anaheim-gazette 1951-09-27

Social and Club Activities German Student To Speak at Anaheim Church Harald Frey, son of a German Methodist minister and himself the recent student-pastor of a five-point circuit at Lake Constance in Germany, will be the featured speaker at the 7 p.m. service of White Temple Methodist church Sunday night. He is currently attending Pasadena City college on an exchange scholarship financed by the young people of the Southern California-Arizona Annual conference through funds raised at their summer institutes. At the age of 15, Harald was drafted into the Nazi army most unwillingly, and lived through the most desperate period of Germany's military defeat and occupation. He met a group of young Methodists from Southern California who were engaged in a summer camp near his home, and struck up such a deep friendship with the party that they arranged to bring him to America as an exchange student, living with a Methodist family in Pasadena. During the past summer he thrilled hundreds with his story at each of the summer institutes in this area, and he comes prepared to tell the Anaheim audience of the current attitudes and problems. Mayor Commends Anaheim BPW At Dinner Here More than 75 members and guests of Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club assembled in American Legion hall last night for the organizations' annual dinner and heard Mayor Charles Pearson of Anaheim commend the group for their active participation in civic affairs. Guest speakers for the evening were City Administrator Keith Murdoch of Anaheim and Administrator Dan Patch of Orange County Civilian Defense. Acceptance of the resignation of Marjorie Baumgartener, who has moved to Ontario, was reported, and announcement of the year's motto as "Full partnership for the job ahead" was made. Activities of Anaheim's B-PW will be broadcast tomorrow, members were told, in spot announcements over radio station KVOE as part of the observance of national Business and Professional Women's week. Upcoming for the local club is the assignment to assist at serving of breakfast during Anaheim's Hallowe'en celebration next month. The next dinner meeting will be... formula who were engaged in a summer camp near his home, and struck up such a deep friendship with the party that they arranged to bring him to America as an exchange student, living with a Methodist family in Pasadena. During the past summer he thrilled hundreds with his story at each of the summer institutes in this area, and he comes prepared to tell the Anaheim audience of the current attitudes and problems of his mother country. Following the service, he will be the guest of the "P.M." club at the personage. In the Sunday service at 10:50 a.m., Rev. Frank E. Butterworth will preach on the theme, "Fashioned from Fragments," and will hold a recognition ceremony for the 40 teachers of the White Temple church school. FOR BROWN With brown blossoming out as a star Fall fashion color, shades to complement it are also appearing on the fashion horizon. These may include black, orangey tones of red, leather tones for sportswear, beige and a wide range of orange hues. WHAT'S BENEATH To achieve an extra full effect, many new skirts are lined from waistline to hem with taffeta, organdie or buckram. Others are stiffened at the hip or hem only. ACTIVITIES OF Anaheim's B-PW will be broadcast tomorrow, members were told, in spot announcements over radio station KVOE as part of the observance of national Business and Professional Women's week. Upcoming for the local club is the assignment to assist at serving of breakfast during Anaheim's Hallowe'en celebration next month. The next dinner meeting will be held Oct. 10 when the evening's theme will be international relations. A board meeting will precede it, Oct. 3. Anaheim YLI To Sponsor Dance Here Saturday Local YLI club members will hold a sport dance at the Elks club Saturday evening at 9 p.m., Lita Mae Smith, ticket chairman for the affair, announced today. Tickets may be purchased at the door or reserved by phoning 2961 for tickets. Bill Burchett's orchestra will provide the music. PUT 'EM AWAY Shoes collect dust on the floor. Put them in reversible shoe boxes, or a shoe bag, and they're conveniently at hand and much more free of dust. VELVET AGAIN Velvet once more become important fabric for Fall 5 accents poodle cloth, tweed boucle suits and coats. PUREX the gentle laundry bleach SAFER FOR LINENS BECAUSE IT'S PURE the gentle laundry bleach SAFER FOR LINENS BECAUSE IT'S PURE AN EXCLUSIVE PUREX PROCESS REMOVES HARMFUL IMPURITIES 1/2 GAL. 26¢ GALLON 45¢ ALPHA BETA Where Southern California Saves! Franklin Lacey To Entertain At Ebell Tuesday Impersonations and character sketches of famous persons will be offered by Franklin Lacey at a general meeting of Junior Ebell club at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in Ebell clubhouse. Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Endicott, chairman; Mrs. Kenton Wines, Mrs. Wesley Mendoza, Msr. Frederick Rusch, Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mrs. John Ganahl, Mrs. Loren Wagner, Mrs. McFarland Tolf, Mrs. Kenneth Banks and Mrs. Virgil Daoust. The contract bridge section will meet in the clubhouse at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16, with hostesses for that evening, Mrs. John Raber, chairman; Mrs. Virgil Daoust, Mrs. Don Wallace, Mrs. Robert Fowler and Mrs. LaMar Smith. Mrs. Bill Wilmer will be hostess to the welfare section of Ebell Oct. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in her home at 712 S. Indiana st. Her co-hostess will be Mrs. Richard Berryman. If You Drive! Don't Drink Popperette Club Makes Plans for Progressive Party Members of the Popperette made plans for a progressive mer for their October m when they met in the S. Chl st. home of Mrs. Jean Chl lain of Anahelm. She was a in hostess duties by Mrs. C Deverall of Anahelm and M ma Harbour of Fullerton. During the evening gifts presented to Mrs. Reda N aughy of Fullerton in obse of her wedding anniversary to Mrs. Harbour, honorin birthday anniversary. Prizes for games were av to Mrs. Marge Long and Bunnell. Hostesses for the prog dinner will be Mrs. Sybli Mrs. Lorraine Whitney and Charlene Jaggers. Others present at the Sep meeting were Mrs. Rosema ver of Fullerton, Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Kirkhart, Anaheim, and Mr nor LaPorto of Fullerton. Trailblazer Honored — Gertrude Ederle first woman to swim the English Channel, receives a trophy marking 25th anniversary of feat from New York City's acting Council President Joseph T. Sharkey. Miss Ederle still swims at 44. Mateurs Can Team How to Decorate Cakes Making leaves, borders, orna- ts, letters and special cake operations for seasonal occasions would be no problem for the mem- of the cake decorating class, which is part of the Fullerton eve- Junior college adult educa- program, according to L. W. Hatley, principal. The class PEO Chapter LT Guest Day Tea In Schoepe Home Bronze and yellow chrysanthe- mums sang a song of autumn glory in the fall color scheme that deco- rated the Fullerton Hills home of Mrs. Adolf Schoepe yesterday when Chapter LT of PEO observed guest day there with an afternoon tea. Mrs. Joseph Thompson was chairman of the guest committee, THE S Guest Day Tea In Schoepe Home Bronze and yellow chrysanthemums sang a song of autumn glory in the fall color scheme that decorated the Fullerton Hills home of Mrs. Adolf Schoepe yesterday when Chapter LT of PEO observed guest day there with an afternoon tea. Mrs. Joseph Thompson was chairman of the guest committee, assisted by Mrs. R. L. Matters, Mrs. O. G. Thomason and Mrs. Robert Koontz. Mrs. Roscoe Young, president, welcomed the guests and the hostess introduced Margaret Besler who entertained with popular selections from light opera, accompanied by Mrs. Bill Cook. Some members recalled that Mrs. Besler had been guest soloist at the national PEO convention, Philadelphia, some seasons back. Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Young presided at the tea table which was covered with a lace cloth and decorated in the autumn motif. Fremont Teachers Honored by P-TA Board at Tea Fremont Parent-Teacher Assn. executive board honored the teachers of the school at a tea Tuesday afternoon in the sewing room. Mrs. Conan W. Gray, president, welcomed the teachers. Principal Chester Fowler responded on behalf of the teachers. Each teacher was presented with a potted plant. Mrs. Walter Taylor read the poem "Season's Turn," and Mrs. S. L. Keith, program chairman, announced the year's theme as "Children Still Come First." Mrs. W. L. Hollowell, ways and means chairman, announced a ham dinner for the Oct. 16 meeting, with serving to start at 6 p.m. Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, Girl Scout representative, reported four active troops staffed with four leaders and four assistant leaders, having a membership of 36 Scouts. The tea table was attractive with an arrangement of orange-colored baby mums centering a lace cloth. Mrs. George Kohlenberger presided at the tea urn. Mrs. Paul David, hospitality THE SUMMER DRESSES...your unrestricted choice of our entire stock of women's summer dresses, formerly priced up to 14.95, now only GIRDLES AND FOUNDATIONgarments by Warner's, Kleinerts and Gossard. Discontinued numbers, broken sizes, formerly priced from 5.00 to 15.00, now Women's All Wool SWEATERSin slip-over and cardigan styles, broken sizes but a good range of colors, Regular 3.95 valuesnow only 2.50, Reg. 5.95 to 7.95, now FINAL CLEARANCE...Women's and Children's SUMMER GOWNSAND PAJAMAS, NOW Girl's PETTI - BLOUSESin sizes 3 to 6x, attractive styles in whiteonly, slightly soiled, Reg 2.95 to 5.95, now SUMMER DRESSESfor girls 3 to 16, priced for final clearance, formerlyfrom 3.95 to 10.95, NOW INFANT'S DRESSESnationally-known makes including Kate Greenaway in sizes 1, 2, and 3, slightly soiled. Regular 2.95 values,NOW 1.89, Reg. 4.95, 5.95, NOW GRABAWAY TABLESAnother interesting grabaway sale...two table sensational values...a quick clean-up of odds and Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, Girl Scout representative, reported four active troops staffed with four leaders and four assistant leaders, having a membership of 36 Scouts. The tea table was attractive with an arrangement of orange-colored baby mums centering a lace cloth. Mrs. George Kohlenberger presided at the tea urn. Mrs. Paul David, hospitality chairman, was assisted by Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, room mother chairman in charge of tea arrangements. Courtesy chairmen greeting guests were Mrs. Forrest Simonton, Mrs. Lionel H. Brown, Mrs. James F. Downey and Mrs. Lloyd Marolf. Board members attending other than those already mentioned were Miss Adelaide Price, Mestdames George Winters, Leonard C. Klever, A. E. Bourne, George Dierberger, Warren Hodges, Dave Schwemmer, Roy Dargatz, Ted Dinkler and G. A. Neukom. Teachers attending were: Chester Fowler, principal, Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, Kenneth Spencer, Alex Jimenez, A. E. Bourne, Eldon Hauck, Mrs. Dorothy Link, Mrs. Mildred Lucas, Miss Thelma Moon, Miss Lucia Upp, Miss Harriet Schadewald, Miss Helen Cohn, Mrs. Helen Snyder, Miss Dorothy Fletcher, Mrs. Virginia Palmari, W. A. Schmitt, Miss Irene Holland, Clark White and Miss Esther Hake, elementary school nurse. SACHET IT Note to the bride: hang a sachet bag on the same hanger which holds your wedding gown prior to the big day. A subtle scent will permeate the fabric, surrounding you in a delicate cloud of fragrance. INFANT'S DRESSES nationally-known makes including Kate Greenaway in sizes 1, 2, and 3, slightly soiled. Regular 2.95 values, NOW 1.89, Reg. 4.95, 5.95, NOW ... GRABAWAY TABLES Another interesting grabaway sale ... two table sensational values ... a quick clean-up of odds and broken sizes ... 9 cotton dresses, reg. 3.50 ... 4 summer skirts reg. to 7.95 ... 11 summer blouses, short sleeve and less, reg. up to 5.95 ... 6 denim jackets, blue, sizes 18, reg. 4.95 ... 2 denim jackets, size 40, reg. 2.95 ... 3 denim wrap-around skirts, reg. 2.95 ... 6 white shorts, sizes 10-12, reg. 3.95 and many, many other including two yellow terry jackets, 1 small, 1 large 5.95 ... sport vests, white twill pedal pushers, slacks ... all to clear for only ... another table of waist length sport bras, denim denim, pique, terry and print bras and solid color fancy denim caps ... all formerly priced from 1.25 up to 3.95 ... all to clear for ... BE SMART, BE THRIFTY ... SHOP AND DURING THIS STORE WIDE E. O. M. EVENT FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28- Popperette Club Makes Plans for Progressive Party Members of the Popperette club made plans for a progressive dinner for their October meeting when they met in the S. Claudina home of Mrs. Jean Chamberlin of Anaheim. She was assisted hostess duties by Mrs. Corinne Everall of Anaheim and Mrs. Irna Harbour of Fullerton. During the evening gifts were presented to Mrs. Reda McConnghy of Fullerton in observance her wedding anniversary; and Mrs. Harbour, honoring her birthday anniversary. Prizes for games were awarded Mrs. Marge Long and Hazelunnell. Hostesses for the progressive dinner will be Mrs. Sybil Ring, Mrs. Lorraine Whitney and Mrs. marlene Jaggers. Others present at the September meeting were Mrs. Rosemary Zuzur of Fullerton, Mrs. Vangie chumacher and Mrs. Maxineirkhart, Anaheim, and Mrs. Eleanor LaPorto of Fullerton. Mrs. Otto Henning Is Hostess to St. Agnes Guild Resuming activities after a three-month summer recess, the St. Agnes guild of St. Michael's church met in the new home of Mrs. Otto Henning in Santa Ana canyon to enjoy a Spanish dinner and hold a business meeting. The hostess was assisted by Mrs. Arthur Henning, Mrs. Gertrude Anderson, Mrs. Vincent Carleton, Mrs. Verna Hopkins and Mrs. Frank Koch. Directress Mercie Shaw opened the meeting and Mrs. Mary Thompson gave a devotional reading entitled "Maximum Living with Minimum Energy," followed by recital of the Lord's Prayer. Guests were Mrs. Paul Klueter and Mrs. Don Herring. Prizes were won by Mrs. Ruth Burr and Dr. Mona Benton. Hostesses for the October meeting in the home of Mrs. Myrl Marsh will be Mrs. Abilene Allen, Mrs. Ethel Caverly and Mrs. Doris Handsfield. World Communion Day Planned by Church Women Plans for World Communion day will be made by the board of United Church Women at their fall meeting tomorrow morning at St. Michael's Episcopal church parish house at Adele and N. Emily sts. The meeting time is set for 9:30 a.m. with a short interval for refreshments and fellowship before the regular business meeting. The guest speaker will be Mrs. Elwood J. Bulgin, first vice-president of the United Church Women of Southern California, who will outline the work of the national and state organization. All women interested are urged to attend. Less than five per cent of the nation's homes are equipped with a portable fire extinguisher. New Mexico has nine of the 176 units of the National Park system. THE S.Q.R. STORE'S Begins FRIDAY DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY 9:30 A.M. THE S.Q.R. STORE'S MONTH SALE Begins FRIDAY DOORS OPEN PROMPTLY 9:30 A.M. S... entire stock of women's up to 14.95, now only 4.00 FOUNDATION and Gossard, Discon-merly 2.50 to 7.50 SWEATERS broken sizes but a 5 values now 4.00 CE... R GOWNS $\frac{1}{2}$ PRICE USES in white 1.48 to 2.98 S clearance, formerly $\frac{1}{2}$ PRICE ES Kate Grecnaway in Regular 2.95 values, 3.00 LES day sale ... two tables ... clean-up of odds and ends men's store ... street floor MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS broken lines and sizes, french and barrel cuff, to clear for 1.95 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS sizes S. M. L. long sleeves, reg. 5.95 to 7.50 values now 3.95 2 for 7.75 SURPRISE VALUES FOR BOYS one table of odds and ends, values up to 2.25 ... for a quick clearance, only 1.00 Men's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts broadcloths, Hawaiian prints, twills, and oxford cloth, formerly priced from 2.95 to 4.95 ... broken lines and sizes ... to clear for only 1.95 Boy's Short Sleeve Sport Shirts cotton plaids, seersuckers, Hawaiian prints, plain rayons, sizes 6 to 20, formerly priced up to 2.95 ... broken lines and sizes ... to clear for 1.19 2 for 2.25 downstairs BOY'S SHOES broken lines of higher priced shoes, sizes 2 to 6 ... to clear for 3.95 GIRL'S SPORT SHOES broken sizes of Joyce, Friendly and Scooters ... very special, only 3.95 MEN'S WORK SHOES tough, long wearing work shoes, all sizes, formerly priced up to 8.95 street floor ES Kate Greenaway in Regular 2.95 values, 3.00 BLES y sale ... two tables ... k clean-up of odds and ends 4 summer skirts reg. 3.95 ses, short sleeve and sleeveim jackets, blue, sizes 10 to kets, size 40, reg. 2.95 ... reg. 2.95 ... 6 white terry and many, many other items kets, 1 small, 1 large, reg. twill all to 100 bath sport bras, denim vests, bath bras and solid color and merly all 50¢ GIRL'S SPORT SHOES broken sizes of Joyce, Friendly and Scooters ... 3.95 very special, only ... MEN'S WORK SHOES tough, long wearing work shoes, all sizes, formerly priced up to 8.95 ... street floor DRAPERY YARDAGE for the kiddies' room, attractive, colorful patterns including Donald Duck, Raggeddy Ann, Sailboat, Mail Time and Panda, Reg. up to 1.49 ... per yd. .89 PLASTIC LEATHERETTE ... popular 54-inch upholstering leatherette in light brown, red and grey, Reg. 1.95 value, special per yd. ... A.B.C. and PETER PAN PIQUE ... about 12 very colorful patterns, formerly priced up to 1.00 to clear for only ... per yd. .69 LUNCH CLOTHS AND NAPKINS ... 54x54 inch cloth and 4 napkins, regular .4.45 ... 3.49 54x72 inch cloth and 6 napkins, regular 5.95, to clear for only ... 4.49 TERRY TOWELS ... bath towels, hand towels and wash cloths for the children, discontinued numbers, colorful animal and western designs ... priced for quick clearance WASH CLOTHS Reg. 35c HAND TOWELS 16x28, Reg. 85c BATH TOWELS 22x44, Reg. 1.75 19c 59c 98c