anaheim-gazette 1954-03-11

6 ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Bee Arnold of Anaheim Jr. Ebell Society has recently been elected to the post of treasurer of the Orange County Federation of Women's Clubs, Junior Membership. SAVE ON DRY CLEANING THE CASH & CARRY WAY "Leave It To Ritz" RITZ CLEANERS 307 E. Center—KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating — Re-Tickling. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4458 419 North East St. — Anaheim ANAHEIM STUDENTS WHittier Enrollees Eleven residents of Anaheim are among the 901 students who have enrolled at Whittier College for the spring semester of the 1953-54 school year, it has been announced by college officials. The enrollment figure includes ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR ONE DAY SERVICE Phone KE 5-3296 Rear Crowell Olds 252 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Want to SAVE MORE MONEY? Check these SAFEWAY You'll be delighted at the way savings add up when you shop regularly at Safeway. You see, all of our prices are always low. This means you can save every time you shop—a few cents here, a few cents there. Multiply these savings by the number of shopping trips you make in a month, a year. The result is a substantial sum. For typical examples of values Safeway offers, check the lists below. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK END AT SAFEWAY SHORTENING ROYAL SATIN (1-lb. can, 29¢.) can 79¢ See label for Royal Satin Homemade Cake Mix recipes. It'll save you money. PRICES IN THIS AD EFFECTIVE THIS WEEK END AT SAFEWAY SHORTENING ROYAL SATIN 3-lb. can 79¢ (1-lb. can, 29c.) See label for Royal Safin Homemade Cake Mix recipes. It'll save you money. (CRISCO SHORTENING 1-lb. can 32¢ 2-lb. can 87¢) CHUNK TUNA TORPEDO 6-oz. can 25¢ Light meat fish (BREAST O'CHICKEN TUNA CHUNK STYLE 6½-oz. can 31¢) CANE SUGAR C & H BRAND 5-lb. bag 49¢ (2-lb. bag, 21c.) Sliced Cheese DUTCH MILL Swiss, 8-oz. pkg. 29¢ American, Pimiento CAMPBELL'S SOUPS With MEAT, CHICKEN or MUSHROOM Special Stock-Up Priceel 2 10½-oz. cans 31¢ VEGETABLE SOUPS Special Stock-Up Priceel 2 10½-oz. cans 25£ TOMATO SOUP A GOOD VALUE 3 10½-oz. cans 32£ CRACKERS Sodas Nabisco's Snow Flakes 1-lb. box 24¢ Grahams Pirates' Gold 1-lb. box 29¢ Party Sunshine's Hi Ho 1-lb. box 31¢ SHORTCAKE! Get all the ingredients at Safeway. Biscuit Mix 36¢ Safeway Coffee Values Folger's Vacuum Pack 2.03 1-lb. can 1.03 Edward's Vacuum Pack 1.95 1-lb. can 99c Nob Hill Top quality bag 1.91 1-lb. bag 96c Instant Edwards' Pure jar 1.09 2-oz. jar 57c ROUND ST Cut from U Excellent to BONE IN CUT BONELESS CUT RUMP ROAST CORNED BEEF GROUND BEEF SLICED BACON U.S.D.A. CHOICE Tender, juicy, age to peak of flavor. BONELESS BRISKER Mild cure. Served or cold, it's deliciou TOPS IN QUALITY Selected beef, Vis packed, State inspe POPULAR BRA Sealed cello pk Serve with egg CRACKERS Sodas Nabisco's Snow Flakes 1-lb. 24¢ Grahams Pirates' Gold 1-lb. 29¢ Party Sunshine's Hi Ho 1-lb. 31¢ SHORTCAKE! Get all the ingredients at Safeway. Biscuit Mix 36¢ Fleet Mix 40-oz. pkg. Whipping Cream 30¢ Lucerne half pint ctn. (Price in local milk marketing area) Strawberries 23¢ Bel-air. Frazen, Sliced. 10-oz. pkg. RUMP ROAST CORNED BEEF GROUND BEEF SLICED BACON Sea Foods for Lenten Men Your Safeway has a wide assortment of fine sea food Breaded Fish Sticks Captain Choice Swordfish Steaks 12-oz. pkg. 65c Packaged. Ready for pan. COACHELLA VALLEY GRAPEFRUIT THIN-SKINNED, JUICY Good size fruit. 4¢ lb. each 10¢ ARTICHOKES Large, meaty leaves in tight, compact heads. SANDWICH SPREAD LUNCH BOX pint jar 33¢ quart jar 59¢ DEL MONTE CATSUP Made from vine-ripe California tomatoes 14-oz. bottle 14¢ SEEDLESS RAISINS VINE CREST BRAND In Cello bag 2-lb. bag 27£ NU MADE MAYONNAISE pint jar 37¢ quart jar 61£ SUNNYBANK MARGARINE Foil-wrapped golden cubes lb. 27£ PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., MARCH 11, 12, 13, 1954 AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. SAFEWAY YOUR NEAREST SAFEWAY 135 S. LEMON students from 23 states, Hawaii, Alaska, Nicaragua, Korea, China and England. In addition to the above total, approximately 200 persons are expected to enroll for the 16 courses in 10 academic fields which are being offered on the Extended Day Schedule this semester. Anaheim students enrolled are: Placida A. Bagdon, 501 E. Charles; Mrs. Gretchen S. Berdelman, 830 S. Lemon; Donald R. Booth, 205 S. Citron; Rosalie J. Bultena, La Palma; Richard L. Cookus, 710 Amstutz; William E. Dorgeloh, 1109 Acacia; Mrs. Emma D. Foster, 961 S. Claudina; Carol J. Hochull, 511 E. Broadway; Larry R. Kirchmann, 615 N. Carleton; Shelley E. Smith, 623 W. North; and William J Walker, 622 Grafton. (Continued from Page 2) More on... In the Days of Long Ago continuing until 11 o'clock. Never were appearances more auspicious for a drenching, the sky being heavily overcast and wind blowing from the south, yet the looked for storm fizzled out. Total for the season, 2.80; last season to date 7.86. And yet, crops are looking well. The little rain that has fallen has come at opportune moments, and has kept crops growing. With the looked for soaker and showers to fall in this and next month, we shall be able to look pleasant and keep up appearances. Adair Scott came down from Los Angeles yesterday, looking after the sale of walnut property hereabouts. Scotty is making money in the real estate business in the Angelic burg. Herman Dickel shipped a box of Anaheim's sweetest oranges to his mother, who lives at the old home on the Rhine. The fruit was carefully picked and packed and cannot but be an acceptable gift. Henry Adams reports business brisk at the Griffith Lumber yards. More lumber is being received and more building going on than for years and business is good and promises to stay so. Madaine Modjeska arrived from Los Angeles on Tuesday, on a brief visit to friends. She was the guest of Mrs. Langinberger. She departed yesterday for her ranch in Santiago Canyon where she will spend some time in rest and recreation after an arduous theatre sea. Barstow on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Pittman. Miss Claudina Darling, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Darling, who has been very ill for the last two months, is improving slowly. Anaheim high school boys won the meet with Santa Ana, Saturday by a score of 51 points to 48. Swope, Tyler, Dickel and Merritt of Anaheim won handily. Events and winners were as follows: 880-yard dash, won by Christensen or Anaheim; time 2 minutes, 25 seconds. 100-yd. dash, won by Swope of Anaheim; time 10½ seconds. Pole vault, won by Yates of Santa Ana; 8½ feet. 220 yd. dash, won by R. Spurgeon of Santa Ana; time, 24 seconds. Hammer throw, won by Tyler of Anaheim; 85½ feet. 440-yd. dash, won by W. Spurgeon of Santa Ana; 58½ seconds. High jump, won by Dickel of Anaheim; 4½ feet. 50 yd. dash, won by Swope of Anaheim; 45½ seconds. Shot put, won by Collins of Santa Ana; 35½ feet.Mile run, won by Merritt of Anaheim; 5 minutes, 25 seconds.Total points, 51 for Anaheim; 48 for Santa Ana. Two tally-ho loads of Anaheim enthusiasts accompanied the team. Anaheim will send a full track team to the inter-scholastic meet at Claremont on Saturday next. Ed Zeus has installed in his livery a new wagonette, with seats on the side, which is down to meet all trains and convey passengers to the Commercial Hotel. Otto Storm has been offered and has accepted a position as bookkeeper in the First National Bank. Mr. Storm arrived on Tuesday to assume the duties of his new position. LARGE, FRESH GRADE AA EGGS Cream O' the Crop brand, finest on the market. Freshness protected by refrigeration at your Safeway store. Every egg guaranteed. carion of one dozen 55¢ Ice Cream Sandwich 12-59c Family Treat brand. MACARONI & CHEESE MACARONI 12 oz. pkg. 19¢ Mrs. Webers'. Elbow or cut. CHEESE DUTCH MILL American 2 lb. 95¢ PET MILK 2 full cans 27£ Get recipe at Safeway store for Pet Milk's Salmon-Macaroni dinner. ND STEAK Cut from U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF. Excellent too for Swiss Steak! BONE IN CUT lb. 69¢ BONELESS CUT lb. 75¢ U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Tender, juicy, aged to peak of flavor. BONELESS BRISKET Mild cure. Served hot or cold, it's delicious. TOPS IN QUALITY Selected beef, Visking packed, State inspected. POPULAR BRANDS Sealed cello pkg. 1-lb. Serve with eggs. pkg. brisk at the Griffith Lumber yards. More lumber is being received and more building going on than for years and business is good and promises to stay so. Madaine Modjeska arrived from Los Angeles on Tuesday, on a brief visit to friends. She was the guest of Mrs. Langinberger. She departed yesterday for her ranch in Santiago Canyon where she will spend some time in rest and recreation after an arduous theatrical season. Richard Schellens has returned from Hollywood and has accepted a position with the Ganahl Lumber Company. H. C. Gade while engaged in unloading freight at the Santa Fe depot yesterday, had the misfortune to sustain the mashing of the great toe of his left foot, by the falling upon it of a weighty package of steel. He was about town in the afternoon with the assistance of canes, but the doctor says he will have a bad foot for two months or more. Dr. H. A. Johnston has approved plans and specifications for a modern office building to be erected at the corner of Los Angeles and Broadway. Contract will be awarded within a few weeks and the building will be ready for occupancy some time during the summer. Mrs. Alfred W. Rannels, formerly Miss Chara Hansen is here from Mexico on a brief visit to her parents. Sydmer Ross of Placentia has renounced his allegiance to King Edward and has become a citizen of the United States. Mr. Ross came here from Canada a number of years ago and is well qualified intellectually and in other respects to become a firstclass citizen of the Republic. Oscar Renner was passing around the cigars this week. Cause: Arrival of a son and heir born on Thursday, February 25th. Mrs. C. B. Tuffree has gone to Ed Zeus has installed in his livery a new wagonette, with seats on the side, which is down to meet all trains and convey passengers to the Commercial Hotel. Otto Storm has been offered and has accepted a position as bookkeeper in the First National Bank. Mr. Storm arrived on Tuesday to assume the duties of his new position. Miss Poldie Heiman, formerly of this city is dangerously ill with typhoid pneumonia at her home in Los Angeles. Robert Thiele came down from Los Angeles on Saturday on a short business trip. H. A. McWilliams has been confined to his bed during the week with a severe attack of pleurisy. Yesterday Dr. Johnston reported his condition as showing slight improvement, but the patient will probably be confined to his room for some days. The Santa Ana Times has entered upon its third volume. May it live and prosper for a thousand years. Misses Freda and Katie Backs of Los Angeles visited their parents here over Sunday. 25 Years Ago March, 1929 In the death of Captain Alexander N. Henry on Friday last, Anaheim lost a man who has figured prominently in the town's history almost during the entire time of its existence. Captain and Mrs. Henry came here in 1868 with their first child, Innes, who was two years old. Mr. Henry purchased 160 acres of land west of town and planted a vineyard. When the blight of 1886 destroyed the vineyards in this section, he turned his attention to citrus and walnut culture. About 15 years ago he retired, sold his fine ranch on Lincoln Avenue, and built a comfortable home at the corner of Broadway and Philadelphia where he and his wife have since lived. Mr. Henry was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, on February 15, 1838. When only a boy he joined the English Navy and was attached to Sir Charles Napier's Baltic U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF Tender, juicy, aged to peak of flavor. lb. 69¢ BONELESS BRISKET Mild cure. Served hot or cold, it's delicious. lb. 53¢ TOPS IN QUALITY Selected beef, Visking packed, State inspected. lb. 39¢ POPULAR BRANDS Sealed cello pkg. 1-lb. Serve with eggs. pkg. 69¢ Foods for Lenten Menus de assortment of fine sea foods, priced low! H Sticks Captain's Choice. pkg. 49¢ 65c Breaded Shrimp 10-oz. pkg. 59c Captain's Choice brand. Typical Safety Values Kitchen Craft Flour 5-lb. bag 52c (2-lb. bag, 25c; 10-lb. bag, 99c.) Corn Meal 20-oz. pkg. 13c 40-oz. pkg. Mammy Lou brand, Yellow. Marshmallows Fluff-I-est Colored 1-lb. bag 33c Biscuits Pillsbury Buttermilk 2 8-oz. pkg. 29c Converted Rice Uncle Ben's 16-oz. pkg. 24c Face & Skin Cream Lady Esther 6-oz. jar 69c (Regularly 83c.) Excise tax extra. CHEER DETERGENT 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ 51.3-oz. pkg. 69¢ 61¢ PARADE DETERGENT 19-oz. pkg. 29¢ 39-oz. pkg. 59¢ FEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM Oscar Renner was passing around the cigars this week. Cause: Arrival of a son and heir born on Thursday, February 25th. Mrs. C. B: Tuffree has gone to ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim HOME FREEZER SALE All Nationally Famous Brands FRIGIDAIRE • DEEP FREEZE SUBZERO Brand New '54 Models Priced from 199⁵⁰ Only ... 5 Yr. Guarantee — 24 Months to Pay BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE and TELEVISION 122 W. BROADWAY — ANAHEIM — KE 5-5703 (Across from Post Office) FLOWER GIRL — The most elaborate floral exhibition of the West will be presented at the million dollar California International Flower Show, Hollywood Park, March 13-21. Marian Carr, featured in Wayne Fellows' "Ring of Fear" for Warner Bros., shows a sample of lovely roses to be seen at the annual 9-day flower and garden spectacle. the latter battle and was taken into Florence Nightingale's hospital at Scutari. He was the possessor of several medals given him for meritorious service in this war, the most prized was a medal pinned on him by Queen Victoria in Hyde Park, London on the return of the troops after the capture of Sevastopol. The medal bears the names of the four battles in which he was engaged. Mr. Henry and Carr 'Spring Hats' Jr. Ebell Topic "The new look in hats is the forward look," said Mrs. Edward Cornelison as she discussed her hobby of hats at last week's meeting of the Junior Ebell society. The new hats are to be lighter and smaller with rolled brims and the pill box type very much in evi- has installed in his livwagonette, with seats which is down to meet and convey passengers commercial Hotel. has been offered and named a position as bookthe First National Bank. arrived on Tuesday to duties of his new pohelle Heiman, formerly is dangerously ill with seumonia at her home in Thiele came down from times on Saturday on a less trip. Williams has been considied bed during the week where attack of pleurisy. Dr. Johnston reported on as showing slight imbut, but the patient will be confined to his room days. Ana Times has enterted third volume. May it prosper for a thousand Freda and Katie Backs Angles visited their parower Sunday. Mrs Ago March, 1929 Death of Captain Alexanny on Friday last, Anaman who has figured hily in the town's history During the entire time of ince. Captain and Mrs. me here in 1868 with child, Innes, who was old. Mr. Henry pur30 acres of land west of planted a vineyard. Blight of 1886 destroyed ards in this section, he attention to citrus and culture. About 15 years died, sold his fine ranch Avenue, and built a home at the corner away and Philadelphia and his wife have since Henry was born in Edinton, on February 15, only a boy he joined Navy and was attachCharles Napier's Baltic the latter battle and was taken into Florence Nightingale's hospital at Scutari. He was the possessor of several medals given him for meritorious service in this war, the most prized was a medal pinned on him by Queen Victoria in Hyde Park, London on the return of the troops after the capture of Sevas-topol. The medal bears the names of the four battles in which he was engaged. Mr. Henry and Caroline Mason were married in Lleth, Scotland, in 1862, and spent 67 years of their life together. Mr. Henry died ten days after the passing of his wife and a week following his 91st birthday. When Captain and Mrs. Henry landed here sixty-one years ago, they found only a small frontier hamlet, surrounded by a wilderness of virgin land overgrown with wild mustard and cactus and over-run with wild cattle and horses from the great ranchos. They helped to reclaim this land from its desert state, and saw it advance in value from a few dollars to thousands of dollars per acre. They left three sons—Innes, John and Archie, several grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Backs, Terry & Campbell's chapel, Dr. Benjamin S. Haywood being in charge. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. The pall bearers were Jacob Lakeman, L. E. Miller, Thomas Jackson, Wm. McCann, Dr. C. S. O'Toole and Ed Kelly. Jerome Heitzman Services Thursday Jerome G. Heitzman, 81, 306 Wilshire, Fullerton, former Anaheim resident passed away in Fullerton Cottage hospital, March 2. He is survived by two sons, Robert J., of Fullerton and Carl J., of La Habra; two daughters, Mrs. Evaline Lindley, Santa Ana, and Mrs. Mildred Weagley, Norwalk; four grandchildren; one sister, Margerita Menasco, Anaheim and two brothers, Otto of Ft. Madison, Iowa, and Byron H., of Al-hambra. Recitation of the Holy Rosary was held last Thursday, 8 p.m., in the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars with Mass in St. Mary's Catholic church, Fullerton, Friday, at 9:30 a.m., where the deceased was a member. Interment in Holy Sepulchern cemetery. 'Spring Hats' Jr. Ebell Topic "The new look in hats is the forward look," said Mrs. Edward Cornelison as she discussed her hobby of hats at last week's meeting of the Junior Ebell society. The new hats are to be lighter and smaller with rolled brims and the pill box type very much in evidence in this "forward look." Mrs. Cornelison said. Club members Mrs. Jack Suiter, Mrs. D. J. Caruthers and Mrs William Hunstock modeled hats created for different seasons of the year to illustrate the fashion notes described by the speaker. Mrs. Suiter presided at the meeting and named the following to the nominating committee: Mrs. McFarland Tolf, chairman, to be assisted by Mrs. Eldon Hauck, Mrs. Kevin Sweeney, Mrs. Charles Endicott and Mrs. Walter Kirkhart. According to Mrs. George Fowler, dinner chairman, reservations for men's night are to be made with Mrs. Glen Lehmer, Ke-5-5175 before April 3. Tickets for the dinner to be served from 7 till 8 p.m., on April 6, are to be priced at $1.50 per person. Request was made for those interested in the Bridge section which is to meet March 16 at 7:30 p.m., at the clubhouse to call Mrs. Robert Haefner by March 13 for reservations. Beginners are welcome. Mrs. John Heinze was hostess chairman for the social hour which took St. Patrick's Day as a theme. Pouring at the tea table were club sponsors, Mrs. W. E. Whiteman and Mrs. Mark Stephenson. Jobs Daughters Go-to-Church Sun. Miss Georgian Ehrle, Honored Queen of Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, chose her church, the Christian church of Anaheim, as the place for her group to observe "Go-to-Church" Sunday this past week (Mar. 7). Members, parents and friends of Job's Daughters attended to hear the Rev. Al Casebeer speak on "The Wisdom of Job." The officers and choir sang a special hymn for the occasion. Among those participating in the ceremony were Past Associate Twinks Begin to Sign Contracts Hollywood Stars officials were breathing easier following arrival recently of the signed contracts of three front-line Twinks and the acceptance of terms of another. Biggest sign of relief was caused by return of Jack Philips' signed pact. Phillips, slated for fulltime third sacker's duty, was rumored to be on the verge of retirement to enter the manufacturing business with his brother. Other Stars returning signed contracts were Outfielders Frank Kelleher and Ted Beard. Pitcher Mel Queen also affixed his name to a Twink contract following a conference with Bob Clements, Stars vice-president and director of player personnel. Signing of Kelleher and Beard leaves only one major out-fielder, Tom Saffell, yet to be signed. However, it is expected that the speedey centerfielder will come to terms when the squad reports to Anaheim to open spring training. YLI MEMBERS ATTEND 7TH ANNUAL MEETING A delegation of Anaheim YLI members attended the 7th annual district conference held recently in Chula Vista. Mary Jean Lambert, Anaheim president, took part in the panel discussion which followed the morning session. Native Daughters Hold Initiation Mrs. Sena Futuran of Lakewood and Mrs. Dorothy Brooks of Fullerton were initiated into Native Daughters of the Golden West at a meeting at the Fullerton I.O.O.F. hall in Fullerton on Thursday. Mrs. Russell Renner presided and led a discussion of the coming 50th anniversary celebration in Fullerton in which the club voted to participate. At a new welfare project, the club will sponsor a geriatrics ward at the county hospital. A sewing meeting for the spring bazaar was held on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Lillie Lopera, 627 N. Zion street. HORACE MANN ELECTION Election of officers will be held when the Horace Mann PTA meets tomorrow evening, March 12, at 7:30 o'clock in Fremont auditorium. JAYCEE HQP Bobby Lee's Orchestra will be featured at the Jaycee Hop, the teenage dance scheduled to begin at 8:v0 tomorrow evening, March 12, at Jaycee Hall, 135½ W. Center street.