anaheim-gazette 1951-03-22

BIRTHDAY GREETINGS were showered on Barbara Ann Anderson of Sacramento when she celebrated her fourth birthday at the home of her grandmother, on Clementine st. Left to right are Jimmy Payne, Harlan Kinsey, Patricia Anderson, Micshael Anderson, Loretta Ortega, Linda Ortega, Loren Schutz, David Anderson and Eileen Ortega. Barbara is holding cake. Personal Mention At 2 p.m., yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kay, 1035 Valencia-Mesa dr., Fullerton, became parents of a nine pound, five ounce son. John Albert Kay's arrival at the Fullerton Cottage hospital beat spring by 26 minutes. Barbara Anderson Honored by Grandmother Mrs. E. L. Anderson of 114 E. Wilhelmina st. fetched her charming little granddaughter, Barbara Jean Anderson of Sacramento, at a birthday party yesterday afternoon. The honoree and her parents, April Showers Ball at Mater Dei High School Mothers Guild of Mater High school in Santa Ana sponsor an April Showers ball Santa Ana Country club on April 14. Benefits from the affair will be used for the High School. Personal Mention At 2 p.m., yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kay, 1035 Valencia-Mesa dr., Fullerton, became parents of a nine pound, five ounce son. John Albert Kay's arrival at the Fullerton Cottage hospital beat spring by 26 minutes. His father is a linotype operator at the Anaheim Gazette. Good News! for many folks! It's NOT Too Late for Easter • BRY CLEANING • REMODELING • REPAIRING Bring in Your Garments "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. Center Anaheim 3289 Barbara Anderson Honored by Grandmother Mrs. E. L. Anderson of 114 E. Wilhelmina st. feted her charming little granddaughter, Barbara Jean Anderson of Sacramento, at a birthday party yesterday afternoon. The honorce and her parents, Lt. and Mrs. Howard D. Anderson, are visiting the elder Andersons in this city and are also spending part of their visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Anderson of Long Beach. Yellow and lavender decorations were used at the party with a huge Easter rabbit in those colors presiding over the festive table. Ice cream, cake and punch were served. Susan Benbrooks Named Thimble Club Treasurer Lois Rebekah Thimble club met with Vivian Walte Tuesday evening in her home, 209 N. Helena st. Thirty-one members and one guest, Mrs. Barnum, attended. During the business meeting Susan Benbrooks was appointed treasurer in the vacancy left by Elsie Borth, recently deceased. Refreshments were served by the committee including Leona Boone, Gail Cleveland, Susan Benbrooks, Catherine Crist, Ruby Kirkle. Next meeting will be held April 17 at the home of Bernice Summers on W. Center st. Your Easter greeting will be more appreciated when you give beautiful plants and corsages from . . . CARMEN'S April Showers Ball at Mater Dei High School Mothers Guild of Mater Dei High school in Santa Ana will sponsor an April Showers ball Santa Ana Country club on April 14. Benefits from the affair will be used for the High school library; 18 parishes will participate in the county-wide project with M. William Stehly chairman for the Anaheim area. Mrs. Joe Huarte co-chairman. EASTER FUN reigned at the Gay year-old Vivian Elame Dunkin' ered at the refreshment table, are: Kathy Butler, Lynn Olson, Anita Dunn, Gary Luney, Doris Good Friday (Continued from Page 1) me?" (St. Matthew 27:46). Fifth word—"I thirst" (St. John 19:28). Sixth word—"It is Finished" (St. John 19:30). Seventh word — "Father, intl Thy hand I commend My Spirit" (St. Luke 23:46). The speakers for the union service on the topics will be first word, the Rev. Howard Congdon First Presbyterian church; second word, the Rev. Shelby Corlette Church of the Nazarene; third word, the Rev. J. F. Moll, Bethany Pentacostal church; fourth word, Easter greeting will be more appreciated when you give beautiful plants and corsages from.... CARMEN'S. 111 East Center St. Phone Anaheim 4997 We Urge You to ATTEND the GOOD FRIDAY Services UNION at... CHURCH of CHRIST Broadway at Helena Sponsored by the Church Association and Ministerial Union **** EPISCOPAL at... ST. MICHAEL'S CHURCH Adèle and Emily ROMAN CATHOLIC at... ST. BONIFACE'CHURCH Palm and Center *** LUTHERAN at... GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 406 South Palm Sponsored by the American Lutheran Churches of Orange County Compliments of Anaheim Post No. 72 American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Celebrates 30 Years of Organization in Anaheim Members of Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary observed a festive occasion Tuesday night when they celebrated birthday month, and the 30th year of the unit in this city. The auxiliary was formed in March 1921. Pan-American night was also observed with a delicious Spanish dinner preceding the business meeting. This enjoyable part of the evening was in charge of Josephine Fulfer and her committee. Tables were arranged diagonally around the room, each decorated in a Mexican theme with gay colored tableclothes and red and yellow candles in bottle holders. Past presidents were honored and each received a dainty handkerchief corsage. They were presented to Yuarda Akerman, Nora Dodge Clark, Jean Gaddis, Minnie Squire, Betty Liebhart, Hazel Roakes, Gene Marvin, Elvamae Jones, Audrey Starr, Helen Betz-sold, Peggy Boysen, Josephine Fulfer, Harriet Boyd, Nadine Klapper, Florence Smith and the present president, Lucile Johnson. After dinner Louise Helsing presented a program of colored slides on a trip she made to Mexico City and Guatemala a year ago. Maud Knoch reported on the special district meeting held in Orange on March 6 and a report of the county council meeting at Brea on March 13 was given by Nadine Klapper. Mrs. Mary Betz-sold was accompanied by two commander of Women's Department of California International. Also present was Margaret Zwielener, president of Brea Auxiliary and 21st district Pan-American chairman. Announcement was made of the next district meeting to be held in Palm Springs on April 15. 60 members were in attendance at the Tuesday meeting held in the Legion clubhouse. Plan Guest Night At Friendship Meet Friendship circle of Grace Lutheran church met Tuesday evening at the church with Mrs. B. Ter Becest and Mrs. A. Stovall as co-hostesses. Devotions were led by Mrs. Walter Fluegge, after which a short business meeting was conducted by the president, Mrs. Boyd Johnson. Guest night was scheduled for the April meeting with an especially interesting program planned. During the social hour games were enjoyed, followed by refreshments. Easter bunny favors were given to each member. The large bouquets of spring flowers, used as decoration, were given by the hostesses to members unable to attend because of illness. When you're making bacon muffins be sure to chop the bacon and pan-broil it, then drain it be- MYF Players (Continued from Page) ance, the group was surprised Joe Moody, who starred in Footlighters' roadshow tour. Pacific Northwest last summer played the title role of Brother." Moody is now station at Treasure Island with them and regularly attending MYF fairs in San Francisco. The state convention of elementary and junior high principals in progress at Berkeley, sobert Bonney, principal of Fr Junior high school, who is his car to help drive the Footers on their drama tour of Eastern California, had an opportunity to attend some sessions of the convention. Following a day of sightings around the Bay on Monday young dramatists that night hearty acclaim from the Hill Methodist church of San Matei their outstanding perform Many remarked about the detail of the historically-accented Biblical costumes, and were pressed by the unusual dramatic interpretation of the cast. the performance, it was discovered that another Anaheim couple and Mrs. Wesley Carle, were the audience. His ship is in dock at Hunter's Point in Francisco, and they are living the Bay City temporarily. As the Footlighters return here they will be giving performances in Sacramento (sponsored by combined youth groups of the tire city) and Fresno (in city's largest church). They ORGIL SHOWERS HALL at MATER HI High School Mothers Guild of Mater Dei school in Santa Ana will host an April Showers ball at Ana Country club on April 16. Feits from the affair will be for the High school library. Parishes will participate in county-wide project with Mrs. Ann Stehly chairman for the lim area. Mrs. Joe Huarte is chairman. After dinner Louise Helsing presented a program of colored slides on a trip she made to Mexico City and Guatemala a year ago. Maud Knoch reported on the special district meeting held in Orange on March 6 and a report of the county council meeting at Brea on March 13 was given by Nadine Klapper. Mrs. Mary Betzold was accompanied by two guests, Mrs. O'Connell and Mrs. Johnson from Minnesota. Another guest of the evening was Ora H. Merritt of San Jose, a member of Mayfair Auxiliary to Post 553, and a past vice-com- When you're making bacon muffins be sure to chop the bacon and pan-broil it, then drain it, before adding to the muffin batter. These are good with scrambled eggs for Sunday morning breakfast. Use two slices of bacon in a muffin recipe calling for two cups of flour. ER FUN reigned at the G. A. Dunkin home on Ventura st. yesterday afternoon when three-old Vivian Elame Dunkin celebrated her third birthday. Guests enjoyed games and later gath- at the refreshment table, decorated with Easter favors, for cake and ice cream. Left to right Kathy Butler, Lynn Olson, Sherry Kemp, Cheryl Olson, Merilee Lansdown, Debbie Callahan, a Dunn, Gary Luney, Doreene Brown. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) GOOD FRIDAY (continued from Page 1) St. Matthew 27:46). word—"I thirst" (St. 19:28). word—"It is Finished" ann 19:30). with word — "Father, into and I commend My Spirit" ake 23:46). speakers for the union on the topics will be first the Rev. Howard Congdon, resbyterian church; second the Rev. Shelby Corlette, of the Nazarene; third the Rev. J. F. Moll, Bethany total church; fourth word, Jonathan Davis, Assembly of God church; seventh word, the Rev. Frank Butterworth, White Temple Methodist church. Presiding officers for this service will be Mrs. Chester Ferris, president of the Anaheim Association of Church Women; Herbert Heinze, president of the Anaheim Association of Churches and Orville Thomason, secretary of the Anaheim YMCA. The organizers for the service will be Mrs. William Fackiner and Mrs. Joe Burk. The speakers at the Episcopal service will be the Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ; the Rev. Robert Knowles. E. H. Pflug when Good Friday services are held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m., in Zion Lutheran church, Emily and Chartres sts. The children's chorus of Zion Lutheran school will sing the anthem "Glory Be to Jesus" as special music for the evening services. Paul Lohr, member of the school faculty, will direct the youngsters. Holy Communion services will be held tonight at 7:30 in the church. Members of the church altar guild are preparing special decorations, featuring the rugged cross tonight and Good Friday, with a display of the ice will be Mrs. Chester Ferris, president of the Anaheim Association of Church Women; Herbert Heinze, president of the Anaheim Association of Churches and Orville Thomason, secretary of the Anaheim YMCA. The organizers for the service will be Mrs. William Fackiner and Mrs. Joe Burk. The speakers at the Episcopal service will be the Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ; the Rev. Robert Kevorkian, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church and the Rev. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church. The Rev. Mr. Kevorkian will speak on the second and third words, the Rev. Mr. Casebeer will cover the fifth and sixth and the Rev. Mr. Saville will speak on the first, fourth and seventh. Special music for the Episcopal service will be selections from "The Last Seven Words" by Dubois, played by a quartet consisting of Mrs. Juanita Ross, Mrs. Bert Beard, Dr. C. O. Patterson and Jeffrey Palin. The Lutheran service, sponsored by the American Lutheran Churches of Orange county, will have as its speakers: First word, the Rev. Harry Stief, Grace Lutheran church; second word, the Rev. George Muedelsing, First Lutheran church of Fullerton; third word, the Rev. Arno Oberleiter, First Lutheran church of Ontario; fourth word, the Rev. Herbert Roth, Newport Harbor Lutheran church; fifth word, the Rev. George Busedlecker, St. Peter's Lutheran church of Santa Ana; sixth word, the Rev. Henry Koch, St Paul's Lutheran church of Long Beach; seventh word, the Rev. Mr. Oberleiter. "The Cross and Good Friday" will be the sermon topic of Rev. Lutheran school will sing the anthem "Glory Be to Jesus" as special music for the evening services. Paul Lohr, member of the school faculty, will direct the youngsters. Holy Communion services will be held tonight at 7:30 in the church. Members of the church altar-guild are preparing special decorations, featuring the rugged cross tonight and Good Friday, with a display of the empty tomb for Easter Sunday. The Easter message "He is Risen" will be shown across the top of the doorway to the tomb. AUHS Cadets Score In State Shooting Anaheim high school Cadet Corps made their fourth annual trip to Sacramento for the state finals rifle match, March 16 and 17. The first match fired was the Clausen Trophy Match, which consisted of a ten man team. Anaheim took a close second, with Placer, a combined high school and junior college, taking first with a score of 1778. Anaheim's team came in second with a score of 1724. Those firing for Anaheim were: 1st Lt. Dave Teeter, 161; 2nd Lt. Phil Wright, 185; Capt. Lyle Bass, 157; Capt. Dave Hahn, 171; Pvt. Dean Philpott, 168; Major Russell Dilbeck, 163; T/Sgt. Gene Waldo, 185; 1st Lt. Enoch Peterson, 176; 1st Lt. Paul Rumfelt, 177, and Capt. Al Lattin, 183; Another match fired the same day was the Dlon O'Sullivan Trophy Match, in which Anaheim took fourth place, with Hayward taking the match with a five man team and a score of 901, and Placer taking second with a score of... MYF Players (Continued from Page 1) ace, the group was surprised by Moody, who starred in the footlighters' roadshow tour of the northwest last summer, played the title role of "The other." Moody is now stationed Treasure Island with the Navy, and regularly attending MYF affairs in San Francisco. The state convention of elementy and junior high principles is progress at Berkeley, so Willert Bonney, principal of Fremont high school, who is taking a car to help drive the Footlighton their drama tour of northCalifornia, had an opportunity to attend some sessions of the contation. Following a day of sightseeing around the Bay on Monday, the long dramatists that night won party acclaim from the Hillsdale church of San Mateo for outstanding performance. They remarked about the perfect all of the historically-accurate medical costumes, and were imsessed by the unusual dramatic interpretation of the cast. After performance, it was discovere d another Anaheim couple, Mr. Mrs. Wesley Carle, were in audience. His ship is in dryk at Hunter's Point in San Cisco, and they are living in Bay City temporarily. The Footlighters return home, will be giving performances acramento (sponsored by the bound youth groups of the encity) and Fresno (in that largest church). They will County Crashes Injure Five Today Five persons were injured in Orange county traffic accidents early today, according to the reports of the California Highway patrol. William Savage, 18, San Pedro, received major injuries and his three companions, Carl Woodson, 18, San Pedro, Valerie Huston, 17, Fullerton and Connie Jones, 19, La Habra, were less than seriously hurt when a car driven by Woodson ran off the road and hit a power pole on Main st., a mile south of Santa Ana at 1:10 a.m., today. Earl McPherson, 26, Camp Pendleton Marine, fell asleep at the wheel of his car which struck the bridge across Aliso creek on the Coast highway below South Laguna at 3:55 a.m., today. He was taken to the Camp Pendleton hospital with minor injuries. If you drive! Don't drink! EASTER SUNDAY MARCH 25 THE IDEAL GIFT IS Whitman's CHOCOLATES THE WORLD FAMOUS THE WORLD FAMOUS SAMPLER AND OTHER WHITMAN'S ASSORTMENTS JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St. — Phone 2322 Anaheim, Calif. HAPPY EASTER eatingbe sure...shop SAFEWAY Your Easter dinner is a very special occasion—one which calls for the finest in foods, shared the best of this festive meal by shopping at delivery. 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BREAKFAST GEMS 59¢ carton of one dozen OAK GLEN 57¢ carton of one dozen JELL-WELL Gelatin or pudding. 3 pkgs. 17¢ BEEF RIB ROAST 79¢ Standing 7' cut, from first five ripe of top Government grades of beef. Excellent to oven roast. Delicious sliced cold for lunches. FRYING CHICKENS 65¢ Manor House, Gov't Grade A, eviscerated, cut pkg. Pan ready. FRICASSEE FOWL 65¢ Manor House, Gov't Grade A, eviscerated, cut up. Pan ready. BACON 53¢ Grade A Sliced 43¢ Popular brands, packed in kernels. Serve at Easter breakfast. Fresh Vegetables and Fruits Add zest and color to your Easter Feast with fresh fruits and vegetables. The produce section at your nearby Safeway is filled with fresh, full flavored foods at low prices. TOMATOES RED YAMS CARROTS APPLES GRAPEFRUIT Solid, Ripe for Slicing 19¢ Northern Grown Excellent With Ham 3 lbs. 25¢ Freshly Pulled, Tender, Sweet, Priced Low 4 lbs. Large, Red, Delicious From Washington State 3 lbs. 25¢ Arizona 4¢ Coachella 4½¢ Sweet, juicy, thin skin. Serve for breakfast or squeeze for juice. MILD CHEESE Georgia Cheddar. 49¢ POP CORN Jolly Time brand. 16 oz. White or yellow. 15¢ NO FINER COFFEES PACKED and see how much you save! EDWARDS COFFEE Drip or regular grind. (2 lb. can, 1.57) NOB HILL COFFEE Finest quality. (2 lb. bag, 1.47) Airway Coffee Mild and mellow. (3 lb. bag, 2.13) Pennant Coffee Note special low price. SAFEWAY RIGHT TO LOOK REQUIRED. You must be a dealer. Sale has added to read prices on trouble jams. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY SAT, MARCH 24, 1951, SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AFTERAGE