anaheim-gazette 1952-01-21

3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 MRS. CAROL S. CARR, 908 E. South st., Anaheim, shown with her son, Kenneth, and daughter, Cheryl, aboard one of American Export Lines' "New 4 Aces," the cruise ship EXETER, shortly before the vessel sailed from the port of New York, Jan. 18, for the entire Mediterranean, Mrs. Carr will debark at Beirut, Lebanon, and travel on to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, where she will marry Lois Rebekah Lodge Installed in Impregnance Katherine Crist was installed Noble Grand of Lois Rebekah lodge Friday evening when the lodge conducted formal installation with "Aloha" lodge team officiating. Mae Mansperger, district deputy president, was in charge, assisted by Verna Fisher, district deputy marshall, eight officers and 12 escorts. Seated as Junior Past Noble Grand was Mollie Claes; vice Grand, Violet Thierfelder; recording secretary, Barbara Myers; financial secretary, Margaret Myers; teasurer, Hannah Howritz; warden, Pat Senter; conductor, Mad Johnson; chaplain, Susie Benbrooks; musician, Mary Shawham; color bearer, May Willis; R.S. Noble Grand, Vivian Waite; L.S. Noble Grand, Ellene Callor; R.S. vice Grand, Carrie Minnis; L.S. vice Grand, Dorothy Heinze; inside guardian, Mildred Fitz; outside guardian, Gale Cleveland; banner bearers, Ada Anderson, Evelyn Tucker, Ida Trendle, Mabel Clarke Della Reynolds, Evelyn Jennings; good fellowship chairman, Orla Horn. Five head officers were escorted to their chairs by five members of Odd Fellows lodge. Visitors were introduced by district deputy Grand Master Leo Kinsman and included Henry Many, past president of Grand Patriotic encampment; Mildred Reed, Audrey Ratkovich, Rachel Bell, Alberta Even, committee members of Rebekah assembly Addabell Hunt, worthy matron of Eastern Star in Anaheim. Elsie Spaulding, niece of Molly MRS. CAROL S. CARR, 908 E. South st., Anaheim, shown with her son, Kenneth, and daughter, Cheryl, aboard one of American Export Lines' "New 4 Aces," the cruise ship EXETER, shortly before the vessel sailed from the port of New York, Jan. 18, for the entire Mediterranean, Mrs. Carr will debark at Beirut, Lebanon, and travel on to Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, where she will marry B. L. Kornek of Washington, D. C., presently an engineer for Aramco. Jayne Nichols-Phillip Webb Say Vows at White Temple Church Friday Double ring services at White Temple Methodist church Friday evening united Jayne Nichols, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peters of Fullerton and Phillip Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Webb of N. Olive st. The Rev. Frank Butterworth officiated at the evening services. A hand knit dress of forest green trimmed in flame was worn by the attractive bride. Her hat, in a matching shade, was trimmed with a flame feather and her accessories were in alligator. An orchid corsage was pinned to the shoulder of her dress. Her brother, Charles, gave her in marriage. Attending the couple were Major and Mrs. Charles Schmitt. She wore a beige suit with an orchid corsage. Candelabra and palms decorated the church altar. Mrs. Joe Burk was organist. A dinner party at Club Gardens in Santa Ana followed the services. The bride is a graduate of Fullerton schools. Her husband was graduated from Anaheim high school, is a veteran of World War II, and is commander of Anaheim American Legion Post. They will reside at 913 N. Lemon st. Important Dates Set for Girl Scout Council A special board meeting of the Anaheim Girl Scout Council was called by the new commissioner, Mrs. Conan Gray, Friday, in the Girl Scout house. Due to the school holiday, Feb. 12, the next board meeting will be changed to Feb. 4, 9:00, at the La Palma Youth Center; new dates for the fourth grade Sweetheart supper and the Juliette Low International Festival, commemorating the 40th Birthday of the Girl Scout organization, will be announced later by program chairman, Mrs. Don May. On Feb. 8, 1:00 p.m., Girl Scout Visitors were introduced by district deputy Grand Master Leo Kinsman and included Henry Many, past president of Grand Patriotic encampment; Mildred Reed, Audrey Ratkovich, Rachelle Bell, Alberta Even, committed members of Rebekah assembly Addabell Hunt, worthy matron of Eastern Star in Anaheim. Elsie Spaulding, niece of Mollis Mariners Have Dinner Meeting Mariners club of the Presbyterian church met for a potluck dinner on a recent evening in the church social hall. Forty members and eight guests heard an informative talk by Dr. Joe Ersek on "Facts Behind the Iron Curtain." Skippers John and Mildre Seapy presided over the short business meeting. Birthdays were remembered and two new members were inducted by the chapel lain. Stanton Club Women Convene Mrs. Richard S. Yater of Stanton was hostess at luncheon of the Sunshine and Shower club. The regular monthly meeting was scheduled to be held by Mrs. Ruth Bennett who is ill. Members present were Mrs Lewis C. McBratney, president; Mrs. Charles Moolick, Mrs. W. G. Birmley, Mrs. Lloyd Morris, Mrs. Bertha Maloney and Mrs. Robert Clark. To Organize Retired Civil Employees An Orange county chapter of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees will be organized in Santa Ana Jan. 22, 2 p.m. The meeting will be held in the lounge of the club house in the Recreation Center in the 100 block on W. Eighth st. PRESERVE THOSE VALUABLE PAPERS AT SMALL COST SPEARS PHOTO and CAMERA SHOP • PORTRAITS • CAMERAS & SUPPLIES • PHOTO FINISHING • PICTURE FRAMING 117 S. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Phone Anaheim 7128 Due to the school holiday, Feb. 12, the next board meeting will be changed to Feb. 4, 9:00, at the La Palma Youth Center; new dates for the fourth grade Sweetheart supper and the Juliette Low International Festival, commemorating the 40th Birthday of the Girl Scout organization, will be announced later by program chairman, Mrs. Don May. On Feb. 8, 1:00 p.m., Girl Scout house will be the next meeting of the neighborhood chairmen to make final plans for these two council planned troop activities; a budget and finance workshop will be held in Bellflower, Jan. 26th and 27th; Los Angeles council annual meeting, Jan. 29. Favorable reports were given by staff and office chairman, Keith Murdock; nominating committee chairman, Don Derr, and by members of the House committee, Fred Klein and John Ganahl. Those present were: Mrs. Conan Gray, Mrs. F. Simonton, Mrs. J. Part Time "Tax Experts" Each year during the income tax filing season there appears all over the country the part time "Tax Expert." Frequently these individuals follow lines of endeavor during the rest of the year which have no remote connection with tax recording or accounting. They escape the normal overhead of the professional accountant who maintains an office for the convenience of his clients, spends many hours each month studying the application of tax rules to accounting practice, and who has a reliable set of reference books. If the Bureau reviews the return, the "Expert" is gone and the taxpayer is left alone to face his problems with the Bureau. For your protection against the possibility of unqualified persons preparing your income tax returns, look for the State of California Board of Accountancy Permit, or check by mail or phone with the State of California Board of Accountancy, 145 South Spring Street, Los Angeles 12, California, telephone MAdison 6-1515. This information submitted by the Northern Orange County Committee of Public Accountants in the public interest. Rebekah Lodge Officers Are Called in Impressive Meeting Claes, presented her with the Past Noble, Grand pin. Visitors were present from Washington, Missouri, Michigan, Fullerton, Westminster, Santa Ana and Orange. Pouring at the refreshment table, decorated in blue and gold were Jennie Nelson and Dorothea Blott. Edna Young was chairman and assisting were Launa Boon, Charlotte Geske and Mae Heyling. Committees appointed by the Noble Graand are: finance, Ruby Kirkelie, Emma Schauer and Charlottetary, Barbara Myers; fi- secretary, Margaret Myers; Hannah Howritz; war- tenter Senter; conductor, Mae chaplain; Susie Ben- musician, Mary Shawhan; carer, May Willis; R.S. No- nad, Vivian Waite; L.S. No- nad, Ellene Callor; R.S. vice Carrie Minnis; L.S. vice Dorothy Heinze; inside Mildred Fitz; outside Gale Cleveland; banner Ada Anderson, Evelyn Ida Trendle, Mabel Clark, Reynolds, Evelyn Jennings; fellowship chairman, Ora head officers were escort- their chairs by five members Fellows lodge. Others were introduced by dis-puty Grand Master Leo and included Henry past president of Grand encampment; Mildredoudrey Ratkovich, Rachel Alberta Even, committee of Rebekah assembly; Al Hunt, worthy matron of Star in Anaheim. Spaulding, niece of Mollie When you read this, the dismal rain may have gone away to come again another day. But as I write, it is coming down by the bucketful. I am trying to keep my mind on how happy the citrus growers are with all this moisture and how badly we have needed it but find it increasingly difficult to be cheerful when the wash will not dry, the youngsters are cooped up indoors with the sniffles and life has evolved into a constant round of nose drops, meals and mud! There. I have said it and I feel much better already! The mailman, always a welcome sight to a home-bound home-maker, is doubly welcome on a rainy day. If he has slighted you lately, how about dashing off some newsy notes to friends you have owed letters to for ages? It is about time for this writer to take pen in hand and answer some of the questions that have been coming this way. READERS' QUERIES Question: What is the best way for my husband and me to return the hospitality some special friends have shown us? We are on a pretty limited budget while they seem to have unlimited means. They have never been to our home and we don't want to show up badly by contrast. Answer: With Emily Post as our guide, we suggest you invite your friends for dinner, taking special tume," you might like to consider a full skirt with separate blouse and a chic little waist-length jacket in contrast fabric to match the blouse. Question: I would like to have some tasty cheese on hand to serve unexpected guests, and for snacks at television time but am unfamiliar with all but Cheddar. What do you suggest? Answer: We suggest you try one or two each week until you hear upon the ones you are especially fond of. The domestic Blue cheese, the American version of France's Roquefort, is a favorite dessert cheese served in wedges with toasted crackers and goo too, when crumbled into tossed green salads. Port Salut is a rich smooth full-bodied cheese of so consistency. Gouda is the small round one coated with red parchin, a firm mild variety that oryone likes. Provolone is an Italian cheese with a smoky flavor, excellent for sandwiches and for grating into casserole dish and the like. Glarus is a strong flavored dessert cheese on the order of Limburger. Best serve at room temperature so that it soft and runny. Scrape off our side rind and serve with cracker or slices of apple. Camembert and Rexoli are also popular additions to the dessert cheese tray. Question: Please give me some ideas for an inexpensive maid dish suitable for a pet luck sundae. Fellows lodge. Were introduced by dispatty Grand Master Leo and included Henry past president of Grand encampment; Mildred Audrey Ratkovich, Rachel Alberta Even, committee of Rebekah assembly; Hunt, worthy matron of Star in Anaheim. Spaulding, niece of Mollie Miners Have Meer Meeting Miners club of the Presbyterch met for a potluck dinnery a recent evening in the social hall. members and eight guest in informative talk by Dr. Bek on "Facts Behind the curtain." John and Mildred presided over the short meeting. Birthdays were received and two new memere inducted by the chap. Anton Club Men Convene Richard S. Yater of Starr hostess at luncheon of the mee and Shower club. The monthly meeting was held to be held by Mrs. Ruth who is ill. present were Mrs. C.C. McBratney, president; Charles Moolick, Mrs. W. C. y., Mrs. Lloyd Morris, Mrs. Maloney and Mrs. Robert Organize Died Civil Employee Orange county chapter of National Association of Retirl Employees will be orgasion Santa Ana Jan. 22, 2 p.m. meeting will be held in the of the club house in the Action Center in the 1000 on W. Eighth st. Add a magic touch to your bedlinens with these enchanting floral designs. Embroider top sheet and pillowcases with luscious crossstitch roses and finish the set with a dainty Irish rose-crochet lace edging. Pattern envelope No. 2836 contains 4 hot-iron transfers; color chart; stitch illustrations; crochet directions and finishing instructions. To obtain this pattern, send 25 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. MUFFIN CUP MEAT LOAF Bake a meat loaf mixture in muffin cups and then serve with tomato sauce pepped up with a little prepared horseradish. QUICK LUNCH Canned spaghetti in tomato sauce makes a good prepared-in-a minute lunch; serve with crisp slices of bacon and a salad of escarole, chicory, and romaine. SKINNING A HAM way for my husband and me to return the hospitality some special friends have shown us? We are on a pretty limited budget while they seem to have unlimited means. They have never been to our home and we don't want to show up badly by contrast. Answer: With Emily Post as our guide, we suggest you invite your friends for dinner, taking special pains to find out beforehand the foods and beverages they especially like. You may want to invite another couple that you think would be especially agreeable to them. Plan the evening to the last detail so that you will be free from unnecessary strain or worry and concentrate on making your guests feel at home. Do not pretend to be what you are not. By making guests feel welcome, your own special brand of hospitality will make the evening a success. Question: Am thinking of making my Easter outfit this year and am wondering if you could suggest something dressy that will be especially smart this spring. Answer: The leading dress designers are stressing "complete street costumes" which might be either a suit, a coat that doubles for a dress, or a dress designed to be a complete outfit without the addition of a coat. Faille will be a good choice of material. Either black or navy will be in fashion and you have your choice of full or narrow skirt. As another thought for the "complete cos- HONEY FOR HONIES Use honey, in plentiful supple to flavor milk drinks for smifry. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ORGANIZE Fired Civil Employees Orange county chapter of National Association of Retiral Employees will be organized Santa Ana Jan. 22, 2 p.m. meeting will be held in the club house in the tion Center in the 1000 on W. Eighth st. president and secretary of California State Federation of Employees will be present to install licers. retired federal civil service pees are invited to be presMrs. Ted Bourne, Mrs. F. Mrs. Don May, Mrs. BushMrs. H. Dugdale, Don Derr, Line, John Ganahl and Mr. Mrs. Keith Murdock. EDith Owen, sister of Mrs. E. Pollack of Starr st., who were from Kalamazoo, Mich. hospital in Lynwood, critical after an operation last mered onions A new way to serve creammons for winter menus? Add a half cup of broken walkets to them after they're and just before serving. More California Oranges FREE DEM. with this ad. Cut it out now. Our Reducing Roller Machines help you lose 1-30 lbs. Massage, Baths, Colon Irrigations 717 South Los Angeles St., Ph. 4798 Ansaheim QUICK LUNCH Canned spaghetti in tomato sauce makes a good prepared-in-a minute lunch; serve with crisp slices of bacon and a salad of escarole, chicory, and romaine. SKINNING A HAM When you're removing a rind from a ham use a sharp knife and be careful not to break or tear the fat. When you score the fat don't cut too deeply. TEEN AGE TASTE TEMPTER For a teen-age party serve hamburgers on buns and cole slaw; add salted peanuts to the slaw. DISH-WASHER A front-opening dish--washer is a wise choice for a kitchen that hasn't much counter space because the top of it may be utilized. SALAD AS FIRST COURSE Serve a salad for a first course sometime. Celery stuffed with a mixture of cream and Roquefort cheese, cut into one- or two-inch lengths, and arranged on shredded lettuce is a good choice; drizzle the lettuce with a well-seasoned French dressing before adding the celery wedges. 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KLAO-Music KPI-Nexus of the Cheese served in wedges coated crackers and good when crumbled into tossed salads. Port Salut is a rich full-bodied cheese of soft agency. Gouda is the small one coated with red paraffin mild variety that evokes. Provolone is an cheese with a smoky flavor excellent for sandwiches and eating into casserole dishes like. Glarus is a strong dessert cheese on the orif Limburger. Best served from temperature so that it is not runny. Scrape off outward and serve with crackers pieces of apple. Camembert exoli are also popular additive to the dessert cheese tray. Question: Please give me some information for an inexpensive main suitable for a pet luck supporter? TELEVISION Monday, Jan. 21 5:00 P. M. KNXT (2) - West, Film, "Black Ghost" KNBR (4) - Kukla, Fran Ollie KTLA (5) - Playcrafters KECA (7) - Roscoe Aten KEJ (9) - Film KTTV (11) - Range Riley Name of That Song? 7:45 KNBB (4) - News 8:00 P. M. 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KNXT (2)–Sall-Armen KNBH (6)–Lee Horan KTLA (5)–Film, "While I Live" KHJ (9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC (13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–TV News To Me KNBH (4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA (7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ (9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC (13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–TV News To Me KNBH (4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA (7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ (9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC (13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–TV News To Me KNBH (4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA (7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ (9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC (13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT (2)–TV News To Me KNBH (4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2)–TV News To Me KNBH(4)–R. 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KNXT(2)–TV News To Me KNBH(4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2)–TV News To Me KNBH(4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2)–TV News To Me KNBH(4)–R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2)–TV News To Me KNBH(4) R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2) R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" KHJ(9)-Truth About Dixie KLAC(13)-Plim, "Song of Open Road" 10:00 P.M. KNXT(2) R. Montgomery Presents "Partner's House" KECA(7)-Plim, "While I Live" TUESDAY A. M. 7:00 A. 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