anaheim-gazette 1950-10-18

IN THE SPIRIT of Savanna PTA's carnival tomorrow is Mrs. Maxine Carter who dons festive black Spanish dress with red roses for her work in the plants and cactus concession. With her are, center, Allen D. Blakeley, custodian and bus driver, in charge of balloon concession, and Mrs. Clada Pletz, teacher, who is "penny lady." Smart Two Piecer Priscilla Termed 'Contemporary' By Mrs. Butterworth In a challenge to the modern woman, Mrs. Frank Butterworth yesterday presented a compelling address on "Priscilla" to members of Anaheim Ebell Bible section. Time To Spare? Contact Red Cross Urgent appeal has been made by the local Koi Cross chapter for women to work on sewing layettes. Anyone with time to spare is asked to contact Wheeler at the chapter immediately. Work may be done in the Red Cross rooms in city hall or may be taken home. Stanton women who worked on sewing yesterday are Mrs. Ralph Vipond, Mrs. Ada Arnette, Mrs. E. B. Briggs, Mrs. Frank Bakeiman, Mrs. II. A. Alm and Mrs. Robert Clark, production chairman. Anniversary Meet Of County WSCS Women in Anaheim More than 150 women from Orange county attended the San Diego District tenth anniversary year observance of Woman's Society of Christian Service at the ban meeting in White Temple Methodist church yesterday. "Lengthen and Strengthen" was the theme for the day with 62 churches in San Diego, Imperial, and Orange counties participating in the sessions. Greetings were extended to the delegation by Mrs. W. Guy Frazier and hostess was Ananeim WSCS leader Mrs. Wilbert Donney. Rev. Frank Butterworth, pastor of White Temple Methodist church gave the meditation, "Enlarge the Place of Thy Tent." Other speakers on the morning program were Miss Ruth Ferguson director of community service who discussed "Neighborhood House," and Mrs. Owen M. Geer, conference secretary of student work who spoke on "Student Activities." Mrs. Geer is the wife of Fullerton. Smart Two Piecer Priscilla Termed 'Contemporary' By Mrs. Butterworth In a challenge to the modern woman, Mrs. Frank Butterworth yesterday presented a compelling address on "Priscilla" to members of Anaheim Ebeil Bible section. Her talk was in keeping with the section's current study of outstanding women of the Bible. Mrs. Butterworth spoke of Priscilla as a contemporary woman although she lived in ancient times. "Contemporary" she said, "because she was a displaced person, a migrant driven from Rome to Corinth; contemporary because she was a career woman as well as housewife" referring to her activities as a tentmaker with her husband Aquila, "and contemporary, finally, because she was a Christian leader in the early church." In conclusion she pointed out that it was very unusual for woman to be mentioned at all in those times because she had no status, however, Priscilla was mentioned four times by Paul, a close associate of both her and her husband. Mrs. Butterworth said that the three points are a challenge to modern woman whose lives are far easier than Priscilla's and who can profit by the advance made by this woman in a day when women were virtually a nonentity. Mrs. A. E. Bourne presided over the first meeting of the Bible section for the year assisted by Mrs. F. Earl Spencer. Mrs. Claude Slacke and Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery presided at the tea table. Mrs. H. J. Fackiner was program chairman. Project Announced By St. Boniface PTA New luncheon shelters for the students at St. Boniface was the project decision of the day at St. Boniface P-TA potluck meeting Friday the 13th. December 1st another film will be shown following the pronounced success of the last one. This will be "Upon the Rock," depicting the life of Christ. Entertainment during dessert was furnished by the schools' accordian students Cosette Peitzer, Bill Sitter and Sandra McGlaughlin. Work on the shelters will be and hostess was Anaheim WSCS leader Mrs. Wilbert Donney. Rev. Frank Butterworth, pastor of White Temple Methodist church gave the meditation, "Enlarge the Place of Thy Tent." Other speakers on the morning program were Miss Ruth Ferguson director of community service who discussed "Neighborhood House," and Mrs. Owen M. Geer, conference secretary of student work who spoke on "Student Activities." Mrs. Geer is the wife of Fullerton Methodist church pastor. Rev. Hayden S. Sears, district superintendent and former pastor of White Temple, challenged the district to enlarge its program giving and quoted the following statistic, "The people of America spent more last year on the care and feeding of dogs than all of the Protestant and Catholic giving for all Christian enterprises. Cecil J. Marks Speaks at Farm Center Meeting Cypress Magnolia farm center met last night at Buena Park women's club to hear reports from the director, treasurer and memborship chairman. Bill HeiI presented a progress report of Cal Farm Insurance Co. and Mrs. Elmer Brown announced that an exhibit of homemade rugs would be one feature of the next farm center meeting for Orangethorpe dept. Cecil J. Marks, secretary of Orange county farm bureau gave views on the November election Plans were made to send a representative to Berkeley for the state Farm Bureau convention November 12 through 16. Jacob Mumm showed interesting color films he had taken on trip through Arizona, Utah, New Mexico and Canada. Blood Bank is Assistance League Project For Year Prominent members of Anaheim Assistance League attended the semi-annual meeting of the National Assistance League in Benmont Heights Methodist church this week under the leadership of local president, Mrs. Arthur Bliott. Mrs. Harold Ramser, national president, presided over the general session which followed the luncheon at noon. 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UNION PACIFIC STATION Telephone: 3519 FOR DEPENDABLE TRANSPORTATION Be Specific...Say UNION PACIFIC To Spare? Red Cross Anniversary Meet County WSCS open in Anaheim 150 women from Ornty attended the San trict tenure anniversary advance of Women's Sochristian Service at the ing in White Temple church yesterday. and Strengthen" was for the city with 62 San Diego, Imperial, counties participating speakers on the morning were Miss Ruth Ferguson of community service who "Neighborhood House," Owen M. Geer, conferretary of student work on "Student Activities." is the wire of Fullerton SHIP WITHOUT SALE was comparison made of post without auxiliary at a meeting of the press unit this week. In appreciation of auxiliary work Cypress post 9847 presented unit an impressive blue and gold fringed banner. Shown at ceremonies are, left to right, senior commander, J. E. Smith, now living in Long Beach; E. E. Goodman, Mrs. Frances Diniris, Jean Kreissler, and Mrs. Olive Williams and Commander Frank Buzzo. (Photo by Hal Eastw Banner Presentation Is Colorful Affair At Cypress VFW Auxiliary Post Meeting. In colorful ceremony, Mrs. Jean Kreissler, VFW auxiliary commander, accepted a beautiful blue and gold, fringed, banner for her group from Post 9847, represented by Commander Frank Buzzo and License to marry has been issued to William Leeham Harvic of 900 N. Dickle st., Anaheim, and Marjorie Louise Willett of Lynwood. Dorcas Society of Zion Lu church will stage it's annual festival tomorrow, Oct. 19 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Ham dinner be served. Tickets are $1.5 are still available by calling In addition to dinner, booth sell handiwork, baked good similar items. Banner Presentation Is Colorful Affair At Cypress VFW Auxiliary Post Meeting. In colorful ceremony, Mrs. Jean Kreissler, VFW auxiliary commander, accepted a beautiful blue and gold, fringed, banner for her group from Post 9847, represented by Commander Frank Buzzo and Sr. vice-commander now living in Long Beach, when the VFW Auxiliary held their regular bi-monthly meeting, Monday night, in their hall, 5961 E. Lincoln ave. E. E. Goodman was the bearer of the banner. Mrs. Ruby Goodman was elected to be Jr. vice-president, replacing Mrs. Beth Reisig who moved to Ohio. Mrs. Corinne Fletcher is the new one year trustee. Mrs. Lucille Christopher, the former trustee, is now at Camp Cooke with her husband who is a non-commissioned officer in the regular army. Mmes. Cynthia Canfield and Corinne Fletcher were initiated into the lodge. Mrs. Olive Williams acted as chaplain and Mrs. Frances Demiris, guard. Mrs. Opal Walter, Jr. vice-chairman of the Dept. of California, in a congratulatory speech said she had been present when the auxiliary was conceived, Oct. 3, 1948, and that, at the time it was badly needed because a post without an auxiliary was like a ship without a sail. Among the numerous guests present was Mrs. Lilia Hascoe, past president of the Westminster auxiliary. The Post extended an invitation to attend the masqureade dance at the Quonset Hut in Hawaiian Gardens, Oct. 28. Door prizes and prizes for best costumes, masks and souvenirs to be given away. The committee in charge are J. E. Smith, chairman, E. E. Goodman and C. R. Rogers. Frank Lavry and his Prairie Serenaders will play with all proceeds to go to the building fund. Represent Anaheim In GS National Training Meet Institute on the Recruitment and Selection of Girl Scout Volunteers was held at the Girl Scout Little House in Orange on Mon., Represent Anaheim In GS National Training Meet Institute on the Recruitment and Selection of Girl Scout Volunteers was held at the Girl Scout Little House in Orange on Mon., Oct. 16. Represented were Anaheim, No. Orange, Laguna, Lynn-Compton, Riverside, Santa Ana, Port Los Angeles, Whittier, Newport, and Naval Order Testing Station at China Lake. Miss Margaret Murray, personnel representative for Big Tree Region from National Headquarters in New York, and Mrs. Arthur Barton, Edey Trainer, were the principal instructors. They outlined methods for recruiting, selecting and placing of volunteers. Presented to the attending chairmen, members of troop organization, membership and nomination committees, board trainers, council presidents and vice-presidents, and district and neighborhood chairmen, was a clever dramatization of a typical recruitment problem. Those attending also learned the need for emphasis on visual as well as oral training in the recruitment of volunteers. The session lasted from 10:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. and was well attended. two they will start to turn rancid and flavor is impaired. Last year, the extension service gave directions for preserving nutmeats in fruit jars using dry ice. If you tried that method and had good luck, stick to it. It is easy and should work well. However, some homemakers reported trouble — jars exploded — and so the use of boiling water bath is now recommended. Walnut Preservation Select well-developed, fresh nut kernels free from bits of shell. Sterilize pint or half pint jars and let them dry. Fill the jars with the nuts and seal according to the directions for the type of lids you use. Place the filled jars in a hot water bath that comes up about two inches on the side of the jars and boil for thirty minutes. Cool and store in a cool dark place. About Anaheim Homemakers Mrs. Ray Cheatum makes wonderful apple pie. At this time of the year, Bellflower apples are her choice and a wise one judging from the four juicy pies she took to her circle meeting the other night. Ardis Ann Brown topped the pie with her own special home made vanilla ice cream which she makes the good old fashioned way in a freezer. A treasured family recipe makes it smooth and rich and the slight lemon flavor definitely compliments apple pie. Ardis Ann's Vanilla Ice Cream Take one tablespoon of flour and put in a jar on top of one cup of milk and shake until smooth. Place in a double boiler. Beat six egg yolks and put in the double boiler with one-fourth teaspoon of salt and one and one half cups of sugar and one quart of milk. Cook until thickened. Put the thickened mixture into a big mixing bowl and add three quarts of milk and one pint of cream. Add one tablespoon vanilla and one tablespoon of grated lemon the school carnival. Mrs. Kettler is very proud of the Katella Thimbles and has good reason to be. They made their radio debut Thursday night, the first 4-H club in Orange County to be honored in that way. High on anyone's list of capable and interesting Anaheim women is Dr. Dorothy Jordt. She and her husband both practice in Anaheim and find time for church and civic activities as well. For a fascinating story, ask Dr. Dorothy about the seven years she spent in Boonville in Anderson Valley, California, practicing rural medicine with a capital R. Sometimes, life seems just one pot luck supper after another. I would not miss one for the world but it does tax the imagination to think up hot dishes that will carry well. I like the following recipe because it can be varied by whatever ingredients happen to be on hand. Quick Casserole 1 cup diced canned or cooked meat or fish (chicken, tuna, salmon, roast beef, etc.) 1 four-oz. package noodles (or rice) cooked 1 can mushroom soup ½ cup whole or top milk 1 large package potato chips, broken up Mix together all the ingredients except about one third of the potato chips. Put into a greased casserole. Sprinkle the remainder of the potato chips, broken up, over the top. Bake for 30 minutes at 375 degrees. Three queens to guest star with Al Jarvis, Thursday, October 26 on KLAC-TV. Dorcas Society of Zion Lutheran Church will stage its annual fall festival tomorrow, Oct. 19, from 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. Ham dinner will be served. Tickets are $1.50 and still available by calling 5150. Addition to dinner, booths will handiwork, baked goods and similar items. Take one tablespoon of flour and put in a jar on top of one cup of milk and shake until smooth. Place in a double boiler. Beat six egg yolks and put in the double boiler with one-fourth teaspoon of salt and one and one half cups of sugar and one quart of milk. Cook until thickened. Put the thickened mixture into a big mixing bowl and add three quarts of milk and one pint of cream. Add one tablespoon vanilla and one tablespoon of grated lemon rind. Pour into the freezer and then fold in the beaten egg whites. Mrs. Robert Kettlar is assistant leader of the Katella Thimbles 4-H Club and an energetic PTL worker. We hear she sat up till the wee small hours putting finishing touches on forty aprons slated for FASTER SERVICE ESCROWS Stephen & Stephen 108 W. 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