anaheim-gazette 1954-06-17

County Federation President Conducts Jr. Ebell Club Installation Ceremony Mrs. Gail Barnett of Buena Park, president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs, was installing officer at this season's last meeting of the Junior Ebell club. Background music by Mrs. Alison Berlin was played while officers for the new year were installed in the following order with retiring president Mrs. Jack Suiter, conducting. Meadames Mark Stephenson, senior advisor; Charles Bush, junior advisor; Jack Suiter, hospitality; Wayne Butterbaugh, social service; Leonard B. Bouas, press relations; John Heinz, ways and means; Wallace Dedic, auditor; Britt Gray, membership; Avon Cannon, parliamentarian; Forest Wolverton, curator; Robert Graham, treasurer; Maxwell Doyle, corresponding secretary; Donald Gordon, recording secretary; Arthur Pressel, second vice-president; Robert Loomis, first vice-presidents and Mrs. Virgil Daoust, president. A musical program followed with Anita Schulz taking members and their guests on a tour of the United States via her singing, with her sister, Wilhelmine, as pianist. During the social hour, the tea table was set with a vacation bound sailboat as the novel centerpiece. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman and Mrs. Mark Stephenson poured. Mrs. John Heinz headed the hostess committee in charge of arrangements. BAIN RETURNS HOME Samuel Bain of 318 N. Janss street was released yesterday from Palomar hospital in Escondido where he has been hospitalized since Memorial Day when he was Kitchen Hurts A finger knicked by a paring knife, or burned by incautious handling of a saucepan, can be mighty painful, but once the pain has subsided, there is sometimes the temptation to neglect such minor hurts if first aid means interrupting preparation of a meal for a trip to the bathroom medicine cabinet. The temptation can be avoided if the few first-aid materials required to safeguard small hurts against infection are kept on a kitchen shelf. Burn ointment, antiseptie and a package of Band-Aid Plastic Strip bandages should meet most situations. The flesh color of the ready-to-use plastic strips blends no well with skin tones that they are scarcely noticeable. They are water-proof, so they won't loosen or come off, even in hot, sudsy dishwater. Cathryn Gates Mrs. Kathryn D. Gates, 82, a native of Missouri, and an Anaheim resident since 1950, passed away in the Lutheran Home June 13. TO RESIDE IN EUROPE Newly-weds Col. and James W. Griffis, (nee Jo Alden) will leave this month Europe where Col. Griffis, a Point graduate will be assis for three years. Mrs. Griffis daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alden of 800 Kenway. Nothing too good for DAD! MAKE IT GENUINE LEATHER for that smile SATISFACTION JUST A FEW CENTS WILL BUY THE BE BAIN RETURNS HOME Samuel Bain of 318 N. Janss street was released yesterday from Palomar hospital in Escondido where he has been hospitalized since Memorial Day when he was injured in an automobile accident. Mr. and Mrs. Bain tnd son Billy, were enroute to San Diego to visit relatives when the accident occurred. Bain was badly cut. Mrs. Bain was briefly hospitalized and Billy suffered shock. It was reported the accident took place on the Coast Highway near Escondido. It's a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Furman of 1861 Almond Dr. The 6 lb. 5 oz. infant was born in St. Joseph hospital on June 5. Among the newest arrivals in town is the 7 lb. 3/4 oz. baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huson, 921 N. Zeyn St. The infant was born in Santa Ana Community hospital on June 5. The largest polio hospital in the world at this time is reported to be the Rancho Los Amigos hospital at Hondo. Cathryn Gates Mrs. Kathryn D. Gates, 82, a native of Missouri, and an Anaheim resident since 1950, passed away in the Lutheran Home here, June 13. She is survived by two brothers, G. Duncan of Illinois, and J. W. Duncan of Hermosa Beach. Services were held in the chapel of Backs, Campbell & Kaulbars, June 15, with Rev. A. J. Casebeer, officiating. Interment was in Mt. View cemetery, Pasadena. WRIGHT IN KOREA Sergeant First Class Ronald L. Wright, whose wife, Gerry, lives at 8052 Ball Rd. Anaheim, Calif., is now serving with the 3rd Infantry Division in Korea. The "Rock of Marne" division, which saw bitter fighting in the Iron Triangle, and at Outpost Harry, is now training as part of the U.S. security force on the peninsula. Sergeant Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd D. Wright, 613 S. Lemon street, Anaheim, entered the Army in December 1953 and completed basic training at Camp Roberts, California. Anaheim Merchants June Gift Awards! $600 IN CASH AND MERCHANDISE including a 319.00 Deep Freeze HOME FREEZER from BALLMAN'S GIVEN AWAY FREE - JUNE 19 – 5 p.m. 1. No Purchase Necessary. 2. Register your name, address and phone number at any of the stores or shops participating in the drawing. 3. You can register every day or whenever you shop in Anaheim. 4. There will be 27 prizes to be given away June 19, 5 P.M. at Ballman's Appliance and T.V., 122 W. Broadway. 5. You do not have to be present to win a prize. THE STORES WHERE YOU DECISTER 1. No Purchase Necessary. 2. Register your name, address and phone number at any of the stores or shops participating in the drawing. 3. You can register every day or whenever you shop in Anaheim. 4. There will be 27 prizes to be given away June 19, 5 P.M. at Ballman's Appliance and T.V., 122 W. Broadway. 5. You do not have to be present to win a prize. THE STORES WHERE YOU REGISTER: BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE & TELEVISION SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. COTLER'S STORE FOR MEN HARTFIELD'S JEWELRY BLACKS SMART APPAREL MERCURY STATIONERS & PRINTERS HOME CRAFT WILLIAMS SHOE STORE SWANBERBERS' MENS STORE ANAHEIM TEXTILE ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. LAKE'S MENS STORE HOUSE OF LIGHTS MARVIN'S TELEVISION AND APPLIANCE MITCHELL'S GIFTS PAUL ALLEN SHOES McKINLEY'S APPAREL WEBER BOOK STORE MEADE & SONS KIRK'S NURSERY WEST AUTO SUPPLY HURST JEWELRY LITTLE FOLK SHOP JACKSON DRUG CO. GAYLE'S MARKET CLARICE'S SPORTSWEAR HOFFMAN'S SHOE SHOP McCOY DRUG CO. RESIDE IN EUROPE Newly-weds Col. and Mrs. James W. Griffis, (nee JoAnne Allen) will leave this month for Europe where Col. Griffis, a West Point graduate will be assigned three years. Mrs. Griffis is theaughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Len of 800 Kenway. AUHS GRAD. TO WED Miss June Sexton, a graduate of Anaheim Union High school, willwed Royce Johnson during the fall season Miss Sexton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sexton of Artesia and her fiance is a resident of Santa Ana and agraduate of Santa Ana schools. Junior Rifle Club Registrations Mon. The Junior Rifle Club for boys and girls 10 years and over, willmeet daily at the City range at Olive and Juliana streets with registrations set for June 21. The club is conducted by Mrs. Cora Waters under the auspices of the City recreation department and operation with the National Association's Junior Rifle clubs. Rifles used will be of .22 caliber and ammunition is supplied by Recreation department at aof one cent per round. Rifles provided by Tex Middleton Middleton Motors and the Spotlight Values For Father's Day Nothing too good for DAD! MAKE IT GENUINE LEATHER for that smile of SATISFACTION UST A FEW CENTS MORE WILL BUY THE BEST! BUXTON BILLFOLDS as low $350 as ...... Bill Ballman Says... "I WILL GIVE EVERY FATHER A REG. $26.50 ELECTRIC SHAVER FREE ... WITH THE PURCHASE OF NEW REFRIGERATOR, FREE WASHER, RANGE, IRONER SATISFACTION JUST A FEW CENTS MORE WILL BUY THE BEST! BUXTON BILLFOLDS as low $350 as ... LUGGAGE 2 SUITERS 1850 and up BRIEF CASES 875 and up FREE MONOGRAMMING Walt's Luggage & Saddlery 141 S. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim — KE 5-2430 nt CASEY - BECKHAM PONTIAC 36 S. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-2857 — KE 5-2858 READ ABOUT OUR FREE VACATION OFFER SEE BIG AD IN CLASSIFIED SECTION “For a Good Deal and a Good Deal More” DELUXE PLATFORM ROCKER REG. 49.95 $2495 A REQ: $28.50 ELECTRIC SHAVER FREE ... WITH THE PURCHASE OF NEW REFRIGERATOR, FREEZER, WASHER, RANGE, IRONED CLOTHES DRYER. (Offer Limited to This Week Only as an ADDED ATTRACTION OF OUR BIG 6th ANNIVERSARY SAL — TWO BIG DAYS — OF SPECIAL EVENTS Friday and Saturday—June 18-19 Come to BALLMAN'S — Bring the Family • FREE DEMONSTRATIONS • FREE COFFEE—COOKIES—POP • FREE GIFTS FOR ALL and BE SURE to REGISTER for big DRAWING Saturday NOTHING TO PURCHASE—NO OBLIGATION $600 in PRIZES INCLUDING REG. $319 DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZER from this store BALLMAN' REG. 49.95 $24 95 ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. 146 N. Los Angeles St. — KEystone 5-7231 at BOTTS NURSERY 228 LINCOLN—ANAHEIM—KE 5-5450 SPECIAL ... through Sunday, June 20 Meyer Dwarf Lemons ..... 89¢ Each Princess Flower ..... 69¢ Each ADY TO BLOOM—GALLON SIZE hydrangias—Fully Bloomed ..... 89¢ Gal. at CROWELL MOTOR CO. 252 N. LOS ANGELES — KE 5-5746 1949 OLDS "76" CLUB SEDAN with Hydramatic Only $695 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE REG. $319 DEEP FREEZE HOME FREEZER from this store BALLMAN' APPLIANCES and TELEVISION 122 W. Broadway — KE 5-5703 Across from Post Office at LEAVITT FORD Your Studebaker Dealer 226 S. LOS ANGELES ST. KE 5-2284 BE THRIFTY — BUY STUDEBAKE TWICE AS FAR — $\frac{1}{2}$ AS MUCH MORE for your TRADE-IN NOW Call for Demonstration Today! SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE at MERCURIO'S 232 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM WEEK END SPECIALS LEAN-MEATY SHORT RIBS . . . . 2 lbs. 35 AND MANY OTHER SPECIAL ITEMS (See our Display Ad in this issue) creation department and in coheim Union High school. Dennis Brownfield has been named president of the Anaheim Chapter of Future Farmers of America. Those elected to serve with him are Duane Koesel, vice-president; Johnny Machey, secretary; Robert Maahs, treasurer; Chuck Menley, reporter; and Louie Correla, sentinel. It's a boy for Mr. and Mrs. John Trapp of 1523 E. Santa Ana Ave. They became the parents of an 8 lb. 4 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on June 1. Charles Rinehart of 506 S. Citron, is the new president of the Anaheim-Fullerton Latin American Council. Sunday - June 20 ER'S DAY If Dad's a GOOD SPORT You'll Find His Gift Here! Spinning Rods Spinning Reels Sleeping Bags Air Mattresses Golf Balls Pocket Knives Binoculars Camping THE PURCHASE OF ANY INGERATOR, FREEZER, RANGE, IRONER, or THE PURCHASE OF ANY MIGERATOR, FREEZER, RANGE, IRONER, or RYER. LITED to This Week Only) as an ATTRACTION OF OUR BIG SARY SALE DAYS— EVENTS Day—June 18-19 Bring the Family INSTRATIONS COOKIES—POP FOR ALL REGISTER ING Saturday E—NO OBLIGATION RIZES ING KEFREEZE from this store MAN'S Spinning Rods Spinning Reels Sleeping Bags Air Mattresses Golf Balls Pocket Knives Binoculars Camping Equipment L. N. WISSER Sporting Goods Since 1919 169 W. CENTER ST. Fishing Anaheim Licenses issued Scott - Atwater KEystone Outboard Motors 5-3417 STUDIO COUCH REGULAR 69.95 VALUE 39'95 Foam Rubber Topper Cushioning KEEP FREEZE from this store MAN'S d TELEVISION y — KE 5-5703 Post Office 284 Y STUDEBAKER — ½ AS MUCH TRADE-IN NOW! tration Today! IN THIS ISSUE A LOUNGE BY DAY - A FULL LENGTH BED AT NIGHT! Anaheim Furniture Co. 146 N. Los Angeles St. KEystone 5-7231 SPECIALS 2 lbs. 35¢ SPECIAL ITEMS ( in this issue) at CONE BROS. 215 N. Los Angeles — Anaheim 1949 CHEVROLET ½ Ton Pick-Up $845 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE