anaheim-gazette 1951-05-25

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Local B-PW Club Hears Report on Annual Convention Held in Coronado "Faith in Our Cause, In ourselves, And in others," was the theme of the thirty-first annual state convention of California Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs. Reporting on the event, Jean Theuson, said that Mildred L. Lillie of Los Angeles Superior Court, state civil defense chairman, said in her speech Friday, "Our worst enemy is apathy. For the first time the American public has to consider the possibility of mass destruction of our cities by a hostile nation. Appropriations for civil defense are being cut back and personnel reduced," she said, "civil defense is not a matter that can be taken care of in a few days, a permanent defense program is the only adequate one." A special Mexican luncheon was served Saturday with Senora Susana de Limon, president of Tijuana BPWC, in charge. Miss Helen G. Irwin, national first vice-president, of Des Moines, Iowa, spoke on the privileges enjoyed by BPW members adding, "Too often we are prone to view activities of the United Nations and in foreign countries remotely. When we say peoples of the world we say it as though we were standing by and fail to realize that what affects them, also affects us." Climax of the convention was installation of officers Saturday night with Dr. Dorothy Patterson of Sacramento seated as presiding officer. Circle Meets In Royer Home Friendship Circle met at the home of Mrs. Vearle Royer on S. Dickle st. Wednesday with Mrs. Myryel Royer assisting the hostess. Games were enjoyed followed by the business meeting when plans were made for bringing happiness to shut-ins. Lemon ice cream, cookies and cake were served during the refreshment hour. Attending were the Mesdames Kight, Brackensick, Van der Boom, Jennings, Pavel, Royer and Rev. Lucille Couch. Mr. and Mrs. John J. Dwyer, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Chester Holcomb of Fullerton and Mrs. Henry Kuchel, visited in Laguna on Wednesday where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Derge, former well-known residents of Anaheim. Mr. Derge was one of the pioneer druggists of this city, coming here about 60 years ago. The first telephone office was located in his drug store. In June 1895 he was married to Miss Georgia Yarnell, member of a pioneer Orange county family. The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia society will meet Tuesday evening, May 29, at 8 p.m. in the American Legion hall 936 N. Lemon st. Dicklerick Bauersfeld, better known as "Mirandy" of radio Octogenarian Is Honored at Birthday Party Honoring the eightieth birthday of Mr. Martin's sister, Mrs. Addie Koontz of Southgate, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin entertained in their home recently. adding. "Too often we are prone to view activities of the United Nations and in foreign countries remotely. When we say peoples of the world we say it as though we were standing by and fall to realize that what affects them, also affects us." Climax of the convention was installation of officers Saturday night with Dr. Dorothy Patterson of Sacramento seated as president and Mrs. Ivy A. Gruece, vice-president. Final speaker was Mrs. Louis K. Simms of Los Angeles who spoke on methods of alleviating corruption in government. Attending the convention from Anaheim were, in addition to Jean Theuson, Vincenta Carleton and Ruth Williams. Registration for established camp will be held at the Scout house tomorrow when Mrs. R. L. Baker will be present to answer questions on camping. Hours are from 9 to 4. Mrs. Conan Gray is registrar. Camp staff will meet for a nosebunch in the park from 12 to 1: The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia society will meet Tuesday evening, May 29, at 8 p.m. in the American Legion hall 936 N. Lemon st. Mrs. Frederick Bauersfeld, better known as "Mirandy" of radio fame, will be guest speaker. Her subject will be "Planning and Planting the Shade Garden." A large plant sale and good door prizes are planned. All visitors welcome. The home of Mrs. Roy Jenings on Emily st. was the setting for an afternoon party Tuesday with Mrs. Blanche Parris of Garden Grove as special guest. Attending were Mrs. Vearle Royer, Mrs. Myrall Royer, Mrs. Edith Kight, Mrs. Gertrude Haden, Rev. Lucile Couch, Mrs. Lillian Haymaker, Mrs. Parris and the hostess. Go to Clifch on Sunday Octogenarian Is Honored at Birthday Party Honoring the eightieth birthday of Mr. Martin's sister, Mrs. Addie Koontz of Southgate, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin entertained in their home recently. A ham dinner was served followed by ice cream and cake. After the guest of honor had opened her gifts, moving pictures of the party were taken by Clyde Martin. Present for the evening were Mrs. C. Gilbert of San Bernardino, Mrs. Dorothy Hodapp of Hollywood; Adeline Hirtzler of Sacramento; Clayton Hutchins of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Santa Ana; Jerry Jones, Jr., Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sieviert of Denver. Dick Martin, who has been seriously ill, is staging a successful recovery at his home. The Vineyard of America... This sketch from an early print shows settlers making wine, for by 1859 Anaheim was becoming the "vineyard of America." Its free and happy people were growing prosperous through hard work, and a pioneer spirit This sketch from an early print shows settlers making wine, for by 1859 Anaheim was becoming the "vineyard of America." Its free and happy people were growing prosperous through hard work, and a pioneer spirit of cooperation and thrift. But in those days, as today, means of saving and securing building loans were needed to assure the growth and prosperity of the community. To meet this need the Savings Loan and Building Association of Anaheim was formed. Completely owned and operated by local people, the friendly and dependable service of this Savings and Loan Company has made a reputation of safety and thrift since 1889. Deposits received by the 10th of June draw interest from the 1st of June Come in soon—and find out how easy it is to save and earn at your Pioneer Savings Company. Savings Insured Up to $10,000 The Savings Loan & Building Association of Anaheim..... 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM- PHONE 7283 ATTRACTION at the bridal shower given last night in honor of Joanne Davenport was yellow and white heart inscribed with the names Joanne and Henry. Bingo was enjoyed among prizes given to Shirley Filadelfia, Norma Austrim, Linette Blanchard and Joanne Davenport attending were: Mrs. Bryant, mother of the bridegroom-to-be; Mrs. W. A. Davenport, the honoree; Rosie Butler, Betty Jo Edmonds, Jo Campbell, Jeanie Ledford, Barbara Jones, C. Barnett, mother of the hostess. Contemplating the decoration are, left: Joanne Davenport, the hostess, Carol Barnett. Gazette photo by Anita Robertson Personal Mention The annual picnic of the Bethiel Baptist Sunday school will be held at Irvine Park, Wednesday, May 30. There will be a baseball game at 10 a.m., with games and teachers and new board members of George Washington P-TA were honored at a luncheon given by the board in the home of Mrs. S. E. Loard, 221 E. Alberta st. Washington P-TA Board Ratifies New Chairmen Teachers and new board members of George Washington P-TA were honored at a luncheon given by the board in the home of Mrs. S. E. Loard, 221 E. Alberta st. Month one-of-a-kind Various odd pieces, parbeen accumulating and and here are prices to oment down, and take up to 65 w Reg. 99.95 Gas Range apt. size, now $79.95 Reg. 129.95 Gas Range full size, installed $119.95 Personal Mention The annual picnic of the Bethel Baptist Sunday school will be held at Irvine Park, Wednesday, May 30. There will be a baseball game at 10 a.m., with games and contests taking place in the afternoon. All members and friends of Bethel Baptist church are invited to come and bring their lunch. County Institute of WCTU met today in the newly-decorated Wesley Hall of White Temple Methodist church. Mrs. Estelle Harper, county president, presided, and invocation was given by the Rev. Frank Butterworth. Horace Mann Cub Pack Plans Picnic Horace Mann school district Cub Pack 102, sponsored by the Anaheim Elks club will have its annual picnic Sunday, May 27, at 1 p.m., at the O'Niel park, in the Hills of South East Orange county. This picnic, the "biggest" in all respects, has been in the making for about six weeks by the Pack committee, which includes the Den Mothers. Several evenings have been taken up by planning commission. A good time has been planned for all attending. Games, food, "pop" as well as a good deal of orange juices will be served. One of the big highlights will be a ball game between the dads and the Cubs. It has been rumored that the dads have arranged for some "stringers" in order not to be on the short end of the score. As was expected, most of the planning was done by the Den Mothers, consisting of Mrs. Vernon Starr, Mrs. William Martins, Mrs. Paul Havens, Mrs. E. F. Vandenberg, Mrs. Roy H. Kliiss and Mrs. Brandon. The following committee also aided in the planning of the picnic, William Martin, Cubmaster; Vernon Starr, Ted Kirkhart, Al Raymond, Carl Robertson and Andrew Ference. Beginning at the crossroads on Trabuco Canyon and Irvine Park Washington P-TA Board Ratifies New Chairmen Teachers and new board members of George Washington P-TA were honored at a luncheon given by the board in the home of Mrs. S. E. Loard, 221 E. Alberta st. During the short business meeting, chairmen for the new year were ratified by the board. They are, program, Mrs. Max White; publicity, Mrs. M. M. McGoveney; hospitality, Mrs. Walter Meade; magazine, Mrs. Orel Farless; ways and means, Mrs. R. D. Dameral, budget and finance, Mrs. S. E. Loard; spiritual education, Mrs. J. E. Miller and decorations, Mrs. Dan Rowland. Music and radio is in charge of Mrs. Marshall McFle; home and family life, Mrs. Joe Mason; recreation, Mrs. John Wilcox; citizenship, Mrs. Lyles; telephone, Mrs. D. A. Brunning; conservation and thrift, Mrs. Louis Lehrott; room mothers, Mrs. Don Herring and Founders Day, Mrs. Walter Meade. In the absence of Mrs. Carl Hatfield, Mrs. Max White, vice-president, presided. Pink candles and matching spring flowers decorated the luncheon table. Surprise Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Harold Mack A pretty shower in the home of Mrs. Ed Langer on N. Paulina st., last night honored Mrs. Harold Mack. Co-hostess for the affair was Mrs. Catherine Davis. Blue delphiniums arranged with pink and white carnations decorated the home, with favors of nut cups in the form of tiny bassinettes. Cake, decorated with booties and ice cream and coffee were served. Attending were Mrs. Ude Bauer, Mrs. Warren Doller, Mrs. Gene Kannard, Mrs. Don May, Mrs. Ben Monnick, Mrs. Frank Monnig, Mrs. R. O. Monnig and Mrs. Carl Rau. Unable to be present were Mrs. Tom Brady. Reg. 129.95 Gas Range full size, installed $119.95 Reg. 172.95 Gas Range full size, installed $149.95 Reg. 39.95 4 Drawer Chests $24.95 "As Is" Reg. 69.95 Armless Divan Homespun Cover $44.95 Reg. 49.95 Barrel Chair $29.95 Reg. 9.95 to 19.95 Table Lamps With Shades $7.95 Used 5-pc. Bedroom Suite Blonde Finish $69.95 Reg. 159.95 2 pc Divam Suite Mothers, consisting of Mrs. Vernon Starr, Mrs. William Martins, Mrs. Paul Havens, Mrs. E. F. Vandenberg, Mrs. Roy H. Kliss and Mrs. Brandon. The following committee also aided in the planning of the picnic, William Martin, Cubmaster, Vernon Starr, Ted Kirkhart, Al Raymond, Carl Robertson and Andrew Ference. Beginning at the crossroads on Trabuco Canyon and Irvine Park road, signs pointing the way to the picnic grounds will be posted at all strategic spots and at all corners. Prizes will be given to all winners of the races and of all contests. Anyone needing transportation should get in touch with Al Raymond, the Elk representative. Homer A. Nelson, O.D. W. M. Hollingsworth, O.D. Optometrists ANNOUNCEMENT THE REMOVAL OF OFFICES TO NEW AND LARGER QUARTERS 114 North Lemon Street Anaheim NEXT DOOR TO FORMER LOCATION Attending were Mrs. Ude Bauer, Mrs. Warren Doller, Mrs. Gene Kannard, Mrs. Don May, Mrs. Ben Monnig, Mrs. Frank Monnig, Mrs. R. O. Monnig and Mrs. Carl Rau. Unable to be present were Mrs. Tom Brady, Mrs. Emma Fitzgibbons, Mrs. William Jolissaint and Mrs. Mary Templar. "Nick" Wingert, Sam Loard and Pete Wisser, spent last weekend in the High Sierras. They each got their limit of trout from Rush and McGee creeks. Limited number, one of Month-end Sale FOODS and ENDS at Garey's Anaheim Store only -of-a-kind bargains ... while they last! Various odd pieces, parts of broken suites, various 1950 models, etc., have been accumulating and taking up wanted floor space ... they have to go, and here are prices to do a good job! ... come early, make a small payment down, and take up to 65 weeks to pay for any purchase! 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Bedroom Suite Used Only 8 Months $199.95 Used 5-pc. Room Suite Gas Range $59.95 Used 5 pc. Chrome Set Plastic Top Table $39.95 Reg. 159.95 Divan Suite Used Full Size Reg. 10.95 to 14.95 Odd used 5-pc. Room Suite Inde Finish $69.95 Used Apartment Size Gas Range $59.95 Used 5 pc. Chrome Set Plastic Top Table $39.95 Reg. 159.95 Divan Suite Stic Arms $99.95 "As Is" Used Full Size Gas Range $39.95 Good Condition Reg. 10.95 to 14.95 Odd Chrome Chairs $5.95 One-Of-A-Kind 19.95 to 19.95 Odd ing Room Chairs $6.95 Reg. 29.95 to 89.95 Odd Box Springs Full and Twin Size $14.95 "As Is" Reg. 199.95 Used 2 pc. Divan Suite Print Cover—Like New $119.95 169.95 Used Florence Range 1 3 Months $119.95 Reg. 19.95 to 29.95 T. V. Chairs $14.95 "As Is" Reg. 159.95 3 pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite $99.95 number, one of a kind, at Anaheim only, 504 W. Center Parey's QUALITY FURNITURE Phones KI 3-7135 Anaheim 5783 or 5787 3 Big Orange County Stores ANAHEIM 504 W. Center SANTA ANA 509 W. 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