anaheim-gazette 1951-11-20

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 County Students To Attend Chi 4-H Convention California's outstanding. 4-H club members in agriculture and home economics will leave for Chicago Thursday. They will represent their state at the 30th National 4-H Club Congress, and will also compete with other state winners for national scholarships. Representing Orange county and California at the Congress will be Nancy Bascom of Tustin, Alice Ann Adams of Orange and Roy Rosedale of Yorba Linda. Miss Bascom was chosen county and state winner in the girl's record division of 4-H competition, sponsored by Montgomery Ward and Co. Miss Adams was winner of the farm and home safety competition, sponsored by General Motors Corp., and Rosedale was tractor maintenance winner in the General Petroleum Corp. sponsored contest. Miss Adams has been chosen from among 4-H winners throughout the nation to act as chairman of a special luncheon program at the Congress. She will serve as Marywood Juniors Honor Seniors at St. Catherine Day Continuing a tradition of many years, the Junior class at Marywood high school feted the Seniors today in honor of their patroness, St. Catherine of Alexandria. The Seniors assisted at Holy Mass this morning in the school chapel. After a breakfast served by the Juniors, the Senior class inaugurated a new custom, a ring ceremony. Miss Colette de Cordoba, Senior class president, presided The vice-president of the class, Miss Margaret Cain, explained the significance of the seal of the Sisters of Providence which is on the class ring. Sister St. Philomene, the principal, addressed the class and afterwards presented a class ring to each girl, assisted by the class officers, Miss Colette de Cordoba, Miss Margaret Cain, and Miss Imogene Larson. Following the distribution of the rings, the Seniors recited a ring pledge and concluded the ceremony with the singing of the hymn "On This Day, O Beautiful Mother." The Senior class with Mrs. John A. Larson and Mrs. Bernard J. Royers Announcing Wedding Plans For Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Myrell E. Sycamore st., are at the engagement of their Marjorie, to John H. G. of Mrs. Gladys Gulick or 12th st., Santa Ana. Miss Royer was graduate schools in Ohio and is with the Bank of Arlington Fullerton. Her fiance Santa Ana schools and included in Chino. No date has been set wedding. A telegram announcing rite of Anna M. Davies Jams st., and James A. M. of Conway, Tex., was received their children of this city evening. Eat More California Bagdon as chaperones have eon at the Brown Derby wood and Vine sts. A to Columbia Broadcasting and participation in a radio program were the highlight afternoon's entertainment. The Seniors and Mr. Holly Simpson, Miss Diana and Miss Patricia Kraemer at Marywood, were the of the Junior class at a school at 6:30 o'clock one-act plays, "Gray Brod "By the Sea," were present the Juniors at 8:00 o'clock plays were under the direction Mrs. Gwen Holly Simpson Surprise Shower For Young Matron A surprise layette shower honoring Mrs. Dick Ponteprino was given by a group of her friends from Kwikset Locks recently with Mrs. Virginia Osborne as hostess. Ice cream and cake decorated with pale blue booties were served to guests in the Ponteprinto home. Present were Corrine Shaw, Alice Stowel, Elisie Saville, Gertrude Mitchell, Mary Lou Welszebrod, Ruby Kelly, Barbara Goddard, Inez Broadaway and Mrs. Sue Winger. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Malnoski and daughter, Jill, 5962 Indiana st., Buena Park, are moving to Marietta, Ga., to make their home. Mrs. Malnoski is first vice president of the Chamber of Commerce and also first vice president of the Lindbergh Parent-Teacher Assn. and served two years as president of the Junior Women's club. CANDIED APPLES 6 medium-sized red apples 1 cup brown sugar ½ cup grannied sugar ½ cup light corn syrup ½ cup water 1 tablespoon butter 1 teaspoon vanilla Stick wooden skewers in stem end of apples. Cook sugars, corn syrup and butter in saucepan over low heat until sugar dissolves. Cook to light-crack stage (270F) without stirring; remove from heat and add vanilla. Dip apples into syrup. Roll in finely chopped peanuts or other nut meats, if desired. Place upright on a greased pan until cool. Makes 6 candied apples. For Health, Eat California Fruit! What will you have, turkey, duck, goose, a big fat hen or a ham? They are all excellent values due to lively competition and if you buy from a reliable dealer, you are sure to get a good one. The Santa Fe Turkey Ranch at 8621 E. Cerrtios Avenue in Stanton specializes in fresh fowls of all kinds and offer tender young birds for sale either by live weight or oven dressed and ready. A trip to the Santa Fe Ranch is guaranteed to put you in the holiday mood and the kiddies will enjoy a good look at a real live all-American bird. Alpha Beta stores have a good selection of fowls of all kinds, and have an attractive variety within the turkey varieties. The small Beltsville birds go between four and eight pounds, hens are between nine and 14 pounds while the big Toms average between 18 and 25 pounds. All have broad breasts and plenty of white meat. There is a ham sale in progress at Safeway that is well worth noting. Ham and turkey blend well together, and there is no more economical way to serve a holiday meal to a crowd than with a buffet which includes both these meats. TAKE THE TRIMMINGS A big meal calls for a good supply of vegetables, something bright and something good. Frozen peas are a standby because they are no fuss to five and are universal favorites. Alpha Beta offers a special on frozen peas pack- According to the heady as well as the label on the age, Alpha Beta's mind packed in a one pound cup is dipped from a big barrel tains sherry wine as we brandy. Their Food Club layer pumpkin stamps it as there is. Have you tried the tiered pies for folks who make up their mind whet have pumpkin or mince? A layer of mince meat goes the bottom of an unbaked and a topping of your pumpkin pie mixture goes on Bake as per usual for puff pie until the custard sets. We favor pumpkin pie, too, as a light ending a heavy meal. A generous pin of whipped cream put in the high calorie class, who cares on Thanksgiving. To save wear and tear on cook's disposition and to each guest in a big way, Hau bakery stands ready to sell dinner rolls, a variety of rich with that home baked flavor will even roast your turkey you if you supply the bird the pan—stuffing is included. You are bound to buy an antly for there is nothing delicious than left-overs of Thanksgiving, dinner. We these left-overs in mind who saw the nest of glass bowls Alpha Beta has on sale this at pin money prices. In three different sizes, they are nice mixing, egg beating, or what you. Stock up on soap and p of dish towels, and you are set for the big day. Royers Announce Wedding Plans For Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Myrell Royer, 512 E. Sycamore st., are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Marjorie, to John H. Gulick, son of Mrs. Gladys Gulick of 1401 W. 12th st., Santa Ana. Miss Royer was graduated from schools in Ohio and is employed with the Bank of America in Fullerton. Her fiance attended Santa Ana schools and is employed in Chino. No date has been set for the wedding. A telegram announcing the marriage of Anna M. Davis, 541 S. Janss st., and James A. Davis, Sr., of Conway, Tex., was received by their children of this city Friday evening. Eat More California Oranges Bagdon as chaperones had lunch-eon at the Brown Derby on Hollywood and Vine sts. A tour of the Columbia Broadcasting station and participation in a radio program were the highlights of the afternoon's entertainment. The Seniors and Mrs. Gwen Holly Simpson, Miss Diane Rivers, and Miss Patricia Kraemer, teachers at Marywood, were the guests of the Junior class at a dinner at the school at 6:30 o'clock. Two one-act plays, "Gray Bread" and "By the Sea," were presented by the Juniors at 8:00 o'clock. The plays were under the direction of Mrs. Gwen Holly Simpson. Homemakers Hear Convention Report Orangethorpe Homemakers met in Buena Park Congregational church Friday to hear a report by Mrs. R. J. Brown on the Farm Bureau convention held recently in San Diego. Marion Prentiss led the project for the day, home furnishings. For Health, Eat California Fruit Bean Dinner Set By Crescendo Club Crescendo class at White Temple Methodist church will present a bean dinner Nov. 30 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. in order to raise funds for a furnace for the ladies' lounge. "Old Boston" will be the theme for the dinner, which will feature Boston Baked Beans, Boston Brown bread and sale Dinners for adults cents per plate; for under 6, the charge cents. WASHINGTON (AP) Force will suspend most activities between Dec. Jan. 2 and will give leaves to as many men. Remember Speed The SQR Store’s NOVEMBER SENSATIONAL LOW PRICES FOR WEDNESDAY ATTENTION, MEN !!! Better send the wife to the S.Q.R. Store early Wednesday morning for your share of these sensational values . GRAB-A-WAY TABLE Choice of any article on this table ONLY ● Sleeveless sweaters ● Breken lines of Gloves ● Odd lots of Men's Ties—Belts ● Many other items too numerous to mention . . . all to go for this low, grabaway price! DOWNSTAIRS Here is your opportunity to buy well as Christmas Gifts at t LESS THAN HA A nice selection of BLOUSES, SHIRTS . . . broken sizes and line desirable, formerly priced from 5. ideal gift suggestions. Table No. I Silp-over Wool Sweaters Crepe Blouses Cotton Cardigan Sweaters WHILE THEY LAST! WHITE 2.00 The Seniors and Mrs. Gwen Holly Simpson, Miss Diane Rivers, and Miss Patricia Kraemer, teachers at Marywood, were the guests of the Junior class at a dinner at the school at 6:30 o'clock. Two one-act plays, "Gray Bread" and "By the Sea," were presented by the Juniors at 8:00 o'clock. The plays were under the direction of Mrs. Gwen Holly Simpson. Another sensational GRAB-A-WAY TABLE Choice of any article on this table ONLY White Cotton Napkins Table Cloths Dresser Scarfs Vanity Sets Guest Towels Many other items formerly priced up to 2.00. SAVE PLENTY on MEN'S and BOY'S APPAREL NEEDS Regular 3.50 Twill WORK SHIRTS 1.95 Men's FELT HATS. Values to 6.50 1.95 Regular 4.95 Wool and Rayon SHIRTS 2.95 Regular 4.95 Heavy Grey PANTS 3.89 Regular 6.50 Men's ALL WOOL SHIRTS 3.95 Regular 3.45 Men's 11 oz. JEANS 1.95 Regular 3.95 Boy's BOULDERCORD PANTS 1.95 COHASSET SECONDS OF PEQUOT SHEETS CASES 81x108 42x36 2.69 58¢ Table No. I Silp-over Wool Sweaters Crepe Blouses Cotton Cardigan Sweaters WHILE THEY LAST! WHI 2.00 Nationally-famous B WOMEN'S FOOD 50 Pair — Size 4 Actual values up to 14:95 Special for Wednesday, ONE DAY ONLY Terrific values for the person who from regular stock, a few smart dresses... for sports... by such nurses as Red Cross, Tweedies, Scoots formerly priced up to 14.95. CLEARANCE fall DRESS Formerly priced up to 14.95, specially priced beginning Wednesday. Think of it! Only 7.00 ... and all suitable for any daytime occasion. Rayor in a wide selection of colors and most sizes! Children's BLO Values up to 3.95... special for Wednesday, ONE DAY ONLY A nice selection of colors including SHEETS CASES 81x108 42x36 2.69 58¢ Lovely Percale PILLOW CASES 42x36 inch. Regular 1.00. Special for Wednesday ONE DAY ONLY 65¢ STREET FLOOR Super-fatted LANOLIN SOAP 5 Cakes in box, Reg. 75c per Box Special for Wednesday ONE DAY ONLY 2 boxes 1.00 This super-fatted soap with lanolin is especially recommended for dry, sensitive skins. Its lather is creamy, mild, gentle for daily complexion care. STREET FLOOR THE SQR STORE Children's BLO Values up to 3.95 ... special for Wednesday, ONE DAY ONLY A nice selection of colors including broken sizes. Final Clearance!... SUMMER PAJE Out they go! They're priced for a quiet clearance, mostly large sizes, formerly priced up to 3.95 ... Wednesday on SAVE 4.00 ON LOVELY LADY Wool and Ray BLANKET Regular 12.50 Value. Special for Wednesday. ONE DAY ONLY 25% wool and 75% rayon, wide rayon 72x90, wide range of popular colors in low, rose, pale green, dark green, blue BUY PERSONAL GIFTS,... WEDNES Brown bread and sales booths. Dinners for adults will be 75 cents per plate; for youngsters under 6, the charge will be 50 cents. WASHINGTON (UP)—The Air Force will suspend most training activities between Dec. 22 and Jan. 2 and will give Christmas leaves to as many men as possible. Remember Speed Kills! Local Couple Wed in Yuma Wedding services in Yuma, Arizona, Saturday afternoon united Anne Franks of this city and Gilbert Collie. The bride wore a tunic dress in navy blue with a corsage of rosebuds. Accompanying the couple to Yuma was Bob Green, a business partner, who served as best man. Sorority Meets In La Habra Zeta Tau Alpha sorority alumnae met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dwight Anderson in La Habra Heights for bridge and canasta. The hostess served a delicious dessert. They are making their home at 123½ N. Palm st., in Anaheim. HOLIDAY EVENT! FOR WEDNESDAY!! SHOP EARLY AND SAVE!! your opportunity to buy personal needs as Christmas Gifts at tremendous savings! LBS THAN HALF-PRICE selection of BLOUSES, SWEATERS, WOOL... broken sizes and lines... every one very formerly priced from 5.95 to 8.95... and all suggestions. Table No. 1 o-over Wool Sweaters Pepe Blouses Jon Cardigan Sweaters THEY LAST! WHILE THEY LAST! Table No. 2 All wool cardigan Sweaters Jersey Blouses Wool Shirts by Hendon MADE AT 1022 N. SABINA in ANAHEIM Trimfit NYLON HOSE 51 gauge—15 denier — First Quality — Full-Fashioned Special for Wednesday. ONE DAY ONLY, pr.... STREET FLOOR Special Purchase!!! Miss 2 to 12 - Matching Rayon RORES GOWNS Table No. 1 Over Wool Sweaters Pepe Blouses On Cardigan Sweaters THEY LAST! WHILE THEY LAST! Table No. 2 All wool cardigan Sweaters Jersey Blouses Wool Shirts by Hendon 2.00 4.00 SECOND FLOOR Nally-famous Brands! WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR Pair — Size 4B ONLY Values up to 14:95 or Wednesday, ONLY ... 4.95 Values for the person who wears size 4B! All clar stock, a few smart sample shoes ... for sports ... by such nationally-known makd Cross, Tweedies, Scooters, Laby-Bones and priced up to 14.95. STREET FLOOR CLEARANCE of fall DRESSES Priced up to 14.95, priced beginning 7.00 Only 7.00 ... and all smart Fall styles suity daytime occasion. Rayons, gabardines, prints selection of colors and combinations and in SECOND FLOOR Children's BLOUSES to 3.95 ... Wednesday, ONLY ... 1.89 Full-Fashioned Special for Wednesday. ONE DAY ONLY, pr..... STREET FLOOR Special Purchase !!! Miss 2 to 12 - Matching Rayon ROBES — GOWNS PAJAMAS Very attractive, clever styles ... ideal Christmas gifts for Miss 2 to 12 ... Hand screened animal and cowboy designs ... white, pink and malze grounds ... washable! Gowns Pajamas Robes 1.95 2.95 3.25 SECOND FLOOR Boy's All Wool Slipover SWEATERS 3 age 8, 5 age 10, 8 age 12, 9 age 14, 5 age 16 and 4 age 18. Limit of 2 to each customer, While they last, Wednesday..... MEN'S STORE Boy's Long Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS Broken lines but all sizes from 4 to 20, formerly priced up to 2.95. While they last, Wednesday..... MEN'S STORE Long Handle CLOTHES BRUSHES for Men A nice gift suggestion, just 30 of these brushes which we will sell one to each customer, Wednesday ... only..... MEN'S STORE SECOND FLOOR Children's BLOUSES 1.89 Wednesday, ONLY section of colors including white, smart styles, SECOND FLOOR Clearance!... Women's SUMMER PAJAMAS 1.49 They're priced for a quick mostly large sizes, formerly 3.95 ... Wednesday only. SECOND FLOOR 0 ON LOVELY LADY PEPPERELL Wool and Rayon BLANKETS 8.50 Value. Wednesday, ONLY 75% rayon, wide rayon satin bound edges, range of popular colors including white, yellow green, dark green, blue, red and cedar. DOWNSTAIRS Long Handle CLOTHES BRUSHES for Men 59¢ A nice gift suggestion, just 30 of these brushes which we will sell one to each customer, Wednesday ... only. MEN'S STORE Men's All Wool SWEATERS 4.95 28 sweaters in this group, coat style. 11 size 36, 16 size 38 and 1 size 40. Regular 6.95 and 7.95. Wednesday Only MEN'S STORE Men's Fancy Knit POLO SHIRTS 1.95 38 garments in this group, reinforced nylon neck. Regular 2.50 values. Wednesday Only MEN'S STORE Men's Knee Length TRENCH COATS 2.95 11 coats in this group, sizes 34, 36, 38, 40 and 42, wind and water repellent, formally priced up to 8.95. Wednesday Only PERSONAL NEEDS, HOME NEEDS, XMAS ... WEDNESDAY at these LOW, LOW PRICES