anaheim-gazette 1951-02-09

FASHION PREVIEW was enjoyed by Eta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi when members met at the home of Mrs. Don Baggott to plan a charity fashion show on March 3. Attending were Mrs. Wayne Huffman, Mrs. Jack DeBaun, Mrs. Trenton Mitchell, Mrs. Sumner Gates, Mrs. Carl Ware, Mrs. Phil Hargrove, Mrs. Charlotte Day and Mrs. Don Baggott. Sorority Plans Spring Fashion Show To Be Held in Fullerton March 3 Eta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi, national charitable sorority, met last night in the home of Mrs. Don Baggott, 722 S. Ohio st., Anaheim, to discuss plans for the fashion show to be held March 3, in Fullerton City hall. Personal Mention A business meeting of Assistance League will be held Monday morning from 10 to 12 a.m. at the Honor Local and National Founders At Lincoln P-TA Lincoln School Parent-Teacher Association honored both National and Local Founders at their meeting-held yesterday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. James Webb, Founders' Sorority Plans Spring Fashion Show To Be Held in Fullerton March 3 Eta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi, national charitable sorority, met last night in the home of Mrs. Don Baggott, 722 S. Ohio st., Anaheim, to discuss plans for the fashion show to be held March 3, in Fullerton City hall. Proceeds from the show will go to funds for treatment and research on cerebral palsy, cancer and a Pacific Colony home for children. Plans developed to date call for door and special prizes to be given away at the show, which will run from 2 to 5 p.m. A professional Hollywood designer will be invited to the show by Bowne's Apparel shop, Fullerton, to show her own designs. Kappa Delta Phi models will be Mrs. Glenn Fry, Mrs. George Roulette, Mrs. Phil Hargrove and Mrs. Trenton E. Mitchell, president of the group. Thela Moran's Child shop will also show fashions. Chairman in charge of the show is Mrs. Don Baggott. Aiding her are Mrs. Jack DeBaun, tickets and publicity; Mrs. Fry, decorations; Mrs. Hargrove, refreshments; Mrs. Wayne Huffman, table prizes. Personal Mention A business meeting of Assistance League will be held Monday morning from 10 to 12 a.m. at the home of Mrs. John Larson, 724 N. Clementine st. Mr. and Mrs. George Lerno, formerly of Anaheim, are the parents of a girl, born Feb. 6. Mrs. G. Lerno was formerly Clemence Baeyens, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Huarte, 901 E. Broadway, Anaheim. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. P. Lerno of Westminster. Pvt. Bruce F. Bartleson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Bartleson of 8152 Garden Grove blvd., has been assigned to the medical replacement training center, a unit of Brooke Army Medical center, Fort Sam Houston, Texas. Bruce received a bachelor of arts degree from Whittier college in 1949, attended the University of Southern Calif. law school in 1950. He entered the service Sept. Honor Local and National Founders At Lincoln P-TA Lincoln School Parent-Teacher Association honored both National and Local Founders at their meeting-held yesterday afternoon in the school auditorium. Mrs. James Webb, Founders' Day Chairman, was in charge of the program. As she called the name of the former presidents, each one received a yellow and blue flower corsage and took her place at a long table in front of the room. These ladies then answered questions asked them by Barbara Sims and Diana Hollowell regarding the significance of the Oak Leaf Emblem, the founding in February 1897 of the National Congress by Alice Birney and Phoebe Hearst, the organization of Lincoln School P-TA in 1925, and the purpose of this association. Former presidents taking part were: Mrs. T. E. Harrison, Mrs. Mary Hunt, Mrs. Arval Morris, Mrs. Arthur Anderson, Mrs. Fred Fischle, Mrs. William Melton, and Mrs. H. C. Vincent. Mrs. William Hutton presided at the business meeting and introduced Mrs. George Balch who is to finish the unexpired term of the former secretary Mrs. Glen Miller, who has moved to another district. Mrs. Hutton reported on the findings of the Dental Clinic Survey, the annual Kite Carnival which is to be held in March and sponsored by the P-TA, and the ham dinner on March 15 which is oepn to the public. A valentine party for all grades will be held next Wednesday afternoon, and all room mothers are asked to assist the chairman, Mrs. Jack Sulter. A nominating committee for next year's officers was selected. The president appointed Mrs. George Balch, Mrs. Willis Hollowell, and Mr. P. S. Doane, and Mrs. Allan Koch and Mrs. F.W. Jeter were elected to serve. The Sixth Grade Mothers were hostesses for the tea hour under the leadership of Mrs. Eben Sims. Valentine GIFTS Imported & Domestic "China" & Glass Gifts "Bavarian"—New Pattern "Demi-Tasse" Cup & Saucer $3.50 Japanese Cup & Saucer $1.50 French "Leneige" 3 piece Tea Set $10.00 Hallmark VALENTINES YOUTH FOR CHRIST World Vision Rallies Saturday, Feb. 10, Through Sunday, Feb. 18 ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ● Hear Norman Nelson's Rich Tenor Voice ● A Host of Other Top Notch Musicians ● World Renown Speakers Every Night Bringing reports from Germany, Japan, Korea, Ireland and other parts of the world. 41 ORANGE COUNTY CHURCHES CO-OPERATING Every Night at 7:30 P.M. Sunday at 8:30 P.M 3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Mrs. Sam Kraemer Awarded First Life Membership by Local Assistance League In recognition of the untiring efforts she has shown on behalf of the Anaheim Assistance League, Mrs. Sam Kraemer received the singular honor yesterday afternoon of becoming the organization's first life member. She was presented with a scroll, prepared especially for the occasion. Verbal recognition was given her sister, Mrs. Homer Ames who has also dedicated a great deal of time and effort to the success of the League. Appointed to the project committee for the ensuing year were Mrs. J. Hillary, Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars and Mrs. William LeVecke. Bello club awards were made to Mrs. Chas. Schmitt, Mrs. E. Okomoto and Mrs. C. B. Hunter. Gift prizes were taken by Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Ted Kuchel and Mrs. Harry Nutt. Luncheon hostesses with Mrs. John Wood, were Mrs. Kaulbars and Mrs. Harry Horn. Announcement was made of a rummage sale to be conducted by the group on March 1, 2 and 3 at 142 E. Center st. Clean, used clothing was requested. Vital Questions Discussed at WCTU Meeting Here Questions of moral welfare and intelligent citizenship were considered by members of WCTU this week when they met in regular session at the home of Mrs. Ernest Lux. Genocide occupied a major portion of the discussion and was explained to the group as acts intended to destroy in whole, or in part, a national, racial, or religious group or to inflict conditions leading in that direction. It was further reported that the general assembly of United Nations has adopted the Genocide convention which went into effect Jan. 12, 1951. Most nations have ratified it but as yet the United States has failed to do so. Members were urged to write their Senators urging ratification. As February observed Frances Willard month, Mrs. Fanny Goddard's talk on the noted personality highlighted the meeting. The speaker had lived in the same area as Frances Willard and had Local and National Founders Lincoln P-TA School Parent-Teacher Honored both Nationcal Founders at their held yesterday afternoon school auditorium. James Webb, Founders' Sirman, was in charge of Gram. As she called the former presidents, received a yellow and silver corsage and took her long table in front of them. These ladies then answered questions asked them by Sims and Diana Holloarding the significance of Leaf Emblem, the founder-bre Hearst, the organizer-Lincoln School P-TA in aid of the purpose of this on. Presidents taking part Mrs. T. E. Harrison, Mrs.unt, Mrs. Arval Morris,thur Anderson, Mrs. FredMrs. William Melton, andC. Vincent. William Hutton presided business meeting and intro-mrs. George Balch who is the unexpired term of her secretary Mrs. Glen who has moved to another.Hutton reported on the of the Dental Clinic Surveys annual Kite Carnival to be held in March and by the P-TA, and the other on March 15 which is the public. Contine party for all grades held next Wednesday afternand all room mothers are assist the chairman, Mrs. later. Minimating committee for Mr.'s officers was selected president appointed Mrs.Balch, Mrs. Willis Holland Mr. P. S. Doane, and an Koch and Mrs. F.Were elected to serve. Xixth Grade Mothers were for the tea hour under leadership of Mrs. Eben Sims, Gift prizes were taken by Mrs.Charles Pearson, Mrs.Ted Kuchel and Mrs.Harry Nutt. Luncheon hostesses with Mrs.John Wood, were Mrs.Kaulbars and Mrs.Harry Horn. Announcement was made of a rummage sale to be conducted by the group on March 1, 2 and 3 at 142 E. Center st. Clean, used clothing was requested. All Day Meet Set By Fourth District Mrs. P. D. Bevil, first vice president of California Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak to Fourth District P-TA at the all day meeting slated Thursday, Feb. 15, beginning at 9:30 a.m. in Yorba Linda Friends Church, Maln st., Yorba Linda, according to Mrs.W. A. Young, press chairman. Her topic will be "Responsible Citizens Build Security." Mrs. John Vernon, first vice president will report on the recent Home School Relationship Conference held in Santa Ana YWCA building. Yorba Linda school glee club will present music. Special music will be presented by Mrs.Velma Tamme and Mrs.Kathryn Warren. Program chairman for the day will be Mrs.William Clegg, fourth vice president. Registration is scheduled from 9 to 9:30 a.m. Mrs. Claude Crosby, president, will be in charge of the business session. Rev.Paul I.Miller, Yorba Linda Friends church pastor, will give invocation. Lowell B.Jones, principal of Yorba Linda school will give the welcome with Mrs.William Clegg responding. Sunshine-Shower Club Meets in Hasell Home Mrs. Milton Hasell, president, entertained the Sunshine and Shower club Thursday at two o'clock. Special guests were Mrs.R.V.Jackson and Mrs.William Dubbs. Sandwiches, date souffle with whipped cream, coffee and individual candy baskets made by the hostess, with paper dollles fashioned around large gum drops, were served to members Mmes. Ruth Bennett, Roy Hudson, Lewis McBratney, Richard S.Yater, Bertha Maloney, William Thompson and Robert Clark. Mrs. George Kitchens Jr., 9831 S.Hansen ave., flew to Detroit,Michigan, to spend three weeks with her mother, Mrs.Florence Tallant, who is seriously ill. Home-Makers Forum By JOAN S.WHITE Gazette Home Economist Anaheim food markets are chock full of foods to make Lenten meals particularly satisfying. The fish, cheese, and eggs which we substitute for meat many times during Lent are easy on the pocketbook and high in food value. Anaheim food markets are chock full of foods to make Lenten meals particularly satisfying. The fish, cheese, and eggs which we substitute for meat many times during Lent are easy on the pocketbook and high in food value. In fact, the state extension service has just released figures which show that the most economical sources of animal protein are cottage cheese and dry skim milk, both of which could have a prominent place in Lenten meals. If you have not been using dry skim milk, it might pay you to stop in at the Pacific Health Food store and get a pound to experiment with as you cook this week. Merely add water to have it equal the fluid milk at the cost of about eight cents a quart. To increase the protein and mineral content of ordinary foods, dry milk in its powdered form may be added to meat loaves and patties, cream sauces, quick breads, cookies and puddings. We are lucky that quick frozen fish has reached the perfection it has. Now we can buy a variety of fish fillets and steaks, many of them absolutely boneless and cut into serving size pieces, as fresh as the day they were caught. Safeway has advertised specials on fillet of cod, salmon, ocean perch and whiting as well as halibut steaks and green shrimp. Our family enjoyed Safeway's frozen salmon fillets last night. I broiled them with a smattering of butter and served the fish with lemon wedges and chopped parsley. A pound package yields three to four generous servings. Tuna fish values make news at Alpha Beta. Here is a recipe which makes good use of tasty tuna. Mix the ingredients into a tuna loaf or tuna fish cakes and this is the way you do it: **TUNA FISH LOAF** 2 cups tuna fish ½ cup milk ½ cups soft bread crumbs 2 eggs 1 teaspoon salt 1 tablespoon lemon juice 2 teaspoons chopped parsley Drain the oil from the tuna and flake it. Add bread crumbs to the milk and simmer on the stove for five minutes. Stir in the other ingredients. Pour into a greased baking pan and set the pan in hot water. Bake until firm, about 40 minutes at 350 degrees. Or make tuna fish cakes by shaping the mixture into flat cakes, flouring lightly. Fry until (Continued on Page 4) CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Sold at... Bigler Pharmacy 201 W. Center Ana 2420 The SQR Store FOR HIS Valentine Handsome ARROW Shirts 3.95 - 5.00 Take a tip from Dan Cupid and give that "certain man" a gift he'll wear with pleasure! 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