anaheim-gazette 1952-06-10

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Margaret Myers Honored by Rebekah District at Reception Held Here Lois Rebekah Lodge was hostess to District 50 of Orange county at a reception for Barbara Myers, district deputy president. Lodges of the district were well represented. Ellene Callor, chairman of decorating, used large white hearts with pink centers and large baskets of pink white gladiolus. Escorts of the evening were violet Thierfelder and Pat Seuter, district deputy grand marshal. Bessie Curtis; district deputy grand master of District 59, Harry Mansperger; past grand master of Patriarch Militant of California, Henry Mang. They were introduced by Mabel Ives, mistress of ceremonies. Special guests were Audrey Ratkovich, committee member of Rebekah Assembly; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, parents of the honored guest; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Myers, brother, and family, and Clara Porteous, an aunt of the honoree. Mae Willis presented the colors and Katherine Crist, Noble grand, gave the address of welcome. Response was given by Harry Mansperger. Featured in the musical programothy Heinze; grand secretary, Berthyle Reisinger; grand treasurer, Carrie Minnis; grand inside guardian, Mildred Fitz; grand chaplain, Susan Benbrook; musician, Maud Adams; soloist, Eva Scutt; escorts, Violet Thierfelder, Pat Senter, Margle Vaughn, Elsie Spaulding, Ellene Cailor, Mable Clark, Vernice Summer, Lizzie Knight, Ruth Carter, Gale Cleveland, Gladys Hamilton, Edna Kruse and Iona Cooper. Installation will be held in July. Refreshments followed with Margaret Myers and Katherine Crist pouring. Assisting were Mae Willis, Opal Meeker, Launa Boon, Vivian Waite, Charlottg Hodges and Susan Benbrooks. Engagement Plans Announced by Grove Girl Engagement of Miss Nancy Struble to Sgt. Duane Stout, son of Mrs. Berth Stout, 11062 Park dr., Garden Grove, has been announced by parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Clio Struble. A prenuptial tea was given the home of Mrs. John Brody 9342 Hillview road. Friday Donna Flynn, second grade Mnolia teacher, who will mute Robert William Kopp of June 12, at the White Terrace Methodist church in Anaheim. Assisting the hostess was Edmund R. Cook. Mmes. Mr. Lou Maxwell and Roy Fierce insided over the silver tea service The motif of the party was set the floral arrangements of wrist stock and dyed-yellow daisies ried out in the petit fours. The 30 guests were the facet kovich, committee member of Rebekah Assembly; Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, parents of the honored guest; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Myers, brother, and family, and Clara Porteous, an aunt of the honoree. Mae Willis presented the colors and Katherine Crist, Noble grand, gave the address of welcome. Response was given by Harry Mansperger. Featured in the musical program were dances by Vicky Hiltscher, Bonny Hannon, and Sandy Stinson, of Richards Martin studio; readings by Muriel Downey and Mamie Hodges of Crookshank drama studio; and Betty Black, Tom Kavanaugh and Mardi Beigher from Leah Pemberton voice studio. Henry Mang spoke briefly and wished the deputy success in her work. Miss Meyers' staff then formed a heart in the center of the floor and Bessie Curtis, district deputy marshal, presented her with a gold evening bag. The honoree expressed her appreciation and then introduced her staff. Included are grand warden, Ora Horn; grand outside guardian, Dor-North Anaheim Prescription Pharmacy 732 No. Los Angeles St. Prescription Center FREE PARKING See us for DRUG needs. PRICES RIGHT PHONE ANAHEIM 6292 Engagement Plans Announced by Grove Girl Engagement of Miss Nancy Struble to Sgt. Duane Stout, son of Mrs. Berth Stout, 11062 Park dr., Garden Grove, has been announced by parents of the bride-to-be, Mr. and Mrs. Clio Struble, 12312 Euclid ave., Garden Grove. Miss Struble will graduate from Garden Grove high school this week. Stout, who graduated from same school in 1949, served nine months with the U.S. Marines in Korea and is now stationed at Santa Ana Marine Air Station. No wedding plans have been announced. Marriage of Daughter Told By Cypress Family Mr. and Mrs. Murel R. Bouse, 8371 Gay st., Cypress, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Doris, to HM2 Henry A. Miller. The couple surprised their families and friends by marrying in Mexico, May 30. The bride attended Excelsior high school and was graduated from Anaheim high after which she attended Long Beach City college. The couple will make their home at 5371 Camp st., Cypress, until November when he will be released from the Navy. Miller is formerly from Minnesota and a salesman with an insurance company. Lenain Home Setting for Graduation Feast Mrs. August F. Lenain, 300 Wilhelmina st., entertained her daughter, Karen, Friday m with 40 students from the graduating class at St. Boniface school as guests. Assisting the hostess was Mmes. Eugene P. Metzger, Mich Hernandez and Aloysius P. C of Buena Park. Ping pong, games and dance were featured in the rum room. Ball games were played on the lawn. Blue and yellow, the colors, set the motif of the parade and an inscription "farewell c of '52" was set off by an arrangement of gladiolas. LAKE'S... GIFTS dad's really Go For FATHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY GIFTS dad's really Go For FATHER'S DAY IS NEXT SUNDAY GIVE DAD A USEFUL GIFT... SOMETHING FROM LAKE'S Here Are A Few Suggestions SLACKS, from $8.95 SPORT SHIRTS, from $2.50 BALBOA BLUE JACKETS $4.95 BALBOA BLUE SLACKS $4.95 BALBOA BLUE PEGS $4.50 HICKOK JEWELRY, from $1.50 EISENHOWER JACKETS (Gabardine) $10.95 to $12.50 225 W. Center St. Anaheim NEXT TO FOX THEATER Use Anaheim's Free Parking Lots Open House for Couple Honors 25th Anniversary OLIVE: Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lemke of Villa Park were entertained in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary Sunday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Schlueter, sister and brother-in-law of the latter. Hosts were their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Frick, Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Beckman, parents of Mrs. Lemke; the Schluters, and Messrs. and Mesdames George Lemke, Ben Lemke, Walter Timken, Henry Menning, Arthur Lemke, and Edwin Lemke. The pation of the home was decorated with a large arrangement of coral and white gladioli and Easter Lilies which had been placed in St. John's Lutheran church during the morning service to honor the couple on their anniversary, by the Fricks who also presented Mrs. Lemke with an orchid corsage. A bouquet of white gladioli and silver leaves centered the gift table. Refreshments of sandwiches, relishes, cake and coffee were served at the buffet tables by the hostesses, with Mrs. Frick and Mrs. Schlueter pouring the coffee. Nearly 100 guests who gathered to congratulate the bride and bridegroom of 25 years, included members of their bridal party, Clara Beckman Schlueter, maid of honor; George Lemke, best man; Minnie Lemke Henning, bridesmaid; Lorena Timken Gollin, flower girl; Evelyn Timken Graupensperger, gate opener; and 30 guests were the faculty Calendar TONIGHT Anaheim Union High School Senior Class—6:30 p.m. barbeque, City park. Angelim Farm Center—6:30 p.m. Union High School cafeteria. Native Sons of the Golden West—7 p.m., Knights of Columbus hall. City Council—8:00 p.m. City hall Council Chambers. IOOF No. 199—8:00 p.m. IOOF hall. Chilea Chapter—8:00 p.m. Masonle Temple. TOMORROW Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. Fremont School—7:00 p.m. graduation excercles, Greek Theatre, Royal Arch Mason No. 125—7:30 p.m. Mark Master practice, meeting. Business & Professional Women's Club—7:30 p.m. National's Camp, Pullerton. School—9:00 p.m. eighth grade graduation party, school lunchroom. La Serena Club Assists with Korean Refugee A delicious steak bake in the patio of Mrs. Carlton Barthelmes, 423 S. Indiana st. was enjoyed by members of the La Serena club recently. The business session was presided over by the president, Mrs. Wilbert Heiden. A special guest was Nina Bamesberger, who taught the members how to make wood fibre carnations. These lessons will be resumed in October when the members will meet in the home of Mrs. Warren Doller on Ball rd. The members were requested to make Fun Books during the summer vacation for the children and old people at the Orange county hospital. Members were reminded to save their size 14 boys' clothes for a worthy boy in Korea, who has become separated from his parents and has been "adopted" by Catherine Peltzer, 12 st. and Shirley Schmidt Anaheim-Olive Rd., Scouts of Troop 8 chosen by the local council selections commend Camp River Glencroft by the Glendale Girl Barton Flats. This campment is open only Girls, 16 years old, who Donna Stabbo Betrothal Receives Mr. and Mrs. Herber 914 W. Center st., have engaged them Donna, to William son of Mr. and Mrs. Stevens of Marysville. The bride-elect is of Anaheim high and junior college She la Whittier college where major in education. Stevens, also a g AUHS, is employed with Aircraft of Anaheim. No date has beenwedding. member. Those member ing boys' clothes may the postage. Carlton Barthelmes a for the stake bake. SMIT William Kopp of Pico, 12, at the White Temple district church in Anaheim. Hosting the hostess was Mrs. and R. Cook. Mmes. Mattie Maxwell and Roy Fierce pre-cover the silver tea service. Notif of the party was set byoral arrangements of white and dyed yellow daisies car-out in the petit fours. 30 guests were the faculty Magnolia No. 1 and No. 2; the school personnel, members wives and the P-pard members. Special guests the mother of the bride-to-mrs. Russell C. Hoskins of E. Katella rd. Group gifted Mrs. Flynn a pair of sterling silver, tiered, candelabre. Nearly 100 guests who gathered to congratulate the bride and bridegroom of 23 years, included members of their bridal party, Clara Beckman Schlueter, maid of honor; George Lemke, best man; Minnie Lemke Henning, bridesmaid; Lorena Timken Gollin, flower girl; Evelyn Timken Graupensperger, gate opener; and Harland Lemke, ring bearer. The ceremony took place on June 8, 1927 at St. John's Lutheran church in Orange with the Rev. A. C. Bode performing the rites. The bride's parents were hosts at a reception in Walker hall following the service. Besides their daughter, the Lemkes have a son, LeRoy who has been stationed at Midway Island for nearly a year with the Sea-Bees. Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN A. WHITE Gazette Home Economist A new wrap for foods slated for the home freezer has just been put on the market after months of developing and testing. Called Western Lockerfoil, it is a combination of three materials: aluminum foil, flexible laminent which remains flexible and soft at low temperatures, and a heavy paper. This combination gives maximum protection against loss of moisture in frozen meats, says its manufacturer, and will fold readily, and resists scuffing and tearing. It will not adhere to the contents wrapped. Specifically manufactured for wrapping frozen meats, fish, game and fowl. RESTAURANT NEWS—The circus has come to Corona del Mar! By that we mean to say that the colorful Hurley Bell restaurant has just reopened under the personal management and supervision of Fred Hershorn, owner of the famous Circus Room in Long Beach. The same high standards of quality and service which have made the Circus Room so wonderful little recipe book called "One Hundred Best Ways to Use Pecans," write direct to the growers at Stahmann Farms, Inc., Box 550A, Las Cruces, New Mexico. The following recipe has been handed down from generation to generation and is a special favorite In the South. Pecan Pie 3 eggs, slightly beaten ½ cup sugar 1 cup dark Karo syrup 1 cup pecans, broken in pieces 1 teaspoon vanilla ½ teaspoon salt Mix the ingredients well together and pour into a pie crust that has been partly baked. Bake 40 to 50 minutes at 350 degrees and serve with whipped cream. Pecan Onion Casserole Keep this recipe in mind for the next pot-luck supper. It also makes a delicious baked-ahead-of-time vegetable to accompany a meal at the barbecue. First, boil a pound of small white onions until just barely member. Those members ing boys' clothes may the postage. Carlton Barthelmes for the stake bake. RESTAURANT NEWS—The circus has come to Corona del Mar! By that we mean to say that the colorful Hurley Bell restaurant has just reopened under the personal management and supervision of Fred Hershorn, owner of the famous Circus Room in Long Beach. The same high standards of quality and service which have made the Circus Room so popular with discriminating diners will be maintained at the Hurley Bell. Whether you favor steak, sea food or some of the more exotic entrées, we tink that you will find dinner at the Hurley Bell a delightful experience. The location is 135 Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. NUTTY BUT GOOD—Here is a boon for busy homemakers. Now you can buy pecans ready-chopped in a choice of sizes to suit any cooking need. Under the brand name of Del Verro, shelled pecans are marketed in six convenient sizes — perfect jumbo halves, chipped halves, extra-large pieces, large pieces, medium pieces and small pieces. In this county where walnuts are grown locally, we sometimes slight the delightful pecans. They may be used interchangeably with walnuts, but there are several recipe that owe their popularity to the exclusive use of pecans. For gift boxes of selected nuts, for er and pour into a pie crust that has been partly baked. Bake 40 to 50 minutes at 350 degrees and serve with whipped cream. Pecan Onion Casserole Keep this recipe in mind for the next pot-luck supper. It also makes a delicious baked-ahead-of-time vegetable to accompany a meal at the barbecue. First, boil a pound of small white onions until just barely done with a pinch of salt and a pinch of sugar. When cooked, drain the onions in a colander until dry. Place onions in a greased baking dish. Sprinkle with salt and pepper, then spread a generous amount of pecans over the top. Cover the ingredients with one cup of cream or top milk beaten with two eggs. Top the mixture with buttered bread crumbs and bake until brown and bubbly—about 20 minutes. IN HOSPITAL Mrs. Herman William Cordes, 554 S. Ohio st., is a patient in St. Joseph hospital where she had major surgery Friday. She is staging a successful recovery but is not allowed visitors. Mr. O. E. Hanson of the Bank of America, who was injured in a traffic accident last March 24, is convalescing nicely at his home. 314 S. Ohio. The cast on his leg will be removed in about three weeks, and it is hoped that he will soon be completely recovered and back at his desk. Reducing FREE DEM. with this ad. Cut it out now. Our Reducing Roller Machines help you lose 1-30 lbs. Massage, Baths, Colon Irrigations Men's and Ladies' Depts. 717 South Los Angeles St., Ph. 4793 G. W. Brackman, M.T., Ph.T. Anaheim Girl Scout News Catherine Peltzer, 12034 Cerritos st. and Shirley Schmitz, 14371 Anaheim-Olive Rd., both Senior Scouts of Troop 8 have been chosen by the local Girl Scout council selections committee to attend Camp River Glen, operated by the Glendale Girl Scouts at Barton Flats. This regional encampment is open only to Senior Girls, 16 years old, who meet the rigid camping qualifications of the National Girl Scout organization. The purpose of these encampments is to provide opportunity for girls to make friends with girls from other parts of the region, to discuss Girl Scouting together, and to give them further experiences in primitive camping. These girls were chosen because of their outstanding service to the local girl scout program and their camping records, both having attended established camps for five years as well as having an impressive day and troop camp record. These Senior Scouts will be fortunate in having as their leader Mrs. W. R. Packard of Glendale who was an exchange councilor to France last summer. The National Field Staff in the Region XII is working closely with Mrs. Packard and the Glendale council on arrangements and plans for staff and program for this encampment which will take place from Aug. 14 to 27. Mrs. Clyde Dawson, Anaheim Girl Scout Day Camp chairman, has announced that today is the final date for registration for the two sessions of Brownie Day camp in Hillcrest Park, Fullerton. The program this year will be concentrated on nature study. Senior Girl Scout troop 8 left Anaheim at 6 a.m. yesterday for Sequoia National Park where they will set up primitive camp and enjoy 8 days of outdoor living. The long planned trip became a reality when two cars and a truck furnished by parents of the girls, left with 10 Scouts and their camping equipment. Hiking, cooking and practicing camp skills will be included in the program. 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