anaheim-gazette 1950-07-21

STRIKE UP THE BAND—Six of the 30 Sybil Ring majorettes bound for the Pepperdine twirling exhibition and the Alhambra "Hi Neighbor Week" as they line up for the photographer. Leader Marilyn Jean Cordier kneels in front. Standing left to right are: Ann Risner, Judy Brown, Vera Weaver, Janet Nickey and Arlo Mayberry. Sybil Ring Twirlers to Appear Tonight In Annual Baton Clinic at Pepperdine STRIKE UP THE BAND—Six of the 30 Sybil Ring majorettes bound for the Pepperdine twirling exhibition and the Alhambra "Hi Neighbor Week" as they line up for the photographer. Leader Marilyn Jean Cordier kneels in front. Standing left to right are: Ann Risner, Judy Brown, Vera Weaver, Janet Nickey and Arlo Mayberry. Sybil Ring Twirlers to Appear Tonight In Annual Baton Clinic at Pepperdine Fresh from a first place win at the Westminster Flesta Parade last Sunday, some 30 Sybil Ring Majorettes are looking forward to a busy time again this weekend. Tonight the local baton experts are scheduled to appear at Pepperdine College where they will present a special illuminated baton number at the Annual Baton Clinic. Over 300 twirlers are expected to attend the exhibition. Tomorrow the group heads for Alhambra to take part in the parade which climaxes that city's annual "Hi Neighbor Week." The celebration has been going on all the past week and tomorrow's parade brings it to a whirlwind finish with a gala display of bands and paradetime specialists from all over the Southland. Anaheim members of the Sybil Ring group planning to participate in the weekend activities include Marilyn Jean Cordier, Ann Risner, Janet Nickey, Arlo Mayberry, Judy Winfrey, Pat Roberts, Dixie Selfridge, Phyllis Leaker, Jean McCauliffe, Dolly Hathcock, Marietta Holborow, Rita Ring, Carolyn Allred, Judy Smith, Myrna Sue Pharris, Marilyn Mayberry, Linda, Carole, Jean and Marian Stevens, Carolyn Van Verst, Emil Holborow and Richard Snavely. Lawrence Frank Fanning of San Diego and Viola Marie Phillips of Cypress were issued a marriage license recently. 'Life in These United States' Pays Off For Anaheim Man Walter E. McCracken of 1201 W. Broadway received $100 from the Readers' Digest for a short article he submitted for the "Life in These United States" feature that appears in the magazine every month. After several unsuccessful tries, McCracken submitted an article of national appeal that took place when he and his wife, Mrs. Ysobel McCracken, were traveling through California. This one was accepted and appears in the August Readers' Digest. McCracken, who is a free lance writer, has had several poems published in magazines and has had short stories in the "Argosy," Popular Mechanics" and Religious papers. He is now completing the first draft of a novel he is writing. The SQR Store NOTION DEPT. - STREET FLOOR Tired of Ironing Wash Pants? SIZES TO FIT THE WHOLE FAMILY! Inspirational Talk Highlights Mariners Fire-Circle Meeting Fifty members of the Mariners' group, a christian organization of the Presbyterian church, met in Santiago park around a fire-circle for their regular general meeting, Wednesday night. Highlighting the evening was an enlightening and informative message from a European woman, who came to this country a few months ago. She described conditions abroad and told of the advantages of freedom, urging that everyone strive to keep this valuable feature living. Because her family is still in Europe she requested that her name remain unpublished as a protective measure for their safety. Dave Collins, the skipper, announced that the minstrel show, which has been presented here for the past few years, had been asked to present a one hour show at the convention to be held at the Pacific Palisades August 9 to 13. Special guests of the evening, other than the speaker, were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. David Hall. SIZES TO FIT THE WHOLE FAMILY! Lee-Rowan "Marvel" Trouser Creasers - save hours of ironing time. As pants come out of washer, slip creaser in trousers, adjust to desired size . . . creaser locks itself with correct tension. Trousers are ready to wear when dry. No Clips to Slide No Sagging Two Sizes Fit the Whole Family Rust Resistant Adult Size 85¢ pr. Children's Size 75¢ pr. 2 pr. 1.59 2 pr. 1.39 NOTION DEPT. - STREET FLOOR The S2R Store Europe she requested that her name remain unpublished as a protective measure for their safety. Dave Collins, the skipper, announced that the minstrel show, which has been presented here for the past few years, had been asked to present a one hour show at the convention to be held at the Pacific Palisades August 9 to 13. Special guests of the evening, other than the speaker, were: Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. David Hall. Stanton Items Homer Jenkins returned Monday from a seven month's trip on a merchant marine ship, the O. M. Bernuth, that took him to England, Scotland, Italy and Holland. He presented his mother and maternal grandmother with gifts of beautiful cameo jewelry from Italy. His mother and stepfather are Mr. and Mrs. Duane Bever of 8191 Bever Place, Hynes Estates. His grandmother is Mrs. Effie Cochrane of Lynwood, the Bevers houseguest. Harold Amling, 22 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amling, 10861 S. Flower st., wrote his parents that he was leaving Japan, where he was sent last March after spending some time at home, and would go to Korea. He is with the 24th Ordinance Division under General Dean. After graduating from the Anaheim Union high school, Harold was in the Merchant Marine until he enlisted. Pam, the coach dog of the Richard Yaters, 8201 Starr st., just presented them with eleven pedigreed pups, eight males and three females. Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Wesley Methodist Service Class Has Meeting in Park Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nipp, 506 E. North st., were host and hostess to members of the Service Class of Wesley Methodist church, when they met last evening in the city park. During the business meeting it was decided to have the annual ice cream social on the next regular meeting night, August 17. It will be held on the lawn in front of the church at N. Los Angeles and Wilhelmina sts., from 7 to 9 p.m. Proceeds will go for care of the church lawn which is one of the projects of the class. Following a social hour the hosts served home-made ice cream, cake and coffee. Those present to enjoy the fellowship were: Mrs. Viola Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Boothe and sons, Larry and Darrell; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark and daughter, Betty Jo; Mr. and Mrs. John Albright and son, Jack; Mrs. Mary Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Elliott and the Nipps and their two daughters, Darlene and Sharon. President Nipp was in charge of the home made ice cream; Calvary Baptist Youth to Have Hamburger Fry A hamburger fry will be shared by the young people of the Calvary Baptist church tonight, Friday at 6:30 at the local church. Open to members of the congregation of college, high school and junior high school age, the buffet style barbecue will be served by Mrs. Athey, Mrs. Woods, Miss Martha Butler and Miss Connie Woods. Following the hamburger fry the group will meet for games in the basement of the church and refreshments of cookies and punch will conclude the evening's activities. Chaperones will be Mrs. Athey and the Rev. Bob Kevorkian. The Lois Rebekah Lodge will have its installation tonight at the Odd Fellows Hall on Center st. Donna Czapla of 1112 Pearl st., will celebrate her birthday at a family dinner tonight. Did you know that there six—count 'em—six large picture stores in Anaheim? Carry complete lines of new used furniture, floor coverings and appliances. At the rate homes are being built in area, there is need for a selection of home furnishing in to any one of the six better still, visit them all you will be amazed at the latest choice of furniture available here in our own city. Garey's Quality Furniture at 504 W. Center st., is instituted something so novel and of great interest to the home owner that I want to tell you about For the first time anywhere Orange County, there is a new home within the premises of furniture store—and you will it at Garey's. It occupies space of the average small living room, bedroom, dinette kitchen. Edward Arlen, man of Garey's, invited me to show today and I was delighted what I saw. For its debut, the model In These United States’ Pays Off Anaheim Man E. McCracken of 1201 way received $100 from Anders’ Digest for a short submission for the “Life United States” feature papers in the magazine month. Several unsuccessful tries, then submitted an article of appeal that took place and his wife, Mrs. Ysobel Denken, were traveling California. This one was and appears in the Anders’ Digest. Denken, who is a free lance has had several poems in magazines and has stories in the “Argosy,” Mechanics” and Religious life is now completing the book of a novel he is writing. Rational Talk Nights Mariners Circle Meeting Members of the Mariners’ christian organization of Bayterian church, met in park around a fire-circle regular general meeting, day night. Hunting the evening was an ing and informative message to a European woman, who this country a few months ago described conditions and told of the advantages it, urging that everyone keep this valuable fea- her family is still in the requested that her main unpublished as a measure for their safety. Collins, the skipper, an-that the minstrel show, has been presented here for New years, had been ask-sent a one hour show atention to be held at thealisades August 9 to 13. Guests of the evening, on the speaker, were: Mr. Ed Edwards and Mr. and Dad Hall. Following a social hour the hosts served home-made ice cream, cake and coffee. Those present to enjoy the fellowship were: Mrs. Viola Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Berry, Mr. and Mrs. Neal Boothe and sons, Larry and Darrell; Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Clark and daughter, Betty Jo; Mr. and Mrs. John Albright and son, Jack; Mrs. Mary Oldham, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Elliott and the Nipps and their two daughters, Darlene and Sharon. President Nipp was in charge of the home made ice cream; Mrs. Mary Oldham, in charge of cakes; Neal Boothe and John Albright, tables and equipment and the MYF group served coffee. Personal Mention Mrs. Winifred Conklin of 700 N. Zeyn celebrated her birthday Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. James Schmitz, who were wed June 24 at St. Boniface church, returned from their honeymoon trip recently. Following their marriage the couple went to Catalina, where they remained three days. They then left for a two week stay at Yellowstone. Arriving home, via the coast route, the new Mr. and Mrs. are moving into their home at 1445 Glenneyre ave., Laguna Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Morales, 410 S. Philadelphia, are the parents of a six pound, two and one-half ounce girl born at the Anaheim Community hospital, July 19. Mrs. Jeanne Cariker was honored at a surprise birthday party in the Paul Demaree home, 124 W. Sycamore, following choir practice at the White Temple Methodist church. Going to the Demaree home to see pictures of the extensive trip the family took (Continued on Page 7) Lambie-Pie Annual S STARTS MONDAY JULY 24th 9:30 A.M. SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES Grab Rack TAKE THEM AS THEY ARE Sizes 9-15 10-20 COTTONS - SHEERS CREPES FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $29.95 NOW PRICED $8.75 TO $12.75 Lambie-Pie Stanton Items Jenkins returned Mona seven month's trip on ant marine ship, the O. th, that took him to England, Italy and Holland. d his mother and maandmother with gifts of cameo jewelry from Itamother and stepfather are Mrs. Duane Bever of 8191 race, Hynes Estates. His her is Mrs. Effie CochLynwood, the Bevers st. Amling, 22 year old son of Mrs. Bill Amling, 10861 er st., wrote his parents was leaving Japan, where sent last March after some time at home, and to Korea. He is with the finance Division under Dean. After graduating Anaheim Union high carold was in the Merrine until he enlisted. coach dog of the Richers, 8201 Starr st., just them with eleven pedis, eight males and three Your little lassie will keep "cool as a cucumber" in this ruffled pinafore. Playful little lambs embroidered in simple stitchery bring added charm to this easy-to-sew and easy-to-launder apron. Pattern envelope No. R2063 contains hot-iron transfers for 3 designs, one about 6 by 10 inches, one about 2 inches and the other about 4 inches; stitch illustrations and full directions for pinafore in size 2, 4 and 6. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 828 Mission st., San Francisco 3, Calif. R2063 COTTONS - SHEERS CREPES FORMERLY PRICED UP TO $29.95 NOW PRICED OUR BIEN FORMERLY TO $39.95 ... NOW $22.95 OTHERS FROM $45.00 COATS • FULL LENGTH Sport and Dressy Styles in Forstmann - Juilliard - Imported Woolens Formerly $55-$99 Reduced as-low-as.....$29.75 • SHORTY COATS Gabardine - Fleece - Plaids All Wool Formerly $39.95 As low as.....$14.75 • SPORT JACKETS FOUR ONLY Fine Wool Tweed Were. $35.00 NOW.....$14.75 Goye Suzanne WOMEN'S FASHION Phone 5525 727 No Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Did you know that there are—count 'em—six large furniture stores in Anaheim? They vary complete lines of new and old furniture, floor coverings and appliances. At the rate new ones are being built in this area, there is need for a wide selection of home furnishings. Go to any one of the six, or ever still, visit them all, and you will be amazed at the excee- choice of furniture available here in our own city. Garey's Quality Furniture Store 204 W. Center st., is instituting something so novel and of such interest to the home owner that I want to tell you about it. In the first time anywhere in Orange County, there is a model store within the premises of a furniture store—and you will find Garey's. It occupies the use of the average small home is divided into four rooms—giving room, bedroom, dinette and kitchen. Edward Arlen, manager Garey's, invited me to see it and I was delighted with it. For its debut, the model home is tastefully decorated in contemporary modern. The kitchen is equipped with the latest appliances. The furnishings of the living room and dinette which are adjoining, harmoniously blend with one another even to the wallpaper and pictures on the wall. The bedroom is done in shades of green and grey, putting to good use the new functional pieces which will fit a small room or may be enlarged when more space is available. The grey tones on walnut wood used in the furniture is something very new and most attractive. This home will be redecorated from time to time using different types of furnishings by a staff thoroughly trained in interior decoration. And here is the practical part of this model home; when you select your furniture at Garey's, you can have the things you choose moved into these four rooms so that you can see first-hand how the furnishings of your choice will look together. Isn't that a splendid idea? It takes the guess work out of furnishing a home. You will be hearing a great deal more about this model home. (Continued on Page 7) When Baby Cries Is it temper or temperature? Be safe... be sure... with a B-D BABY FEVER THERMOMETER. Its small specially-designed "security" bulb makes it easy to use. Its wide scale and clear lens make it easy to read. See the B-D BABY FEVER THERMOMETER in its ivory plastic case with pink and blue caps, in an attractive gift box. $1.75 OTHER B-D DEPENDABLE FEVER THERMOMETERS - Asleep $1.35 - Sentinel $1.75 - Red Flash $2.00 Jackson Drug Co. 237 E. Center Ph. 2322 Anaheim, Calif. Summer CLEARANCE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING STORE AIR — CONDITIONED NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGES ALL SALES CASH and FINAL SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES Grab Rack THEM EY ARE $5.00 ANOTHER SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES - SUITS FORMALS, Etc. AT A GIVE - AWAY PRICE $10.00 15 10-20 DRESSES Sizes 12½-24½ NS - SHEERS REPES RICED $8.75 TO $12.75 TISSUE FAILLES - COTTONS - SHEERS Formerly up to $35 NOW REDUCED TO $15.75 & $17.75 OUR BETTER DRESSES 5...NOW $22.75 FORMERLY TO $49.95...NOW $27.75 OTHERS FROM $45.00 UP — GREATLY REDUCED SKIRTS Broken Sizes and Discontinued Styles Crepe and Taffeta-Street and Formal lengths. Formerly priced from $6.95 to $18.95 4.75 7.75 12.75 Wool and Rayon Gabardines, Wool Jersey and others. Fall shades included Were 8.95 & 9.95 Now 6.75 BLOUSES Broken sizes and discontinued styles. Includes Dressy, sport and Formal styles in a variety of materials. Formerly $6.95 to $18.95 Reduced to $3.75 to $11.75 HOUSECOATS Taffets, Crepe and Rayon Jersey. Various Prices from $8.95 to $17.95 Now 6.75 - 9.75 - 11.75 HATS Regardless of Price ... Spring and Summer styles and many fall felts reduced to empty our Millinery Dept. Hats formerly price up to $45.00 MARKED DOWN TO..... $2 $7 $10 SUITS Sizes 9-17—10-20 Exceptional Values All Wool Formerly to $59,95 Way below Cost at Another Group Forstmann - Juilliard Botney 100% Virgin Wool Val. to 89.95 NOW 34.75 & 39.75 Rayon Gabardine White-Pink-Aqua Gold-Navy Reg. $29.95 To clear at $19.75 Other outstanding reductions in fine gabardines, faffles, and novelty fabrics—many colors and styles for Fall and Winter wearing. All reduced to sell Suzanne Style Shop WOMEN'S FASHIONS — ACCESSORIES 727 No. Los Angeles Anaheim