anaheim-gazette 1952-04-03

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1908 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Juniors Present Wrist Watch To Candidate Miss Nancy Groff was presented with a wrist watch by the Junior Women's club of Buena Park as a reward for their being able to sell more tickets to promote her as their candidate for queen of the Fullerton county fair, April 30 to May 4, than any of the other 11 clubs sponsoring candidates, according to Dick Crane, fair queen contest chairman. Part of the money raised from the junior club ticket sale will be given Buena Park children for their new youth center. April Program Planned by Washington P-TA Mrs. Ervin Mabs was hostess to George Washington P-TA board Wednesday morning when plans were made for the organization's next meeting which will be held April 23 at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Main business of the session will be installation of officers. Plans for a rag drive, to be held the week of May 23 to 29, were discussed. Mrs. Raymond Damerell, ways and means chairman will Fashion Show Is Success for YWCA Organization The Spring Fashion Show at the YMCA Tuesday evening, staged by the junior YQT club of the Tri-Hi-Y, was well attended by mothers and friends. New styles in practical play clothes, dresses in all the new materials, hats, jackets, purses and beautiful formalms were shown through the cqurfesy and assistance of Mrs. Martha Schumacher of the SQR store and Mrs. Jean Lande of Ballard's. The lovely models were members of the YQT club. The room was beautifully decorated by Jean Schultz and her committee. President, Shirley Pannier, welcomed the guests and Glenda Mungerson was narrator with Jan Larson playing soft music at the piano. Ramona Schley was general chairman of the fashion show, her committee heads being Jean Schultz, refreshments, Marion Caracausa, publicity, and Kay Turner, tickets. Concluding the program, Mrs. Nan Moore, girls work director, introduced Mrs. Don Chamberlin and Miss Barbara Trapp, the leaders of the YQT club who have helped the girls in all their activities. Punch and cookies were served during the social time that followed. GAVEL PRESENTATION to the Emma Heckman is watched by Auxiliary officers for the coming left to right: Grace Dierberger, Vinnie Swallow and Martha Runowena Pebley, Minnie Harvey Joint Installation of Auxiliary Conduct Joint installation of the Anaheim VFW Post and Auxiliary was held last night at the IOO hall with 175 members and their guests in attendance. The hall and dining room were decorated with spring flowers for the ceremony. Women were seated by Opal Walter, department senior vice president of California, and member of the local Auxiliary. George Washington P-TA board Wednesday morning when plans were made for the organization's next meeting which will be held April 23 at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Main business of the session will be installation of officers. Plans for a rag drive, to be held the week of May 23 to 29, were discussed. Mrs. Raymond Damerell, ways and means chairman, will be in charge. At the meeting lunch was also served by Mrs. Mabs and Mrs. Damerell. Mrs. Joseph Mason and Mrs. L. E. Shafer, room mothers for the morning kindergarten, will be hostess chairmen at the April meeting. Meeting date was postponed because of Easter vacation. save 50% LUXURIA CLEANSING CREAM by NARRIET HUBBARD AYER 2.50 value Limited time only NOW 125* plus tax Use it with Luxurie Skin Lotion for a fresher, lovelier look, 1.00*, 1.75*. McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. Center—Anaheim Schultz, refreshments, Marion Caracausa, publicity, and Kay Turner, tickets. Concluding the program, Mrs. Nan Moore, girls work director, introduced Mrs. Don Chamberlin and Miss Barbara Trapp, the leaders of the YQT club who have helped the girls in all their activities. Punch and cookies were served during the social time that followed. All the Tri-Hi-Y clubs are now looking forward to the annual Mother-Daughter Tea to be held this year April 29. The Cinderella Ball at the Ebell club last Saturday night was a big success with over 200 attending. It is the annual girl-date formal dance of the Tri-Hi-Y clubs sponsored by the Women's Advisory committee. The Ebell club was decorated in the Cinderella theme complete with a glass slipper on a satin pillow. Jean Jones of the senior club painted a panorama Cinderella, Prince Charming and the Fairy Godmother, which extended across one end of the large room. A huge glitter ball completed the decorations. Ernie Rojas and his orchestra from Coast College furnished the music. La Habra Home To Be Established By Local Couple Mrs. Jayne Swisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William L. Goode of Buena Park was married to John P. Hodgson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. Hodgson of Glendale, Ariz., who formerly lived in Fullerton. The bride's two sons, Michael and Kent, accompanied the couple to Las Vegas, March 3, and served as ring bearers at the ceremony. The couple will make their home at 1501 N. Cypress st., La Habra. If You Drive! Don't Drink Joint installation of the Anaheim VFW Post and Auxiliary was held last night at the IOO hall with 175 members and their guests in attendance. The hall and dining room were decorated with spring flowers for the cemetery. Women were seated by Open Walter, department senior vice president of California, and member of the local Auxiliary. New president is Emma Heckman; senior vice, Vighon Gamble; Junior vice, Alva Gage; secretary Florence Carroll; treasurer Minnie Harvey; chaplain Ida Tremldie; patriotic instructor, Elizabeth Aldrich; banner bearer, Man Hund, Flag bearer, Mollie Claye color bearers, Martha Russel Grace Dierberger, Adelaine Schroeder and Isbell Illingsworth conductress, Elmo Richards; historian, Dorothy Mallonee; guard Rowena Pebley; musician, Ruth Schilling; associate musician, Violinist Sunshine Club Has Luncheon Mrs. Conna E. Pollack and Mr. W. C. Birmley were co-hostesses at the monthly potluck for hubs and friends. The Starr clubhouse was festive with joquils, pink and white stocks and baby breath. Mrs. Mary Jane Davis, Stanton postmistress, is at home at 750 E. Cerritos, convalescing after minor throat operation at St. Jude's hospital in Orange la week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pons are selling their home at 811 Starr st., and have moved Polo, Ill., to have a farm. PEACH MERINGUE PIE Meringue Crust: 3 egg whites 1 cup beet or cane sugar 1/4 teaspoon baking powder 10 saltine crackers, crushed or rolled ½ cup nutmeats Beat egg whites stiff. Fold sugar, baking powder and crackle mixture until smooth. At AARON SCHULTZ* Anaheim Now! See the latest new styles in home furnishings from markets throughout the country... at our special Opening Preview on Friday, April 4th, when we present our completely new lower floor and the addition of several new departments featuring Better Lines of Home Furnishings. FREE GIFTS NO PURCHASE REQUIRED OPEN FRIDAY, APRIL 4th, UNTIL 11 P.M. Bring the family and browse around *Complete Home Furnishings for Over a Quarter Century Aaron Schultz 301 West Center Ph. 2144 Anaheim PRESENTATION to the new president Heckman is watched by her staff of VFW officers for the coming year. First row, right: Grace Dierberger, Elmo Richards, Swallow and Martha Russell. Second row: Pebley, Minnie Harvey, Isbell Illingsworth, Vignon Gamble, Adelaine Schroeder and Mary Hund. Back row: Ruth Schilling, Dorothy Mallonee, Elizabeth Aldrich, Emma Heckman, Opal Walter, Florence Carroll, Ida Trendle, Alva Gage and Mollie Claes.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Installation of VFW Post-Auxiliary Conducted in IOOF Hall Installation of the Anaheim VFW Post and Auxiliary last night at the IOOF 175 members and their attendance. The hall room were decorated with flowers for the cereal were seated by Opal department senior vice of California, and a local Auxiliary. Niece Swallow; three year trustee, Opal Walter. Table decorations were carried out in the Easter motif with Easter hats. Peach blossoms were used on the head table, the arrangement by Bessie Poetz, Irene Stitchman and Helen Maas. Hall decorations were the work of Mary Hund and Susie Pebley. Installing work on the floor was conducted by the Fullerton Auxiliary Fish Collectors Meet Tomorrow Orange County Aquarium Society will hold its third meeting Friday at 8 p.m. in Santa Ana Community Center, 1104 W. 8th st. Permanent officers will be elected and charter membership closed. Mrs. Harry Hulett, a wholesale breeder from Bellflower, will speak on Corydoras. At a previous meeting, Bill Lawson won first prize on his angle fish. James Fox won the 10 gal auditorium of Anaheim VFW post first row, from left: Gvocate; Frank MorenRichards, senior vice chaplain. Second row, Magnolia P-TA Elects Office Election of officers for meeting this week of P-TA: Mrs. Homer Kirk was to serve as president, M.Fierce, vice president; M.sey Aldred, recording Mrs. Cleo Mossman, Mrs. Phillip Bradley, Mrs. Clyde Hutchings, peterian and Mrs. J. G. auditor. The S.Q.R. STORE Announces... 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VFW INSTALLS NEW OFFICERS—New officers of Anaheim VFW post installed last night include, first row, from left: George E. Miller, judge advocate; Frank Moreno, service officer; Ernest Richards, senior vice-commander; L. Simons, chaplain. Second row, from left: Larry K. Richards, officer of the day; Bill Pebley, junior vice-commander; Ralph Aldrich, commander; Wally Maas, outgoing commander; L. T. Gamble, quartermaster, and Ray Mallonee, trustee.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Magnolia P-TA Elects Officers Election of officers featured a meeting this week of Magnolia P-TA. Mrs. Homer Kirk was reelected to serve as president, Mrs. Roy Pierce, vice president; Mrs. Lindsey Aldred, recording secretary; Mrs. Cleo Mossman, treasurer; Mrs. Phillip Bradley, historian; Mrs. Clyde Hutchings, parliamenarian and Mrs. J. G. Parsons, auditor. CHERRY TOP PUDDING 1½ cups sifted enriched flour ½ cup beet or cane sugar 2 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg ½ cup milk 3 tablespoons melted shortening 2 cups chopped sour red cherries ½ cup beet or cane sugar Sift together flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. Beat egg, add milk and shortening. Add dry ingredients, mixing only to moisten flour. Pour into greased 8x8x2-inch pan. Mix cherries with remaining ½ cup sugar and spread over batter. Bake at 375 degrees 35 to 40 minutes. Serve with cherry sauce. Makes 16 2-inch squares. Cherry Sauce ½ cup beet or cane sugar 4 teaspoons cornstarch 1 cup cherry juice (drained from canned cherries) Election of officers featured a meeting this week of Magnolia TA. Mrs. Homer Kirk was reelected to serve as president, Mrs. Roy fierce, vice president; Mrs. Lindley Aldred, recording secretary; Mrs. Cleo Mossman, treasurer; Mrs. Phillip Bradley, historian; Mrs. Clyde Hutchings, parliamentarian and Mrs. J. G. Parsons, auditor. The association accepted the merit award system from American Legion Auxiliary Post 72. The honor will be accorded to four boys and four girls from Magnolia schools 1 and 2 and will be presented annually at graduation exercises. Mrs. James Allen, program chairman, introduced Dr. Cyril Smith of the Orange county Dental society who showed the film, "Good Health Through Better Living." Announcement was made of the nine week First Aid class at Savanna school beginning April 7 with a full enrollment urged. The tea table was attractively arranged with sweet peas and other flowers. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank McManus, Mrs. Clyde Morris and Mrs. Clyde Hoskins. 1 teaspoon salt 1 egg ½ cup milk 3 tablespoons melted shortening 2 cups chopped sour red cherries ½ cup beet or cane sugar Sift together flour, sugar, bak-fluor. Pour into greased 8x8x2-inch pan. Mix cherries with remaining ½ cup sugar and spread over batter. Bake at 375 degrees 35 to 40 minutes. Serve with cherry sauce. 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