anaheim-gazette 1953-06-04

5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 4, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Motoring Accessories Style Novel Millinery In the spring millady's fancy turns to thoughts of hair. But the hatters, judging from these pictures, start thinking of automobiles. If you want to be a real wheel, advises one milliner, try a hub cap off the family car. A little satin lining, says he, and you've got Hubba Cappa Hattia, what? Another designer found the Chevrolet hood ornaments an inspiration for the job at the right. Could be he's giving us the bird. HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE (Standing Head) Happy is the bride the sun shines on, and happy is she who knows which arrangements she must attend to before the wedding ceremony and gets them done before the last minute excitement sets in. It is the bride's perogative to decide the type of a wedding she will have and Its time, place and date. The bride then discusses her plans with her clergyman and with him checks the home or church capacities and the lighting. Wedding Plans The bride chooses her own attendants, of course, selects her own wedding dress and helps her attendants decorate upon their there. Happy is the bride the sun shines on, and happy is she who knows which arrangements she must attend to before the wedding ceremony and gets them done before the last minute excitement sets in. It is the bride's perogative to decide the type of a wedding she Dolls Featured At Anaheim YLI Benefit Party The YLI brought the month of May to a fitting close with a benefit card party that featured many beautifully dressed dolls around a Maypole decorated with life-like wood fibre flowers. The party was a benefit for the Grand Convention fund and was held last Friday evening at the home of Elsie Benner, 219 South Lemon st. Co-hostess was Helen Canton. Card playing followed a dessert hour. The high score prize in canasta was won by Opal Rimpau, second by Ruth Johnson and low by Regina Czapla. Jean Lampher won the high score prize in panochle, the low one going to Estelle Crog. Anne Miller won the high score prize in contract bridge with the low score going to Rose Palm. Rose Palm also won the door prize. Those attending the very successful affair were Opal Rimpau, Betty Daily, Jane Lambert, Blanche Hudson, Letta Mae Smith, Mary Jean Lambert, Jean Thill, Ruth Johnson, Anne Miller, Rose Mouch, Pauline Moore, Margaret Block, Lorraine Evell, Regina Czapla, Helen Gray, Rita Koenings, Carolyn Murray, Agnes Redman, Rose Palm, Gerry Carlson, Alice Lambert, Estelle Crog, Glennna Ranker, Rose Magnus, Eleanor Trujillo, Alice Freiberg, Elizabeth Neuman, Ann Clark, Mme Falk, Wenona Halderman, Irene Feeney, Jean Lampher and Bonnie Johssaint. St. Michael's Choir Holds By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE will have and its time, place and date. The bride then discusses her plans with her clergyman and with him checks the home or church capacities and the lighting. Wedding Plans The bride chooses her own attendants, of course, selects her own wedding dress and helps her attendants decide upon theirs. Next comes the ordering of invitations, announcements and even note paper for thank-you letters. If the noneymoon is to be more than a few days, it is a good idea to have announcements addressed and stamped ready for mailing after the ceremony, and to have as many thank-you notes written as possible before hand. It has become traditional for the bride to formally announce her wedding in the newspaper and to make this once in a timely event a lasting memory, the urge also makes arrangements with a photographer for wedding pictures. These things are the responsibilities of the invitee. She may also make her own arrangements for the music to be played or not wearing, and choose appropriate gifts for her attendants. Long Live When choosing equipment and furnishings for a new home, it is important to know about how long you will probably need them. There are some basic ones on average usage; good quality furniture and stores; 20 years; refrigerators; 20 years; washing machines and vacuums; 20 years; lamps; rugs; mattresses and pillows; 20 years; sofas; plush cases; 20 years; tubs; washers and hairdryers; 20 years. Our Dough Bread 2 cups flour 2 cups water 2 cups compressed yeast 2 cup medium shortening 3 tablespoons sugar St. Michael's Choir Holds Annual Dinner Members of the senior choir of St. Michael's Episcopal church, their wives and husbands were entertained at a ham dinner Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. Leroy Marsh, 300 N. Janss st., with the choir director, Mrs. Russell Ireland, as co-hostess. The dinner, an annual affair with the group, was followed by an evening of musical entertainment, including community singing. An original touch was produced in the place-cards for the dinner. They were made in the form of musical notes and attached to each was a quotation or saying which could be attributed to one or the other of the members. The diners were then required to match a particular choir member with his or her appropriate quotation. Attending the dinner were the Rev. and Mrs. John K. Saville, rector of St. Michael's and his wife; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ireland, Mrs. Ada Anderson, Mrs. Rollo Taylor, Miss Hazel Erickson, the church organist; Miss Doris Rouland, Phillip Waugh, Jr.; Miss Betty Burnell, Bob Root, Mrs. Marsh and Mrs.-Wesley Mendoza. Starter: Star flour and water together and allow to stand in a warm place until sour. Action may be speculated upon by adding yeast. The batter should be a mixture that a pancake batter will have to stand for a minimum of 12 hours before being used. Use 2 cups of batter and pour it into a depression mould in the top of a quantity of flour. Add melted shortening, a little sugar and salt in about the same proportions as used in baking powder biscuits. Mix and knead just enough flour into the dough that the dough will soon make a rooam ball. Grease it well and set aside to rise. It has been done in the morning, toward evening and during powder and soda. Soak the dough thoroughly to thicken. Fold and roll for 10 minutes, cut, place in a greased pan and brush with milk. Set in warm place and let rise for one-half hour, when doubled in yolk, bake in a not oven at 400 degrees for 50 to 60 minutes. (Editors Note: Answers to your home-making problems will be given in this column.) Telephone Anaheim Gazette or drop us a card at 259 East-Center st.) Millinery MCA Group Uncheon Guests Nutt Home members of the Women's Ady Committee, YMCA, were of Mrs. Harry Nutt, retirpresident, at a luncheon in her recently. Crest smashe in a mighty ... REMODELING SALE STARTS M discounts 40 MCA Group Uncheon Guests Nutt Home members of the Women's Ady Committee, YMCA, were of Mrs. Harry Nutt, retirresident, at a luncheon in her recently. ring flowers accented the ous rooms and a lovely arment of roses centering the table was repeated in smalles on each of the luncheon Mrs. Alice Schmid, on beof the board members pred Mys. Nutt with an old Engsilver scuttle and scoop and el Burner rose corsage, in ociation of her many services last year. Mrs. Nutt gave board member a gift she had nally made. allowing luncheon the final ing of the year was held desis led by Mrs. A. Cacebeer. is voted to purchase a paint- "Christ the Frost" and tour ers as the annual gut of the ens Committee to the YMNan Moore reported on activities and evaluated the receptid and installation licenses held this month. Sne used the summer camp profat Osceola, Otter gars camp, 12-20-24 is sun, while youngts camp, July 30 to August a few vacancies. uncheon guests were, Mmes. ice Mauteran, Warren Howcacebeer, Frank K Nehogg, s Panner, Warren AsiWilliam Lewenyn, O. G. son, Ance Scunda, Everne, A. H. Keferman, Watt , William Quing, Marion wood Cordes, E. E. Rowen, Scewenance, Moore and Dod Lanson. SALE STARTS MO discounts 40 no cash needed at Crest! we handle our own contracts ... no outside finance company to deal with. Months to pay! plenty of free Parking! always plenty of parking available at Crest! l'erry! free delivery! Crest will deliver any purchase over $100! Open Monday and Friday 'til 9; Daily 9 'til 6! Crest's Point GUARANTEE! • BUY WITH CONFIDENCE! • FAMILY PROTECTION PLAN! • FIRE PROTECTION PLAN! • EVERY PURCHASE GUARANTEED! • YOUR MONEY BUYS NURE AT Crest! NOTICE: ALL SALES FINAL! NO MAIL, PHONE OR C.O.D.'S! SMALL DELIVERY CHARGE FOR PURCHASES UNDER $100! ALL SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE! 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We don't want anybody to lay down on the job so out they go. Prices start at...set 3988 KROEHLER HIDE-A-BEDS ... Our plasterer kept disappearing and we finally found him in the "Hide-a-bed" at only...13988 BED DIVAN SUITES ... Everyone was amazed at the low prices on our Bed Divan Suites... our prices start at...6988 G. E. VACUUM CLEANERS ... The electrician thought these were beautiful... we've got two to sell for only...ea. 5988 KROEHLER HIDE-A-BEDS ... Our plasterer kept disappearing and we finally found him in the "Hide-a-bed" at only ... 13988 BED DIVAN SUITES ... Everyone was amazed at the low prices on our Bed Divan Suites ... our prices start at ... 6988 G. E. VACUUM CLEANERS ... The electrician thought these were beautiful ... we've got two to sell for only ... ea. 5988 12-FOOT CARPETING ... We're afraid that this beautiful green & beige floral leaf pattern broadloom will get dirty so we'll sell it out at only sq. yd. METAL DESKS ... The job foreman kept sitting down at this desk to make out our bill, we don't want it yet so we'll get rid of it quick... ea. 1688 KITCHEN TOOL AND CUTLERY SETS ... We're not planning on doing any cooking here (except for the red hot buys) so you can have any one of 'em for only ... 588 NORGE UPRIGHT FREEZERS ... We've got two of these beauties both floor samples but brand new... each 29988 SMOKERS ... Some deluxe same plain they're catching dust and paint and plaster so out they go from ... 488 up Crest FURNITURE COMPANY 504 W. CENTER, Anaheim