anaheim-gazette 1951-01-31

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Keith Coolidge, 10561 S., Flower st., celebrated their third wedding anniversary Tuesday evening by going out to dinner. ANNUAL STOREWIDE CLEARANCE SALE At The Jr. Rendezvous and The Children's Shop 721 No. Los AngelesAnaheim, Calif. Starts Thursday FEBRUARY 1ST. Anticipate your needs and enjoy these unbelievable bargains SUCH AS... Groups of DRESSES—Size 9 to 15 Values to 16.95 ... 7.95 JERSEY BLOUSES (32 to 36) Values to 7.50 ... 4.95 SKIRTS (9 to 17) 6.95 ... 4.95 Sorority Plans Fashion Show Beta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi, a charitable sorority, held a meeting of the committee in charge of the organization's annual Fashion Show last Saturday evening at the home of Miss Charlotte Day of Placentia. Co-hostess for the evening was Mrs. H. O. Day. A Span.sh dinner was served the guests. Plans were made for the fashion show to be held the afternoon of March 3 at the Fullerton City Hall. Shops to participate in the showing will be Bowne's of Fullerton and Thelma Moran, also of Fullerton. Members of the committee that attended the meeting were show chairman, Mrs. Don Baggott; president of the sorority, Mrs. Trenton Mitchell; Mrs. Sumner Gates; Mrs. Jack De Baum; Mrs. Phill Hargrove and Mrs. Wayne Huffman. To sour fresh sweet or evaporated milk for cooking add ¼ cup lemon juice to 1 cup milk. MRS LOUIS CLEVELAND, new and Louis Cleveland take gave right, is new vice noble of FEBRUARY 1ST. Anticipate your needs and enjoy these unbelievable bargains SUCH AS... Groups of DRESSES—Size 9 to 15 Values to 16.95 ... 7.95 JERSEY BLOUSES (32 to 36) Values to 7.50 ... 4.95 SKIRTS (9 to 17) 6.95 ... 4.95 8.95 ... 4.95 All Formals Reduced Children's Dept. Infant Vests, Reg. 69c ... 39c Denton Sleepers—1.95 ... 1.29 Vest and Pantie—1.59 ... .79 Girls Corduroy Jackets Reg. 8.95 ... 5.95 Skirts to 5.95 ... 2.95 DRESSES BLOUSES COATS All Reduced Boys Dept. Asst. Polo Shirts ... 1.00 Flannel Shirts—2.89 ... 1.85 Sport Jackets—7.95 ... 3.95 Western Suits—5.95 ... 3.95 Suits—15.95 ... 10.95 3 ONLY—Top Coats Reg. 8.95 ... 4.95 COME! See and Believe! —ALL SALES FINAL— TOMORROW IS FEBRUARY 1st BE SURE NO TIME IS LOST ON YOUR IDLE MONEY Choral Concert Here Feb. 4 The Masterworks Chorale under the brilliant leadership of its youthful conductor, Allen C. Lan-nom, returns to Anaheim for a second concert. Those who heard the inspiring work done here by the group of 35 singers last season will welcome an opportunity to hear them again. Allen C. Lan-nom is rapidly becoming known as an outstanding choral conductor in Southern California. He is the supervisor for adult choruses of the Los Angeles Bureau of Music. TOMORROW IS FEBRUARY 1st BE SURE NO TIME IS LOST ON YOUR IDLE MONEY We have never paid less than 3¢. Save by the 10th... Earn from the 1st. Funds placed with us by February 10th earn from the 1st. Start your dividend-earning savings account now! Have an extra month's earnings added to your savings on June 30th. Save any amount any time. Small accounts are always welcome. Liberal earnings twice a year. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon Sts., Anaheim, Calif. Tommy's Tips Dogs ruining your lawn? USE "SCRAM" ½ lb. package 50c TOMMY WATTS' Anaheim Feed and Seed Co. (Across from Fox Theatre) 242 W. CENTER—ANAHEIM Phone Anaheim 3210 LOUIS CLEVELAND, new vice grand of Busy Bee Rebekah's looks on as Mrs. Jack Junker Louis Cleveland take gavel significant of their offices as Noble Grand. Elmer Corby, extreme is new vice noble of Odd Fellows. A post-nuptial shower surprised Mrs. Lee Mitchell, nce Helen Knudson, 787 Main st., Thursday night when a dozen neighbors and friends gifted her with a beautiful bedspread, at the home of Mrs. Keith Coolidge, 10561 S. Flower st. The Mitchells cloped to Yuma, Dec 30. Canarta was placed after Candlelight Service at Bernard Domries at Names of two prominent local families are in the news this week with announcement of the marriage of Miss Lorraine Shou daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde B. Shoup of Western ave., to Bernard Domries, son of Mr. and Mr. Otto Domries of Western ave. The bride wore a strapless gown in heavy white brocade covered with a long sleeved bolo in delicate lace; Lace was used also in the exquisite crown she held her fingertip veil and carried stephanotis on a white bible. Matron of Honor, Ruth Stuhoe wore an ankle length gown silver and gold brocade with quaint net shawl. Her headpiece was a matching halo hat twisted with small pearls and she carried an arm bouquet of talisman roses. Bridesmaids were Julliana Smith Grace Thorton and Hazel Brumbach. All wore gowns identical to that worn by the matriarch of honor and carried talismans. A tiny cluster of flowers were caught at the waist of the brocade gown worn by flower girl Sheri Thorton. Her hat was entwined with pearls. Best man was Dave Eggert and ushers were Dave McGuire, William Stuhan and Paul Boos. Soloist, Kenneth Akins, sang the Lord's Prayer and "I Love Thee" with Mrs. A. F. Faust accompanist. Reception followed the ceremony with Mrs. John Dalchov Mrs. Robert Merriman and Mr. Ruth Vermeer assisting. A post-nuptial shower surprised Mrs. Lee Mitchell, nce Helen Knudson, 787 Main st., Thursday night when a dozen neighbors and friends gifted her with a beautiful bedspread, at the home of Mrs. Keith Coolidge, 13561 S. Flower st. The Mitchells eloped to Yuma, Dec. 30. Canasta was played after which the hostess served angel food cake with whipped cream and coffee. SAVE! SAVE! Aaron Schultz Beautification Contest Here April 24 is the dead-line date for local homesteaders to win the prize trophy to be given to the community winning the Orange County Civic Beautification contest. Associate Chambers of Commerce will meet the 24th of April for the decision of the judges, whose names will be announced previous to the set date. Trophy will be the permanent possession of the winning community. Alliant leadership of its conductor, Allen C. Lanterns to Anaheim for a concert. Those who heardiring work done here by up of 35 singers last season welcome an opportunity them again. Allen C. Lanternly becoming known as standing choral conductor in California. He is the orator for adult choruses of Angeles Bureau of Music.ater of Music for the First test church in Pasadena turns this term to the staff City College as a choral or. Anaheim concert, in the temple Methodist church, at 4 at 7 p.m., will be the conducted by Mr. Lannom very recent return from New York, Minneapolis and Chicago. Works of Bach, Hassler, Haydn contemporary composers heard in the performance. Music is urged to attend. Paul Pruett, five-year-old Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Pruett E. Munroe st., fell at Arten, Monday, and broke arm. His schoolmates are concerned about his absence. Drink! Don't drive. Gummy's Tips Is ruining your lawn? USE "SCRAM" 1½ lb. package 50c TOMMY WATTS' Anaheim Feed and Seed Co. Cross from Fox Theatre) W. CENTER-ANAHEIM Phone Anaheim 3210 for local homesteaders to win the prize trophy to be given to the community winning the Orange County Civic Beautification contest. Associate Chambers of Commerce will meet the 24th of April for the decision of the judges, whose names will be announced previous to the set date. Trophy will be the permanent possession of the winning community. Each locality entering the contest will decide upon a plan for a civic beautification project to be undertaken and will submit a report to the judges not later than April 10th. Judging will be based on completeness of the report, progress made and the method of presentation; scrapbooks are suggested. Relative sizes of the various communities participating will be weighed by the judges in consideration of the decision. That takes care of 50% of the points. Twenty-five per cent will be based on local participation, including organizations, clubs, etc., and the last 25% will be based on the extent of publicity used to further the aim. It is the hope of the Civic Beautification committee, sponsor of the contest, that all Orange county communities, regardless of size, will take part in this contest. The co-operation of local garden clubs, service organizations and Chambers of Commerce will result, not only in a successful contest, but in stimulating interest in making beautiful Orange county a garden spot in California. Further information is available at the local Chamber of Commerce. HANDLELIGHT SERVICES Unite Lorraine Shoupmard Domries at Capilla de San Antonio of two prominent local ties are in the news this week announcement of the marriage of Miss Lorraine Shoup, mother of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde bup of Western ave., to BerDomries, son of Mr. and Mrs. Domries of Western ave. bride wore a strapless in heavy white brocade and with a long sleeved bolero dicate lace. Lace was used as the exquisite crown which her fingertip veil and she stephanotis on a white ron of Honor, Ruth Stuhoan, an ankle length gown in and gold brocade with a net shawl. Her headpiece matching halo hat twisted small pearls and she carried on bouquet of talisman roses. Desmaids were Julliana JoGrace Thorton and Hazel Beach. All wore gowns identify cluster of flowers was at the waist of the brocade worn by flower girl Sherry son. Her hat was entwined pearls. man was Dave Eggert and were Dave McGuire, Wilstutuan and Paul Boos. ist, Kenneth Akins, sang lord's Prayer and "I Love with Mrs. A. F. Faust as banist. option followed the cerewith Mrs. John Dalchow, Robert Merriman and Mrs. Vermeer assisting Mrs. schools in San Pedro and Is, now employed with the Pacific Telephone co. Her husband is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college and servied for four years in the Navy. They will reside at 11021 Highway 101, Anaheim. Founder's Day Plans Made by P-TA Council When the Anaheim Council of P-TA met for their regular session recently, Founder's Day plans occupied the major part of the business. It was announced that council would celebrate Founder's Day on Feb. 16 from 2 to 5 p.m. in the home of Miss Kate Rea, 224 E. Broadway. Mrs. Carl Lindgren is in charge of all arrangements, and is chairman of the day. Broadway school announced that all P-TA members are invited to celebrate Founder's Day tea at Thomas Jefferson school on Feb. 14 at 2:30. Mrs. Philip Bird and Mrs. Raymond Jordan are in charge of arrangements. It was suggested that by-laws be changed to have the nominating committee report in March and elect officers in April. Mrs. George Holden and Mrs. A. D. Smith were appointed to represent council on the nominating committee. Mrs. C. J. Thomason gave the thought for the day. Guests at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gauer and Welsners Hold Open House in New Patio Mr. and Mrs. Carl Welsner who recently moved to 10634 S. Court st., from 1436 Argonne, Long Beach, celebrated the completion of their attractive new patio by holding open house to a group of old friends. Elmer Amick, who was 71 Saturday, was presented with a birthday cake and gifts. Others from Long Beach were: Mmes, Amick and Lennie Calabise; Messrs. and Mmes: Kenneth Kinser, Charles Perisho, J. Schultz, James Bryant and Donald Palmer, Mrs. Ruth Bryant and her two sons, Teddy and Mickie; Charles Crain and C. Olson. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elder and Vickle and Robbin of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. C. Fisher, Norwalk, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ziska of Alkin, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. William Ziska, Sioux Falls, So. Dak., Carl Wiesner, Jr., son, and a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James Howard, who are also new residents enjoyed a buffet supper followed by cards and dancing. HORSERADISH SAUCE FOR BEEF OR HAM 1½ tbs. canned lemon juice ½ tsp. salt 4 tbs. bottled horseradish ¼ pint whipping cream Drain the horseradish thoroughly and be sure it is a new bottle that has not previously been opened, as horseradish loses It was suggested that by-laws be changed to have the nominating committee report in March and elect officers in April. Mrs. George Holden and Mrs. A. D. Smith were appointed to represent council on the nominating committee. Mrs. C. J. Thomason gave the thought for the day. Guests at the meeting were Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gauer and Chester Fowler. Thirty-five members attended and enjoyed the pot luck luncheon which followed the business meeting. SAVE! SAVE! chultz Offers You A Real Chance to save on top quality bedroom sets...yes you'd expect to pay much more..! Don't Delay ...These Sets all Subject to Prior Sale HORSERADISH SAUCE FOR BEEF OR HAM 1½ tbs. canned lemon juice ½ tsp. salt 4 tbs. bottled horseradish ¼ pint whipping cream Drain the horseradish thoroughly and be sure it is a new bottle that has not previously been opened, as horseradish loses its strength after opening. Whip cream- until stiff and into it mix thoroughly the other ingredients. This should be done just before serving. Don't Delay ... These Sets all Subject to Prior Sale ROOM! 9950 Lovely Waterfall design. Fine walnut finish! 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