anaheim-gazette 1951-05-03

Record Attendance at County Home Demonstration Day Held in Anaheim Displaying a range of skills from tailoring and cooking to unique hobbies and crafts, scores of homemakers throughout Orange county gathered at Anaheim Ebell club yesterday to exchange ideas on their various activities and programs. Registration for the morning session was conducted by Santa Ana Young Homemakers with Mrs. Jack Hirtler and Mrs. W. C. Armstrong in charge of opening ceremonies. Mrs. E. K. Burdick, regional chairman, introduced guests including Miss Lora Ward, new home advisor to Orange county. Extension work in California was discussed by Miss Lucy Allen, regional supervisor of Agricultural Extension service. An interesting report was presented by Mrs. J. G. Brittain, chairman of the county committee, who discussed the work being done in several of the more unusual classes. Included in these were the lampshade and corsage courses. She also announced the home departments will again act as hostesses at the Orange county fair. Mrs. R. D. Smiley and project leaders participated in the slack review, a demonstration of the drafting and tailoring work by homemakers in designing and creating their own slacks. Ranging from denims to wool and gabardines, the garments were drafted from original patterns, made by women themselves. "Dorabel handles checks" was a unique feature illustrating the problems encountered in working on plaid and checked materials. Dorabel, a mannequin, appeared on stage in an ill-fitting poorly designed dress of white and blue gingham, with Mrs. R. D. Smiley, off-stage, taking the role of the model. Talking with Dorabel, Marian Prentiss, county home advisor, showed her where she had made her mistakes and then showed the correct procedure with Dorabel modelling a carefully made dress of the same material. Tailored coats and suits, under Lincoln P-TA Board Meets A joint meeting of the new Executive Boards of Lincoln School P-TA was at the home of Mrs. Paul Lamison on East Center street May 2. It was followed by a luck luncheon with Mr. Doane, principal, and Miss Howard and Mrs. Helen Tueguests. Plans were made for the oral meeting which is to be on May 10 at 7:30 in the auditorium. Mrs. J. Lee Lamison will talk on her South America tour and everyone is invited to 6th Grade children will also participate in the program. The Grade Room Mothers will hostesses. Mrs. Williamson, the elected president, gave each member a Procedure Note pertaining to her duties for coming year and containing information and by-laws. The board voted to purchase pictures to be used as award rooms having the largest attendance at the meetings next They also voted to pay thetration fees for all scout leagues of Lincoln School. Those attending this meet MRS. CHESTER PULLEY wearing a shorty coat she made in tailoring school under the direction the Orange County Extension Service, shows another of her tailoring projects to Lora Ward, Orla County's newest home advisor; Miss Ethelwyn Dodson, clothing specialist for the University of C alifornia Agricultural Extension Service, and Lucy McCullen, regional supervisor Agricultural Ex sion Service. Mrs. Homer Kirk Installed Head Of Magnolia P-TA Magnolia P-TA seated new offi cers Tuesday afternoon when Mrs. Homer Kirk was inducted as president with Mrs. Emil Roberts, third grade teacher, officiating. Mrs. James Allen is vicepresident; Mrs. Roy Fierce, secretary; Mrs. Cleo Mossman, treasurer; Mrs. Phil Bradley, histtorian; Mrs. James Parsons, parliamentarian; Mrs. Milton Taylor, auditor. Newly appointed committee chairmen are Mrs. Otto Trapp, publicity; Mrs. James Parsons, hospitality; Mrs. M. W. Cook, membership; Mrs. Edmund Cook, parent education; Mrs. Richard S. Yater, art and floral; Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Father's Day and life membership; Mrs. Milton Taylor, ways and means; Mrs. Alex Justus, magazines; Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell, motion pictures; Mrs. Richard Reynolds, nursery and Mrs. John Brooks, safety and welfare. publicity; Mrs. James Parsons, hospitality; Mrs. M. W. Cook, membership; Mrs. Edmund Cook, parent education; Mrs. Richard S. Yater, art and floral; Mrs. Lawrence Martin, Father's Day and life membership; Mrs. Milton Taylor, ways and means; Mrs. Alex Justus, magazines; Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell, motion pictures; Mrs. Richard Reynolds, nursery and Mrs. John Brooks, safety and welfare. Mrs. Frank Cushing received a past president's pin from Mrs. Roberts. The Mother Singers under the direction of Mrs. Leonard Wendlandt were accompanied by Miss Esther Leuschner, teacher from Magnolia No. 2 school. It was announced that the annual school picnic will be held at Irvine Park on May 29. Those attending will leave the school at nine o'clock on Tuesday morning. A social hour followed with the teachers from Magnolia No. 1 and No. 2 schools as hostesses. Mmes. Mattie Lou Maxwell and Glee Newsome, principals presided at an attractive tea table decorated with maypole dancers and spring flowers. PICK A WINNER—Mrs. Fred Berry, vice chairman of West Brown, Homecraft Editor of California Farmer select winner County Home Demonstration Day here yesterday. Ple cont earlier this year to represent Orange county at San Bernardin Three Anaheimers, Nick Wingert, Ivan L. Moor and Jo Bozot, with Bob Chaney, Costa Mesan, drove to Bonnley landing on Lake Meade for a few days fishing. Each caught his limit the first day out, 2—4-pound black bass. A license for marriage has been issued to James Daniel Smith, 11462 Mable st., and Mildred Doris Remland, 9422 Stanton Blyd., both of Anaheim. Phone 5772 Flowers for all occasions Fred's House of Flowers 273 E. Center — Anaheim Lincoln P-TA Board Meets A joint meeting of the old and the new Executive Boards of the Lincoln School. P-TA was held on May 2. It was followed by a pot luck luncheon with Mr. P. S. Oane, principal, and Miss Adele Howard and Mrs. Helen Todd as guests. Plans were made for the general meeting which is to be held May 10 at 7:30 in the school auditorium. Mrs. J. Lee Rogers will talk on her South American tour and everyone is invited. The Grade children will also participate in the program. The 5th Grade Room Mothers will be hostesses. Mrs. Williamson, the newly elected president, gave each board member a Procedure Note Book containing to her duties for the coming year and containing P-TA information and by-laws. The board voted to purchase two pictures to be used as awards foroms having the largest attendance at the meetings next year. They also voted to pay the registration fees for all scout leaders Lincoln School. Those attending this meeting Announcement was made today of the engagement of Miss Kathleen McKelvey, daughter of H. O. McKelvey, 8142 Monterey Freeway Park, to Nell Elvers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dickenson of Topeka st., Anaheim. Bride-elect is in her Junior year at Anaheim high school where she is majoring in English. Her fiance was graduated from Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college and is with Roberts Citrus Equipment here. No date has been set for the wedding. were: Mrs. Sidney Aller, Mrs. William Hutton, Mrs. M. L. Wilson, Mrs. M. Newsom, Mrs. Willis Hollowell, Mrs. James Webb, Mrs. Duncan Powers, Mrs. R. G. Beatty, Mrs. Jack Suiter, Mrs. Harry Meiers, Mrs. D. R. Watt, Mrs. O. Thomason, Mrs. Ralph Osborne, Mrs. R. Waer, Mrs. K. McGill, Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. Allen Koch, Miss Adele Howard, A SALE THAT SHOULD ABOUT IN THE HEART OF THE SEASON COUNTING Offering Smart Women's Wear... ANAHEIM'S SNOW SUSAN' 166 WEST CENTER ST. EVERY LEASE EXPIRES! WE QUIT BEFORE Everything to be Sold and GOING OUT SALE STARTS FRIDAY, DOWN! DOWN GO PRICES UNTIL LADIES GET Smart shoppers from miles around will be here every summer months ahead. Never before and perhaps fashions of distinction. All brand new men with the crowds—Bargains, Bargains galore, so Hurry! Hurry! FIRST COME FIRST SERVE! BELOW WE LIST AS MANY OF SALE ITEMS AS SPACE WILL PER- were: Mrs. Sidney Adler, Mrs. William Hutton, Mrs. M. L. Wilson, Mrs. M. Newsom, Mrs. Willis Hollowell, Mrs. James Webb, Mrs. Duncan Powers, Mrs. R. G. Beatty, Mrs. Jack Suiter, Mrs. Harry Melers, Mrs. D. R. Watt, Mrs. O. Thomason, Mrs. Ralph Osborne, Mrs. R. Waer, Mrs. K. McGill, Mrs. L. Brown, Mrs. Allen Koch, Miss Adele Howard, Mrs. Helen Todd, Mr. P. S. Doane, and the hostess Mrs. Williamson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Kapler, 10872 Manchester blvd., Anaheim, attended the Saturday performance of the Ramona Pageant near Hemet. Cold winds and threatening clouds caused the audience much discomfort but the rain held off until after the finale. En route home the Kaplers drove through driving snow. Marywood Mothers club will meet Monday, May 7, at the school to complete plans for the dessert-card party. All are urged to attend the important meeting which convenes at 1:30 p.m. LADIES GE Smart shoppers from miles around will be here every summer months ahead. Never before and perhaps fashions of distinction. All brand new men with the crowds—Bargains, Bargains galore, so HURRY! HURRY! FIRST COME FIRST SERVE! BELOW WE LIST AS MANY OF SALE ITEMS AS SPACE WILL PERMIT. LOOK! at These SemiJERSEY KNIT PANTIES Reg. 79c Value Famous Fruit-of-the Loom quality. All sizes. 49c SKIRTS Values to $10.95 Close out group corduroy, jersey, some wools. Miracle buy at $3 SAVE ON SKIRTS Cottons and wools, seasons smartest styles CLOSE-OUT PRICES 2¹⁸ 3¹⁸ 4¹⁸ Few at 6.88. Reg. 4.95 up to 10.95 Values SAVE ON BLOUSES Crepes, jerseys, fine cottons, silks, satins, sheers, white prints and colors Reg. 2.95 up to 8.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 1¹⁸ 2¹⁸ 3¹⁸ 5¹⁸ ONE GROUP SUMMER HATS Values to 5.95 Fine summer straws. Newest shapes and VICE chairman of West Orange Home Department and Tannisse la Farmer select winner in the lemon pie contest conducted at here yesterday. Pie contestants were the 11 best cooks chosen county at San Bernardino Orange Show. GOLD RUSH VALUE! GRADED BEEF Alpha Beta SIRLOIN STEAKS 83th ALPHA BETA ONE GROUP SUMMER HATS Values to 5.95 Fine summer straws. Newest shapes and trims. OUT THEY GO RACK AFTER RACK Smart Summer Cotton DRESSES. Truly adorable collection in all that's new in dressy and tailored cottons. Reg. 7.95 up to 14.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 488 588 688 988 MANY ACCESSORY ITEMS REDUCED HALF PRICE FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO SUS Store Will Be Open SHOULD AROUSE TREMENDOUS BUYING ENTHUSIASM. of the Season comes this Gigantic Apparel Sacrifice Smart Women's Wear at Prices Never Dreamed Possible ANAHEIM'S SMART APPAREL SHOP SUSAN'S SELLS-OUT ST. EVERYTHING GOES! NOTHING RESERVED! IS! WE QUIT BUSINESS! SELLING OUT COMPLETELY! to be Sold and Sacrificed to the Public in a Gigantic NG OUT OF BUSINESS SALE WOMEN'S APPAREL FRIDAY, MAY 4th. 9:30 A.M. GO PRICES UNTIL STOCK IS SOLD OUT COMPLETELY EVERYTHING AT COST, NEAR COST, BELOW COST — COME, SHARE IN THE GIGANTIC SAVINGS. ES GET BUSY around will be here early. Many will BUY! BUY! all the clothes they need for the ever before and perhaps never again such an opportunity to buy outstanding qual- . All brand new merchandise at savings truly outstanding. BE SMART, be here s, Bargains galore, so outstanding half the stock should fly out first days of sale— T COME FIRST SERVED! ES GET BUSY NEAR COST, BELOW COST — COME, SHARE IN THE GIGANTIC SAVINGS. around will be here early. Many will BUY! BUY! all the clothes they need for the ever before and perhaps never again such an opportunity to buy outstanding qual-All brand new merchandise at savings truly outstanding. BE SMART, be here, Bargains galore, so outstanding half the stock should fly out first days of sale—T COME FIRST SERVED! COME · PROFIT · SAVE These Sensational "BUYS" ON SALE WHILE STOCK LASTS SKIRTS Values to $10.95 e out group cordoy, jersey, some als. Miracle buy at $3 BLOUSES Values up to 4.95 Close-out group. Priced to sell quickly. $1.00 SLIPS Values to 7.95 $1.44 & $2.44 Cottons and rayons, some crepes. Exciting "Buys.at these prices. NYLON HOSE Our regular top quality. 1.50 Values 98¢ pr. CLOSE OUT GROUPS DRESSES Values up to 10.95 About 25 in group on sale while they last $1 and $2 CLOSING OUT 200 GARMENTS ½ PRICE Summer suits in gabardine, sharkskin and cover cloth — Few. ALL WOOL LONG GABARDINE COATS, LOUNGING ROBES, FORMALS and COTTON HOUSECOATS ANOTHER BARGAIN SENSATION 100 DRESSES Dressy black crepes; failles,'jersey, wools, corduroy sheers—for dress, work or sportswear. Actual 14.95 to 29.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES REAL BUYS LINGERIE NYLON PANTIES Reg. 1.95 quality. CLOSE OUT PRICE 1¹⁹ NYLON SLIPS Values to 8.95 CLOSE OUT PRICE 5³⁸ Peter Pan and Elaine QUALITY BRAS 1.95 Values, now ..... 1.49 Values to 2.50, now 1.98 2.95 Value, now ..... 2.19 3.50 Value, now ..... 2.88 SAVE ON PAJAMAS Nylon, broadcloth, jersey, crepes and satins. Reg. 4.95 up to 8.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 3³⁸ and 4³⁸ SAVE ON SLIPS Full length and half slips. Crepes ANOTHER BARGAIN SENSATION 100 DRESSES Dressy black crepes; failles,'jersey, wools, corduroy sheers—for dress, work or sportswear. Actual 14.95 to 29.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES $5 $6 and $7 BLUE DENIM PLAY TOGS All Reduced SLACKS and SKIRTS Values to 4.95, now ..... 3²⁵ 3.50 Pedal Pushers 2.95 1.95 Shorts ... 1.00 2.95 Shorts ... 1.95 3.95 Shorts ... 2.95 BLUE DENIM JACKETS Zipper front, and button style Values to 7.95 CLOSE-OUT PRICES 2¹⁹ 2⁴⁹ 4²⁵ PAJAMAS Nylon, broadcloth, jersey, crepes and satins. Reg. 4.95 up to 8.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 3⁸⁸ and 4⁸⁸ SAVE ON SLIPS Full length and half slips. Crepes, jerseys, satins, cottons, white, black, pastels, tailored and lace trim. Reg. 2.95 up to 8.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 1⁸⁸ 2⁸⁸ 3⁸⁸ 4⁸⁸ Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas Reg. 3.25 to 5.95 Values CLOSE-OUT PRICES 2⁸⁈ 3⁸⁈ 4⁸⁈ Bathing Suits GANTNER and JANTZEN 25% OFF REGULAR PRICES USAN'S 166 W. CENTER ANAHEIM Store Will Be Open Until 9 P.M. Saturday