anaheim-gazette 1951-02-16

Lady Lions to Hold Blood Bank Feb. 23 The Lady Lions who are sponsoring a blood bank for the Stanton area, Feb. 23, announced that the official date for employees of the Kwikset Lock, Inc., to give blood coincides. It has been decided that the Anaheim branch of the American National Red Cross will hold the blood bank for both organizations at the Kwikset plant on that day. Kwikset donors will be taken from 1 to 3 p.m., and the Stanton group from 3 to 6 o'clock, at 516 E. Santa Ana, Anaheim. Be a Careful Driver LEE'S GAL FRIDAY Garden Gossip IT'S TIME to Prepare your beds for DAHLIAS and TUBEROUS BEGONIAS. We have just received a varied assortment of Mrs. E. O'Donnell Honors Out-of-Town Guest A Valentine party was given by Mrs. E. J. O'Donnell, 14771 Wilson, Midway City, in honor of her guest from Independence, Iowa, Mrs. Orme C. Cappell, Wednesday at one o'clock, when a four course luncheon was 'topped off with cherry tarts to carry out the motif set by the place cards, which were Valentines. Topperettes Set First Surprise Monthly Meeting A Valentine gift exchange highlighted a meeting of the Topperettes club held this week in the home of Margie Long on N. Palm st. Co-chairmen were Hazel Burnell and Maxine Carlson. Plans were made for the first a series of surprise monthly meetings with the initial one to be held in the home of Irma Harbour o HONORS OUT-OF-TOWN GUEST A Valentine party was given by Mrs. E. J. O'Donnell, 14771 Wilson, Midway City, in honor of her guest from Independence, Iowa, Mrs. Orme C. Cappell, Wednesday at one o'clock, when a four course luncheon was topped off with cherry tarts to carry out the motif set by the place cards, which were Valentines. Seated around the table centered with Belle of Portugal rose buds were Mrs. Robert O'Donnell and her two daughters, Mickey and Maureen, of Lakewood. Mrs. Robert O'Donnell is Mrs. Cappell's daughter. Mmes. Arlington Lewis, Cora Frye and Vera Quariner of Midway City; Mrs. A. Larson of Los Alamitos and Mrs. Ruth Bennett of Stanton. Games and a handkerchief and card shower that surprised the honoree completed an enjoyable afternoon. Magellan discovered the Mariana Island in 1521. First Surprise Monthly Meeting A Valentine gift exchange high lighted a meeting of the Topperettes club held this week in the home of Margie Long on N. Palm st. Co-chairmen were Hazel Burnell and Maxine Carlson. Plans were made for the first J series of surprise monthly meetings with the initial one to be held in the home of Irma Harbour or Adams st. in Fullerton. Reda McConaughy and Eleanor LoPort will be co-hostesses. Attending the affair were Hazel Burnell, Maxine Carlson, Bettie MacMillan, Charlene Jaegger, Maxine Kirkhart, Sybil Ring, Milford Whitaker, Lorraine Whitney Thelma Woods and Rosemary Zuver. Public card party, sponsored by the Women's Relief Corp. will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the IOOF hall. A dessert lunch con will be served. Bridge, canasta, 500, pinoch and bingo will all be played Prizes will be given. A STAMP AND AN ENVELOPE WILL DO THE JOB FOR YOU A few simple precautions to use when you save BY MAIL . Enclose a check or Money Order with your pass book when making a deposit. You may endorse checks, "Pay to the order of Anaheim Building and Loan Association" above your signature which can then be de- still many to choose from. If you don't have your ground prepared, we will be happy to keep them for you until you are ready. Be sure to take a stroll down CAMELLIA LANE when you come in. You will see an ARRAY of BLOOM. 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We have never paid our Savers less than 3% ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon Sts., Anaheim, Calif. 3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1940 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Toperettes Set at Surprise Monthly Meeting entine gift exchange higha meeting of the Topperclub held this week in the of Margle Long on N. Palm chairmen were Hazel Bund Maxine Carlson. were made for the first in of surprise monthly meetthe initial one to be held home of Irma Harbour on Fremont findings No Fremont column will appear in next Friday's issue of the Gazette because school will be dismissed for Thursday and Friday in honor of Washington's birth- TELEGRAMS TOLD news of the engagement of Miss Carol Ann Domries of this city to Robert Leonard Justus of Lodi. No date has been set for the wedding. Friends Learn of Carol Ann Domeries Betrothal to Robert Justus at Clever Part No Fremont column will appear in next Friday's issue of the Gazette because school will be dismissed for Thursday and Friday in honor of Washington's birthday. DANCING TIME — A dancing party will be held next Thursday in honor of the two-day holiday. No dancing class was held last night. AND CLASS TIME — Eighth-grade metal shop classes are making tin cups, calipers and rings. The seventh-grade wood shop classes are making broom holders. Thursday the seventh-grade cooking classes were shown a movie entitled "This Gracious Heritage"—put out by the Gorham Silver Co. It was about correct table manners and how silver is made. Today all the seventh-grade science students saw a film entitled "The Spider and Its Related Insects." Science and sewing exhibits are being shown in the exhibition cases in the front hall of the Fremont building. Principal Wilbur Bonney was absent from school last Monday because of illness. Mrs. Mary Fitz substituted for him. JUNIOR SPORTS WORLD — El Modena was defeated by the Fremont A's last Thursday night at the Huntington Beach basketball tournament by a score of 39-21. The B's won 33-21 the same night. A winning duo, they scored again Friday night in overtimes to beat Brea 33-32 for the A's and Newport Beach 29-25 in favor of the B's. Fremont P-TA to Again Sponsor Carnival Here South America will be featured at a meeting of Fremont P-TA Tuesday when Mrs. J. Lee Rogers addresses the organization on her recent trip to that country. With her will be Adelaide Wilson. TELEGRAMS TOLD news of the engagement of Miss Carol Ann Domries of this city to Robert Leonard Justus of Lodi. No date has been set for the wedding. Friends Learn of Carol Ann Domeries Betrothal to Robert Justus at Clever Party Mr. and Mrs. David Domeries, 7231 E. Ball rd., have announced the engagement of their daughter, Carol Ann, to Robert Leonard Justus, son of Mrs. Sam Justus of Lodi. Close friends of the couple were told of the engagement Wednesday night when they were guests at a Valentine party given in the bride-elect's home. Telegrams opened during the exchange of Valentines. ALL OVER TOWN ... Duncan Hines Ice Cream has everything you've ever wanted in an ice cream. Duncan Hines Ice Cream is wonderfully smooth, never marred by grains or icicles. Its memorable flavor lingers long after your last delicious spoonful. And the mouth-melting richness of Duncan Hines Ice Cream beckons you to enjoy this taste thrill again and again. Duncan Hines Ice Cream gives you this great adventure in ice cream eating because it's made according to a recipe by the man whose name you can count on for fine foods—Duncan Hines—and with all the know-how of ice cream making. To be sure of getting the extras in ice cream enjoyment, always insist on Duncan Hines Ice Fremont P-TA to Again Sponsor Carnival Here South America will be featured at a meeting of Fremont P-TA Tuesday when Mrs. J. Lee Rogers addresses the organization on her recent trip to that country. With her will be Adah Louise Wilcox. Plans for the meeting were made at a meeting of the executive board this week with Mrs. George Kohlenberger presiding. Past presidents will be honored and special music will be offered by the Mozart choir from Anaheim high school. Financial report on the recent father-son banquet showed a profit for the P-TA. Mrs. Mary Hunt, recreation chairman, reported that the next social dancing class would meet Feb. 22 and stated that attendance is good. Mrs. William Rickel and Mrs. M. L. Fort were appointed to the nominating committee. Report was also issued on first aid classes to be held each Tuesday night at the high school. Plans were outlined by the ways and means committee chairman, Mrs. August Fitz on the carnival to be sponsored by Fremont P-TA as their money making project for the year. The event has not taken place for a number of years and the membership expressed hope that the people of Anaheim would make it a success. It will be held on April 6 from 4 to 6 p.m. in the school, Games, food booths, plant and flower booths and soft drink stands will be featured. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Donna Stabbert, Eugenia Borley, Sonny Ard, Steve Stevens, Tom Lawler, Dick Massfield, Herb Hamlton, and the parents of the brideelect. Miss Domeries is a senior at Anaheim Union high school and is a member of the Commercial club. Her fiancee attended Anaheim high and is a veteran of World War II, having served as a sergeant in the Air Corps. He is now employed at Kwikset Locks. No date has been set for the wedding. Stuffed celery makes a wonderful first course for a company dinner when it's stuffed and served on watercress. For the stuffing use cream cheese blended with Roquefort. Personal Mention Two section meetings are slated for Ebell club Monday. Bible section will meet at 2 p.m. with Mr. H. W. Baker as speaker. Program chairman Mrs. Arthur Hartelt has scheduled "Pharoah's Daughter" as third in the series of Women of the Bible. Tessella section will meet at 7:45 for bridge and refreshments. Mr. and Mrs. Tobert-Hutain, 11342 Romneya dr., are parents of a daughter, born at noon Wednesday in Fullerton General hospital. Charles Hutain of 846 N. Lemon st. is paternal grandfather and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Burrows of Arkansas are maternal grandparents. HIDDEN MAGIC Hear Through outside microphone worn by both men and women as pin or brooch. No clothes-rub noise! New Economy Battery is so incredibly tiny it fits in a thimble—yet gives hours extra service! Nobody Knows You're DEAF! Hear Through outside microphone worn by both men and women as pin or brooch. No clothes-rub noise! New Economy Battery is so incredibly tiny it fits in a thimble—yet gives hours extra service! Nobody Knows You're DEAF! C. R. 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