anaheim-gazette 1953-11-26

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FOR ONE DOLLAR a television set brings you one hundred hours of entertainment! Your electric meter is today's biggest "bargain counter"! Your electric meter is today's biggest "bargain counter" If we know how many hours a day your family spends enjoying television, we could tell you how long it takes to spend a dollar for that purpose. One cent's worth of electricity operates your set for about one hour—so you won't have spent that dollar until you have seen one hundred hours of programs. In most families, that means several weeks of entertainment. This is an example of the low cost of your electric service. All the electricity used in your home costs only pennies per day. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY You have your own private WASHD when you buy an AUTOMATIC GAS CLOTHES Only gas drives clothes so fast Only gas dries clothes so fast —costs so little to run You laugh at the weather when you own an automatic gas clothes dryer because it enables you to wash clothes day or night, rain or shine. Your clothes always dry soft and fluffy, too—never stiff and harsh. There's less wear on your clothes...no sun-fading...no wind-strayed hems. There's also less wear on you because an automatic gas clothes dryer takes all the drudgery out of clothes drying. Your work is reduced to tossing rinsed laundry into your dryer, setting the control for storage-dry or ironing-damp and removing the dried laundry minutes later. Many pieces, like towels, are so wrinkle-free they require no ironing. Visit a dealer or your Gas Company. Select your automatic gas clothes dryer now. Listen on an automatic GAS clothes dryer because gas outsells other types here for 2 very important reasons: 1. Gas dries clothes faster than any other fuel—faster even than sunshine. 2. Gas costs so little—dries clothes for less than 24 per dryer-full. 3. Automatic gas clothes dryers cost less installed—cost less in the long run, too. SQUAREN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Live better, spend less with Baptist Church Scene of Isbell-Livingston Wedding Miss Janet Isbell, daughter of Mrs. Virgil Isbell of 807 Ramore ave., became the bride Everett L. Livingston, son of Mrs. Joseph Livingston Brush, Colorado, in an eveningiding at Bethel Baptist church November 16. The Rev. Berd Jacksteit officiated. Given in marriage by her father, bride was exquisitely gowned inylon tuile over slipper satin on appliques of Chantilly lace accents of seed pearls. A set of seed pearls held an illusof fingertip veil, and the bride added a white Bible with an arrangement of white orchids and chanotis. Knives of white chrysanthemums ferns decorated the church many tall candles lighted the as the bride was preceded on the aisle by matron of homo-Mrs. Frank Hoar and brides-dads, Mrs. Bill Beeman and Miss Andre. The attendants wore technical gowns of copper colored over taffeta of chapel length in lace boleros and matching Candle lighters clad in yellowton tuile over taffetta were Wanda Isbell and Miss Betty Pier. Miss Mary Jacksteit, as flower was a miniature replica of adult bridal attendants. Ring holder was Erik Olson, a lifelong friend of the bride's family. David Phillips attended the room as best man and ush-were Donald Isbell, the bride's IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Piles of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago Gen. John C. Fremont is in Los Angeles on his way to Arizona, of which territory he has been appointed governor. He informs us that he will remain in Los Angeles a few days to rest before leaving for his trip to Arizona. In company with Judge Carrillo, Gen. Fremont visited his old headquarters in Bell's block, where he says there is little change. He recognized the spot upon which the battery was located. In other respects the changes in the locality where 30 years ago early in his career so many exciting events took place. Gen. Fremont is a man of barely medium height of spare frame of distinguished appearance. His face is surrounded by a thin fringe of whiskers which is now gray but in early years was probably black as the raven's wing. Theodore Reiser leaves for San Francisco today to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of F. & A.M., which convenes on Tuesday. David Evey, Master of Anaheim Lodge will also attend. The card of Messrs. Brooke, Clarke and Russell, searchers of records, is changed in today's paper. Those desiring information in regard to the Rancho Las Bolsas y Paradas should consult this reliable firm. Anaheim public schools on before November 1st. No purp be received after that date after the Christmas vacation pills not entered now may tered only during the first of the term beginning afte holidays. Carrie E. Roberts, Pr W. A. Frantz has disposed his property in San Jose and go into the wholesale barbly business in Los Angeles. A. S. Bradford is in San Francisco this week attending the sonic Grand Lodge as dawn from the Anaheim Lodge. Way north, he stopped over at Fresno, near which point interested in a gold mine one of these days he hope realize upon in bonanza fa- Miss Lucille Brewett who been spending the summer as the guest of her cousin C. E. Holcomb and Miss Zeyn, returned to her home Alameda yesterday. Rudolph Fossek and Miss Wilkinson of Los Angeles married in that city on Wednesday. Rudolph is an expert photographer, having learned his in this office, and having seen in some of the largest价 establishments in the state bride is a handsome and Among the most conscientious workers for the success of the recent Anaheim visit of the American Red Cross Blood Bank, credit goes to Clyde Cromer, general manager of Anaheim Truck & Transfer company. Cromer, blood donor recruitment chairman here, has worked faithfully in this capacity. Chairman Cromer is largely responsible for the organization of the industrial group blood donors. Mrs. H. Nelson is blood program chairman for the local chapter and Joe Thompson is chapter chairman. Toastmistresses Schedule Dinner Alice Gallager gave the award winning speech at the regular meeting of the Philomela Toastmistress club Thursday evening. Other speakers were Maxine Cramer and Inez Willcutt, introduced by Toastmistress Juanita Morrison. The table topics portion of the program was handled by Betty Morgan. During the business session at which Elcee Tuma presided, plans were completed for a special dinner meeting Dec. 11 at a Garden Grove inn. In anticipation of a large attendance, a program was planned to acquaint prospective members with the aims and ideals of the club. Theodore Reiser leaves for San Francisco today to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge of F. & A. M., which convenes on Tuesday. David Evey, Master of Anaheim Lodge will also attend. The card of Messrs. Brooke, Clarke and Russell, searchers of records, is changed in today's paper. Those desiring information in regard to the Rancho Las Bolsas y Paradas should consult this reliable firm. 50 Years Ago Rev. Chapman of the Presbyterian church desires us to state that there will be services in the church next Sunday. Plans are being made for the alteration of the church building, and this will probably be the last date on which services will be held previous to the remodeling of the building. The total number of pupils enrolled at the Central school is 289. In the West End school 76 and in Katella 23. Parents are requested to send children who are ready to enter the first grade of the Here Saturday! THE PRODUCER OF AMERICA'S MOST POPULAR TRUCK PRESENTS— New '54 Che CLOTHES DRYER YOUR TOWELS DRY SOFT AND "THIRSTY"; YOU HAVE NO CLOTHESLINE DRUGGER! YOUR IRONING IS EASIER; YOUR CLOTHES LAST LONGER! Automatic gas clothes dryer Illustrated is the new BENDIX Leading makes include Barton, Bendix, Blockstone, Coloric, Crosley, Hamilton, Herton, Kesmore, Roper, Speed Queen, Temco, Thor, Wedgewood and Whirlpool. and less with GAS NEW'54 Che COMPLETELY NEW—THE MOST BEST-LOOKING ADVANC Here's America's greatest tr Here's the brand-new line of C They're here to do your wow savings on operating and upli faster and more efficiently. You'll find these completely advantages you want . . . lo So plan now to come in a news in years. See the trucks Chevrolet trucks for '54! 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