anaheim-gazette 1953-07-09

Mrs. George Popp Honors Friend From Ventura with Baby Shower Mrs. George Popp, 511 S. Indian st., gave a stork shower last week for a girlhood chum with whom she grew up in Ventura. The honoree was Mrs. Robert Williams who now live at 1617 N. Patton st., in Santa Ana. The Popp home was decorated for the occasion with bouquets of gladioli and Mrs. Williams was presented with a gladioli corsage. Garden Club Heads Meet for Plans Session Presidents of county garden sections gathered at the Ebell Club house this past week to exchange program ideas and to arrange tentative programs for the coming year. Mrs. Claude E. Slack of 523 S. Dickel, president of Orange County Garden clubs and of the Anaheim Ebell Garden section, presided at the meeting. Mrs. Slack has compiled an extensive file of material for the specific use of program planners and made this available to those assembled. She stressed the need for city beautification and the ways in which local garden clubs could work toward this end. Among those attending the meeting were: Mrs. L. L. Trout, of Garden Grove; Mrs. John Redmon of Buena Park; Mrs. Grace Holmgen of Barber City; Mrs. C. G. Bonshaw of Orange County. The guests, all relatives of the honoree, played appropriate shower games. Prizes were awarded Mrs. Lucille Younger and Mrs. Calvin Culp of Buena Park, Mrs. Dorothy Weisel and Mrs. Frank Shook of Long Beach. Mrs. Williams received many lovely shower gifts. Individual ice cream cakes decorated with pastel booties were served with coffee after the gifts had been opened. Assisting Mrs. Popp as hostess was her daughter, Mrs. Paul Peipenbrink of Garden Grove. Among the twenty guests who attended the shower were: Mrs. O. L. Culp of Garden Grove, mother of the guest of honor, Mrs. Murt Williams of Santa Ana, grandmother of the honor guest's husband and Mrs. Albert Gomes of Norwalk, sister of the honoree. Verne Kopitzkes On Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Verne Kopitzke and five-month old daughter Janet, of Pittsburg, Pa., are spending a few weeks in Anaheim. They are dividing their time between Mrs. Kopitzke's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Gauer of 212 N. Helena st., and the elder Kopitzke's of 10302 Lincoln avenue. Verne Koptizke is an engineer with the General Chemical Co., of Pittsburg, and is currently doing special work at the El Segundo plant. Secretaries Hold Raffle Drawing President Enid Edmond, Northrop Aircraft Inc., presides at a special meeting of the Orange County Chapter, Executives Secretaries, Inc., held in the Melo Inn, Fullerton last week for the purpose of drawing the winning numbers in the ways and means raffle just completed. Bernice T. Bouss of the Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., holds the winning number for the Automatic Washer. Lee Wheeler won the clock radio. A pop-toaster went to Mrs. Richard Vernon of Santa Ana. Proceeds of the raffle will be used to further philanthropy work of the club. The club meets to discuss new secretarial techniques, job problems and other job-related ideas it is composed of approximately 25 women, all of whom are "right hands" of top executives in Orange county industrial concerns. High ethical standards work and adherence to the principles of service to an employer are stressed. President Mrs. Enid Edmond La Habra was installed in office in January of 1953. She has been with Northrop almost five years and is now secretary to Richard R. Nolain, Northrop - Anaheim manager. Mrs. Edmond lives with her mother and 19-year-old son, Do who is a student at Fullerton J She finds her job interesting, challenging and just plain fun. She she (business activities and work can be effectively combine Bridal Shower Honors Anaheim Girl Miss Marilyn Daigle of 521 N. Zeyn street was honored with a bridal shower last week at a luncheon given by her aunt, Mrs. Fred Fluor of Santa Ana. The special luncheon was held at the Balboa Bay club and was enjoyed by 25 relatives and close friends. The table was tastefully decorated with silver bells hung on a miniature tree. Streamers of ribboned tulle strung with pastel flowers extended from the tree. Garden Club Ends Year's Activities With Play Day The Anaheim Garden Club brought the year's activities to an end with an annual play-day on June 25. Thirty-five members and special guests met at 10 a.m. in the city park and traveled by car to Long Beach where luncheon was enjoyed at the Sky Room of the Wilton Hotel. A two-hour cruise in Los Angeles harbor followed. Club members found the panoramic view most interesting and noted ships from Sweden, Japan and England. The guest list included Messdames Ben Anderson, Charles Schweinfest, Floyd Benson, Grover C. Darnell, Robert Ingman, R. H. Beckler, Harry Spott, J. Mooers and Fred Young. While no regular meetings are scheduled until September, club members have been invited as a group to spend the day of July 29 at the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Bessie Christanson. Crescendo Beach Party Planned A beach party for Crescendo club members has been planned for Sunday, July 12. The group will congregate near the Jetty wall at Corona del Mar throughout the afternoon. A meal is being planned for 4:30. Members are invited to bring own hot dogs, buns, and weinle sticks. The rest will be furnished. Reservations must be made by tonight with Heilman's at 2504, or Whieldons at 7106. Red Cross Plans To Renovate New Chapter Quarters A board meeting of the Anaheim Chapter of the Red Cross was held on Wednesday evening at Cross headquarters in the city hall. H. O. Whieldon, 1st vice-chairman, presided in the absence of chairman Joe Thompson who attended the Red Cross nation convention in Washington, D.C. Mrs. Thompson is attending with her husband second official delegate from local chapter. Mrs. Foster Warwick and H. Whieldon submitted plans to have been made for renovation of the new headquarters at 418 West street. These were discussed and approved. Renovation expected to be complete sometime in August. Final arrangements were made for participation in the first program at the Boy Scout Jamboree. Red Cross units of Northern Orange county at Fuller Southern Orange county at San Anza, the Orange chapter and Anaheim chapter will cooperate to maintain a staff of eight alders at the camp site through the Jamboree. Boulder Dam in Colorado steals 9,938 billion gallons of water The guest list included Mesdames Ben Anderson, Charles Schweinfest, Floyd Benson, Grover C. Darnell, Robert Ingman, R. H. Beckler, Harry Spott, J. Mooers and Fred Young. While no regular meetings are scheduled until September, club members have been invited as a group to spend the day of July 29 at the Newport Beach home of Mrs. Bessie Christanson. White Temple Women Form New Guild Chapter Of special interest to Methodist women who are gainfully employed is the formation of a Wesleyan Service Guild chapter by members of White Temple Methodist church. It is to be a branch of the national organization and is being organized as an auxiliary of the Women's Division of Christian Service of the Mission Board of the Methodist church. Mrs. C. I. Andrews, 917 N. Helena st., has been designated coordinator. Twelve business women met at her home on Monday evening last week to lay the foundation for the Anaheim chapter. The group will dedicate itself to study, a definite program of work, and the support of missionary projects. There will be no fund raising activities. The fourth Monday evening of every month was set as the regular meeting date. The next meeting will be an organization meeting. It is scheduled for July 27 at 7:30 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Miriam Beddall, 848 S. Helena st. Anyone interested is cordially invited to attend. HILGENFELD MORTUARY United Continental Service 120 E Broadway Anahiem PHILADELPHIA Secretaries Hold Raffle Drawing Student Enid Edmond, of Hop Aircraft Inc., presided special meeting of the Orange Chapter, Executives' Sec., Inc., held in the Melody Fullerton last week for the sale of drawing the winning raffles in the ways and means just completed. Notice T. Bouss of the Ana-Truck and Transfer Co., hold running number for the GE Electric washer. Lee Wheeler the clock radio. A. pop-up went to Mrs. Richard Veehata Ana. Needs of the raffle will be to further philanthropic of the club. Club meets to discuss new trial techniques, job probes and other job-related ideas. Composed of approximately ten, all of whom are the hands" of top executives range county industrial cop. High ethical standards of adherence to the principle service to an employer stressed. Student Mrs. Enid Edmond ofobra was installed in office January of 1953. She has been Northrop almost five years now secretary to Richard Molin, Northrop - Anaheim her. Edmond lives with her mother and 19-year-old son, Don, is a student at Fullerton JC. And her job interesting, challenging and just plain fun. Says business activities and club can be effectively combined. Home Economics Building at County Fair to Display Women's Handiwork Cakes, ples, canned and preserved foods and other forms of culinary skill, as well as all sorts of fancy needlework, will be displayed by the women of the county in the home economics exhibit building at the 1953 Orange County Fair, Aug. 11-16 inclusive. Even the men are invited to get into the act if they think they have enough skill with pot and stove, needle and thread, to compete with the female of the species. Exhibits in this department are open to Orange county residents only. Louise Thomas of Newport Beach, supervisor of this department and home economics teacher at Orange Coast college, predicts for this year the finest array of home economics exhibits in the history of the fair. Mrs. Earl K. Burdick of Garden Grove is again serving as chairman for the senior division in this department and Miss Meredythe of Santa Ana is chairman of the junior division. A total of $1198 in premium awards is being offered exhibitors in the home economics department. In addition special bonus prizes are being offered exhibitors for preserves, jellies and canned fruits made with C and H cane sugar. The table setting exhibits will include displays for buffet supper, children's party, formal dinner and patio party. Home economic exhibitors may also display in the division for baked goods and confections in the honey department. This year, to improve exhibit standards a nominal fee of 25 cents per entry per section is being charged exhibitors in the home economics department. The new Premium List books, containing complete information, and entry forms may be secured at the Chamber of Commerce offices throughout the county or at the Orange County Fair, 20391 Newport Blvd., Santa Ana; Calif. Entries close July 27. Scorch your favorite blouse? Wet with soap suds and spread it in a sunny place to dry. Miss Lucille Benson Representative of CLAIROL will be here in PERSON Episcopal Kids Receive Vacation School Awards The following attendance awards have been made to children attending church school at St. Michael's Episcopal church according to the Rev. John K. Saville, Recorder: 7½ years, Susan Saville. 5 years: Sandra Bird, Gerald Bird. 3 years: Susan Bird, Diana Deverell, Claire Fisher, Mary Larsen, Barbara Fisher, John Easton, Janet Easton. 2 years: Mary Rebekah Saville, Mary Ann Mitchell, Michael Mitchell. 1 year: Beth Polley, Kathleen Gall Benson, Nancy Becker, Carol Evans, Larry Larsen, Dick Linenthal, Nina Polley, Vicki Brown, Mary Tucker, Linda White, and Betty Burnell. Honorable Mention: Susan Etchandy, Tommy Neukom, David Easton, Larry Etchandy, Bobby Etchandy, Betty Showalter, Larry Rogers. Junior Choir awards given to the boy and girl who have had outstanding records in attendance and cooperation went to Linda White and Terry Brown. For a BETTER BUY in DIAMONDS SEE US. SEDLOCK Miss Lucille Benson Representative of CLAIROL will be here in PERSON to answer any questions or problems you may have in hair tinting or bleaching. PHONE 5451 For Appointments Any Time SUMMER CLEARANCE MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Very special; are these sport shirts for men. Short sleeves. Long sleeves...values to 4.95 at 3.59. Gaucel 1.95 at 1.39. 15 MEN'S SUITS, Reg 49.50 to 55.00 Value MEN'S STORE—FIRST FLAT SHEETS - PILLOWS - TOWELS AMERICAN HOME and COHASSET SHEETS — Limit 81x108 — 2.59 COLORED BATH TOWELS, size 22x44, reg. IF YOU LOVE LUXURY Live in a Kara-lon Sweater A luxury blend of Vicara and spun nylon. Pretty-Soft . . . your sweater feels so good next to you . . . shrugs off cool summer breezes or cold winter winds. Will it wash? "Of course! Will it shrink? Not at all. Color set and moth proof too. Slip-on 4.98. Cardigan 7.98. Sizes 32 to 40. Colors pink, blue, red, light green, brown, navy and white. SHEETS - PILLOWS - TOWELS AMERICAN HOME and COHASSET 72x108—reg. 2.69 and 2.98 Reg. 2.98 value at 1.50 COHASSET SHEETS — Limit 31x108 — 2.59 COLORED BATH TOWELS, size 22x44, reg. HAND TOWELS TO MATCH WASH CLOTHS—reg. 29c WHITE BATH TOWELS. Size 22x44. Reg. WHITE HAND TOWELS. Size 18x36. Reg. NYLON DRESSER SCARFS FEATHER PILLOWS, Reg. 1.95 QUILTED PLASTIC CARD TABLE COVERS CHENILLE BED SPREADS, one-third off reg. FIRST FLOOR BRAIDED CHENILLE SCARF Long wearing Chenille sewn with linen thins Size 22 x 34, reg. 4.95 Size 26 x 45, reg. 7.95 Size 34 x 60, reg. 13.95 TIER CURTAIN Odds and ends from stock of organdles, provVariety of colors and trims. Better quality, styled. DOWNSTAIRS SATURDAY SPECIAL IB STEAK or TAM STEAK WINNER Your Choice, Complete HADLEY'S RESTAURANT and BAKERY 101 W. CENTER — Corner of LOS ANGELES ST. You are invited to the FORMAL OPENING URSDAY—July 9th, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. of - MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON in their NEW LOCATION It was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Ruthleva of 205 E. Water street. Their baby girl was born in Fullerton Cottage hospital on June 19, and weighed 7 lbs., 4 oz. Announcements Cemeteries LOMA VISTA MEMORIAL PARK Fullerton, California Endowment Care Provided Phone Lambert 5-1573 Res. Anaheim 2811 Card of Thanks CARD OF THANKS We sincerely thank all our kind friends for expressions of sympathy and flowers during our bereavement in the loss of our beloved Husband and Father. Mrs. Otho A. Hope and Family. Nursery Stock FUSCHIAS - SHRUBS - TREES Landscape Contractor Complete Nursery Services BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVENUE Anaheim, Calif. Ph. 5450 We give a redemption Gold Bond Stamp. Personal-Special Notices MOVED OUR NEW LOCATION IS 139 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim SEWING MACHINE Exchange Employment Help Wanted—Male If you are a Milling Machine Operator "A" Turret Lathe Operator "A" - of - MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON in their NEW LOCATION 201 S. CLAUDINA — Anaheim REGISTER FOR FREE DRAWING of Merle Norman Cosmetic Set TO BE GIVEN AS DOOR PRIZE THURSDAY EVENING at 8 P.M. Winners will be Notified. R CLEARANCE MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS sport shirts for men. Reg. 7.95 value for 4.95, to 4.95 at 3.59. Gaucho knits, men's sizes, value 49.50 to 55.00 Value . . . at 24.50 and 34.50 MEN'S STORE—FIRST FLOOR BOWS - TOWELS - SPREADS IN HOME and COHASSET SHEETS 108—reg. 2.69 and 2.98 at 1.98 Reg. 2.98 value at 1.98 NET SHEETS — Limited Quantity 81x108 — 2.59 ELS, size 22x44, reg. 1.00 ... 69¢ Help Wanted—Male ... 13 If you are a Milling Machine Operator "A" Turret Lathe Operator "A" Drill Press Operator "A" or "B" There is a job for you in Northrop-Anaheim's New, Clean Plant Working with the finest machines available to modern industry Come to personnel office Northrop Anaheim 500 East Orangethorpe Anaheim, Calif. MEN Would You Like to Work for the Gas Company? We need High School graduates between the ages of 18 and 45 for regular, full-time employment as CONSTRUCTION WORKERS Good starting salaries, excellent opportunities for advancement, paid vacations, paid holidays, sickness allowances, disability protection, pensions, steady work. Come to 1030 East First Street, Santa Ana Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Help Wanted—Female ... 14 FLOWS - TOWELS - SPREADS ON HOME and COHASSET SHEETS 108—reg. 2.69 and 2.98 at 1.98 Reg. 2.98 value at 1.98 NET SHEETS — Limited Quantity 31x108 — 2.59 WEILS, size 22x44, reg. 1.00 ... 69¢ ATCH ... 39¢ 29c ... 19¢ SIS. Size 22x44. Reg. 1.25 ... 89¢ SIS. Size 18x36. Reg. 1.25 ... 49¢ RFS ... 1.39 to 1.59 Reg. 1.95 Special 1.49 ORD TABLE COVERS, Reg. 98c ... 69¢ ADS, one-third off reg. price. FIRST FLOOR CHENILLE SCATTER RUGS Single sewn with linen thread for extra durability 34, reg. 4.95 Special 3.69 45, reg. 7.95 Special 5.69 60, reg. 13.95 Special 9.69 TIER CURTAINS Stock of organles, provincial prints, and muslins. Prims. Better quality. Permanent finish. Smartly Values to 3.95 1.99 pr. COME TO 1030 East First Street, Santa Ana Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Help Wanted—Female 14 Girls ..... Graduate To A Good Job with Pacific Telephone No experience is needed at Pacific Telephone and we train you at full salary. There are interesting jobs for High School Graduates as: Telephone Operators Many chances for advancement. Visit our employment office today and find out more about these good jobs. APPLY — Monday through Friday Anaheim—265 E. Center Street PACIFIC TELEPHONE Help Wanted M or F 15 FOREIGN JOBS OVERSEAS empl. worldwide. All trades, helpers, clerical & professional. (Men-women). Big pay, Tax free. Over 50 contracts under way & breaking now. Complete up-to-date data on firms hiring. Send $1. Atlas Foreign Service News, Dept. B-1, Box 630, Los Angeles 53