anaheim-gazette 1952-07-24

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JULY 24, 1902 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Business and Professional Women Hold Anaheim-Fullerton Picnic Here The combined memberships of Fullerton and Anaheim Business and Professional Women met for a picnic last night in La Palma park. 52 women were present for the ham dinner. July birthdays were celebrated and birthday cakes were served. Entertainment was presented by Edmond Thompson, Fullerton instructor of steel and standard guitars, and his pupils. Stunts were presented by members of both clubs. A short business meeting was conducted by each of the clubs and it was announced that a good attendance is expected at the San Orco district meeting to be held Sunday in the Santa Ana YWCA. BARBECUE SUNDAY The auxiliary of the Marin-Davis American Legion Post No. 716 of Los Alamitos will have a steak barbeque Sunday, July 27, from 1 to 7 p.m., at Connie's Place on Los Alamitos blvd., the former Belgium-American club, according to Mrs. Helen Laughlin, publicity. Mrs. Anna Watte is chairman Prominent Names To Figure in Balboa Event Looming large on the tennis and social horizon for the summer season is the Third Annual Balboa Bay Club Invitational Tennis Tournament, which will be held next week-end, July 31, Aug. 1, 2, and 3. Deep in plans for what promises to be an outstanding event are Perry T. Jones, with Mrs. William (Mousie) Powell and Arthur Le-Van Zerbe (co-directors), K. T. Kendall (official referee) and Bill Hubler (tennis director). The tournament is expected to top its success of last year, and some excellent tennis will be played in the men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, and mixed doubles. Participating in the event will be such tennis experts as Pat Canning Todd (just returned from Wimbleton), Beverly Baker Fleitz, Pat Yeomans, Barbara Kimbrell, Barbara Green, Helen BARBECUE SUNDAY The auxiliary of the Marin-Davis American Legion Post No. 716 of Los Alamitos will have a steak barbeque Sunday, July 27, from 1 to 7 p.m., at Connie's Place on Los Alamitos blvd., the former Belgium-American club, according to Mrs. Helen Laughlin, publicity. Mrs. Anna Watte is chairman with her husband, Oscar, and his brother, Omer, presiding at the barbeque. Eme R. Otte will act as auctioneer when two baby beef, a case of lubrication oil and other gifts from the merchants are bid for. Back to School For Housewives There is a growing trend among housewives to take part time college classes, both in the fields of general education and vocational training. This was emphasized in the business education conference at UCLA July 18 and 19 in which Miss Jessie Gustafson, Fullerton junior college business education instructor served as resource person for one of the work shops. The theme of the conference was "Business Education—a Forecast," and it was brought out that more and more housewives are attending junior college a few hours each week to take such courses as English; psychology, speech, art, music and dressmaking, and to learn typing, short-hand, accounting, merchandising and other business education subjects. The housewives take work in the regular day classes to whatever extent their time will allow. Miss Gustafson has had broad experience in the business world and specializes in the field of secretarial training, office machines, business correspondence and personal finance. She is now completing her work for the ph.d. degree at the University of Los Angeles, and is writing a book on personal finance for college students. The tournament is expected to top its success of last year, and some excellent tennis will be played in the men's singles and doubles, women's singles and doubles, and mixed doubles. Participating in the event will be such tennis experts as Pat Canning Todd (just returned from Wimbleton), Beverly Baker Fleitz, Pat Yeomans, Barbara Kimbrell, Barbara Green, Helen Perez, Dorothy Bundy Cheney, Mary Prentiss, Gracyn Wheeler Kelleher, Alan Cleveland, Robert Perez, Glen and Clyde Hippensteil, Nolan McQuown, Tom Chambers, Glen Bassett, Don Livingston, and more, including Vincent and Lonnie Fotre, Franklin K. Lane, III, Alex and Marge Hall, the Wesley LaFevers, the Don Woods, the Glen Austins, and Charlie Farrell. Watching the matches will be such tennis greats as Gussie Moran, Frank Parker, Alice Marble, Helen Willis Roark and Don Budge. Ginger Rogers and Greg Bautzer will play in a tennis match, and Ozzie and Harriet Nelson and Gail (Patrick) and Cornell Jackson, with Dinah Shore and George Montgomery, will be among the spectators. Saturday evening, Aug. 2, the Kenneth T. Kendalls will host a yachting cocktail party for the participants aboard the G. C. Gaudin yacht, the CANIM. Festive lighted lanterns and a Hawaiian band will lend atmosphere for the gala party. Also that evening, there will be a semi-formal tennis dance in honor of the participants in the tournament, their friends, and members of the club. Sunday, Aug. 3, the finals of the tournament will be played, followed by awarding of trophies, and an informal tennis dinner-dance. To braise duckling cut it in quarters or in even smaller pieces; remove the skin if you like. Calendar Compiled from This Month in Anaheim GIGANTIC One Group Entire Stock MEN'S SUITS Friday, July 2 Yes, for 8 days, during you may select any total saving of 20%. R included . . . and you have single and double-break the "pick of the stock DAY! Entire STRAW HA Men's One group of long sleeve shirts, broken lines but regular 3.95 to 4.95 value Miss Gustafson has had broad experience in the business world and specializes in the field of secretarial training, office machines, business correspondence and personal finance. She is now completing her work for the ph. d. degree at the University of Los Angeles, and is writing a book on personal finance for college students. Canned apple sauce is handy to keep on your kitchen emergency shelf to use for dessert quickies or to accompany a meat or fowl course. It's good, too, in cookies, cakes, quick loaves. THE PROFILE SILHOUETTE is the very newest trend in hat fashions. This original model is designed in rich imported velour... trimmed with a fish-hook rhinestone ornament. Created by G. Howard Hodge, Fifth Avenue, New York, and available here at Mary Millerick Shop. Calendar Compiled from This Month in Anaheim TONIGHT Anaheim Realty Board — 8:00 a.m. Ford's Folly, Anaheim Fusileers —1:00 p.m. Chungking Cafe. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Boy's Club. Ikettes—7:30 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. TOMORROW IOOF Encampment No. 105—6:00 p.m. IOOF Hall. Personals Mrs. Charles Maas of are parents of a daughJuly 18 at Santa Ana city hospital. She weighed six ounces and has need Char Eleen. Her parformer residents of AnaMrs. A. E. Robertson of E. Santa Ana st., Anaheim realtors, have returned from an extensive trip to Paducan, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Ulrich of 206 E. Alberta st., are on an Ensenada fishing trip. • Miss Jennie Welton and Camille Allec will be married Saturday morning at St. Boniface church. Former Santa Ana canyon resi- dents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Gray of Corona celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Sunday with a party in the social hall of the Church of Christ in Corona. They were assisted in receiving their guests by their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Barton Gearhart of Long Beach and their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gray of Corona, and their granddaughters, and grandsons. Fresh pineapple salad accompaniment to fried or baked ham. Peel, slice, the pineapple and arrive water cress. Serve with ling of mayonnaise blend sour cream and a little p. Never boil an egg! Lo egg at a time into a sauce simmering water to cover mer three to five minutes cooked eggs, 20 minutes f JULY Clearance STORE-WIDE SALES Beginning FRIDAY, JU NO REFUNDS or EXCHANGE ALL SALES FINAL GIGANTIC Clearance FOR MEN! Friday and Saturday Final Two Days of our JULY LAYAWAY SALE of BLANKETS EXTRA SPECIAL GIGANTIC Clearance FOR MEN! One Group of MEN'S SUITS 5 suits, regular sizes (a few shorts) Gabardines, Sharkskins, Tweeds, good-looking styles and patterns, formerly priced from 22.50 up to 57.50 . . . Choice ..... street floor Entire Stock (Nothing Reserved) of MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 20% Friday, July 25, thru Saturday, Aug. 2 Yes, for 8 days, during our month-end July Clearance Sale you may select any suit in the house and make a substantial saving of 20%. Regular sizes, longs, shorts ... all included ... and you have a wide selection of good-looking single and double-breasted styles, patterns and colors. For the "pick of the stock" MAKE YOUR SELECTION, FRIAY! Entire Stock ... Men's STRAW HATS REDUCED 1/3 street floor Men's SPORT SHIRTS one group of long sleeve sport shirts, broken lines but all sizes, regular 3.95 to 4.95 values ..... street floor Men's ... Nationally-advertised TROPICAL SUITS Friday and Saturday Final Two Days of our JULY LAYAWAY SALE of BLANKETS EXTRA SPECIAL For Friday and Saturday Discontinued Number PEPPEREL BLANKETS 72x90, satin bound edges, in all popular colors, 25% wool, 75% rayon, Regular 12.50 ... Friday and Saturday only ..... 8.95 Discontinued Number PURREY BLANKETS 72x90, satin bound edges, most popular colors, 12% wool, 88% rayon, Regular 11.95 Friday and Saturday ..... 8.95 Tremendous Savings on CANNON TOWELS A terrific clean-up! These famous towels, firmly woven for long wear, thick loops for quick drying, at a far lower price than you'd imagine possible! In white and popular colors! Bath Towels 20 x 40 inch, Regular up to 89c ..... 50¢ Hand Towels 16 x 27 inch, Regular up to 59c ..... 30¢ Cannon's Famous Pinwheel Jacquard Men's SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 2 for 5.75 street floor Men's ... Nationally-advertised TROPICAL SUITS tailored by a nationally-known maker of men's fine quality, light weight, tropical suits, 9 only, 2 size 36, 3 size 37, size 38, 1 size 39 and 2 size 40. nationally-advertised at 29.95, NOW ONLY 19.95 street floor Men's DRESS SHIRTS the group of men's dress shirts, broken ties but most all sizes, fancies and ne whites, Regular 2.95 to 3.95 values street floor Men's Semi-sport and DRESS SHIRTS extra fine quality, dress and semi-sport shirts, 2 way collars, formerly priced at 4.50 and 5.00... NOW ONLY 2 for 7.00 street floor Men's BATHING TRUNKS the group of bathing trunks, broken s formerly priced up to 4.95 street floor Bath Towels 20 x 40 inch, Regular up to 89c Hand Towels 16 x 27 inch, Regular up to 59c Cannon's Famous Pinwheel Jacquard Pattern in white and colors! Extra large! Bath Towels 22 x 44 inch, Regular 1.39 Wash Cloths To Match Regular 35c Sensational Values! "GRABAWAY" TABLE All top quality, but broken lines and sizes in BLOUSES, TEE SHIRTS, WESKITS and SWEATERS, ACTUAL FORMER PRICES FROM 2.95 to 10.95... Choice second floor Fresh pineapple salad is a fine accompaniment to fried chicken or baked ham. Peel, slice, and dice the pineapple and arrange on water cress. Serve with a dressing of mayonnaise blended with your cream and a little paprika. Never boil an egg! Lower one egg at a time into a saucepan ofimmering water to cover. Simmer three to five minutes for soft-cooked eggs, 20 minutes for hard-cooked eggs. If you want your griddle cakes and waffles to be extra light beat the yolks and whites of the eggs used separately, fold in the stiffly beaten whites last. Here's a good spread to serve with crackers and tomato juice for a first course. Mix finely chopped cooked shrimp with finely chopped cucumber and enough mayonnaise to moisten; season with salt and freshly ground pepper. You can cook two or three vegetables at a time in a pressure-saucepan if you use a divider; the vegetables rest on a rack this way and flavors do not intermingle. Shop Friday Night 'Til DE SALES DAY, JULY 25 EXCHANGES S FINAL TERRIFIC Values SAVE UP TO AND MORE ½ Price SAVE UP TO ½ Price AND MORE on SUMMER APPAREL Women's DRESSES FINAL REDUCTIONS! 27 Dresses formerly priced from 8.95 up to 25.00 5.00 61 Dresses formerly priced from 17.95 up to 29.95 7.00 14 Dresses formerly priced from 29.95 up to 32.95 13.00 second floor Women's DRESSES First Time Reduced! Clearance of our smartest summer dresses reduced for the first time, broken lines and sizes. 14 dresses, regular 8.95 values ... 5.00 40 Dresses, formerly priced from 14.95 up to 17.95 ... 9.00 60 Dresses, formerly priced from 10.95 up to 12.95 ... 7.00 15 Dresses, formerly priced from 21.95 up to 25.00 ... 13.00 second floor Beautiful FORMALS Final Reductions on 16 Formals formerly priced from 19.95 up to 89.95 . . . NOW ONLY 7.00 9.00 13.00 17.00 second floor 50¢ 30¢ heel Jacquard ors! Extra large! 90¢ 20¢ street floor Values! WAY" en lines and sizes IRTS, WESKITS 200 second floor Beautiful FORMALS Final Reductions on 16 Formals formerly priced from 19.95 up to 89.95 ... NOW ONLY 7.00 9.00 13.00 17.00 second floor Women's HOUSECOATS Broken lines and sizes 5 Housecoats formerly priced from 7.95 up to 10.95 5.00 11 Housecoats formerly priced from 12.95 up to 29.50 7.00 second floor Women's 2 Piece SPORT DRESSES All smart, popular styles, broken lines and sizes. 81 garments formerly priced from 5.95 to 26.95. 4.00 7.00 9.00 13.00 second floor Reduced for the First Time! One Big Table of Summer BLOUSES, JACKETS, WESKITS PEDAL PUSHER SETS First time reduced, all smart styles but broken sizes, values up to 5.95 3.00 second floor STORE HOURS: 9:80 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. — FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M.