anaheim-gazette 1953-06-18

5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Officers Installed for Second White Temple Church Circle. Following the trend of many women's organizations in a fast-growing community, the Betty Whitfield circle of White Temple Methodist church is dividing into two separate parts because of continued increase in membership. At a joint meeting last Tuesday evening held in the ladies' lounge of the church, officers for the new groups were formally installed with an impressive candlelight ceremony by Eleanor Ashleigh representing the executive committee of Christian service. Sponsored by Esther David, the new officers of the Jean Heilman Home Dept. In Tour of Santa Ana Spots Fun was the order of the day when fifty-one members of the Anaheim Home Department made a tour of Santa Ana last Wednesday. Gathering at Bower's Museum at 10:15 a.m., the group heard a lecture concerning skills and miniatures by Mrs. F. E. Coulter, curator, and then browsed about the museum to inspect the current doll show there. Sponsored by Martha Hamilton, the new officers of the Luverne Jensen circle are Luverne Jensen president; Betty Whitfield, vice president; Polly Mahaffey, secretary, and Ardyse Ann Bown, treasurer. After the installation ceremony, program chairman, Meryle Osborn, gave a history of this circle which centered about the interests of the youngest age group of women in White Temple Christian service. Started with a handful of young marrieds in 1947 and called at first the Busy Brunchers, the circle has taken part in a diversity of church activities and has grown to a membership of more than 50. Announcement was made that the next meeting will be a sack lunch at La Palma park for members and children and will begin at 12 o'clock on the second Tuesday in July. Betty Whitfield presided during the business meeting, which was followed by a social hour. Jean Heilman and Luverne Jensen were asked to pour at the tea table. Hostesses Alice Whieldon and Betty Whitfield served assorted salads and open face sandwich- Fun was the order of the day when fifty-one members of the Anaheim Home Department made a tour of Santa Ana last Wednesday. Gathering at Bower's Museum at 10:15 a.m., the group heard a lecture concerning skills and miniatures by Mrs. F. E. Coulter, curator, and then browsed about the museum to inspect the current doll show there. After a salad luncheon at a nearby, the group motored to the Jesse Appliance shop where they saw a laundry demonstration and participated in a radio show by means of tape recorder. This show went on the air the next day over local station KVOE and the following women were able to hear themselves take part in the audience participation program: Mrs. Fred Law who was celebrating her birthday, Mrs. Herman Freese who was celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary, Mrs. M. L. Tuck Bose, Mrs. C. W. Mauerhan, Miss Bessle Elkins, Mrs. M. I. Bush, Mrs. Walter Paulus and Mrs. Jesse Anderson. A drawing was held during the recording of the show and the lucky winners were Mrs. H. Bircher, Mrs. George Earle, Mrs. Howard Greene, Mrs. Mauerhan and Mrs. Rose. The outing was arranged by Mrs. Jesse Anderson, president of the Anaheim Home Department, assisted by Mrs. Ina Gathas, vice-president. The next meeting of the group will be on Sept. 23. Announcement was made that the next meeting will be a sack lunch at La Palma park for members and children and will begin at 12 o'clock on the second Tuesday in July. Betty Whitfield presided during the business meeting which was followed by a social hour. Jean Hellman and Luverne Jensen were asked to pour at the tea table. Hostesses Alice Whieldon and Betty Whitfield served assorted salads and open face sandwiches. 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Her dinner, the bride received arise shower of gifts for the room. The remainder of the day was spent in viewing the colored slides of their re-rip through Washington and North Columbia. The deserts around the Red sea almost no rainfall, but the mudds moisture to the air to make a hot, moist heat. St. Boniface PTA Holds Final Meet of Year The last meeting of St. Boniface PTA for the year took place last week at the PTA hall with Mrs. R. L. Merrick presiding. In a formal ceremony, Father Michael Casey installed the following officers; president, Mrs. Loren Roberts; vice president, Mrs. R. E. Kennedy; secretary; Mrs. Don Daly, financial secretary; Mrs. Henry Gillespie; treasurer; Mrs. Vincent Peltzer; auditor, Mrs. Richard Crog; historian, Mrs. Osborn and parliamentarian, Mrs. Don Redman. Since the month of June is designated for special devotion to the Sacred Heart, the retiring president was appropriately presented with a statue of the Sacred Heart of Jesus in recognition of her service. Adolf Schopee of Kwikset Locks, Inc., received a vote of thanks for presenting the school with a flag. A list of the names of new committee members was read as well as a letter from Sister Mary Helen, school principal, in which she thanked the organization for courtesies extended throughout the year. Rosemary Wood Leaves on Tour Of Europe Rosemary Wood, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wood, 558 S. West st., who was graduated from Stanford University on Sunday, will fly to New York City tomorrow to embark next Wednesday for a summer-long tour of European art galleries on the American Student tour. She will sail Pineapple upside down cake and coffee were served during the social hour which followed. The refreshment table was decorated with huge shasta daisies grown by Mrs. Frank Nelleson. The new officers were presented, with corsages fashloned of yellow shattered carnations tied with blue ribbons, signifying the school colors. Miss Bullington plans to spice up the summer in Anaheim as guest of Dr. and Mrs. Wood Money's old-fashioned! pay bills by CHECK SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK ANAHEIM BRANCH CENTER and LEMON STS. ight another ice tray OU INSTALL A NEW VEL GAS IGERATOR Another new first in refrigeration Father's Feature at SAFEWAY SAFEWAY RIB ROASTS ARE FULLY TRIMMED At Safeway heavy chin bone and short ribs are removed before roast is weighed... light layer of fat is added to help seal in flavorful juices. GUEST ICE CREAM Cotillion. Popular flavors plus Chocolate Marble, pint 24c Orange-Pineapple carton (2 Pints 47c) FEATURED GROCERY V SHARP CHEESE Wisconsin Cheddar. Dad'll like its flavor. CHUNK TUNA Breast O' Chicken For sandwiches or salads. In green label can. CINCH CAKE MIX White, golden; spice, devil fudge. Add water, mix. NIBLETS MEXICORN 12-oz. can 17¢ Vacuum packed, whole kernel, tender corn. TIDE SUDS 19-oz. pkg. 25¢ Oceans of suds for all washing. Special value. CIGARETTES Popular brands. Carton of 10 packs. A Father's Day feature, KING SIZE per carton 1.69 REGULAR SIZE per carton 1.59 PIPE TOBACCO Prince Albert, Half & Half, Edgeworth Ready Rubbed, Velvet. In pocket size pack. DUTCH American-M Cheddar-rich LIPTO Yellow lab 1/4-lb. pkg. 35 BABY Swift's Strain or chopped Another now first in refrigeration – AND GAS HAS GOT IT! Servel and Gas have done it again...bring you the greatest advance since silent flame refrigeration.The new Servel Gas Ice-Maker Refrigerator outmodes all others—ends ice-tray nuisance in your home. CIGARETTES Popular brands. Carton of 10 packs. A Father's Day feature, KING SIZE per carton 1.69 REGULAR SIZE per carton 1.59 PIPE TOBACCO Prince Albert, Half & Half, Edgeworth Ready Rubbed, Velvet. In pocket size pack. 2 for 23¢ (Carton of 12, 1.37.) Typical Safeway Values Ripe Olives Ebony brand Medium size 9-oz. can 19c Large Ripe Olives Ebony brand Medium size 9-oz. can 21c Heinz Mustard Yellow or Brown 6-oz. jar 10c French Dressing Girord's 6-oz. bottle 24c Gelatin Dessert Jell-well 2 3-oz. pkg. 13c Jell-well Pudding 2 3-oz. pkg. 15c Noodles Gold Medal Egg Wide or Medium 1-lb. pkg. 37c Pie Crust Mix Pillsbury brand 9-oz. pkg. 19c Comfort Tissue Toilet Paper 4 rolls 37c DOG FOOD Dr. Ross. 1-lb. cans 35¢ "FRESH" SOAP Deodorant. 2 bars 29¢ Big Soap Special WHITE MAGIC SOAP YOU SAVE 20c ON Giant Size at 2 pkgs. 78¢ YOU SAVE 10c ON Large Size at 2 pkgs. 42¢ YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY MRS. BUTTERWORTH ON TRIP Representing the California-Arizona conference as secretary of student work of the Women's society, Irene Butterworth will leave June 23 to attend the western jurisdictional school of missions which will be held for one week at Westminister college at Salt Lake City. SHADE TREES Evergreen Ash Liquid Amber Chinese Elm Evergreen Elm Silver Maple See Us for All Garden Needs BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps BEEF RIB ROAST Tender, Juicy, Full Flavored! On Father’s Day serve him tender, juicy, full-flavored Safeway Rib Roast... cut 7" long from first five ribs of政't graded U.S. CHOICE beef aged to peak of perfection, then trimmed to give you more good eating meat in every pound you buy. 16.69¢ BEEF RIB ROAST Tender, Juicy, Full Flavored! On Father's Day serve him tender, juicy, full-flavored Safeway Rib Roast ... cut 7" long from first five ribs of政't graded U.S. CHOICE beef aged to peak of perfection, then trimmed to give you more good eating meat in every pound you buy. SAFEWAY RIB ROASTS ARE FULLY TRIMMED At Safeway heavy chime bone and short ribs are removed before roast is weighed... light layer of fat is added to help seal in flavorful juices. FRESH FRYERS Eviscerated. Whole or cut-up. Serve with Ocean Spray cranberry sauce. GROUND BEEF Made to a formula, packed in Visking for YOUR protection. FRANKS Somerset brand, No.1 skinless. All meat. Delicious flavor. BEEF LIVER Sliced or in the piece. HALIBUT STEAKS Captain's Choice. GROCERY VALUES EESE 63¢ NA Breast O' Chicken 6½-oz. can 27¢ E MIX 17¢ Add water, mix. 29¢ CORN 15¢ Tender corn. 19-oz. pkg. 25¢ Giant 47-oz. pkg. 59¢ Special value. DUTCH MILL CHEESE American-Mild. 2-lb. pkg. 98¢ LIPTON'S TEA Yellow label, fancy black tea. 14-1lb. pkg. 35¢ 16-bag 21¢ BABY FOODS Swift's. Strained 3½-oz. can 19¢ Devil's Fudge Ranch Cake Freshly baked by Curtsy SPECIAL. 39¢ Beverage Values Ginger Ale White Rock 2 28-oz. bottles 45c Club Soda White Rock Sparkling Water 2 28-oz. bottles 39c Orange Soda Cragmont 2 32-oz. bottles 29c Acme Bull Dog Ale Case of 12, 4.43. Acme Bull Dog Ale Case of 24, 4.09. Lucky Lager Beer Case of 12, 4.16. Maier Brew "102" Case of 12, 4.16. Beer in Cans Lucky Lager or Brew "102" Case of 12, 4.16. 6 cans, 1.02; case of 48, 7.98. Deposits extra on bottled beverages. No deposits on canned beer. SUNNYBANK MARGARINE lb. 25¢ DUTCH MILL CHEESE American-Mild. 2-lb. pkg. 98¢ Cheddar-rich. pkg. 98¢ LIPTON'S TEA Yellow label, fancy black tea. 1/4-lb. 35¢ 16-bag pkg. 21¢ BABY FOODS Swift's. Strained 3½-oz. or chopped. can 19¢ KERN PURE JELLIES Grape or 12-oz. jar 19¢ Crabapple. jar 19¢ (Currant, 12-oz. jar, 23c.) MAJER BREW "102" Case of 12, 4.16. Beer in Cans Lucky Lager or Brew "102" com 12-oz. 17¢ 6 cans, 1.02 case of 48, 7.98. Deposits extra on bottled beverages. No deposits on canned beer. SUNNYBANK MARGARINE lb. 25¢ Send starred end flaps from two 1-lb. cartons of Sunnybank Margarine, with your name and address, to Coldstream Products Co., 405 14th St., Oakland, Calif. We will send you 25c. Offer limited to a family, closes August 1, 1953. Buy Sunnybank today! APRICOTS Royal Variety. Northern grown. Sweet, juicy, full flavored fruit. HEAD LETTUCE Crisp, solid, firm. Fine for salads. PIPPIN APPLES Oregon grown. Fine for pies or sauce. JUICY LEMONS Thin-skinned. For cooling summer beverages. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JUNE 18, 19, 20, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM