anaheim-gazette 1952-01-16

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2200 Officers Elected To Council of Church Women Officers elect of the Anaheim Council of Church Women met at the home of the president, Mrs. Chester Ferris, last Friday morning for the first business session of the new year. Representatives from seven of the ten churches belonging to the council were present. Those attending were: Mrs. George W. Alden, Mrs. Dorothy Burns, Mrs. Joe Quast, Mrs. Eldon Paddock, Mrs. Sadie Hatcher, Mrs. Edward Anderson, and Mrs. Chester Ferris. The presiding officer appointed the following chairmen for the special meeting days observed by United Church Women throughout the nation; World Day of Prayer, Mrs. Howard Congdon and Mrs. Page Vincent; May Fellowship, Mrs. C. A. Zimmerman; World Community Day, Mrs. C. A. Paige. Other chairmen appointed were: Christian Social Relations, Mrs. Claudia Walker; Ecumenical, Mrs. C. I. Andrews. Plans for World Day of Prayer which will be held on Friday, Feb. 29, were discussed. The service printed in Braille will be available for the first time to blind women County Women to Attend Conclave Addresses by Miss Elsie M. Farrie, prominent Southern California churchwoman, and by the Rt. Rev. William Robert Moody, Episcopal bishop of Lexington, Ky., will highlight the annual all-day meeting of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles and St. Paul's Cathedral, Jan. 22. More than 200 women delegates from all parts of the eight-county diocese, which extends from Santa Barbara to San Diego and the Imperial Valley, are expected to attend this meeting. Mrs. St. Elmo Coombs of Pasadena, president of the auxiliary, will preside. Bishop Moody, considered one of the most dynamic speakers in the Episcopal church, will be in Los Angeles as the guest of the annual Diocesan Convention which will be opened with special services in St. Paul's Cathedral the evening of Jan. 22, following the auxiliary sessions. Miss Farris will speak on "A Journey of a Thousand Miles." The meeting will open with celebration of Holy Communion in the Cathedral by the Rt. Rev. Francis Eric Bloy, bishop of Los Angeles. Following this service, officers-elect of parish branch auxiliaries Orange County Exe Receive Charter at Impressive charter presentation and installation of officers was conducted before more than 170 members and guests last night for the Orange County Chapter of Executives' Secretaries. Setting for the affair was the Newport Harbor Yacht club. Mrs. Hilda Bittles of the Nutrilite Products Co., Buena Park, was installed president by Miss Ruby Sorber of Los Angeles, national president of Executives' Secretaries. Among the distinguished speakers of the evening were D. B. Root of the Guy F. Atkinson Co., Long Beach; Larence Inman of the Inman Co., Long Beach; C. F. Renshaw of Nutrilite, Buena Park, and George Hansen of Southern Pacific Co. A large number of civic and community leaders were in attendance at the installation, as well as executives and their wives from leading commercial and industrial firms from Los Angeles, Pomona and San Diego counties. Layette Shower Honors Matron Mrs. Dick Ponteprino was honored by a group of former high school classmates this week at a lovely layette shower. Hostess for the evening was Mrs. Ronald Morris who entertained in her home at 1234 Oak st. The home was decorated in blue and white chrysanthemums and refreshments of individual cakes topped with pink and blue booties Low 'n Easy Newest Motif In Home Decor By BETTY PROSSER CHICAGO (UP)—The attractions of the West Coast's informal way of life have found their way into new furnishings designed for homes from coast to coast. Much of the modern furniture which has forged into prominence at the 1952 Winter Home Furnishings Market has evolved from the indoor-outdoor existence possible in California and other warm areas. Bright color and functional, easy to live with furniture distinguishes much of the new styling. An outstanding display of coordination among makers of various furnishings items is the "Pacifica" line of furniture, drapery and upholstery fabrics, lamps, pottery pieces, rugs and wallpaper. This line, a California product, will be featured in more than 50 leading department stores and by thousands of interior decorators this spring. Its theme includes motifs from the West Coast and from the Pacific islands. Seating pieces are very long and exceptionally low, reminiscent of Mrs. Dick Ponteprino was honored by a group of former high school classmates this week at a lovely layette shower. Hostess for the evening was Mrs. Ronald Morris who entertained in her home at 1234 Oak st. The home was decorated in blue and white chrysanthemums and refreshments of individual cakes topped with pink and blue booties were served. Miniature rattles were distributed as favors. Attending were Mrs. E. E. Winger, mother of the honoree; Mrs. Usula Moise, Placentia; Mrs. Edgar Mark, Mrs. Veoda Jackson, Downey; Mrs. Ramona Brawn, Anaheim; Mrs. Wando Acton, Fullerton; Mrs. Rosemary Stehling, Bell; Miss Barbara Mark, Mrs. Norma Cadenhead, Mrs. Carlyce Gregor, Miss Beverly Moise, Miss Pierina Ponteprino, Mrs. S. Ponteprino and Mrs. Inez Broadaway, all of A. heim. Prizes were awarded to Miss Barbara Mark, Rosemary Stehling and Mrs. Betty Ponteprino. National Head To Address County SAE Dr. Robert A. Aurner of Carmel, recently elected national president of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, will be the speaker at a special dinner meeting of SAE Alumni Assn. of Orange county, 7 p.m., Friday, in Newport Harbor Yacht club. Dr. Aurner is a prominent educator, speaker, and author and has been on the faculties of the Universities of Iowa, Lucern, Switzerland, and Heidelberg, Germany. All SAE's and their guests are invited to attend and reservations must be made through Dr. John N. Osborn, 19 Bay Island, Balboa. EARL PUGH ON LEAVE Earl W. Pugh, ALAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pugh, 149 N. Lemon st., Anaheim, is home on a 15-day leave from Whidby Island Naval Air Station, Wash. Jan. 29 and Feb. 26 in Fremont school cafeteria. Current Den Mother problems were also discussed. Fellows presided. L. A. Paxton, Scout executive for Northern Orange county, gave a short talk on the organization of the year-old Boy Scout Summer camp at Irvine park. Committee members attending were Robert Werner, Chester Hamlin and Don Redline. Den Mothers present were Audrey Royer, Marjorie Lanier and Mrs. Lee Fellows. This line, a California product, will be featured in more than 50 leading department stores and by thousands of interior decorators this spring. Its theme includes motifs from the West Coast and from the Pacific islands. Seating pieces are very long and exceptionally low, reminiscent of island parties where seating is on the floor. A sofa called the "Lanai" is 110 inches long and only 17½ inches in seat height. The deep foam rubber seat is 34 inches from front to back and invites curling up on, but is practically impossible to sit on decorously. It's made for lounging and looks it. A modification of the same design has a seat of more conventional depth. Neither model has seat cushions, but features the new "tight seat" widely shown at the current market. Accompanying the sofas is a boomerang-shaped coffee table, called the "Outtrigger," in pressed dark wood the makers call "Tortoise Shell." Bamboo is used for tops of other coffee and occasional tables, while another called "Surfboard" is shaped like its name and features bands of maple and mahogany in natural colors for contrast. A dining room set has "hand chairs" as opposed to arm chairs. The "arms," narrow wooden pieces, are only two or three inches above seat level to accommodate the user to the lower trend in all furniture, including dining room tables. The low "arms" facilitate moving the chair but do not get in the diner's way. Bedroom furniture boasts upholstered box-type headboards which provide storage space, yet are hinged to give back support. All SAE's and their guests are invited to attend and reservations must be made through Dr. John N. Osborn, 19 Bay Island, Balboa. EARL PUGH ON LEAVE Earl W. Pugh, ALAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Pugh, 149 N. Lemon st., Anaheim, is home on a 15-day leave from Whidby Island Naval Air Station, Wash. SWEET POTATO TOPPING A sweet potato topping tastes good over a casserole of creamed vegetables; mash boiled sweet potatoes with hot milk, melted butter or margarine, and an egg. PEELING AN AVACADO If you can't strip the skin from an avocado easily just pare it off with a small sharp knife. For Health, Eat California Fruit! to the reader-in-bed. Chests of all sorts come without legs so the purchaser can use them flush with the floor or on various height matching stands, which have their own drawers for additional storage room. Draperies and upholstery fabrics are lavish. One hand print wallpaper with irregular strips of gold over dark grounds, called "Sea Grass," has a companion fabric printed antique silk taffeta. Colors in the collection include such provocative shades as avocado, driftwood, nasturtium, lemon peel and carnation. Names of some of the fabrics give the idea pretty well—"Papaya," "Tonga Thatch," "Pandamus," "Lava," "Maori" and "Fiji." Theyre likely to make a large section of the consuming public want to go native—and that's what the manufacturers are counting on. Large County Executives' Secretaries Drive Charter at Meeting Last Night Mayor Charles Pearson and wife were guests of honor. In accepting office as leader of the newly-formed group, Mrs. Bittles, extended a vote of appreciation to the Long Beach chapter of Executives' Secretaries, under the supervision of Mrs. Ouida Flack, national secretary, and Miss Kay Greene, president of Long Beach chapter, which is sponsoring the Orange county branch. Also taking office were Mrs. Mary Jones of Anaheim Truck & Transfer, vice president; Mrs. Calista Leonard of Rinshed-Mason Co., Anaheim, secretary; Mrs. Georgia Lentz of Dennis Printers and Stationers, Santa Ana as treasurer; Mrs. Verona Weeks of Weeks Wholesale Rose Growers as sergeant-at-arms; Miss Mary Alden of Essex Wire Corp., Anaheim, as ways and means director; Miss Eleanore Freberg of General Electric Co., Anaheim, program director; Mrs. Enid Edmond of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., Anaheim, as notebook editor and Mrs. Irene Adams of Pepsi Cola Co., Santa Ana, membership chairman. Miss Corris Guy, national membership director, was mistress of ceremonies. Other charter members include Betty Smeykal of Ira Chandler & Son, Santa Ana; Mrs. Marie Nelson of Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park; Willabelle Foley of Poultrymen's Co-Operative Association, Garden Grove; Mrs. Jeanne Parks, Eadington Fruit Company-Golden Citrus, Fullerton; Eleanor Kahman, P. M. Roger. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hess had a wonderful Christmas. They completely redecorated their new home at 515 N. Clementine and managed to arrange their move from 306 N. Pine just in time the holidays. A brand new baby girl moved with them, the first feminine addition to a household that heretofore revolved around two small bpys. A hobby room adjoining the patio is in the process of construction at the Leo Frils home. In about a month, Mrs. Frils will be able to move part of her collection of antiques to these new quarters. Planning for and adding to a home is an absorbing hobby in itself. Since carpeting usually covers the largest area of a room, interior decorators often start to build the decorative scheme of things around the floor covering. The Smith-Reafsnyder Furniture company in Anaheim offers a free decorator and color harmony service. The talented decorating staff has assisted scores of Anaheim home-makers to work out color combinations, furniture arrangement, window treatment, and room coordination. One of Smith-Reafsnyder's most popular services is that of helping the home-maker design custom made drapes and corbels county with latest patterns and colors for every room in the house. Good Food At party refreshment time, Ruth Tolf always has a trick or two up her sleeve. She starts with a good recipe but it's not so much what she does, but the way she does it. You may have tasted "snowballs" somewhere and wondered how they were made. Ruth uses round vanilla wafers, four of them for each serving or in individual ball, and puts them together with a rich filling of pineapple and nuts. This she then frosts with whipped cream generously sprinkled with cocoanut. It makes a delicious refreshment when girls gather, and since it is best made the day before, thought you would like the recipe. SNOWBALLS 1 cup sugar ½ cup butter 2 egg yolks 1 cup crushed drained pineapple 1 cup nuts, chopped fine 2 egg whites, beaten stiff 1 pint whipping cream 32 Nabisco vanilla wafers Shredded cocoanut You may use half margarine but do use at least part butter please. Cream butter and sugar Black Ponteprino was honored by a group of former high schoolmates this week at aette shower. Hostess for long was Mrs. Ronald Morr entertained in her home sk st. Some was decorated in blue chrysanthemums and cents of individual cakes with pink and blue booties served. Miniature rattles distributed as favors. Were Mrs. E. E. Winner of the honoree; Mrs.weise, Placentia; Mrs. Edt; Mrs. Veoda Jackson, Mrs. Ramona Brawn, Mrs. Wando Acton, Ful-Mrs. Rosemary Stehling, Mrs. Barbara Mark, Mrs. Hadenhead, Mrs. Carlyce Miss Beverly Moise, Miss Ponteprino, Mrs. S. Ponnd Mrs. Inez Broadaway, heim. Were awarded to Miss Mark, Rosemary Stehling Betty Ponteprino. National Head Address Betty SAE Robert A. Aurner of Carently elected national of Sigma Alpha Epsilon, the speaker at a special meeting of SAE Alumni Orange county, 7 p.m., Newport Harbor Yacht Normer is a prominent educator, and author and has the faculties of the Uni-of Iowa, Lucern, Switz- and Heidelberg, Germany. E's and their guests are to attend and reservations made through Dr. John n, 19 Bay Island, Balboa. BUGH ON LEAVE 7. Pugh, ALAN, son of Mrs. Earl Pugh, 149 N. ... Anaheim, is home on leave from Whidby Isal Air Station, Wash. Other charter members include Betty Smeykal of Ira Chandler & Son, Santa Ana; Mrs. Marie Nelson of Knott's Berry Farm, Buena Park; Willabelle Foley of Poultrymen's Co-Operative Association, Garden Grove; Mrs. Jeanne Parks, Eadington Fruit Company-Golden Citrus, Fullerton; Eleanor Kahman, P. M. Rogers Co., Orange; Miss Macy Walker of Marine Corps Exchange, El Toro Marine Base and Mrs. Dorothy Lindsay of Johnson-Gendel Clinic, Anaheim. Company in Anaheim offers a free decorator and color harmony service. The talented decorating staff has assisted scores of Anaheim home-makers to work out color combinations, furniture arrangement, window treatment, and room coordination. One of Smith-Reafsnyder's most popular services is that of helping the home-maker design custom made draperies and cor-alices that lend individuality and charm to her special room. And when it comes to carpeting, Smith-Reafsnyder has one of the largest stocks of carpeting in Or- ½ cup butter 2 egg yolks 1 cup crushed drained pineapple 1 cup nuts, chopped fine 2 egg whites, beaten stiff 1 pint whipping cream 32 Nabisco vanilla wafers Shredded cocoanut You may use half margarine but do use at least part butter please. Cream butter and sugar well and add egg yolks. Blend well. Mix in the pineapple and nuts and then fold in the egg whites. Spread the mixture cookies in four layers for ea Gas heats water 3 times faster and costs less That's why I'm hot water happy There's no waiting with gas...for gas heats water 3 times faster than any other practical fuel...keeps far ahead of even an automatic clothes washer, an automatic dishwasher and a growing family. Just be sure your automatic gas water heater is the proper size for your needs. (See chart at right.) When you compare costs, you'll find that you'll spend less to buy and install a new automatic THUGH ON LEAVE M. Pugh, ALAN, son of Mrs. Earl Pugh, 149 N. Anaheim, is home on leave from Whidby Istal Air Station, Wash. POTATO TOPPING pot potato topping tastes a casserole of creamed mash boiled sweet poth hot milk, melted butargarine, and an egg. AN AVACADO can't strip the skin from do easily just pare it off small sharp knife. Health, Eat California Fruit! ader-in-bed. Chests of all one without legs so the can use them flush with or on various height stands, which have their vers for additional stor- es and upholstery fabrics One hand print wallh irregular strips of gold grounds, called "Sea has a companion fabric antique silk taffeta. Colcollection include such ve shades as avocado, nasturtium, lemon peel ation. of some of the fabrics idea pretty well—"Patonga' Thatch," "Pandaava," "Maori" and "Fiji." likely to make a large of the consuming public go native—and that's manufacturers are 3 times faster than any other practical fuel...keeps far ahead of even an automatic clothes washer, an automatic dishwasher and a growing family. Just be sure your automatic gas water heater is the proper size for your needs. (See chart at right.) When you compare costs, you'll find that you'll spend less to buy and install a new automatic gas water heater...less to operate it! DO YOU KNOW THAT GAS DRIES CLOTHES -faster than Southern California sunshine-faster than any other fuel? What's more, gas takes all the drudgery out of clothes drying...eliminates outdoor lines ...lets you do your laundry day or night, rain or shine...at a cost of only 2¢ to 3¢ per dryer-full. See an automatic gas clothes dryer demonstration at your dealer's today. Live better, spend less with GAS County with latest patterns for every room in the Food Forty refreshment time, Ruth ways has a trick or two up ever. She starts with a recipe but it's not so much the does, but the way she you may have tasted mills somewhere and wonow they were made. Ruth and vanilla wafers, four for each serving or inball, and puts them towith a rich filling of pineand nuts. This she then with whipped cream gensprinked with cocoanut. Makes a delicious refreshwhen girls gather, and is best made the day beought you would like the SNOWBALLS sugar butter yolks crushed drained pineapnuts, chopped fine whites, beaten stiff whipping cream bisco vanilla wafers redded cocoanut may use half margarine, use at least part butter, ball. Cover with waxed paper or place in a covered dish and store in the refrigerator for 24 hours. A few hours before serving, cover completely with whipped cream that has been sweetened and flavored with vanilla, and sprinkle with cocoanut. The whipped cream may be tinted with food coloring, a small lighted candle may be placed on top. The recipe makes eight snowballs. Date Delights The dates that are so plentiful in our markets now are a nutritious natural sweet containing a good amount of vitamins A and B, mineral salts, easily digested sugar and a little protein. To fill your candy dish with a novel and nutritious sweet, try combining them with gelatin and make a melt-in-the-mouth Turkish paste as follows: 2 envelopes plain gelatin ¼ cup cold water 2 cups granulated sugar ½ cup boiling water 3 tablespoons grated orange rind 4 tablespoons orange juice 2 tablespoons lemon juice 2 cups chopped or sliced dates Dash of salt Food coloring if desired Sprinkle the gelatin on the half cup of cold water and let it stand five minutes. Meanwhile, put the sugar and boiling water on to boil. 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