anaheim-gazette 1950-09-13

The image is a black and white photograph of a woman seated in a chair, smiling at the camera. She appears to be middle-aged with dark hair styled in waves. The background includes a wall with decorative patterns and a framed picture on the right side. There is also a small vase or sculpture on the left side of the frame. The woman's attire is light-colored, possibly white or cream, with a fitted dress that has short sleeves. DISTRICT DEPUTY—Agnes Zinda, member of Anaheim Young Ladies Institute, has assumed duties as Southern District Deputy for Southern California Clubs. Her charge includes cities from Pomona to San Diego. Anaheim Woman Appointed YLI District Deputy Mrs. Agnes Zinda, who has been a prominent member of Young Ladies Institute since joining the organization in 1927, has been appointed Southern District Deputy, it was announced today by Mrs. Elsie Benner, president of the Anaheim Institute. During 1939 Mrs. Zinda served as vice president of YLI and in 1940 she was elected president. She has handled innumerable chairmanships during her term of membership and has been a vital force in the noted success of YLI business and social events. District to be handled by Mrs. Zinda extends from Pomona to San Diego with institutes in those two cities as well as in Fullerton, Santa Ana, Anaheim, Long Beach, San Pedro and two in Oceanside. Mrs. Zinda is the first Anaheim member to receive the honored appointment in more than nine years. She resides at 12262 Cerritos ave., in Anaheim. Mrs. Mary Wade, 10512 S. Stanton ave., was rushed to the Santa Ana Community hospital, last week-end. Her daughter, Mrs. H. W. Vigne, says she is improving. Missionary Speaks To County WCTU Vera Jane Campbell, who has served as a missionary in India, Jerusalem and Arabia for 65 years, presented an interesting report to members of Orange County Women's Christian Temperance Union at a meeting this week in Garden Grove Baptist church. The speaker expressed concern over the people in Arabia and said that conditions under which they were forced to live and the treatment they received were extremely bad. Miss Campbell, who is 84 years old, is an active member of the League and left by airplane, Monday, to attend the national convention in Denver, Colorado. Jennie Ray Thompson, state president from Los Angeles, also attended the meeting and spoke briefly on the work of the organization. Election of officers was an important item of business on the agenda with Mrs. Estella Harper of Garden Grove re-elected as president; Leola Holland of Santa Ana, vice president; Mrs. Letta Smith, secretary, and Mrs. Edith Vase, treasurer. Presidents of thirteen Orange county groups entered in the processional and several gave reports on their activities. An impressive memorial service was conducted for members who have died during the past year. Attending from Anaheim were Cora Marsh, president, Mellissa Hauswald, Mrs. Bessie Leep, Mrs. J. Elliott and Mrs. J. H. Daugherty. Mr. and Mrs. John Adkinson, 7232 E. Cerritos ave., were to leave Monday for a motor trip to Texiarcana, Tex., to visit John's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Adkinson. John had a heart attack and is in We have TOTEM POLES and GREEN MOSS to train Philo-dendron growth. TOMMY WATTS' ANAHEIM FEED and SEED Across from Fox Theatre 242 W. CENTER PHONE ANA 3210 a treat's no trouble when you cook electric A FEAST FOR THE FAMILY, or a special spread for g mean you'll have to devote your day to cooking. Not wh a modern electric range! You can leave the whole meal t controls and forget it until serving time. Everything will b are, and everything will be just the way you want it to be There are a lot of reasons you'll like cooking on a moden It's inexpensive to operate, too. Ask your dealer. Gadsen SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON CO Social and Club Activities Vearl Royers Return from Eastern Trip The Vearl C. Royers of S. Dickle st., have returned from an extensive transcontinental trip to the New England coast with their sons Ozzie and Charles. On their northern route they visited Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion National Park, Salt Lake City and Boston. Returning on a southern route they stopped in Cleveland, Ohio, Oil City, Pennsylvania, Lincoln, Nebraska, Anderson, Indiana, where they visited friends; Youngstown, Ohio, Lynn Creek, Missouri, Carlsbad Caverns, Albuquerque, New Mexico and Phoenix, Arizona. Commenting on the trip, the whole family agreed that they enjoyed the canyons most. Final stop on the trip was in Las Vegas, Nevada. Last Sunday the Royers entertained at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorne of Artesia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herndon and son of Corona, Miss Helen Jackson of New York City, Miss Ruth Thomas of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hennrich and daughter of Huntington Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Myrell O. Royer and daughters. Another occasion for a party occurred when the Royer's visited their families in Pumetum. Personal Mention Pat Terrebonne 2206 White Temple Methodist WSCS Circles will meet this week with Rinehart circle to convene with Mrs. Ralph Focht, 507 S. Citron st., at 1:30 p.m., Thursday; Fawver circle with Mrs. Harry Burden at 9591 Valdina, Freeway Park, at 1:30 p.m., Thursday; Hutson circle with Mrs. Earle Woodward at 330 S. Ohio, at 1:30 p.m., Thursday; and Fackiner circle at the home of Mrs. H. J. Fackiner at 618 N. Claudina for breakfast at 9:30. Pot-luck luncheon will be shared by the members of the Magnolia P-TA executive board and committee chairmen, Thursday, Sept. 14, at 10:00 at the home of Mrs. Frank Cushing, 8221 E. Ball rd. Preceding the luncheon a business meeting will be held. All members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carillo, 325 Juliana st., are parents of a girl born Sept. 9 at Orange county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jungkelt and son, Johnnie, of 211 S. Palm Du Bois Enjoy Family Reunion In Wisconsin Celebrating their twenty-wedding anniversary, Mr. and Henry J. DuBois of 7921 Liberty Lane, visited Mrs. DuBois' raid in Wisconsin recently for the time in 12 years. They returned this week after their seven year old son Henry who accompanied them on the trip. Highlight of the vacation we reunion at the family home Friendship, Wis. Gathered to celebrate the occasion were Mr. Mrs. P. F. Smith and Ma Smith, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Snr Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rous, Attoy and Mrs. J. Reese Jones and Mayme Smith, all of Wisconsin. On behalf of the entire family Mr. Jones presented Mr. and DuBois with a silver tree on which were suspended 25 silver dolls Mrs. DuBois was a former teacher in the schools of Friendship Adams. Two older sons, Jack Dick were unable to accompany their parents on the trip. First Fall Meet For Beta Sigma Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma met at the home of Mrs. Essex David Monday evening, with members rested from their summer vacations and ready for busy fall season. President El Smith presided at the business meeting at which plans were made for the fall "Rush." Program chairman Louise Miller had all of the members present tell their summer experiences, some had colored films to show following the program the... Last Sunday the Royers entertained at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thorne of Artesia. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Herndon and son of Corona, Miss Helen Jackson of New York City, Miss Ruth Thomas of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Hennrich and daughter of Huntington Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Myrell O. Royer and daughters. Another occasion for a party occurred when the Royer's visited their families in Pymatuning Dam on the border of Pennsylvania and Ohio, and staged a family birthday party. Hawaiian Dancer Guest of Local Women at Padua Graceful movements of the hands and hips of an authentic Hawaiian dance were demonstrated for the Mexico Players of Padua Hills and their guests recently, when Mrs. H. N. Harrigan (Alice Beckley, of Honolulu and Maui) visited the "hill" as honored guest of Dora Gene Golden, Monrovia and Clare Cronenwett of Anaheim. Mrs. Harrigan is a descendant of Capt. George C. Beckley, an English sea captain, whose ship visited the islands in the 1700's, and the daughter of King Kamehaha. Mr. Harrigan and Duke Meyer, also in the party, attended the VFW convention in Chicago, and the trio will fly home Sunday, (September 17). Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Nicholson of 205 S. Citron st., have returned from a three week trip to Minnesota where they attended the graduation of their daughter, Mrs. Vivian McDonald. Mrs. McDonald graduated from the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Science degree. Before returning to California they visited their son Ray Booth in Duluth, Minn., and another son in Marble, Minn. The reunion in Marble was a particularly eventful one as the Nicholsons arrived in time to see their grandson Donald before he left for service in the Navy. Other stops included Grand Rapids and Spooner, Wis. The trip was made by plane. A marriage license has been issued to Frank Winnstanley Southward and Margaret Ray Conrad, both of 6282 Lincoln Blvd., Anaheim. P-TA executive board and committee chairmen, Thursday, Sept. 14, at 10:00 at the home of Mrs. Frank Cushing, 8221 E. Ball rd. Preceding the luncheon a business meeting will be held. All members are urged to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carillo, 325 Juliana st., are parents of a girl born Sept. 9 at Orange county hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jungkelf and son, Johnnie, of 211 S. Palm st., and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dickenson and sons, Billy and Donnie, of La Habra, attended the California Centennial program, "The California Story" at Hollywood Bowl last Monday evening. Duane Harvey, Wally Maas, Honored by VFW Two members of the Anaheim Veterans of Foreign Wars post who have been recalled to service were honored at a potluck dinner for the post and auxiliary members and their families Saturday night. Wally Maas will return to service in the U.S. Army and Duane Harvey will serve with the Navy. They will leave in two weeks. Mrs. Daniel was chairman of the dinner which was served in IOOF hall. Regular meeting of the Auxiliary was held last night with plans made for the September 25 meeting at which time Inspection Night will be observed. Edna Clayton, second district president from Santa Ana will visit. Ballerina Doll This "prima ballerina" doll will pirouette her way into any little girl's heart. Measuring 20 inches high, she is beautifully costumed in satin and net dotted with sequins. Embroider features and blond hair to complete this charming doll. Pattern envelope No. R2745 contains hot-iron transfer for doll and embroidering directions for features; material requirements and complete sewing and finishing instructions. 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. Bois Enjoy Family Reunion in Wisconsin celebrating their twenty-fifth anniversary, Mr. and Mrs. J. DuBois of 7921 Liberty visited Mrs. DuBois' family wisconsin recently for the first in 12 years. they returned this week with seven year old son Henry Jr., accompanied them on the highlight of the vacation was a visit at the family home in friendship, Wis. Gathered to celebrate the occasion were Mr. and P. F. Smith and Mahlon, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Smith, and Mrs. C. E. Rous, Attorney Mrs. J. Reese Jones and Miss Smith, all of Wisconsin. behalf of the entire family Jones presented Mr. and Mrs. with a silver tree on which suspended 25 silver dollars. DuBois was a former teacher of schools of Friendship and Arts. Two older sons, Jack and were unable to accompany parents on the trip. First Fall Meet for Beta Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi at the home of Mrs. Esther Monday evening, with its members rested from their summervacations and ready for a fall season. President Eloise presided at the business at which plans were made the fall "Rush." Programman Louise Miller had each member present tell of summer experiences, and had colored films to show. engagement announced—Donna Easly, daughter of the Charles Easlys of Fullerton, will become the bride of Charles Krug, theatre manager, in November. Anaheim Theatre Manager to Wed Fullerton Girl Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Easley of 301 W. Amerige ave., Fullerton have announced the engagement of their daughter, Donna Jean to Charles E. Krug of Orange. Mr. and Mrs. John O'Hearn and sons, Johnny and David, have recently moved into their new home at 8261 E. Ball rd. Dr. O'Hearn is an instructor at the City College, Lakewood. Anaheim Theatre Manager to Wed Fullerton Girl Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Easley of 301 W. Amerige ave., Fullerton have announced the engagement of their daughter, Donna Jean to Charles E. Krug of Orange. Mr. Krug is manager of the Anaheim theatre in this city and is the son of Mrs. Vera Krug of 1450 E. Walnut st., Orange. Wedding date has been set for Nov. 8. Miss Easley is a graduate of Fullerton High school and attended Fullerton Junior college. Her fiancee attended schools in Orange. The Devotion of the Rosary is said to have been instituted by St. Dominic. NOTICE! See K. F. HELLYER Buick USED CAR AD TODAY'S PAPER Page 7 WEST’S FIRST TELEVISION NETWORK Relay system to operate between San Francisco and Los Angeles Amplifying equipment like this is connected to the hornlike antennas above to relay television programs or long distance telephone calls in one part of the country to another. Engineers use micro-wave...for it uses high-frequency radio waves, and it gets its nickname, “Jump-Jump,” because the beams leap-frog between relay stations located on mountains 28 to 65 miles apart. The research which produced this micro-wave system was conducted in Bell Telephone Laboratories originators of so many electronic developments. Hundreds of them have led to better telephone prices at lower cost...and have played a major part making your telephone the big value it is today. In spite of rising prices, telephone rates have been up much less than our costs of providing service. On the average, our prices have gone up less half as much as the cost of living generally. Pacific Telephone 2. Television programs can be relayed from one point to another by micro-wave or by coaxial cable. The first leg of a Western television network will begin operating between San Francisco and Los Angeles September 15 over the newly-completed “Jump-Jump” system. And we’re going ahead with surveys and experiments to extend the television network to other areas of the West. Price increases since 1940 Your telephone is one of today's best bargains