anaheim-gazette 1953-11-26

5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1853 ANAHEIM, GALIFORNIA Phone KE 5-4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Main Office: 117 W. Cypress Branch: 350 W. Center Anaheim The odds are that both filaments of a headlight bulb have not burned out at the same time, points out the National Automobile club. Rather than drive with only one light switch to the beam that provides that both lights will operate. FREE! FREE! FREE! ONE 5x7 SILVER TONE PORTRAIT Friday, Saturday, or Monday Nov. 27 - 28 - 30 TO INTRODUCE OUR NEW PHOTO STUDIOS Children a Specialty Give Pictures for Christmas Olsen’s Photo Studio 9828 Garden Grove Blvd. — Garden Square SMITH - REAFSNYDER SINCE 1867 Here’s the perfect Christmas Gift for the one you love! A LANE® Miss Ehrle Queen of AnRecent elections held by JobDaughters, Bethel 5. made Geogian Marie Ehrle honored queen. Hed governing board includes Deris Simmons, senior princess; JeaFoster, junior princess; Darler Nipp, guide; Charlotte Prultmarshall. Sandra Hohannes presided at the meeting and announced that the semi-formal installation of new officers and choir will be held Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.. A reception and dance will follow. Apointive officers will be announced at the Dec. 6 meeting which will be preceded by a noon lunch con in Masonic temple. The next regular meeting was scheduled for Dec. 7. A pot luck dinner will be served first and new officers will be initiated. The new guardian council to serve the Bethel as leaders for the coming year will be installed at that time and Sandra Johannes will be honored as past honored queen. The business session heard reports of the Grand Council and Grand Bethel meetings held recently in Fresno. Those attending from Anaheim were Sandr Here's the perfect Christmas Gift for the one you love! A LANE® CEDAR CHEST For DAUGHTER • SWEETHEART WIFF • MOTHER SISTER $1 DOWN DELIVERS PAY NEXT YEAR! AS ADVERTISED IN LIFE ONE GARMENT SAVED FROM MOTHS PAYS FOR A LANE! 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KE 5-2409 Miss Ehrle Named Honored Queen of Anaheim Bethel elections held by Job's ers, Bethel 5. made Georarie Ehrle honored queen. werning board includes Domons, senior princess; Jean Junior princess; Darlene guide; Charlotte Pruitt, ll. ra Hohannes presided at meeting and announced that semi-formal installation of officers and choir will be dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m.. A reand dance will follow. Apa officers will be announce the Dec. 6 meeting which preceded by a noon lunch-Masonic temple. next regular meeting was颁 for Dec. 7. A pot luck will be served first and officers will be initiated. The guardian council to serve the mas leaders for the coming will be installed at that timeandra Johannes will be hon-past honored queen. business session heard re-f the Grand Council and Bethel meetings held re-in Fresno. Those attendm Anaheim were Sandra City Christmas Program Set Starting Dec. 4; Santa will keep the stores open until 9 p.m. All stores will close at 5:30 p.m. Christmas Eve. Retailers are being urged to have their store windows decorated for showing with the city "tinsel." The Christmas street decorations will be lighted on Friday November 27, at 7:00 p.m., states O. G. Neal, Retail devision Christmas Program chr. Cakes for Servicemen The Methodist Youth Fellowship of White Temple Methodist church is sending a holiday fruit cake to each of the 25 servicemen from White Temple Methodist church. The cakes were baked in the church kitchen by the youth group. Jr. Study Club Elects Officers Mrs. George N. Swafford Jr. was named president of the Magnolia Junior Study club at the latest-meeting in the home of Mrs. Arthur Hartelt, 8851 Gilbert St. Her cabinet will include Mrs. Robert Ramm, vice president; Mrs. Herbert Grimm, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Reith, treasurer, and Mrs. Donald F. Hein, historian. The program time was spent in exchanging holiday ideas and plans were made to carry out the annual Christmas welfare program. Six children who are lodged in private homes as wards of the state will be supplied with clothing and given Christmas gifts. Assisting Mrs. Hartelt at refreshment time were Mrs. John Murdock, Mrs. Bob Merriman and Mrs. Louis O. Palm. Each member received a tiny turkey flavor to commemorate the Thanksgiving season. The next meeting is scheduled Dec. 9 in the home of Mrs. Lewis C. Pope, 10242 S. Brookhurst Rd. Marywood Mothers Have Card Party Autumn leaves and gay holiday decorations graced St. Boniface hall last week for the benefit card party sponsored by the Marywood Mothers' Auxiliary. Chairman for the affair was Mrs. Fred Lampher. The decorating was done by Mrs. Don May. A chicken pie luncheon was prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Enrollment Doubt At Broadway PTA Membership now stands at for the Bradway PTA, it is revealed at the recent meet- Officers said it is a remarka-high figure since it not only diles last year's number and draw from parents of 225 students, has been reached within the years that the group has been activated under a new charter. Mrs. Sam Morgan presided the business session at which plans were made for today's dog sale. It was announced to the noon-time sale will be open the public and will feature dogs, punch, coffee and cup calls. Mrs. Prueella Abbott of the abt school of Floristry was featured speaker. She demonstrated various types of holi-decorations and the fashioning corsages from carnations. Devotions were given by M Ivan Storey. The Thanksgiving motif was used at the tea h when the hostess, Mrs. Howe West, was assisted by Mrs. Har- Franzen's fourth grade mother Live Steamers Hold Meeting In Placentia The Tri-County Live Steam co-hold a recent meeting at Ra-Bury's Northern Pacific headquarters in Placentia. Fourteen min- CUSTOM MADE DRAPES Made from your choice materials...or WE WILL INSTRUCT YOU Making Them Yourself SPECIAL READY MADE DRAPES 54 Inches long Printed or Plain 4.98 pr. PRICED TO SUIT ANY BUDGET! NAHEIM TEXTILE STORE "Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store" 12 E. Center St., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2068 WE HAVE MORE THAN A ½ TON of choice TOM TURKEY to serve you on THANKSGIVING L DAY—STARTING AT 11 A.M. CHUNGKING Mothers Have Card Party Autumn leaves and gay holiday decorations graced St. Boniface hall. Last week for the benefit card party sponsored by the Marywood Mothers' Auxiliary. Chairman for the affair was Mrs. Fred Lampher. The decoration was done by Mrs. Don May. A chicken pie luncheon was prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Czalpa of Santa Ana and was served by Marywood girls. Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Victor Peltzer were in charge of door prizes and list the following Anaheim residents among the winners: Mmcs. Claudina Clark, Phoebe Kiester, Joseph Lehr, E.H. Booth, Sr., H. B. Gillespie, Leo Czalpa, Eleanor Fassel, Ernest Williams, Mabel Baker, Dorothy Kannard, Kathryn Wheeler, Isabel Bastian and Miss Dianne Rivers. Industrial Nurses Tour Cherry Rivet The November meeting of the Orange County Industrial Nurse association was held at the Townsend Co. Cherry Rivet Plant at Santa Ana. Industrial relations manager Stanley Bates outlined the history of Cherry Rivet and escorted the group through the plant: Lela Woodhouse presided at the business meeting which was attended by representatives of the nursing staffs of Industrial plants throughout Orange county. Committee Chairmen Named to Air Work of New Jr. Assistance League The Anaheim Junior Assistance League president, Miss Margaret Ganahl, last week appointed the following committee chairmen to organize the work of this newly formed group. Membership: Mrs. Howard London, Mrs. J. Neil LeVecke, Mrs. Cy Consanni; ways and means, Mrs. Jay Lloyd Reed, Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Miss Dolores Mittman, Mrs. J. C. Neighbors, Mrs. Jack Suiter, Miss Joyce Sweeney, Mrs. W. W. Wright; project: Mrs. R. Kenton Wines, Mrs. Ross Walker, Mrs.. Henry Dahl, Mrs. Norbert T. Elmers, Mrs. Flemming L. Nielsen, Mrs. William A. Sutherland. Live Steamers Hold Meeting In Placentia The Tri-County Live Steam co-held a recent meeting at Rail Bury's Northern Pacific headquarters in Placentia. Fourteen minutes toured the elaborate four-track main line which is a tomatically controlled by a remote item of switches operated at a central point. Among the tiny steamers we two Northern type, three Hudson types, one Prairie and one Owl swimmer, as well as 50 rail cars. Many more were on display. The novelty of the afternoon wagon a three-foot steam tug boat, raft controlled, capable of traveling miles per hour while pulling fences people in a row boat on the water. Those attending the meet from Anaheim were Charles Miers, George Vandenburg and grand-daughter, Warde Ericke and Eugene Cranston. Other members enjoying the meet were Charles Stump of Long Beach, K. Cline of Venice, Mr. and Mell Schmitt and two children Fullerton, and V.C.Harden of Angeles and Mr. and Mrs.Char Brand of Los Angeles. There will be no meeting in December but those interested in live steam car day in the future are asked to contact secretary Albert Cranston at 5-4561. FRESH HORSE MEAT GUARANTEED to serve you on THANKSGIVING L DAY—STARTING AT 11 A.M. CHUNGKING CHOP SUEY CAFE 327 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-4519 VISIT THE CHINESE GIFT SHOP NEXT DOOR (SAME OWNERSHIP AS CHUNGKING) organize the work of this newly formed group. Membership: Mrs. Howard Loudon, Mrs. J. Neil LeVecke, Mrs. Cy Consanni; ways and means, Mrs. Jay Lloyd Reed, Mrs. Kenneth Lee, Miss Dolores Mittman, Mrs. J. C. Neighbors, Mrs. Jack Suiter, Miss Joyce Sweeney, Mrs. W. W. Wright; project: Mrs. R. Kenton Wines, Mrs. Ross Walker, Mrs. Henry Dahl, Mrs. Norbert T. Elmers, Mrs. Flemming L. Niolson, Mrs. William A. Sutherland; hospitality: Mrs. M. W. Little. Mrs. Fredrik Rusch, chairman of the by-laws committee, read the constitution and proposed bylaws. After discussion, a vote was taken on dues, hours of service, age limit, quota and territory of FRESH HORSE MEAT GUARANTEED FLEE POWDER (My Own Brand) Baby Turtles and Hamsters Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY 261 E. Center St. — KE 5-4650 IT'S A DEAL! ... COMPARE IT ANYWHERE! 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ALL WOOL SUITS One Group formerly priced up to 85.00 38³⁸ ALL WOOL SLACKS One Group formerly priced up to 18.95 14⁵⁶ All Wool SPORT COATS One Group formerly priced up to 45.00 24²⁷ SPORT SHIRTS One Group formerly priced up to 8.95 3⁸�八 All Wool SPORT COATS One Group formerly priced up to 45.00 SPORT SHIRTS One Group formerly priced up to 8.95 MEN'S SOX One Group wools, nylons, argyle. Reg. to 1.50 2 pr. for 1.50 Men's Initial HANDKERCHIEFS One Group, hand rolled edges, hand embroidered, reg. to $1 Three for 1.50 118 W. CENTER ANAHEIM Carole King JUNIORS "DOUBLE PLAY" ... addt up to a smart ensemble FRESH HORSE MEAT GUARANTEED FLEE POWDER (My Own Brand) My Turtles and Hamsters other Pets and Supplies anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY E. Center St. — KE 5-4650 WHERE! AC HEIM YOU MONEY MICHIGAN (which W PONTIAC, TOO! 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