anaheim-gazette 1950-07-27

POTLUCK DINNER—Florence Northrup of the Health Food Store, 228 E. Center, and several friends interested in foods for health shared a potluck dinner in the dining room of the White Temple Methodist church Wednesday evening. The food showed the many tasty dishes that can be made of sby beans and various unusual products. A short program followed the dinner. POTLUCK DINNER—Florence Northrup of the Health Food Store, 228 E. Center, and several friends interested in foods for health shared a potluck dinner in the dining room of the White Temple Methodist church Wednesday evening. The food showed the many tasty dishes that can be made of soybeans and various unusual products. A short program followed the dinner. BIRTHDAY PARTY—Bobby Sharp of 554 S. Palm was honored on his third birthday at a party in the City park Tuesday. Ice cream and cake were served preceding the opening of gifts. The group then spent the afternoon in the park playground. Pictured in first row, left to right, are: Ronnie Crawford, Linda Crawford, Douglas Henry, Debie Fee, the honoree, Judy Joyce, Louise Trapp, Bill Trapp, and Douglas Trapp. Second row: Mrs. Vivian Crawford, Mrs. John Henry, Mrs. D. F. Fee, Mrs. G. R. Sharp, mother of the honoree and Mrs. Henry Trapp. The SQR Store MAIN FLOOR Bright...Vivid...Glowing Flash Fire Colors PHOENIX Socks A brand new color inspiration by Phoenix. Rich brilliant flourescent colors that actually glow — knitted into many of the new Phoenix designs. Smart, eye-catching, they'll be top favorites of all children. Sizes 4-11. 39c - 55c The S2R store MEN'S DEPT.—MAIN FLOOR Social and Club Activities Jackie Cushing—Phone 2206 Ethelynn Gregory-Paul Montgomery Recite Vows Miss Ethelynn Gregory and Paul Montgomery were married Saturday at a chapel in Yuma, Ariz., in an informal, double ring ceremony, with the Rev. Harold Lutes as acting clergy. The bride chose a blue summer dress with white accessories for her wedding ensemble. A white corsage was further accent to her dress. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Blaisher were attendants to the couple. Interesting to note is that Mrs. Blaisher, sister of the bride and her husband were also married in the same chapel on the same date eight years previously. It was also the scene of the brother of the bride, Jack Gregory's, marriage. Mrs. Blaisher wore a white dress with corresponding accessories. Upon the return of the bridal party to Anaheim, a reception was held in the Gregory home. A large tiered wedding cake, with tiny bride and groom, lighted candles and summer flowers decorated the serving table. Mrs. Gregory presided as hostess at the occasion, Assisting her were: Mrs. Braisher, Miss Joyce Enloe and Mrs. Georgia Williams, sister of the groom. Attending the reception were: Mrs. Paul Rogers, Mrs. Peggy Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey McWilliams. Friday Night Date Of Grace Lutheran Ice Cream Social Gallons and gallons of ice cream will be served to cool the parched throats of the hungry Grace Lutheran congregation, their friends and other members of the community at the Grace Lutheran church Friday, July 28, 5 to 8 p.m. It is the annual Ice Cream Social with this year's event planned to be bigger and better than ever before. Families of the community are urged not to make any dessert for their evening meal on Friday, but to join others at the church at 400 S. Palm st. for ice cream, cake, coffee and punch anytime between the hours of 5 and 8 p.m. Ice cream will be served on the church lawn between the church and the parish house and members of the Junior Luther League of the church will be the hosts. Special feature of the evening will be the showing of the full-length, technicolor movie entitled "The Enchanted Forest," along with the showing of a color cartoon. This will begin at 8:00 p.m. in the church basement. "The evening has been especially planned to entertain the entire family," says Miss Joanne Stovall, president of the Junior Luther League, adding that, "everybody likes ice cream, and the movie is one which is suitable for every Upon the return of the bridal party to Anaheim, a reception was held in the Gregory home. A large tiered wedding cake, with tiny bride and groom, lighted candles and summer flowers decorated the serving table. Mrs. Gregory presided as hostess at the occasion. Assisting her were: Mrs. Braisher, Miss Joyce Enloe and Mrs. Georgia Williams, sister of the groom. Attending the reception were: Mrs. Paul Rogers, Mrs. Peggy Boykin, Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey McWilliams, Eugene Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Herron, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brown, all of Los Angeles; Harold Braisher, Miss Dorothy Manion, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Merchant, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Daugherty, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gregory, H. Diaz, F. Gregory, Mrs. Thelma Vandiver, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. Thelma Enloe, Mrs. Lois Wilkerson, P. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery, Kenneth Vandiver and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gregory. Both the bride and groom are graduates of Anaheim Union high school. The new Mrs. Montgomery is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gregory of 503 E. Broadway and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery of N. Lemon st. 50 White Temple Youth Enjoy Moon On Harbor Boatride Fifty members of the high school and college MYF at the White Temple Methodist church of Anaheim took a moonlight boat ride around Los Angeles - Long Beach Harbor last night, accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Butterworth and Minister of Youth Chuck Wiggins. The water taxi left the First Street landing in San Pedro for a two hour cruise, both inside and outside the harbor. Carolyn Lenz provided a background of accordion music for the singing of popular and camp songs. Special guests were Rev. and Airs. Douglas Henderson of the Epworth Methodist church in San Francisco and their children, who recently helped to entertain the touring Footlighters from White Temple in their northern city. Others enjoying the boat ride included: Darrel Meade, Jack Meade, Webster Wright, Melva Graham, Joe Moody, Roy Casey, Phoebe Merriman, Shelley Smith, Dean Stokes, Mary Jo Duncan, Don Hillary, Don Brummet, Loren Herman, Duane Duncan, Neva Wedin, Gordon Schwacofer, Sally Taylor, Myrna Llewellyn, Mary Special feature of the evening will be the showing of the full-length, technicolor movie entitled "The Enchanted Forest," along with the showing of a color cartoon. This will begin at 8:00 p.m. in the church basement. "The evening has been especially planned to entertain the entire family," says Miss Joanne Stovall, president of the Junior Luther League, adding that, "everybody likes ice cream, and the movie is one which is suitable for every member of the family." Grace Lutherans welcome the community to join them in fun and fellowship at their 1950 ice cream social. Allen-Stockton Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen, 10662 Chestnut st., Stanton, announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanette to Charles L. Stockton, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Stockton, 323-14th st., Seal Beach. The young couple met at Big Bear while on vacation, three years ago. Both have been attending Fullerton Junior college. The groom-to-be will complete one more semester of college and then be employed with his father, who operates the Seal Beach pier. An early fall wedding has been planned; the date to be announced later by the bride's parents. Jeanette was a recent contestant in the Queen contest sponsored by the Stanton Chamber of Commerce. Beribboned Basket We guarantee your family joy it! 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This beribboned basket adds a note of individuality to any room. Measuring approximately 15 inches in height, it is quickly and easily crocheted with the base wide enough to hold a water tumbler for fresh flowers. Starch the lacy basket stiffly for the best effect. Pattern envelope No. R2829 contains complete crocheting instructions, material requirements, stitch illustration and finishing directions. 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. Just what you've been waiting for... the big new book of needlework news! Chock-full of fascinating designs, including four gift patterns with instructions printed in the book. Special features... needle "know-how" and exciting information on what's-new-to-make. Send 25 cents in coin. Post-Auxiliary Potluck Slated Monday, July 31 Monday, July 31, was the date announced at the VFW auxiliary meeting Monday night in the VFW hall on N. Philadelphia for the pint post and auxiliary potluck. More plans for the series of card parties, the first to be held some time in August, were made, and pal Walters and Irene Brown were named as delegates to the national convention to be held in August. Special guest was Lucille Couss. Refreshments were served by Mary and Agnes Hund. August 1 the regular sewing meeting of the group will be held with Alma Richards and Minnie Harvey acting as hostesses: Job’s Daughters Mothers Group Meets in Orange Mrs. Merle Sowden of Mesa Dr. Orange, was hostess at the meeting of the Job’s Daughters Mothers Club Tuesday night. A short business meeting was resided over by President Elsie Jennn and discussion of the group’s bazaar to be held the next week in December took place. Following the meeting, the group journeyed to work on items that will be sold at the bazaar. Reshments served by the hostess included the evening's activities. Attending in addition to the hosts and Mrs. Glenn were Mrs. Eulah Jennings, Mrs. Altha Roseook, Mrs. Karl Bastian and Marret Vincent. Bruce Royer of Orangethorpe is now the life guard and Stanton Items John Rice, producer of the television show on Channel 5, Magazine of the Week, notified Mrs. Julian Black, secretary of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, that Miss Stanton will be the cover girl on the show Sunday night at 10:00 p.m. Miss Stanton is the lovely Miss Charmaine Murray, winner of the recent queen contest sponsored by the Stanton Chamber. This will be the initial program on which a girl from Orange county has been featured. The Coale Service station, 10511 Stanton ave., owned by Lewis Coale of Fullerton was looted, between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 7 am. Wednesday, for the second time within four days. The first time only half dollars and quarters, in the amount of $1.50 was taken. This time the thief took $14. The building committee of the Stanton Chamber today passed on a permit for Nelson B. Reames to establish a stock feeding ranch for 12 Tennessee show horses. Raising horses is a hobby with Mr. Reames. His property on the north side of Cerritos at 8331 is 660 feet deep and 332 feet wide, 650 feet west of Dale ave. The stables in a central position to be 110 feet or more from the front of each property line adjoining, will be 36x36 feet. Mrs. King Rutledge, 7511 E. Cerritos ave., returned Monday from a four day visit with her daughter, Kathy, and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horley of San Rafael. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson, 1401 E. Santa Ana, returned from a trip by car to Kentucky where they visited relatives, in Eddyville, Louisville and Paducah. Antiques and crystal collections were purchased by the Robertsons along the way. Mr. Robertson is back at work in his real estate office at 114 N. Clementine. Gerald "Jerry" Clabaugh, son of Mrs. Elmer Clabaugh of Fullerton, arrived home for a 48 hour pass recently. He is scheduled to leave soon with a naval air group for action in the far east. Clabaugh, AM second class, has served with the navy for the past four years and just recently re-enlisted for another six years. SO DIFFERENT! grove-fresh ORANGE NOT CARBONATED So good—pasteurized for purity So easy—just punch and pour So handy—no deposits, no returns So big—7 full servings So inexpensive—less than 4½c per serving Following the meeting, the group journeyed to work on items that will be sold at the bazaar. Reshments served by the hostess included the evening's activities. Attending in addition to the hosts and Mrs. Glenn were, Mrs. Eulah Jennings, Mrs. Altha Rosecook, Mrs. Karl Bastian and Marret Vincent. Bruce Royer of Orangethorpe is now the life guard and swimming instructor at the Fuller high school pool, after receiving training at the Red Cross center in Catalina. Gene Royer is also a swimming instructor at the arrowhead Yacht club. Frank Navarra, Jr., of 317 S. Nash st., was honored on his birthday, July 25, at a family dinner. Dr. H. C. Vogt has returned to its office at 107 E. Center st., after completing a refresher course in micro Occipital Technics. Mrs. King Rutledge, 7511 E. Cerritos ave., returned Monday from a four day visit with her daughter, Kathy, and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Horley of San Rafael. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wettstein and their son, Floyd, are settled in their attractive new home at 7032 E. Cerritos ave. Wettstein is a boatswain's mate at Los Alamitos in the active reserve. Congratulations to Mrs. Lucille Kruell of 214 N. Palm st., on her birthday. Dr. Carl Vogt of San Francisco was a recent guest in the home of Dr. H. C. Vogt, 9572 S. East st. SAFEWAY GROUND BEEF We guarantee your family will enjoy it! Serve it their favorite way... as sizzling meat patties, as tasty meat loaf, as flavorful creamed ground beef, as appetizing meat balls... watch the smiles of satisfaction as your family enjoys the tenderness, the flavor, the juiciness, the freshness of Safeway ground beef. Serve it often and save at Safeway's low price. Bacon Squares Cello Wrapped lb. 29¢ Dry Salt Pork Excellent for Seasoning Beans lb. 29¢ Lamb Chops Small Loin (Per lb. 99¢) Large Loin lb. 89¢ Lamb Rib Chops Excellent to Breil lb. 85¢ Lamb Breast To Stew, Bake or Fricassee lb. 19¢ Leg of Lamb Fully Trimmed Shank Removed lb. 73¢ Beef Liver For a Delicious Meal Serve With Bacon lb. 69£ Beef Short Ribs To Bake or Braise lb. 33£ Boiling Beef Plate Meat, Cut From U.S. Graded GOOD Beef lb. 25£ Corned Beef Boneless Brisket Serve Hot or Cold lb. 63¢ CHICKENS TO FRY Manor House, Eviscerated, Grade A. Cut up. lb. 69¢ LAMB ROAST Shoulder, square cut. No neck, no shank. lb. 49¢ BEEF ROAST Shoulder chuck. From U.S. graded GOOD beef. lb. 55¢ SLICED BACON Grade B. Layer Pack. lb. 53¢ Hallibul Steaks Pan ready Salmon Steaks Northern Pan ready Breaded Shrimp Ready to cook Green Shrimp Large size, to fry. VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEACHES ELBERTA FREESTONES Tree-Ripened, Full-Flavored lb. 9¢ NOT CARBONATED So good—pasteurized for purity So easy—just punch and pour So handy—no deposits, no returns So big—7 full servings So inexpensive—less than 4½¢ per serving CANNED FOODS Mushroom Sauce Ham & Limas Whole Oysters Nor West Leg of Lamb Fully Trimmed Shank Removed lb. 73¢ Beef Liver For a Delicious Meal Serve With Bacon lb. 69¢ Beef Short Ribs To Bake or Brise lb. 33¢ Boiling Beef Plate Meat, Cut From U.S. Graded GOOD Beef lb. 25¢ Corned Beef Beneless Brisket Serve Hot or Cold lb. 63¢ SLICED BACON Grade B Layer Pack. lb. 53¢ VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES PEACHES ELBERTA FREESTONES Tree-Ripened, Full-Flavored lb. 9¢ BY THE LUG FOR CANNING lb. 8½¢ ORANGES Medium Size Valenclas Heavy With Juice lb. 4¢ GREEN BEANS Kentucky Wonders 2 lbs. 19£ CARROTS Freshly Pulled, Crisp, Tender. Tops Removed 2 lbs. 9£ CELERY Utah Type, Crisp, Fresh. For Salads or to Cook lb. 6¢ CANNED FOODS Mushroom Sauce Deluxe can 51 oz. lb. 10¢ Ham & Limas Nor West can 21½ oz. lb. 35¢ Dennison's brand Whole Oysters Nor West can 19 oz. lb. 41¢ Cut Oysters Nor West can 9 oz. lb. 37¢ Pink Salmon Prince Leaf 76 oz. lb. 25¢ Lunch Tongue Libby can 6 oz. lb. 29£ Grapefruit Juice Town House 46 oz. lb. 37£ Sweetened or natural. 118 oz. 10¢ Libby Vegetables Mixed Garden. HOUSEHOLD ITEMS Wood Cream Gold Seal platinum 58¢ Glass Wax Gold Seal platinum 59¢ MORE LOW PRICES Fresh Bread small leaf 14¢ larger leaf 19¢ Mrs. Wright's sliced, White or wheat. Yellow Margarine pk. 28¢ Parkay or Allsweet, Quartered, corticed. Blue Cheese Kraft Blue Chips, Natural 4 oz. roll 27£ Kern Preserves 3 quarts jars 29£ Grape, Peach, or Apricot. Mayonnaise Nu Mode Half-pint jar, 20c, pint jar, 35c. Cinch Cake Mix pkg. 33£ White, Gold, Spice, or Devil Fudge. Marshmallows Fluffiest pkg. 25£ Laundry Soap Daybreak 4 bins 19£ YOU SAVE...EVERYDAY AT SAFEWAY PINEAPPLE Summer Isles Half Slices 25¢ TOMATO JUICE Libby Brand 18 oz. can, 11c can 24¢ PORK & BEANS Dennison's 15½ oz. can 3 cans 25c can 14¢ Cheese Food Breeze brand. Mild flavor. (½-lb. pkg., 19c) 2-lb. leaf 65¢ Nob Hill Coffee Top quality in economy bag. (2-lb. bag, 1.41) 1-lb. bag 71¢ BUTTER Dairy Glen First Quality Quartered. lh. 64¢ Montrose Butter First Quality U.S. Certified Grade AA, each quarter-pound foil wrapped. Challenge Butter First Quality lh. 65¢ Spring House Butter First quality, Grade A, quartered, cortoned. DRY BEANS Sunny Hills brand Baby Limas, Pinks, Pintos, Reds, Small Whites, Large Whites, packed in Cello. 2-pound size bag 21¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JULY 29, 1950, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to install prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY