anaheim-gazette 1953-04-30

YLI Meets for Dinner and Visit of District Deputy Marie Lenain was presiding chairman when the Anaheim YLI met recently in the IOOF hall. Orange County GOP Women to Convene Today Election of officers will be a major item on the agenda for the bi-annual convention of the Orange county Federation of Republican Women's clubs which is scheduled for April 30 at the Elks club in Anaheim. Special guests of the group will be Mrs. Mildred Younger. Republican state central committee vice-chairman for the south, Mrs. Jean Fuller, president of the California Federation of Republican Women, and Mrs. Rachel Wylie, president of the southern division of the California Federation of Republican Women. Mrs. Mary Topper of Corona del Mar, president of the Orange county group, will preside over the meeting which will get under way at 10 a.m. with registration of the delegates. The nominating committee, headed by Mrs. Lelia Bacskens of Orange, will present its proposed slate of officers for the coming two years. Mrs. Loreta Lytle, Yorba Linda, as chairman of the resolutions committee and Mrs. Marjorie Parks, Laguna Beach, chairman of the revisions committee, will present the findings. for a potluck dinner and general meeting with President Marie Martin presiding which was also the occasion of an official visit of district deputy, Dorothy Hart of Oceanside. Mrs. Norman, planning chairman, was assisted with the dinner by Alberta Rees, chairman, and co-chairman Kay Doller and Antoinette Hernandez. Leta Mae Smith directed the distinctive table decorations depicting a flower garden through which Madonna walked. The lovely flower arrangement on the officer's table was made by Marie Martin and corsages by Leta Mae Smith and Blanche Hudson. Special guests were Father Robert Rivers, on leave from Slam, Heileh Krom, grand second vice president and Dorothy Brady of Santa Ana. Delegations attending included Hefferman Institute, San Diego, Holy Trinity institute, Linda Vista, Stella Marie institute, Oceanside, Santa Ana institute, Santa Ana, Long Beach institute and Corpus institute, Fulerton, Vincinza Sbardellati was initiated. Winona Halderman reported on the making of cord roses for distribution to service men in Korea through the chaplains, and Bonnie Jolissaint announced that the "Day of Recollection" would be held Sunday, May 24 in St. Boniface church hall with the public invited. Opal Rimpau reported that several layettes have been completed. A canasta party for YLI members will be held in the home of Elsie Benner, 219 Variety of Dolls Exhibited at Doll Club Meet The regular meeting of Anaheim Doll club was held the home of Mrs. R. J. Day of Santa Ana last Thursday evening with 18 members, five guards and one new member, Mrs. H. Wightman of Santa Ana, attending. A report of the activities of club over the past two years read by the historian, Mrs. Evan Verst. Mrs. Fred Robin vice president, planned the ning's program. Mrs. Adele Howard brought foreign dolls and gave a descriptive talk on each. Miss Has brought a collection of interest new books on dolls. Mrs. Tucker brought a collection beautifully dressed pincus dolls. Mrs. Lettle Mynatt brought her large collection of old reconditioned dolls. Mrs. B. B. had some lovely old dolls including one on a turntable. Ray Pozer had a lovely Jo Lind reproduced by Madam C. Mrs. Elmer Simms showed a creation of the Norwegian skater, Gloria Nord, and her English hounds. Mrs. Fred Leonard broomed newly dressed old dolls. An interesting display of modern was presented by the daughter the hostess, Patricia Stewart. Rooms were decorated in sp flowers. Mrs. Maag served a silver setting with tall centered about a large doll. A social hour followed. Next meeting will be held 28 in the Bowers museum, Ana, with Mrs. Colter giving del Mr., president of the Orange county group, will preside over the meeting which will get under way at 10 a.m. with registration of the delegates. The nominating committee, headed by Mrs. Lelia Bacskers of Orange, will present its proposed slate of officers for the coming two years. Mrs. Loreta Lytle, Yorba Linda, as chairman of the resolutions committee and Mrs. Marjorie Parks, Laguna Beach, chairman of the revisions committee, will present the findings and recommendations of their respective committees for the consideration of the delegates. All members of Orange county units are urged to participate in the convention business meeting and luncheon. Tickets are $1 and reservations may be secured by contacting Mrs. Mary Endicott, 1205 W. North St., Anaheim 6889. Visiting Nurses Worthy Agency Of Local Chest A recent report of activities of the Anaheim Visiting Nurses association disclosed a story of an elderly Anaheim woman whose last days were made more comfortable by service rendered by this agency of the Anaheim community chest. The story was recounted by Nursing Director Lynette Maan who withheld the name of the woman in respect for her and her husband. "All the needs of the elderly residents of a city are not met by a pension check, nor even by the many kind neighbors they may have," she pointed out. First a companion was supplied who was in turn instructed by the association on special care of the patient. Life went more smoothly for the couple and they were not burdened with expensive hospital bills, and when the patient suffered the second stroke which ended her life, a visiting nurse was in attendance every day. Visiting nurses' share of the Red Feather drive for funds in Anaheim is a small fraction of the work done in the city area by the women of mercy. Many of the patients are glad to pay a modest fee for the care they receive. Those finding themselves in a financial emergency are given the same treatment as those who pay, but their expenses are met by initiated. Winona Halderman reported on the making of cord rosaries for distribution to service men in Korea through the chaplains, and Bonnie Jollsaint announced that the "Day of Reccollection" would be held Sunday, May 24 in St. Boniface church hall with the public invited. Opal Rimpau reported that several layettes have been completed. A canasta party for YLI members will be held in the home of Elsie Benner, 219 S. Lemon st., Thursday evening. May 28 at 7:30. Reservations may be made by contacting Gerry Carlson at 7635. Guest speakers were Dorothy Hart, Helen Krom and Father Robert Rivers. Adeline McBride was tea chairman assisted by Mary Ellen McRill, Clara Burkhart, Marie Lenain; Agnes Redman, Vernia Reed and Geraldine Gallagher. Marie Lenain and Agnes Redman poured. The first Wright brothers' airplanes landed on skids rather than wheels because flying fields of the early days were too rough for wheel landings. $25,000 REWARD FOR DYNAMITERS! Southern California Edison Company offers to pay a reward of $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons for dynamiting the company's 220,000 volt transmission towers on Monday, March 23, and Tuesday, March 24. The transmission towers dynamited are located on the company's Chino-Pisgah 220,000 volt transmission lines (Mile 229, Tower #1) approximately four miles east of the town of China and the Hayfield-Highgrove 220,000 suffered the second stroke which ended her life, a visiting nurse was in attendance every day. Visiting nurses share of the Red Feather drive for funds in Anaheim is a small fraction of the work done in the city area by the women of mercy. Many of the patients are glad to pay a modest fee for the care they receive. Those finding themselves in a financial emergency are given the same treatment as those who pay, but their expenses are met by the kindness of their fellow residents—those who contribute to the chest. IT'S A THRIFTY HABIT! CASH and CARRY SAVES YOU MONEY with no sacrifice on quality or workmanship. "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 201 E. CENTER ANAHEIM 3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County, Renovating—Re-Tiling. Southern California Edison Company offers to pay a reward of $25,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons for dynamiting the company's 220,000 volt transmission towers on Monday, March 23, and Tuesday, March 24. The transmission towers dynamited are located on the company's Chino-Pisgah 220,000 volt transmission lines (Mile 229, Tower #1) approximately four miles east of the town of Chino, and the Hayfield-Highgrove 220,000 volt transmission lines (Mile 57, Tower #1) near Desert Hot Springs. These lines carry electric energy to the Edison system from Hoover Dam. Other towers dynamited are located on the company's Magunden-Saugus 220,000 volt transmission lines (Mile 183, Tower #1) approximately twenty-seven miles north of Saugus and three miles east of Gorman. The Edison Magunden-Saugus transmission lines carry electric energy from the company's Big Creek generating plants in the High Sierra. If you have any information concerning this sabotage, telephone the company collect at once, Los Angeles—MIchigan 7111. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Exquisite Hand Braided Rugs Enterprise of Mrs. Lehmann "I just like to work" is Mrs. Sarah Lehmann's explanation of why at the age of 71 she has begun a business of making rugs by hand in her home at 1214 Diamond st. These rugs which promise some day to become collector's items are the old fashioned three-strand braided rugs currently being recalled to favor by the popularity of maple furniture and homespun provincial furnishings. Mrs. Lehmann makes her rugs to order of all new 100 per cent wool material and estimates that her brand of braiding will give these reversable rugs a lifetime of 75 years' hard wear. Patterns and Colors Interesting patterns and gorgeous colorings are hallmarks of Mrs. Lehmann's handicraft. She buys an assortment of wool remnants which have special thickness and body from local textile stores and tailor shops. She cuts these into two inch strips, braiding them into her pattern as is or dying them the desired colors. In order to insure the dyed pieces against fading, she favors Putnam's dye and boils the material for at least an hour. Color combinations and patterns are worked out according to Mrs. Lehmann's file of established patterns or they follow the dictates of the homemaker who has the rug in mind for some special room of her house. Once the size has been decided upon, Mrs. Lehmann is ready to begin. Rug Table She braids the rugs in her living room in the comfort of a favorite rocker and sews the strips together on a big table specially Mrs. Fred Leonard brought only dressed old dolls. An instating display of modern dolls represented by the daughter of hostess, Patricia Stewart. Rooms were decorated in spring ers. Mrs. Maag served from silver setting with tall tapers eread about a large doll cake. Social hour followed. Next meeting will be held May on the Bowers museum, Santa with Mrs. Coller giving a pure on dolls on exhibit here. The mulberry tree grows in temperate-zone countries and the tropic areas. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3269 2 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim 000 D FOR TERS! son Company offers 00 for information conviction of any niting the company's towers on Monday, March 24. a dynamited are lomino-Pisgah 220,000 mile 229, Tower #1) east of the town of Highgrove 220,000 Color combinations and patterns are worked out according to Mrs. Lehmann's file of established patterns or they follow the dictates of the homemaker who has the rug in mind for some specicial room of her house. Once the size has been decided upon, Mrs. Lehmann is ready to begin. Rug Table She braids the rugs in her living room in the comfort of a favorite rocker and sews the strips together on a big table specially constructed for the purpose. As the oval outline takes shape, Mrs. Lehmann keeps 'the rug flat on the table to be sure it will lie flat on the floor when finished. Using nimble fingers and with thumbnails grown extra long on DINNER DAILY 227 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. ANAHEIM COME IN AND SEE NEW '53 DUAL-STREET BIGGER! ROOMIER! NEW POWER STEEL BIGGER! ROOMIER! There’s plenty of room for everybody in the 1953 Pontiac’s new longer, lovelier, roomier bodies with two inches more leg room in the rear, one inch in front. Come in and see the new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac...loveller than ever, more comfortable than ever! NEW POWER STEERING Parking’s a snap...those tough to straighten out...and driving even more fun—especially for the family. Come on in and try Pontiac contribution to effortless drive Pontiac Power Steering. NEW LONGER WHEELBASE! You’re going to love the “feel” of the new Pontiac’s ride with new 122 inch wheelbase. Pontiac handles better—hugs the road better. Come on in and see for yourself. Drive the great new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac soon! DOLLAR FOR DOWNLOAD CASEY-BECKHAM 236 E. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHLDN—PHONE 4018 "A GOOD DEAL" married seems as though I always at work on a rug—my floors covered with it." When Mrs. Lehmann moved to Anaheim three years ago, she decided to braid a rug to go with antique secretary and simple her she had. When her daughter admired it, she promptly started one for her. Friends and neighbors were fascinated with the type of work she was doing. Propositioned Mrs. Lehmann rugs for their own houses. Behe she knew it, Mrs. Lehmann is in business. Earns Own Way She is now at work on a rug that will measure 4 x 5 feet with nearly brown, green, and red colors. Her last one was several feet larger with shades of green predominating. One of the most effective she thinks was a small rug ordered in pastel colors to harmonize with Persian and Chinese floor coverings in a bedroom. This interesting work keeps me healthy," says Mrs. Lehmann who is eligible for a pension but prefers to earn her own way instead. She takes 12 ironings a week and bralds the rugs in her spare time. Dr. John L. Waite, D.C. Announces the Opening of his Chiropractic offices at ... 121 E. Broadway ANAHEIM, CALIF. ANAHEIM 4426 Opening FRIDAY • MAY 1 • 5:00 P.M. Italian VILLA DINNER FOOD CHICAGONIA ITALIAN VILLA IMAN FOOD EXTREMENAIR ...where Pizza is King. ANAHEIM TELEPHONE—ANAHEIM 4458 D SEE THE GREAT STREAK PONTIAC! NEW POWER STEERING! SPECTACULAR NEW OVER-ALL PERFORMANCE! NEW POWER STEERING! engines a snap... those tough corners seem lighten out... and driving a Pontiac is more fun—especially for the women of the day. Come on in and try Pontiac's great new bution to effortless driving... new Pontiac Power Steering*. SPECTACULAR NEW OVER-ALL PERFORMANCE! The beautiful new 1953 Dual-Streak Pontiac has high-compression power and Dual-Range* performance that will knock your hat off. Come on in and drive the new Pontiac. 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