anaheim-gazette 1950-12-27

Local Resident Celebrates 90th Birthday at Party Jackson Wright celebrated his 90th birthday and Christmas when a party of favored friends assembled at the home of Mrs. Marie Morgan, 10556 S. Stanton ave. Born in Hamilton county, Illinois, a farmer, he came to California in 1907 and moved to Stanton area in 1914. He has owned farms and orange groves and still owns property in Garden Grove. He became a close friend of F. C. Beecher, deceased, who built the attractive old home Mrs. Morgan lives in. In those days Beecher was the treasurer of the incorporated city of Stanton and the Stanton Land and Improvement co. Hon. Phil Stanton of Los Angeles, for whom the town was named because of his large holdings of land, was also a friend. Wright has expressed a desire to spend the rest of his days in the home his friend built. Interesting to mention that when Highway 39 is built next spring the house must be moved. Wright moved here six weeks ago. He is a 32nd degree Mason and has a lifetime membership in the Orange county lodge. Sharing his birthday cake were: Mrs. Dorothy Perkins of Garden Grove, William Lovell Johnson, 70 years old, from Aberdeen, South Dakota, railroad man retired; Wilbur Lusk, 68, realtor retired from Anaheim and his daughter, Mrs. J. R. Lusk; Mr. NEW BOARD MEMBERS of the Orange County Branch of the NA at a Christmas party last night in the Anaheim American Legi right: Mrs. Ralph Dickensen, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Mrs. Everett M. Waymire, vice-president. Standing: Gene Hed M. Rodick, retiring branch president; Dick Nickol of Bellflower Priss, national branch representative. Cotton's Bright For Resort Wear Bright new cottons for sun wear are ready now—whether you plan to go south or flash one under you winter coat at home. They include exciting new togas for beach or casual wear and clear-colored separates in smooth and textured materials, says Barbara Olson. Writing in McCall's for January, she gives you a preview of what you will be wearing when the sun comes out: "For new beach beauty, a toga opens at the sides, has a wide matching belt. It packs easily, folds flat as a slip. And consider it to wear over slacks and a sweater. An easy-to-pack, easy-to-iron sunback dress of broadcloth wraps at back to make a deep-V neckline. To wear over it, and with all your pretty extra shirts, a heavy cotton lace blouse snugly banded at the waist. "Ready for anything, a chemise dress in a tweedy cotton-and-flax mixture is bound at the edges with grosgrain. Wear it as a coat or dress when the weather's warm or as a jumper over a cozy bright sweater. Ribbed worsted separates overblouse that goes with either the jersey or the broadcloth skirt. More good swap-arounds are wrapped separates in orange broadcloth that look like a dress. The pair together can go under the coat dress above; aparat, they go with extra blouses and skirts." Elk's Lodge members will meet tonight at 6:30 for a chicken dinner. Regular meeting will begin at 8 p.m. This will be gift night, with a white elephant exchange. Fuerst-Bonin Rites Revealed Spending the holidays in Anaheim are Mr. and Mrs. Raymone Fuerst who were married 19 in Las Vegas. Bride is the former Patricia Leah Bonin, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Laird Bonin of Huron, Dakota. Bridegroom is the son Mrs. Louise Fuerst, 514 E. A st., Anaheim. After Jan. 1, the young cow will reside in Huron, S.Dakota. iron sunback dress of broadcloth wraps at back to make a deep-V neckline. To wear over it, and with all your pretty extra shorts, a heavy cotton lace blouse snugly banded at the waist. "Ready for anything, a chemise dress in a tweedy cotton-and-flax mixture is bound at the edges with grosgrain. Wear it as a coat or dress when the weather's warm or as a jumper over a cozy bright sweater. Ribbed worsted separates add up to a resort-tone travel dress or to a sunny yellow flash under your winter coat. Jacket fastens at the waist with a drawstring. "A jersey tank-top can be worn with a dyed-to-match broadcloth skirt or the yellow one above. An extra attraction is a V-necked FLOAT RIDERS—Arlene Anderson shows sketch of Philco Float "Miss Philco," her court and to radio-television star, Harry Babbitt, who will ride on the flower-bedecked "Home Sweet Home float in the Annual Pasadena Tournament of Roses Parade New Year's Day. Left to right: Arlene Anderson of Anaheim Gloria Watson of Beverly Hills, Harry Babbitt, Diane Deyes "Miss Philco" of Long Beach, Sally Curtiss of Long Beach and Anita Diamond of South Gate. Babbitt will also be accompanied by his wife, Betty, and two of their sons, Michael and Stephen. Now You Can Have 2% INTEREST EARNING plus $10,000 INSURANCE SAFETY In a Bank Savings Account With The Southern County Bank Deposits Made on or Before January 10, 1951 Earn Interest From January 1, 1951 The Southern County Bank Anaheim, California Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Bread Making Demonstrated at Home Department “Holiday Breads” was the subject recently of a meeting of the Anaheim Home department when members gathered for their Christmas meeting in the Zion Lutheran bungalow. Demonstrations in bread making were given by Mrs. L. Tomlinson, Mrs. P. Kelly and Mrs. L. Anderson, who baked breads in the shape of poinsettias and Christmas trees. Salad was served at noon on tables decorated with white crinolin Christmas trees, red berries, candles and pine cones. Irma Ferris of the Pillowry gift shop in Fullerton was speaker and gave an interesting demonstration on gift wrapping tricks with ribbon, box covering and wrapping for mailing. Carols were sung with Mrs. Claude Slack as leader and Mrs. L. Haman accompanist. Mrs. R. C. Hein, as Santa Claus, presided over the gift exchange. Mrs. M. Abbott and Mrs. M. Bush will head a committee to take cake and gifts to older ladies ward at the County hospital and Mrs. S. Shauer and Mrs. A. Zimmer will take charge in February. In conclusion, it was announced that the next meeting will be held Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. H. Atherton with the care and repair of household equipment as the discussion topic. County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society were installed Anaheim American Legion Hall. They are, seated, left to right-treasurer; Mrs. Ralph Focht, out-going secretary-treasurer; at. Standing: Gene Hedrick, incoming branch president; O. Dick Nickol of Bellflower, national president and Charles A. (Gazette photo by Bradley) First-Bonin Times Revealed Ending the holidays in Anaheim who were married Dec. 25 Las Vegas. Lee is the former Patricia Bonin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bonin who were married Dec. 25 Las Vegas. Lee is the former Patricia Bonin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Bonin who were married Dec. 25 Las Vegas. Miss Jackie Whiteman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whiteman of 761 N. Clementine, Anaheim, joined Pomona College Drama Productions in their presentation of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," which closed a three-day run just before college closed for the Christmas holidays. Miss Whiteman, a freshman at Pomona, was holder of the book for the play. Personal Items Miss Jackie Whiteman daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whiteman of 761 N. Clementine, Anaheim, joined Pomona College Drama Productions in their presentation of Shakespeare's "Twelfth Night," which closed a three-day run just before college closed for the Christmas holidays. Miss Whiteman, a freshman at Pomona, was holder of the book for the play. Tot’s Twosome 1207 2-6 yrs. Bush will head a committee to take cake and gifts to older ladies ward at the County hospital and Mrs. S. Shauer and Mrs. A. Zimmer will take charge in February. In conclusion, it was announced that the next meeting will be held Jan. 23 at the home of Mrs. H. Atherton with the care and repair of household equipment as the discussion topic. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradley, 828 N. Dickel, celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday with an open house. About sixty friends and relatives attended. The Taj Mahal at Agra, India, was built by Shah Jehan as a tomb for his wife. Look at the Typical Delivered Prices on 1950 Buicks Optional equipment, state and local taxes, if any, additional. Prices may vary slightly in adjoining communities due to shipping charges. All prices subject to change without notice. GOING GOING last This darling little pair is pretty for a miss of two to six, and will delight mother because each is so easy to sew. The puffed sleeve dress has a dainty contrasting middle section; the cape requires a minimum of fabric. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1960 is designed for siezs 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 requires 1 yard of 54-inch fabric. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated Pattern No. 1207 is designed in sizes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 years. Size 3 requires 2½ yards of 35 or 39-inch fabric; scrap 7 by 18 inches long for yoke. For these patterns, send 25 cents for each, plus 5 cents for first-class mailing for each pattern ordered, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Sold at . . Bigler Pharmacy 201 W. Center Ana 2420 GOING GOING last We think we ought to warn you is the last time we aim to a these prices. So you'd better take a careful look—and what they'll buy. They'll buy the thrill of swift, spirited travel—and trigger-quick mighty that few Buick owners have pressed it to the limit. They'll buy sparkling style, spacious and durable, dependable, timeless quality for which Buicks are famous. And when you check what you WHATEVER YOUR PRICE RANGE Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR, ABC Network, every Monday evening. K. F. HE 410 S. Los Angeles TOGETHER AGAIN after a separation of 23 years are members of the Warren McBratney family of Centralia, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBratney of E. First st., Stanton, were co-hosts at a Christmas dinner for the group. Seated, left to right: Daughters, Mrs. Florence Clowe, Long Beach; Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Centralia, Kan.; Mrs. Florence McBratney, mother, from Modesto; daughters Mrs. La Verne Harter, Long Beach; Mrs. Elvannah Brown, Long Beach and Clara Whitworth, Los Angeles. Second row: Sons, Rex, Fresno; Lewis, Stanton; Archie, Modesto; Wilbur, Long Beach and Morris, Centralia. Stanton Couple Entertain at First Reunion in 23 Years The Warren McBratney family from Centralia, Kansas, held their first family reunion in 23 years. dinner for 54 guests, all McBratney relatives, were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBratney of Stanton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Brown and Mr. and Mrs. K. Clowe of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whitworth of Los Angeles. Fresno; Lewis, Stanton; Archie, Modesto; Wilbur, Long Beach; Morris, Centralia. There were 16 grand children and five great grandchildren present. The father deceased was a farmer and Christmas dinner for the group. Seated, left to right: Daughters, Mrs. Florence Clowe, Long Beach; Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Centralia, Kan.; Mrs. Florence McBratney, mother, from Modesto; daughters Mrs. La Verne Harter, Long Beach; Mrs. Elvannah Brown, Long Beach and Clara Whitworth, Los Angeles. Second row: Sons, Rex, Fresno; Lewis, Stanton; Archie, Modesto; Wilbur, Long Beach and Morris, Centralia. Stanton Couple Entertain at First Reunion in 23 Years The Warren McBratney family from Centralia, Kansas, held their first family reunion in 23 years, when the five brothers and five sisters met at the Odd Fellows Temple in Compton, on Christmas, and presented their mother, Mrs. Florence McBratney of Modesto, Calif., with an orchid corsage and gifts. Hosts at the ham and turkey dinner for 54 guests, all McBratney relatives, were: Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McBratney of Stanton; Mr. and Mrs. J. Harley Brown and Mr. and Mrs. K. Clowe of Long Beach and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Whitworth of Los Angeles. Mrs. McBratney enjoyed the company of her five daughters, Mrs. Florence Clowe of Long Beach; Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Centralia; Mrs. LaVerne Harter, Centralia; Mrs. Elvannah Brown, Long Beach, and Clara Whitworth of Los Angeles. Five sons, Rex of Fresno; Lewis, Stanton; Archie, Modesto; Wilbur, Long Beach; Morris, Centralia. There were 16 grand children and five great grandchildren present. The father, deceased, was a farmer and raised draft horses. Poinsettias and red tapers decorated the tables. Under a huge tree were stacks of gifts distributed by Santa who was an uncle, Willis Summers. The evening was spent singing carols, playing games and square dancing. MODEL 46D Buick SPECIAL 6-passenger Sedanet with de luxe trim $219600 MODEL 56R Buick SUPER 6-passenger 2-door Riviera $244600 MODEL 41D (Illustrated) Buick SPECIAL 6-passenger 4-door Sedan with de luxe trim $228000 MODEL 72R Buick ROADMASTER 6-passenger 4-door Riviera Sedan $309500 last call for these bargains! ought to warn you—this time we aim to advertise take a careful look at them all buy. thrill of swift, smooth, and trigger-quick power so Buick owners have ever limit. ling style, spacious comfort dependable, time-tested Buicks are famous. check what you get for what you pay, you'll make this discovery. On a pounds-per-dollar basis—which is the engineers' yardstick of bedrock value—no other cars of comparable dimensions can beat a Buick SPECIAL, SUPER or ROADMASTER. Or to be more specific—Buick's straight-eight SPECIAL is priced like a six—and in the ROADMASTER "price class" you can pay 23% or more than you'll pay for these great automobiles. But note this fact: Our supply of these bargains is limited—so you'd better come in now and see what we have on hand. Better Buy Buick-Now! Every Monday, evening. Your Key to Greater Value F. HELLYER, BUICK Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 2297