anaheim-gazette 1951-11-23

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Stanton Lions Clubhouse Scene Of Lavish Party The Stanton Lions Commune clubhouse at 10571 S. Chester was the scene Monday night its first Thanksgiving to Eighty-five Lions, Lady Jorie McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin Jorle McBratney and Calvin JorleMcBrot MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD UMFLEET are planning to establish residence in Buena Park. Bride is the former Verda Van Buskirk of Buena Park who is well known in this city where she attended local schools. Marriage was solemnized Saturday in Artesia. Happiness in the Home Vital to Child Adjustment, Speaker Tells Fremont P-TA Speaking on Children Still Come First — Where Happy Homes Abound, Donald Bridgman of Orange Coast college advised parents at this month's meeting of Fremont P-TA that "to have happy homes, we must first be happy with ourselves, happy with ourmates, have a good feeling tone between Mother, Dad, and child. Our children are more impressed by what we are than what we say, so we should set a good example for them. We should grow up with our children." The flag salute was led by girls of Girl Scout Troop 4. Miss Adah Louise Wilcox gave the inspirational "A Thanksgiving Prayer." Mrs. George Kohlenberger, parliamentarian, read the changes in the by-laws of the association. They were voted on and accepted. Mrs. J. Lee Rogers, school board member, spoke on the special school election to be held Dec. 11, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voting to be in each local elementary school. Paul Cook, superintendent of schools, told of the school survey by members of local P-TA's to take place Nov. 26 through Nov. 30, to determine how many children will come into the school next year. and is to be returned to school Monday. Mrs. Otto Wittesch, recreation chairman, is working with Don Derrr, city recreation director, who will be in charge of the dances. Grease drive for Nov. 29. Slogan "How about some grease? Just a pound apiece—To help our P-TA—Along its merry way." Grease to be brought to the school in tin or paper containers. Hostesses for the evening were room mothers A-1 and A-2, Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. O. G. Thomason, Mrs. H. J. Bircher, and Mrs. Ernest Daniels. Coffee and homemade pumpkin pie was served. LUNCH BOX SUGGESTIONS Cheese and nut sandwich on Rye bread Celery sticks Crisp apple Raisin bran muffins Milk Cream of spinach soup Buttered muffins Hard cooked egg Orange Lettuce wedge Package of nuts Hermit cookies Milk VEGETABLES COOKED Royal Martin, secretary, sented William W. Dudley was program chairman for party. Dudley introduced special guests, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. H. McClure of Long Beach. Ley and Johnson are both members of the Spectrum club artists' group of painters in Beach. Johnson played the harmed and guitar with McClure on musical saw. This talented sical duo was followed by Rumfelt from Santa Ana Ju College assisted by Miss E Brattlof of Anaheim Union School who delighted the kids with special magical tricks. Arthur Nieblas of Santa teacher at the Stanton Elec tary School, showed cartoon ties followed by Johnson show colored pictures of a trip, t from Long Beach up through Columbia River into Canada Minnesota, and to his birth and the return through the B Hills and Zion National park. The Dec. 3 meeting of the D will be a dinner with Mrs. M as hostess and Lewis C. Bratney, "tail twister," as cl man. Lester Miller of La Habra, trict governor, will be the h guest. Parties Honor Visitor Here Mrs. Gertrude Ashton flew Philadelphia last week for a months visit with her daughter Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Samuel L of Hanson Manor, and her gr sons, Wayne and Jerry. Friday night she was entertained at a dinner party by her in-law's parents, Mr. and Joseph Huss and Mrs. Veva G man at 825 N. Sabina. Mrs. Ashton was honoree birthday dinner Saturday n when her daughter was host to 12 guests. This is the second trip Mrs. Ashton has made Southern California. BRAISED LIVER WITH VEGETABLES 1 pound liver Mrs. J. Lee Rogers, school board member, spoke on the special school election to be held Dec. 11, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voting to be in each local elementary school. Paul Cook, superintendent of schools, told of the school survey by members of local P-TA's to take place Nov. 26 through Nov. 30, to determine how many children will come into the school next year. Room count was won by Mrs. Mildred Lucas' A-1 room. Mrs. W. L. Hollowell, Ways and Means chairman, reported on the dinner served at the October meeting stating that 128 adults and 49 children were served. Mrs. Raymond Hathaway, Girl Scout representative, announced the white elephant gift sale sponsored by the P-TA with proceeds to go to the Girl Scout troops. Anyone wishing to donate a gift, please state boy or girl and age on package and leave at the school office. Mrs. Conan W. Gray, president, announced dates for the social dancing classes to be held in Fremont cafeteria. The 8th grade class to start Monday, Nov. 26 and the 7th grade class to start Thursday, Nov. 29. A schedule and bulletin will be sent home with each child. VEGETABLES COOKED IN SALAD OIL 2 cups of vegetables 2 tablespoons salad oil Water Salt and pepper Prepare vegetables for cooking. Cook rapidly until tender in saucepan containing salad oil and small amount of boiling water, season with salt and pepper. If canned vegetables are used, drain and heat with salad oil. Serves 4 to 6. LONDON (F)—Prime Minister Churchill's plan to forge a 125,000-man peacetime home guard received House of Commons approval last night. Commons okayed the measure unanimously, on a voice vote. For Health, Eat California Fruit First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "SOUL AND BODY" 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays Celery sticks Raisin bran muffins Milk Cream of spinach soup Buttered muffins Hard cooked egg Orange Lettuce wedge Package of nuts Hermit cookies Milk BRAISED LIVER WITH VEGETABLES 1 pound liver ¼ cup flour 4 tablespoons fat ½ cup celery, chopped ½ cup onion, chopped 6 slices bacon 1½ cups consomme or soup stew 1 teaspoon salt 0 small carrots 6 small potatoes 3 tablespoons flour Coat liver with flour, which has been seasoned. Heat fat in fry pan. Brown the liver, celery and onion. Turn into a greased oerole; add consomme and Place strips of bacon on top. Cook, covered, in a modern oven 350F. ½ hour. Add potatoes, pared and halved, scraped carrots. Cover and continue baking until bacon is crisp browned. Arrange meat and vegetables on a hot platter. Make a grape of the liquid in the pan; pour over meat and vegetables. Phone 4618 ERMI'SCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 250 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim Stanton Lions Clubhouse Scene of Lavish Party The Stanton Lions Community House at 10571 S. Chestnut Ave. on the scene Monday night of first Thanksgiving party. Eighty-five Lions, Lady Lions in their children were greeted by two presidents, Mrs. Marie McBratney and Calvin Pebble. The U-shaped banquet table was dressed in Thanksgiving motifs with runners of Carn and pennants. Large bouquets of red and rust carysanthemums decorated the classroom. Mrs. Tha Tabbatt was dining roomess and was assisted in the operations by Mmes. Sue Cole Florence P. Black. Mrs. Orla Brothers, kitchen firman, prepared the turkey which was the Lions' contribution to the dinner. Her assistants were Mmes. Callie Pruett and Carl Rube. Mothers helping with the potluck were Mmes. Myrtis Pebley, Mary Davis, Shirley Eastwood, Rose Allen, Florence Muraka, Equiseline Eriksen, Mayne A. Aldridge, Beatrice Dudley and Ise Martin. Royal Martin, secretary, predeed William W. Dudley who program chairman for the day. Dudley introduced his special guests, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. John McClure of Long Beach. Dudley and Johnson are both members of the Spectrum club, an arts group of painters in Long Chin. Art Education Discussed by Consultant "A Day in the Life of the Pioneers" was presented for members of Katella P-TL by the fifth grade class at a recent meeting. Songs and dances of the period were presented in an appropriate setting. During the business meeting, Mrs. Ross Brownfield presiding, it was voted to present $25 to the Cub and Brownies Scouts to aid them in carrying out activities. Martin Morroco, school principal, discussed the problem of providing more classroom space and said that the matter would be discussed at length during the January meeting. Mrs. Martin Landweer, acting as program chairman, introduced Mrs. Evadna Perry, consultant on art education for the Orange county elementary schools who discussed the value of art in the schools and illustrated her talk with work from the classrooms at Katella. Mrs. Perry showed how individual's growth and responsibility develop through art expression. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Hal Balmer and Mrs. Mabel Taft, Mrs. George Osumi was chairman of the day. Miss Donna Jennings is convalescent at home at 7062 E. Orange, having returned from the Anaheim Community hospital Sunday. She had an appendectomy on Friday. Miss Jennings is the third grade teacher at Savanna Elementary school. WASHINGTON (AP)—The Census bureau reported today cotton consumption for the period of Sept. 30 to Nov. 3 averaged 36,-568 bales for each working day. YLI Card Parties To Benefit Fund For Seminary Approximately 150 persons tended the card party spared by Anaheim YLI this week by the benefit of the scout Scholarship fund. The parlayed the regular business ing of the institute, Bonnie issaint presiding. Door prizes donated by helm merchants were w Mrs. Sylvester Kramer, Mr Koenings, Mr. Koenings, John Ricker, Mrs. L. A. Mrs. Fred Volz, Miss Mary Grady, Miss Rose Mouche. Mr. John Brown of Secant Stanton, had a minor op on his nose Friday. For Health, Eat California $100 for Refr new KELV Sale arties Honor Visitor Here Ms. Gertrude Ashton flew from Delphia last week for a two hrs visit with her daughter, and Mrs. Melvin Samuel Huss anson Manor, and her grandWayne and Jerry. Day night she was entertaina dinner party by her son- 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Huss and Mrs. Veva Gorat 825 N. Sabina. Ashton was honoree at a day dinner Saturday night her daughter was hostess 2 guests. This is the second Mrs. Ashton has made to nern California. BRAISED LIVER WITH VEGETABLES bound liver BRAISED LIVER WITH VEGETABLES ground liver soup flour tablespoons fat soup celery, chopped soup onion, chopped allices bacon sups consomme or soup stock peaspoon salt small carrots small potatoes tablespoons flour liver with flour, which has seasoned. Heat fat in frying Anaheim Appliance is OPEN Saturday YOU'LL ALWAYS DO ANAHEIM AP 114 E. CENTER ST. range meat and vegetables hot platter. Make a gravy liquid in the pan; pour meat and vegetables. 4618 RMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 50 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim YLI Card Party To Benefit Fund For Seminary Approximately 150 persons attended the card party sponsored by Anaheim YLI this week for the benefit of the seminary scholarship fund. The party followed the regular business meeting of the institute, Bonnie Jolson presiding. Door prizes donated by Anaheim merchants were won by Mrs. Sylvester Kramer, Mrs. Rita Joenings, Mr. Koenings, Mrs. John Ricker, Mrs. L. A. Benner, Mrs. Fred Volz, Miss Mary Ellen Brady, Miss Rose Mouch, Mrs. Mr. John Brown of Second st., Canton, had a minor operation in his nose Friday. For Health, Eat California Fruit! Florence Spencer, Mrs. M. Diedrich, Miss Helen Canton, Mrs. Van Cleave, Mrs Carolyn Murray, Mrs. Lorraine Revell, Mrs. Wenona Halderman and Mr. Fred Batenhorst. After card play delicious hot sandwiches, potato chips, pickles, coffee and tea were served by the committee, Mary Lasin, Pauline Benzie and Anita Dixon. In charge of arrangements and tickets was Jean Lampher. Prize chairman was Regina Czalpa. Date of the quarterly communion was set for Sunday, Dec. 23, at the 7 o'clock Mass in St. Boniface church. Members are to attend in a body. Members are reminded to bring the children's Christmas gifts to the next meeting on Dec. 3; they will be distributed to needy children at Christmas by Sister Henrietta. A needy family of Orange county has been adopted by Anaheim YLI members, and the chairman of the project is Jean Lampher, who will appreciate receiving clothes and canned goods for this family. The six children range in age from four months to 15 years, so members are requested to save their clothes for this family. The Bridge-Tripoli-Canasta party will be held in the home of Rosa Palm, S. Spadra rd., on Tuesday evening, Nov. 27, at 7:30. Reservations are to be made with Blanche Hudson, telephone 4968. The dinner held last Monday evening in the San Diego hotel in honor of the 35th birthday of Hefferman Institute No. 76 of San Diego, was attended by Elsie Benner, Institute Deputy to Hefferman Institute. The "single group" Study club will meet this evening, Nov. vember 28 at 8 o'clock in the home of Gertrude Carter, 505 S. Indiana st. 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