anaheim-gazette 1953-01-15

Anaheim Gazette 3 THURSDAY MORNING, JAN. 15, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Harold M. Clapper Addresses BPW The Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club started the new club year last evening with one of the most delightfully interesting and enlightening meetings in the history of the club. The guest speaker, Harold M. Clapper, sales promotion manager for the Westinghouse Electric Supply Company, addressed the group and showed a film, both of which carried a profound, awakening message with much food for thought. Both drew a vivid picture of the American way of life, versus communism. The club met in Lum's cafe at 6:45 for a dinner which was served at tables beautifully decorated and colorfully centered with white chrysanthemums, red carnations and red, white and blue candles. Immediately following the dinner hour, President Ida Mae Walburg opened the meeting with the comment that "of all the good things the BWP stands for, the most important is the intangible characteristic of good-fellowship, evidenced by the group." The program opened with music by two talented young musicians, Mary Lou Love, violinist, and Marilyn Schumming, piano accompanist. Their first number was V Monti's haunting little gypsy dance. "Csardos," and the second, "Fiddlin' the Fiddle," which delighted the audience with its gay, blitting melody, by Dave Rubinoff. Before the showing of the film, "Letter to a Rebel," he said his message was not to sell the idea of the American way of life to women of high mental calibre of a group such as he was addressing, but that it was to bring home to each and every American, the fact that there is a great and urgent need to talk and sell the idea and principles of Americanism. "A merchant," he said, "who has for sale an article which he firmly believes in himself, doesn't hide it under the counter, and silently listen while another merchant expounds on his goods." Clapper was on naval duty and stationed in Russia during the war, and his description of life behind the iron curtain "made one less resentful," as Mrs. Walburg rentarked, "of March 15. The film, "Letter to a Rebel," told the story of a newspaper editor's letter to his son who is in college, and apparently being indoctrinated with a communistic viewpoint. It carried an impact to stir the mind that takes too much for granted, our free and healthy way of life in this country. January 12, 1903, E.E. Miss Cynthia E. Weller rents home of the bride, 1111 M. Today, the bride and residents of Stanton, where 9091 Winston Rd., and friends and relatives hometown them with a golden wedding cepion. Ladies of the Silver A church in Santa Ana and Women's Missionary Society the Stanton Community church were hostesses at the reception which was held in the Staunton church clubroom. Yellow cushionmums, lilys and ferns, which the clubroom was deceded, carried out the golden threem. Mrs. Briggs was lovely in a steel-blue crepe gown, accented by a corsage of lavender orchid a gift from Judith Feo, her granddaughter. In the receiving line were Willis (Edith) Reid of San Danny daughter of the Briggs; Rudy (Charlotte) Feo of New Hollywood, granddaughter; her daughter Judith; Mrs. Mae Shell of Escalon, sister Mrs. Briggs; Mrs. Dolly Mogery of San Bernardino, brother Mrs. Eva Grisedale, kersfield; and Mrs. Helen borne of Escalon; both nieces Mrs. Briggs; Mr. and Mrs. V Crittenden, the Rev. and Charles White, pastor of the Irish, the Rev. and Mrs. Rich H. Cantrell of Santa Ana, Clarence Carlton of Escalon, perintendent of the Southwest. Dance Band Class To Be Offered At Fullerton JC Kenneth Helvay, Fullerton Junior College band director, announces that the new class in dance orchestra, which is to be organized the second semester at the college, will enjoy dance music produced by themselves. The class will meet on Tuesday and Thursday afternoons at 2 p.m. and will offer two units of credit. If enough students join, the class will provide a dance orchestra for many of the social campus functions. "The course offers a fine opportunity for students to receive valuable experience in playing popular music and possibly a chance to earn money on the side," said Helvey. Especially needed, he said, are performers on the saxophone, string bass, accordion, piano and brass instruments. The film, "Letter to a Rebel," told the story of a newspaper editor's letter to his son who is in college, and apparently being indoctrinated with a communistic viewpoint. It carried an impact to stir the mind that takes too much for granted, our free and healthy way of life in this country. Chairmen for the evening were Helen Sharp, Doris Doetsch, Olive Shoemaker, Sue Brown, and Marguerite Coons. The next meeting of the club will be a social gathering with a white elephant sale, to be held in the Ebell clubhouse. South Anaheim Bobsters' Club Meet For Dinner Members of the South Anaheim Bobster's club met Monday evening in Allen's restaurant on S. Los Angeles st., where they enjoyed a steak dinner, served by the host, Marvin Allen. Following dinner, Roy Field presided at the business session when several committees were formed and a program for the new year was discussed. Members are urged to attend the next meeting which will be held Monday, Feb. 2, as officers will be elected at that time. Lemon custard sauce—made from a package of lemon pie and filling mix—is delicious served over Brown Betty or baked apples. HOME-MAY YOUR AUTO You have until Feb 4 to renew the registration of your car; nearer the deadline the longer lines at the cashier's window. Your application for renewal should have reached you by mail. By The Gazette KITCHEN NEWS BIRD V. BEEBE, right, charter member of the Anaheim Chapter, Royal Arch Masons, is pictured as he receives a special R.A.M. apron from Stanley Chapman of Fullerton. Presentation of the apron was made in honor of his long service to the Masonic organization. The Anaheim Chapter was organized in 1921. Maureen Truxaw Feted With Birthday Dinner Mrs. Robert J. Truxaw, 856 N Citron, honored her daughter, Maureen, with a birthday party Tuesday. Bidden to the dinner and to share the beautiful pink and white birthday cake, were four small classmates of Maureen's and members of the family. Classmates were Wendy Holmes, Judy Banks, Peter Ganahl and Pauline Mary Black of Stanton. Relatives attending were Mrs. Patrick Sweeney, Maureen's maternal grandmother; Mrs. J. W. Truxaw, paternal grandmother; the Misses Joyce and Maureen Sweeney, Carol Truxaw, aunts, and Janie Sutherland, Patrick Fergus, William and Michael Le Veck, cousins, and the honoree's sisters and brothers, Patsy, Evie, Paul and Bobby. Balloons and suckers were small guest favors. Primer For Parents NO HYSTERICS! When your child throws his dinner on the floor, just consider it normal for the toddler age and try to remain calm. ABOUT COLORS Color is so important in the new kitchen that a great deal of thought is being given to selection and combinations of hues to achieve long time agreeability. Preferred colors for this room range all the way from the low extreme autumn shades to pastels. Two adjuncts to the new color schemes are indirect, we diffused lighting, to eliminate discomfort glare and dark areas in the kitchen, and cotton curtains and floor coverings, the latter skid-proofed and spread over much walked-on surfaces on vinyl or clay tile flooring. Modern accessories, including pots and pans and other utensils have sufficient styling nowadays so that they can be hung fro Brilliant Reception Honors Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Briggs on Golden Wedding Anniversary January 12, 1903, Elijah B. Briggs of Nebraska, and Cynthia E. Weller recited their marriage vows in the house of the bride, 1111 Mission Rd., Los Angeles. Today, the bride and bridegroom of 50 years ago, are students of Stanton, where they have lived for 25 years at 1111 Winston Rd., and Sunday afternoon more than 200 adults and relatives honored with a golden wedding reception. Studies of the Silver Acres in Santa Ana and the Women's Missionary Society of Stanton Community church, hostesses at the reception which was held in the Stanton clubroom. Yellow chrysanthemums, lilys and ferns, with the clubroom was decorated out the golden theme. Mrs. Briggs was lovely in a soft blue crepe gown, accented corsage of lavender orchids, from Judith Feo, her great-daughter. The receiving line were Mrs. (Edith) Reid of San Diego, owner of the Briggs; Mrs. (Charlotte) Feo of Northwood, granddaughter, and daughter Judith; Mrs. Ida Shell of Escalon, sister of Briggs; Mrs. Dolly Montgomery of San Bernardino, Briggs'; Mrs. Eva Grisedale, Bailfield, and Mrs. Helen Osse of Escalon; both nieces of Briggs; Mr. and Mrs. Virgilenden, the Rev. and Mrs. Les White pastor of the parish Rev. and Mrs. Richard Cantrell of Santa Ana, andrence Carlton of Escalon, subtenant of the Southwestern Fullerton Notes VETERANS OF FORIEGN WARS AUX. CHAIRMEN Six chairmen of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at the home of the president, Mrs. Earna Sorsabal, 145 Marion drive. Most of the evening was spent preparing the quarterly reports. Audit of the books was presented by Francis Lorton, treasurer assisted by Elma Troellel, Thelma Field and Iris Birgee. The second district will hold its quarter meeting in Indio on Feb. 1. Ogal Walter of Anaheim will make her official visit to the district at that time. Fullerton members hope to attend although difficulties are presented because there is no official VFW post meeting in conjunction. Graham trackers. French pastries and coffee were served by the hostess, Earma Sorsabal, to Bertha Johnson, Iris Birgee, Thelma Field, Lucille Cousins and Alma Troeller. Opera Committee To Present 'Secret Marriage' The board of directors of the Orange county committee for Opera today announced that their next grand opera presentation will take place on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 at 8 o'clock in the evening in Santa Ana high school auditorium. Appropriately, the romantic holiday event is "The Secret Marriage" by Domenico Cimaroca, which will be sung in English by a outstanding end of the week. JUNIOR EBELL Your Children and Minors the topic of the special speaker, Judge Robert Gardner the January meeting of the Ebell club of Fullerton. He been actively associated with juvenile court for a year, Gardner was well qualified speak on the subject. His juvenile problems are due primarily to the lack of close association with parents; in many cases was because of too many activities by the parents points the speaker stressed too much money given to a child which they have not not and not enough discuss their problems. Preceding the speaker, Phil Twomby presided at this most meeting. Chairmen standing committees gave regular reports. Mrs. Johnner, welfare chairman, announced a volunteer meeting of the of Mrs. Hub Crawford, G12 ton circle west on Thursday ing, Jan. 15 from 9-12 a.m. SAFEWAY SAFEWAY SA 'Secret Marriage' The board of directors of the Orange county committee for Opera today announced that their next grand opera presentation will take place on Valentine's Day, Feb. 14 at 8 o'clock in the evening in Santa Ana high school auditorium. Appropriately, the romantic holiday event is "The Secret Marriage" by Domenico Cimaroca, which will be sung in English by an outstanding cast of performers. Many couples, both young and old, are planning to include this happy musical treat in their holiday plans, according to Mr. Sheldon Disrud, well known music educator of Anaheim. Ticket information will be released immediately following the delivery of advance orders from past patrons and sponsors. Mrs. Ruth Armstrong, secretary of the organization, states that the unique nature of the presentation and the general interest indicates an early sell out. This will be the seventh evening of opera to be offered under the joint auspices of the Los Angeles Conservatory and the Orange county committee, the most recent of these being "The Marriage of Figaro," of last October Variety has also marked the presentations as this will be the seventh operatic composer represented. HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE R AUTO We have until Feb 4 to renew registration of your car. The deadline the longer the at the cashier's window our application for renewal we have reached you by now by mail You renew your registration by presenting both copies of the application and the payment of total fees indicated to any branch office of the department of motor vehicles or by mailing both copies our payment to the departing motor vehicles. P O box Sacramento Renewal may be made at the Bank ofica in Anaheim, a special convenience very much appreciated by local car owners. Warning: Penalties will be added application for renewal of ration is made on or after CROSS STITCH Mrs. Warren Hollingsworth's mother, Mrs. Margaret Lovemin, has won many prizes for her beautiful cross stitch pictures. The work she does is so delicate and fine that it might almost be classed as petit point, but is true cross stitch nevertheless. Perfection in workmanship is insured by the fact that she is not content to follow stamped designs as is, but actually pulls the threads in the material... HEN NEWS Architects tells us that a Holly-kitchen on a main stbdgavailable for 1953 The "open" is the thing they are talkabout. Whole family gets into the new open plan which ties for relaxation as well as dug, dining and laundering. Is the kind of kitchen where man will take extra pride in making, the man of the house invade beyond an occasional raid on the refrigerator, and can congregate and guests ant to linger. Annual of the open type kitwith its new family - life tons, leaves plenty of room individuality in the selection color, arrangement of appliance and placement of details Once were considered part average dining or living. The kitchen, in fact, is fast ing the key to a family's quality. BIRTHS HAMILTON—Mr. and Mrs. William Rt. 13762 Milton, Westminster Satata Ana Community hospital Jan. 12 boy HEIB—Mr. and Mrs. Howard, 8322 Artesia, Huena Park, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 14, boy MASON—Mr. and Mrs. Alfred K. 2135, S. Rose, Anaheim, St. Joseph hospital, Jan. 10, boy McDONALD—Mr. and Mrs. John 2512 West, Fullerton, Santa Ana Community hospital, Jan. 11 girl MORALES—Mr. and Mrs. William 1082 Mt View, Anaheim, St. Joseph hospital, Jan. 11, boy RODECKER—Mr. and Mrs. Robert 904 Grand View, Fullerton, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 10 girl RODGERS—Mr. and Mrs. Lynls, curner Spadra and Orangehorse, Fullerton, Fullerton Cottage hospital, Jan. 12, girl ROJAS—Mr. and Mrs. Jess, Rt. Box & Garden Grove, Orange County hospital, Jan. 10, girl WOLF—Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, 913 S. Palm, Anaheim, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 10, girl. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 CROSS STITCH Mrs. Warren Hollingsworth's mother, Mrs. Margaret Loverim, has won many prizes for her beautiful cross stitch pictures. The work she does is so delicate and fine that it might almost be classed as petit point, but is true cross stitch nevertheless. Perfection in workmanship is insured by the fact that she is not content to follow stamped designs as is, but actually pulls the threads in the material to be embroidered as a gauge fo., her stitches. Showing great individuality in her work, Mrs. Loverim does not leave the background plain as caled for in most cross stitch picture patterns, but works the background in solidly using suitable plain colors. Her outdoor scenes are matchless. Exciting, enthusiastic com­ment are the series of likenesses of early motor cars done in cross stitch that she has given Mrs. Hollingsworth to decorate the walls of the den. Births Adjuncts to the new look schemes are indirect, well and lighting, to eliminate disting glare and dark areas in kitchen, and cotton curndoor floor coverings, the lattild-proofed and spread over walked-on surfaces on vinyl tile flooring. Perm accessories, including and pans and other utensils, sufficient styling nowadays that they can be hung from MILK CHERUB EVAPORATED (Small size cans priced at 4 for 23c.) CRACKERS Snowflakes... National Biscuit's Salted Sodas. FRESH EGGS Cream O' the Crop GRADE AA doz. 65¢ LARGE SIZE Breakfast Gems GRADE A doz. 61¢ LARGE SIZE Oak Glen Brand GRADE A doz. 59¢ Check These Values Jane Arden Cookies 134 oz. pkg. 23c Chocolate or vanilla sandwich. Jane Arden Fig Bars 18 oz. pkg. 49c Cider Vinegar Old Mill quart bottle. SAVE 10¢ toward the purchase of a 10-lb. or larger bag of Kitchen Craft Flour at any Safeway Store Coupon expires Feb. 15, 1953 Cash Value 1/20 of 1 cent PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JAN. 15, 16, 17, 1953 AT SAFEWAY STORES. IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEW NINOR EBELL Your Children and Mine" was the topic of the special guest speaker, Judge Robert Gardner, at the January meeting of the Juniorell club of Fullerton. Having actively associated with the juvenile court for a year, Judge Gardner was well qualified to speak on the subject. He said juvenile problems are due primarily to the lack of close association with parents, in many cases this because of too many outside activities by the parents. Other points the speaker stressed were much money given to adolescents which they have not earned or not enough discussion of their problems. Preceding the speaker, Mrs. Bill Twombly presided at the business meeting. Chairmen of the ending committees gave their regular reports. Mrs. John Connell, welfare chairman, announced volunteer meeting of the home Mrs. Hub Crawford, 612 Prince Circle west on Thursday morning, Jan. 15 from 9-12 a.m. The women will sort Easter seal envelopes to be sent to various townships. Mrs. James Talcott told the plans for the semi-formal dinner-dance to be held on Valentine's night, Feb. 14 at the Balboa Bay club. Reservations must be made before or at the next regular meeting; tickets are $8 per couple. Citizenship chairman, Mrs. Clark Simm, urged that members continue bringing picture post cards and stamps to be sent to the Long Beach naval hospital. These items may be left in the box in the foyer. The stamps are to cut from the envelopes with a quarter-inch margin remaining. The postal cards are made into scrap boks, the stamps are added to stamp collection. Therapy of this kind has proved very beneficial in helping the veterans back to health. Cupcakes, mints and coffee were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Robert Rober, chairman, Mrs. Warren Bowen, Hugh McConnell, Gene Chavin. Paul Stemple, Dee Campbell, George Peck, Morris Rush and Earnest Zoter. Lecture To Be Given The Orange county Association for Childhood Education will feature Dr. Adele Lewis Grant, professor of science, University college, USC, as speaker, when it meets in Anaheim in the Fremont junior high school on Jan. 20 at 4 p.m. Mrs. Marcella Surawic will preside. Dr. Grant's topic will be "Science Experiences for Children." The public is invited to attend the lecture for which teachers will receive institute credit. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim EASTERN GRAIN-FED PORK... SPARERIBS! A real family pleaser... tender, meaty, full-flavored pork spareribs from Safeway. Serve them baked, barbecued, or boiled... they're delicious every way. And, the price at Safeway is low, low, low! 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Sliced 12-oz. pkg. 29¢ PARADE SUDS Amazing new washday wonder. 19-oz. pkg. 23¢ SAFEWAY EAREST SAFEWAY, 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM