anaheim-gazette 1954-02-18

3 ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA BIRTHS— Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Henderson, 8792 Lincoln Ave., became the parent of an 8 lb. 2 oz. baby girl on Valentine's Day in St. Joseph hospital. "Buy It Where It's Made" We not only make . . . but also specially mix ... PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES— Make it like new again with PAINT LUND and SUNS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fitzgerald of 11222 Cerritos St., announce with pride the birth of an 8 lb. 10 oz. baby boy in St. Joseph hospital on Feb. 13. Anaheim PET SHOP FRESH HORSE MEAT GOLDFISH — HAMSTERS QUINEA PIGS Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY 201 E. Center St. — KE 5-4650 The Chief is still the Chief New Faster Schedule Extra fare dropped...chair cars added No change in Pullman accommodations Still the Chief—still the standard of fine service, comfort and streamlined luxury between Los Angeles and Chicago. Now available to more travelers than ever before. New, faster schedule—leave Fullerton daily at 1:35 P.M. for connection Los Angeles. Arriving Chicago 9:45 A.M. Eastbound, two nights enroute. Modern streamlined chair cars added, with new type reclining seats (all seats reserved). Special lounge for chair car passengers. Lunch-counter-diner with budget meals (as little as $2.50 per day). No change in Pullman service or accommodations...de luxe lounge...full dining car service...Fred Harvey meals. And now you can ride the famous Chief at no extra fare. SUPER CHIEF—Extra fare cut in half, now only $7.50. Coast-to-coast Pullmans added. Only all-private room streamliner, Los Angeles-Chicago. Same fast schedule, 39½ hrs. EL CAPITAN—Extra fare dropped completely. Budget meal service added (as little as $2.50 a day). New cars with new style reclining seats. Same fast schedule...39½ hours...Los Angeles-Chicago. W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone KE 5-8407 SUPER CHIEF—Extra fare cut in half, now only $7.50. Coast-to-coast Pullmans added. Only all-private room streamliner, Los Angeles-Chicago. Same fast schedule, 39¼ hrs. EL CAPITAN—Extra fare dropped completely. Budget meal service added (as little as $2.50 a day). New cars with new style reclining seats. Same fast schedule... 39¼ hours... Los Angeles-Chicago. W. E. FENNELL, Agent Santa Fe Station, Phone KE 5-8407 ANAHEIM, CALIF. Everyday you get dollars worth of pennies worth of electricity! Electricity brings you entertainment from everywhere, right in your home. It provides perfect light to read by, anywhere and any time, telephone conversations with friends, and countless other things for you to enjoy every day. You take these pleasures for granted, but a visitor to your house from the days before electricity would find them hard to believe. He would imagine them to be possible only at tremendous cost, if at all. Your visitor would be amazed to know that you pay just a few pennies a day for all the electricity used in your home. Luxury costs so little, electrically! Prison Deaconess Spoke Sunday Miss Edith Curl, Methodist Church deaconess appointed to work with the prisoners at the Federal Penitentiary at Terminal Island in Los Angeles Harbor, spoke at White Temple Methodist church at 7 o'clock Sunday evening, describing the problems of the Mexican "wetbacks." Her work is to be the counselor to immigrants detained at the Federal prison. From this close-range vantage-point she has made a study of the factors that cause Mexican nationals to "sneak" into the United States without permission, and will describe their personal and family problems. Topic Timely "In the light of the recent riots at the border, this address is a timely contribution to our School of Missions," states the pastor, Rev. Frank E. Butterworth. The church is making a study of the Spanish-speaking Americans in four Sunday night study-sessions following the services. All ages, from Primary Dept. to adults, are studying the problems of the Mexican-Americans, using graded study materials which are published by the inter-denominational Missionary Education Movement. Mission Month At White Temple In observance of School of Missions month, members of the Isabel and Jean Circles of White Temple Methodist church met in combined session in the ladies parlor to hear Martha Hamilton describe some of the 629 local and Guests Greet Worthingtons on Golden Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. James Rolla Worthington of 865 S. Lemon St., observed their golden wedding anniversary this month with 142 relatives and friends attending the festivities. For the auspicious occasion, Mrs. Worthington was dressed in a cocoa brown ensemble with velvet trim. She was a bride in 1904 when Mrs. Agnes Snodgrass was her maid of honor. Mrs. Snodgress now lives in Orange and attended the celebration. Also attending the wedding and anniversary celebration were Mrs. Claudia Beyer oof Orange and Mr. Worthington's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Worthington. Greeting the guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Worthington's rice Turner. Mrs. Elva Gilmon and Mrs. Myrtle Ward were in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Bi Louessein arranged refreshment assisted by Mrs. Lizzie Comee. Each guest was presented with a boutonniere or corsage. On display were the couple's wedding picture and certificate; the Seth Thomas clock in good working order that was received as a wedding gift 50 years ago; pictures of the horse and buggy which took them courting, and many family pictures including those of four grandchildren. ATTENDING MODEL LEGISLATURE Mission Month At White Temple In observance of School of Missions month, members of the Isabel and Jean Circles of White Temple Methodist church met in combined session in the ladies parlor to hear Martha Hamilton describe some of the 629 local and foreign missions supported by the Methodist church. As roll was called, each person responded with a special reading concerning missions and their leaders. Following the business meeting at which Isabel Hoehn presided, a demonstration of hair styling was given by Jay of Maxine's Beauty Shop. Special guests were Mmes. Stanley Smith, Muriel Lenz, Kathy Nielsen and Jeanne Reed of Anaheim, and Mrs. W. W. White of New York. Hostesses were Jean Myers, Margaret Blue, and Ruth Thomason. Anaheim Women Join Pan-Hellenic Induction of 10 new members took place at the recent meeting of Northern Orange County Panhelenic held at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Kenneth Kuntzen with Mrs. R. Kenton Wines presiding. Among the new members are Mms. Gene Newton, William Armstrong, and Mortimer Smith of Anaheim; Donohue Krout, R. C. Trygstad, Harold Ensign, Paul Egler, Harry Bouchier, and Robert Stevenson of Fullerton; and Miss Barbara Hullihan of Whittier. Among those assuming chairmanships were: Courtesy, Mrs. Darwin Stockwell; National Representative, Mrs. Walter Studhalter; Publicity, Mrs. Coulson Morris; Yearbook, Mrs. Paul Baker, all of Anaheim. Marywood TV Show "Marywood Little Theatre on TV" show in which members of the Marywood drama department participated under the auspices of the Catholic Education Series of Television Programs. Appearing in the cast were Misses Shirley Schmitz, Carol Miller, Lois Robinson, Rosalie Flynn, and Donna May of Anaheim, Miss Sally Brown of Santa Ana, Miss Cassion, Mrs. Worthington was dressed in a cocoa brown ensemble with velvet trim. She was a bride in 1904 when Mrs. Agnes Snodgrass was her maid of honor. Mrs. Snodgrass now lives in Orange and attended the celebration. Also attending the wedding and anniversary celebration were Mrs. Claudia Beyer oof Orange and Mr. Worthington's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Worthington. Greeting the guests at the door were Mr. and Mrs. Worthington's children, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Turner and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brown.Two three tiered wedding cakes were baked and decorated by Mrs. Ernest Daniels and Mau- ATTENDING MODEL LEGISLATURE Fifteen Amahelm High School youths are currently attending the YMCA Youth and Government Model Legislature in Sacramento February 17 to 20. MERCUL 332 E.CENTER ST SPECIALS - Thu Mammoth Selection of Fine Quality FRESH LOCAL RANCH EGGS . Med. "AA" 55¢ DURKEE'S "AA" OLEO YELLOW CUBED GERBER'S — Strained or Chopped BABY FOOD 3 for 25 NESTLES MILK . . . 2 fall cans 25 PLANTERS COCKTAIL PEANUTS . . . 8-Oz. Can DURKEE'S — "Made with Fresh Eggs" MAYONNAISE . . . qt. 57 RONZONI — Fancy Style Marywood TV Show "Marywood Little Theatre on TV" show in which members of the Marywood drama department participated under the auspices of the Catholic Education Series of Television Programs. Appearing in the cast were Misses Shirley Schmitz, Carol Miller, Lois Robinson, Rosalie Flynn, and Donna May of Anaheim, Miss Sally Brown of Santa Ana, Miss Patricia Nolan of Orange and Miss Marilyn Thomas of Fullerton. The drama was directed by Miss Gwen Holly Simpson, drama department director at Marywood. TS worth of pleasure electricity! everywhere, to read by, with enjoy every but a visitor to would find to be you pay just a your home. EDISON COMPANY NESTLES MILK . . . 2 tall cans 25¢ PLANTERS COCKTAIL PEANUTS . . . 8-Oz. Can 31¢ DURKEE'S — "Made with Fresh Eggs" MAYONNAISE . . . qt. 57¢ RONZONI — Fancy Style MACARONI . . . 1-lb. pkg. 38¢ SURF . . . giant size 59¢ SILK TISSUE . . per roll 6¢ SAVE 19¢ BATH SIZE DIAL SOAP WITH DIAL SHAMPOO SPECIAL PRICE 86¢ VALUE Only 67¢ STAR — In Juice Clams 6-oz. jar 59¢ IL-SOLE Antipasto ..... 6-oz. ca GARDEN FRESH Large White CAULIFLOWER 10c Each Spanish Onions 3 lbs. 10c PIPPIN APPLES 3 lbs. 25c GREEN ONIONS, RED RADISHES 3c Each OPEN EVERY NIGHT FOR YOU Daily, 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. ANAHEIM'S Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clarke, 732 N. Resh street, announce with pride the birth of an 8 lb. 3 oz. baby girl in St. Joseph hospital on February 11. Carl Fries of 611 N. Olive St., is passing the cigars. His wife presented him with a 7 lb. 9 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Feb. 13. FUCHSIA SOCIETY TUES. The Orange County branch of the Nationa Fuchsia soociety will meet Tuesday, Feb. 23, at 8:00 p.m. in the American Legion Hall on North Lemon street. Guest speaker will be Clyde Brewer, representative of the Destruxol Corporation speaking on "Spraying Your Garden" Public is cordially invited. CAR-TOONS HEY FOLKS! START YOUR SCRAPBOOK TODAY! EACH CARTOON WORTH $1.00 TOWARD YOUR NEXT CAR! NOT ONLY IS THIS USED CAR IN PERFECT CONDITION AND GUARANTEED BUT IT HAS ALSO BEEN ON TELEVISION FIVE TIMES! Casey - Beckham SALES SERVICE "A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" Display were the couple's picture and certificate, Thomas clock in good order that was received wedding gift 50 years ago, horse and buggy took them courting, family pictures including four grandchildren. Casey - Beckham SALES SERVICE "A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" "Orange County's Leading Pontiac Dealer" 336 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Phones KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 RCURIO'S TER ST. • PH.KE5-3012 - Thurs. Fri. and Sat. GRADED U.S. GOOD SELECT QUALITY MEATS FULL CUTS ROUND STEAK ... 65¹⁸ SIRLOIN STEAK ... 75¹⁸ 7-BONE ROASTS ... 39¹⁸ CHUCK STEAKS ... 45¹⁸ FRESH — LEAN GROUND BEEF ... 33¹⁸ LEAN — BONELESS PORK ROASTS ... 57¹⁸ tall cans 25¢ 8-Oz. Can 31¢ qt. 57¢ lb. pkg. 38¢ giant size 59¢ per roll 6¢ R — In Juice ams 6-oz. jar 59¢ OLE 6-oz. can tipasto 59¢ VEGETABLES IPPIN APPLES 3 lbs. 25c REEN ONIONS, RED RADISHES 3c Each 7-BONE ROASTS 69 CHUCK STEAKS 45¢ FRESH — LEAN GROUND BEEF 33¢ LEAN — BONELESS PORK ROASTS 57¢ LEAN — MEATY PORK STEAKS 59¢ FRESH PAN READY RED FRYERS 55¢ FRESH — SOFT BONE RED ROASTERS 55¢ DELICATESSEN HOME MADE — 100% PURE PORK ITALIAN SAUSAGE 79¢ IMPORTED — PECORINO ROMANO CHEESE $139¢ FRESH RICOTTA CHEESE 49¢ BON-GUSTO Med. SALAME $129¢ RIGHT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Sunday 9 A.M. to 7 P.M Sales tax added to all taxable items. We reserve the right to limit quantities. No sales to dealers. IM’S SAVING SPOT