anaheim-gazette 1952-06-27

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Torrebonne — 2206 Rainey Home Setting For Homemakers Mrs. Vangelia W. Rainey, 9291 La Palma ave., Anaheim, was hostess at a potluck luncheon, June 20, to the Orangethorpe Homemakers. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Bonnie Rainey, daughter-in-law, Mrs. Myrtle Owens, Mrs. Bertha Parker and Mackay M. Lyons. The chairman, Mrs. Esther Porter, and Mrs. Lola Cole, secretary-treasurer, were gifted in appreciation for their work during the past yea. Mrs. Elsa Goodwin had decorated the hostesses home with flowers in a red, white and blue motif for the last meeting of the year. Mrs. Helen Babcock, vice chairman of the Orange County Home department, told of plans for clubs to sponsor cafeteria service at the Orange County Fair in Santa Ana in August. After giving a report on the summer camp at Forrest Home, Mrs. Eleanor Brown demonstrated how to make flowers out of nylon hose. Guests were identified by hand painted cards which Mrs. Alpha Salvatore signed. TATTLE-TALES The Gazette welcomes items for this column. Please bring, mail or phone irene. Phone 6232. NATIONAL PARKS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, 309 W. Center, are leaving this week end for a vacation combining business and pleasure. They plan to visit in Wyoming and Indiana and some of the national parks. FRIENDS TO MEET FOR REUNION—Mrs. Paul Kluter and Mr. and Mrs. Don Stone will meet at Diamond Lake, Oregon, for a visit over the Fourth of July. STARS-IN-THE-EYES DEPARTMENT—Virginia Merrill and Larry Johnson plan to be married this week end at Yuma, Ariz. TRANSFERRED TO SANTA ANA—Billie Snow, popular and well known to shoppers in Anaheim, has been transferred from the Penney store here to the drapery department in Santa Ana. Best wishes Billie, we will miss you. HOME FROM FT. ORD—Miss Harlene Heitmiller of Stanton and Miss Audrey Ricker of Anaheim. After giving a report on the summer camp at Forrest Home, Mrs. Eleanor Brown demonstrated how to make flowers out of nylon hose. Guests were identified by hand painted cards which Mrs. Alpha Salveson pinned on Mmes. Fannie Weaver, Ethel Moffit, Marie Hartelt, Flora Snowden, Bertha Williams, Vida Cannon, Mary Kelly, Madeline Miller and Jeanie M. Gier, all residents of Anaheim. Mrs. Vera Larsen, Buena Park; Mmes. Mabel Sharpe, Edna Garrish, Marge Hobbs, Ella P. Hosmer and Ida M. Jager, Fuller- Photostats SEE SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 TRANSFERRED TO SANTA ANA—Billie Snow, popular and well known to shoppers in Anaheim, has been transferred from the Penney store here to the drapery department in Santa Ana. Best wishes Billie, we will miss you. HOME FROM FT. ORD—Miss Harlene Heitmiller of Stanton and Miss Audrey Ricker of Anaheim have returned from a four-day visit at Ft. Ord. They were guests of Audrey's aunt, Mrs. Mary Jones, who is in charge of the gp seutshovriIHP o ART-?CHRDL guest houses at the camp. MOVE TO NEW HOMES—Two local couples have recently moved into new homes, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ohs to 1207 E. Adele, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Meeker are now at home on North West st. ton, and Mrs. Lillian O'Connell of Oakland. For Health, Eat California Fruit Over 30 Years of Service to Anaheim and Vicinity... We'll Meet You On The Corner! With the same assurance that you would ask a personal friend to meet you "On the corner"... for his advice on some knotty problem. Just so, hundreds of people have come to feel about our friendly organization. With the same assurance that you would ask a personal friend to meet you "On the corner" . . . for his advice on some knotty problem. Just so, hundreds of people have come to feel about our friendly organization. We'll Meet You on Anaheim's Friendly Financial Corner ANY TIME ...to explain our 3% INTEREST SAVINGS ACCOUNTS and REMEMBER Deposits Made by July 10th Earn 3% Interest from July 1st You'll find us very busy considering the needs of our ever increasing host of patrons ...BUT, NEVER TOO BUSY to consider LOANS for HOME PURCHASE, BUILDING or REPAIR ALL INTERVIEWS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System in Anaheim at CORNER CENTER & LEMON STREETS WE HAVE NEVER PAID OUR SAVERS LESS THAN 3% PHONES — ANAHEIM 2158 and 2159 Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist Girls, what shape are you in er. for your vacation? Vacation clothes and form fitting bathing suits leave little to the imagination. That is why the Stauffer System of weight reduction is enjoying such a rush. The easy Stauffer method of reducing offers you a slender, beautifully proportioned, vibrant figure without steam baths, electricity or rollers. The system seeks to remove the cause of overweight, meanwhile working on the five critical spots—thighs, hips, tummy, waist and bust, or the special ones that give you the most trouble. A free trial treatment will convince you. Number to phone is KI 3-7010. TRAVEL LIGHT "Travel light" is the slogan for up and coming vacationers this year. Nylon fabrics are wrinkle proof, may be rinsed out in the evening and worn the next morning or several hours after washing if the breeze is right. Takes up little space in the suit case too. Washeries along the route are especially convenient when children go on the trip. Automatic washing and drying takes care of the soiled clothes problem while you take in the sights around town. Lightweight cottons, linens and silks weigh little and give you the maximum in style and comfort. YOUR FISHING SEA Don McCarthy, American expert and holder of world's record in the sport that women are superior when it comes to fishing. "A woman's mental life is better," says Don. "She expecting to catch some usually does. Women have hands for fishing and they yank the hook out of mouth." We think Don's advice inspiring fishing enthusiasts Note his warning about fishing garb. "Don't wear elaborate with high heels. Apart being suitable, those likely to catch on some trip you. Don't wear floppy skirts. You will wind up and hook yourself, make your fish when you try him. Slacks or jeans make practical fishing garb. Don't wear white if you're out in a small boat near the water. First, be easily seen by the end, if there is a hot air will let the rays through will blister." PHOTO BY BECKNER MEIM MISS SUMMERING IN HAWAII—Miss Jill (right), daughter of the F. E. Warns of Anaheim, on June 23rd with the I. G. “Pete” Beall family of a Island for a two months’ vacation in Honolulu. Bealls, their daughter, Tarlei, sons, Johnnie and I. G. and Jill will stay at the Halekulani hotel at Waikiki. In voyage breakfast at the airport included among guests, Jill’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Warns. Social Toniaht Fellowship In the social hall of the Presbyterian church, the Inter Youth Fellowship will be an ice cream social. The will be camps and confer with a skit being enacted, a day at camp, and the going to underwrite the experiences of the young Home-made ice cream and were served. Public is invited, and tickets picked up at the door. Social starts at 7:30 tonlight. Swimming Party For School Group Mary Lindemuth was hostess to a group of school friends Monday night in the guest house of her parents estate, Mr. and Mrs. H. Clay Lindemuth of 13126 Newland st., Garden Grove. After swimming in the pool, refreshments of sandwiches, sundaes and Hawaiian punch were served the juniors and seniors from Huntington Beach High school. Miss Lindemuth was assisted by her sister, Jane, Cynthia Strother and Lou Ann Livengood as hostesses. Among the guests who stayed on for dancing were Shirley Casey, Marilyn Somson, Daria Austin, Susan, Jerry and Jim Rock, Jim Feigo, Buddy Beishe, Bill Price, Bob McIntosh, Don Daniles, Kenneth Butler and Jack Reynolds. Large Number Of Friends Honor Bride Elect Miss Joyce Paulus was honored with a miscellaneous shower Friday evening at St. Paul’s Lutheran church social hall by her aunts, Mesdames Harold Paulus, Arthur Paulus, Edwin Brelje, William Pasich, James Webb, August Kahlen, Robert E. Paulus, Victor Heipn, Hilma Heim, and Henry Reusch. Miss Paulus, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Paulus of Olive, will become the bride of Vicar George F. Duerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Duerr of Santa Ana in August. On the stage, in a garden setting of greenery, yellow daisies, and baskets of yellow and white gladioli was a large green and if the breeze is right. Takes up little space in the suit case too. Washeterias along the route are especially convenient when children go on the trip. Automatic washing and drying takes care of the soiled clothes problem while you take in the sights around town. Lightweight cottons, linens and silks weigh little and give you the maximum in style and comfort with a minimum of trouble. Clear pinks, yellows, greens and blues are charming under our tropic sun. White is as good as ever also. Besides making you feel like the glamorous heroine of one of Somerset Maugham’s stories, it looks striking with a suntan. Summertime up and down our coast is strictly informal. Even the lobbies of the luxury hotels are filled with women in sunbacks and beach wear and men in bright shirts. Cocktails and tea in the afternoon are still informal, with many in their low heeled sports shoes and sandals. If you have dreamed of yourself floating to the rhythm of a tamba in a mist of net or organdy on a summer evening, wear it and your dancing partner will probably gather you that much closer. But if you do not want to dress or did not pack formal clothes, you will be equally prop- Calendar TONIGHT F&AM 207—7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple 100F Encampment 105—8:00 p.m. 100F hall MONDAY, JUNE 20 Rotary Club—12:15 p.m. Elks Cafe. Y’s Men’s Club—6:30 p.m. YMCA. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. YLII—8:00 p.m. Installation of officers 100F hall. Refreshments of chiffon cake topped with whipped cream and coffee were served by the hostesses, who also presented Miss Paulus with a yellow gladioli corsage and Mrs. Paulus and Mrs. Duerr with corsages of gladioli in coral shades. Those bidden, other than those mentioned were Mesdames Richard Crane, Arthur Gollin, Gertrude Boehner, Herman Freese, Erwin Paulus, Alfred Huhn Jr., William Pasich, James Webb, August Kahlen, Robert E. Paulus, Victor Heip, Hilma Heim, and Henry Reusch. Miss Paulus, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Paulus of Olive, will become the bride of Vicar George F. Duerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Duerr of Santa Ana in August. On the stage, in a garden setting of greenery, yellow daisies, and baskets of yellow and white gladioli, was a large green and yellow umbrella under which were placed the many gifts for the bride-to-be. After the gifts were opened and the donors thanked by Miss Paulus, court whistle was played with Mrs. Emil Lemke winning the first prize, Mrs. Louis Morner and Mrs. George Duerr the second prize, and Mrs. Robert Burdg the consolation award. The long tables, covered with green tablecloths were appointed with lighted yellow tapers, arrangements of yellow daisies in green vases with yellow umbrellas and nut cups of green with yellow umbrellas. In front of the bride-elect, her mother, and mother-in-law-to-be, was a miniature wedding gate, bride, bridegroom and minister. Those bidden, other than those mentioned were Mesdames Richard Crane, Arthur Gollin, Gertrude Boehner, Herman Freese, Erwin Paulus, Alfred Huhn Jr., William Duerr, Herbert Newkirk, Robert Lemke, Walter Timken, William E. Paulus, J. G. Timken, Walter Meier, Henry Timken, Henry Paulus, Velma Shell, Albert Heim, Richard Ristow, James Timken, Laurence Timken, Elmer Gerken, James Humphfres, August Heinemann, Howard Luchau, Arthur Paschall, Rudy Heman, William Gollin, Joel E. Ross, Walter Otte, George Heinemann, Dorothy Luchau, George Lemke, Herbert Meierhoff, Robert Paulus, Alfred Huhn Sr., Fred Wrye, Elmer Lemke, Robert Graupersperger, Albert Struck, Andrew Meyer, Anna Bandick, Mary Struck, Edward Schlueter, Clara Beackman, James Warwick, Lester Huhn, Irene Bandick, and C. O. Heim; also the Misses Minnie Grote and Ruth and Dorothy Duerr. First Church of Christ; Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Christian Science" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays YOUR FISHING SKILL Don McCarthy, American fishing expert and holder of several world's record in the sport, says that women are superior to men when it comes to fishing skill. "A woman's mental approach is better," says Don. "She goes in expecting to catch something and usually does. Women have better hands for fishing and they don't rank the hook out of the fish's mouth." We think Don's advice to aspiring fishing enthusiasts is good. Note his warning about proper fishing garb. "Don't wear elaborate shoes with high heels. Apart from not being suitable, those heels are likely to catch on something and trip you. Don't wear floppy blouses or skirts. You will wind yourself up and hook yourself, maybe lose your fish when you try to land him. Slacks or jeans make good, practical fishing garb. Don't wear white if you're going out in a small boat or fishing near the water. First, you will be easily seen by the fish; second, if there is a hot sun, white will let the rays through and you will blister. Don't chatter. You won't scare the fish but you will irritate the other fishermen. Learn to bait your own hook and take off your own fish. The cute "You are so strong and I'm so helpless" type has no place on a fishing trip. Don't cross lines or fish too close to your fishing mates. If you or they hook a fish and your line is out and close to theirs, it is fishing etiquette to pull the empty lines in so they will not get entangled. Don't stand up when fishing from a small boat. Your shadow across the water may alarm the fish, or you may get in the line of fire of someone who is casting." Don, who speaks from a great deal of experience, says that if you follow the above instructions, aside from catching the fish, you may also catch yourself an appreciative fisherman. FOR HOME GARDNER With the approach of summer, every home gardner and wise housewife begins to rack her brains to find tantalizing ways to serve the lowly vegetable. Directions for warding off polio and other summer maladies stress plenty of nourishing food and well balanced diets. Boiled green beans might never appeal to the hardiest appetite, but green beans au gratin or green beans in tomato sauce as per recipe in the new "Gardner's Cookbook," will tempt the most fastidious palate. This dandy book is just off the press. The vast collection of recipes offer new and unusual ways to prepare thirty-one different kinds of vegetables from the common peas and beans to the more exotic artichoke and Chinese cabbage. There is a fine section on herbs. When it comes to MATTRESSES and BOX SPRINGS we will not be UNDERSOLD! WE CAN ... and WE WILL MEET ANY WE CAN ... and WE WILL MEET ANY COMPETITIVE PRICE on comparable quality! 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