anaheim-gazette 1950-11-01

Rev. Chester Ferris Has Honorary Pastorate at Rialto Church Rev. Chester Ferris, retired pastor who resides at 206 S. Ohio st., received distinguished honors Sunday afternoon when it was announced that he had been named Pastor Emeritus at Rialto Congregational church. Rev. and Mrs. Ferris shared in the church homecoming where they visited former friends and parishers in Rialto where Rev. Ferris' formerly served as pastor. Professor J. H. Baccus of Redlands University gave the address and invited Rev. Ferris to share in the service. In presiding at the dinner meeting Professor Baccus announced that he had conferred with the association of churches which joined with him in advising the Rialto church to make Rev. Ferris the pastor Emeritus and that the church had acted on the suggestion. The position is purely honorary and is one of affection and esteem. It endures for life. Following the announcement, Rev. and Mrs. Ferris received an ovation from those present. The Ferrises were guests of friends in Rialto on Sunday and on Monday they visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hargis at their home in the mountains of Lytle creek. They returned home Monday evening. Children's Party In Robertson Home Little Miss Emilie Mae Robertson was honored by her mother, Mrs. C. E. Robertson this week at a delightful costume party in celebration of her seventh birthday. As the young guests arrived Mr. Robertson took pictures of them with his movie camera. A large black witches cauldron set the Hallowe'en mood for the afternoon with appropriate games played by the children. The cauldron was filled with colorful favors and gifts for the guests with dainty aprons presented to the girls and novelty toys to the boys. Refreshments were served by the hostess assisted by Emilie Mae's grandmother, Mrs. Emma Stankey; aunt, Myrta Saunders; grandmother and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson; aunt, Ida Girdner and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills. Guests for the afternoon were Melody Bradd, Dean Klapper, Maureen Dolan, Marion Stevens, Beverly Masterson, Sandy Malmrose, David Vandenburg, Douglas Chaffe, Tommy Groat, Jimmy Endicott, Susan Saville, Peggy Kidwell, Tom Knox and Emilie Mae's grandmother, Mrs. Emma Stankey; aunt, Myrta Saunders; grandmother and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson; aunt, Ida Girdner and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills. Mrs. Aline De Gaston of Fulletton entertained on the Solovox for the opening of the Belgian American club. Aline formerly made her home in Stanton at 7811 Second St., with her aunt, Mr. and Mr. Achiel Li Beer. Two years after working for the British government and entertaining the armed forces in her spare time, Ali returned with her British husband, Lieutenant Eric (Toby) Gagton. Both the De Gastons now employees at Hunt Foods Inc. and with the Li Beers are very active in the club. Open Beautiful This "fair lady" will scatter flowers on your dresser scarf as well as decorate it herself. She is embroidered in delicate colors and simple stitches, and wears a crocheted overskirt and flounces. The lower flounce continues around the scarf as an edging. Pattern envelope No. R2009 contains complete crochet instructions, material requirements, stitch illustrations, color chart and embroidery instructions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Mae's grandmother, Mrs. Emma Stankey; aunt, Myrta Saunders; grandmother and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Robertson; aunt, Ida Girdner and cousins, Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills. Guests for the afternoon were Melody Bradd, Dean Klapper, Maureen Dolan, Marion Stevens, Beverly Masterson, Sandy Malmrose, David Vandenburg, Douglas Chaffe, Tommy Groat, Jimmy Endicott, Susan Saville, Peggy Kidwell, Tom Knox and Emilie Mae's twin brother and sister Carol and Carl Robertson. Party was held in the Robertson home at 125 N. Janss st. Buildings Seen At Open House More than 250 guests attended open house recently to inspect the new buildings at Magnolia school Number 2 on Garza st. Included with the new rooms are an auditorium, divided for use by kindergarten and first grade class, and a new class room for the fourth grade. Display of handicraft work done during the summer vacation months was shown guests, also a display of school work. Refreshments were served by teachers including Mrs. Glee Newcomb, principal and third grade teacher; Mrs. Rosemary Beck, kindergarten teacher; Mrs. Waneta Glechler, first grade; Mrs. Corlyss Squier, second grade; Miss Esther Leuschner, fourth; Miss Bess Doyle, fifth and sixth; Kenneth Nielsen, seventh and eighth, and Mrs. Donna Flynn, music. School board members who participated were Fred Winters, Clyde Morris and Ed Cook. The first dancing lesson for the seventh and eighth grade students at Fremont school will be held in the gymnasium tomorrow night from 7 until 8:30 o'clock. Three hundred members are their friends of the Belgian American club located on Hanson Garden Grove blvd., enjoyed Hallowe'en ball in their new completed $50,000 clubhouse Saturday evening. The only one of kind on the Pacific coast. Fr. Goossens, president, led the march around the main ballroom. Cash prizes were awarded the couples in the most original costumes. Although many were dressed elaborate regalia, Mr. and Ms. Marcea Bruckaert of Los Angeles were given top prize with an overwhelming amount of applause. Many of the members have lived in Europe and instantly recognize the authentic simple farmer costume on Bruckaert, from RK Studios, as a farmer has looked for the last 100 years in Belgium accompanied by the farmer's wife. Second place went to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Caltoir of Norwalk Caltoir, more than six feet tall was resplendent in a rose sat evening dress, backless and with a slit skirt. A black picture hat and mink stole set the dress to advantage. Mrs. Caltoir, she and blonde, as Caltoir's boyfriend wore a checkered coat and raki cap. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Broucke of Midway City took third money in Sade, in a short tight, slit, hound- "You can't make cup of M You get several world-famous coffee eties with the finest flavor and frag gether they are in such perfect flav M.J.B strong, mild, in-between and M.J.B does not roast all of its cof bean roasting” brings out the maxi bean in the luxury blend. And high every bit of this extra goodness un MAUREEN O'HARA starring in Paramount’s “Tripoli,” color by Technicolor Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Woman Attorney To Speak at World Community Day Miss Elsie Farris, world traveler and Long Beach attorney will present a most interesting, informative and inspiring address as speaker at World Community Day observance in Bethel Baptist church Nov. 10. Mozart choir will be under the direction of Miss Gania Demaree of Anaheim high school. Music will be directed by Harold Lannom, minister of music at the Presbyterian church and Mrs. Joe Burk will be organist. Love Thy Neighbor is the theme for the day which will open with an 11:30 a.m. prayer service in the sanctuary followed by 12:15 lunch in the church dining room and 1 p.m., afternoon session in the sanctuary. All women are invited to attend the World Community Day program which is observed by the Council of Church Women. Dunnetts Entertain At Enjoyable Hallowe’en Party Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dunnett of E. Ball rd., Anaheim, entertained QUESTION: My husband and I and our two boys moved to Anaheim two months ago. Now that we are unpacked and settled, I am lonesome because I do not know anyone in town. Do you have any suggestions for getting acquainted? We have moved around quite a lot but I never seem to get off on the “right foot.” This question was part of a letter sent me by a reader. She has the very real problem that most of us have had to face at one time or another in our lives when moving to a new community. I have found Anaheim to be full of friendly people who go out of their way to be neighborly and kind when given half a chance. Therefore, my first suggestion to a newcomer is to be cordial. All the world loves a smile. If you are a happy person and reflect your happiness with a smile and a cherry “good morning” to those with whom you come in contact, be he the milk man, your grocer or the lady next door, you will get along socially wherever you are. Wisely temper your cordiality with a bit of reserve. After your neighbor introduces herself, do not spend every morning in her kitchen when she is trying to get some work done. When someone calls on you, be a good listener. You will learn valuable things by hospitalized veterans. Whether you are a mite to Anaheim or a settler standing, Mrs. Robert who is production chair be very happy to have some of your spare time sewing machines in the R- work rooms or to take some work home with you. Has yarn available for an interested in knitting a sweater for a veteran. The Parent-Teacher offers another sphere of Your boys will be pleased you join the organization school they attend and ad formal meetings, you will the opportunity to meet the other mothers in your neighborhood. Do not gossip and do not leave the criticism to timers. As a newcomer, put the best things in town. Dunnetts Entertain At Enjoyable Hallowe’en Party Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Dunnett of E. Ball rd., Anaheim, entertained a group of youngsters at a Hallowe’en party recently in the garage of their home. Appropriate decorations of corn stalks, pumpkins and straw lent a festive touch to the setting with guessing games, obstacle courses and Hallowe’en activities occupying the evening. Prizes were awarded to winners. Attending were Larry Boykin, Frankie Cushing, Jerry Kelly, Dicky Dickerson, Harold Heitmiller, Jerry Gaulke, Grant Hovey, David Dunnett, Bill Prewett, Stevie Nearson, Emil Roberts and Freddy Dunnett. Hot dogs, cider, donuts and cany were served. skirt, black lace hose and jeweled satin pumps. A leg-of-mutton flowered blouse, topped with a straw sailor with a rose bobbing around on it. Broucke was in a typical derby and loud black and white plaid bowery trousers with a turtle necked sweater. Messrs. and Mmes. Achiel Li Beer of Stanton, Leurence Lerno of Westminster and Fritz Gossens of Garden Grove and Messrs. Rene Logier, Alfonso Verseraeten, Geo. Goeman were seen everywhere meeting and serving guests refreshments. Joe Urange and his three pals from Bellflower were a four piece accordion band that played for folk dancing. Mrs. Aline De Gasto of Fullerton provided a musical interlude on the Solovox. A smile and a cherry "good morning" to those with whom you come in contact, be he the milk man, your grocer or the lady next door, you will get along socially wherever you are. Wisely temper your cordiality with a bit of reserve. After your neighbor introduces herself, do not spend every morning in her kitchen when she is trying to get some work done. When someone calls on you, be a good listener. You will learn valuable things about your new community and at the same time will avoid boring your caller with a long dissertation on the place and people you have left. Be a joiner. The world will not beat a path to your door simply because you want it that way. You have to put forth the initial effort yourself. Church, your favorite charitable organization and the P-TA are excellent places to establish your first contacts. The church of your choice will welcome your attendance on Sunday and before you know it, will have drawn you and your whole family into social activities through out the week. The Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross has offices and work rooms at the City Hall and you can reach Mrs. Katheryn Wheeler, executive secretary, by calling Anaheim 2065. Mrs. Wheeler tells me that volunteer workers are badly needed to make layettes for needy wives of our fighting men and to sew on articles urgently needed. Broadway P-TA executive board will meet at 9:30 a.m. tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Edward Hilmer, 320 E. Broadway. For a delicious supper casserole, mix cubed corned beef with cooked vegetables and white sauce, then top with baking powder biscuits and bake in a hot oven until biscuits are done. MAUREEN O’HARA KNOWS can’t make a bad up of M·J·B” can't make a bad cup of M.J.B" Several world-famous coffees in M.J.B. Choice rare variety the finest flavor and fragrance obtainable. Blended to are in such perfect flavor balance that you can brew mild, in-between and get perfect results every time. Does not roast all of its coffee beans at once. "Individual bring out the maximum flavor of every rare, rich luxury blend. And highest possible vacuum locks in this extra goodness until it reaches your cup. M.J.B DRIP-SILEX coffee Only 2½¢ A CUP for the finest coffee you can buy! So good we guarantee you'll like it A favorite in the fashion parade this fall is the slim, easy-to-make sheath dress that can be worn so many ways. Combine it with youthful jacket shown, wear it as a date frock or team it with a blouse as a jumper set. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1221 is designed for sizes 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20. Size 14, dress, requires 3 yards of 39-inch fabric; jacket, 2 yards. 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. Reception Honors Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Morris, Married Recently at Santa Barbara Anaheim Riding club honored Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Dallas Morris, Sunday, at a delightful afternoon wedding reception honoring their recent marriage in Santa Barbara. A miniature bride and groom topped the beautifully decorated wedding cake which was served to a large number of the young couple's friends. The bride is the former Miss Mary Ann Schultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones of 802 N. Pomona st. She repeated her marriage vows in a smartly tailored light brown suit with accessories in a deeper shade of brown and carried a bouquet of red roses. Judge W. M. Quinn of Santa Barbara performed the afternoon service. The new Mrs. Morris graduated from Brea Olinda high school and has been active in Anaheim Riding club. Her husband is a graduate of Fullerton high school and is employed with Consolidated Steel in Maywood. They will reside at 1123 W. Chestnut st., Anaheim. Reception guests were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradley and family of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bruhs of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vaughn, Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Potter and son, Jerry, of Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. T. French and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Martins and family, all of Brea. Reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Seven minutes after midnight today, Robert Dee, a four pound The Parent-Teacher association offers another sphere of interest. Your boys will be pleased to have you join the organization at the school they attend and at the informal meetings, you will have the opportunity to meet some of the other mothers in your neighborhood. Do not gossip and do not criticise. If Anaheim has shortcomings, leave the criticism to the old owners. As a newcomer, praise for the best things in town is your best line. In order to know who is who and what is what in Anaheim, systematically read the Anaheim Gazette from front to back. It will keep you informed on every day happenings around you. Read it every day and you will never have to wonder what to talk about. Mrs. Harry Bradley and family of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bruhs of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Vaughn, Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Potter and son, Jerry, of Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. T. French and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay Martins and family, all of Brea. Reception was held in the home of the bride's parents. Seven minutes after midnight today, Robert Dee, a four pound seven ounce son, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Stockwell of 206 Kroeger st., at the Fullerton Cottage hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Rosalio Tovar, 7061½ Vista, Anaheim, are parents of a daughter born October 28 at Orange County hospital. Carl and Mabel INVITE ALL THEIR FRIENDS TO HELP THEM CELEBRATE Their 18th Anniversary In Business – In Anaheim Thursday - November 2nd Enjoy a Turkey Steak Special Entertainment Thursday-November 2nd Enjoy a Turkey Steak Ham or Spanish Full Course DINNER at the Special Entertainment and CORSAGES for the Ladies ... and we will be OPEN UNTIL 2 A.M. Drop in and Say... "Hello!" We will be glad to see you! SPANISH KITCHEN and Carl's Cocktail Lounge 145 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Phone 9106