anaheim-gazette 1951-11-29

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA TEN YOUNGSTERS, including the honored guest, were entertained by Mrs. Lynn Stull on her daughter's 4th birthday yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Stull carried out a circus theme in noisemakers, gaily colored paper hats, a pink birthday cake and ice cream topped with animal crackers. Two guests, unable to attend because of illness, were Billy Miller and Karen Chamberlin. Visiting mothers helping Mrs. Stull were Mrs. Stephen DuBois of Fullerton and Mrs. Vincent Pletrok of Anaheim. Pink and White Shower for Mrs. Ponteprino Another lovely layette shower this week honored Mrs. Dick Ponteprino when Mrs. Irene Keller and Mrs. Bill Lambert entertained in the Keller home on N. Palm st. Gifts were arranged in a pink and white bassinette with matching colors used in the decorations and refreshments. Tiny storks marked places for Mrs. E. E. Old Glass Discussed For Home Dept. An interesting display of old glass and china was shown to members of Anaheim Home department Tuesday by Mrs. Bessie Juszkiewicz of Knott's Berry Farm Antique shop. She discussed the various types and patterns of antique glass and methods of distinguishing the authentic from reproductions. Home furnishings project was given by Marian Prentiss who showed samples of fabric and carpeting for color comparisons. County Officers Fete Retiring Matron-Patron Chispa Chapter Eastern Street met Tuesday evening in Mason Temple with Arline and Bill Foster in the chairs of worthy matro and patron for the last time. The received their jewels of office from Melissa Hausewald and Birch Cross. Ruth Hunt, deputy grand worthy matron of Buena Park was given escort honors wit Mrs. Ponteprino Another lovely layette shower this week honored Mrs. Dick Ponteprino when Mrs. Irene Keller and Mrs. Bill Lambert entertained in the Keller home on N. Palm st. Gifts were arranged in a pink and white bassinette with matching colors used in the decorations and refreshments. Tiny storks marked places for Mrs. E. E. Wingert, mother of the honoree; Mrs. Joe Weaver, Mrs. Bob Weaver, Mrs. Jack Winger, Mrs. Jim Cannady, Mrs. Ed Black, Miss Lydia Betz, all of Anaheim; Mrs. W. A. Snyder, Mrs. Paul Snyder, Mrs. Irene Davenport, Mrs. Art Hullam and Miss Darleen Snyder, all of Pomona; Mrs. Fred Winger of La Habra, and Mrs. El Winger of Orange. Unable to attend and sending gifts were Mrs. Henry Murietta, Miss Bill Poore, Mrs. Charly Laughlin, Mrs. Billy Brake, Mrs. Lewis Hollbrook, Miss Catherine Brake and Mrs. Bill Swain, Sr. Men Take Over At Savanna P-TA The men took over the job's of their wives when "Father's Night" was featured at the Savanna P-TA Tuesday evening. Lewis M. Wolter presided for his wife Dorothy who is president. After presentation of the colors by the 7th and 8th grade boys, invocation was given by Herman Cromwell Wedel. Carl M. Jamerson read the minutes for his wife who is secretary. Joe Kitchens gave the treasurer's report and Jesse E. Pruett made announcements for the ways and means chairman, Mrs. Elton C. Snavely, in the absence of her husband for the first part of the meeting. He announced the rag drive would be concluded Nov. 30 and a prize given room with greatest amount of poundage. Also that a card party would be held in the teacher's room Dec. 8, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Eva Emery was presented a prize for her 6th and 7th grade room winning the membership drive, two viewmasters with two sets of pictures. Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh announced the Christmas glass and china was shown to members of Anaheim Home department Tuesday by Mrs. Bessie Juszkiev of Knott's Berry Farm Antique shop. She discussed the various types and patterns of antique glass and methods of distinguishing the authentic from reproductions. Home furnishings project was given by Marian Prentiss who showed samples of fabric and carpeting for color comparisons. It was announced that the home department will visit the county hospital Dec. 28. Mrs. A. Brazelton and Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman reported on the last visit made. Mrs. M. L. Bose reported on the annual Farm Bureau convention held in San Diego and on a county home department demonstration day she attended in Nebraska. Centerpieces and holiday gift ideas were displayed by members. Luncheon, for 34, was served by Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman, Mrs. B. L. Chandler, Mrs. Slack and Miss Bessie Elkins. Next meeting will be held Dec. 18 and subject will be cookies, making, packaging and freezing. A party and gift wrapping demonstration will also be held at this time. Members are requested to bring a gift for the two needy families to be assisted by the department. Beta Sigma Phi Hears Book Report Mrs. Bob Kelly, Spanish teacher at Fullerton high school, entertained Beta Sigma Phi Nov. 26 with a vivid report of Thor Heyerdahl's "KonTiki." The listeners lived with the six adventurers as they traveled by raft proving the possibility that the pre-Indians could have crossed the ocean from Peru to the Polynesian Islands. Preceding the book report was a short business meeting to discuss the chapter's charity activities for the holiday season. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refreshments were served by Dorothy Gerlich, hostess, and Mrs. Charles Pearson at whose home the meeting was held. HORACE MANN CUB PACK The Anaheim Elks sponsored, Horace Mann district Cub Pack No. 102 will hold its regular monthly meeting at the Horace Matron-Patron Chispa Chapter Eastern St met Tuesday evening in Mason Temple with Arline and Bill Foster in the chairs of worthy matron and patron for the last time. They received their jewels of office from Melissa Hausewald and Birch Cross. Ruth Hunt, deputy grand worthy matron of Buena Park was given escort honors with other visiting officers from Orange county who attended to honor or the retiring officers. Four new members introduced were Martha Sherman, Annabell Sherman, Meta Nielson and Helene Holsinger. Also introduced were all new members from the past year. Announcement was made of Chispa Chapter 151 social club pot luck turkey dinner on Dec 18. Irene Roberts, head of the committee, announced that turkey key and potatoes will be furnished and that guests are to bring their own table service and covered dish. Reservations may be made with Salli Maude Adams. Elnora Sanford sang three negrite spirituals accompanied by Mary jorie Cranston. Eunice Heinz was refreshment chairman. Birthday tables for each month were arranged in the dining room with a hostess at each table. Round Table Debate for High School P-TA With Warren Schutz as moderator, parents and students enjoyed a lively discussion on "Dates and Allowances" at the meeting this week of Anaheim High school P-TA. Students taking part were Ronald Legg, Jeanette Koss, Ater and Robert Clemerer. Parents were Robert Borden, William Walker and Mrs. Bert Arnold. Mrs. Foster Warwick presided over the business. Social hour chairmen were Mrs. W. Head, Mrs. Herman Lenz, Mrs.Walter Arrowood, Mrs.William Lewellyn, Mrs.John Brook, Mrs.Herbert Raub and Mrs.Jesse Coykendall. A musical program was present... announced the rag drive would be concluded Nov. 30 and a prize given room with greatest amount of poundage. Also that a card party would be held in the teacher's room Dec. 8, at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Eva Emery was presented a prize for her 6th and 7th grade room winning the membership drive, two viewmasters with two sets of pictures. Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh announced the Christmas program will be held Dec. 11, in the auditorium by the kindergarten, 1st, 2nd and 3rd grades. The new school plant on Cerritos ave., will be ready when pupils return after holiday vacation, Jan. 2. Butterbaugh gave letters to A and B football teams he coaches. "B" team were on sluge first with fathers: Frank Acosta, Bob Jameson, Robert Polley, Charles Baccus, Richard Byrd, Bill Devore, Donald Pageant, Thomas Smith and Billy Hood. "A" team were Lyn Wolter, Leighton Dorsett, Wesley Van De Warker, John Mackey, Donald Snavely, Ronnie Fuller and Bob Nugent. This team won all games this year in Western Orange county league in elementary schools; Stanton, Magnolia No. 2, Cypress, Laurel, Savanna and Ocean View are six schools in the league, but Ocean View does not compete in football. Boys on the championship team were given pennants, white letter "Savanna" on a blue background. Carl Jameson doubled for Arthur Mabs, who was absent, when he presented the program for Mrs. Mabs. The hit of the evening were eleven fathers who were volunteers from the audience modeling old and new fashioned hats. The applause made the 8th grade teacher Kenneth McPherson an easy winner and his reward was a dish mop. Other models were: Paul H. Pletz, Charley Baccus, L. L. Dorsett, John Karraker, John P. Anderson, Snavely, Pruett, Jameson and Wolter. McPherson presented an excellent rendition of Minuet in G, having first announced he was as surprised as the audience because he only intended to accompany the singing of America and had never had a piano lesson. After showing films of games played by Los Angeles Rams and spot plays of football games all over the country the party adjourned to the kindergarten room for pie and coffee donated by the mothers but sold by the fathers. The hostesses were 8th grade from mothers Mmes. T. Lloyd Byrd, Ralph Klemm, Raymond A. Van De Warker, Snavely and Wolter. Students taking part were Ronald Legg, Jeanette Koss, Ater and Robert Clemmer. Parents were Robert Borden, William Walker and Mrs. Bert Arnold. Mrs. Foster Warwick presided over the business. Social hour chairmen were Mrs. W. Head, Mrs. Herman Lenz, Mrs. Walter Arrowwood, Mrs. William Lewellyn, Mrs. John Brook, Mrs. Herbert Raub and Mrs. Jesse Coykendall. A musical program was presented by the Long Beach Barbarettes. Mrs. Carl Lindgren was program chairman. Republican Women To Name Officers The newly formed unit of Anaheim Republican women will meet Dec. 4, at 10 a.m., to elect officers. Lelia Baskins, former county central committee chairman, will be present for the meeting to serve in an advisory capacity. Registration will be the topic under discussion. Anyone interested in attending is invited to be present for the one hour session of business. NO PINEAPPLES? BROOKLINE, Mass. (P) — Although she had seen numberless birds, small animals and fruit at home in Hawaii, Mrs. Rose L. Schrieder, 39, had never seen squirrels, robins or an apple tree until recently when she visited the U.S. for the first time. Mrs. Schroeder, the former Maile Lokelani Kohokilalani, lives in Hawaii. A 40-degree temperature she encountered here was the coldest she had even known. For Health, Eat California Fruit THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA unable to attend because Miller and Karen Chamhelping Mrs. Stull were of Fullerton and Mrs. heim. County Officers are Retiring Patron-Patron a Chapter Eastern Star tuesday evening in Masonic with Arline and Bill Fosthe chairs of worthy matron patron for the last time. They and their jewels of office elissa Hausewald and Bird Hunt, deputy grand matron of Buena Park, even escort honors with Jewelry is the Key to Her Heart You'll enjoy browsing through our beautiful Jewelry Treasure Aisles. One gift is lovelier than the last! Necklaces, pins, earrings, bracelets, singly or in matching sets . . . perfect finishing touches to a woman's day or evening costume! For best selections, again let us remind you to shop early! 1.00 to 15.00 the Gifts She Loves the Gifts She Loves Featuring famous, nationally-known lines of lovely toiletries . . . Revlon, Helena Rubenstein, Faberge, Angelique, Coty, Tussy and Shulton . . . it will be easy to choose from this variety of gifts! Please her individual taste with perfume or sachet or a useful gift to help simplify her chores. She'll love you for being so thoughtful . . . and you'll be pleased you bought it here! THE SQR STORE The SQR Store Christmas Gifts SUCH A GALA COLLECTION the "Little Things" that mean so much to the well-groomed woman! Handbags? A wondrous array of elegant leathers, dressy failles or velvets! Perfect gift companion: a pair of famous-make gloves in a favorite leather or fabric. For her glitter hours, give gleaming pins, necklaces, earrings or bracelets. but plan to shop early while our assortments are fresh and complete! Her Favorite Gift -Handbags A most complete selection of smart Handbags . . . fabrics . . leathers . . . plastics . . . in all the new styles and shapes . . A most complete selection of smart Handbags . . . fabrics . . . leathers . . . plastics . . . in all the new styles and shapes . . . satchels, pouches, boxes, music-roll, barrel shapes . . . she'll be pleased with your selection here! 3.95 to 12.95 Gloves Are First on Her List Loves A helpful hint to puzzled Santas, a lady never shows her hand. Here you will find an exciting collection starring celebrated glove-names in all the popular materials . . . leathers, nylons, cottons . . . in shorties, medium lengths and novelties. 1.25 to 5.00 Daniel Green COMFY SLIPPERS We're on our toes with Christmas Slippers to please every feminine fancy in town! She'll look her best, in comfort, in the new Daniel Green styles . . . come in and see them today! Black-White 6.00 Black-Blue 6.00