anaheim-gazette 1953-07-02

Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. And Mrs. Herman Cordes Observed Mr. and Mrs. Herman Cordes celebrated their golden wedding anniversary on Tuesday with a dinner at the Steak House at Knott's Berry Farm which was followed by a gathering of friends and family at their home at 554 S. Ohio street. It was fifty years ago—June 23. Presbyterians Enjoy Steak Bake at Church Charcoal broiled steaks as large as dinner plates and grilled to perfection were the main features which drew 245 paying guests to the barbecue held on Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian church. The dinner was sponsored by the Presbyterian men to raise money for the indebtedness of the new building. The event was held on the outdoor patio, and the newly built barbecue pits donated by Cliff Haskell at the rear of the education building were used for cooking. The steak dinner was five dollars per plate and included tossed green salad, scalloped potatoes, French bread, apple pie and coffee. According to ticket chairman Page Vincent, the success of the venture promises to make it 1903 that Herman William Cordes and Effie Christine Sievers were married in the Evangelical Lutheran St. Peter's church, Render, in Thurston county, Nebraska. The Rev. F. R. Fuerst officiated. Bridesmaids were Louise Donovan now of Omaha, Nebrakska, and Anne Busch of Pender, J. D. Strudhoff and Carl Busch attended the groom. The anniversary of this event brought many congratulatory messages, cards and gifts. A permanent record of the day's activities was made on film. Guests at dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Cordes were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schafer (who attended the wedding), Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Ihrer and Mr. John Jensen all of Anaheim. Mr. J. F. Ingle, Sr., of Millbrae; Mr. and Mrs. Herman Bruggeman and sons Freddy and Kenny of Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barelman (nee Evelyn Cordes) and son Robert Henry of La Habra. A son, Elwood Cordes and Mrs. Cordes and their daughters Kathleen and Sally; Mr. and Mrs. Conan W. Gray (nee Irene Cordes) and their children, Gary and Glenda. Unable to attend was Cornell Gray who received his army discharge on June 22 and was en route from Washington, D.C. PFC. GEORGE R. SAUPE, son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Saupe, 5330 LaJolla blvd., LaJolla, Calif., was an honor graduate of the latest class to complete the Second Army's non-commission officers' academy at Munich, Germany. The academy offers a short week leadership course for selected non-composers who are instructed in administrative work, wears ons, tactics and latest Army developments. Saupe, who is signed to Company C, 5th Ensign Combat Battallon, U.S.A., Army, Europe, entered the Army April 1952 and arrived in Europe last January. Saupe is graduate of Oakland High School and a former student of the University of Utah at Salt Lake City. The steak dinner was five dollars per plate and included tossed green salad, scalloped potatoes, French bread, apple pie and coffee. According to ticket chairman Page Vincent, the success of the venture promises to make it an annual affair. Chief were John Knutzen, Tex Middleton, Charles Pearson, Marlon Nickle and Clifford Haskell. Irvin Stahl was in charge of serving and Elma Hall headed the clean-up committee. Howard Hall's committee arranged the dining tables. Entertainment was arranged by Mrs. George Slooper, minister of music. The tables were decorated by Mrs. Vincent and Mrs. Haliday. The food which accompanied the grilled steaks was prepared by the women's fellowship circles of the church. After dinner, entertainment was arranged by Mrs. Sloop. Bill Talevich played the harmonica and Dr. Wilcox played several clarinet solos. Organ music amplified to the pain was played by Miss Frances and James Pearson. Charles Holiday was general chairman of the evening dinner party. White Temple MYF Holds Festival of Nations Tuesday The Junior High M.Y.R. of White Temple Methodist church held a "Festival of Nations" on Tuesday evening in Wesley Hall. It climaxed a unit of study on the church around the world. Parents and friends were invited to see the display and hear the reports. After the "visit" to the nations, the young people and their guests enjoyed a program of folk singing and folk games of the different countries. The evening reached its climax with the installation of the newly-elected officers. Those being installed by the Rev. Frank Butterworth were Jimmy Wicker, president; Dennis Chance, vice-president; Joan Smith, secretary-treasurer; Diane Bradd, chairman of recreation committee; Sandra Husom, chairman of the service committee; Randall Schwacfer, chairman of the service committee. Capacity Crowd Sees Annual Elk Dance Production "Frolicsome Fantasies," the 18th annual dance extravaganza staged by the Richards-Martin School of Dancing and sponsored by the Anaheim Elks club was enjoyed by a near capacity audience in the high school auditorium on Tuesday evening. More than 215 Orange county youngsters appeared in the cast. The show was directed by Mary Lou Martin and produced by Mrs. Lennoir Martin. The proceeds will go to charity. Stage settings and costumes revealed those of a Hollywood production and the seven separate parts of the main theme revealed an abundance of talent. "Smorgasbord Land" as depicted by 36 performers was the initial act. Naomi Sell composed the musical arrangements. This was followed by the "Lily Pond Fantasy" in which 50 dances were fluorescently illuminated. Life size photographs done by Katie and Burt Owen inspired "Artists Life." Rustic comedy was depicted in "Down on the Farm." The next complete show within a show was called, "Patricia's Tea Party" and took its theme from a door to door brush and gadget salesman. For sheer beauty and romantic island music, the Hawaiian Lusau was the highlight of the show. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim The evening reached its climax with the installation of the newly-elected officers. Those being installed by the Rev. Frank Butterworth were Jimmy Wicker, president; Dennis Chance, vice-president; Joan Smith, secretary-treasurer; Diane Bradd, chairman of recreation committee; Sandra Husom, chairman of the service committee; Randa 11 Schwacofer, chairman of the worship committee and Charles Osborn, chairman of publicity committee. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone Anaheim 3269 Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim FAMOUS FIRST QUALITY DELUXE Goodyear TIRES 15'95 Regular List Price $20.10 Plus Tax Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tire 6:00x16 HURRY — SALE ENDS JULY 4th Regular List Price $22.05 plus tax FIRST QUALITY DELUXE SUPER-CUSHION by GOODYEAR Plus tax & your Recappable Tire 6:70x15 $17'75 FAMOUS MARATHON By GOODYEAR Reg. List Price $14.60 (plus tax) Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tire 6:00x16 MARATHON Super Cushion Reg. List Price $16.55 (plus tax) Plus Tax and Your Recappable Tire 6:70x15 SHIPKEY & PEARSON 201 N. Los Angeles St. Phone Anaheim 3403 Wilkirson-Milbrat Wholsale Meat Market Opens A brand new wholesale meat and locker service opens today in Anaheim with two long-time Anaheim residents doing the honors. Dillard Wilkirson, formerly operator of Mother's Kitchen here and an ex-leutenant on the local police force, and Hermann Milbrat, a butcher of more than 30 years experience, are the proprietors of the new establishment, to be known as Wilkirson and Milbrat, at 112 N. Olive street. In addition to a complete wholesale meat service including cutting, wrapping and sharp freezing for home freezers or lockers at the store, Wilkirson and Milbrat will maintain a complete self-service delicatessen and a large selection of freezer supplies. Visitors at the opening day will be asked to register for valuable door prizes to be awarded July 11. Mary L. Henson Dies at Age 93 Mary Louise Henson, 93, a native of Arkansas who came to California 33 years ago, died early Friday morning at the home of her daughter at 10252 S. Euclid ave., after a prolonged illness. As a child she was taken to Colorado in a covered wagon where she remained for nine years, when she returned to Arkansas. For seven years she had made her home at the above address. John J. Wood Dies in Hospital John Josiah Wood, 64, a native of British Columbia but a resident of California for 21 years, died Thursday night at an Orange hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by two stepsons, Harvey Millbury of Santa Ana and Wendell Millbury of Fullerton; one niece in California, Mrs. Rosamond Raga and other nieces and nephews in Idaho. Funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Monday at 2 p.m. with burial following in Fairhaven cemetery. from the Hilgenfeld chapel Tuesday. Rev. Preston Howell, pastor of the First Southern Baptist church, of which the deceased was a member, officiated and burial was made in Rose Hill Memorial Park near Whittier. Alberta Winder Dies in Hospital Mrs. Alberta Winder, 47, in Anaheim Community host June 26. She was a native of Paldale county, Ga., and has lived Anaheim for three years at W. Elm street. Survivors include her husband Richard; three sons, Richard of Anaheim, Horace and Leo both serving in Korea in the age three daughters, Mrs. Mary Jones of Anaheim; Mrs. Le Nolley of Anaheim; and Mrs. vinla Maxey of Santa Ana; grandchildren; three sisters... Sola McKnight of Fullerton, Lucille Brown of Fullerton, Mrs. Fronle Brown of Anah her father and mother, Mr. Mrs. Fillard Allen of Anahel. She was a member of Johns Chapel Methodist church, S.Ana. The funeral will be held... Dies at Age 93 Mary Louise Henson, 93, a native of Arkansas who came to California 33 years ago, died early Friday morning at the home of her daughter at 10252 S. Euclid ave., after a prolonged illness. As a child she was taken to Colorado in a covered wagon where she remained for nine years, when she returned to Arkansas. For seven years she had made her home at the above address. She is survived by three sons, P. Virgil Henson at Springdale, Arkansas; Sam A. Henson of Lindsay, Calif.; and Jasper F. Henson of El Monte, Calif.; three daughters, Mrs. Sarah C. Goddard of Blythe, Calif.; Mrs. Lydia A. Willis of Anaheim and Mrs. Mabel L. Wilkerson of Hillsboro, Ore.; one brother, Charles Henry of Spokane, Wash.; 14 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. She was a member of the First Southern Baptist church. Funeral services were conducted Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch; 350 W. Center Anaheim SAVING IS CONVENIENT TURKEY Beltsville type, Gov't grade A. Eviscerated. Small size, just right to fry for your holiday outing. RIB ROAST or RIB Standing cut, 7" long from first five ribs of gov't graded U. S. CHOICE BEEF, fully aged and trimmed before weighing. The finest beef obtainable. GROUND BEEF Ideal for picnic meat loaf. Freshly made. BEEF LIVER Rich in natural vitamins. Fine flavor. FRANKS The preferred picnic meat Somerset Skinless 1-lb. 47c Swift's Premium 1-lb. 49c Swift's Premium "ALL BEEF" 1-lb. 53c Get a 5 piece LAZY SUE --only 50¢ Use order blank you'll find on jar when you buy Nu Made MAYONNAISE pint jar only 31¢ quart jar only 53¢ FROZEN FOODS Cut Beans Birds Eye Green 10-oz. pkg. 17c Cut Corn Birds Eye Golden 10-oz. pkg. 19c Bel-air Peas 10-oz. pkg. 15c Baby Limas Bel-air brand 10-oz. pkg. 19c Chicken Pies Swanson brand 8-oz. pkg. 37c Lemonade Bel-air 2 cans 25c can 25c Orange Juice 2 cans 25c can 25c Bel-air brand, concentrated. GUEST ICE CREAM Cotillion. Chocolate, FRESH Inspected CREAM O'THE GRACE AA, BREAKFAST Grade A, OAK GLEN Grade A, PEACO Good size, JUICY Excellent to use Check Thickness Ebony Ripe Medium size (Large Ripe (Mammoth Ripe) Heinz Pickle Heinz Mustard Sardines Maizies Corn Potato Chip SAVING IS CONVENIENT AT SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Do your saving...and all the rest of your banking...with the same friendly, capable people: the staff of your nearby Branch of Security-First National Bank. When you save where you bank, you save time and trouble...and worry, too: your savings at Security-First are fully insured up to $10,000. For savings accounts...for every banking service..."Think First of Security-First." You can open an account with any amount. SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System ANAHEIM BRANCH CENTER and LEMON STREETS Cut Beans Birds Eye Green 18 oz. pkg. 17c Cut Corn Birds Eye Golden 10 oz. pkg. 19c Bel-air Peas 10 oz. pkg. 15c Baby Limas Bel-air brand 10 oz. pkg. 19c Chicken Pies Swanson brand 8 oz. size 37c Lemonade Bel-air 2 6 oz. cans 25c 12 oz. can 25c Orange Juice 2 6 oz. cans 25c 12 oz. can 25c Bel-air brand, concentrated. GUEST ICE CREAM Cotillion. Chocolate, Strawberry, Vanilla, Chocolate Marble or Banana Nut. pint carton 24¢ (2 pints 47c) PORK & BEANS Van Camp's, with pork & tomato sauce. CHERUB MILK Evaporated. (Small sans, 2 for 11c.) KRISPY CRACKERS Sunshine brand. Salted sodas. More Low Prices at Safeway Sno-White Salt Plain or lodized 26 oz. pkg. 9c Vets Dog Food 16 oz. can 8c Perk Horse Meat for Dogs and Cats 15 oz. can 21c Parade Suds 19 oz. pkg. 29c 59c Charcoal 10 lb bag 89c 20 lb bag 1.61 Blue Flame, Hardwood. Briquets 10 lb bag 1.09 20 lb bag 1.89 Cliffchar brand. Shave Cream Palmolive brushless tube 5 oz. tube 47c Shave Cream Palmolive brushless tube 5 oz. tube 53c Tooth Paste Calgate 3¼ oz. 47c 5 oz. tube 63c PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 2, 3, 4, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY Alberta Winder lies in Hospital Mrs. Alberta Winder, 47, died Anaheim Community hospital, 26. She was a native of Rockcounty, Ga., and has lived in Anaheim for three years at 222 Elm street. Survivors include her husband, guard; three sons, Richard Jr. Anaheim, Horace and Lenton, serving in Korea in the army; daughters, Mrs. Mary H. of Anaheim; Mrs. Levona ey of Anaheim, and Mrs. LeMaxey of Santa Ana; 14 children; three sisters,. Mrs. McKnight of Fullerton, Mrs. Lille Brown of Fullerton, and Fronle Brown of Anaheim; father and mother, Mr. and Fillard Allen of Anaheim. He was a member of Johnson's Methodist church, Santa The funeral will be held in the church tomorrow at 2 p.m. Interment will be made in Anahelm cemetery, Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hamel, 10894 Highway 101, welcomed a baby girl on Thursday. The infant weighed 7-lbs., 11-oz., and born in St. Joseph hospital. Our Complete LANDSCAPING SERVICE Will Transform Your Home Into a Beauty Spot Convenient FHA TERMS BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps BANG-UP VALUES STORES OPEN JULY 4th For your convenience Safeway will be open Saturday, July Fourth, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. RKEYS SPECIAL VALUE lb. 59¢ ST or RIB STEAK first five ribs of gov't fully aged and trimmed beef obtainable. 69¢ lb. Visking pack 39¢ lb. Sliced or in piece 49¢ lb. FRESH EGGS Inspected and cartoned. CREAM O' THE CROP Grade AA, Large doz. 65¢ BREAKFAST GEMS Grade A, Large doz. 63£ OAK GLEN Grade A, Large doz. 59¢ STORES OPEN JULY 4th For your convenience Safeway will be open Saturday, July Fourth, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. BUTTER First quality, Quartered, cartoned. MONTROSE lb. 74¢ U, S. Certified, Grade AA. In foil. SPRING HOUSE lb. 72¢ Grade AA. For cooking or as spread. Airway Coffee (2-lb. bag, 1.44.) 1-lb. bag 73¢ Nob Hill Coffee (2-lb. bag, 1.46.) 1-lb. bag 74¢ Edwards Coffee (2-lb. can, 1.56.) 1-lb. can 79¢ Sandwich Spread Lunch Box. (Pint, 33c.) quarl jar 59¢ Salad Dressing Duchess. (Pint, 29c.) quarl jar 49¢ Sugar Belle Peas Fancy quality. 17-oz. can 15¢ SPRY SHORTENING For baking or frying. 3-lb. can 83¢ FRESH CORN Golden Cross. Tender, sweet kernels. PEACHES NORTHERN ELBERTAS Good size, fine-flavored Freestones. JUICY LEMONS Excellent to squeeze for cooling beverage. 5¢ ear 3 lbs. 25¢ lb. 10¢ Check These Picnic Values Ebony Ripe Olives 9-oz. can 19¢ Medium size. Fine for picnics. (Large Ripe Olives, 9-oz., 21c.) (Mammoth Ripe Olives, 9-oz., 23c.) Heinz Pickles Fresh Cucumber 18-oz. jar 25¢ Heinz Mustard Yellow or Brown 6-oz. jar 10¢ Sardines Tempest Maine in oil or mustard 3½-oz. can 10¢ Maizies Corn Chips 4⅛-oz. bag 19¢ Potato Chips Bell brand Twin pack 8-oz. pkg 45¢ WALNUT POUND CAKE SPECIAL 33¢ Other Bakery Values Curtsy Orange Rolls phi of, 32¢ Check These Picnic Values Ebony Ripe Olives 19c Medium size. Fine for picnics. (Large Ripe Olives, 9-oz., 21c.) (Mammoth Ripe Olives, 9-oz., 23c.) Heinz Pickles 25c Fresh Cucumber 18-oz. jar Yellow or Brown 6-oz. jar Heinz Mustard 10c Sardines 10c Tempest Maine In oil or mustard 21/4-oz. can Maizies Corn Chips 19c Bell brand Twin pack 8-oz. pkg. 45c Potato Chips 45c Tom Sawyer Twin pack 8-oz. pkg. 45c Margarine Yellow 25c ANS 21-oz. 14 cans 19¢ MILK 2 fall cans 23¢ ACKERS 1-lb. pkg. 21¢ PEANUT BUTTER Beverly. Plain or chunk. (20-oz., 49c.) 12-oz. jar 29¢ M & M CANDIES Candy coated chocolate. 7-oz. bag 25¢ GREEN GIANT CORN Cream style. 17-oz. can 15¢ DREFT SUDS For dishes. large pkg. 29¢ giant pkg. 71¢ WALNUT POUND CAKE SPECIAL 33¢ Other Bakery Values Curtsy Orange Rolls phk of 7 32c Barbecue Buns Curtsy plain phk of 6 15c For Picnic Beverages M.C.P. Lemon Juice 8½-oz. can 11c Orangeade or Grapeade Hi-C brand 46-oz. can 25c Pepsi-Cola Deposit extra 6 12-oz. bottles 45c Cragmont Cola 2 32-oz. bottles 29c Deposit extra on bottles. Lemon Lime Cragmont brand . . . 2 32-oz. bottles 35c Deposit extra on bottles. Ginger Ale White Rock Deposit extra 2 28-oz. bottles 45c Club Soda Sparkling water . . . 2 28-oz. bottles 39c White Rock. Deposit extra. Eastside Beer 12-oz. can 18¢ Pack of 1.08 32-oz. bottle, 38c, plus deposit. Bohemian Beer EXPORT TYPE . . . 13-oz. can 23c 11-oz., 2 bottles 19c, plus deposit. 32-oz. bottle, 25c, plus deposit. Beer only in licensed Safeways. Taxes extra. Special 10c Coupon Deal KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Get coupon at flour display ... save 10¢ on price of 5-lb. or 10-lb. bag. 5-lb. bag regularly with coupon 41¢ 10-lb. bag regularly with coupon 89¢ SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM