anaheim-gazette 1951-08-01

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Time Hangs Heavy on Father's Hands During Two Weeks with Pay Period It's vacation time, and father's underfoot again. Whether at resort hotel, fishing camp or in his own back yard, the dear old boy is likely at some time during that two-weeks-with-pay to find time hanging heavy on his hands. That is the time for mom and the kids to take cover. Not, you understand, that father isn't a fine fellow, beloved by all. Not that he isn't the soul of decorum all the other 50 weeks of the year. But the sudden release from office routine, the feeling of being free as a bird with nothing to do for two whole weeks is likely to produce strange and harrowing results. After he has fished for five days straight and brought home only one small bass. After he's played his 18 holes of golf every day for a week and still finds time to spare. After he's caught up with the gardening and the odd chores around the house. That's about the time when father feels the urge to howl. The symptoms are easy to recognize. He'll start by complaining about his breakfast coffee, refusing to eat his bacon and eggs and cutting himself while shaving. After leaving a morass of wet towels on the bathroom floor, he will find that all his shirts either have missing buttons or frayed collars, and will make appropriate comment. After searching diligently through his rack of 100-odd ties he'll announce that none of them are fit to wear, and why can't we get some cleaning done around here. Finally, to everyone's relief, he will stamp out, slamming all door behind him. Whether nightfall finds him engaged in a poker party with the boys, a convivial evening at the home of friends or a bit of concern treated relaxation at some gay night spot, bystanders should beware. Father is letting off steam, and is every man's inalienable right—at least once a year. Orange County branch of the American Begonia society will meet August 2 at 7:30 in the Fairway Bureau hall at 253 S. Main st. Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor o'10641 S. Flower st., have been entertaining a cousin, Mrs. Mary Earle of Camden, Ark. She leaves this past week-end after a pleasant month's visit. SAVE Thursday, August 2$ SAVE $ Thursday, August 2$ at ANAHEIM TEXTILE 36" Wash Fast COTTONS Thousands of yds. of better cottons. Prints and solids. Some irregular. Special..... 3 Yds. $100 36" and 39" SHEERS Dimities, organdies, Dotted swiss. All washable. Solids and prints. Special..... 2 Yds. $100 54" Transparent PLASTIC Ideal for slip covers, curtains, etc. ½ PRICE ..... 4 Yds. $100 36" Printed PLASTIC Beautiful floral designs. For curtains for every room in your house. 3 Yds. $100 CIRCLE SKIRTS Hand print organy in a variety of colors and patterns. Reg. 1.95 yd....Per Yd. 36" Sanforized DENIM Solid colors and stripes..... 2 Yds. $100 39" Rayon PRINTS For dresses, blouses, etc. Reg. 98c yd. DOLLAR DAY—Per yd. FEATHERPROOF SATEEN TICKING Reg. 89c yd. DOLLAR DAY SPECIAL ..... 2 Yds. $100 36" Seersucker PRINTS For skirts, dresses, housecoats. Reg. 79c Yd. ..... 2 Yds. $100 44" Rayon SHANTUNG Light and dark colors. Values to $1.49 yd..... 2 Yds. $100 White Cotton MARQUISETTE For curtains. Limited quantity..... 5 Yds. $100 36" Eyelet EMBROIDERY White, pink and blue. Per yd..... $100 ★ DRAPERIES ★ Ready Made DRAPES Beautiful prints. Full 48" wide, 84" long. Heavy pebble cloth. Reg. 16.95. DON'T MISS THIS AT..... PAIR $90 Drapery REMNANTS Very Special Drapery Lengths Solids & prints 1 to 4 yds. 48" wide Val. to 3.50 Yds. Use these for your small upholstering or drapery jobs. Very Special Plaid Sheet Blankets EACH..... $125 Very Special 36" Comal Ginghams Sanforized, full pieces. Hundreds of yds. to choose from For curtains. 5 Yds. 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Spools THREAD White and colors. DOLLAR DAY, Per Spool.....32¢ 7" Talon & Crown ZIPPERS Each.....10¢ PINKING SHEARS Precision made. All metal. Per PAIR.....$200 RIC RAC All colors. Mercerized. Fast colors. ½ Price.....Per Card Eyelet and Lace EDGING Per Yd.....5¢ PRICES PREVAIL BALANCE OF WEEK and will make appropriate ent. searching diligently in his rack of 100-odd ties, announce that none of them to wear, and why can't we come cleaning done around ally, to everyone's relief, he ump out, slamming all doors him. other nightfall finds him enin a poker party with the convivial evening at the of friends or a bit of concenrelaxation at some gay night standers should beware. is letting off steam, as man's inalienable right— once a year. age County branch of the ian Begonia society will august 2 at 7:30 in the Farm hall at 253 S. Main st., Ana. and Mrs. Harvey Taylor of S. Flower st., have been ening a cousin, Mrs. Mary B. of Camden, Ark. She left last week-end after a pleasenth's visit. FIRST DRAFT of plans for a fall fashion show was drawn by the September Parish group of First Presbyterian church last night when committee heads gathered at the home of Jane Ross. Planning for the August event are, left to right: Jane Ross, Florence Rennie, Marilyn Mason, Jeannette Cookus, Jeanne Stull. Seated on floor: Betty Chamberlain and Anita Bates. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) Hint of Fall in Air as Fashion Show Planned Meeting in the home of Mrs. Betty Chamberlin on W. Juliana st., members of the September Parish group of First Presbyterian church formulated plans for a fashion tea to be given August 18 at 2 p.m. In the gardens of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, 415 W. Alberta st. home. Jeanne Stull is general chairman of the affair which will fea- LISTED HERE YOU WILL FIND A LIMITI DAY ITEMS YOU'LL FIND IN EVERY I SQR STORE. COSTUME JEWELRY A special purchase just received, a new assortment we hanever shown before. Reg. 1.00 values special for Dollar Day. 69¢ 2 for 1.18 JEWELRY . . . STREET FLOO Show Planned Meeting in the home of Mrs. Betty Chamberlin on W. Juliana st., members of the September Parish group of First Presbyterian church formulated plans for a fashion tea to be given August 18 at 2 p.m. In the gardens of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Tompkins, 415 W. Alberta st. home. Jeanne Stull is general chairman of the affair which will feature fall fashions from the SQR. Mrs. Anita Bates will be commentator. Committee heads are Jane Ross, chairman; Anita Bates, co-chairman; Jeanette Cookus, tickets; Marilyn Mason, fashions; Dorothy Harding, decorations; Rhea Moore, refreshments; Betty Chamberlin, setting and clean-up; and Florence Rennie, publicity. Tickets are available through Jeanette Cookus at 4696. Club Procedure Explained at District Meet "What Makes Our Clubs Tick?" was the subject topic given by Mrs. Kathryn Maloney of San Francisco, state second vice president of Business and Professional Women's club at the summer conference of Southern District, held at the YWCA building in Santa Ana. Preparation for the job ahead, aims of all clubs, program of federation orientation, including procedure and obligation, were explained by the speaker. Mrs. Eva M. Bernis of San Bernardino, Southern District president, presided over the meeting. Mission Bay club was accepted into membership of Southern District as a new BPW club. They will receive their charter at the October conference to be held at the Barbara Worth hotel in El Centro Oct. 27 and 28. Attending the conference from Anaheim were Josephine Fulfer, Billie Snow, Evah Drennon, Norma Nipper, Emma Lawrence, Ida May Walburg, Beulah Hineman, Thelma Regan, Agnes Hund, Virginia Merrill, De Lois Chronister, Cecil Meeker, Rose Kleuter, Jean Theuson and Marguerite Coons. LISTED HERE YOU WILL FIND A LIMIT DAY ITEMS YOU'LL FIND IN EVERY I SQR STORE. COSTUME JEWELRY A special purchase just received, a new assortment we have never shown before. Reg. 1.00 values special for Dollar Day... 69¢ 2 for 1.18 JEWELRY . . . STREET FLOOR SAVE ON QUALITY DRESS FABRICS All-over Dress Laces, Rayon Jersey Prints, Washable Prints, wide selection, Special for Dollar day—Per yd... 1.00 STREET FLOOR STAMPED BABY KIMONAS Hemstitched front and bottom, very attractive stamped design that needs but a few stitches of needlework, or design may be washed out and garment used plain... heavy quality outing in white, blue, pink and maize, special for Dollar Day ... 2 for 1.00 STREET FLOOR LACE PANEL CURTAINS Lovely lace panels by Scranton and Fieldcrest, 43, 50 and 60x81 inch sizes. Reg. values up to 2.25 ... 1.00 Dollar Day price, each... DRAPERIES . . . STREET FLOOR CONE BRAND TOWELS Excellent quality, heavy and very absorbent, popular colors. Giant Size 24x49 BATH TOWEL ... 1.15 Hand Towels ... 59¢ Wash Cloths ... 29¢ STREET FLOOR QUALITY Attractive patterns selected from higher the Barbara Worth hotel in El Centro Oct. 27 and 28. Attending the conference from Anaheim were Josephine Fulfer, Billie Snow, Evah Drennon, Norma Nipper, Emma Lawrence, Ida May Walburg, Beulah Hineman, Thelma Regan, Agnes Hund, Virginia Merrill, De Lois Chronister, Cecil Meeker, Rose Kleuter, Jean Theuson and Marguerite Coons. Local Minister Attends Conference Rev. and Mrs. White of the Stanton Community church and their seven-year-old daughter, Sharon, returned Saturday from a week's stay at Pine Valley where they attended the Youth Conference for young people from all over Southern California. He was principal speaker and teacher. Mrs. White acted as counselor for the girls. Miss Joan Hendrickson who recently moved to Bellflower from Cerritos ave., but still belongs to the Stanton congregation, also attended. Calendar WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1 Junior Chamber of Commerce—Lum's Cafe, under direction of Dr. Warren Hollingsworth. Elk's Family Picnic—6:30 at La Palma park. Show follows. Buy tickets at Elka club. Adults $1, children under 11, 50 cents. Anaheim Chapter of RAM, No. 125—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Anaheim Chapter of Red Cross—7:30 p.m., at City Hall. Ministerial Union—12 noon, under direction of Rev. D. S. Corlett. THURSDAY, AUGUST 2 Ike Walton Albacore Fish Fry—6:30 p.m., at Ike clubhouse. VFW—8 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia. Izak Walton League—8 p.m., at La Palma Youth Center. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3 YWCA Board—9:30 a.m., under direction of Mrs. Dayton Smith. Lols Rebekah Lodge—8 p.m., at IOOF Hall. Anaheim Lodge 207, F & AM—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. TOWELS Excellent quality, heavy and very absorbent, popular colors. Giant Size 24x49 BATH TOWEL 1.15 Hand 59¢ Wash Cloths 29¢ STREET FLOOR SAVE 1.00 ON TAFFETA SLIPS The ideal slip for Fall, tailored style in popular colors including black, navy and rose, sizes 32-40. Regular 2.95 . . Special Dollar Day 1.95 SECOND FLOOR GRABAWAY TABLES odds and ends, broken sizes, boy's, men's, women's garment sport shirts, belts, swim trunks, sun shorts, many items but limited quantities . . . two tables. 2 for 1.00 and 1.00 DOWNSTAIR Men's HANDKERCHIEFS Generous size white Handkerchiefs buy plenty at this low price 9 for 1.00 Mens' UNDERSHIRTS - SHORTS Broadcloth shorts, boxer or snap front, reg. 1.00 cotton ribber undershirts—nationally-known brand, Reg. 1.00 3 for 1.00 MEN'S STORE—STREET FLOOR Mrs. E. J. O'Donnell Hosts Stork Shower Mrs. E. J. O'Donnell of 14771 Wilson st., Midway City, was hostess at a stork shower in honor of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Jim O'Donnell of Long Beach, Friday afternoon. A white umbrella covered the gift table and held blue and pink streamers in place, in the beautiful patio of the O'Donnell home. The hostess gifted the honoree with a corsage of baby orchids and a piggy bank heavy with coins that she had received on her first birthday 51 years ago. Miniature pink and blue plastic basinettes filled with pastel colored mints were favors on the refreshment table at which pink and white log ice cream, angel food cake with pink decoration, and coffee were served. The napkins were pink and blue kimonos with ribbon bows at their neckline. From Midway City guests were Mmes Fred Schroeder, J. Herrod, Nina Messmer, Wesley Steuart, R. J. Hicks, William Arp, Edward Fitzgerald, Ruth Caswell, Thad Fry and Alfred Moulton. Not able to be present but sending gifts were Mmes. Fred Anderson, Charles Loy, Russell Williams, Verletta Ward and Harold Weber. Out of town guests were the honoree's mother and sister, Mrs. Theo Gertz and Sletty from Perez, Minn.; Mrs. Ruth Bennett from Stanton, and Mary Frace of Santa Ana. Rosenthals Move Into New Home Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal and their two children, Ben who is three and Karen, two, have moved into an attractive new home on Indiana st. in the Orangethorpe housing in Buena Park. They returned here last October from New York and have been staying with Eleanor's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McCoy of 8255 E. Cerritos ave. Dick's parents are on their way here for a month's visit, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Rosenthal of New York. Dick and Eleanor met when he was a Marine at Oceanside. When you buy soft shell crabs see that they are alive and moving briskly. Large claws on the crabs will yield soft meat. ILL FIND A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE TYPICAL DOLLAR IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ON EVERY FLOOR OF THE A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Women's Pique BLOUSES Very smart, sleeveless, pique blouses, small attractive collar, rhinestone studs, sizes 32 to 38... Special for Dollar Day.....2.00 FIND A LIMITED NUMBER OF THE TYPICAL DOLLAR IND IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ON EVERY FLOOR OF THE A SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Women's Pique BLOUSES Very smart, sleeveless, pique blouses, small attractive collar, rhinestone studs, sizes 32 to 38 ... Special for Dollar Day.....2.00 A VERY SPECIAL PURCHASE OF Women's SKIRTS Lovely quality tissue gingham in beautiful Fall plaids. Extra wide self-material belts with large buckle ... sizes 10 to 16 Special for Dollar Day.....3.00 FASHIONS...SECOND FLOOR CITY-WIDE DOLLAR DAY STORE WIDE ONE DAY ONLY THURSDAY AUGUST 2nd DOLLAR ITEMS AND BARGAINS GALORE THROUGHOUT THE STORE QUALITY PRINTS Attractive patterns and colors selected from higher priced groups.....2 yds.1.00 MUNSINGWEAR Panty Girdle White, tissue weight, twoway knit, Reg. 4.95 values. Special for Dollar Day.....2.00 SECOND FLOOR SHEET BLANKETS Monarch sheet blanketgrt 70x90, white, excellent weight. Reg. 2.25. Special for Dollar Day... 1.69 DOWNSTAIRS WOVEN STRING RUGS Limited quantity, 24x45, woven string rugs, while they last, Dollar Day... 1.00 DOWNSTAIRS MEN'S UNION SUITS Men's summer weight union suits, sleeveless and short sleeves, broken lines ... while they last... DOWNSTAIRS AUGUST 2nd DOLLAR ITEMS AND BARGAINS GALORE THROUGHOUT THE STORE QUALITY PRINTS Attractive patterns and colors selected from higher priced groups... 2 yds. 1.00 1.00 DOWNSTAIRS 200 Pairs Women's FOOTWEAR 200 pairs odds and ends, broken lines and sizes, sport shoes, sandals, oxford, loafers... while they last... Dollar Day... pr... 1.00 100 Pairs Infant's SHOES Broken lines in high shoes, oxford, straps, ... browns, blacks and white, sizes 2 to 8 (ages 6 mo. to about 4 years) while they last... DOWNSTAIRS Men's DRESS SHIRTS Broken lines and sizes, semi-dress and dress shirts, Reg. up to 3.50... now... 1.75 2 for 3.00 Men's SPORT & POLO SHIRTS Sport shirts, broken lines and sizes S.M.L. ... fancy knit polo shirts, short sleeve, S.M.L., also boy's short sleeve knit polos... now only... MEN'S STORE