anaheim-gazette 1951-11-30

Social and Club Activities Distinguished Guests Attend 21st Legion Auxiliary Meet in Santa Santa Ana Legion hall was the setting yesterday afternoon for a meeting of 21st district American Legion Auxiliary. The all day meeting began at 10 a.m. with a school of instruction for unit chairmen led by the district chairman. Luncheon was served at noon by the Santa Ana unit. Distinguished guests present for the session were department vice president and membership chairman, May Carmack of San Leandro; finance committee member, Gladys Farrand of North Hollywood; past department president Ethel Marsh of Upland; department hospital representative VA hospital Long Beach Mary Lee Ellis of Los Alamitos; past department president and department parley chairman, Estelle Hanell of Culver City; twenty first district first vice president Myrtle Ripley of Riverside; 21st district second vice, Esther Schultz, of Fullerton; department parliamentarian, Dorothy Baker of San Jacinto; 25th district president, Margaret Smith Bernardino; junior past president, Nelle Carlson, and chairman Edith Howart on land. President Elvamae Jones sided over the afternoon session when short talks given by the various guest report of the national conference in Miami, Fla., was given to delegate Nelle Carlson of Valley. Reports were presented by district chairmen. 100 delegates from auxiliaries in the 21st district attended, representing heim were Elizabeth N Harriet Boyd, Maud Knox Peggy Boysen. Next meeting will be held at Feb. 15. Local Women Return from European Trip Mrs. Julius Buehler and daughter Mildred, 11462 S.ton ave., returned last week a six months tour of Europe the S.S. America. In Zurich, Switzerland, Buehler was reunited with father, John Pschuor. Talent Show to Be Sponsored by Merrie Marthas The Fourth Annual Talent program, sponsored by the Merrie Martha Circle of White Temple Methodist church will be next Monday, Dec. 3, at 7:30 in Wesley hall. Five junior high girls, Mamie Hodges, Muriel Downey, Betty Clemm, Linda Cheatum and Nancy Guss will present a short drama; Peter Dinkler, Jim Endicott, and Margie Ann Hilgenfeld will give readings. Vocal solo's will be given by Bonney Peterson and Diane Fellbaum and a duet by the Thuesons, Karon and Gary. Piano solo by Diane Bradd and one by Randall Schwacofer and a piano duet by Randall and his mother. Accordion solos by each of two girls, Nancy Barthelmess and Ronda Collins. Mrs. Paul David and Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld will whistle and there will be a string trio with Mrs. Ben Klaumann, violin, Mrs. Walter Meade, cello and Mrs. Donald Rees at the piano. There will be no admission charge, but a free will offering will be taken. Following the program will be a time of fellowship when the ladies will serve light refreshments. Mrs. E. D. Seekins will have charge of a bazaar table where there will be home-made articles suitable for Christmas gifts. St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's church is meeting at the home of Mrs. Lee Shaw, 852 N. Dickel st., for a Christmas party Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring an exchange gift. Local Women Return from European Trip Mrs. Julius Buehler and daughter Mildred, 11462 S.ton ave., returned last week a six months tour of Europe the S.S. America. In Zurich, Switzerland, Buehler was reunited with father, John Pschuor, and brothers and sisters she has seen for 20 years. While at her former hometown Buehlers were joined by Mrs. John Koapman of A and Mr. and Mrs. Dave from Riverside. They also a number of American boys occupation forces, one from tario, with whom they attend the Barbara Scott Ice Cove They also lunched with them from Pomona. In Paris they attended the let which interested Mildred is a talented dancer. She at the Congress hotel in and at the officers club in nich. In Venice they enjoyed symphony but were disappointed in Rome to find the Pope Sabbatical leave. Mrs. E was also disappointed to many old historical buildings been bombed. After visiting in Germany dred thought the German were very handsome but with her mother that New and her people are the most esting in the world. While they met many celebrities were guests of the Ted television show. They refor Mildred to enter Grove high scoll as a Monday. The Savanna 3Fs Civil D will hold a meeting of the c and staff heads Saturday, at 12:30 p.m., in the Stanton Community clubhouse, acco to Royal C. Marten, co-ord. Miss Beverly Horton, dae of the Barney D. Hortons oden st., is convalescing at She was in St. Joseph hwhere she had an operation. ANAHLA LAST CHANCE TONIGHT—NOV. 3 COME SEE! COME SAVE St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's church is meeting at the home of Mrs. Lee Shaw, 852 N. Dickel st., for a Christmas party Monday evening at 7:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring an exchange gift. START TODAY... EARN From December On All Savings Receivable by the 10th of December. and receive your interest check each QUARTER by mail if you desire. Find out soon about this convenient plan and the other advantage at this pioneer company. Anaheim's Only "Savings Insured" Savings Association 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHOENIX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Club Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Mrs Attend 21st Dist. Meet in Santa Ana President, Margaret Smith of San Bernardino; Junior past district president, Nelle Carlson, and guest chairman Edith Howarton of Upand. President Elvamae Jones predeed over the afternoon business session when short talks were given by the various guests. A report of the national convention held in Miami, Fla., was given by delegate Nelle Carlson of Moreno Valley. Reports were presented by district chairmen. 100 delegates from auxiliaries in the 21st district attended, representing Anaheim were Elizabeth Neuman, Harriet Boyd, Maud Knoch andeggy Boysen. Next district meeting will be held at Hemet Feb. 15. Local Women Return from European Trip Mrs. Julius Buehler and her daughter Mildred, 11462 S. Stanen ave., returned last week from six months tour of Europe, on the S.S. America. In Zurich, Switzerland, Mrs. uehler was reunited with her other, John Pschuor, and 15 Showers Honor Bride-Elect Miss Vida Mae Williams and Miss Ann Karraker were co-hostesses at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss La Vonne Mauvee Tabatt when they surprised her at her home, 10672 S. Chestnut, Stanton, Friday night. The honoree will marry James Erwin Gillespie of Anaheim Dec. 1, at the Messiah Lutheran church in Buena Park. "Shoveling Snow," "Beans on a Knife" and a word game at which guests made words out of names "Bonnie and Jimmie" preceded the serving of refreshments. Mrs. John Karraker, Ann's mother, assisted the hostesses and the honoree's mother, Mrs. Harry Tabatt. A "heart's entwined" cake, with an arow through the couple's names, was decorated in pink and white. Orange sherbet and punch were also enjoyed by Marlene Sutherland, Marie Pesterfield, Peggy Bonner, Roberta Van de Warker, June Muraoka and Carlene Bremer who lives in Bellflower. Miss Tabatt was honored with another prenuptial miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening at her home by relatives and close friends of the Harry Tabatt family, with her aunt, Mrs. Wilbert C. Finck of Second st., as hostess. High prizes for games played were awarded Miss Ethel Dill, Mrs. Raymond A. Van de Warker and Mrs. Ann Beckner of Anaheim and Mrs. Malcolm P. Sanders with a consolation. Cherry pudding with whipped cream and coffee were refreshment in the deepest where the skin cells are new ones push them up skin surface and they become of the epidermis or out This never-ending process placing new cells for old makes your skin heal beautiful. Beauty is as beauty does. Women in every walk of life have achieved lovely complexions but aside from the precious few that were so endowed by nature, the rest came by their flawless skin through a firmly established beauty routine and good health habits. KNOW YOUR SKIN According to Helen Rubinstein, whose name has become synonymous with beautiful skin through here wonderful beauty preparations, your skin is constantly changing, constantly renewing itself. As your blood provides its Rehearsal Dinner Honors Couple to Wed Saturday A rehearsal dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoag, 207 S. Clementine st., honored Miss Betty Joan Braungart of Santa Ana and Lawrence E. Hund of Anaheim who will be married Saturday. An attractive blue linen cloth covered the table with a centerpiece of yellow carnations, blue delphinium and dark red fall leaves. The table was appointed in nourishment in the deepest where the skin cells are new ones push them up skin surface and they become of the epidermis or out This never-ending process placing new cells for old makes your skin heal beautiful. Different types of skincare different types of care: your skin to decide what is dry, oily, or a combination of the two in different Each type requires a method of treatment but all share these commonies: Improper diet, overtime fatigue, worry, and poor glandular disturbances. List may be added to the elements such as sun, wind, dust and the heat There are skin preparations enhance the beauty of each skin. SQR Store here heim carries the complete Rubinstein line. With this following steps should be done for the glowing radiance look that we all achieve: 1. Make certain that you regularly eat a proper diet. Local Women Return from European Trip Mrs. Julius Buehler and her daughter Mildred, 11462 S. Stanen ave., returned last week from six months tour of Europe, on the S.S. America. In Zurich, Switzerland, Mrs. Buehler was reunited with her mother, John Pschuor, and 15 others and sisters she had not seen for 20 years. While at her former home the buehlers were joined by Mr. and Mrs. John Koapman of Artesia and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Douma from Riverside. They also met number of American boys in the occupation forces, one from Ontario, with whom they attended the Barbara Scott Ice Capades. They also lunched with tourists from Pomona. In Paris they attended the ballet which interested Mildred who is a talented dancer. She danced in the Congress hotel in Zurich and at the officers club in Munch. In Venice they enjoyed the symphony but were disappointed Rome to find the Pope was on rabbitical leave. Mrs. Buehler was also disappointed to find many old historical buildings had been bombed. After visiting in Germany, Milled thought the German men were very handsome but agrees with her mother that New York and her people are the most interesting in the world. While there they met many celebrities and were guests of the Ted Mack television show. They returned to Mildred to enter Garden Grove high school as a senior, Monday. The Savanna 3Fs Civil Defense will hold a meeting of the council and staff heads Saturday, Dec. 1, 12:30 p.m., in the Stanton Elons community clubhouse, according Royal C. Marten, co-ordinator. Miss Beverly Horton, daughter of Barney D. Hortons of Lowen st., is convalescing at home. She was in St. Joseph hospital here she had an operation. Home by relatives and close friends of the Harry Tabatt family, with her aunt, Mrs. Wilbert C. Finck of Second st., as hostess. High prizes for games played were awarded Miss Ethel Dill, Mrs. Raymond A. Van de Warker and Mrs. Ann Beckner of Anaheim and Mrs. Malcolm P. Sanders with a consolation. Cherry pudding with whipped cream and coffee were refreshments served by the hostess and honoree's mother to Mrs. Elmer Gillespie of Palm st., Anahelm, mother of James Erwin Gillispie, who is the groom-to-be; Mrs. Shan O'Donnell, cousin of Harry Tabatt, Mrs. Bill Dennis and Mrs. Andy Ritchle all of Long Beach; Mrs. Ruth Radke, Mrs. Charles C, Rube, Mrs. Roy E. Allen, Mrs. Lewis C. McBratney, Mrs. Mickey Bosnak and Edward E. Brown. Mrs. Milton Kealiher of Cypress was unable to be present but sent a gift. Cypress Rebekahs To Have Visit President of the Rebekah Assembly of California; Mrs. Jennie Mae Anin, will make her first visit to Orange county Dec. 4 at the Cypress Lodge when they will be hosts to eight other county units. The Cypress group will hold their annual election that same night at 8 o'clock, in the Cypress school auditorium. The present officers are Mmes. Ethel Cleveland, noble grand; Vickie Milbourn, vice grand; Irma Stodart, financial secretary; Dorothy Lukena, treasurer, and Helen Broadbelt, recording secretary. Santa Ana high school class of 1931 will hold a reunion on Dec. 15 at 7:30 at Newport Harbor Yacht club. It is believed that many former class members are living in this area. Any one missed by invitation is requested to contact Alice Lamb Bannister or Vera Getty Klotzly. Mrs. Trudy Hardin of Texas has arrived here to spend the winter months with her sister-in-law, Mrs. Hettie Burk of 10541 S. Stanton ave. A rehearsal dinner in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hoag, 207 S. Clementine st., honored Miss Betty Joan Braungart of Santa Ana and Lawrence E. Hund of Anaheim who will be married Saturday. An attractive blue linen cloth covered the table with a centerpiece of yellow carnations, blue delphinium and dark red fall leaves. The table was appointed in silver and cut glass. Those attending, in addition to the honorees were, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Braungart of Ft. Wayne, Indiana, parents of the bride; Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Hund, Mrs. Peggy Ryan, Mrs. June Stokes, Mrs. Harold Hund, Mrs. Forrest Parker, Mr. Harold Hund and Forrest Parker, all of Anaheim. Carol Vincent Engaged to Robert Walter Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Vincent of 913 E. Broadway announce the engagement of their daughter Janet Carol, to Robert Lawrence Walter, son of Mr. and Mrs. S.K.Walter of 306 N.Janss st. Both young people were graduated from Anaheim high school. At present Walter is in the Air Force and is stationed at Tinker Field, Oklahoma. No date has been set for the wedding. Eat More California Oranges There are skin preparations enhance the beauty of each skin. SQR Store here heim carries the complete Rubinstein line. With the following steps should be done for the glowing, radiant ul look that we all aim achieve: 1. Make certain that youULARLY eat a proper diet. 2. 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There are skin preparations to enhance the beauty of each type of skin. SQR Store here in Anaheim carries the complete Helena Rubinstein line. With these, the following steps should be followed for the glowing, radiant youthful look that we all aspire to achieve: 1. Make certain that you regularly eat a proper diet. Ing—while you sip a soda, when you work, when you shake hands and even when you talk. They are constantly in the lime light and great age-betrayers too. As home-makers, we all try to avoid that occupational bugaboo known as "dishpan hands" through the use of good hand lotions and creams. To my way of thinking there already has been too much said on that subject so let's talk about nail care instead. House work is certainly hard on the fingernails so from time to time it is a good idea to get out the nail kit and take time out to give one's self a professional home manicure. Right after a bath, when the nails and cuticle are soft and pliable is a good time for this. You have your own method and I have mine. Let's see if we can pick up any pointers from a professional beauty expert. First, remove old polish with an oil-enriched polish remover. Wipe polish down toward tip. Repeat until all traces of polish are gone. Now work an emery board from side to center into almond or oval shape. Do not file too close at the sides since this weakens the nails and causes hang nails and callouses. Soak fingers in soapy water. Clean under and around nails with manicure brush. Rinse and dry thoroughly. Apply a good cuticle remover and use the flat end of a cotton tipped orangewood stick to push the cuticle gently back and free from nail surface. Never cut cuticle except at corner of nails. Use white nail pencil under the nail tip when the fingernails are to be left unpolished or when colorless polish is worn. Give nails a final touch of polish remover to remove all traces of soap and film. 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