anaheim-gazette 1951-10-08

Teachers Welcomed By Magnolia P-TA The Magnolia P-TA introduced the teachers at their first meeting of the school year. Mrs. James Allen, vice president, presented the principals of Magnolia I and II, Miss Maude Williams and Glee Newsom, and each member of their staff with a corsage. The corsages had been made by Mrs. Richard S. Yater, chairman of the flower committee. Cub Scouts William Brooks and Bill Prewitt led the flag salute followed by Mrs. A. Raymond, teacher at Magnolia I, giving the thought for the day. Mrs. William Bushman, commissioner for the Anaheim Girl Scouts, spoke about the importance of girl scout work. Sgt. Russell Campbell from the Juvenile Bureau of Orange County narrated a film, "Dangerous Strangers." Tea was served by Mmes. Milton Taylor, H. Kirk, John Brooks, P. Bradley and J. Parsons from an attractive table dressed in a fall theme of purple grapes and leaves. Hoskins Hear Noted Speakers At Convention Louis Hoskins, Anaheim Postmaster, Mrs. Hoskins, and Monte Inskeep, postmaster of Buena Park, have returned to their homes after attending the convention of the National Association of Postmasters in Washington, D.C. They heard addresses by Presi- where Mrs. Minnie Galloway, mother of Mrs. Hoskins, joined them for the return trip. Mrs. Galloway had been visiting relatives in Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Eastwood of 7511 E. Ball rd., are on a trip to Sacramento. Marywood High School Mothers club will meet tomorrow afternoon at 1:30. All mothers are urged to attend. YLI Plans for Initiation Meet Arrangements of dahlias and zinnias were used for decorating the dining room this week when Anaheim YLI met at 100F hall for a social hour and business meeting. Bonnie Jollissaint presided over the meeting. "Secret Pal" names will be drawn at the October 15th meet- GAS MILEAGE LOW? THEN STOP! Yes, stop here for a tank full of K & L GASOLINE Major Brand — Quality Guaranteed LUBRICATION We do a THOROUGH job of lubricating your car. We GUARANTEE that you'll like the way we lubricate YOUR car. REMEMBER We give a FREE car wash with every lubrication and oil change. PHONE 7550 FOR FREE PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY EXCEPTED "A Clean Car Always Runs Better" K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES AT WATER ST. YLI Plans for Initiation Meet Arrangements of dahlias and zinnias were used for decorating the dining room this week when Anaheim YLI met at 100F hall for a social hour and business meeting. Bonnie Jollissaint presided over the meeting. "Secret Pal" names will be drawn at the October 15th meeting. There is still time to register with the chairman, Elsie Benner; tel. 4640; The bridge-tripoli-canasta party will be held October 26th in the home of Blanche Hudson, 745 N. Sabina st. Reservations may be made by calling Charlotte Baas, 5062. Members wishing to assist with the magazine drive are asked to call the president, 6645. Christmas cards, wrappings, stationery, etc., are on display at the home of Mrs. Earl Haggery, 10761 E. La Palma Street, and members are reminded to see her selection. This is another YLI project, which everyone is asked to support as the proceeds go into the social service fund. The next initiation will be held November 5th, at which time District Deputy, Ann Hennessy of Heffernan Institute, San Diego will make her official visit. All members are urged to assist with the membership drive set for October by Rose Reid, Grand President. Candidates will be initiated under the banner of Our Lady, Queen of the Rosary. Members interested in joining the Study Club may call the chairman, Ann Miller, 6915. Delegates appointed to attend the National Council of Catholic Women Conference at the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles, October 16, are Bonnie Jollissaint and Elisie Benner. Others attending will be Florence Ortez and Jean Lampher. Hostesses for the social hour were Ann Miller, Chairman, Wynetta Schmidt, Alice Matejka and Irene Feeney. Delicious gelatin salad topped with whipped cream, cup cakes and coffee was served. "A Clean Car Always Runs Better" K&L Super Service and 5-Minute Auto Wash 558 S. LOS ANGELES AT WATER ST. ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT TO DEPOSIT SAVINGS and EARN INTEREST FROM OCTOBER 1st Oct. 10th is the deadline... but that still gives you 2 more days to get that deposit in and earn 3% FROM OCTOBER 1ST REMEMBER... WE HAVE NEVER PAID OUR SAVERS LESS THAN ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System 141 W. Center St. (Temporary Location) Anaheim, Calif. Phone: ANAHEIM 4204 Membership Tea Sponsored by Mothers Guild Under the sponsorship of the board of directors of the Mothers' Guild of Mater Del High School, a Membership Tea was held at the school for the purpose of acquainting the mothers of pupils attending the school, with the faculty, and inviting them to unite in the work of the Guild. The committee in charge included, Mrs. Jack Miller, Membership chairman; Mrs. Rose Heim, Hostess chairman; Mrs. Terrence Halloran, Social chairman; and Mrs. Peter Palm, Program chairman. A short meeting, held before the tea hour, was opened with a prayer by Father Eyraud, Director of the School, Mrs. Jack Miller welcomed the mothers of both returning, and new students. The Girls' Glee Club of Mater Del entertained with several numbers. An inspirational talk on teenagers, their problems in the world today, and the responsibilities of the school and the parent to their teen-agers and their problems, was given by Father Eyraud. The faculty was then introduced. A social hour and tea followed, under the supervision of Mrs. Helm, Mrs. Halloran and Mrs. Nell Murphy. The tea tables were attractively decorated with Hummel statues of the "Madonna of the Flower" and bouquets of colorful autumn flowers. Presiding at the tea tables were Mrs. William Callan, President of the Flower Mission Meets in Fullerton The Fullerton home of Mrs. Adolf Schoepe was the setting Thursday of the Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Roy Weber, Mrs. Sid Hammond and Mrs. Roscoe Young as co-hostesses. Mrs. Emma Karlan reported that 49 calls had been made during the summer. The rummage sale Pretty Shower In Fox Home Traditional shades of pink and blue were used by Mrs. H. R. Fox in decorating her N. Olive st. home for the shower honoring Mrs. Bernard Domries. Co-hostess was Edith Davis. During the evening games were played with high prizes awarded to Mrs. G. Best Cake and coffee Flower Mission Meets in Fullerton The Fullerton home of Mrs. Adolf Schoepe was the setting Thursday of the Flower Mission of the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Roy Weber, Mrs. Sid Hammond and Mrs. Roscoe Young as co-hostesses. Mrs. Emma Karlan reported that 49 calls had been made during the summer. The rummage sale was postponed from October to early next year. A review of "Esther", a dramatic Biblical story by Noraah Lofts, was presented by Mrs. Leo Fris. Next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Adrian Kirchman. Cancellations, cancellations, the senior class talent assembly scheduled for today was cancelled by Miss Louise Hitt, drama instructor, due to lack of enthusiasm of the seniors. This assembly was to be the first of a series of talent shows, and the best acts from each show were to be combined in an all-school show later on. It is hoped the juniors will be ready when their turn comes Oct. 18. Every Monday from now on until their project is finished the Girls' League has invited all Conies interested in making cartoon scrapbooks to come in the Girls' League room during lunch period and help. The first individual Y club meetings were held Tuesday with the junior and seniors meeting in the Y building. Many things coming up in the future were discussed including the election of Council officers Oct. 19. This is very important and it is most probable that a joint meeting of all girls club will be called. Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday were test days for freshmen this week; Iowa State Tests, we might add. These tests are given to determine what education has done for each individual student. Pretty Shower In Fox Home Traditional shades of pink and blue were used by Mrs. H. R. Fox in decorating her N. Olive st. home for the shower honoring Mrs. Bernard Domries. Co-hostess was Edith Davis. During the evening games were played with high prizes awarded to Mrs. G. Best. Cake and coffee were served. Those attending were Mrs. Otto Domries, Mrs. William Smith, Mrs. David McGuire, Mrs. Clyde Shoup, Mrs. Paul Clark, Mrs. Leonard Justus, Mrs. John Dalchan, Ruth Stuhaan, Frieda Domries, Frances Merriman, Arleene Ruth, Marlene Fox, Mae Beat, Eva Drennon, Emma Burns, Madeline Cherra and Clara Thomas. Unable to be present were Mrs. Ruth Vermeer, J. C. Thornton, Adelaine Schauer, Ann Domries and Mrs. David Egert. American movies comprise nearly 75 per cent of all feature films shown in the world, according to the National Geographic Society. FIRE PREVENTION IS YOUR JOB! The week of Oct. 7th through Oct. 13th has this year it is more important than ever because our natural resources for rearmament to combat Your Fire Chief sent the following letter superscript: Orange County Assn. of Ins. Agents: The week of Oct. 7th through Oct. 13th has this year it is more important than ever beour natural resources for rearmament to c Your Fire Chief sent the following letter su Orange County Assn. of Ins. Agents: Gentlemen: Fire Prevention is everyone's duty, as it sav and natural resources. I would like to have all residents of Anahe First, clean out their garages as every y started from accumulated rubbish. Second, keep dry grass away from fence Third, don't overload electrical circuits b on one outlet. Fourth, stop being careless with cigarette These four suggestions, if carried out, wi and prevent property destruction. Be assured of the Fire Department's ap this message before the public. Published for your protection ORANGE COUNTY ASSO AGEN The Frank Tausch Agency H.H. Stabbert Ins. Agency James L. Morr Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA —Walter Swanberger (about to cut cake) celebrated his 39th (?) birthday Saturday at a meeting with his employees in Swanberger's Men's Club. He said, "Benny and I celebrate our 39th day each year." Merrymakers are, from left, Ollie Lear, Blanche Gilbert, Clayton Allen, Mae Roberts, Nina Rogers, Flossie Lear, Nancy Swanberger, Swanberger, Mildred Allen, Charles Potts and Gordon Graves.—(Gazette photo by Kreldt.) City Shower Box Home National shades of pink and used by Mrs. H. R. Fox hosting her N. Olive st. for the shower honoring Bernard Domries. Co-host Edith Davis. At the evening games were with high prizes awarded. CHURCH GROUP TO MEET The executive board of the Women's Fellowship of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. A. H. Kirchman, 408 N. Pine, tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. To cook country-style sausage patties place the patties in a cold skillet; cook over slow heat until patties are well browned and thoroughly cooked. Serve with The Cape Johnson Deep, in the Philippine Sea, goes down more than 27 times the height of the Empire State Building. Katmal National Monument, in Alaska, is the largest area administered by the National Park Service. Katmal National Monument, in Alaska, is nearly 2,700,000 acres. CHURCH GROUP TO MEET The executive board of the Women's Fellowship of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs. A. H. Kirchman, 408 N. Pine, tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. To cook country-style sausage patties place the patties in a cold skillet; cook over slow heat until patties are well browned and thoroughly cooked. Serve with apple rings and mashed potatoes. The Cape Johnson Deep, in the Philippine Sea, goes down more than 27 times the height of the Empire State Building. Katmal National Monument, in Alaska, is the largest area administered by the National Park Service. Katmal National Monument, in Alaska, is nearly 2,700,000 acres in area. ATTENTION Due to Weather Conditions Over the Week End LEE'S NURSERY 718 S. Los Angeles St. Phone Anaheim 3181 WILL CONTINUE THEIR ANNIVERSARY SALE ALL THROUGH THIS WEEK VENTION JOB! through Oct. 13th has been designated as Fire Prevention Week. Important than ever because we must conserve and use so much of our rearmament to combat the communist aggressors. The following letter suggesting ways you can help: of Ins. Agents: helps stop destruction of property through Oct. 13th has been designated as Fire Prevention Week. Important than ever because we must conserve and use so much of for rearmament to combat the communist aggressors. The following letter suggesting ways you can help: Of Ins. Agents: Everyone's duty, as it saves lives and helps stop destruction of property all residents of Anaheim do four things during this week: For garages as every year we get numerous calls where fires have culated rubbish. Access away from fences and buildings. And electrical circuits by plugging in too many lights and appliances Careless with cigarettes and matches. Actions, if carried out, will prevent many fires and thus help save lives property destruction. Fire Department's appreciation of your Association's efforts in getting the public. Yours truly, Edward J. Stringer, Fire Chief. Named for your protection by the Anaheim members COUNTY ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AGENTS Agency M. E. Beebe & Company Agency A. P. M. Brown Co. James L. Morris Ins. Agency