anaheim-gazette 1950-08-02

HONOREES—Mrs. Mary Thompson (left), and Mrs. Homer Long (right), with gifts they receive from host of friends attending a surprise birthday and house-warming party held Tuesday night at the Long home. Friends Honor Thompson-Long Mrs. Homer Long and Mrs. Mary Thompson were honored at a housewarming and surprise birthday party Tuesday evening, when a group of their fellow-employees from the S. Q. R. store HONOREES—Mrs. Mary Thompson (left), and Mrs. Homer Long (right), with gifts they received from host of friends attending a surprise birthday and house-warming party held Tuesday night at the Long home. Friends Honor Thompson-Long Mrs. Homer Long and Mrs. Mary Thompson were honored at a housewarming and surprise birthday party Tuesday evening, when a group of their fellow-employees from the S. Q. R. store met in the Long home at 6302 Los Robles st., Buena Park. An added surprise came for Mrs. Long, who hostessed the birthday party for Mrs. Thompson, when the guests presented her with a gift for her new home. Games were played in keeping with the occasion and prizes were awarded the winners. Retirements of ice cream cake and coffee were served following the opening of gifts by the honored pair. Attending were: Martha Schumacher, Hattie Nichols, Hertha McLachlan Billie Coughlan, Evelyn Franzen, Grace Witherill, Dorothy Bradley, Pauline Brunn, Joe Culpepper, Ann Goodrun, Murial Singleton, Frances Stratford, Minnie Dammers, Angeline Dewitt, Kathleen Gilbert, Ruth Burr, Fern Marley, Elsie Jewell, Georgia Court, Opal Stephens, Yetive Goyd, Ruby Long, Phyllis Hankins, Mary Hund, Emma Flower. Mrs. Thompson's daughters, Merle Taylor and Ruth Reynolds and the two honorees. Calls have been pouring in to the Stanton Chamber of Commerce telling how lovely Miss Stanton looked on television; Channel 5, Sunday night on the Magazine of the Week. Miss Stanton, who is Miss Charmaine Murray, is a strong contender for Queen of the Orange County Fair. She is being sponsored by the chamber and is an employee of the Anaheim office of the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co. Anaheim's August Dollar Days. Friday and Saturday, Aug. 4 and 5. CLOSEOUT SPECIAL 10-inch Television Don't Miss This! We Give Gold Bond Stamps ORVAL STARMER Phone 4824 Our good cook of the week is Mrs. Mary Summers who lives at 1648 East Center st. Mary has sent in her recipe for Swedish meat balls from her big file of meat recipes. This is what she has to say about it: "I have enjoyed this recipe very much. It seems we never have too many recipes for ground meat, especially now when our meat prices are so high." Mary knows a great deal about cookery for her husband is H. W. Summers, a butcher at the west end Alpha Beta Market. The Summers family, which includes 14 year old DeLos Summers, has just returned from a three weeks vacation trip through the redwood country. They took with them a tear drop trailer and camped along the Eel River at Richardson's Grove near Garberville. The Summers returned well tanned from a leisurely vacation near the water and very enthusiastic about the part of the country they visited. This is Mary Summer's recipe: SWEDISH MEAT BALLS Ask your butcher to grind very fine: 1 lb. beef ½ lb. veal ½ lb. side pork The other ingredients are: 1 cup cream (or evaporated milk) 2 eggs 6 slices fresh white bread 3 tablespoons fat 2 tablespoons chopped onion 1 can mushroom soup Salt and pepper to taste Fry the onion in the fat. (Mary uses butter.) Beat eggs, add the cream and pour over bread and let soak. Mix all the other ingredients together except the mushroom soup. Make into small bite-size meat balls and fry until brown. Pour mushroom soup over the meat balls and simmer for one hour. Shopping Around Town You will be pleased to know of probably do all the shelves in the kitchen in 30 minutes. Sta-Triit it is called has just come on market and is sold in Anaheim Mercury Stationers and Primark 139 S. Los Angeles st. You simply press this paper your shelves where it adhere smoothly by means of gum strips parallel with the edge which eliminates the use of these. It is plastic-coated and wavy. To use it, pull off the which covers the gummed stallay the shelf paper with the snug against the back of the sack and press down the back eagle Press the gummed edge under front of the shelf. That is all that is to it once you have cut length you need. This magic press-on shelf piles in widths of 13 or 17 inches 30 feet of paper to a roll. The selection of colors include yellow, green and blue. Been to the Library Lately There are 25,000 volumes Anaheim's public library and books are added each month Homemakers, the library books of special interest to there are books on home repair house plans, interior decor sewing, upholstering, and the best copies of many of the popular women's magazines. Should some member of your family be job hunting, suggest (Continued on Page 7) CLOSEOUT SPECIAL 10-inch Television Don't Miss This! We Give Gold Bond Stamps ORVAL STARMER Phone 4824 747 N. Los Angeles St. —Anaheim— NEVER A HUNGRY MOMENT Amazing New Food Tablets Plan MAKE YOU LOSE FAT! SAFELY-EASILY-QUICKLY or No Cost START LOSING FAT FIRST DAY WITHOUT STARVATION, HARMFUL DRUGS, LAXATIVES, EXERCISE, MASSAGE Yes, this new kind of reducing plan is the easy, safe way, the way urged by many doctors, to lose ugly fat. Slix Tablets are a condensed food supplement designed to act 3 ways: (1) To help appease your hunger, to cut down your appetite automatically, yet you don't leave the table hungry; (2) They include nutritious elements to help maintain your energy while losing weight; (3) The Slix eating regimen allows many foods, falsely labeled as "fattening" by many ordinary diets. TAKE OFF FAT FIRST 8 DAYS OR NO COST If your excess weight is caused by overeating (and not by a glandular condition), Slix Tablets, taken as directed will reduce your weight first 8 days—or you pay nothing! MAKE THIS 8-DAY TEST Get a box of Slix Tablets today, and use as directed. Check your weight before and after using Slix Tablets. Your money back if not delighted with results. Pacific Health Food Store 228 EAST CENTER ST. Nurse Tells How to Reduce "I've been overweight since childhood, and have experimented with many reducing programs. I find the Slix Tablet plan the ideal reduction aid. It's less drastic, requires no starvation and it's safe because it contains no harmful drugs." Mrs. J. H. Chicago, Illinois TELEPHONE 3394 Simple and Sweet This attractive and practical apron is sure proof that you remain neat and pretty when busy with household chores. It the cover-all with appliqué morning glories and make a holder to match. Pattern envelope No. R2569 contains tissue pattern for aprons, tracings and designs, color choices, stitch illustrations and directions. To obtain this pattern, send cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zeroth number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 828 Mission San Francisco 3, Calif. Social and Club Activities Jackie Cushing—Phone 2206 Page 3 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, August 2, 1950 Eirthday Honors Given Stanley-Ralph Comstock Ralph and Stanley Comstock were honored at a birthday celebration recently held at the R. Comstock home at 711 S. Philadelphia. Members of the family enjoyed playing ping pong, croquet, and badminton in the patio during the afternoon and later in the evening retired to the house, where the honorees were presented with their birthday cakes and gifts. Every month, with the exception of two, someone in the family has a birthday and it has become a monthly event for the group to meet in the home of the honored guest for an afternoon and evening of fellowship. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Comstock and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Comstock and Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Nichols, Mrs. Emma Comstock, Mrs. Ralph Comstock, Betty and Terry, Mrs. Stanley Comstock and Steven, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Comstock, Carol and Dickie. Sorority Council Meets at Potluck Potluck Dinner Shared by VFW Post-Auxiliary A group of forty met Monday night for a combined VFW post and auxiliary potluck dinner held in the City park. Leslie Fowler was welcomed back to the group after a two and one half months stay in Washington, Md., where she visited friends and relatives. Tuesday the sewing group of the VFW auxiliary met in their hall on Philadelphia st., for their regular meeting. Refreshments of homemade ice cream and cake were served to the nineteen attending at the close of the evening. Hostesses were Minnie Harvey and Alma Richards. WCTU Installs New Officers at Tuesday Meeting Installation of new officers highlighted the annual out-door luncheon of the WCTU held in the city park Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. W. B. Demaree conducted the installation ceremonies in the absence of County President Mrs. Estelle Harner. New officers Sorority Council Meets at Potluck A group of girls met with Mrs. Esther Hatch Monday afternoon at a potluck luncheon given in the Women's Lounge at Fullerton Junior college to discuss plans for sorority "Rush week" and the calendar for sorority activities this coming year. Two representatives from each of the three groups on campus were present to offer their ideas and hear the views of others. This representative group will serve as a panhellenic board next year. Tentative plans were made concerning pledging, the choosing of pledges and dates for each organization's activities. Attending, in addition to Mrs. Hatch, were Delores Sehr, Marcia La Monte, Betty Bolten, Ernestine Smith, Marilyn Bernstrauch and Jackie Cushing. Kirkelie-Clements Say Marriage Vows In Las Vegas, Nev. Miss Beverly Kirkelie of Anaheim and Lloyd Clements of Fullerton were married Saturday afternoon at a wedding chapel in Las Vegas, Ney. The bride chose a spruce green suit with white accessories for her wedding ensemble. Faith Angus served as her only attendant, while Robert C. Barry was best man to the groom. The couple have made their home in Anaheim upon their return from Nevada. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. O. Kirkelle of 201 N. Emily st. She attended Anaheim Union high school and is now employed at the S.Q.R. store. The groom is the son of Mrs. Esther Clements of 125 E. Elm st., Fullerton, is a graduate of Fullerton High school and is now working with a building contractor. Stanton Items Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klemm WCTU Installs New Officers at Tuesday Meeting Installation of new officers highlighted the annual out-door lunch-eon of the WCTU held in the city park Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. T. W. L. Demaree conducted the installation ceremonies in the absence of County President Mrs. Estelle Harper. New officers include: Mrs. Cora Marsh, president; Mrs. Lucy Daugherty, vice-president and corresponding secretary; Mrs. Myrtle Owens record-in gsecretary and Mrs. Melissa Hauswold, treasurer. Preceding the afternoon meeting a short devotional was given by Mrs. George Fendley. Included in the program was a talk given by Mrs. Burman, formerly a missionary in South America, concerning the interest in temperance work shown in that country. Mrs. Demaree, installing officer, related some of her experiences in Japan where she was a missionary also and Mrs. Owens, gave an account of an article in the latest issue of the Christian Advocate entitled, "They Have Found an Answer in Milwaukee." This article dealt with the problem of alcoholism. Personal Mention Invitations have been received to the wedding reception of Miss Mildred Campbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lois Campbell of La Canada and George O. Griffith, son of Mrs. George D. Griffith and the late George Griffith of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Antolin, 10861 Berry st., are the parents of a six pound, four ounce daughter born at the Orange county hospital July 30. Miss Gloria Temple of rt. 2, 6161 E. Lincoln ave., celebrated her birthday with her family July 30. She returned from summer sessions at the University of California at Berkeley, where she is majoring in dental hygiene. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bristol of 749 N. Sabina st., has an eight pound, four ounce girl, born August 1 at the Fullerton Cottage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott Shower Tuesday Miss Bonnie Bennett West st., was honored night at a prenuptial s service, the John Groff home Thomas st., Buena Park Ron Groff was hostess event. Gifts were presented honoree in a canvas cloak, which was decorated event, and games applied to the occasion were pie. Pie and coffee were refreshments, with candy also given the guests. Attending in addition already mentioned we Ethel Bennett, mother Stanton Items Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Klemm, 7652 E. Cerritos ave., and Sharon, Betty and Donald, drove to Lake Hume in the High Sierras over the week-end. Mrs. Klem and the children will stay until next Saturday to attend the Baptist Young People's conference. The Klemm's drove up in a party that included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Remland and son, Eldon of 308 E. Alberta, Anaheim, and Mrs. H. E. Remland, 9422 Stanton ave., and daughter, Miss Mildred Remland. All are members of the Bethel Baptist church on Lemon and Broadway in Anaheim. Mrs. H. E. Remland, Carl Remland and Ralph Klenn returned Sunday night to their homes and will drive up again next Saturday to bring back the delegates. According to a report from the selective service, 186 Orange county youths received orders Monday and Tuesday for pre-induction physical examinations. Local Board No. 135 serving Stanton and other West Orange county communities has sent out 60 men. On our board is Ray N. Overacker, attorney, Huntington Beach, who is chairman and he is assisted by C. A. Schmitt, Anaheim and Herbert M. Warren of Yorba Linda. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Beavers of Court st., returned Sunday night from Chino where they had been visiting their daughter, Mrs. Rex Livingston and Mr. Livingston. Miss Gloria Temple of rt. 2, 6161 E. Lincoln ave., celebrated her birthday with her family July 30. She returned from summer sessions at the University of California at Berkeley, where she is majoring in dental hygiene. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Bristol of 749 N. Sabina st., has an eight pound, four ounce girl, born August 1 at the Fullerton Cottage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Elliott, 14352 E. Winston rd. have a girl born at the Fullerton General hospital, July 31. Want year 'round menu TO BE WEL—Miss Bonnie Bennett and friends play game of bridal bridge at pre-nuptial shower Tuesday night, honoring Miss Bennett's coming marriage to Leroy Penhall. Pictured from left to right are: Jeanne French, Sharon Groff, hostess, the honoree and Jeanette Griggs. Gazette Photo by Bradley Bonnie Bennett Feted at Bridal Shower Tuesday Miss Bonnie Bennett of 211 N. West. st., was honored Tuesday night at a prenuptial shower in the John Groff home at 7101 Thomas st., Buena Park. Mrs. Sharon Groff was hostess at the event. Gifts were presented to the honoree in a canvas clothes basket, which was decorated for the event, and games appropriate to the occasion were played. Pie and coffee were served for honoree, Mrs. Penhall, mother of the groom-to-be, Nancy Groff, Arlene Crowell, Helen Comstock, Shirley Strong, June Hayes, Beverly Wallace, Carolyn Deetz, Sue Howard, Phyllis Officer, Audrey Kruse, Norma Scaeen, Jean French, Hazel Ledbetter and Jeanette Griggs. C. Chamberlin Receives Sixth Birthday Honors Carol Chamberlin celebrated her birthday Tuesday at a party "WORTH-WHILE WORK" Domestic Woman Underestimates Importance of Her Job Dear Miss Dix: What can a woman do when she has reached the age of 40 and realizes that she Shower Tuesday Miss Bonnie Bennett of 211 N. West. st., was honored Tuesday night at a prenuptial shower in the John Groff home at 7101 Thomas st., Buena Park. Mrs. Sharon Groff was hostess at the event. Gifts were presented to the honoree in a canvas clothes basket, which was decorated for the event, and games appropriate to the occasion were played. Pie and coffee were served for refreshments, with candy and nuts also given the guests. Attending in addition to those already mentioned were: Mrs. Ethel Bennett, mother of the C. Chamberlin Receives Sixth Birthday Honors Carol Chamberlin celebrated her birthday Tuesday at a party given in her honor. Guests met at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Donald Chamberlin of 600 N. Bush st. Following the serving of ice cream, cake and punch, the group left for Balboa where they spent the afternoon enjoying the beach. Attending were: Diane and Lynn Koleto, Tina Duennel, Carol Lawller, Carol Margaret Symonds, Gail Grover and Mr. and Mrs. L. Symonds. Mrs. Bernie Niiles of E. Ball rd., returned home last week after spending several days with friends at their cabin in the mountains. 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