anaheim-gazette 1951-09-18

Anaheim YLI Initiates Seven New Members Seven new members were accepted into the Anaheim chapter of Young Ladies Institute at a formal initiation in the 100F hall here last night. Mrs. Bonnie Jollissaint, president, and all other officers of the group participated in the ceremony. The evening's activities began with serving of potluck supper. Highlighting the business discussion were plans for a sport dance Sept. 29, a rummage sale Oct. 4, 5 and 6, and group reception of Communion this Sunday, followed by breakfast in the home of Mrs. Agnes Zinda, 12262 Cerritos ave. Members will attend 7 a.m. Mass Sunday. Mrs. A. L. Benner is taking reservations for the breakfast. Mrs. Leta Mae Smith is general chairman of the sport dance which will be held in Anaheim Elks club. Mrs. Don May is chairman of the rummage sale and asked members to take their discarded articles as soon as possible to the home of Mrs. Leta Smith, 619 S. Olive st., Anaheim. Also reported on was the club's magazine drive for subscription renewals. Proceeds will be added to the club's social service fund. Members voted to inaugurate a "secret pal" club and names will be drawn at the first meeting in October. A promising young local musician, Charles Fassel, demonstrated his art at last night's meeting. Installation Rites To Highlight Club's First Fall Meeting New officers of the Marguerite Twinem club, girls' missionary group, will be installed during a get-acquainted party tomorrow at 6 p.m. in the basement of White Temple Methodist church. Mrs. Frank Butterworth will be installing chairman. Officers who will assume their duties tomorrow are Drusetta Martin, president; Judy Belle Wicker, vice president; Glenda Smith, secretary; Cherrie Goff, treasurer; Barbara Galloway and Ann Thomason, worship chairmen; Sheryll Ann David and Linda Cheatum, calling committee chairmen. Tomorrow's will be the initial meeting of the club year for the group of junior high and high school girls. Mrs. Paul David and Mrs. Ray Cheatum, club leaders, will serve refreshments. Eugene Cranston Home from Oakland Naval Station Eugene Cranston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Cranston of 206 S. Rose st., who has been in Oakland for the past three months taking an intensified course in the naval reserve training program, returned to Southern California this week. The local youth was transferred from the Los Alamitos station to Oakland to absorb in three months material that ordinarily is covered in a nine-month period. On completion of the electronics course he was reassigned to Los Alamitos where he is now classified as on a semi-active status, Beginning Wednesday! Another Outst Event at The S. Q. R. Store... LAYAWAY BEDSPREAD EVENTU Also reported on was the club's magazine drive for subscription renewals. Proceeds will be added to the club's social service fund. Members voted to inaugurate a "secret pal" club and names will be drawn at the first meeting in October. A promising young local musician, Charles Fassel, demonstrated his art at last night's meeting, introduced by Mrs. Ann Miller, program chairman. Members initiated last night were Mesdames Jewel Ryan, Carolyn Murray, Geraldine Carlson, Dorothy Follman, Beulah Sovinski, Lorraine Revell and Ruth Johnson. On the committee in charge of the social hour were Mrs. Jane Lambert, Mrs. Gertrude Carter and Miss Irene Feeney. A delegation from Long Beach YLI were guests. Balboa Rendezvous Site for Annual Peace Officers Ball The 26th annual Orange Peace Officers' ball will be held Oct. 5 in the Rendezvous ballroom at Balboa, according to announcement made today by Chief Thomas V. Towns of Orange police department, who is president of the policemen's association. Frankie Carle's orchestra, currently appearing at the Coconut Grove in Los Angeles, has been engaged for the evening. Proceeds from the dance will be added to the insurance fund of the association and will be used also for other obligations for which funds are needed. Sheriff James Muslick is co-chairman of the ball. Police Chief Mark Stephenson of Anaheim is in charge of publicity and box office receipts are charged to Chief David Hasson of Placentia. Tickets may be obtained from any police officer in the county. Godwin Serving With Naval Unit Neither rain, snow, nor sleet LAYAWAY BEDSPREAD EVENT!! Our buyer has certainly been busy "getting-ready" for this terrific event! Never before have we offered such a complete selection of fine quality, beautiful bedspreads. See the newest creations from such nationally-known makers as Bates, Monument Mills, Needletuft, Lady Christina and California Hand Prints. Chenilles, Hobnails, Woven Satins and Falles in hundreds of smart patterns, in solids, in beautiful color combinations. Whether you need spreads for the home or for gift giving... NOW is the time to buy while selections are at their peak... buy on our layaway plan, charge it or pay cash but ACT NOW during this big event... see the beautiful spread which will be given away FREE the final day Wednesday, Sept. 28, now on display in our window. Lady Christina and Cabin-Crafts Needletuft CHENILLE SPREADS Chenilles galore... baby chenilles, velvet chenilles, heavy cut chenilles, woven chenilles, tufted chenilles, in solid colors with self-color designs, in beautiful colored floral and scroll patterns on white and colored grounds and waffle and ribbed chenilles in solid pastel and decorator colors... double bed and twin size... with and with-out fringe and priced to suit every budget from 5.95 to 24.50 QUILTED SATIN and FAILLE BEDSPREADS Godwin Serving With Naval Unit Neither rain, snow, nor sleet can ground the planes of Naval Composite Squadron 35, with which Thomas W. Godwin, aviation storekeeper, third class, USN, formerly of 8082 Ball rd., Anaheim, and husband of the former Miss Beverly D. Phillips of 3128 Redwood ave., Lynwood, is serving. The San Diego-based squadron flies in all kinds of weather, night or day. Employing radar, its pilots are trained for night heckling missions and have been especially successful in the Korean area. Members of the squadron are required to attend constant refresher courses in gunnery tactics, instrument flying, night vision, and airborne electronics to keep them proficient in their specialties. P-TA Board to Convene at Geo. Washington There will be an executive board meeting for the George Washington P-TA board members Wednesday morning at 8:45 in the school auditorium. It is the first of the year. Eat More California Oranges QUILTED SATIN and FAILLE BEDSPREADS Beautiful quilted satin spreads with 10 inch quilted collar on flounce in solid colors ..... 24.50 Quilted satin bedspreads with ruffled flounce, solid colors, in double bed and twin size ..... 13.50 Quilted Faille bedspreads with flounce in solid colors and 13.50 and 14.95 Quilted faille bedspreads, flowered tops with solid colored flounce, in double bed and twin size ..... 18.95 Bates George Washington Spreads in double bed and twin size ..... 26.00 Bates Hobnail Spreads in double bed and twin size ..... 10.50 WIN A BEAUTIFUL BEDSPREAD ... FREE! See this beautiful spread on display in our window! No purchase necessary! Ask any salesperson about it! BEDSPREADS - DOWNSTAIRS The Cranston Station from Oakland Station Cranston, son of Mr. Albert M. Cranston of the st., who has been in for the past three taking an intensified naval reserve training, returned to Southernnia this week. Youth was transferred Los Alamitos station to absorb in three material that ordinarily in a nine-month period. Motion of the electronics was reassigned to Los where he is now classified in semi-active status. Junior high and high school Mrs. Paul David Ray Cheatum, club will serve refreshments. BACK FROM VACATION Mr. Harvey Koss, of Orange ave., Anaheim, has returned from a month's vacation with his brother Perry Kola, of Bakersfield. Going by train to Detroit, his brother took delivery of a new car. They crossed over Lake Michigan to Wisconsin where they visited relatives at Jefferson, Wis., their birthplace, and elsewhere. They returned by way of Omaha, Nebr., and Salt Lake City, Utah, arriving here Saturday night. his father said. During his stay in the northern city Cranston, a model train enthusiast and secretary of the Anaheim model railroad society, attended a live steam national convention sponsored by the Golden Gate Live Steam club. Since returning to Anaheim he is enrolled at Fullerton Junior college to continue his studies in electronics. Crescendo Club Fetes Couple in Re-decorated Home Members of the Crescendo club of White Temple Methodist church arrived en masse at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Harlow, 306 E. Broadway, Anaheim, for a surprise party Friday evening. The occasion was the completion of re-decoration of the interior of the Harlow home. President Don Bown of the club expressed the sentiments of the group toward the Harlows when he presented them with a table lamp, which he said was given in appreciation of their hospitality and for their many past kindnesses to the group. The informal evening social concluded with serving of home-made ice cream and cookies. Guests were Miss Dorothy Hartlaw, the couple's daughter, and Mrs. Ralph Osborn, Mr. and Mrs. Dutz Hilbers, Mr. and Mrs. Don Bown, Mr. and Mrs. Avon Carlson, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Lindsay, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sauer, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Fackiner, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Whitfield and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Damerell. Andrew Carnegie, American ironmaster and philanthropist was born in Scotland. Another Outstanding Fall store. GOOD REASONS WHY YOU'LL FALL VALUE D EVERY DEPARTMENT OF MANY SPECIAL PURCHASES Special Purchase ofVarsity RAYON GABARDINE Regular 1.35 values, special for Wednesday, only, 97c per yard The ideal material for skirts, suits, slacks, etc... crease resistant finish, 40 inches wide and in 25 beautiful colors. STREET FLOOR BUBBLE BATH Bates and Monument WOVEN BEDSPREADS Regular 7.45 values, special for this event beginning Wednesday 4.95 Discontinued numbers in Bates and Monument woven spreads, double and twin size, in beautiful patterns and colors. A Special Purchase for this Event! Lovely CHENILLE BEDSPREADS Large size all white all over pattern close looped and cut fringed and the special purchase low price is 12.95 only BATES WOVEN SPREADS RAYON GABARDINE Regular 1.35 values, special for Wednesday only, per yard 97¢ The ideal material for skirts, suits, slacks, etc... crease resistant finish, 40 inches wide and in 25 beautiful colors. BUBBLE BATH Assorted fragrances, 20 packages to box, special for Wednesday only ... per box 32¢ Full-Fashioned NYLON... RUNNERLESS (SHEERLACE) HOSIERY Regular 1.35 values, special for Wednesday only, 97¢ First quality nylon sheer lace hose in two popular Fall colors, sizes 8½ through 10½. We reserve the right to limit quantities. Stamped PILLOW CASES A special purchase offered at this low price for Wednesday only 1.49 pr. Exceptionally good quality pillow cases with dainty stamped designs for small amount of embroidery ... hemstitched hems. By Special Request! Another Sale of Genuine "Wilendur" LUNCHEON CLOTHS and NAPKINS Because of the many customers who were unable to take advantage of these special prices last week and their special requests ... we are repeating this special sale again Wednesday, ONE DAY ONLY! 54x54in. Reg. 4.45 Cloth and 4 Napkins 54x72 in. Reg. 5.95 Cloth and 6 Napkins 3.88 4.88 Save Up to 25 Per Cent on Callaway Valtwist Large size ... all white, all over pattern ... close looped and cut ... fringed ... and the special purchase low price is 12.95 only BATES WOVEN SPREADS A big selection of lovely woven spreads in double and twin size ... a wealth of patterns and colors to suit every taste ... priced from 7.45 to 10.50 1.00 Down Reserves Any Bedspread in LAYAWAY Christmas "will be here before you know it" and bedspreads make lovely Xmas gifts. Put your selections in LAYAWAY ... a small deposit down, balance in weekly or monthly payments. STORE HOURS 9:30 - 5:30 SATURDAY 9:30 - 8:30 THE SQR STORE special requests ... we are repeating this special sale again Wednesday, ONE DAY ONLY! 54x54in. Reg. 4.45 Cloth and 4 Napkins 54x72 in. Reg. 5.95 Cloth and 6 Napkins 3.88 4.88 STREET FLOOR Save Up to 25 Per Cent on Callaway Valtwist (NON-SKID) RUGS Yes! Wednesday Only you may save up to 25 per cent on these fine quality rugs which come in a wide range of beautiful colors, dark green, chartreuse, beige, rose, grey, light green, white and flamingo. Just ask for Callaway No. 403 non-skid rugs in the size you desire! 20x34 Reg. 3.50 24x42 Reg. 5.95 27x45 Reg. 7.95 2.88 4.88 5.88 36x60 Reg. 13.75 10.88 STREET FLOOR Men's 50 Per Cent Wool and 50 Per Cent Nylon SLACK SOCKS Regular 1.25 values, special for Wednesday only, pair ... 89¢ These wool and nylon socks if bought on today's market would retail for more than 1.25, so buy future needs at this low price, colors include wine, tan and powder blue, sizes 10½ through 13. Boy's Short Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Values up to 2.95, special for Wednesday only ... 1.98 Just what the boys want for school and play ... seersuckers, gingham plaids and Hawaiian prints in sizes 6 through 20. BOY'S SOCKS Solid color socks 7½ through 9½ for Wednesday o Rebekah Lodge To Serve Penny Supper Sept. 25 The semi-annual penny supper of Lola Rebekah lodge will be served next Tuesday in Anaheim Odd Fellows hall, Mrs. Barbara Myers, secretary, announced today. Food for the supper, traditionally well-patronized by Anaheim residents who like lots of variety in their home cooking, will be served buffet style. Although the name originated back in the days when servings sold at a cent each, the secretary ruefully acknowledged that inflation inevitably has raised the price, but hasn't changed the quality of the food. Serving CRAVEZ ARRAIGNED Joseph T. Chayetz held for passing bogus checks, was arraigned at 415 yesterday. Preliminary hearing was set for Sept. 25 at 10 a.m. Ball was set at $2900. (Additional Society News will be found on Page 4.) will begin at 6 p.m. Each noble grand during her six-month tenure, Mrs. Myers explained, sponsors a penny supper. Mrs. Mollie Claes is the present noble grand. Her vice grand, Mrs. Kathryn Crist, is general chairman of the dinner. WHY YOU'LL ATTEND THE S.Q.R. STORE'S VALUE DEMONSTRATION DEPTMENT OFFERS TERRIFIC VALUES... PURCHASES SALES FOR WEDNESDAY... Another Special Purchase! Women's Cotton DRESSES Dresses made to sell for 3.95 Special for Wednesday only... choice ... 2.00 Lovely quality cotton in an excellent selection of smart styles and colors. When you see them you'll want more than one at this special low price! SECOND FLOOR DINE Wednesday, only, 97c slacks, etc... crease on 25 beautiful colors. STREET FLOOR box, 32c STREET FLOOR NERLESS HOSIERY Wednesday only, 97c in two popular Fall reserve the right to STREET FLOOR w price 1.49 pr. cases with dainty of embroidery ... STREET FLOOR THS were unable to take last week and their ing this special sale! in. Reg. 5.95 Cloth and 6 Napkins 4.88 STREET FLOOR Another Special Purchase! Women's Cotton DRESSES Dresses made to sell for 3.95 Special for Wednesday only ... choice ... Lovely quality cottons in an excellent selection of smart styles and colors. When you see them you'll want more than one at this special low price! SECOND FLOOR A Sensational Clearance of All SUMMER BLOUSES About 60 blouses in this group, nylons, piques, laces, ray-ons, organdies and broadcloths. Values up to 7.95 ... to clear for only ... 2.00 SUMMER SKIRTS About 35 skirts in this group, prints, piques, jerseys, ray-ons, former values up to 8.95 ... to clear for only ... 2.00 SECOND FLOOR Another Sensational Clearance of SUMMER DRESSES Save more than half-price! In many cases you pay only one third of the regular price. Jerseys, cottons, rayons, prints, our summer dresses that formerly sold for 8.95, 10.95, 12.95 and 14.95 ... all to clear for only ... 4.00 SECOND FLOOR "PINEHURST" NYLON PANTIES Regular 2.50 values, special for Wednesday only ... 1.69 Nylon panties in white and flesh, sizes 4 to 7. Truly remarkable values ... we reserve the right to limit quantities! ALL NYLON SLIPS Regular 7.95 values, special for Wednesday only ... 4.95 Lovely tailored, all nylon slips in white only. Sizes 32 to 40 ... We're discontinuing this number so it's our loss, your gain! SECOND FLOOR Women's All Wool SWEATERS ALL NYLON SLIPS Regular 7.95 values, special for Wednesday only 4.95 Lovely tailored, all nylon slips in white only. Sizes 32 to 40... We're discontinuing this number so it's our loss, your gain! SECOND FLOOR Women's All Wool SWEATERS All wool cardigan and slip-over styles in popular colors ... broken sizes ... reduced for Wednesday only! Regular 3.95 Regular 5.95 Regular 7.95 2.95 4.45 5.95 SECOND FLOOR Men's and Young Men's KNIT POLO SHIRTS Regular 1.95 to 2.95 values, special for Wednesday only 1.69 Men! Here's a real buy in good looking, fancy knit polo shirts, all sizes S, M, L. Men's DRESS SHIRTS Regular values up to 3.85, special for Wednesday only 1.95 This group of men's dress shirts consists of pastel solid colors with french cuffs and zipper front, white broadcloth shirts by Airman and Mark Twain. MEN'S STORE - STREET FLOOR BOY'S SOCKS Solid color socks in sizes 7½ through 9½, special for Wednesday only, pair 19¢ MEN'S STORE - STREET FLOOR