anaheim-gazette 1952-05-27

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, MAY 27, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Altrusa Installation of Officers Conducted at Dinner Meeting Marian Anderson was formally installed last night as president of Anaheim Altrusa club in ceremonies conducted by Carrie Lou Sutherland. Serving with her are first vice president, Helen Mitchell; second vice, Marguerite Coons; recording secretary, Jackie Clemmer; corresponding secretary, Agnes Criss; treasurer, Vernice Hill; parliamentarian, Edith Holsinger; directors, Dorothy Dickenson, Carrie Lou Sutherland, Alice Sowder, Helen Kaulbars and Pearl Wagoner. Initiation of two new members, Marie Rouquet and Shirley Dougan, was conducted by Anne Clodt and Edith Holsinger. Lillian Rogers presented Mrs. Anderson with the president's pin and Mrs. Wagoner was given the past president's pin by Mrs. Sutherland. During the business meeting, the June 9 meeting was cancelled and a June 23 work shop planned at the Anderson home in La Habra Heights. Speaker of the evening was Mayme Krythe, writer and traveler and a former member of the Woodrow Wilson High school faculty who presented an entertaining talk. Corps Members To Make Floral Tributes Thursday A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps members are urged to be at City park Thursday and to bring scissors, twine and flowers for making Memorial Day cemetery bouquets. Seven members of the local corps attended Whittier Federation meeting presided over by Elloene Auffenkamp, president, of Laguna Beach. Greetings were extended by the chairman of Whittier Chamber of Commerce. Present for the session were delegations from Laguna, Bellflower, Santa Ana, Fullerton, La Habra, Orange, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove and Westminster. An interesting talk was presented by the new department president, Ruth Johnson. Leona Hull, president of Anaheim corps, was conductress. Others present from this city were Mary Hatfield, Mary Fordyce, Emma Yale, Alice Robert and Mary Mitchell. Total attendance was 125. During the business meeting, the June 9 meeting was cancelled and a June 23 work shop planned at the Anderson home in La Habra Heights. Speaker of the evening was Mayme Krythe, writer and traveler and a former member of the Woodrow Wilson High school faculty who presented an entertaining report on her Mediterranean cruise aboard a freighter. Dinner preceded the meeting. Fullerton Notes Climaxing the three days of Blue and Gold activities at Fullerton Junior college, was the Blue and Gold dance. The all-school dance was held in the Patio which was appropriately decorated with magnolias to correspond to the theme of Magnolia Moods. Bob Brownfield and his orchestra, featuring Emmo Lou Welch as vocalist, played for the dance. Highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Blue and Gold royalty. Blue and Gold Princess Carol New carrying a spray of gardenias was escorted down the spotlighted aisle by student body president, Phil Whitner. Prince Gale Conner was escorted by social chairman Betty Jones. The Prince and Princesses were presented with trophies. The Regional Speak Off of the Toastmistress' Clubs of Southern California was held Saturday, May 24. The Speak Off was held during a dinner meeting at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena. Miss Joyce Wilson attended as the Fullerton club representative and Francis Lewis as her alternate. Also attending from Fullerton were Mrs. Reid Corbett, Edith Pierce, Jan Kohlenberger, and Mrs. Bob Miller of Buena Park. Oklahoma Highlights Play At Knott's An interesting talk was presented by the new department president, Ruth Johnson. Leona Hull, president of Anaheim corps, was conductress. Others present from this city were Mary Hatfield, Mary Fordyce, Emma Yale, Alice Robert and Mary Mitchell. Total attendance was 125. Seattle Couple Plan Marriage Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Simms announce the approaching marriage of their daughter, Betty Joyce, to Raymond E. Robey. The engaged pair will wed June 13, in Seattle. Betty Joyce was graduated from Anaheim Union High school and is employed by the Port of Embarkation in Seattle. Her fiance has completed five years army service and at present is employed by the Boeing Aircraft of Seattle. They plan to make their home in Seattle. Betty's address is 1000 6th ave., No. 338, Seattle, Wash. Cub Pack 102 Awards Given The Anaheim Elks sponsored Cubs, Pack 102, held its regular monthly meeting at the Horace Mann school auditorium Friday night. Cubs who had earned badges and arrow points were rewarded by being presented with the awards. Salvador Herrera was given a Wolf badge and a gold and silver arrow points. Will Copeland and Tommy Raymond received Bear badges and Leo Leonard, a Lion badge. Copeland also received a gold arrow point. Gold and Silver arrow points were given to Bobby Shroeder, Glen Mott, Michael Cronin, and Dennis Carlson. Carl Nelson a Gold point. Silver arrow points were awarded to Ricky and Eddie Schefler, Bob Jeter, George Leper, Mike Coffman, and Lynn Wayne Ference. Denner stripes to Hank Harvey, Steve Squires, Ricky Schefler and Billy Ballman. Traditional Europe In Marriage Service Miss Angele Sidoine Merlica Cypress was united in marriage Saturday morning with Fr. Sallaberry of Artesia, in nuppe performed by Father Pat Pierse at St. Boniface Catholic church. Following traditional Europe custom, the bride having educated in Belgium and bridegroom in France, Frank laberry called on the bride, lying the bridal bouquet, and parted for the church with bride's mother, Mrs. Clara Norgaele and her sister in the car. The bride and her sister, Leona Merlier, who served bridesmaid, followed in the car. Victor Logier, uncle, gave bride away and Martin Chiphet netche from Artesia attended bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sallaberry of France, the bride's parents, were not able attend the ceremony. The bride carried white cations and a white orchid which wore on her two piece touring outfit later. The bride of honor wore a blue gown pink carnations and the bride mother a navy suit with lace orchid, corsage. As the couple left the chapel as is the custom of their court the men stood together on right and the women on the left and tossed flowers to the chapel. A reception followed at De San Antonio. Among the guests were 60 employees of Boss Overall Cleaners where bride has been in charge of store since coming here from gium three years ago. A family dinner was given Mrs. Nachtergaele that even at Marcel's in Montebello. The couple will be at hon 8812 Cypress ave., Cypress, a two week honeymoon in Francisco. Oklahoma Highlights Play At Knott's "A good show never dies," to paraphrase a famous saying. "Oklahoma Highlights," this year's traveling roadshow by Fullerton Junior college students, seems to prove the lingering popularity of a well-done production. The show will be presented again at Knott's Berry Farm for an evening performance in the bowl there on Wednesday, May 28, 1952, at 8:30 p.m. This event is free to the public. AMBULANCE SERVICE FERNIE, B.C. (P) — Fernie has purchased a seven-passenger automobile to be converted into an ambulance, as the first step in establishing a community ambulance service. SELECT YOUR GRADUATION GIFT NOW USE OUR EASY LAY-AWAY PLAN HONEST WOMAN RICHLAND, Wash. (P) — If Diogenes is looking for an honest woman, let him cast his lamp on Mrs. F. O. Perkins. She was walking in front of a theater when she saw a fairly well-upholstered money bag. She opened it. It had $69.55 in currency and change. She called the police. A vending machine company operator later claimed it — and said the contents were intact, right down to the last cent. LUCKY CHANNEL LOS ANGELES (P) — Television station KLAC of this city regards the channel which it occupies as a good omen. Its station-break sign reads "KLAC-TV, Lucky Channel 13." If You Drink! Don't Drive The Julian Blacks of Hansen Manor entertained Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bonaventura of Long Beach, formerly from Sicily, Italy, and their son James Sunday. Other out of town guests were Mrs. Katherine Paige of Long Beach and their son, Terry J. Lewis, airman 2c from George Air Base at Victoryville. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coney of the Stanton Lodge took a group of local boy treasure hunt sponsored Kiwanis Club in Garden Saturday. Robert Cole uncovered of mobile oil and Robert linoleum cutting outfit. THE Store Hours: 9:30 A.M. to THRIFTY SHO Very timely ...and very specially priced of those in which you are interested... CLEARANCE! Women's LINEN SPORTSWEAR Regular 7.95 and 8.95 Values, Clearance Price beginning Wednesday Group consists of bright colored striped JACK WESKITS and solid colored SKIRTS with matching belts, formerly priced at 8.95 ...also matched HALTERS, formerly priced at 7.95. sportswear - CLOSING - OUT Entire Stock of PERMA LET BRAS ANGELE MERLIER said vows at Catholic church on Saturday. Old World customs were observed in the litty ceremony. (Hollywood Studio Photo) Traditional European Customs Observed during Marriage Service Conducted Here Angela Sidoine Merlier of Mass was united in marriage day morning with Frank Berry of Artesia, in nuptials named by Father Patrick at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Awards of Merit Given to VFW Auxiliary Members Traditional European Customs Observed at Marriage Service Conducted Here Susan Angele Sidoine Merlier of Mass was united in marriage day morning with Frank Berry of Artesia, in nuptials named by Father Patrick at St. Boniface Catholic Church. Following traditional European norm, the bride having been dressed in Belgium and the groom in France, Frank Salary called on the bride, leaving the bridal bouquet, and died for the church with the mother, Mrs. Clara Nachlee and her sister, Miss A Merlier, who served as maid, followed in the second doctor Logier, uncle, gave the away and Martin Chigayeye from Artesia attended the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Berry of France, the bride's parents, were not able to attend the ceremony. The bride carried white carnation and a white orchid which she wore on her two piece tourquoise dressing outfit later. The maid honor wore a blue gown with carnations and the bride's silver navy suit with lavender cordage. In the couple left the church, the custom of their countries, men stood together on the floor and the women on the left tossed flowers to the couple. Reception followed at Capilla San Antonio. Among the 125 adults were 60 employees of the Overall Cleaners where the house has been in charge of the since coming here from Belmont three years ago. Family dinner was given by Nachtergaele that evening Marcel's in Montebello. The couple will be at home at Cypress ave., Cypress, after two week honeymoon in San Francisco. Awards of Merit Given to VFW Auxiliary Members National Veterans Administration presented awards of merit to VFW Auxiliary members who have served for 100 or more hours as volunteer workers at Long Beach Naval Hospital, when the organization met recently. Honored were Irene Stitchman, Helen Maas, Elmo Richards, Vignon Gamble and Elizabeth Aldrich. Guest at the meeting last night was RFrieda Grimes from Illinois, who is transferring membership to the local club. Charles Bucky, Naval Base, Terminal Island, won the hand knit shawl made and donated to the Auxiliary by Alva Gage. Emma David, sewing chairman, called a meeting at her home, 822 N. Helena st., for June 4, with a noon pot-luck. April and May birthday honores were seated at a decorated table and presented with gifts. They were, Minnie Harvey, Hattie Nichelson, Germaine Moreno, Susy Pebly, Bertha Lehrke, and Elizabeth Aldrich. President, Emma Heckman, was in charge of gifts and games. Refreshment chairman was Emma Daniel. Calendar TONIGHT Hi-Y—6:30 p.m. father and son banquet, YMCA. Tri-Hi-Y—7:00 p.m., joint installation. Native Sons of the Golden West — 7:00 p.m. birthday dinner, Lum's Cafe. Junior Ebell—7:30 p.m. beginner's bridge, Ebell clubhouse. IOOF No. 199—8:00 p.m., IOOF hall. City Council — 8:00 p.m., Council Chambers, City hall. Chispa Chapter, Eastern Star — 8:00 p.m. birthday party, Past Matrons' and Past Patrons' night. Fuchsia Society — 8:00 p.m. Legion hall, open to public. Topic,"Ferns." TOMORROW Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. Business & Professional Woman's Club — 8:00 p.m. Ebell clubhouse. CLOSING - OUT Entire Stock of PERMA-LIFT BRAS Regular 1.50 NOW PRICE 75¢ to Closing-out entire stock of Perma-lift Bras, nationally - advertised . . . cottones, nylon marquisette. CLEARANCE! Women Mandarin Style, Rayon Jeans GOWNS, PAJAMAS, RO Nationally-known brand names and one of our fine lingerie Broken colors and sizes price clearance Wednesday. Save up to 3.06 on each GOWNS in blue and coral, Regular 4.95, Clearance price for Wednesday PAJAMAS in coral, black, aqua, regular 5.95, Clearance Price for Wednesday ROBES in black and coral, regular 7.95, Clearance Price for Wednesday lingerie Monument WOVEN BEDSPREAK Regular 5.95 to 7.95 values. RETURN TO LONDON—Princess Margaret arrives at Buckingham Palace, London, from Windsor Castle. She accompanied her sister, Queen Elizabeth, who will live at the Palace. Monument WOVEN BEDSPREAK Regular 5.95 to 7.95 values, Special for Wednesday Only A limited number of Monument woven bedsheets patterns and colors, in twin and double bed priced for a quick clearance Wednesday! Girl's PRINT DRESSS Regular 3.95 2.00 3.00 Thrifty mothers will buy several at these lovely styles, fine quality prints, exceptionally well early Wednesday! Infant's and Children's HIGH SHOES Values up to 4.95 Specially Priced For Wednesday Only Infant's and Children's High Shoes in sizes to 12 in white or brown. Wonderful values Acrobat, Trimfoot and other nationally-known budget footwear. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis C. McBratley of the Stanton Lions Club took a group of local boys to the treasure hunt sponsored by the Kiwanis Club in Garden Grove Saturday. Robert Cole uncovered an order of mobile oil and Robert Ward a minoleum cutting outfit. Mrs. Catherine Logue of Hanes Manor, has taken leave from Kwikset Locks Inc., to fly to Lafayetteville, Ark., to see her father, C. E. Brown, who is not expected to live. The regular Savanna P-TA meeting called for tonight has been postponed by Supt. Wayne LOS ANGELES (P) — The Bixby Slough, west of Long Beach, was described in a suit today as a hidden trap in which 12 children have drowned during the last three years. L. Butterbaugh due to the many cases of measles. THE S.Q.R. STORE S: 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M.; Friday, 9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M. FIFTY SHOPPERS, ATTENTION! Read every item ... make a memo you are interested ... then shop early Wednesday! CE! Women's Sportswear beginning 4.00 colored striped JACKETS and SKIRTS with matching striped dress at 7.95. sportswear - second floor ING - OUT Stock of UET PRAS Women's RAYON SUITS Values up to 25.00. Pastels and dark colors. Sizes 10-18; a few half sizes ... second floor Women's SUMMER HATS Values up to 5:00. 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Smart joints, exceptionally well made. Shop children's shop - second floor and Children's GH SHOES 1.95 High Shoes in sizes 2½ to 8 - 8½ inch. Wonderful values in Dr. Posner, other nationally-known makes. budget footwear downstairs Men's STRAW HATS Regular 2.50, handwoven, large shape, special for Wednesday Only 1.95 men's store Men's SPORT SHIRTS Values up to 3.95, small size only, short sleeves, Wednesday Only 1.95 men's store Men's White HANDKERCHIEFS Good quality, generous size, special for Wednesday Only 7 for 1.00 men's store MEN'S SUSPENDERS Clearance odds and ends, values up to 1.75, Special for Wednesday Only 49¢ men's store THE SQR STORE 13 BIG, FREE PARKING LOTS IN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM