anaheim-gazette 1950-09-07

Social and Activities THE QUEEN—Honored queen J held a luncheon for 19 members East Broadway, yesterday. At the Christmas cards and wrapping pa to the educational fund for the Wedding picture of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Cook. The former Miss Rita Nellesen and Mr. Cook were married September 2 at the St. Boniface Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Nellesen, 410 W. Elm st., Anaheim. Mr. Cook is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Cook of Silverado. The newlyweds are now on a honeymoon. They will return shortly and reside in Orange (Complete story on wedding in Wednesday's Gazette.) (Photo by La Mori) Latvian Group To Present Concert Tonight Latvian artist Zenia Brante, noted coloratura soprano, and Miss Velta Barvika, pianist, will be featured tonight at 7:30 in a concert at the Women's club in Santa Ana under the auspices of the Latvian group of Anaheim. A graduate of the Latvian Conservatory, Miss Brante has been starred in numerous concerts and radio broadcasts in her native country and has performed as a displaced person in Germany for the past five years. She was awarded a diploma at the International Musical Contest in Geneva, Switzerland, in 1948 and appeared in a concert in Los Angeles recently. Velta Barvika is a graduate of the Latvian conservatory and is currently teaching piano in Los Angeles. The concert will be held in the music room of the clubhouse which is located at Sixth and Baker streets. Mrs. Roy Miller flew in from Rockford, Illinois, Sunday to spend the winter with her brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatten of 201 E. North st., Anaheim. ‘Hello Week’ at Fullerton Junior College Scheduled A busy schedule of events has been planned for “Hello Week,” the first week of school at Fullerton Junior college, with a number of social activities scheduled to take place enabling students to become acquainted with each other and the school. Name tags will be issued to everyone and space has been allowed for the name of the wearer and for several signatures of someone unacquainted with him, thus promoting the meeting of new friends. Rooter's caps will be sold during registration to students. They will be worn during the first week, at rallies, games and Friday's preceding a football game. Freshmen will be required to wear them as a part of their initiation rules. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the three sororities will sponsor a limited entertainment during the noon period. During this time freshmen who have been given citations for not following initiation requirements will be called up. Play-night will provide a lively evening of entertainment and fun, Thursday. Sponsored by Associated Women Students, it will provide a perfect chance to meet new friends. Swimming, badminton, volleyball, ping-pong and many other games have been slated for the occasion. Song and yell-leader try-outs will be held Friday in preparation for the John Muir-Fullerton J.C. football game scheduled to take place in the Rose Bowl that night. Freshmen will also be allowed to wear their rooters caps correctly following the rally. Concluding the “Hello Week” activities will be the Get Acquainted dance, sponsored by the Hornot-Y and slated for Saturday night. Name tags will be required School Slacks ALL WOOL Tweeds and Flannels $895 145 W. CENTER PHONE 4130 Buying or Selling a Home? Choose YOUR ESCROW HOLDER with care When you buy or sell a home, a business or other property, you want an escrow holder in whom you can place full confidence... one whose service is prompt, dependable and completely impartial. It's easy to find this kind of escrow service right nearby, for in 300 California communities there's a Bank of America branch fully staffed with trained, experienced Escrow Officers. So when you buy or sell... remember Bank of America for escrow. Bank of America NATIONAL RIVING ASSOCIATION County Officer Addresses WCTU Mrs. Estelle Harper, County President of WCTU was guest speakekr at a meeting of the Anaheim group this week in the home of Mrs. Melissa Hauswald. Mrs. Harper addressed the members briefly and presented many suggestions for carrying out the work of the organization. Mrs. Core Marsh presided over the business session and Mrs. Blanche Findley led devotions. Jack Logue, 7032 Brady st., left Sept. 6 for Camp Cooke, with the 40th Division of Company D, 518 Combat Engineers. He enlisted August 3 as a corporal and has been under 1st Lt. Horton A. Smith from Pasadena, with 51 others getting ready to leave. Jack leaves his wife, Catherine, who is payroll clerk for Kwikset Locks, Inc. Also, his mother, Mrs. Anna Logue and his sister, Doris. Both families have purchased new homes in Hanson Manor. Jack was in World War II, a sergeant in the 821 Engineers. He was stationed at Fiji Islands for 53 months and received three bronze stars, for submarine warfare and as a platoon leader in the Guadalcanal campaign. Since World War II, Jack and his family moved from Fayetteville, Arkansas. Social and Club Activities Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist With the beginning of school, family meal patterns undergo a change. Gone are the leisurely breakfast and rather haphazard lunches of vacation time. Children will be carrying their lunches or patronizing the school cafeteria and will probably rush home in the afternoon eager for an after-school snack. You will want to think along these lines when planning your menus and shopping for food this week. To see that each member of your family is well fed, it is useful to use a specific plan. This you can be sure to provide enough of each important kind of Nutritionists have worked out following basic menu plan. The SQR Store Here they were scanned 3 to 6x, and sortments Week' at Boston Junior School Scheduled schedule of events has been named for "Hello Week." Week of school at Fullercollege, with a numeral activities scheduled enabling students to quainted with each the school. Gazette Has New Society Editor Announcement was made today of the resignation of Miss Jackie Cushing as society editor of the Anaheim Gazette. Miss Cushing, who has edited the society page since last spring, will resume studies at Fullerton Junior college next week. Mrs. Pat Dillon Terrebonne of Fullerton has been named to fill the position and will assume activities in this department next week. Until recently, a resident of Anaheim, Mrs. Terrebonne, has been engaged in newspaper work in this area for the past seven years and has a wide acquaintance with the various clubs and organizations in the city. Readers are urged to contact Mrs. Terrebonne with releases on club activities, weddings, parties and general news of interest to women. Shower Honors Mrs. Lita Stolz Mrs. Lita Stolz, the former Lita Carrier, was honored at a shower yesterday afternoon given by Miss Marion Robertson and co-hostess, Miss Beverly Roberts. The informal affair was held at Miss Robertson's home at 1265 E. Santa Ana st. Shower games were played and first prizes were won by Miss Kay Kroeger and Miss Ernestine Smith. Cake and frappe were served and the lovely gifts were opened. Guests attending the shower were: Mrs. Lita Stoltz, guest of honor, Miss Bin Young, Miss Jane Roberts, Miss Carol Steel, Miss Jackie Hatfield, Miss Barbara Barfoot, Miss Ernestine Smith, Miss Kay Kroeger, Mrs. Marcie Jackman, Miss Zena Bloomfield, Miss Rosemary Wood, and Miss Pat Booth. Unable to attend was Miss Paula Doretti. NEW SCHOOL DRIVE Big Girls, 7 to 14, 3.95 to Little Girls, 3 to 6x, 2.95 to Plaid Ginghams! Prints! Plains! Pert and pretty dresses you have been reading about in all the latest magazine River Wrinkle Shed Ginghams in the gayest checks and New Calico prints. Kate Greenaway, Jean Durain and other well known names are here in big way. Plenty 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Cardigan Sweaters, 3.95-4.95 Fine all wool sweaters knitted and finished just like grown-all the important fall shades in 3 to 6x at 3.95 and 7 to 14 at See these warm beauties first thing tomorrow! School Jackets, 3.95 to 6.95 Smooth, soft corduroy jackets for little girls, 6.25. For girls 14, they're 6.95. Smart new colors. Sturdy windbreakers are treated and have a zip front at 3.95. Wool Cord Skirts, 3.95 to 5.95 Skirts of almost every description in this new school great-Tailored wools, knitted wools, washable corduroys all in the fall colors. Easy to choose because there are plenty of sizes. 6x and 7 to 14. Girls' School Blouses, 1.95 to 3.95 Blouses for big and little girls in white and colors. Fabrics tub easily and always come out fresh and new looking. Clever new ideas in ruffled and tailored styles. Girls' Cotton Slips, 1.95 to 3.95 We Can’t Bring Back the Good Old Days BUT Old-Fashioned Hardware Service is Coming Soon! BILL SHIPMAN'S Handy Hardware may help you. BASIC MENU PLAN Milk (as a beverage and in cooked dishes) 7 quarts a week for children; 4 quarts a week for adults. Lean meat, poultry, fish — at least 10 times a week. Liver—once a week. Eggs—1 day per person, or equivalent in cooked dishes. Potatoes or sweet potatoes — once a day. Dried beans—once a week. Tomatoes or citrus fruit—2 servings a day. Green and yellow vegetables—1 of each a day. Other fruits and vegetables—at least 3 servings a day. Bread and whole grain cereals—to maintain proper body weight. Obviously, in order to include these foods in the diet, each member of the family must eat three balanced meals a day. All too many children—and adults too—start the day without an adequate breakfast. Mother, it is part of your job to see that an appetizing breakfast is available to your youngsters and that enough time (Continued on Page 8) Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Center Anaheim SCHOOL OPENS Monday, Sept. 11th Here they are . . . the very clothes every school girl and boy adores. The SQR Store selected them with an eye for value. Every important market was scanned to bring you these outstanding groups for Boys and Girls 3 to 6x, and Larger Girls, 7 to 14. It would be wise to buy now while assortments and sizes are complete. Monday, Sept. 11th Here they are . . the very clothes every school girl and boy adores. The SQR Store selected them with an eye for value. Every important market was scanned to bring you these outstanding groups for Boys and Girls 3 to 6x, and Larger Girls, 7 to 14. It would be wise to buy now while assortments and sizes are complete. SCHOOL DRESSES to 14, 3.95 to 7.95 to 6x, 2.95 to 6.95 Pert and pretty dresses that all the latest magazines. Dan in the gayest checks and plaids. away, Jean Durain and many in big way. Plenty of sizes. 3.95-4.95 finished just like grown-ups. x at 3.95 and 7 to 14 at 4.95. tomorrow! 5 to 6.95 tle girls, 6.25. For girls 7 to hardy windbreakers are Zelan .95 to 5.95 in this new school group. ble corduroys all in the best there are plenty of sizes. 3 to s, 1.95 to 3.95 white and colors. Fabrics that fresh and new looking. Clever s., 1.95 to 3.95 1.95 to 3.95 white and colors. Fabrics that sh and new looking. Clever 1.95 to 3.95 ing value because they were be wise to fill every school Plenty of sizes. 3 to 6x and over for their complete stocks from prominent manufacturcolors as well as white. All The SQR Store Girl's Shops Second Floor to 6x) School Cords, Fall Colors, 3.95 New elastic waist feature eliminates the need for suspenders. Zipper fly. Sturdy corduroy in Brown, Green or Navy. All are carefully tailored. Suspender models are also available. Sizes 3 to 6x, 3.95. Boy's Western Cowpuncher Jeans.....1.95-2.95 Boy's Shirts, plain or fancy fabrics.....1.95 Boy's Cardigan Sweaters .....2.19 to 3.95 Pullover Shirt with knit waist, cuffs.....1.95 Boy's Windbreakers, Zip front, lined.....3.95 Boy's Unlined Windbreakers.....2.50 The SQR store ANAHEIM'S OWN