anaheim-gazette 1953-01-13

Anaheim Gazette 3 TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 13, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 MISS FLORENCE ROWLAND Committee For Opera Meets Cultural leaders of Orange county had their pre-opera meeting on Saturday, Jan. 10 at the home of Chairman of the Orange County Committee for Opera Glenn Willard Bassett, 2024 Main st., Santa Ana, Member of the musical society include Mrs. Esther Aerts, Miss Ruth Aerts, strong, Mr. and Mrs. G. William Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boettcher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Canetti, Sheldon Disrud, and Mrs. James Fleck, Mr. Mrs. Cecil Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lamont, George Burt, Mildred Marchant, Mrs. Ella Lynn Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moses, Mrs. Don Moza, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nathen Kenneth Orr, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Pingel, Mrs. Imo Randall, and Mrs. O. A. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Taylor, Miss Bonora Tompkins, Mrs. R. W. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John Wehner and Gordon Wheaty. Discussions centered around other "first" to be scored by the Orange County Committee for Opera when they present the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music and Arts' production of the larious opera buffa, "The Secured Marriage by Domenico Cirro Rosa. Repeat performances are planned for Los Angeles, Highland Park, San Pedro and other communities not yet announced. Heard in the Santa Ana performance will be Fred Guthrie the pursuing lover, Count Robinson, and Marcella Reale as Calina, the pursued, who is secretly married to Paolino, played tenor, Raymond Gagan, Harry Gordon internationally acclaimed singing actor, plays the role of the ambitious father who nally succeeds in marrying off unwed daughter, Elisetta, played by Faith Kruger, Lee Madde plays Fidelma, the duena y MISS FLORENCE ROWLAND Florence Rowland, New Farm Queen Florence Rowland, radiantly charming daughter of Commander and Mrs. Lee F. Rowland of 620 W. Valley View Dr., Fullerton, has been chosen queen of the Young Farmers and Young Homemakers of Southern California. She will reign over the convention to be held Feb. 5, 6 and 7 in the fine arts building on the Los Angeles county fairgrounds in Pomona. Attending Princesses are Jean Ticken, California State Polytechnic college in San Dimas; Faith Chiles, Antelope Valley college; Marsha Brickman, Pierce college; Joanne Gruver, Santa Ana college; Ruth Jones, Chino high school, and Gail Cheney, Mt. San Antonio college. Selection of the queen and her attendants was made at a dance Friday evening in the fine arts building on the Los Angeles fairgrounds, with more than 250 in attendance. Chapters of the California Young Farmers and California Young Homemakers are for the most part, established in junior colleges where they serve as "go-between" between the 4-H and Future Farmer clubs and the adult farm organizations. Queen Florence, a Fullerton Junior college co-ed, was homecoming queen for her college, and reigned at the Nov. 28 Turkey Day football game between Santa Ana college and Fullerton JC. Last spring she was queen of the Community Fair, an annual event in Fullerton. Lending enchantment to her dark-haired beauty, is the delightful modesty and reticence of Florence, a combination which serves to make her a true queen in every sense. Want a new spread for crackers to serve with tomato juice or some other first-course beverage? Put creamed cottage cheese through sieve so it's smooth and blend with a small can of deviled ham. Season with plenty of Worcestershire sauce, salt and freshly-ground pepper. NURSES' DIRECTOR—P new director of nursing staff, pital, and Mrs. Olive Morrison education at Fullerton Juthe college maintain a cofor both nurses in training gree and for vocational nuDirector of Nurse Inspects Program At Fullerton Consulting with other offices on the vocational nurses' trainprogram at Fullerton junior college Wednesday, Jan. 7 was M. Aileen Johnson, new director of nursing services at Orange couhospital. Occasion for her visit was... ways to be a friendly telephone neighbor If yours is a party-line, your telephone neighbors will consider you a real friend if you'll keep these simple points in mind: Try not to tie up the line with lengthy conversations. That way you won't miss important incoming calls. Ask the youngsters to be considerate, too. When they remember that others may be waiting to use the line they're being good party-line neighbors. Always be sure you hang up properly after calling. These simple suggestions mean still better service ... because they give every one a better chance to receive and make calls. emergency calls may arise while you're on the line. If a telephone neighbor breaks in and explains the emergency, it's always thoughtful to hang up and complete your call later. Pacific Telephone Committee For Opera Meets Cultural leaders of Orange City had their pre-opera meeting on Saturday, Jan. 10 at the of Chairman of the Orange City Committee for Opera, Willard Bassett, 2024 N. St. Santa Ana, Members of musical society include Mrs. Aerts, Miss Ruth Armagh, Mr. and Mrs. G. Willard, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Canetti, Sheldon Disrud, Mr. Mrs. James Fleck, Mr. and Cecil Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Dougamont, George Burt, Missed Marchant, Mrs. Ethyl Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Moses, Mrs. Don Mozley, and Mrs. Charles G. Nalle, Beth Orr, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. L., Mrs. Imo Randall, Mr. Mrs O. A. Schultz, Mr. and Richard W. Taylor, Miss Le-Tompkins, Mrs. R.W., WarMr. and Mrs. John Wehrly, Gordon Wheatly. Musical center around an "first" to be scored by the State County Committee for when they present the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music Arts' production of the hit opera buffa, "The Secret Image by Domenico Cima." Great performances are planned Los Angeles, Highland San Pedro and other comics not yet announced. Died in the Santa Ana pernce will be Fred Guthrie as pursuing lover, Count Robin and Marcella Reale as Caro-the pursued, who is secretly led to Paolino, played by Raymond Gagan, Harold Bon internationally acclaiming actor, plays the role ambitious father who fi-succeseds in marrying off his old daughter, Elisetta, played with Kruger, Lee Madsen Fidalma, the duenna who HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE WHITE SALES The January white sales in Anaheim are prompting thrifty homemakers to look to the contents of their linen closets. Sheets, pillow-slips, mattress pads, towels, table linens, dish-towels come in such lovely colors now that the "white" part of white sales is a misnomer, but the money saving prices are still there. Our shopping tour today revealed that the best buys are going fast so look to your linens, lady, and get down Ann Allen Plays Feminine Lead In Junior Class Play Miss Ann Allen and Mike Gerber have been selected to play the leading parts in the AUHS junior class play, "Down to Earth." Due to a misunderstanding, it was erroneously stated Friday that Carol Haderile would have the leading feminine role, whereas Carol has the part of Agnes, an angel. The sparkling little comedy-fantasy will be presented Thursday. Feb. 26 at 8 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Hospitality Tea Given Saturday Another of the delightful Hospitality Teas, sponsored by the Retail Merchants was held Saturday at the Dorothy-Wade Dinner House. town to replenish supplies. HOW MANY How many sheets do you actually need to have on hand? This depends on laundry facilities, the number of young children in the family and how often the sheets are changed. If you have an automatic washer and wash every few days, naturally you will not need as many sheets as the person who sends hers to the laundry. It is false economy not to wash sheets often since soil causes wear rather than washings. The same is true of towels and table linen. Household experts advance the following figures to serve as a guide: two mattress pads to fit each bed, four sheets per bed, and four pillow slip for each pillow. To equip the bathroom, six bath towels per person is the suggested number. Besides this you will probably want six hand towels per person, four face cloths each. And of course guest towels according to your particular need. In the table linen department, each family has its own requirements. You will want to see that you have ample cloths in good order with napkins for each, and probably no less than three sets of place mats with napkins to match. When you shop, remember that your eastern friends and relatives can't seem to find in their markets the wonderfully absorbent ex-flour sacks we use for dish towels. They will appreciate a package in the next box you send. SHEET SELECTION It is easy to be carried away by beauty and color when buying sheets and pillow slips, but it is best to get the most in quality Hospitality Tea Given Saturday Another of the delightful Hospitality Teas, sponsored by the Retail Merchants was held Saturday at the Dorothy-Wade Dinner House. The beautiful tea-table centerpiece was a gift of the Carmen flower shop, and Dorothy-Wade gave the refreshments. Table favors were donated by the McMahan Furniture store, Cotler's, Sesma Cleaners and McCoy Drug company. Door prizes were presented by Saywer pharmacy, Lake's Men's Wear, Narath Music company and Dorothy-Wade. PURSES' DIRECTOR—Pictured are Mrs. Aileen Johnson, director of nursing services at Orange County Hospital, and Mrs. Olive Morris, director of vocational nursing education at Fullerton Junior College. The hospital and college maintain a cooperative educational program both nurses in training for the Registered Nurse degree and for vocational nurses. Director of Nurses Inspects Program at Fullerton resulting with other officials in vocational nurses' training at Fullerton junior col- Wednesday. Jan. 7 was Mrs. Johnson, new director of nursing services at Orange county. program at the junior college Mrs. Johnson also discussed the junior college's vocational nurse program with Mrs. Olive Morns, R. N., supervisor of the program. The junior college and Orange county hospital maintain a cooperative training program for both vocational nurses and trainees for the registered nurses' degree. At the Orange county hospital, Mrs. Johnson took over her duties officially Jan. 5. She replaces Miss Dorothy Kaladic, Mrs. Johnson has held supervisory roles probably no less than three sets of place mats with napkins to match. When you shop, remember that your eastern friends and relatives can't seem to find in their markets the wonderfully absorbent ex-flour sacks that we use for dish towels. They will appreciate a package in the next box you send. SHEET SELECTION It is easy to be carried away by beauty and color when buying sheets and pillow slips, but it is best to get the most in quality for the money you spend. You will find both muslin and percale sheets in many different grades. Their labels will tell you a great deal about them. You find find percale smooth, almost silky to the touch, a luxury quality due to fine spun yarns, many to the inch. Muslin is heavier, feels coarser to the touch, and is heavier in weight. Both can give excellent wear. The percale is highest in price. Percale is made in two types, the standard and finest quality while muslin is made in about four grades depending on the number of threads per inch, workmanship and weave. In comparing values, hold the sheet up to the light to examine evenness of weave. Rub it between the fingers to check on the amount of filler used. The lower priced sheets are loosely woven and have excess starch which washes out to leave the sheet sleazy. Long wearing sheets have a firm, strong selvage with no loose untidy threads. A muslin with not less than 18 threads per inch gives satisfactory wear while those with not less than 140 will probably wear the longest. If possible, select a sheet that is at least 108 inches long. Five inches is lost in hemming, five more in shrinkage; neither of which does the store deduct in calling the sheets 108 inches long. The actual length of 98 inches is needed to insure its tucking in properly on either side of the bed. The most satisfactory widths range from 81 inches to 90 inches for a double bed, 72 inches for a three quarter width bed, 63 inches for a single bed, and 54 inches for a cot. Sheets with contour corners will save you bedmaking time, and insure more comfortable sleeping for children or adults who do much tossing and turning. TURKISH TOWELS Comparison will quickly reveal the best quality in turkish towels. It is easy to feel the difference in weight and body between well made, sturdy, long wearing toweleling and one of lighter weight and loose weave. Director of Nurses Inspects Program for Fullerton resulting with other officials the vocational nurses' training am at Fullerton junior colWednesday, Jan. 7 was Mrs. a Johnson, now director of ug services at Orange county al. session for her visit was the utilization survey now being acted by the state board of onal nurse examiners Repping that board, Miss BarMueller was inspecting the W. Aldens Return From Gypsy-Trek To Arizona Arizona, land of glorious colors, was the locale of a Christmas union for Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Alden, 510 So. Citron. Selecting the week between Christmas and New Years day as on time, the trip was originally planned for Phoenix, Tucson Fogales. The actual course of travel started on U.S. Highway Blythe, on east toward Phoenix and then, turning on impulse several miles west to Wickenburg, to pick up High9 which leads to Prescott, State capitol of Arizona. Early residence of the Govof Arizona and other buildwhich surround the comare well worth seeing in itt. Then north to Jerome, on practically hung on the of a mountain. Copper mines were responsible for the ing, or at least the growth, home, are now worked out, the Phelips-Dodge Corporation gladly sell the whole thing Ghost Town. A native was remarking that Jerome was place where dishwater could drown out at one place, and on a neighboring place, three distant. country from here, north agstaff and east for some abounds in ancient, interIndian folk-lore, ancient ings and beautiful scenery. miles east is the Tuzigoot Monument which was an apartment-type dwelling in which Indians dwelt 1000 years ago. It is built on a barren knoll and laid with rocks from two to five and six stories in height. Ladders were used from floor to floor, and access was gained through a hole in the roof. In the event of attack by hostile, warring tribes, the ladders could be pulled up as a measure of defense. A few miles further, the Montezuma Castle National Monument came into view with the Montezuma Well close by. Then over back roads to the red rock formations of the Lower Oak Creek canyon, and up through Oak Creek canyon to come upon a scene of breath-taking beauty, red rock walls, green trees, and over all, a mantle of dazzling white snow. Nature's own Christmas scene. The road led south and east then to Phoenix and Tucson, save you bedmaking time, and insure more comfortable sleeping for children or adults who do much tossing and turning. TURKISH TOWELS Comparison will quickly reveal the best quality in turkish towels. It is easy to feel the difference in weight and body between well made, sturdy, long wearing towelling and one of lighter weight and loose weave. each gay with Christmas decorations. Motel accommodations through the state are good and the weather most agreeable. Others agreed with them, according to the Aldens, as evidenced by an assortment of out-of-state license plates. A few miles from Phoenix, they came to the western town of Scottsdale, founded by Chaplain Scott in 1888. While other towns have struggled to achieve the modern, this town has retained the atmosphere of the early west Adobe buildings and hitching racks which were used by the Indians, still stand. South from Tucson to Tombstone, one of the most colorful towns in the west, stands Boot Hill cemetery, just on the skirts of town. Well-named is Boot Hill, since most of its occupants were either shot or hanged, some no doubt, by mistake. Plans are being made to subdivide, and many new homes are to be built near the cemetery. The climate in this locality is ideal for asthmatics. Taking the road south from there, the Aldens went on to Bisbee and Douglas, then over the border to Agua Prieta in Old Mexico. Westward at that point, toward home and California, with rich memories of a wonderful trip. Mary Millerick ANAHEIM 218-220 E. CENTER ST. ample free parking in rear ph. Anaheim 361-755 9:30-5:30 each day semi-annual CLEARANCE 103 dresses ½ and ⅓ off originally 29.95 to 149.95, now 15.47 to 73.34 14 coats at ⅓ price originally 69.95 to 189.95 21 suits ⅓ & ⅔ off or less originally 69.95 to 198.50 21 suits 1/3 & 1/2 off or less originally 69.95 to 198.50 costume jewelry 1/2 off originally 2.95 to 49.95, now 50c to 25.00 designer hats 1/2 off one group originally 11.95 to 49.95 another group were 3.95 to 10.95, now 3.00 and 5.00 hats now $5.00 originally 6.95 to 11.95 handbags 1/2 off or more originally 6.95 to 75.00, now 3.00 to 35.00 separates 1/2 off or more originally 6.95 to 49.95, now 3.00 to 25.00 lingerie special group panties, slips, gowns, hostess robes, separates 1/2 off or more originally 6.95 to 49.95. 3.00 to 25.00 lingerie special group panties, slips, gowns, hostess robes, not all sizes. originally 1.50 to 89.95, now 1.00 to 19.98 bras close-out group discontinued styles, brand lines, not all sizes. originally 1.95 to 6.95, now 50¢ to 1.50 now in progress semi-annual clearance of apparel remendons reductions throughout the store sorry, no telephone or mail orders all sales final NOLDE NYLONS NOW 1.00 Originally 1.35 to 1.75 discontinued styles, broken sizes, 30 and 51 denier, 15 and 51 denier with French clocks.