anaheim-gazette 1950-10-10

Home Department Meetings Set October meetings of the Home Departments and the Homemakers will be on the subject of "Ideas for Christmas—Homemade and Thirtfy." Project leaders will exhibit and discuss a kit of gift suggestions that they prepared at project leader training meeting last week. To make the meetings of greater interest, all women who attend should bring ideas that will inspire others to make gifts at home (gifts they have made or received, magazine clippings, etc.). Most meetings start at 10:00 a.m. and last until about 2:00 p.m. Anyone is invited. The Family Relationship letter by Mrs. Will B. Cross and edited by Mrs. Charles Brisco will be on the subject of "You and the Law." Tuesday, October 24, the Anaheim Home Department will meet at the home of Mrs. Alice Schmid, 9781 S. East st., Anaheim. The project leaders will be Mrs. I. R. Grizzle and Mrs. Millie Remland. A share-the-cost luncheon will be served. After lunch, Mrs. John Chuml will talk on "Life in Czechslovakia." Stanton Mrs. Margaret Riley, 10572 Court st., returned Friday night from an extensive trip. She left Stanton by train with her nephew, Albert Cox. After a visit at his home in Vancouver, Wash., she went on to Oak Harbor where she was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Vern Alexander, wife of the navy officer who went down in Puget Sound a few weeks ago in a Navy Personal Mention Public card party will be sponsored by the White Shrine at the Fullerton Masonic Temple, Wednesday, Oct. 11, at 8 p.m. Canasta, 500, bridge and contract will be played for country store prizes. Mrs. L. Mae Snider, assistant at Wayne's Flower shop on E. Center st., is leaving Thursday for Des Moines, Iowa, for a week's visit. St. Michael's Woman's Auxiliary October meeting was held in the Parish hall last Thursday. A new course of study was introduced with Rev. Saville presenting the mode of procedure. "Consider the Bible" studies will be continued throughotu the year with various leaders each month. Preceding the meeting, Mrs. John Henry and Mrs. Adelaide Black were co-hostesses for a dessert course served to the club. Founder's Day will be observed at Marywood high school with the first dramatic offering of the fall season, Friday, October 20 in the Little Theatre of the school. Senior class drama students will present "Heritage of Splendor." Appearing in the cast are: the Misses Jane Stehly, Wanda Simcon, Carol Watkins, Rosalind Stoffel, Mary Lawrence and Delia Duarte of Anaheim, Leona King, Marilou Heavrin of Buena Park, Miss Gail Nolan of Orange, Miss Nell Olsen of Los Angeles and Miss Patricia Stermer of West- Stanton Mrs. Margaret Riley, 10572 Court st., returned Friday night from an extensive trip. She left Stanton by train with her nephew, Albert Cox. After a visit at his home in Vancouver, Wash., she went on to Oak Harbor where she was the guest of her niece, Mrs. Vern Alexander, wife of the navy officer who went down in Puget Sound a few weeks ago in a Navy plane. At Harden, Montana, saw her nephew, Harry Cox and family and went on to Red Lodge where another nephew, Virgil Cox and his family live. Just before returning home, Mrs. Riley was at Beaver, Wyoming, to spend a few days with her niece, Mrs. Myrtle Mungath and her family. Many of these people Mrs. Riley has not seen for 25 years. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Mouldenhauer, 10631 S. Sycamore st., have just heard from their son, Norman, who is in the army at Camp Cooke. He writes he is taking up cooking. They are planning on driving up to visit him this week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hendrickson and their four children have just moved from 9528 Park. Bellflower, to the former Cole ranch, 8261 E. Cerritos ave. Their 13-year-old son, William, is experimenting with the calf business. Right now he has seven young calves and is going into the 4-H club to learn how to proceed properly. Two of the children, George, 17, and Joan, 16, are, respectively, senior and junior, at Excelsior high school and will continue there. Rebecca, six, has entered Magnolia. OUR 35-YEAR EXPERIENCE IN WATCHMAKING IS YOUR GUARANTEE You can make your little girl's dream come true with this darling house for her favorite doll. It takes very little time to put it together. Furnishings also are included in the pattern. Barbara Bell pattern No. 1587 comes in one size—24 inches wide. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Senior class drama students will present "Heritage of Splendor." Appearing in the cast are: the Misses Jane Stehly, Wanda Simone, Carol Watkins, Rosalind Stoffel, Mary Lawrence and Delia Duarte of Anaheim, Leona King, Marilou Heavrin of Buena Park, Miss Gail Nolan of Orange, Miss Nell Olsen of Los Angeles and Miss Patricia Stermer of Westwood. SEPTEMBER BRIDE of Dortheim family was Miss Nancy Ross performed in Redding Seventh guests. Nancy Ross, Do Return from Home Recently returned from a honey moon trip to Mount Hood are Mrs. Dortley Tikker, nee Nancy Ross, whose marriage was so emnized at Seventh Day Adventist church in Redding by Dr. Paul Quimby. The Tikker's have established residence at Pacific Union college where the bridegroom is in his senior year. For her wedding the bride wore an off white gown of skinner sash in with a border of heavily embroidered lace at the square neckline and at the wrists of the long tapered sleeves. The full skirt feather from a fitted bodice and ended in a short train. Calla lillies and calsium leaves were tied with wide white satin ribbon to form her bouquet. Mrs. Ruelof Tikker, bridegroom sister-in-law, was matron of honor. Her ballerina length dress of peach taffeta was tucked and simply cut with a Peter Pan collar and tiny tucks accenting the skirt and bodice. 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ANAHEIM Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Return Engagement Of Home Garden Section Favorite Bertha Doyle, who has appeared twice before at meetings of Ebell Home and Garden section, made a third visit to the group yesterday with another of her interesting reports on decorating. "Holiday Decorations and Table Settings" was the subject of her talk at the first meeting of the section this year. Unique package wrappings and clever centerpieces were created for the audience with steps involved in their arrangement explained as the speaker worked. She showed the almost life like flowers made from fibre imported from Formosa and dyed to resemble actual blooms. Also featured in her work was the wrapping of gifts for a wide variety of occasions including Christmas, birthdays, weddings, Mothers' Day and many more. A talented artist with a vivid imagination, the speaker is floral culture instructress at Major Latecon school. Mrs. Floyd Peterson presided for the first time as leader of the section with Mrs. Louie H. Grigsby as assistant leader. Curator, Mrs. Fackiner, spoke briefly on guest cards and guest privileges. Mrs. Spencer, president of Ebell, also addressed the meeting briefly. Herbert Hansen of Fern Irwin Studios of Interior Decoration will be speaker at the Nov. 13 meeting. Approximately 60 members attended yesterday. Florence Circle of the White Temple Methodist church will hold College Small By JACKIE CUSHIN FJCers took time out to the formal raising of the gold Victory Flag Monday flew on high in recognition Hornet's win over Santa Saturday night. Even the members of the student body to wake up when the Pele gave a rousing rendition Fullerton Victory song prior to raising ceremony. Commander of rallies Lyle Ferry did theors. Join Now A large poster reading up and Join the Crusade for dom" made many students critically men, wonder if the Navy and Marines had so recruiting station on the It was however, only after the Gamma Delta Upsilon paign to get signers for the dom scrolls, which will manently enshrined in the Freedom Bell in Be United Nations Day, October. All contributions from will go toward the expansion radio station called Radio Europe, which went on last July and now broadens Czechoslavakia, Rumania, Hungary and Bulgaria. This broadcasting system cratic truth is brought to slaved people. LBCC Appeal The following retort can Long Beach after a defrom the City College that covered the Viking Victory "Our victory bell is more than ever since we repaired MEMBER BRIDE of Dortley Tikker, son of prominent Anafamily was Miss Nancy Ross of Redding, Calif. Services were armed in Redding Seventh Day Adventist church before 250 Nancy Ross, Dortley Tikker turn from Honeymoon Trip Job's Daughters Plan Dinner A dinner, an evening of cards, door prizes and a boost for Hallowe'en Fair Queen candidate Janet Vincent are in store this Friday night as Job's Daughters entertain at the Masonic Temple. The public is invited to the affair which begins with first dinner serving at 5:30. Dinner continues until the food is gone, according to Queen campaign chairman Mrs. Merle Soden. Price of admission is $1.50 and with it, the guest receives a book of Queen tickets good for chances on a pair of trips to Mexico City. Yetta V. Alden, recently retired history teacher at AUHS, attended the Notre Dame vs Purdue football game in South Bend, Indiana. Saturday, her letter to pharmacist Earl Jackson stated. Miss Alden is visiting relatives during her stay at Barrington, Illinois. Embroider this handsome hunting scene which will add distinction and bring warmth into your living room or den. Richly colored in shades of yellow, brown, green blue, violet, red and orange, the panel is worked in simple stitches. Pattern envelope No. R2268 contains hot-iron transfer for design 11 by 14 inches, color chart, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number. Needlepainting Club News Mrs. William Drake, presidethe Savanna P-TA, 7081 st., entertained the carnival mittee members at lunch make final plans for the abe held at the school on The October 19. Mrs. Arthur Mabs, generaman, will be assisted by the lowing concession chairmen Wayne Jennings, pie and Mrs. Joe Kitchens, Jr., hot baked beans, chili dogs and salad; Mrs. John Karraken made candy; Mrs. Edward plants and cactus; Mrs. Snavely, bazaar; Mrs. John darts; Mrs. Chris Clodt, pin game; Mmes. James Houst Fred Hurt, fishing; Mrs. Millonzi, ring toss; Mrs. Jett, fish bowls and Mrs. Lewter, spook house. Other types of entertainment fered will be a penny lady rides, bowling, fortune movies and ice cream. The birthday anniversary Mmes. Conna E. Pollack, Hiatt, F. Harden and Ralph were celebrated at the Miss Society of the Stanton Comchurch, at their monthly meeting. Thursday, when pot-luck luncheon a cake was candles surprised the host Mrs. Leonard Jennings made cake. Other members probirthday cards. Volunteer who are building the addition to the church were also luguests. The afternoon was spent ing clothing given by membthe Lady Lions and Savanna who had clothing left over The full skirt fell fitted bodice and ended in train. Calla lillies and calavases were tied with wide Latin ribbon to form her duelof Tikker, bridegroom's-law, was matron of honourable length dress of affeta was tucked and sim-with a Peter Pan collar and ks accenting the skirt and A bouquet of matching themums complimented its maids, Mrs. Carlos Von Miss Rosella Thiele and Ms. Kinnaman, wore dresses green taffeta and carried chrysanthemums. Les were lighted by Miss Braucher and Miss Joann with Miss Sherry Lee flower girl. Tikker was best man, were Karl Tikker, Carlos Klee and Walt Marshal. Carlos Von Pohle sang Lord's Prayer" accompanied Fred Saunders. White wedding bells decorate Golden Eagle banquet Redding where more than 100 guests attended the evening. Assisting with hostess were Mrs. Gladys Kinneman and John Billington. Side is the daughter of Mr. Wayne K. Ross of 1433 st., Redding and is a grad-acific Union college where affiliated with Alpha Husband is the son of Dr. Hans J. Tikker of 1001 Angeles st., Anaheim. And Mrs. Lawrence Cook of Manor are parents of a born at the Anaheim city hospital. Weighing 7 and 11 ounces, her name is Madine. She was two days away when she was taken to home. She has a sister, and three brothers, Donald, and Richard. Price of admission is $1.50 and with it, the guest receives a book of Queen tickets good for chances on a pair of trips to Mexico City. Yetta V. Alden, recently retired history teacher at AUHS, attended the Notre Dame vs Purdue football game in South Bend. Indiana Saturday, her letter to pharmacist Earl Jackson stated. Miss Alden is visiting relatives during her stay at Barrington, Illinois. Mrs. Paul David will be hostess to the Fremont P-TA Board in her home, 511 N. Clementine st., at a brunch tomorrow morning at 9:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kilduff have returned from a motor trip through adjoining eastern states where they visited Wickenburg, Prescott, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam and Las Vegas. Mr. Kilduff is owner and operator of the meat department in Greater Anaheim Market and Mrs. Kilduff operates the Children's Shop and Junior Rendezvous on N. Los Angeles st. The Holy Name Society will hold a special meeting after the evening devotions at St. Boniface church. October 11. Dedication services for the new Horace Mann school addition will be conducted tomorrow evening at 7:30 p.m., when the P-TA convenes for the first meeting of the year. Speakers will be M. A. Gauer, superintendent of schools and H. H. Stabbert, president of the elementary school board of trustees. Moving pictures will be shown in the kindergarten for children accompanying their parents to the meeting. Lean chicken has more protein in it than pork or beef. College Small Talk By JACKIE CUSHING FJCers took time out to witness the formal raising of the blue and gold Victory Flag Monday, which drew on high in recognition of the Nornet's win over Santa Monica Saturday night. Even the sleepiest members of the student body had wake up when the Pep Band gave a rousing rendition of theullerton Victory song prior to the raising ceremony. Commissioner rallies Lyle Ferry did the honors. Join Now A large poster reading, "Sign up and Join the Crusade for Freedom" made many students, especially men, wonder if the Army, Navy and Marines had set up a recruiting station on the campus. It was however, only a part of the Gamma Delta Upsilon campaign to get signers for the Freedom scrolls, which will be permanently enshrined in the base of the Freedom Bell in Berlin on United Nations Day, October 24. All contributions from signers will go toward the expansion of a radio station called Radio Free Europe, which went on the air last July and now broadcasts to Zechoslavakia, Rumania, Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria. Through this broadcasting system democratic truth is brought to the enwaved people. LBCC Appeal The following retort came from Long Beach after a delegation from the City College there revered the Viking Victory Bell. "Our victory bell is more glorious than ever since we repainted it..." The way we go right on with our garden plans and planting come fall, completely amazes Eastern visitors. Chrysanthemums are about the only blooms left for those in the East to look forward to before the snow flies, while our gardens with proper care can be colorful in any season. Although spring is the usual time for flower shows, the Junior Womens Club of Buena Park demonstrated the versatility of Southern California gardens when it held an autumn flower show at the club house last week. Roses, dahlias and many annuals were displayed in brilliant profusion and the large showy tuberous begonia blossoms of Mrs. Foster Goss and Mrs. Clarence Rittenhouse were among the highlights of the affair. This fall flower show met with such enthusiasm that Mrs. Robert J. Stine, general chairman, forecasts that it will become an annual event. Do Anaheim gardeners get together to exhibit sometime during the year? If so, will someone please tell me when? We have talented gardeners and many lovely gardens here in Anaheim. I would be interested in a garden show or a garden tour, wouldn't you? Oster is one busy homemaker who manages to sandwich enough gardening time into her busy days so that her yard is always well tended and colorful. She has achieved a very pleasing effect on a small space through the adroit use of shrubbery, interspersed with perennial plants and annuals. Her grey stucco house with its surrounding white fence makes a perfect backdrop for her colorful plantings. Mrs. Oster is planning now to plant bulbs for early spring flowers among the shrubbery which surrounds her house. And speaking of bulbs, you will be interested to know that all the bulbs now on hand at the Anaheim Feed and Seed Store have been imported directly from Holland. These include daffodils, hyacinths, crocus, tulips, ranunculus and iris, all of which may be planted now. Tommy Watts, owner of the Anaheim Feed and Seed Store, makes a point of stocking the latest in garden tools and supplies. Have you seen his "magic wand" for effective and selective weed killing? It is a sort of plastic tube.. Fill it with weed killer and just touch the weed you want to destroy. The weed is killed effec- Radio station called Radio Free Europe, which went on the air last July and now broadcasts to Zechoslavakia, Rumania, Poland, Hungary and Bulgaria. Through this broadcasting system democratic truth is brought to the enewed people. LBCC Appeal The following retort came from Long Beach after a delegation from the City College there recovered the Viking Victory Bell. "Our victory bell is more glorius an ever since we repainted it—and next time—it the situation would arise again we'd greatly appreciate it if you'd use higher quality paint." Love and Kisses, LBCC. No doubt the ones from Fuller-On who borrowed the bell will take a note of this for future use. Club News Mrs. William Drake, president of the Savanna P-TA, 7081 Monroe, entertained the carnival committee members at luncheon, to make final plans for the affair to be held at the school on Thursday, October 19. Mrs. Arthur Mabs, general chairman, will be assisted by the following concession chairmen: Mrs. Wayne Jennings, pie and coffee; Mrs. Joe Kitchens, Jr., hot dogs, baked beans, chili dogs and potato salad; Mrs. John Karraker, home made candy; Mrs. Edward Carter, plants and cactus; Mrs. Elton Lavely, bazaar; Mrs. John Adams, arts; Mrs. Chris Clodt, ping pong game; Mmes. James Houston and Ed Hurt, fishing; Mrs. Francisillonzi, ring toss; Mrs. J. E. Prue, fish bowls and Mrs. Lewis Wolfe, spook house. Other types of entertainment offered will be a penny lady, pony leses, bowling, fortune telling, movies and ice cream. The birthday anniversaries of James Conna E. Pollack, Ralph Matt, F. Harden and Ralph Vipond are celebrated at the Missionary Society of the Stanton Community church, at their monthly all-day meeting. Thursday, when after a t-luck luncheon a cake with four candles surprised the honorees, Ms. Leonard Jennings made the cake. Other members presented birthday cards. Volunteer workers who are building the addition to the church were also luncheon guests. The afternoon was spent mend-clothing given by members and Lady Lions and Savanna P-TA, who had clothing left over from this fall flower show met with such enthusiasm that Mrs. Robert J. Stine, general chairman, forecasts that it will become an annual event. Do Anaheim gardeners get together to exhibit sometime during the year? If so, will someone please tell me when? We have talented gardeners and many lovely gardens here in Anaheim. I would be interested in a garden show or a garden tour, wouldn't you? According to the gardening calendar, October is an ideal time to renovate old lawns and to plant new ones. The warmest weather has passed (it says here) and the heavy rains that seem to take special delight in washing away newly planted lawn seed, probably will not start for a while. When your lawn needs help, call on Botts Nursery. Harold Botts, a licensed landscaping contractor, says that no job is too small nor none too large. In fact, his crew will landscape your entire grounds or simply plant a small shrub if that is what you want. When I stopped in at Botts nursery yesterday in my quest for information about what to plant at this season, I found Mrs. Botts working among the rose bushes. The care she gives them must be excellent because the bushes are so strong and healthy looking and covered with blooms. This is the place for those of you who like to see the rose you are getting when you buy a rose bush. Among the plants in full bloom are "Applause", "Texas Centennial", and "Nocturne." Mrs. Botts tells me that it will soon be time to plant camellias. She expects to have her usual wide variety of camellias on hand later this month. Watch for them. It takes a bit of doing to get through homemaking tasks indoors in order to have time left for outdoor gardening. Mrs. Vera box is being prepared for Joe Jenkins and his family who are doing missionary work in Venezuela and to Miss Elizabeth Jackson in the East Indies for Christmas. Be “Fresh” Looking All the Time Regular dry cleaning gives your clothes that just-out-of-the-box look that impresses people favorably during business and after. SPEED - QUALITY - SERVICE We Offer the Only Pillaw Renovating Service in Orange County You benefit every day... because they're so clean Your home stays brighter and cleaner, needs redecorating far less often, when you have an electric range and water heater. 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