anaheim-gazette 1950-09-08

LEE'S Gal Friday GARDEN GOSSIP If you want to start a new ROSE GARDEN, or replenish an old one, you will be wise to HEAD OUR WAY SOON for our FALL SPECIAL on ROSES ½ off on ALL BUSH ROSES which is less than BARE ROOT PRICES and you can see them in BLOOM. There are a number of FALL BULBS in now. RANUNCULUS, ANEMONE, NARCISSUS, TULIP, HYACINTH, DAF-FODILS—and we have everything Engagement of Jo Ann Faust Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Faust of 752 N. East st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Jo Ann, to Don Jungkeit, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Jungkeit of 211 S. Palm. Both Miss Faust and her fiancee are attending Anaheim high school where they are active in school affairs. Miss Faust is a majorette with the school band and Don Jungkeit is a band member. Further plans for the wedding will not be announced until after their graduation. Bethel Baptist Mission Society Holds Meeting The first meeting of the year for the Bethel Baptist Missionary Society was held in the church social hall yesterday. Mrs. Martha Erhorn took charge of the work for the Banso hospital in the British Cameroons in Africa. Lunchon was served by Mrs. Vester's group and a short business meeting was conducted. Attendance reached to 35. Thursday, October 5 will be the next meeting. Members of the group will meet at 9 o'clock at the social hall. Mrs. Wedel's group will serve luncheon. Personal Mention Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service Mr. Richard Heitshusen will be installed as the teacher of PRELIMINARY WINNERS Miss Connecticut, Denee Dianne Roy (left) of Hartford, and Mr California Joanne Durant of San Diego, are shown with trophies they won in the first preliminaries, respectively, in the America beauty pageant at Atlantic City, N. J. Junior Ebell Tea Sunday Afternoon Junior Ebell will launch a b PRICES and you can see them in BLOOM. There are a number of FALL BULBS in now. RANUNCULUS, ANEMONE, NARCISSUS, TULIP, HYACINTH, DAF-FODILS—and we have everything you need to PREPARE BULB BEDS such as STEER MANURE, PEAT MOSS, etc. Don't forget to PLANT SWEET PEAS now for WINTER BLOOM. AND It's time for FALL ANNUALS and PERENNIALS and VEGETABLES. You should see the HIBISCUS BED. It is a RIOT of BEAUTIFUL COLORS. Did you say you have CRAB-GRASS TROUBLES in your LAWN? It isn't too late to use that new WONDER KILLER, SCUTL. See us for full INFORMATION. Be seeing you soon to show you some ROSES. Lee's Gal Friday LEE'S Nursery 718 So. Los Angeles Ph. 3131 Anaheim Personal Mention Sunday morning at the 11 o'clock service Mr. Richard Heitshusen will be installed as the teacher of the third and fourth grades of the Zion Lutheran school. Mr. Heitshusen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Heitshusen of 411 N. West st. of this city. He graduated from Anaheim high school and attended Concordia Teachers college at River Forest, Illinois. After graduation from college Mr. Heitshusen taught for a year at St. Paul Lutheran school at Tracy, Calif. Danny, weighing 8 pounds, 7 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dorn of 7761 Blue Gum st., this city, on Tuesday, September 5, at Fullerton General hospital. Kenneth, Jr., 3 years old, awaits his arrival at home. The men of the Holy Name Society of St. Boniface Parish will meet at the 7 o'clock Mass Sunday morning. VFW Post and Auxiliary are having a joint potluck dinner Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m., at the VFW hall, 108 N. Philadelphia st. Members are asked to bring their table service. The committee in charge will furnish the coffee and rolls. Lt. and Mrs. Chet Kelly of Highway 101 South, announce the birth of their daughter, Bobette Maurine, at St. Joseph hospital on Saturday, September 2. Junior Ebell Tea Sunday Afternoon Junior Ebell will launch a b fall season on Sunday afternoon with the annual rush tea for propective members. Mrs. Richard Berryman is general chairman of the event which will be held in the clubhouse from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Mrs. Max Scherber is in charge of refreshments and Mrs. Carl Robertson will handle decorations. Kelly is now stationed at Okina Maternal grandmother is M.A. B. Rowland of San Antonio Texas, and is visiting with her new granddaughter at presiding Paternal grandparents are Mr. Mrs. C. B. Kelly of Atlanta, Jackie, six year old sister Bobette Maurine, awaits her rival at home. Mrs. Emma Flower, manager the art department of the S Store, has been chosen to be on the three judges in the fancyw division of the Los Angeles County fair. Judging will take place Tuesday and Wednesday, September 12 and 13. Official opening at the Fair will be September 19. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grover, and children, Paul III., Dick Gail, and Mrs. Mary Ro (mother of Mrs. Grover) have turned to the home, 516 Bush this city, after a two weeks vacation at Mammoth Lakes, Saturdays 9:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. The S2R store ANAHEIM'S OWN The SQR Store ANAHEIM'S OWN it's all wool it's washable "it's a wonderful buy" at 8.95 Sacony shirt Need one shirt? This is it. Need two or three? This is it. Collect several colors in the Sacony shirt that goes with every skirt you own, and looks any way you like—with accessories! Jewel it. Scarf it. Decorate it with ribbons. Or leave it be—it's lovely "as is"! Wing-collared, in softest, purest wool that tubs beautifully! As seen in MADEMOISELLE, with gay, color-keyed Sacony skirts. Sportswear - Second Floor - The SQR Store Social and Club Activities Benefit Luncheon For Job's Daughters In Vincent Home Janet Vincent, honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5, entertained 19 members of the organization in the spacious patio of the Vincent home on E. Broadway Wednesday afternoon. Proceeds from the luncheon were forwarded to the Grand Council of Job's Daughters for the educational fund which provides scholarships to Bethel members throughout the state of California. As one of her duties each year the honored queen is hostess at a small benefit party for the membership. Guests included Eleanor Ausburn and Marie Hedbloom of Lakewood, Joan Davenport, Carol Barnett, Jean and Joan Bastian, Diane Fagen Georgianne Ehrle, Roycene Jennings, Joyce Shunk, Carol Owston, Janice Pullman, Joan Robinson, Sharon Nipp, Jean Foster, and Joan Sowden of Anaheim. Arrangements were made to sell Christmas cards as one of the benefits for the year. Each of the small tables was set with a brightly colored cloth with a small rose in the center. Assisting the hostess were her mother, Mrs. H. C. Vincent and Balboa Bay Club Setting for Benefit Fashion Show Welcome news for Orange County women with a flair for fashion is the rapidly approaching date of the charity luncheon and fashion show sponsored by the Santa Ana Auxiliary of the Children's Home Society of California to be held in the Balboa Bay Club on September 14. Following the buffet service a parade of new fashion headliners whose exciting theme is "Fashions Born to Glow" will be displayed by Dorothy Preble's famous Hollywood models from whose ranks many motion picture players and starlets have frequently been recruited. Mrs. Leonore Shaw of Buffums' Fashion Shop will be commentator on the wide array of fall costumes, sportswear and accessories. "Fashions Born to Glow" will feature the new "narrow-as-an-arrow" silhouette for fall as expressed in rich-textured fabrics, deep-hued colors and jewel-toned accessories. Incidental music will be provided throughout the program by the popular Phil Horton Trio. The magic of mink highlights the news of gifts including a ranch mink scarf, Charles of the Ritz fitted case, Folan Katz um- Senior Ebell Tea Sunday Afternoon Nor Ebell will launch a busy season on Sunday afternoon the annual rush tea for prospective members. Richard Berryman is gennairman of the event which he held in the clubhouse from 10 to 4 p.m. Mrs. Max Schrieler in charge of refreshments Mrs. Carl Robertson will hancorations. Is now stationed at Okinawa, final grandmother is Mrs. Rowland of San Antonio, and is visiting with her granddaughter at present. Grandparents are Mr. and C. B. Kelly of Atlanta, Ga. six year old sister of the Maurine, awaits her artreat home. Emma Flower, manager of department of the SQR has been chosen to be one of three judges in the fancywork on the Los Angeles County judging will take place next day and Wednesday, September 13. Official opening day Fair will be September 15. and Mrs. Paul Grover, Jr. children, Paul III, Dick and and Mrs. Mary Rogan ruler of Mrs. Grover) have red to the home, 516 Bush st. city, after a two weeks vacation at Mammoth Lakes, Calif. Mr. Paul McGlashan of the MacGlashan Air Machine Gun Co., 10732 S. Stanton ave., left Wednes­day for Washington, D.C. He will be there on business concerning a government contract for six weeks. He was accompanied by his 22 year old daughter, Mary, who has been her dad's secretary this past year. Mary attended La Sierra College at Arlington for two years and will stay at Halycon Hall while finishing her teachers course at Missionary Immanuel College. Mrs. MacGlashan, 3923 Lime, Long Beach, will leave with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee MacGlashan, 3821 Walnut, Long Beach, and drive Mary's sister, Patricia, to the university at Walla Walla, Washington. She will study to become a laboratory technician. The MacGlashans will be in Washington 10 days. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Garracker and their daughter, Anna and five year old son, Dickie, drove Mrs. Karracker's uncle, Theodore Eckert, and Janet Parra, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Parra to Mammoth Lakes for a week's vacation. They camped at Twin Lakes. Karracker is on vacation from John Mitchell and Co., Buena Park electricians. Felix Cole, 8391 E. Cerritos ave., is going to be missed at the Tri-City wranglers dance every Saturday night. He has been the popular square dance caller. Felix is a CPO retired from the Navy. He was at Terminal Island as a civil service employee, since World War II, at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. He has just gone back working for the government. Burials Fashion Shop will be commentator on the wide array of fall costumes, sportswear and accessories." Fashions Born to Glow" will feature the new "narrow-as-an-arrow" silhouette for fall as expressed in rich-textured fabrics, deep-hued colors and jewel-toned accessories. Incidental music will be provided throughout the program by the popular Phil Horton Trio. The magic of mink highlights the news of gifts including a ranch mink scarf, Charles of the Ritz fitted case, Folan Katz umbrella, Revlon fitted case, CoroCraft jewelry, brocaded evening bag, La Tausca pearls, Saybury robe and hosiers to be awarded during the afternoon. All proceeds from this benefit party will go to assist the Children's Home Society in this area. The Society provides adoption services to children of all races and creeds including services to parents wishing to consider adoption for their children, medical and psychological study and temporary care of children eligible for adoption, placement of children in homes best suited to them and continued supervision until adoption is completed and services to persons wishing to adopt children. The Society is a non-profit agency licensed by the California Department of Social Welfare and is supported entirely by private donations. The Orange county office of the society is located at 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana and is under the supervision of Mrs. Ora W. Chipman. Tickets for the benefit affair are still available at Buffums' Santa Ana store and from auxiliary members. They will also be avail­able at the Balboa Bay Club entrance on the day of the event. General chairman for the event is Mrs. Arthur B. Wade, who is being assisted by Mmes. Roy W. Potter, Perry Davis, John H. Gilbert, Jr., Clyde Higgins, Robert Banyard, Clarence E. Sprague, Daniel K. Brown, H. Glenn Wallace and William K. Lindsay. Among those who have already contributed to this worthy charity by their purchases of tickets are Mmes. L. F. Moulton, George A. Horton, A. J. McFadden, R. C. Hoiles, Kenneth Reafsynder, Maurice F. Enderle, W. B. Hellis, Edward M. Hall and Sam Nau from the Santa Ana-Tustin area. From Anaheim-Fullerton area are Kenneth Chesley, Phillips Twombly, L. H. Piper, Jr. John W. Lindsey, Glen Miller, Arthur Alne, Frank Harrington, Glenn Eustis and Sam L. Collins, Francis Moffitt, Donald R. Bates, and Joseph C. Cline, Jr.Also Mmes.Don L.Harwood Lakes. Karracker is on vacation from John Mitchell and Co., Buena Park electricians. Felix Cole, 8391 E. Cerritos ave., is going to be missed at the Tri-City wranglers dance every Saturday night. He has been the popular square dance caller. Felix is a CPO retired from the Navy. He was at Terminal Island as a civil service employee, since World War II, at the Long Beach Naval Shipyard. He has just gone back working for the government at Port Hueneme Navy base. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huss, 7101 Brady st., left today for Inyo Kern. They will be guests of Mr. Huss' aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gallgher, at China Lake where Gallgher works for the government at the U.S. Naval Test Station. They will be accompanied by their two small sons, Wayne and Jerry, and Mrs. Veva Gorman of Anaheim, Mrs. Gallgher's sister. Huss is on vacation from the Essex Wire Company. Friday, the first day dove season opened, Julian P. Black and Harvey Servance from Hanson Manor came home with enough doves for a large pie. They shot them in Brea canyon. Saturday, Black and Mrs. Black hunted between Brea and Pomona and came home with the limit of birds allowed. Mrs. Ray Reader, 10242 Hanson ave., is in Orange County General hospital with a bad arm and a fractured hip. She will remain there for about three months. Her sister, Mrs. Jewel Way of Santa Rosa, leaves tomorrow for her home after a two weeks visit. It is the first time in 14 years the sisters have seen each other. Pat, Mrs. Reeder's son, returned some months ago from Juno, Alaska, had not seen his aunt in 16 years. Earl, another son, who is working with an engineering company by their purchases of tickets are Mmes. L. F. Moulton, George A. Horton, A. J. McFadden, R. C. Hoiles, Kenneth Reafsnyder, Maurice F. Enderle, W. B. Hellis, Edward M. Hall and Sam Nau from the Santa Ana-Tustin area. From Anaheim-Fullerton area are Kenneth Chesley, Phillips Twombly, L. H. Piper, Jr. John W. Lindsey, Glen Miller, Arthur Alne, Frank Harrington, Glenn Eustis and Sam L. Collins, Francis Moffitt, Donald R. Bates, and Joseph C. Cline, Jr. Also Mmes. Don L. Harwood, Robert L Reed, Willis P. Baker, I. J. Owens, S. O. Chambers, E. F. Keran and Robert Powell from Laguna and the Bay area. From Orange, Mmes. Frank Baskins, Thomas Rhone, W. V. Treadwell and Joe B. Irwin. at Camp Cooke, has been notified and is expected here momentarily. Mr. and Mrs. George Joseph O'Brien are the parents of George Joel, born August 15, at the Orange County general hospital, weighing 8½ pounds. Dr. John L. Poyas from Laguna Beach, was the physician. The mother and son returned home Friday and live at 10631 Lexington ave. Mrs. Anna Wasslin flew down from Lake county to see her grandson. The mother was also an only child. Mrs. Wasslin will live in Long Beach. Donny Wires, seven year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wires, Sr., 7182 Thornton ave., left with his maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Noble of Brentwood Heights, and their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Picard of Santa Monica for Mount Hood, two weeks ago. They have been at the Timberline Ski Lodge where John, the Noble's son, formerly a ski instructor there has taken over charge of the diesel plant. It is his first job since completing an engineering course. By Popular Request! PRIZE DRAWING ---- POSTPONED to SEPTEMBER 30th at 7:30 p.m. INSTEAD OF SEPT. 9 AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED REGISTRATION HAS BEEN HEAVY at 7:30 p.m. INSTEAD OF SEPT. 9 AS PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED REGISTRATION HAS BEEN HEAVY and we NEED MORE TIME! IT'S FREE! Nothing to buy! You do not have to be present at drawing to win! JUST VISIT OUR NEW TELEVISION and HOME APPLIANCE DEPT. --- and REGISTER! Manager W. C. Davis has requested this postponement of drawing so that everyone will have the opportunity to participate. THE GRAND PRIZE WILL BE YOUR CHOICE of ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE or TELEVISION Manager W. C. Davis has requested this postponement of drawing so that everyone will have the opportunity to participate. THE GRAND PRIZE WILL BE YOUR CHOICE OF ANY MAJOR APPLIANCE or TELEVISION from our stock of "NAMES YOU KNOW FROM THE DEALER YOU KNOW" R.C.A. 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