anaheim-gazette 1953-01-07

Anaheim Gazette 3 WED. MORNING, JAN. 7, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Wallenstein To Conduct Orchestra In Santa Ana The Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Albert Wallenstein, will give the third program in the current series of the Santa Ana Community concert Association Sunday night (Jan 11) at 8:30. Ossy Renardy, noted violinist, will be the guest soloist for the program, given as the Sunday evening Standard Hour radio broadcast. The concert will be presented in the Santa Ana High school auditorium. The program will include Haydn's "Armida Overture," "Tombeau de Couperin" by Ravel, Concerto for Violin and Orchestra in D major, Opus 6, first movement Paganini, "Don Juan," Strauss and Beethoven's Symphony No. 1. Admission to the performance will be by Community Concert Association membership card only. Concert-goers will be asked to be in their seats by 8:10 since the broadcast begins at 8:30. "Que Muchacha" Opens Wednesday In Padua Hills Pitie Forfiria Lerma will be seen in the title role of the dynamic senorita in "Que Muchacha" (What a Girl), the Mexican playwrights' comedy romance of Spanish California, to have a gala opening Wednesday at the Padua Hill theater. Her forbearing suitor will be portrayed by Enrique Lerma, with other principal parts taken by Francisco Valazquez, Alfonso Chavez, Hilda Ramirez de Jara, and Juan Soto. In supporting roles will be Gregorio Vahdez Gilbert. MRS. RALPH CHAMBERS, who, before her marriage in Yuma on Dec. 20, was Barbara Penkunas, daughter of the Joseph Penkunas of Buena Park. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Chambers of Cypress. Accompanying the couple to Yuma were Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Hubbard and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Womack. Mrs. Pellew To Head Beauceant Mrs. Sydney Pellew, 14502 E South st will be installed as Worthy president of the social order of the Beauceant tonight installation will be held in the Massine Temple in Santa Ana at 8 p.m. POWER FAILURE If th power goes off during an electrical storm and the meat in your food freezer thaws, it can be cooked immediately and re-frozen, provided that on careful examination the thawed meat has a fresh odor. Meat that is cooked and re-frozen will keep to 3 months say freezer experts. Lincoln P-TA Meets Tomorrow The January meeting of the Lincoln PTA will be held this Thursday Jan 8 at 1:30 pm in the Lincoln cafetarium. School Nurse Elizabeth Mann and Miss Lounge Reynolds speech correction consultant will speak on "How Speech Develops in Children." They will discuss the relationship of speech to learning to read and what Orange county has done to correct speech defects in children. The health and welfare chairman, Mrs Lee Wilson, will be the chairman featured at this meeting. The second grade room mothers Mrs Allan Koch and Mrs Tad NOW..3½% Earnings Our 63rd Year Funds placed on or before January 10th FULL earnings January 1st. Funds placed on or before January 10th receive FULL earnings from January 1st. maximum earnings This association has always paid maximum earnings consistent with sound business principles. insured safety Each savings account is insured up to $10,000.00 by an agency of the United States Government. Savings Insured to $10,000 The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 January White Sales Take On Rainbow Hues By VIVIAN BROWN (AP Newsfeatures Writer) Homemakers might be surprised to find that the "white sales" which help replenish the linen closet are rampant with color. So says Ruth Leigh, director of the Cannon Homemaking institute. Miss Leigh offers special advice to women who have never shopped for colored linens, and her advice is that good quality, textiles are the best economy in the long run. Here are her suggestions. 1. Plan your overall color coordination before you shop. Experiment with color combinations to make sure your new linens will blend with colors already in your bedroom and bathroom. A good idea is to select colors that coordinate from one room to the next, so that if linens must be switched around, they will be compatible. A basic towel color in the bathroom might serve as an accent color in the bedroom, in lampshades, scatter pillows, etc. 2. When shopping for colored linens it is a good idea to select simple towels in solid colors to avoid a clattered look. But if bathroom walls are white, the room can be brightened by an assortment of colored towels. One good trick is to designate a color for each member of the family, an ideal way for them to remember their own towel. When the cake was cut every day watched to see who had the pie with the buried bean. That person was promptly named the Lof Mischance or Misrule. He was supposed to lead his subjects merry chase for the rest of evening. If you wonder what happened if a lady found the bean her piece of cake, you may some she was queen for the night but chose a partner who served as king. Twelfth night finds all people with tiny souls seeing it to the Christmas decorations are taken down and packed away for no year. Thank you notes have been written by the Twelfth Night. ROLL-UP PLACE MAT If a sewing machine came your way at Christmas, you might lie to try it out on a simple sewing project. The roll-up place mat... complete ensembles of bath towels, hand towels, and wash cloths. If you buy only towels the store may be out of your pattern and color when you return at a later date for the wash cloths. Look for a firm, tight weave that will give hard wear. The best place to see this on a towel is at the edge where no terry loops cover the underweave. Feel the weight and body of towels and consider the purpose for which you need them. Hold the towel to the light to inspect the evenness of the weave—a good, firm weave will show tiny, regular pinpoints of light, with no weak open spots. Check selvedge on towels and sheets to see that it is strong and unbroken, and make sure the hems are well turned and sewn with small even stitches. Examine the new fitted sheets. These have firmly mitred corners that slip easily onto your mattress, fit smoothly and need no ironing. Fitted sheets are sold in both top and bottom styles in a lovely range of pastel colors. If mattress deviates from standard size either in width or thickness, you’d be better off with regular flat sheets. 3 Colored linens deserve good care. But they do not require extra-special care; any more than white linens. Like all deep-toned fabrics rich colors in towels such as dark green or bright red contain a certain amount of excess dye that runs off during laundering. This run-off won’t alter the color in the least, but it may discolor the laundry water. All your linens will last longer if you give them considerate care. Rotate linens as you use them putting fresh laundered them... 3 Colored linens deserve good care. But they do not require extra-special care, any more than white linens. Like all deep-tone fabrics rich colors in towels such as dark green or bright red contain a certain amount of excess dye that runs off during laundering. This run-off won't alter the color in the least, but it may discolor the laundry water. All your linens will last longer if you give them considerate care. Rotate linens as you use them, putting fresh laundered items at the bottom of the pile in the linen closet. This method distributes wear evenly and gives linens a good rest between laundering and rouse. Be sure that linen closets, beds, and towel bars are free from ragged and sharp edges that could snag towels and sheets. Mend worn spots before they have a chance to grow. PRIMER FOR PARENTS NO BABY TALK, PLEASE ... It may sound cute when Mary is two, but if you encourage baby talk, it won't be so cute at eight. You'll get the quality of drapes you've always wanted! Beautiful floral prints by Riverdale & Bloom Fabric Mills ... long famous for high quality drapery fabrics! Come in early and make your selections ... while stocks are complete! THE SQR STORE ANARHAM'S OWN HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE FARY January means snowy, cold and wet weather to most of the day but to Anaheimers Janusias a month of soft winds, skies, growing grass and blossing flowers. Jan. 6, just 12 days after Christmas, comes a day known in church circles as Epiphany. Merrie England called the day "Twelfth Night" and saw to it that celebrants had a gay time. In preparation for evening a cake was baked one lone dry bean buried in en the cake was cut everyone ed to see who had the piece the buried bean. That peras promptly named the Lord chance or Misrule. He was used to lead his subjects a chase for the rest of the ug. If you wonder what hapif a lady found the bean in piece of cake, you may asshe was queen for the night ose a partner who served fifth night finds all people any souls seeing to it that mas decorations are taken and packed away for next Thank you notes have all written by the Twelfth Night. UP PLACE MAT sewing machine came your Christmas, you might like it out on a simple sewing The roll-up place mat is Divide the length in halves and stitch to mat at this point. The pocket may be machinestitched in place or appliqued in place. With turned-under raw edges the fastening may be feather or chain stitches. The pocket is ideally placed in the lower left hand corner of the mat, and should be about five inches deep. Divide it into three narrow compartments, checking the width of each compartment for the table untensils to be sure the utensil will slide into place. Insert the utensils, roll up the place mat, and tie with an attractive bow. HANDY HINTS One of the basic lessons to teach a child is the pride of useful possessions. The new tricycle, bicycle, scooter or toy truck will mean more to him and certainly last longer if you show him how to take care of it. Go over a mechanical plaything with him to show him how it is made, and the whys and wherefores of safety devices. Let him help tighten the nuts and bolts and lubricate when necessary. Talk over the evils of leaving it in the driveway or out in the rain. Is your address book up to date? This handy little record book is only as handy as you make it. Folks moved around a lot these days and play havoc with your address book. How about setting the record straight and then writing letters to far off friends with whom you have been meaning to chat by mail? House plants can be as tempermental as we humans. If you have a plant that doesn't seem to be doing so well, shift it to another location. Do this till you find just the spot it likes. Melt one fourth cup margarine, stir in flour until smooth. Gradually add the milk, stirring constantly. Cook until thick. Steam or cook cabbage in boiling water for 5 minutes. Add cheese and green pepper to white sauce. Add diced ham. Place a layer of partially cooked cabbage in greased baking dash, then a layer of ham and cheese sauce mixture. Repeat. Melt remaining margarine and mix with crumbs. Sprinkle crumbs over the mixture in baking dish and call it scalloped ham and cabbage. Bake at 350 degrees for about a half hour. Serves six generously. Olive Notes Holiday guests of Mrs. Alice Maxwell, Mrs. Sara Kay and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Fowler and son, Mark, of Olive, were Mrs. Marie James, San Leandro, Mrs. Alleen Johnston, Tulare, Miss Bernardine Williams, Modesto, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Davies and sons, Tommy and Dick, of Seattle, Wash. and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston and son, Stephen. On the Sunday after Christmas all were guests of the Stanley Reamers of Glendale; formerly of Santa Ana. Dinner guests of the Emil Lemkes and son, LeRoy on New Year's day were Mr. and Mrs. William F. Paulus and son, Eugene and Mr. and Mrs. George Lemke and son, John. Guests of the Lloyd Coles on New Year's eve were Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Clayton and G. B. Van Roekel of Santa Ana, Russell Burdg and Robert Hayes, Orange, Albert Merrlam, Fullerton, Robert Ragan, Villa Park, Gilbert Krage, Harland Lemke and Ralph Danker, Olive, Wilbur Kabel, Lynwood, also Miss Shirley Ray of Anaheim and Chuck Simpson, UP PLACE MAT sewing machine came your Christmas, you might like it out on a simple sewing mat. The roll-up place mat is for a beginner to make, and of them is a worthwhile item for the advanced seam. The idea of the mat is to be spoon, knife and fork in its divided pocket inside, around the silverware, tie in impact roll and you are set outdoor or indoor picnics, for suppers, for school parties or buffet supplies. The rolls may be made of fig-material in pleasing colors; material may be used for cuts and figured material for stitched-on pocket. Of course, testing colors in the plain macan be used each mat cut a rectangle of metal which will measure 13 inches. This allows one or hems or for fringe. Nat- the inch allowance is divid- half for each end or side. Mat may be bound with another color. In that out the rectangle into what the finished size, 12 inch- 17 inches. Attach a tape about 15 inches in length. Is your address book up to date? This handy little record book is only as handy as you make it. Folks moved around a lot these days and play havoc with your address book. How about setting the record straight and then writ- ing letters to far off friends with whom you have been meaning to chat by mail? House plants can be as tempera- mental as we humans. If you have a plant that doesn't seem to be do-ing so well, shift it to another loca- tion. Do this till you find just the spot it likes. Alcohol is the best substance for removing soiled spots from the composition tops of metal furni- ture. Dampen a rag with alcohol and rub the spots. Go over the table top with a dry cloth. A wax polish applied once a month will give the table a nice glossy finish. To get a high gloss on chrome, the cheapest solution is a mixture of alcohol and whiting. ECONOMY SUPPER The test kitchen of the national livestock and meat board sponsors research into new meat dishes. We think you will like the following recipe for the way in which it gives first aid to the battered budget and makes a delicious meal all in one. 1 lb. diced cooked ham ½ cup butter or margarine ¼ cup flour 2 cups milk 2 qts (1¼ lb.) coarsely shred- ded cabbage ¾ cup grated American cheese ¼ cup chopped green pepper 1 tablespoon margarine ½ cup dry bread crumbs Guests of the Lloyd Coles on New Year's eve were Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Clayton and G. B. Van Rookel of Santa Ana, Rus-sell Burdg and Robert Hayes, Or- ange, Albert Merrilam, Fullerton, Robert Ragan, Villa Park, Gilbert Krage, Harland Lemke and Ralph Danker, Olive, Wilbur Kabel, Lynwood, also Miss Shirley Ray of Anaheim and Chuck Simpson, Santa Ana. Entertained in the William Gollin home on E. Taft ave., on New Year's eve were Messrs. and Mesdames Herbert Melterhoff, George Lemke, Walter Otte and Edwin Brelje. Mr. aand Mrs. Elmer Gerken were hosts on New Year's eve, their guests being Messrs. and Mesdames Laurence Timken, Elmer Lemke, Jack Reed, George Cudworth, Victor Helm, Howard Lunchau, Robert Burdg, Willis Krage; also Miss Darlene Fitschen and Ronald Brelje. Members of the Charles Gollin family were entertained on Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Guentlier (Esther Gollin) of Escondido. Present at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKenze, Monterey Park, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Gollin, Reseda, Mr. and Mrs. Paulus Gollin and daughter, Michelle, Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gollin and Mr. and Mrs. William Gollin, Olive. STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. SHOP FRIDAY TIL 9 P.M. OP! ANOTHER SPECIAL PURCHASE THAT PERMITS YOU TO SAVE More Than 40% On Better Quality READY MADE SAVE More Than 40% On Better Quality READY MADE DRAPERIES Regular 23.95 13.95 pr. NO RETURNS OR EXCHANGES AT THIS LOW PRICE! ● STANDARD SIZE 48" to 84" to pair! ● FULLY LINED! ● FRENCH PLEAT TOPS! ● LARGE SELECTION COLORS AND PATTERNS! Draperies—Street Floor STORE HOURS—9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M.