anaheim-gazette 1954-03-18

LA CHIQUITA GENUINE Mexican Foods 115 E. Maple — Fullerton TAMALES — 2 for 25c Tacos Tostadas Enchiladas Rice Chile Sauces Special THURS. - FRI. - SAT. COMBINATION PLATE 1 Taco and 1 Enchilada, Rice and Beans 75¢ to go —OR— SERVED HERE Including Coffee or Soft Drink 85¢ Serving Daily Mon. - Thurs. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday ..... 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. LET'S FACE IT! Saving STARTS WITH YOUR SPENDING It sounds fantastic, but it's true. A few cents saved, here and there, soon grows into a substantial amount. YOU SAVE and SAVE The CASH & CARRY WAY RITZ CLEANERS We Specialize in Dry Cleaning 307 E. CENTER KE 5-3289 We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County. Renovating—Re-Ticking. REMEMBER... "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" Farm Bureau Ladies' Night It was ladies night for the Anaheim Farm Bureau when the meeting was held on Saturday, (March 13) in the Anaheim High school auditorium, following dinner in the cafeteria. South-of-the border decor pointed up the Spanish theme which was further carried out with music and dances. The Tozier 50-piece band from La Jolla and Yorba Linda schools presented a half-hour of music and dancing. This was followed by a take-off on the Andrews sisters by Jerry Stehly, August Heybrook and Clarence Mauerhan. An accordian solo was given by Samuel Florez of Santa Ana, and Lydia Campos interpreted a series of Spanish dances. Taking part in a pantomime entitled "Love Was Conquered," were Jesse Anderson, Howard Pannier, Ralph Mauerhan, Herman Freese, Don Pannier, August Heybrook, and Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan. Mrs. Jesse Anderson was chairman of the dinner committee, assisted by Ralph Mauerhan, LeRoy Ater and Earl Zahl. Dressed as Spanish waiters were members of the dining room committee, Al- Spring Season Fashions from our second floor fashion section shown . . pure silk linen in a heavenly carnation red. Soft petal collar and ¾ cuffed sleeves. 12 narrow gores make the skirt. Particular details . . handbound button holes. the hat . . Crisp white milan straw, with petal pink rose and wispy veil. 39.95 for the young set . . From a group of Spring coats and suits. Shown, rayon linen suits. 3 to 6x . . 8.98 7 to 14 . . 10.98 Coats by Banbury in all wool, From a group of Spring coats and suits. Shown, rayon linen suits. 3 to 6x ... 8.98 7 to 14 ... 10.98 Coats by Banbury in all wool, navy, checks and grey. Toppers in pink and blue. 3 to 6x ... 14.98 7 to 14 ... 19.98 imported Cashmere and lamb's wool SWEATERS Linster originals of full fashioned sweaters that have a cashmere hand. 30% cashmere, 70% lamb's wool. Yarn dye grey, beige, light blue and navy. Slipover 12.95 Cardigan 16.95 CENTER AT LEMON ANAHEIM KE 5-2847 3 ANAHEIM GAZETTE THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1954 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Marguerite Coons Altrusa Club Prexy Marguerite Coons of the Rex Construction company has been named president of the Anaheim Altrusa club for the year 1954-55. In elections held at the recent dinner meeting at the Elks' club, the following new officers will serve with her: first vice-president, Edith Holsinger, supervisor in Orange County School system; second vice-president, Agness Criss, head of Crisis Business college; recording secretary, Blanche Gilbert, Swanberger's Mens' Store; corresponding secretary, Eleee fred Holve, Hank Klausing, Don Pannier, John Knutzen and Verne Schultz. Decorations were done by Mrs. Walter Paulus and Mrs. Mildred Remland. Tuma, Northrop Aircraft; treasurer, Betty Watkins, accountant; parliamentarian, Reba Brown, AUHS librarian. New members of the board of directors are Helen Schriver of Spooner's Donut Shop and Pearl Wagoner of Seaside Oil company. Holdover members are Bernice Bouas of Anahem Truck and Transfer Co., and Bernice Hill of Soden Refrigerator Co. Helen Mitchell of Mitchell's Gift Shop will be the fifth member of the board as she retires from the presidency in June. Mrs. E. Beougher Residing on her ranch at 6501 Lincoln Blvd., Mrs. E. Beougher, native Canadian, 86, passed away in her home March 15. There were no survivors. Funeral services were held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Wednesday, 10 a.m., with the Rev. Roland Anderson, officiating. Interment was in Fair-haven cemetery. See us for Bulova, Elgin, or Gruen WATCHES HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E.Broadway Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 SEDLOCK showers 126 E. Center — Anaheim Members of the Retail Division of the Anaheim CORDIALLY INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE FSPRING style SHTHURSDAY - MARCH 25 - 8 P.M. SPRING style SH THURSDAY - MARCH 25 - 8 P.M. IN THE ANAHEIM UNION HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM Presenting — A PICTURE OF THINGS TO COME in SPRING and SUMMER STYLES for the entire family featuring — for your enjoyment THE ROYAL REVELLERS America's Top Flight Singing Group PLUS MANY VALUABLE PARTICIPATI The SQR Store Center at Lemon THE ROYAL REVELLERS America's Top Flight Singing Group PLUS MANY VALUABLE PRIZES Including GRAND DOOR PRIZE of a New 1954 Cycla-Matic FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR -in colorfurnished courtesy of BALLMAN'S APPLIANCES ENTIRE TICKET SALE PROCEEDS Will be turned over to the MOTH PARTICIPATI The SQR Store Center at Lemon KE 5-2847 Walburg's 181 W. CENTER — KE 5-4041 O'Kane's Corset & Lingerie 117 W. CENTER — KE 5-6953 Lauretta Dress Shop 116 W. CENTER — KE 5-3907 TICK Available at any of the stores above, as 'ail Division of Chamber of Commerce; Club and Ebell Club members and the Los Angeles St. E. Beougher on her ranch at 6501 Alvd., Mrs. E. Beougher, Canadian, 86, passed away the March 15. There were services were held in of Backs, Campbell and Wednesday, 10 a.m. Rev. Roland Anderson, Interment was in Fairctery. Growing with the Anaheim Area Dr. Robert L. Clifford Physician and Surgeon Announces the opening of an office at 1009 E. Center St. MEDICINE - SURGERY OBSTETRICS - OSTEOPATHY Day or Night Phone KE 5-8336 of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce ATTEND THE FOURTH ANNUAL ANAHEIM le SHOW P.M. le SHOW P.M. ORIUM PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS QR Store Little Folk Shop INFANTS' & CHILDREN'S WEAR — 4 Minutes to 14 Years — PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS QR Store Center at Lemon KE 5-2847 Little Folk Shop INFANTS' & CHILDREN'S WEAR — 4 Minutes to 14 Years — 224-226 E. CENTER — KE 5-0151 Alburg's CENTER — KE 5-4041 Swanbergers – Men's Wear 145 W. CENTER — KE 5-4130 Horset & Lingerie CENTER — KE 5-6953 Lorene's Maternity Shop 350 W. CENTER — KE 5-8533 Dress Shop CENTER — KE 5-3907 Clarice's Sports Wear 219 W. CENTER — KE 5-2305 TICKETS $1.00 If the stores above, as well as other participating members of the Remember of Commerce; Business & Professional Women's Club, Altrusa club members and the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Office, 136 N. turned to the MOTHER COLONY HOSPITAL FUND