anaheim-gazette 1952-08-28

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Family to Leave On Wisconsin Trip Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Prior of this city are leaving tomorrow for a month vacation in Wisconsin. Enroute they will visit former Anaheim residents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorran Meyer of Cresco, Ia. Stops are planned for Mondovi, Wis., where Mrs. Prior will visit her mother and family; for Owen, Wis., where she has another sister, and for Minnesota, to visit friends. The Priors' small daughter, Marsha Lynn, will make the trip with them. Lady Lions Plan Rummage Sale— Cooked Food Booth Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president of the Stanton Lady Lions, asks anyone wishing to have rummage picked up for the annual three day sale to be conducted in the Stanton Lions Community Clubhouse, Sept. 4, 5 and 6, may call Anaheim 6-0046. A cooked food sale, with Mrs. Pearl Rubus as chairman, will be an additional feature on Saturday. New Members for Local IOOF Lodge Neil R. Root was initiated Tuesday night into IOOF lodge in a meeting presided over by Curt Horn, noble grand. Preparation were made for a breakfast to be held Sept. 14 in the temple dining room. The public is invited and serving will begin at 8 a.m. Calendar (From This Month in Anaheim) TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. at Boy's Clubhouse. Ikettes—7:30 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. 20-30 Club—7:30 - p.m. Lum's Cafe. TOMORROW Lions Club—12:15 p.m. at Elks Cafe. Shop in Anaheim until 9:00 p.m. tonight and vote for your favorite organization. New York Visitor In Kesler Home Mrs. Ben Lillienthal and her mother, Paula, have been visiting mother and father, Mr. and Joseph Remais of E. Chestnut and her sister, Mrs. Joe Keeney 1211 E. Oak st. They left New Members for Local IOOF Lodge Nell R. Root was initiated Tuesday night into IOOF lodge in a meeting presided over by Curt Horn, noble grand. Preparation were made for a breakfast to be held Sept. 14 in the temple dining room. The public is invited and serving will begin at 8 a.m. Calendar (From This Month in Anaheim) TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. at Boy's Clubhouse. Ikettes—7:30 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. TOMORROW Lions Club—12:15 p.m. at Elks Cafe. Shop in Anaheim until 9:00 p.m. tonight and vote for your favorite organization. New York Visitor In Kesler Home Mrs. Ben Lillienthal and her mother and father, Mr. and Joseph Remais of E. Chestnut and her sister, Mrs. Joe Keel 1211 E. Oak st. They left Mc Mahan's Deluxe Chrome Dining SP Complete 5-PC. SET only Friday & Saturday Only Complete 5-PC. SET only $9995 Friday & Saturday Only Should be $20 McMAHA BIG-BUYING ...makes another BIG Special Wait 'til you see this beautiful "kidney-shaped" Chrom —and the 4 heavily padded Duran-covered Chai at this value! Take a vacation from washing and iron linens...use your table's colorful Neva-Mar top as the pr cloth imaginable! The table opens to a big 60 inc Choice of colors—with matching chairs. 129 W. Center ANAHEIM 221 N. Spadra Rd. FULLERTON Mc Ma FURNITURE Council of Church Women to Officers at September 5 Meet Arts and Crafts Show Includes Summer Activities Climaxing a summer full of special activities was the first and very successful art, craft and hobby show held yesterday. In a modern theme the exhibits were shown in the newly completed Optimist club house on West Char-tres street. The show was under the direction of the Anaheim Recreation department led by Mary Lawrence, craft director and Marji Henderson, special activities director. Ribbon winners in the craft division were: Ceramics for four to nine year olds, Karen Thornton, Adrian Lenain, Mari-Ann Henry. In the upper division, Loren Panneir, Donna Starmes and Donna Lee, Diane Herring and Patty Beale, John Easten. The new and interesting copper class had winners in the person of: Karen Thornton, Carolyn Crog, Freddy Otera and Billy Lawrence. Interesting for the very young is finger painting. Ribbons in this division were won by Diana Herring and Sandra Rees. Holding special interest for all visitors were the exhibits of model planes and cars. Winning with their hobby were Hudson Harrison, Don Kliss and Jeffery Bates. Stamp collections were in evidence and the proud winners were Hudson Harrison, for the most complete, and Don most attractive. A special award, the originality express Kliss in his cleaver carving. Recent changes in tion for the Anaheim Church Women provi nual meeting to be he ber this year inster uary. Election and insta ned under the direct E. A. Anderson, p man, and a nursery vided for small chil d. Mrs. Chester Fere of the Anaheim counr all women obtain th tickets early from m representative. Mrs. is ticket chairman an be obtained from Mr Bethel Baptist; Mr Alden, Christian; Mr son, Nazarene; Mrs. feld and Mrs. Arte Evangelical United M Dorothy Burns, Gr Mrs. Eldon Paddock, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Episcopal; Mrs. Sall ley Methodist and M kins, White Temple AL WOM- picnic in the patio of her home. A large na Hopkins number of members enjoyed the evening. delightful GAZETTE PHOTO New York Visitor Kesler Home Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Cook of Starr st., Stanton, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wagoner, 205 N. Clementine, Anaheim, attended "South Pacific" at the Los Angeles Philharmonic Monday night, after dining at Mike Lyman. day for Brooklyn on the El Capitan. THE S.Q.R. STORE New York Visitor Kesler Home Mrs. Ben Lillienthal and daughter Paula, have been visiting her mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Soph Remais of E. Chestnut st., her sister, Mrs. Joe Kesler of E. Oak st. They left Tuesday for Brooklyn on the El Capitan. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Cook of Starr st., Stanton, and Mr. and Mrs. William B. Wagoner, 205 N. Clementine, Anaheim, attended "South Pacific" at the Los Angeles Philharmonic Monday night, after dining at Mike Lymans. Deluxe Dinette SPECIAL NO CASH DOWN Saturday Only THE S.Q.R. STORE Bonnie Blair for the young teenager in line for popular Young teens a line on Pa NO CASH DOWN Saturday Only ld be $20 more! McMAHAN'S BUYING POWER G Special for you! shaped" Chrome Dinette Table n-covered Chairs—you'll marvel ashing and ironing table ar top as the prettiest summer to a big 60 inch length. WE GIVE "BUY IN ANAHEIM" VOTES Mahan's TURE STORES Fashion know-how via Paris. That's what you get Bonnie Blair! Paris-inspired Bonnie Blairs do fla things for the young teen figure, big things for the young teen morale. Beguilingly styled in sizes 8 to Left, "Colette". The asymmetric closing is the big for this checked gingham charmer. Also smart: the pique collar and cuffs, the dolman sleeves, the deep inverted pleat. $7.95 Right, "Lora-Lee". A vivid plaid with collar and cu of white pique. Highlights: the fly-front bodice clo the full skirt with unpressed pleats in front. $7.95 As advertised in American Girl second floor THE SQR STORE Recent changes in the constitution for the Anaheim Council of Church Women provide for the annual meeting to be held in September this year instead of in January. Election and installation will be conducted at the session, to be held in the Christian church, 329 W. Broadway, beginning at 9:30 a.m. Breakfast will be served by members of the participating churches in the council. A special program is being planned under the direction of Mrs. E. A. Anderson, program chairman, and a nursery will be provided for small children. Mrs. Chester Ferris, president of the Anaheim council, urges that all women obtain their breakfast tickets early from their church representative. Mrs. George Alden is ticket chairman and tickets may be obtained from Mrs. B. Jackstelt, Bethel Baptist; Mrs. George W. Alden, Christian; Mrs. E. L. Anderson, Nazarene; Mrs. Sam Hilgenfeld and Mrs. Arman Louston, Evangelical United Brethren; Mrs. Dorothy Burns, Grace Lutheran; Mrs. Eldon Paddock, Presbyterian; Mrs. Eva Boyd, St. Michael's Episcopal; Mrs. Sally Clark, Wesley Methodist and Miss Bessie Elkins, White Temple Methodist. complete, and Don Kliss for the most attractive. A special award was made for the originality expressed by Don Kliss in his cleaver hobby of wood carving. complete, and Don Kliss for the most attractive. A special award was made for the originality expressed by Don Kliss in his cleaver hobby of wood carving. by Betty Barclay THREE TIERS IN TAFFETA A dreamy dress with a tight-fitting taffeta bodice and three tiered skirt of striped taffeta. Derris Varnum created it for your junior dates and doings. Black and white, navy and-white. 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