors—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu; decorations—Mrs. Charles Dearborn, Gamma Gamma; and raffle—Mrs. Ted J. Heldman, Mu. An address of welcome to the mothers will be given by Mrs. Walter G. Xander, president of the Santa Monica Area council. Special guests at the breakfast General chairman for the breakfast will be Miss Jerry Rood of Delta Pi Chapter with the following co-chairmen: reservations—Mrs. Bryant Hull, Xi Zeta; favors—Mrs. Foy Snyder, Mu; decorations—Mrs. Charles Dearborn, Gamma Gamma; and raffle—Mrs. Ted J. Heldman, Mu. An address of welcome to the mothers will be given by Mrs. Walter G. Xander, president of the Santa Monicaarea council. Special guests at the breakfast will be two international honorary members of Beta Sigma Phi, Mmes. Anne Nichols, member of the International Staff at Kansas City, Mo., and Margery Wilson, well known author and lecturer. At the conclusion of the program, Mrs. F. N. Masemore, reiring president of the Southern California council will preside at the business meeting at which time awards will be given for chapter scrapbooks and achievements; judges for the two contests will be as follows: achievement awards—Mmes. Louis K. Sim, Lawrence Anderson and Jessie McReynolds; scrapbooks—Mmes. W. F. Lewis, John L. Meek, Anne Nichols andisses Katherin Gibson and Mararet Gage. Mrs. Masemore will then install Mrs. C. W. Jellison, Xi Zeta chapter, Santa Monica, as president of the Southern California council for the year 1950-51 along with the following members of her board: vice president—Miss Edna Burliname, Xi Theta Chapter, Long Beach; corresponding secretary—Mrs. Ford Hagarthy, Eta chapter,lendale; recording secretary—Miss O'Leta Clemmons, Alph Iota chapter, Los Angeles; treasurer—Miss Muriel Smallwood, Xi Alpha chapter, Los Angeles; parliamenrian—Mrs. Jack Russell, Rho chapter, Pasadena; and junior past resident—Mrs. F. N. Masemore, Delta chapter, Pasadena. Shrimp are caught as far north Maine and Alaska. MODEL NB-8G It's powered by the world-famous General Electric sealed-in refrigerating unit. Backed by a 5-year protection plan. Space Maker REFRIGERATOR Authorized Dealer GENERAL ELEC REFRIGERATORS Aaron 301 W. CENTER A executive council and also a member of the agriculture committee. The convention will start its sessions on Sunday and last through Tuesday of next week. The meeting will be held at Hotel Coronado. VA REQUESTS HOSPITAL WASHINGTON (P)—The Veterans Adiminstration formally asked the Navy today to transfer the Naval hospital at Long Beach, to veterans' use June 1. (The VA is taking over this hospital as a replacement for the Birmingham General hospital at Van Nuys, which is being closed.) Veterans Administrator Carl R. Gary, Jr., said in a new statement that exhaustive study of both hospitals had shown that the Navy institution would be more economical, provide better facilities and would be less of a fire hazard. "Some alterations will be necessary at Long Beach to meet the needs of the paraplegic patients moved from Van Nuys," he added. 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