anaheim-gazette 1950-08-09

BRIDAL SHOWER... Miss Oda Idso, who will wed Kenneth Hatten August 19, stands before array of gifts given her at the pre-nuptial shower in the Kruse home Tuesday evening. Standing from left to right are: the bride-elect; Miss Audrey Kruse, hostess and Miss Lucy Idso, twin sister of the honored guest. Oda Idso Honored At Bridal Shower Tuesday Evening A pre-nuptial shower was given Miss Oda Idso, 129 Rose dr., Fullerton, bride-elect of Kenneth Hatten, Tuesday night in the Kruse home, 810 N. Los Angeles st., with Miss Audrey Kruse acting as host- McCoy Tractor Employees Have Dinner-Meeting Employees of the Tractor Division of the McCoy Motor co., attended a dinner-meeting Saturday night at Knott's Berry Farm, with wives invited to be special guests Stanton Items Donny Wires, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wires Oda Idso Honored At Bridal Shower Tuesday Evening A pre-nuptial shower was given Miss Oda Idso, 129 Rose dr., Fullerton, bride-elect of Kenneth Hatten, Tuesday night in the Kruse home, 810 N. Los Angeles st., with Miss Audrey Kruse acting as hostess at the occasion. Three arch ways, accented by lilies of the valley and wedding bells, with a tiny bride and her attendants standing beneath it, served as appropriate decorations for the party. Lavender and blue, the color of the dresses worn by Miss Idso and her twin sister Lucy Idso, was the color scheme used throughout the decorations. A card game was enjoyed by the guests with prizes awarded to the winning players. Refreshments of chicken salad and hot rolls were served by the hostess preceded by the opening of gifts by the honoree. Tiny nut cups with wedding bells were also given each guest. Attending in addition to those already mentioned were: Lois Baret, Shirley Essary, Mrs. Fred Hatten, mother of the groom-to-be; Mrs. Leo Friis, Mrs. Dorothy Heinze, Mrs. Dorothy Frances, Mrs. Otto Idso, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Kruse, Vera Franklin, Lillian Bailey. Unable to attend, but sending gifts were: Mildred Fitz and Phyllis Serre. Mrs. Barnes Brodie of 111 MacArthur Manor, arrived home from the Fullerton Cottage hospital with her daughter, Ruth, born August 3. Welcoming them were Mr. Brodie and Ruth's two brothers; Michael, $2½,$4½. McCoy Tractor Employees Have Dinner-Meeting Employees of the Tractor Division of the McCoy Motor co., attended a dinner-meeting Saturday night at Knott's Berry Farm, with wives invited to be special guests at the occasion. Following dinner, the group attended the horse show, which is a featured entertainment at Knotts. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. John Gilchrist, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Compton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill McIlrath and their house guest, Mrs. Works of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Art Hawkes, Mr. and Mrs. William Story, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cushing and Emery Solter. Unable to attend were Miss Shirley Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller. Miss Joan Robinson of 1112 Lincoln ave., arrived home Tuesday after a weeks stay at the Friends church camp at Quaker Meadow in the High Sierras. While there she enjoyed many scenic places of interest and took part in the numerous activities the camp provided. Young people of high school and junior college age from Quaker churches all over California attended. Smart Slipcovers Donny Wires, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wires, 7172 Thornton ave., Hanson Manor, has just returned from a two week's visit with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noble of 609 Burlingame, Brentwood. Wires, Sr., who returned from Clark Field, Manila, early this year where he was a sergeant in the United States Air Force, is now an inspector at the Long Beach Douglas plant. He held a similar job at the Santa Monica Douglas plant before going into the service. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Lupton, 7161 E. Monroe st., left July 15, in their beautiful new trailer and Cadillac for Mammouth Lake, to enjoy an extended fishing trip. Last Friday word was received that the Doctor's brother, Fred, in Portland was seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Broderick of Long Beach, close friends of the Lupton's drove up to the lake and accompanied the Luptons to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Moore, 7232 Monroe st., were hosts to two of Val's dance students for three days last week: Dolores Pool, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Todd Pool, 111 E. Alberta st., while her mother was at the Fullerton General hospital with her new baby brother, Danny Charles, born August 2. The name Charles was chosen in honor of Mr. Moore; Doris Rouland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rouland, 7395 S. Hanson ave., was the other house guest. Mrs. Jack Fore of Hanson Manor will return to St. Mary's hospital in Long Beach, today, to have a second operation on her arm. Dr. W. T. Burns will be assisted by three specialists. Mrs. Fore is staying with her mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Dennie Wilson, while her husband is in Venezuela with an oil company. Carlson Circle Meets in Park Twenty-one adults and 25 children were present when the Carl- Good Underwear is an economy in the long run! 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The only business of the afternoon was the election of two new officers to replace Mrs. Gus Luzania and Mrs. Marjorie Harker, who had to be relieved of their duties. Mrs. Mary Jester was elected to the office of publicity and Mrs. Jean Heilman was elected to do the duties of treasurer. The rest of the afternoon was spent in social recreation, with the children in the group going swimming. The next Circle meeting will be Sept. 12 in the home of Mary Helen Gilbert, 1222 Pearl st. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clemmons of N. Sabina st., are on an extended visit to their home town in Pennsylvania. PERSONALIZED NAME IMPRINTED ON CHRISTMAS CARDS —BOOKS FOR 1950 NOW AVAILABLE— ORDER NOW AND RECEIVE DELIVERY ON TIME—NO ADVANCE IN PRICES WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. SOWDER 139 W. CENTER PHONE 3621 Social and Club Activities Jackie Cushing—Phone 2206 Lois Stevens-James Fisher Say Vows In Buena Park Church Monday Evening Miss Lois Darlene Stevens of Buena Park and James Donald Fisher of Anaheim were wed Monday evening at the Buena Park Congregational church in a formal, double ring ceremony. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a brocade satin gown, featuring the long bridal train and a fingertip veil, held in place by a coronet of seed pearls. Her bouquet was a cascade arrangement of stephonitis, surrounding a white orchid and tied with satin streamers. Mary Shannon, wearing a long dress of yellow and a picture hat of matching color, was maid of honor. Glenda and Marie Stevens, bridesmaids, wore green gowns and also wore picture hats of corresponding color. All the bride's attendants carried cascade bouquets of shattered gladiolus. Sister of the bride, Sharon Stevens, wearing a yellow frock to match the maid's of honor, was the tiny flower girl. Escorting her up the aisle was ring bearer, Mark Fisher, nephew of the groom. John Fisher, served his brother as best man and Edgar Fisher, another brother, and Allan Stevens, brother of the bride, were ushers. BIRTHDAY HONORS—Lavone Knutzen, who celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at a party attended by many of her neighborhood friends. Lavone Knutzen Feted at Party Lavone Knutzen of 559 S. Clement st., celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at a party giving a good supply of sheets in linen closet is not only the home maker's pride and joy but a necessity. In these days of buying and hoarding by a few, many conscientious women are wondering about their situation. It comes as very welcome news that two new cotton mills have started operations in south and will manufacture sheets. This information can be to OSCAR RENNER'S desk the S.Q.R. STORE and thought you would like to know about it. He feels that there an ample supply of cotton that when these new mills into full production, there will be plenty of sheets for everyone's needs. These sheets will be manufactured under new brand name watch for them at your favorite store in Anaheim. How many sheets do you need? This depends on your laundry facilities, the number of your children in your family, and often you change the sheets you have an automatic wash and wash every few days, naturally you will not need as much sheet as the person who sends it to the laundry. Most homemakers change sheets on the beds once a week. Stanton Items Wires, seven year old and Mrs. Donald Wires, atton Ave., Hanson Manor, returned from a two visit with his maternal units, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Burlingame, Brent-ores, Sr., who returned to Field, Manila, early where he was a sergeant United States Air Force, is inspector at the Long Douglas plant. He held a job at the Santa Monica plant before going into. Mrs. E. A. Lupton, 7161 st., left July 15, in their new trailer and Cadillac South Lake, to enjoy an fishing trip. Last Friday he received that the Docer, Fred, in Portland was all Mr. and Mrs. Howard of Long Beach, close to the Lupton's drove up and accompanied the to Portland. Mrs. Charles O. Moore, oo st., were hosts to two dance students for three week: Dolores Pool, of Mr. and Mrs. Todd E. Alberta st., while her was at the Fullerton General with her new baby Danny Charles, born Au-The name Charles was honor of Mr. Moore; Buland, daughter of Mr. Ralph Rouland, 7395 S. ave., was the other house Jack Fore of Hanson Man-turn to St. Mary's hos-Long Beach, today, second operation on her W. T. Burns will be as-three specialists. Mrs. staying with her mother either, Mr. and Mrs. Denn, while her husband isela with an oil company. For School Days All the bride's attendants carried cascade bouquets of shattered gladiolus. Sister of the bride, Sharon Stevens, wearing a yellow frock to match the maid's of honor, was the tiny flower girl. Escorting her up the aisle was ring bearer, Mark Fisher, nephew of the groom. John Fisher, served his brother as best man and Edgar Fisher, another brother, and Allan Stevens, brother of the bride, were ushers. Officiating at the rites was Dr. Albert Miller, pastor of the Congregational church, which was decorated with gladiolus, asters and white larkspur for the occasion. White satin bows marked the end of each pew and a white aisle cloth also added to the beauty of the decorations. "The Lord's Prayer" was one of the numbers sung by Dale Covey, nuptial soloist. Mrs. Perry Cosner, aunt of the groom, served the cake at the reception immediately following the ceremony. Assisting her were the groom's sisters-in-law, Mrs. Carl Fisher, Mrs. John Fisher and Mrs. Edgar Fisher. Georgia Fisher, niece of the groom, presided at the guest book, which was signed by over 125 guests. Following the couple's honeymoon at some undisclosed destination, they will make their home on Darlington ave., in Buena Park. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stevens of 6706 Grand ave., Buena Park and is a graduate of Fullerton High school. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher of 9221 Houston ave., Anaheim. He is a graduate of Fullerton High school and Cal Poly. BIRTHDAY HONORS—Lavone Knutzen, who celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at a party attended by many of her neighborhood friends. Lavone Knutzen Feted at Party Lavone Knutzen of 559 S. Clementine st., celebrated her fifth birthday yesterday at a party given in her honor at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Knutzen, 559 S. Clementine st. Games appropriate to the event were shared by the guests, who were presented with favors. Refreshments of ice cream and cake were also served preceding the opening of gifts by the honoree. Attending in addition to Lavone's mother and sister, Diane, were Sandy and Joyce Bush, Virginia and Patty West, Mary, Beth and Jimmy Reynolds, Sherrill McGregor, Patsy Beele, John and Joan Borchard, Gloria, Maria and Beverly Jones, Johnny Snyder, Kathy and Allan Cook, Tommy Leigh, Mrs. L. S. Reynolds, Mrs. H. Snyder and Mrs. Doug Cook. Unable to attend were Mary Ann Fulfer, David Burdick and Judy Dilley. Steve Schaffer of 534 S. Clementine st., returned home recently after spending a week in Encinitas with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Knipe. Verne Granere of this city is the proud owner of six baby kittens, born to his cat, Patsy, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tova of 415 S. Clementine st., have a new seven pound, 10 ounce boy born August 6 at the Orange county hospital. A seven pound, 15 and three-fourths ounce daughter was born to Mrs. Charles Guenberg of 845 N. Lemon st., at the Community hospital. Most homemakers change sheets on the beds once a week. Some prefer to use two clean sheets per bed, but it is an accepted practice to turn the sheet over and tuck it around the mattress as a bottom shirt and then to use a fresh shirt for the second one. By using latter method, one clean shirt per bed per week is required. As a guide, household experts recommend that you have on six sheets per bed. In buying sheets, it never should always be wide and enough to tuck well under mattress on all four sides. Tugging and pulling that is necessary to make a small sheet bed will wear the sheet out quickly. When used as a top sheet there should be enough of it to deep turnover to protect blanket. Inspect the label on the sheet you are planning to buy. You see "torn size" on the best labels. This means the sheet torn to size, not cut to size; sururing that it will be a "square" sheet. The label will tell you too. For a single bed, sheets usually come 63 inches wide by 90 or 108 inches long. For a two-three-quarter bed, 72 by 90 or 108 inches long. Double sizes are 81 or 90 inches wide; 90, 99 or 108 inches long; wiser to get the 108 inch length and where there is a choice widths at the same price; larger of the two. The other choice you have is whether you want your cale or muslin. Everyone en 1990 2-8 yrs. Destined for a busy school term is this darling dress for young girls. The waist is trimmed with binding and tiny buttons and a dainty contrasting collar, the full skirt swings out just right. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1990 is designed for sizes 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8 years. Size 3, requires 1⅓ yards of 36 or 39-inch fabric; ¼ yard contrast. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 828 Mission st.; San Francisco 3, Calif. MAILING LISTS Complete Coverage FULLERTON — ANAHEIM GARDEN GROVE Call Fullerton 8715-R-3 or Gazette Box 151MC DIANA LYNN co-starring in "My Friend Irma Goes W" a Paramount Picture, a Hal Wallis Production Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Good supply of sheets in the closet is not only the homeowner's pride and joy but also necessity. In these days of scarcity, many conscientious women wonder about their sheet option. It comes as very welcome that two new cotton mills started operations in the town and will manufacture sheets. This information came from MSCAR RENNER'S desk at S.Q.R. STORE and he might you would like to know it. He feels that there is simple supply of cotton and when these new mills get full production, there will plenty of sheets for every needs. These sheets will be manufactured under new brand names so they for them at your favorite store in Anaheim. Now many sheets do you really need? This depends on your laundry facilities, the number of young children in your family, and how often you change the sheets. If have an automatic washer wash every few days, natural laundry will not need as many as the person who sends hers to the laundry. Most homemakers change the sheets on the beds once a week. sleeping on percale. The soft-assilk quality makes percale sheets the luxury sheets and so they are higher in price. Muslin sheets are usually a bit bulkier and coarser to the touch, but they will withstand hard wear and stand up well through countless launderings. In any sheet, the closer the weave, the better the fabric. Look for wide hems too as this usually indicates quality. Rub the sheet between your fingers. If it gives off a powdery substance, it has been sized and after washing would be weak and limp. Now is as good a time as any to sort over your torn sheets. I find that double sheets that are worn in the middle can be salvaged nicely for the children's beds. Cut out the worn part and turn the sheet so what was previously the two outer edges can be stitched together making a seam down the middle of the sheet. NUTRITION NOTE The food stores offer a great deal of valuable information for free. I was particularly pleased to find this accurate note in a carton of Safeway eggs! "The egg and iron—Eggs are a rich source of iron. One egg contains 13 per cent of the daily iron requirement for an average adult." FAIR CHANCE Parents Can't Shield Children From All Life's Difficulties DEAR MISS DIX: Is it fair to bring children into the world when everything is so uncertain? Some people, through no fault of their own have such unhappy lives. Is it worth while having children from the parents' standpoint? MRS. L. N. ANSWER: It is certainly as serious a matter to give life as it is to take it, and men and women should consider long and thoughtfully what sort of chance they are giving a child before they bring it into the world. Certainly no one has the right to give a child such a rotten deal as to handicap it with the stigma of illegitimacy, or to doom it to a lifetime of suffering by inflicting on it hereditary diseases. But if people refrained from having children until they could assure them a perfectly safe and prosperous journey through life there would never be another baby born, because there has never been a safe world and there will never be one. Life Always an Adventure Always, and to every child, life will be an adventure, full of dangers and difficulties through which he must fight his way, and no provisions of the parents can safe- (Continued on Page 6) Most homemakers change the beds on the beds once a week. They prefer to use two clean sheets per bed, but it is an added practice to turn the top over and tuck it around in mattress as a bottom sheet then to use a fresh sheet the second one. By using the proper method, one clean sheet per week is required. A guide, household experts recommend that you have on hand sheets per bed. Buying sheets, it never pays economize on size. A sheet and always be wide and long enough to tuck well under the dress on all four sides. The long and pulling that is necessary to make a small sheet fit a will wear the sheet out quickly. When used as a top sheet, it should be enough of it for keep turnover to protect the kettle. Inspect the label on the sheet are planning to buy. You will "torn size" on the best sheet. This means the sheet was too size, not cut to size, ing that it will be a "four-rec" sheet. The label will tell you the size for a single bed, sheets usual-ome 63 inches wide by 90, 99 108 inches long. For a twin or-quarter bed, 72 by 90, 99 108 inches long. Double bed are 81 or 90 inches wide by 99 or 108 inches long. It is not to get the 108 inch length where there is a choice of sizes at the same price, the cost of the two. The other choice you will see is whether you want per- or muslin. Everyone enjoys NUTRITION NOTE The food stores offer a great deal of valuable information for free. I was particularly pleased to find this accurate note in a carton of Safeway eggs! "The egg and iron—Eggs are a rich source of iron. One egg contains 13 per cent of the daily iron requirement for an average adult. Most of the iron in eggs is stored in the yolk. So never waste an egg yolk. If you have yolks left after baking, add them to milk. With a touch of sugar and vanilla or nutmeg, you have a wonderful eggnog for the children. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Kriewitz and son, George, of Salt Lake City, Utah, spent last Tuesday evening with his sister, Mrs. R. F. Nipper and Mr. Nipper at 213 E. Water st., this city. Toni Lynn is the name chosen for Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jackman's six pound, nine ounce daughter born at the Fullerton General hospital August 7. Mrs. Jackman, nee Marcia Liebhart, will return to her home at 946 N. West st. Saturday. 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