anaheim-gazette 1954-11-11

Spotlight Values at HEINZ MOTOR CO. 1215 N. PALM ST. — AKAHEIM — KE 5-8787 '52 Ford Custom Line 4 Door Sedan All jet black paint—while wall tires—Fordomatic—Radio, Heater—Turn Signals. $349 Down AT LEAVITT FORD YOUR STUDEBAKER DEALER 226 S. Los Angeles St., KE 5-2284 The '55 Studebaker Is Here! NEW HIGHER POWER — NEW LOWER PRICES NEW STYLING — NEW PERFORMANCE ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION TODAY COMMANDER 8 SEEDAN With Overdrive Transmission Only $2306.67 Here (State Tax & License Extra) at BOTTS NURSERY "Quality Counts First" PYRACANTHA . . . All Sizes with those BIG RED BERRIES FIELD GROWN PANSIES ARE HERE AGAIN at BOTTS NURSERY "Quality Counts First" PYRACANTHA . . . All Sizes with those BIG RED BERRIES FIELD GROWN PANSIES ARE HERE AGAIN MERCURY 332 E. CENTER ST. • PH. will not be UNTIL OUR PRICES WILL BE MAINTAINED TO MEET COMPETI GET IN ON THESE HOT SPECIALS GROCERIES SHORTENING CRISCO . . . 3 lb. can 88¢ LAURA SCUDDER'S PEANUT BUTTER . . . 14-oz. jar 39¢ VALUABLE PREMIUMS at NO EXTRA COST WITH LIBERTY GET IN ON THESE HOT SPECIALS GROCERIES SHORTENING CRISCO . . . 3 lb. can 88¢ LAURA SCUDDER'S PEANUT BUTTER . . . 14-oz. jar 39¢ PET MILK . . . 2 tall cans 25¢ FRESH—LOCAL—RANCH E GGS . . . Med. "AA" Lge. "AA" 37¢ 49¢ DINNER BELL SALAD DRESSING . . . full qt. 39¢ NUCOA . . . lb. 29¢ DURKEE'S "AA" OLEO . . . lb. 25¢ TIDE . Large 29¢ Giant . 73¢ NABISCO SALTINE CRACKERS . lb. 25¢ GERDER'S BABY FOOD 2 Junior Cans 23¢ 3 Strained 25¢ FAR FAMED TUNA Flat Can 25¢ SKINS TOMATO JUICE 5 46-oz. Cans $1 VALUABLE PREMIUMS at NO EXTRA COST WITH LIBERTY GIFT BOND FREE WITH EVERY 10c PURCHASE at MERCURIO'S Fruits - Vegetables Red Emperor GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c Large Fancy CELERY 10c Stalk DRAPERIES FOR THE HOLIDAYS FOR FREE ESTIMATES CALL Orange County Show Room—Day or Night Phone KE 5-1441 — LA 5-1144. 144 North Los Angeles, Anaheim CROWELL MOTOR CO. Your Local Oldsmobile Dealer" N. LOS ANGELES — PH. KE 5-5746 2 Door Sedan '1949 Pontiac ONLY $295 CONE BROS. N. Los Angeles — Anaheim '52 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Has Heater, Radio, Two Tone Paint, Original Finish ... and Only $1195 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, Nov. 11, 1954. Teacher Speaks to Junior Ebell Club "Never offer more than one opinion in an evening if you are striving to be a good conversationist" members of the Anaheim Junior Ebell Society were told last week in an address entitled, "Social Graces and the art of being a real person" given by Miss Margaret Varnum, teacher at Valencia High school. The interesting self-betterment program touched on tipping, correspondence, easy introductions, and correct service of tea, luncheon and dinner, as well as the gentle art of being a good friend. Mrs. Virgil Daoust presided and gave the welcome to four new members who were introduced by Mrs. Britt Gray. Latest to join are Miss Margaret Block, Miss Gene Marie Laughlin, Mrs. Jo Zimmerman and Mrs. Edgar Kearn. The emphasis this year will be on welfare, with the club goal being attendance of each member at at least one welfare section meeting during the year. The girls at the Orange County Juvenile Hall will be the club's welfare project. Ways and means chairman Mrs. John Heinz expressed thanks to the merchants, local business men and others who supported the recent Kidnap Breakfast so well. Mrs. Wallace Dedic was designated reservation chairman for the Orange County Federation meeting for Dec. 1 at 8 p.m., in Brea. Mrs. Mark Stephenson, Mrs. Charles Bush, Mrs. Virgil Daoust, and Mrs. George Fowler presided at the two beautifully appointed tea tables. Mrs. Loren Wagner was hostess Shower Is Held For Bride-Elect. Mrs. Lyle Keenlack, Irene Dierberger and Miss Dierberger honored their Miss Betty Dierberger, who bridal shower at the Dierbergh home at 12402 E Vermont past week. Guests gave their orite recipes to the brides who will marry Eugene Denmorrow (Friday) Nov. 5. The evening was devoted shower games with prizes to Miss Judy Terrell, Miss Smith, Miss Nancy Smith, Mrs. William Dierberger, herer of the bride-elect. EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS RETURN TO ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bradt 523 S. Dickel street, and Mr. Mrs. J. R. Sholtz of 900 Jade have just returned from a two months trip to Europe. Theyited England, France, Germany Holland, Belgium, Denmark, den and Norway. It was the trip abroad for the Sholtz and second for Mr. and Mrs. Bradt. Lansdown, Leighton Miller, D Pedlar, Harry Arnold, Ken Watkins, Richard Jackson, O Wuhrman, Kenneth Benson, Wines, Richard Foster, Ed Armstrong, Lorenzo Burd Ralph Dix, Robert McLean, O Ness, Emmett Breed and Re Curtis. '52 Chevrolet Styleline Deluxe Has Heater, Radio, Two Tone Paint, Original Finish ... and Only $1195 OPEN EVERY NIGHT FOR Your Convenience Daily 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. 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. UNDERSOLD! PETITION AS FAR AS NEW. PRICE REGULATIONS NOW IN EFFECT WILL ALLOW SPECIALS for THURS. - FRI. - SAT. VALUABLE PREMIUMS NO EXTRA COST WITH MEATS We all know there is no substitute for quality, and the tradition of quality surpasses in economy. Mercurio's Market maintains, and sells, top quality meats at the lowest competitive prices in Anaheim, serving you individually and personally. So, we invite you to try the very best in meals at the very lowest in price. U. S. GRADED—GOOD BEEF SPECIALS for THURS. - FRI. - SAT. VALUABLE PREMIUMS NO EXTRA COST WITH LIBERTY GIFT ROND FREE WITH EVERY 19c PUECHASE MERCURIO'S fruits - Vegetables Red Empetor GRAPES 2 lbs. 19c Large Fancy CELERY 10c Stalk MEATS We all know there is no substitute for quality, and the tradition of quality surpasses in economy. Mercurio's Market maintains, and sells, top quality meats at the lowest competitive prices in Anaheim, serving you individually and personally. So, we invite you to try the very best in meals at the very lowest in price. U. S. GRADED—GOOD BEEF ROUND STEAK ... 63 lb U. S. GRADED GOOD BEEF SIRLOIN STEAK ... 65 lb U. S. GOOD GRADE BEEF 7-BONE ROASTS ... 39 lb FRESH—LEAN GROUND BEEF ... 29 lb HORMEL'S ALL-MEAT WEINERS ... 39 lb FRESH—PAN-READY RED FRYERS ... 48 lb FRESH DRESSED STEWING HENS ... 31 lb FRESH—PAN-READY BROILERS ... 33 lb See Them One of Anaheim's most cosites ... just one block f... a short walk to downto... Drive straight out South Street to Vermont and... (watch for the big cowbo... corner). DOYLE & SH Sales Age Shower Is Held for Bride-Elect. Mrs. Lyle Kebentick, Miss Gene Dierberger and Miss Diana Dierberger honored their niece, Miss Betty Dierberger, with aidal shower at the Dierberger home of 12402 R. Vermont, this last week. Guests gave their favorite recipes to the bride-elect, who will marry Eugene Denny tomorrow (Friday) Nov. 5. The evening was devoted to tower games with prizes going Miss Judy Terrell, Miss Joyce Smith, Miss Nancy Smith and William Dierberger, moth-of the bride-elect. EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS RETURN TO ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bratlof of S. Dickel street, and Mr. and Ms. J. R. Sholtz of 900 Jade Way have just returned from a three-month trip to Europe. They visited England, France, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. It was the first abroad for the Sholtz' and the fond for Mr. and Mrs. Bratlof. usdown, Leighton Miller, Duane Dollar, Harry Arnold, Kenneth Mikkins, Richard Jackson, Chas. chrman, Kenneth Benson, R.K. nies, Richard Foster, Edward Nastrong, Lorenzo Burdette, Soph Dix, Robert McLean, Chas. s, Emmett Breed and Robert Otis. Orangethorpe P-TA Information Course Is Held in Homes The October meeting of the Orangethorpe PTA board started with the introduction of three new board members. Mrs. Jack Flakin will be assistant hospitality chairman, Mrs. Al Campbell Juvenile protection and legislation chairman, and Mrs. Bob McDuell, assistant publicity chairman. President Mrs. Stanley McCartney explained that the November PTA meeting, the annual open house, is expected to be the biggest meeting of the year with the accent on get-acquainted social hour. Announcement was made of a parent-teacher information course to be held in the homes of members on Nov. 17 and 24. Exclusively for elementary school parents will be a similar series on Nov. 15, 22 and 29. At the conclusion of the board meeting, hostess Mrs. John Barren and co-hostess Mrs. Edward Dunn served a delicious lunch featuring salad, rolls, cake and coffee. Church Women Fete Official Visitor Mrs. Arthur Korn and Mrs. Forest Simonton represented the Anaheim Council of Church Women at an afternoon tea recently, when the national president, Mrs. James D. Wyker was honored in Los Angeles. Mrs. Rajah Monikan who made a tour of eastern Asia for the organization was an honored guest. "Gold" Chevirolets Go on Display In a salute to the General Motors Golden CARnival, 5000 "gold" Chevirolets will go on display at dealer showrooms across the country Nov. 23, at Cone Bros., Chevirolet in Anaheim. Appearance of the especially finished cars is planned concurrent with the assembly of the corporation's 50,000,000 vehicle. The milestone model will be a Chevirolet sport coupe and form the basis for a celebration in GM's "home town" of Flint, Mich., and other plant cities which have contributed to the amazing production record. Additionally to commemorate the day, Chevirolet has scheduled "open houses" at 24 of Chevirolet's assembly and manufacturing plants across the country. Visiting hours have been set from 1 to 9 p.m., with groups to be directed on guided tours. Souvenir booklets and gold-colored medallions are to be distributed. Showing the gold models at dealer establishments will be accompanied by special decorations and the distribution of booklets to visitors. OREAN TRAVELLERS RETURN TO ANAHEIM Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Bratlof of S. Dickel street, and Mr. and Ms. J. R. Sholtz of 900 Jade Way have just returned from a three-month trip to Europe. They visit England, France, Germany, Ireland, Belgium, Denmark, Sweden and Norway. It was the first abroad for the Sholtz' and the fond for Mr. and Mrs. Bratlof. usdown, Leighton Miller, Duane Dollar, Harry Arnold, Kenneth Mikkins, Richard Jackson, Chas. chrman, Kenneth Benson, R.K. nies, Richard Foster, Edward Nastrong, Lorenzo Burdette, Soph Dix, Robert McLean, Chas. s, Emmett Breed and Robert Otis. ORANGETHORPE P-TA Information Course Is Held in Homes The October meeting of the Orangethorpe PTA board started with the introduction of three new board members. Mrs. Jack Flakin will be assistant hospitality chairman, Mrs. Al Campbell Juvenile protection and legislation chairman, and Mrs. Bob McDuell, assistant publicity chairman. President Mrs. Stanley McCartney explained that the November PTA meeting, the annual open house, is expected to be the biggest meeting of the year with the accent on get-acquainted social hour. Announcement was made of a parent-teacher information course to be held in the homes of members on Nov. 17 and 24. Exclusively for elementary school parents will be a similar series on Nov. 15, 22 and 29. At the conclusion of the board meeting, hostess Mrs. John Barren and co-hostess Mrs. Edward Dunn served a delicious lunch featuring salad, rolls, cake and coffee. Church Women Fete Official Visitor Mrs. Arthur Korn and Mrs. Forest Simonton represented the Anaheim Council of Church Women at an afternoon tea recently, when the national president, Mrs. James D. Wyker was honored in Los Angeles. Mrs. Rajah Monikan who made a tour of eastern Asia for the organization was an honored guest. PREVIEW OPENING PREVIEW OPENING On Vermont Off S. Los Angeles Street ANAHEIM'S NEWEST CLIFF MAY Award Winning Magazine Cover Homes! NO DOWN TO VETS $5768 Monthly payments as low as (Prin. & Int.) 3 BEDROOMS • 2 BATHS FULL PRICE FROM $11.225 Every luxury feature ... and the thrilling all new styling of America's foremost home designer. 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