anaheim-gazette 1950-05-30

Personal Mention Phone 7285 A marriage license was recently issued to Anastacio Martinez Valenzuela, 437 Adams st., Santa Ana, and Miss Eluteria Jovita Valdivia, 1135 Swann st., Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Athy, 723 S. Emily st., are the parents of a son, Calvin Lee, born May 27, at Fullerton General hospital. Mr. Athy is employed at the Smith-Lea snyder Furniture store. PENNEY'S MONTH-END CLEAN-UP LAST DAY OF MAY DRESS CARNIVAL BETTER DRESSES REDUCED TO CLEAR ● Rayon Prints ● Rayon Plains ● Bembergs ● Printed Cottons ● Plain Cottons Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benson, of this city, are visiting their son, Lee C. Benson, at San Lorenzo. Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Olson, formerly of 122 S. Ohio st., are now residing at 1267 E. Sycamore st. T. B. Gardner, formerly of 10894 Manchester blvd., has moved to 1507 N. Spurgeon st., Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Earl W. Dunn, 521 N. Lemon st., are on a two weeks trip to Guatemala. They are expected to return to their home sometime next week. Mrs. Francis Nipper, of this city, and Mrs. W. C. Kelley, of Riverside, went to Eunice, New Mexico, last Friday, to see their sister, Mrs. Barney Wilson, who was seriously injured in an automobile accident. All P-TA presidents and vice-presidents for the coming year, that are program chairmen, are urged to attend a meeting to be held June 1, at 9:45 a.m., in the chapel of Orange Coast college. Meeting will be over promptly at 11:30 a.m. James Preston has moved from his former residence at 5661 Lincoln to 486 56th st., Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Daugherty are now residing at 549 S. Indiana st. A son, David Allen, nine pounds eight ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs.-Cleo Ray, 8192 Ventura, Freeway Park, at St. Joseph hospital, on May 25. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. W. T. Ray, of the home address, and maternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice Haling, of Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Woodbury CLEAR Rayon Prints Rayon Plains Bembergs Printed Cottons Plain Cottons 300 400 500 600 SPECIAL PURCHASE! TERRIFIC SAVINGS FOR MEN Young Men's All Wool SUITS 2250 Fine quality, all wool cassimeres and flannels. All from a most popu- A son, David Allen, nine pounds. eight ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Ray, 8192 Ventura, Freeway Park, at St. Joseph hospital, on May 25. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. W. T. Ray, of the home address, and maternal grandmother is Mrs. Alice Haling, of Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Woodbury of Monterey, spent the week-end visiting at the home of his mother, Mrs. F. C. Woodbury, 627 S. Emily st. They returned to Monterey today, accompanied by his mother who plans to visit them at their home, for a week or two. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Pinelle have moved to 1210 E. Chestnut st. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Ankrom, formerly of 901 N. Clementine st., have established their new residence at 9851 Garden Grove blvd., Garden Grove. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wiehardt, 622 S. Clementine st., are the parents of a daughter, born May 28, in the Fullerton General hospital. The Orange County branch of the American Begonia society will meet Thursday, June 1, at 7:30 p.m., in the Farm Bureau hall, 353 S. Main st., Orange. Mr. E. A. "Sandy" Sanderson, from Sandy's Nursery, 784 Walton st., Long Beach, will give a talk on Pelargoniums. Visitors are welcome to attend the meetings. Tomorrow is the birthday of George Fowler, 707 Grafton pl. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hiserodt and daughter, Virginia, 504 S. Indiana st., are visiting relatives in Kansas. Carol Ann Dunbar, Mary and Doris Rouland, and Hazel Schaeffer, students of the Val Moore studios of this city, danced several Hawaiian numbers at the Lynx Baseball game in Buena Park, last Friday night. Mrs. John Boege, 11412 Burton st., is still in St. Joseph hospital in Orange. She is recovering nicely and expects to return to her home the last part of the week. Trinidad Martinez has moved from Anaheim, and is now living in fullerton. Fine quality, all wool cassimeres and flannels. All from a most popular West Coast manufacturer, broken sizes from 35 to 44. Hurry in while selection is good. At Penney's ANAHEIM Men’s T-SHIRTS, Sizes 38-40 3/1.00 Men’s SPORT SHIRTS .2/3.00 Women’s RAYON SLIPS .77c 22x36 in. RAG RUGS .1.00 Mrs. Floyd Benson, of here visiting their son, son, at San Lorenzo. Mrs. G. B. Olson, for 2 S. Ohio st., are now 1267 E. Sycamore st. Warner, formerly of 10894 blvd., has moved to surgeon st., Santa Ana. Mrs. Earl W. Dunn, 521 st., are on a two weeks vacation. They are ex-return to their home next week. Francis Nipper, of this Mrs. W. C. Kelley, of went to Eunice, New St Friday, to see their Barney Wilson, who only injured in an auto-ident. A presidents and vice-for the coming year, program chairmen, are attend a meeting to be 11, at 9:45 a.m., in the Orange Coast college. Will be over promptly at preston has moved from residence at 5661 Lin-3 56th st., Long Beach. Mrs. R. B. Daugherty residing at 549 S. Indi- David Allen, nine pounds, was born to Mr. and Ray, 8192 Ventura,ark at St. Joseph hos- day 25. Paternal grand-Mrs. W. T. Ray, of the address, and maternaler is Mrs. Alice Haling, Mrs. Clayton Woodbury Page 3 Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, May 30, 1950 Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 Mrs. S. E. Loard was installed as president of the Anaheim Parent-Teachers Association council, last Friday, when the local group met at the home of Mrs. Arthur C. Korn, 827 S. Walnut st. Mrs. Claude Crosby, president of the 4.h district, used a "Ship's Crew" theme, as she installed Mrs. Board, and the following new officers: Mrs. W. G. Head, vice-president; Mrs. J. Thacker, second vice-president; Mrs. Conan Gray, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Charles Waldo, recording secretary; Mrs. A. D. Smith, historian; Mrs. Walter Meade, parliamentarian; Mrs. Frank Wick, auditor; Mrs. Jess Davenport, treasurer. Mrs. R. C. Hein, retiring president, was presented with a past president's ptn and a lovely set of dishes from the P-TA council. "There Is No Night," was the thought for the day, given by Mrs. from Mrs. Louise Dahlman, of the same address, who is now in Brenen, Germany. Mrs. Dahl reports that food is plentiful, and that she is planning to take several side trips to Hamburg and to Berchtesgarten. New householders in this community, are Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner, formerly of Orange, who are now residing at 1228 E. Chest-street. Paul David, inspirational chairman. Mrs. Loard reported on the recent State Convention, which was held in Long Beach. 2065 members were registered, and 1626 members voted at the meetings. Miss Kate Rea reported on the dental program which has been planned for the coming year. Mrs. Loard urged all presidents and vice-presidents, that are program chairmen, to attend a meeting which will be held next Thursday, at 9:45 a.m., at Orange Coast college. At this time, new ideas for program planning for the coming year, will be discussed. Mrs. Korn was hostess for the potluck luncheon which preceded the installation and business meeting. Fees' Daughter Feted at Party "Ice cream, cake and friends to celebrate," was the song little Miss Debbie Fee sang on the occasion of her third birthday, at Anaheim city park, last Saturday. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dee Forrest Fee, 218 N. Clementine st. A large white cocoanut cake with three candles and a pink lamb adorning the top centered. BIRTHDAY PARTY IN THE P-birthday. With her are (l.to r.) adjoining column. SAVE A revolution Foldi David Allen, nine pounds, was born to Mr. and Ray, 8192 Ventura,ark, at St. Joseph hosMay 25. Paternal grand-Mrs. W. T. Ray, of theaddress, and maternaler is Mrs. Alice Haling, Mrs. Clayton Woodburyway, spent the week-endthe home of his mother,Woodbury, 627 S. Emily returned to Montereycompanied by his motherto visit them at theira week or two. Mrs. Victor Pinelleed to 1210 E. Chestnut Mrs. E. K. Ankrom.of 901 N. Clementine st.,published their new resi-351 Garden Grove blvd.,grove. Mrs. Hugo Wiehardt,mentine st., are the par-daughter, born May 28,elerton General hospital. Range County branch ofCran Begonia society willursday, June 1, at 7:30the Farm Bureau hall, 353st., Orange. Mr. E. A.anderson, from Sandy's784 Walton st., Longl give a talk on Pelar-Visitors are welcome tomeetings. Now is the birthday ofwiler, 707 Grafton pl. Mrs. Guy Hiserodt andVirginia, 504 S. Indianavisiting relatives in Kan-ann Dunbar, Mary andland, and Hazel Schaeients of the Val Moorethis city, danced severalnumbers at the Lynxname in Buena Park, las.right. John Boege, 11412 Burtonin St. Joseph hospital inhe is recovering nicelyto return to her homepart of the week. Martinez has movedheim, and is now living in from Mrs. Louise Dahlman, of thename address, who is now in Brenen,Germany. Mrs. Dahl reportsthat food is plentiful, and that sheis planning to take several siderips to Hamburg and to Berchtesgarten. New householders in this community, are Mr. and Mrs. J. A.Furner, formerly of Orange,who are now residing at 1228 E. Chestnut street. Miss Mae Boeckman has movedto 925 N. Dickle street. Jimmie, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.White, 102 W. La Palma,will celebrate his birthday tomorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Morris,are the new residents at 1234 E.Oak street. Mrs. E. L. Vest and children,Gary Dean and Carolyn Sue, ofBoise, are visiting relatives inLong Beach, Anaheim and Montebello. Mrs. Vest is the formerDorothy Pebley, of this city. Miss Mae Montville, 907 W.Broadway, will celebrate herbirthday tomorrow. Newcomers to this communityare Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hickok,1225 E. Chestnut street. Theyformerly resided in Silverado Canyon. Fees' DaughterFeted at Party "Ice cream, cake and friends tocelebrate," was the song littleMiss Debbie Fee sang on the occasionof her third birthday,atAnaheim city park, last Saturday. She is the daughter of Mr. andMrs. Dee Forrest Fee, 218 N.Clementine st. A large white cocoanut cakewith three candles and a pinklamb adorning the top, centeredthe table which was decoratedin pastel colors, with balloons,windmills and snake-horn favors.Each child had a small birthdaycake, topped with three lightedcandles. Following refreshments,the many presents were opened by thewide-eyed little hostess,and thenall the children gathered in theplayground for a happy time. Mrs. M. A. Fee, Debbie's grand-mother, assisted Mrs. D. F.Fee,with the hostess duties. Guests who attended were: Mrs.Glenn Lehmer and daughter,Sandy; Mrs. Jack Key and son,Peter; Mrs. Glen Sharp and son,Bobby; Mrs. Etta Nimitz and neiceCarolyn Richardson; Mrs.RoseThompson, Mrs.Bess Harringtonand Mrs.Paul Lehmer. Those who sent gifts, but wereunable to attend,, were: Mrs.BenKaulbars, Mrs.Dale Baker and twin daughters, Sharon and Karen,and Mrs.Bill Talevich andson, Stephen. The SQR StoreSTREET FLOOR WASH PRECIOUSHAND-KNITSWITHOUT FEAROF SHRINKINGOR MATTING OF SHRINKING OR MATTING Knit them of our BEAR BRAND DELUXE SOCK AND SPORT YARN because it's Wonderized ANTI-SHRINK, ANTI-MATTING Lovely sweaters knit of this yarn can be washed again and again ... keep laundry-fresh without risk of shrinking out of size or matting. Perfect for socks and gloves too. This pure virgin wool 3-ply fingering yarn comes in wide range of luscious colors The S2R store YARN DEPT. STREET FLOOR DAY PARTY IN THE PARK was held Saturday for Deble Fee (center left), on her third day. 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