anaheim-gazette 1952-02-21

Social and Club Activities Beta Sigma Phi Hears Talk by Dance Instructor Beta Sigma Phi's speaker for this week was Mrs. Josephine Murray who spoke on the purpose of modern dance in the schools, Mrs. Murray, who teaches dance at Fullerton High school and Junior college, explained that modern dance gives the participants the opportunity to express ideas and emotions as well as the opportunity for bodily expression. The enthusiasm which Mrs. Murray imparts to her students was readily evident in her delightful talk. Plans for a Tri City (Anaheim, Fullerton and Santa Ana) informal party, the Tri-City formal founder's day banquet and the California Beta Sigma Phi convention to be held in Pasadena were discussed. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Dorothea Schutz with Dorothy Gerlich as co-hostess. Job's Daughters Plan March Events Job's Daughters Bethel 5 met in regular session in Masonic Temple with Jean Bastian, honored queen presiding. Bethel guardians, Mrs. Tillie Ehrle and Mrs. Donald Pullman were introduced. Announcement was made of a tea to be held March 8 in the Temple; "go to church Sunday" March 16; sports record dance, March 22; box social, March 24. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Friendly Circle Well Attended Grace Lutheran church Friendly Circle met Tuesday evening in the home of Pearl Mohn with Mrs. Clyde Schlund assisting in hostess duties. Out of town guests attending were Mrs. Carrol Devereaux of North Dakota; Mrs. A. Nelson of Minnesota and Mrs. Harry Steif Sr., of Iowa. Mrs. Edna Barron led devotions which were followed by games and refreshments. Elect Officers MRS. DONALD DICKENSON pins Percy Kelley, who was present Membership in Loara P-TA yest when the association held its meeting. Looking on is Mrs. Jol Initiation Date Set American Legion Au American Legion Auxiliary met in the hall Tuesday night with first vice-president Mabel Masterson presiding in the absence of Elizabeth Neuman. Report of the county council meeting, held at Placentia, was given by Peggy Boysen. She also reported on the district meeting held at Hemet Feb. 14. Marian Students Give Katella P-TL Programs Nance Lois Olmstead of Orange County Health department was guest speaker at a meeting of Katella P-TL Tuesday and presented a helpful and informative talk on the subject "Home Care of Polio." She used slides to illustrate her points. Program chairman, Mrs. Loren Wagner, introduced the speaker and the first grade class of Miss Cynthia Rainey, who presented two songs and a puppet show. The first grade also led the flag salute and singing of "America." Under the leadership of their teacher, Mrs. Jeanette Smith, the second grade showed slides and read stories they had made in conjunction with their study of farm animals. Mrs. Ross Brownfield presided over the brief business meeting. Appointed to the nominating committee were Mrs. John Row, Mrs. Owen Francis and Mrs. Bob Walton. Room count was won by the first grade. Fifth grade mothers served tea at a table centered with daffodils. Out of town guests attending were Mrs. Carrol Devereaux of North Dakota; Mrs. A. Nelson of Minnesota and Mrs. Harry Steif Sr., of Iowa. Mrs. Edna Barron led devotions which were followed by games and refreshments. Elect Officers For Y's Menettes One of Arnheim's newest organizations, the Y's Menettes club met this week at the YMCA to hear the constitution and to elect officers. To serve as president is Mrs. Richard Harris; vice president, Mrs. Orlo Fast; secretary, Mrs. Dan Trabant and treasurer, Mrs. J. Ross Walker. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Harold Schneider and Mrs. Lee Hanson. New Dates for Mother’s Club Mr. Verna Hopkins, 812 N. Palm st., will be hostess to Job's Daughters Mothers club at a meeting Feb. 25. Election of new officers will be conducted. The Guardian Council has decided to have Mothers club preceding the second regular meeting of Job's Daughters. A 6 p.m., family pot luck dinner will be served. The Council will meet preceding the first monthly meeting of Job's Daughters for a business session. If You Drive! Don't Drink at McMAHAN'S... 5-TIED BROOMS Made exclusively for McMahan's. Painted handles fine broom corn. American Legion Au American Legion Auxiliary met in the hall Tuesday night with first vice-president Mabel Masterson presiding in the absence of Elizabeth Neuman. Report of the county council meeting, held at Placentia, was given by Peggy Boysen. She also reported on the district meeting held at Hemet Feb. 14. Marian Ruedy, membership chairman, said that there are now 139 members, 11 of these are new. At the next regular meeting in March initiation of candidates will be conducted by Newport Harbor initiation team. Erthel Thatcher, legislative chairman, commented briefly on bulletins she has received and urged the members to write their Senators and representatives regarding bills now before Congress. In hospital work the Auxiliary voted to buy scuffies and make two bed jackets for the VA hospital in Long Beach. The auxiliary will be hostess to the county council on March 11. On March 14 the auxiliary is entertaining the Legion post with a dinner in honor of their 32nd birthday anniversary. Program chairman, Mrs. Gene Marvin, introduced the speaker, Paul Cook, superintendent of Anaheim city schools who discussed the subject "Americanism," in 5-TIED BROOMS Made exclusively for McMahan's. Painted handles, fine broom corn. 99* Reg. $1.39 COFFEE MAKERS Percolator type Aluminum Coffee Makers. 6 cup size. REG. $2.95 Mr Mahan's FURNITURE STORES 221 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Phone 2524 2049 Here is a perky head-hugger that may be worn with or without the band and it will carry you successfully through spring. Pattern envelope no. 2049 contains complete crocheting instructions, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St Chicago 6, Ill. New way to cook shrimp: She shrimp, remove black vein, and cut in two lengthwise. Heat a lit tie butter or margarine in a skillet with a crushed clove or garlic add shrimp and cook and stir until they are cooked through. Servethe shrimp with baked potatoand a tossed green salad for delicious supper. NALD DICKENSON pins corsage on Mrs. Kelley, who was presented with a Lifeorship in Loara P-TA yesterday afternoon the association held its Founder's Day. Looking on is Mrs. John Meyer, president. Past presidents introduced and honored were Mrs. R. R. Schwarctach, Mrs. W. H. Foster, Mrs. Frank Wick, Mrs. Foster Warwick and Mrs. Meyer—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Station Date Set for Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary Candidates San Legion Auxiliary met all Tuesday night with president Mabel Masteriding in the absence of Neuman. of the county council held at Placentia, was Peggy Boysen. She also on the district meeting Hemet Feb. 14, Marian keeping with the Americanism month observance by the Auxiliary during February. Preceding Cook's talk, a duet by Mrs. Carolyn Fackiner and her daughter, Mrs. Betty Rees, was given. A social hour concluded the meeting. Buffet tables was set Social Club Has Meeting Chispa Chapter 151 Social club met Tuesday evening in Masonic Temple for a pot luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Seekins were on the host committee. A brief business meeting was conducted and cards were played. When you're preparing Swiss steak add a half cup of nonfat dry milk solids to a quarter cup of American Legion Auxiliary Candidates met Tuesday night with president Mabel Masterding in the absence of Neuman. of the county council held at Placentia, was Peggy Boysen. She also on the district meeting Hemet Feb. 14. Marian membership chairman, there are now 139 memof these are new. At the regular meeting in March of candidates will be led by Newport Harbor team. Thatcher, legislative, commented briefly on she has received and members to write their and representatives rebills now before Congress. Initial work the Auxiliary buy scuffles and make jackets for the VA host-Long Beach. Auxiliary will be hostess to city council on March 11. March 14 the auxiliary is eng the Legion post with in honor of their 32nd anniversary. Chairman, Mrs. Gene introduced the speaker, ook, superintendent of Analy schools who discussed object "Americanism," in keeping with the Americanism month observance by the Auxiliary during February. Preceding Cook's talk, a duet by Mrs. Carolyn Fackiner and her daughter, Mrs. Betty Rees, was given. A social hour concluded the meeting. Buffet tables was set with a white lace cloth and red and blue candles in crystal holders. Cherry pie and coffee were served by the hostess committee. The meeting was well attended. Has Meeting Chispa Chapter 151 Social club met Tuesday evening in Masonic Temple for a pot luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Seekins were on the host committee. A brief business meeting was conducted and cards were played. When you're preparing Swiss steak add a half cup of nonfat dry milk solids to a quarter cup of the seasoned flour you pound into the meat. This amount of milk solids and flour will be enough for about a pound of round or flank steak. Any day or is perfect dry 2049 is a perky head-hugger may be worn with or withband and it will carry you fully through spring. envelope No. 2049 conplete crocheting instrucmaterial requirements, illustrations and finishing ns. 25 cents in coins, your address and the pattern to Peggy Roberts, Anaazette, 367 W. Adams St., 6, Ill. way to cook shrimp: Shell remove black vein, and two lengthwise. Heat a litter or margarine in a skilla crushed clove or garlic, imp and cook and stir until are cooked through. Serve shrimp with baked potatoes tossed green salad for a supper. ...when y GAS C Ever have the weather domaking you rush to take deor keeping you from washi To be free of the weatheery, too, install an automadryer. Then you can driday or night, rain or shine minutes. For gas dries clo Southern California sun than any other fuel. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Live better District 17 YLI Conference Held Oceanside Conference of District Young Ladles Institute held Sunday in OceanMass in St. Mary's Star of church in Oceanside prethe opening of the Conferlebrant of the Mass was excellency, The Most Rev. F. Buddy, bishop of San who was also the guest at the buffet breakfast in St. Mary's school hall. stress was Gertrude WinStella Maris Institute No. Welcome for Hostess Institella Maris No. 183 of de, was given by president, Murray. Welcome for the de was given by Ann HenDistrict Deputy. A tour Luis Rey Mission followed breakfast. ing officer was Ann S. Keyy, district deputy, Heffinstitute No. 76, San Diego, e of the Conference was the Catholic Salesman." Members were Florence of Anaheim Institute No. who spoke on "Questions by non-Catholics." Kathryn Fisher; Heffernan Institute in San Diego, spoke on the Rosamond Travis of Ma-Institute No. 203, National magazines and literature Gary Farrell of Santa Ana No. 104 on Purgatory,otion and Indulgence. Resthe Tax Referendum Bill given by Madeline Murdoch WRC Installation Next Tuesday Installation of new officers for AB Paul WRC will be held in the home of Mrs. Mable Lukens, 6771 Ball road Feb. 26. Pot luck lunch-eon will be served at 12 noon. At the meeting on Feb. 19 Mrs. Lenora Meshlow was introduced as a new member. Good sandwich filling for small fry: Add plumped raisins to peanut butter and mix with a little mayonnaise. To plump the raisins soak them in hot water for about five minutes, then drain well. Cut chicken livers into bite-size pieces and brown in a little butter or margarine; add to tomato sauce over spaghetti. Pass freshly grated Parmesan cheese with this dish. District No. 17 was given by Mercedes Kilker of Long Beach Institute No. 129. Past Grand President, Genevieve Kohler of Santa Barbara was a special guest. She announced the organization of a new institute at Gardena on Sunday, March 2. Guest speakers were the Very Rev. Thomas Lehane, pastor of St. Mary's Star of the Sea church in Oceanside, also Father J. Luent, assistant at St. Mary's church, Fullerton. A beautiful clock was presented to Ann Hennessey, district deputy of San Diego, a gift in which all the institutes in District 17 participated. The Conference concluded with a farewell dinner at the Elk's club in Oceanside. News in Maternity Frocks Just right to wear while awaiting the stork is this well-styled comfortable yoked frock that provides for needed adjustment. As a useful companion piece make the loose two-toned jacket. Underneath it all is a neat slip. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1332 is designed in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40, 42. 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