anaheim-gazette 1953-01-18

Anaheim Gazette SUNDAY MORNING, JAN. 18, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Second Lecture Of P-TA Series To Be Given Second meeting of the PTA series, sponsored by the Fullerton PTA council and the Fullerton evening junior college will be held Tuesday-evening, Jan. 28, at 7:30 in the Chapman-Wilshire auditorium. Dr. Floyd Bond and Dr. Lewis Perry, professors of economics at Pomona college, will discuss economic problems involved in parenthood, and economic education in the home. Their topic is "Pocketbook Problems for Parents." The lecture series is open to the public without charge. Realizing the importance of money matters in the home, Dr. Bond and Perry have built their lecture around helpful suggestions and important facts relative to the family's finance. They will approach the subject of economics, money management, investments, insurance and budgeting from the Sunshine-Shower Club Meets with Mrs. Thompson Mrs. William Thompson, 6691 S. Western ave., Buena Park, entertained the Sunshine and Shower club Thursday at luncheon, serving "More" and ice-cream in peach cups. Mrs. Charles Freeborn and Mrs. Richard S. Yater were given the mystery prizes. Other guests were Mrs. Ruth Bennett, president and founder, and Mmes. Lewis C. McBratney, Milton Hasell, Elijah Briggs, Robert P. Clark, William Kudl, Bertha Maloney, Charles C. Rube and Conna E. Pollock, publicity chairman. Mmes. Pollock and Briggs will be hostesses at the monthly dinner for husbands and guests at their Starr st. clubhouse at 7 p.m., Jan. 31. The next business meeting will be at the Briggs residence on Winston rd. layman's viewpoint and in the layman's language. Claire Coci To Present Organ Recital Claire Coci, outstanding Ancan virtuoso, will be heard in organ recital Monday even Feb. 2, at the First United Methodist Church in Santa Ana program will consist of both sae and contemporary organ ic. Miss Coci is acclaimed by critics as the outstanding woman ganist of this generation. Uthe management of Colbert Berge of New York City, she performed for capacity audience in the major cities of this nation Her appearance in Santa Ana be one of three in Southern California. The public is cordially invited to attend this program, which be held in the church sanctuary Sixth at Bush, at 8:15 p.m. If a screw-top jar lid is so born when you try to remove Invert the jar in very hot water for a few minutes, then tap edge of the lid with a knife hand...for diet-v COMPARE Excelsior V-M MILK Shown below are the percents of minimum daily requirements of vitamins and minerals supplied by one quart. VITAMINS AND MINERALS and what they do for you. Regular Grade A Milk Excelsior V-M Milk VITAMIN A — protects you from infection, improves night vision, produces healthy skin. Vitamin A Vitamin A VITAMIN B1 — (thiamin) improves your appetite and digestion, maintains healthy nerves. 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Miaire Coci to Present Organ Recital Miaire Coci, outstanding Amerivirtuoso, will be heard in an recital Monday evening, 2, at the First United Pression church in Santa Ana. Her gram will consist of both classand contemporary organ, mussic Coci is acclaimed by critics the outstanding woman ordest of this generation. Under management of Colbert-Lage of New York City, she has formed for capacity audiences the major cities of this nation. appearance in Santa Ana will one of three in Southern Calica. The public is cordially invited to attend this program, which will held in the church sanctuary, at Bush, at 8:15 p.m. A screw-top jar lid is stubwhen you try to remove it, at the jar in very hot water a few minutes, then tap the of the lid with a knife handle. Corban Devalon Speaker for Loara P-TA "Fathers' night" at the Loara PTA featured Corbin Devalon of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., as speaker. His interesting discussion and demonstration of the operations used by the Bell system for communications of long distance television and telephone calls, was most entertaining. The nominating committee appointed by Mrs. Donald R. Dickenson, president; includes William Ross, principal, Mrs. Patricia Anderson, Mrs. Lucinda Hamnric, teacher, Mrs. Carl Lindgren and Mrs. Alf A. Holve. Marjorie Holmes, voice teacher, led the group in community singing, with Mrs. Julius Hilber ac­companying. Flag salute was given by the kindergarten under the direction of Mrs. Edna Hilton. Room count went to the fourth grade whose mothers were host­esses, Mrs. Albert Ramm as chair­man. Marywood Aux To Have Luncheon And Style Show The Marywood auxiliary met this week to plan the scholarship benefit luncheon and style show at Greenbrier, Garden Grove, at 1 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 27. Mrs. Vic­tor Peltzer, president, announces. Reservations are to be made with Mrs. Fred Lampher, ways and means chairman, with a donation of $3. Co-chairman is Mrs. Lee Fabian. Edna McMasters of Fullerton will present the fashions and a special $100 merchandise order from her shop is among the many prizes. Proceeds will go toward four scholarships for deserving students who wish to attend Marywood Central Catholic high school for girls and to purchase a tape recorder for the school. Home made tomato sauce is delicious seasoned with a little curry powder. Serve the tomato sauce with sautéed chicken or an omelet. diet-wise people OFFICERS INSTALLED 131, Women's Relief Co. installation of officers T shown above being indus Malvern Hill Malvern Hill 131, Women's lief corps, held open install­ of officers Thursday, at 1:30 at the IOOF hall, Fullerton. ually this is an evening event. Mrs. Hazel Downing and corps of officers from La Beach requested an afternoon stallation because of evening PERFECTLY balanced milk IN DISTINGCTIVE SINGLE-USE CARTONS TO YOUR GROCER'S AMBER GLASS BOTTLES FOR HOME DELIVERY Malvern Hill Malvern Hill 131, Women's lieft corps, held open installation of officers Thursday, at 1:30 at the IOOF hall, Fullerton, usually this is an evening event. Mrs. Hazel Downing and the corps of officers from LaBeach requested an afternoon stallation because of evening ther conditions. Outgoing officers are Olive ton, president; Myrtle Goodchaplain; Ruth McConnell, ductor; Edythe Freeman, the guard; Ota Thompson, assiconductor; Edna Crandall, patric advisor; Florence Ferell, ond color bearer; Violet O wall, third color bearer. Officers retaining their opeare Mary Neilson, senior president; Maud Landreth, jr. Friends Honor Olive Couple On Anniversary A "Share-a-Dish" dinner given recently in the Otto ning home in Santa Ana Cawhich complimented Mr. and D Henry Henning on their 25th diding anniversary, Jan. 15. Cerpiece on the table was a cleve decorated cake with 25 cans and all the women were present with corsages. The guests of h were presented with three pies for their silver set. Entertainment of the evewhich provided much merrinwas a story of the romance of Henry Hennings in which the guest took part in the telling. Present were Messrs. and N dames Roy Pritchard, Fred C Harold Troeller, Harry Col Vern Schultz, Glen Groover. W ter Henning, Henry Henning, the hosts. Bidden but unable be present were Mr. and Mrs. man Freese. A. B. Paul WRC Attends Ceremony In Fullerton A. B. Paul WRC was represended at the Fullerton WRC instation by six members, when t attended installation ceremony held in the Fullerton IOOF h Thursday. The members from the loo corps were, Leona Hull, presided by Mary Fordyce, president-elect 1953: Mary Mitchell, Eva Sisyers, Isabelle Illingsworth and Alice Robert, substitute musician. Many visiting corps were pr ent for the impressive corpse. for your health, homogenized for flavor and uniformity, Excelsior packaged in a distinctive amber bottle to protect its superlative quality. Milk costs no more than other premium milks. This is the aristocrat of the perfectly balanced food for diet-wise people of ALL ages. at better stores in sanitary, single-use cartons, or home-delivered in amber bottle. "ORANGE COUNTY'S OWN" 926 EAST FIRST STREET - SANTA ANA TELEPHONE KIMBERLY 2-3531 In Fullerton A. B. Paul WRC was represented at the Fullerton WRC installation by six members, when the attended installation ceremony held in the Fullerton IOOF hall Thursday. The members from the local corps were, Leona Hull, president; Mary Fordyce, president-elect 1953; Mary Mitchell, Eva Sayers, Isabelle Illingsworth and Alice Robert, substitute musician. Many visiting corps were present for the impressive ceremonies at which Mrs. Hazel Downing Laguna Beach served as installment officer. The meeting featured presentations, and photographs were taken of the Fullerton retiring and incoming officers. A dainty buffet luncheon was served from a charming floral candleabra decorated table. Cypress School Girl Scouts Announce Project Seventh grade Girl Scouts are collecting toys to be rebuilt and given to needy children next Christmas. In addition to the "Toy Bank" as their 1953 project, they are saving used Christmas cards and co-operation with the Cypress Baptist church. These cards are to be sent to the Children's hospital in Los Angeles. Both cards and toys should be sent to the Scout leader, Mrs. Leon W. Sevell, 8622 La Homa, or to Mrs. Diane Tathcock, 5382 De Long st. Delicious salad to serve with cold ham: Dissolve a package of lemon gelatin in a cup of boiling water and stir in a cup of sweet cider. When the gelatin partly set add *unpeeled ripe diced apple and diced celery. You can use from one to two cups of the apple and celery. OFFICERS INSTALLED — Malvern Hill 131, Women's Relief Corps, held an open installation of officers Thursday, with those shown above being inducted into office in Fullerton IOOF hall. Laguna Beach installation team was in charge of the ceremonies which were followed by a social hour. Malvern Hill 131 Installs Officers Malvern Hill 131, Women's Recorps, held open installation officers Thursday, at 1:30 p.m. the IOOF hall, Fullerton. Usually this is an evening event, but Hazel Downing and her sons of officers from Laguna each requested an afternoon induction because of evening weather. VICE PRESIDENT; Florence Davis, secretary; Maud Peake, treasurer; Nannie Cooper, press chairman; Ethel Franz, musician; Florence Erthal, first color bearer and Bessie Dale, fourth color bearer. New officers installed included Ruth McConnell, president; Grace Nixon, chaplain; Myrtle Goodchild conductor. Board Members Give Party for Pastor's Family The Rev and Mrs. William D. Howard were pleasantly surprised after prayer meeting recently, when 40 members of the Nazarene church of Cypress feted them with a house warming in the new Malvern Hill 131 Installs Officers Malvern Hill 131, Women's Recreation corps, held open installation officers Thursday, at 1:30 p.m. the IOOF hall, Fullerton. Usually this is an evening event, but Hazel Downing and her sons of officers from Laguna each requested an afternoon induction because of evening weather conditions. Outgoing officers are Olive Pat- president; Myrtle Goodchild,plain; Ruth McConnell, con- tor; Edythe Freeman, inner ward; Ota Thompson, assistantductor; Edna Crandall, patriotadvisor; Florence Ferell, sec- color bearer; Violet Cornell, third color bearer. Officers retaining their offices Mary Neilson, senior vice-ident; Maud Landreth, junior vice president; Florence Davis, secretary; Maud Peake, treasurer; Nannie Cooper, press chairman; Ethel Franz, musician; Florence Erthal, first color bearer and Bessie Dale, fourth color bearer. New officers installed included Ruth McConnell, president; Grace Nixon, chaplain; Myrtle Goodchild, conductor; Olive Patton, assistant conductor; Florence Farell, patriotic advisor; Grace Osterhout, second color bearer, and Marie Bush, third color bearer. All the women wore white formalms. Short musical programs were provided by the musician from the Laguna Beach chapter. At the reception following the installation, new officers were greeted and congratulated. Cookies, coffee and tea were served from the decorated tea tables. Friends Honor Olive Couple Anniversary "Share-a-Dish" dinner was recently in the Otto Hen- home in Santa Ana Canyon which complimented Mr. and Mrs. Harry Henning on their 25th wed- anniversary. Jan. 15. Center- on the table was a cleverly arranged cake with 25 candles all the women were presented to corsages. The guests of honor were presented with three pieces their silver set. Entertainment of the evening provided much merriment a story of the romance of the Mary Hennings in which each took part in the telling. Present were Messrs. and Mes- sors Roy Pritchard, Fred Clodt, Old Troeller, Harry Coates, Schultz, Glen Groover, Wal- fennning, Henry Henning and hosts. Bidden but unable to present were Mr. and Mrs. Her- Freese. B. Paul WRC extends Ceremony Fullerton B. Paul WRC was represent- tethe Fullerton WRC installa- bly six members when they added installation ceremonies in the Fullerton IOOF hall, day. members from the local were, Leona Hull, president; Fordyce—president elect for Mary Mitchell, Eva Saw- Isabelle Illingsworth and Robert, substitute musician. VICE PRESIDENT: Florence Davis, secretary; Maud Peake, treasurer; Nannie Cooper, press chairman; Ethel Franz, musician; Florence Erthal, first color bearer and Bessie Dale, fourth color bearer. New officers installed included Ruth McConnell, president; Grace Nixon, chaplain; Myrtle Goodchild, conductor; Olive Patton, assistant conductor; Florence Farell, patriotic advisor; Grace Osterhout, second color bearer, and Marie Bush, third color bearer. All the women wore white formalms. Short musical programs were provided by the musician from the Laguna Beach chapter. At the reception following the installation, new officers were greeted and congratulated. Cookies, coffee and tea were served from the decorated tea tables. Cypress Women's Community Club Has Luncheon Twenty-six members of the Women's Community club of Cypress met in the home of Mrs. Rena Switzer. 8781 Moody st., Tuesday. Mrs. Len White and Mrs. Louis Washchin assisted the hostess with the 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Milam Williams gave the thought for the day in a poem,"Challenge of the New Year." New officers elected are Mrs. Earl Essex, president; Mrs. Richard Hatcock, vice president; Mrs. James Broadbelt, secretary, and Mrs. Murton Jones, treasurer. Five new board members were elected to fill vacancies due to resignations. Mrs. Jones will serve on the Cypress coordinating council and it was voted to pay the year's contribution to the council. Mrs. Bertha Hamby will represent the club on the park board for another year. Mrs. Bert Kroesen drew the mystery prize. Secret pals will be revealed at the Valentine party Feb. 10, which is to be given in a Garden Grove restaurant. MARKET TO CELEBRATE Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gregg, owners of Gregg's Supper market at 5941 Lincoln ave., are celebrating their fourth anniversary next weekend with a drawing for prizes Jan. 24, Saturday night. Board Members Give Party for Pastor's Family The Rev and Mrs. William D. Howard were pleasantly surprised after prayer meeting recently, when 40 members of the Naza- rene church of Cypress feted them with a house warming in the new pastorate at 5302 De Long st. As the first social event in their new home, the Rev. and Mrs. Howard, with twin daughters, Gayle Ann and Susan Ann, entertained board members of the church at dinner, in appreciation for their efforts in obtaining the new residence. Stanton Church Elects Officers The Stanton Community church held an election of officers and voted to purchase acreage on Rose st., south of Main st., at a recent business meeting. The land will be site of a new church to be built at a cost of approximately $7000. Harold Lovett, Harvey Peterson, Paul Pletz, and John Karraker will serve as trustees, Richard S. Yater will serve a third term as treasurer, and Max Molick, assisted by Mrs. Olga Jennings, will also serve a third term as Sunday school superintendent Mrs. Elizabeth Marti is the new church clerk; Mrs. Jeanne Wettstein, pianist, to be assisted by Mrs. Charles Moolick. Doris Grieve was returned for her second term as Sunday school secretary. Usheres are Lee Mitchell, chairman, John Martin and Harvey Peterson. Sunday visitors were the Rev Robert Bunnell of Escondido American Sunday school missionary and the Rev I. E. Bode from Hayward who is founder of the Stanton parish and works for the Sunday school union. The Ladies' Missionary group will meet Jan. 23 when Mrs. Ellizabeth Jackson missionary from Borneo will be the speaker. Cypress Men to Ride in Parade Frank Vessels and son Frank Jr. left Thursday for Washington, D.C.As members of the Long Beach mounted police patrol they will ride their palomino mounts in the inaugural parade. MARKET TO CELEBRATE Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Gregg, owners of Gregg's Supper market at 5941 Lincoln ave., are celebrating their fourth anniversary next weekend with a drawing for prizes Jan. 24, Saturday night. Staffer System The ONLY COMPANY in the nation that has an apparatus that will give a woman Good Looking LEGS ★ Erect Her Posture ★ Give Her Vibrant Health Be a NEW YOU for '53! PHONE FOR YOUR COURTESY TREATMENT Open Mon. thru Fri., Evenings by Appointment For the Convenience of Business Girls Staffer System 2023 N. Main Santa Ana KI 3-7010