anaheim-gazette 1953-11-12

ANNOUNCEMENT The Magnolia Study Club will hold its regular meeting on Wednesday, November 18 at 2 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Guy Clark, 6812 Orange avenue. Add canned or frozen lemon juice to tomato juice, pineapple, or other fruit juices for breakfast zest. Delicious with cranberry juice, too. Santa says... YOU'LL FIND A THOUSAND and ONE ANSWERS TO THE GIFT PROBLEM FOR EVERY AGE FROM ONE TO ONE HUNDRED AT WEBER BOOK STORE TOYS-TOYS-TOYS FOR GIRLS and BOYS Games For All Ages PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS with your name imprinted 25 for $1.95...and UP GIFTS Anaheim Gazette Factors Leading Studied in White At the request of the General Conference which met in San Francisco last year, every Methodist congregation in America has been asked to make a study of the factors that produce war and the make for peace, and to relate the study to the present effectiveness of the United Nations. In response to this request, White Temple Methodist church is devoting eve You are invited to A FREE LECTURE entitled Christian Science: “THE SUPREMACY OF SPIRIT” by Richard Knox Lee, C.S.B. of London, England Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. Saturday, Nov. 14th, at 8 P.M. in Anaheim High School Games For All Ages PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS with your name imprinted 25 for $1.95...and UP GIFTS in GLASS—COPPER—BRASS and LEATHER for "MOM" and "POP" STATIONERY — STEEL DESKS FILING CABINETS WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM AT THIS FRIDAY THE 13TH SALE SENSATIONAL "BUYS" IN TOP QUALITY FURNITURE AND RUGS FOR FRIDAY 13th. NOTE THE SAVINGS ... THE TERRIFIC REDUCTIONS FOR THIS ONE DAY SELLING! SAVE 100.00 On This Lovely, Regular 289.50 3 Pc. SECTIONAL Chocolate mohair frieze covering. Friday 13th SPECIAL PRICE Only . . . 189.50 SAVE 100.00 On This Beautiful, Regular 199.50 3 Pc. 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LOS ANGELES — ANAHEIM Factors Leading to Peace or War Studied in White Temple Series The request of the General Council which met in San Francisco last year, every Methongregation in America has asked to make a study of the that produce war and that or peace, and to relate this to the present effectiveness United Nations. In response request, White Templeist church is devoting every Sunday night service in the month of November to this theme. The series opened on Nov. 8 with Professor Harry Nerhood of the Eurasian History division of Whittier college speaking on the "Preludes to War." He illustrated the war-producing factors by citations from the history of the Pacific Ocean area. Next Sunday night, Nov. 15, Cyrus P. Barnum, prominent Los Angeles attorney and public speaker, will outline the role of the United Nations organization in seeking to solve these tensions. The following week, a group of three motion pictures will show how the U. N. has specifically gone to work in various trouble zones. The series will conclude with an address by Rev. Russell E. Clay, pastor of the Whittier First Methodist church, reporting his observations of Europe this past summer as a member of the famed Sherwood Eddy semifair. During this month-long study of problems in world order, members of White Temple will be making individual and family studies of the booklet, "The Church and the United Nations" by Walter W. Van Kirk, chairman of the department of International Relations of the National Council of Churches. Messiah Rendition Slated December 6 Local choir directors met at the home of Mrs. George Sloop, Jr., on Tuesday to discuss Christmas plans for singing Handel's Messiah. It will be given on Dec. 6 at a 6:30 Vesper service at the Presbyterian church. Adult and high school choirs will take part under the auspices of the Anaheim Ministerial Union, Associated Protestant churches, and the Orange County Chapter of the Conductor's Guild. ANNONCEMENT The Prospectors class of White Temple Methodist church will hold their monthly party on Saturday night, November 14, at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lenz, 9402 Placentia avenue. Sen. Kuchel has Vacancy for Naval Academy Cadet Senator Thomas H. Kuchel (Calif.) today announced he just been advised that he will have one vacancy under his quota appointment to the Naval Academy for entrance in 1954. Can dates must be not less than years of age nor more than years of age on July 1, 1954. Senator Kuchel stated he St. Jude Guild Holds Luncheon Members of the St. Jude Hospital Guild had their first opportunity to become acquainted with their fellow members from neighboring communities at a social luncheon meeting held on Monday, November 9th, at the La Habra Women's Clubhouse. A brief business meeting was held at which Mrs. P. J. Weldel, president, presided. The chairmen of the five activity groups explained the status of their various projects, some of which are now actively functioning, with the remainder of the groups organized and near readiness for active work. New provisional and patroness members were introduced. The speaker, Mrs. Don Hayden Rose, chairman of the volunteer placement workers for the Huntington Memorial Hospital of Pasadena, was a charming and enlightening speaker upon the organization and duties of volunteer guild workers. Rebekah Lodge Fetes Officials Howard George, district deputy grand master, and Sue Walker, district deputy president, were among the guests given escort honors when courtesy night was held by the Lois Rebekah Lodge on Friday. There were guests from every lodge in District 50. Pat Senter, Noble Grand, presided, and Charlotte Taylor, chairman of the Youth committee, spoke on the U.N. Youth committee. Plans are being made to sponsor a teenager for a visit to the U.N. Youth committee. Midge Fitz was in charge of the program which included the magic act of local boy magician, George Burns. Sue Whippo and her committee presided at the refreshment hour which followed in the dining room. BIGGEST SEASONAL SUPPLY IN YEARS MEANS BIG VALUES FOR YOU! Look at these PORK SAUSAGE VISKING PACK Makes tasty pork patties. 1-lb. roll 53¢ BULK LINKS Delicious with hotcakes. 63¢ SWIFT'S LINK SAUSAGE Brown 'N' Serve type. Fine flavor. 8 oz. pkg. 49¢ GROCERY SECTION CHERUB MILK Evaporated, Homogenized. Priced low. TOMATO JUICE Sunny Dawn brand. (46-oz. can, 21 c.) SLICED PINEAPPLE Lalani brand, Fancy Hawaiian. In extra heavy syrup. LALANI PINEAPPLE JUICE 46 oz. 25¢ TUNA STAR KIST Chunk Style 6½-oz. can 31¢ Solid Pack 7-oz. can 34¢ DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING quart jar 46¢ SODA CRACKERS Busy Baker brand 1-lb. pkg. 25£ ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 3-4 lb. 79¢ LAC-MIX DRY MILK 1-lb. pkg. 38¢ 3-4 lb. pkg. 99¢ (3.2-oz. envelopes, 3 for 27 c.) CALO DOG FOOD "His Master's Choice." Balanced Pet ration. 2 15½-oz. 27¢ WHITE KING SOAP Granulated. (22-oz. box, WATER SOFTENER WHITE MAGIC BLEACH man of the Youth committee, spoke on the U.N. Youth committee. Plans are being made to sponsor a teenager for a visit to the U.N. Youth committee. Midge Fitz was in charge of the program which included the magic act of local boy magician, George Burns. Sue Whippo and her committee presided at the refreshment hour which followed in the dining room. Criss Alumni Hold Meeting Isabell Kolakowski, Irene Lamber and Vernice Hill were hostesses at the recent meeting of the Criss College Alumni. After a short business meeting, colored slides were shown by Mrs. Agnes Criss, counsellor, to replace the scheduled program on floral arrangements by Wayne Andrade, which had to be cancelled. Card Party Set For Jr. Ebell Junior Ebell Mixed Card Party is scheduled for Tuesday night, Nov. 17 at 7:30 in the Ebell clubhouse. For reservations, call Ke 5-3521 by Saturday, Nov. 14. Guests may be invited. Tickets are priced at $1.00 per couple. There will be tables of bridge and canasta. Prizes and refreshments. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Lek Angeloce St. Anahefin ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING LAC-MIX DRY MILK 1-lb. pkg. 38¢ 99¢ (3.2-oz. envelopes, 3 for 27c.) CALO DOG FOOD "His Master's Choice." Balanced Pet ration. 2 15½-oz. cans 27¢ WHITE KING SOAP Granulated.(22-oz. box) WATER SOFTENER WHITE MAGIC BLEACH (Quart bottle, 15c) gallion SANI-FLUSH Toilet Cleans SUNNYBANK MARGARINE Foil wrapped golden cubes. lb. 29¢ See inside of package for details on how to get Everedy Kitchen set. KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR Enriched white. For all baking. 5-lb. bag 51¢ 10-lb. bag 98¢ Get high quality shears for only 50c and blue triangle from Kitchen Craft Bag. For full details and order blank see display at Safeway. Table Syrup 12-oz. bottle 26¢ 24-oz. bottle 50c Sleepy Hollow, with "Down East" Maple flavor. Serve with hotcakes. Post's Sugar Crisp 6-oz. pkg. 16c Black Pepper Crown Colony 2-oz. can 33c Imported, ground.(4-oz., 59c.) LONG SPAGHETTI Globe 12-oz. 17¢ 2-lb. pkg. 37¢ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRL, SAT., NOV. 12, 13, 14, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to kett reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY n. Kuchel has recency for Naval Academy Cadet ator Thomas H. Kuchel (R... today announced he has been advised that he will have recancy under his quota for appointment to the Naval Acad- or entrance in 1954. Candi must be not less than 17 of age nor more than 22 of age on July 1, 1954. ator Kuchel stated he will select his nominee on the basis of results of a competitive examina-tion he has requested - the Civil Service Commission to sponsor in January. He asks that any interested Californians write him at the Senate Office Building, Washington, D.C. Details on the time and place of the competitive exami-nation will be furnished applicants as soon as this information is re-leased. Phone KE 5-4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 117 W. Oypress Branch; 356 W. Center Anaheim Italian VILLA Famotis for SPAGHETTI, Fine WINES and BEER Italian VILLA AIR CONDITIONED By Refrigeration CHARLIE FUCCI JIM FERRIS (FUCCI) 227 E. Los Angeles St. — Ph. KE 5-4438 BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon PORK SALE at SAFEWAY Come on, you lovers of good pork! Now's the time to enjoy this popular meat to your heart's content. Safeway's meat buyers are sending big supplies of top quality pork to our stores for PURK SALE at SAFEWAY Come on, you lovers of good pork! Now's the time to enjoy this popular meat to your heart's content. Safeway's meat buyers are sending big supplies of top quality pork to our stores for you. So we're featuring outstanding buys on favorite cuts now. Here are a few examples... LOIN ROAST OR LOIN CHOPS End cuts Select Eastern Pork. (Center cut, lb., 69c.) lb. 45¢ SHOULDER WHOLE FRESH PICNICS 7-8 lbs. In size (Round half, lb., 43c; Shank half, lb., 33c.) lb. 37¢ BUTT CUT SHOULDER PORK ROAST (Approx. 4 lbs. In size) lb. 49¢ SPARE RIBS SMALL SIZE Under 3 lbs. Select Eastern pork. To bake or braise. lb. 53¢ SLICED BACON GRADE & Popular brands, in heat-sealed package. 1-lb. pkg. 59¢ SECTION VALUES MILK 2 tall cans 25¢ Iced low. UICE 2 18-oz. cans 19¢ (n, 21c.) EAPPLE 30-oz. can 29¢ In extra heavy syrup. Pork Liver lb. 33¢ Canned Picnics lb. 79¢ Cooked, boneless, Imported from Holland. 5-7-lb. size. Dry Salt Pork lb. 45¢ APPLE SAUCE Lakemead brand. Fine with pork. 16-oz. can 19¢ AIRWAY COFFEE Mild mellow blend. Grind at store. 1-lb. bag 84¢ (2-lb. bag, 1.64.) ANGEL FOOD BAR SPECIAL 49¢ Skylark Bread Your choice of freshly baked 100% Butter bread, Crushed Wheat bread, 100% Whole Wheat bread, or Multi-Grain bread. WHITE KING SOAP Granulated. (22-oz. box, 27c.) 46-oz. box 53¢ WATER SOFTENER White King 28-oz. pkg. 24£ WHITE MAGIC BLEACH Half gallon 27£ SUNSHINE COOKIES Vienna Finger (7½-oz.), Hydrox (7½-oz.), or Kremelite Asst.(5½-oz.) pkg. 25¢ WHITE KING SOAP Granulated. (22-oz. box, 27c.) WATER SOFTENER White King 28-oz. pkg. 24-cm half gallon WHITE MAGIC BLEACH (Quart bottle, 15c; gallon bottle, 45c.) SANI-FLUSH Toilet Bowl Cleanser 22-oz. can 22-cm Skylark Bread Your choice of freshly baked 100% Butter bread, Crushed Wheat bread, 100% Whole Wheat bread, or Multi-Grain bread. STANDARD LOAF (15-6z) 22¢ SUNSHINE COOKIES Vienna Finger (7½-oz.), Hydrox (7½-oz.), or Kremelline Asst. (5½-oz.). pkg. 25¢ DEER PARK COOKIES DAINTIES CHIP 'N' NUT 6-oz. pkg. 29¢ 6-oz. pkg. 29¢ Featured at Safeway FROZEN FOODS For finest quality frozen foods select Bel-air brand, at Safeway. Grape Juice Lemonade Quick frozen, concentrated juice from Concord Grapes. Made from concentrated lemon juice and sugar. 6-oz. can 15¢ 12-oz. can 25¢ Sliced Strawberries 10-oz. pkg. 23¢ POTATOES U.S. #1 Idaho Russets, in paper bag. Preferred for baking. Good to fry or boil, too! GRAPEFRUIT Sweet and juicy. Arizona grown. lb. 6¢ FRESH CELERY Crisp, green, tender. Utah type. lb. 5¢ SAFEWAY WAY 185 S. 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