anaheim-gazette 1951-06-14

FACULTY MEMBERS OF THE SOUTHERN BAPTIST summer school-church confer to settle last-minute details. Pictured, left to right: Mrs. Anna Rogers, beginners superintendent; Bruce Rogerr pupil; John Dobkins, crafts instructor; Thelma Clamp, beginners instructor; Mrs. Bert Noblitt, pianist; and Mrs. H. V. Dobkins, member of refreshment committee. Front group, left to right: Myra Harroun, primary teacher; Miss Lois Williams, principal and junior superintendent; and Mrs. C. W. Harroun, primary superintendent. 20-30 Anns Elect Officers for Year Louise Ferguson was re-elected head of 20-30 Anns for the coming year when the club met Tuesday evening at the home of Dorothy Vacation Bible School Slated At La Palma Park Edna Roberts to Vacation in Island Leaving today for a vacancy in Honolulu is Miss Edna Roberts, daughter of Nathaniel Roberts of 410 W. Vermont ave. 20-30 Anns Elect Officers for Year Louise Ferguson was re-elected head of 20-30 Anns for the coming year when the club met Tuesday evening at the home of Dorothy Spencer. A backward party provided entertainment for the group when members arrived wearing their clothes backward, and started a pot-luck dinner with dessert. Wilma Winger won the game of stunts. Plans for the future include installation of officers in July and a steak bake in August. Newly elected vice-president is Dorothy Spencer; secretary; Virginia deLeon; and treasurer, Ruth Stewart. Guests were Pat Muckenthaler and Louise Winger. Members present were Mrs. Jack Gledhill, Marge King, Dorothy Smith, Betty Ponteprino and Betty Bruce. Mr. and Mrs. Galen Rush and their two children, Virginia and Jack, of 7361 Katella ave., write that they arrived in San Bonita, Texas, in time to see Mrs. Rushes' father before he was operated on. After spending three weeks with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Van Meter, they will return and spend three weeks with the Rushes, Sr., at Paradise. Vacation Bible School Slated At La Palma Park There will be a Vacation Bible school at the La Palma park sponsored by the Southern Baptists with preparation day this Saturday, June 16, from 8:30 to 10:30. All children from the ages of four through 16 are urged to register then. Regular session will begin Monday, June 18 and last through June 29. The time is from 8:30 to 11:30 each week day. There will be marching, songs children enjoy, Bible stories, character stories, flannelgraph stories, notebook work, and memory work. Handcraft will be offered for the older boys, sewing and making of plaques for the older girls and coloring, cutting, pasting and construction for the smaller children. At the play time there will be games for all ages. Light refreshments will be served each day. Transportation will be provided for those who do not have a way to get to Bible school. Those who wish transportation may call 4452. Remember Speed Kills! MINISTER'S WIFE TELLS HOW HADACOL WAS SO HELPFUL HADACOL Helps Folks With Weak, Run-Down Conditions, Poor Appetite, When Caused by Deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron A weak, run-down condition can make life mighty drab for folks who feel that way. Imagine not having a good appetite. Loss of weight and energy oftimes accompany this condition. When Mrs. Ardena Longaker, a minister's wife, who lives at Rt. 5, Meadobrook Rd., North Kansas City, Mo began feeling the summer planned. Edna Roberts to Vacation in Island Leaving today for a vacance in Honolulu is Miss Edna Roberts, daughter of Nathaniel Roberts of 410 W. Vermont ave. parting from California Center Air Terminal at Burbank, M Roberts will visit her cousin, M Don Fletcher who is the grand daughter of George Mattis 861 S. Palm st. She will spend the summer the islands and will enroll in course at University of Hawaii In her junior year at UCLA, M Roberts is a member of All Delta Phi. She was graduated from Anaheim High school Santa Ana Junior college. Beta Sigma Phi Has Steak Fry A delicious steak fry at home of Mildred and Anna Cliff Mauerhan, June 11, climaxed year's activities of Beta Sigma Phi in Anaheim. At the business meeting which followed the chapter rated its activities cording to a scale sent out by international office, plans next year's study program discussed, and a get together the summer planned. Members present were He Cohn, Josephine Chance, K Fancher, Bessie Frey, Doro Gerlich, Gladys Malmrose, Bue Hineman, Anna Claire Mauerkern Mildred Mauerhan, Louise Mill Alice Myers, Marjorie Pibel, Dothy Gerlich, Marjorie Smith, Dothea Schutz, Lois Spratt. One Man Dead (Continued from Page 1) Harold Joppe, 47, Westminster also a passenger in the Stephens car; Von Carney and three of passengers, Arthur Henderson, Huntington Beach, Richard Prichard, 18, and Kenneth Lewis both of Westminster. All of injured were taken to hospital in Long Beach. Arthur M. Oliver, 41, retiring naval officer, 2229 S. Hicko Down Conditions, Poor Appetite, When Caused by Deficiencies of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron A weak, run-down condition can make life mighty drab for folks who feel that way. Imagine not having a good appetite. Loss of weight and energy oftimes accompany this condition. When Mrs. Ardena Longaker, a minister's wife, who lives at Rt. 5, Meadobrook Rd., North Kansas City, Mo., began feeling that way she began taking HADACOL, for she had heard how it was helping people with weak, run-down conditions and poor appetite, when due to a deficiency of Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron. 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REFUSE SUBSTITUTES There's only one HADACOL. Don't let anyone tell you something else is "just as good." Insist on genuine HADACOL. You risk nothing because HADACOL is sold on a strict money-back guarantee. Sold at all drug stores. Trial size, $1.25, but buy the large family-size, only $3.50. Mrs. Longaker Harold Joppe, 47, Westminster also a passenger in the Stephen car; Von Carney and three of passengers, Arthur Henderson, Huntington Beach, Richard Pichard, 18, and Kenneth Lewis, both of Westminster. All of the injured were taken to hospital in Long Beach. Arthur M. Oliver, 41, retired naval officer, 2229 S. Hickory Santa Ana, suffered compound fractures of his right elbow right hand, with laceration of the face and head, when his car crashed at high speed against the side of a Southern Pacific sugar boat at the Delhi road crossing Santa Ana, at 12:50 a.m., today. Witnesses told Santa Ana police that Oliver driving at a rate, did not slacken speed as struck the train which was a charge of Conductor Everett Gearhart of Pasadena. Oliver was taken to the El To Marine base dispensary, and later to the Santa Margarita Naval hospital at Camp Pendleton. When making a centerpiece fruit, pile it on a tray to make it convenient to pass. If the trunk is silver, protect it from tarnish and possible scratches by placing a sheet of waxed paper under the fruit. To cook pork feet, simmer water to cover for two to three hours. Season them well serve with hot sauerkraut. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim 3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Long Beach Council American Red Cross Representatives Meet Here Representing 11 chapters from Orange and Southern Los Angeles counties, Long Beach Council of the American Red Cross met at Anaheim Ebell club Tuesday morning. The council made plans to conduct a class for staff aids and Gray Ladies at the Ruth Home in El Monte where the Sister Kenny treatment is given to polio patients. Anyone interested in helping with the work or attending classes is requested to call the local chapter. Beginning date is June 27. On July 4, the Red Cross will present a carnival for the entertainment of patients at Norwalk state hospital. A refresher course for Nurses Aides will be offered in Long Beach soon with the date to be announced later. Do-nuts and coffee were served to representatives as they arrived. Farm Bureau Annual Picnic Saturday Annual picnic for the Orange County Farm Bureau will be held June 16 at Irvine Park, six miles east of Orange. The center will furnish orange juice, hot coffee, cream and sugar and cups of ice cream. Those planning to attend are asked to bring a pot-luck lunch, table service and bread. Lunch begins at noon and the program at 1:30 p.m. A ball game between the east and west will start at 3:30 p.m. and entertainment will include special numbers from each of the farm centers plus a variety of prizes for young and old. Johnson Tells (Continued from Page 1) He would support the proposal to tighten the economic blockade against red China. He would go along with a naval blockade of the China coast. A refresher course for Nurses Aides will be offered in Long Beach soon with the date to be announced later. Do-nuts and coffee were served to representatives as they arrived. Calendar TONIGHT Optimist Club—Work on clubhouse tonight. Optimist show "Going Places" has been postponed until Monday and Tuesday night. Camera Club—8 p.m., at high school Little Theatre. FRIDAY Orange County Engineers—7:15 p.m., at Elks club, dinner. Lions Club—12:15 p.m., at Elks club. Anaheim Lodge 67 F & AM—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Lois Rebakah Lodge—8 p.m., at IOOF hall. Anaheim Garden Club—2 p.m., under Mrs. W. R. Ward. SATURDAY Huck Finn Day—Irvine Park, all day, sponsored by Izaak Walton's. Elks Dance—8:30 p.m., on, for Elks and guests, $1.50 per couple. MONDAY Anaheim Iketties—7:30 p.m., at 1440 E. Center at. Rotary Club—12:10 p.m., at Elks club. Anaheim Post 72, American Legion—8 p.m., at Legion hall. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m., at Lum's cafe. Ebell Club—12:30 p.m., at clubhouse. Job's Daughters—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Personal Mention Marriage license has been issued to Kathleen Anne McKelvey, 18, 8142 Montgrey, and Junius Nell Elvers, 19, 728 N. Topeka st., of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Baldwin, 805 N. Sabina, became the parents of a two pound, fourteen and a half ounce daughter Tuesday at Santa Ana Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. R. Don Langmo, 10961 S. Stanton ave., left this week for Corvallis, Ore. They will spend two weeks with their son, Prof. and Mrs. R. Don Langmo, Jr., who teaches engineering at Oregon State college. Mrs. John D. Brown, 7861 E. Second st., has been in the Orange county hospital the last three weeks. The Browns have lived in their home in Stanton for the last 16 years. Johnson Tells (Continued from Page 1) He would support the proposal to tighten the economic blockade against red China. He would go along with a naval blockade of the China coast but wouldn't agree to blocking Manchurian ports controlled by the Russians. As to MacArthur's proposal to permit air reconnaissance of the China coast and Manchuria, Johnson said he had been out of government since Sept. 18. Senator Lyndon Johnson (D-Tex) asked for an opinion on "the advisability of bombing Manchuria?" The censor deleted the 60-word reply but Senators said the witness opposed this proposal. On the question of using Chinese nationalist troops now on Formosa, Johnson said he thought they should have been furnished equipment and that he would want to hear from the U.S. military mission there. He also said: "But so far as lifting the restrictions and letting them drag us into war over there at the present time, I would not." Johnson said he didn't want to express an opinion on whether MacArthur's removal from his commands was justified, then added: "I wouldn't buck the president's decision if he had lost confidence in the general." For the Sandpile Set Pleetway "Coolinette" summer comfort. They One Man Dead Continued from Page 1 Joppe, 47, Westminster, passenger in the Stephens Von Carney and three of his ringers, Arthur Henderson, 18, Bington Beach, Richard Prittle, 18, and Kenneth Lewis, 19, of Westminster. All of the did were taken to hospitals Beach. M. Oliver, 41, retired officer, 2229 S. Hickory, Ana, suffered compound wounds of his right elbow and hand, with laceration of the head head, when his car crashhigh speed against the side Southern Pacific sugar beet at the Delhi road crossing, Ana, at 12:50 a.m., today. Neeses told Santa Ana polat Oliver, driving at a fast rid not slacken speed as he the train which was in of Conductor Everett art of Pasadena. Was taken to the El Toro base dispensary, and later Santa Margarita Naval al at Camp Pendleton. making a centerpiece of pile it on a tray to make venient to pass. If the tray er, protect it from tarnish possible scratches by placing of waxed paper under the cook pork feet, simmer in to cover for two to three Season them well and with hot sauerkraut. 4618 RMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim week for Corvallis, Ore. They will spend two weeks with their son, Prof. and Mrs. R. Don Langmo, Jr., who teaches engineering at Oregon State college. Mrs. John D. Brown, 7861 E. Second st., has been in the Orange county hospital the last three weeks. The Browns have lived in their home in Stanton for the last 16 years. The Savanna P-TA hosted a breakfast today in the cafeteria for all students graduating from the eighth grade of the Stahton and Savanna schools. Mrs. J. E. Pruett was hostess chairman, assisted by Mmes. John Gautschy, William Angle, Jack Baumann, John Williams, Ray Van De Warker, Lewis Wolter. Mrs. T. L. Byrd was in charge of the decorations which were flower arrangements of blue and white daisies, the class colors, with matching place cards and nut cups that stood up with boys and girls in caps and gowns. Special guests were Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, Vice-Principal Donald Ralston from Savanna and Vice-Principal Paul Williams of Stanton and Allen Blakeley, bus driver. PACKING SUITCASE When packing a suitcase for a vacation trip or just for a week-end jaunt, remember to take along some extra waxed paper. It is handy for wrapping wet things before putting them back in the suitcase—things like wet sponges used for makeup, damp wash cloths, and sponges for cleaning shoes. It is also a good protector for a traveler's toothbrush, for waxed paper does not come apart when it comes in contact with water. Your little girl will be the envy of the "sandplile set" in this adorable playsuit with the amusing clown trim. Embroider the design in bright colors and simple stitches on the easy-to-sew set. Pattern envelope No. 5166 contains tissue sizes 3, 4 and 5 included; material requirements; sewing directions; hot-iron transfer for embroidery; stitch illustrations and color chart. To obtain this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St, Chicago 6, IL. Birthday Party in Snavely Home The rumpus room of the Elton Snavely home at 6802 E. Ball was the scene of a birthday party. Saturday afternoon when Snavely was six years old, teacher, Mrs. Mabel Heitman her daughter Elaine, and the kindergarten students from theanna school were guests. Others present-were his brother Richard, Patty and Paul dassarre, Candy Binns, Charle Cooke, Ellen Drake and Jackie Barbara Strahler. Mrs. Arr Strahler assisted Mrs. Snaveserving the birthday cake in six candles, ice-cream and ch. Altar Society Plans Card Party The ways and means committee, Mrs. John Kirsch, Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Wm. LeVecke, met in the home of the president, Mrs. Frank Braddock, Tuesday for the purpose of completing plans for the fall card party to be held in the parish hall on Tuesday evening, Oct. 9. The Eighteenth Century cedar chest that will be given away at this party will be on display in the Reafsnyder Furniture store window this fall. This chest will be filled with lovely and practical household articles, and as a second prize, an electric steam iron will be awarded and a beautiful hand made quilt will be given as a third. All members are reminded to consult either of the ways and means committee as to their contributions for the chest by Sept. 1. Mr. and Mrs. William Drake of 7081 Monroe st., and their two daughters, Donna and Georgia, left today to drive to South Dakota. They will be the house guests of Mrs. Drake's mother, Mrs. George Bultena at Lennox. 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