anaheim-gazette 1959-07-16

THIS IS A Woman's World DORIS LEE—SOCIAL - CLUB EDITOR AS THEY SEW—SO SHALL THEY REAP—Members of the Anaheim spoons and Thimbles 4-H Club, Deanna Joyce (left), and Nancy Hunt prepare clothing entries for competition in the 4-H Home Economics department of the Orange County Fair, now underway. Eleven-year-old Deanna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joyce, 601 S. Helena, and Nancy, 12, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunt, 1927 Savoy, both of Anaheim. St. Michael's Episcopal Offering Summer Program A church school program for the summer months is being offered at St. Michael's Episcopal Church, the Rev. John K. Saville rector, reminded parents the week. The program is for children through the second grade in the past school year. The third grade and above remain in church with their parents for messages planned to interest the entire family. Nursery care is also being continued through the summer months at the 8:50 and 10:15 a.m. services, Rev. Saville explained. In addition to those two service the church's summer schedule includes communion at 7:30 a.m. Sunday and communion at 9:30 a.m. Thursdays. Nursery care also provided for the Thursday service. Kindergarten and nursery "p" Judges Named for LA Sorority Meeting Frank Hall, well known Bresident and formerly editor of your Anaheim Gazette, has been chosen to serve as one of the judges at the Alpha Iota International Sorority meeting to be held in Los Angeles. The for- AS THEY SEW—SO SHALL THEY REAP—Members of the Anaheim spoons and Thimbles 4-H Club, Deanna Joyce (left), and Nancy Hunt prepare clothing entries for competition in the 4-H Home Economics department of the Orange County Fair, now underway. Eleven-year-old Deanna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Joyce, 601 S. Helena, and Nancy, 12, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hunt, 1927 Savoy, both of Anaheim. ANAHEIM FUTURE FARMER—Charles Brown of the Anaheim Chapter of Future Farmers of America, will be entering 10 different varieties of vegetables in the FFA agriculture department of the Orange County Fair, running until Sunday. Besides being interested in horticulture the Anaheim High School student has raised two beef this year. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Brown, 316 E. Katella, Anaheim. Judges Named for LA Sorority Meeting Frank Hall, well known Bresident and formerly editor of your Anaheim Gazette, has been chosen to serve as one of the judges at the Alpha Iota International Sorority meeting to hold in Los Angeles. The four-day convention will be held at Statler hotel beginning July 16. Business women who are members will attend from throughout the United States, including New Hollywood, to judge chapter new papers. Historians' and yearbook Awards will be made at a Sun morning brunch, one of the highlights of the convention. Among those attending convention will be members of Theta one of the western hostess chers, which is affiliated with C Business college in Anaheim. Gladys Huggins Is Bride of J. Hinkle In Evening Rites Embroidered white organza or delicate pink peau de soie in ballerina length was worn by Gladys L. Huggins for the opening nuptial service uniting to James R. Hinkle. The Rev. M Taylor performed the ceremony at West Anaheim Baptist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. V. Huggins of Bastrop, and the bridegroom is the son Ben Hinkle Sr. of Garden Grove. A molded bodice with tuck front and stand-up collar fashioned the pastel gown. An illus veil of the same pink tint and broidered with flowers complemented the dress. She carried cascade bouquet of pink roses on prayer book. She was given marriage by Eli Fisher her brother-in-law. Mrs. Elf Fisher, sister of bride, was matron of honor wore a pale green taffeta fawn fashioned with bouffant skirt and dark green bows, BTK IT COST NO MORE TO HAVE THE FINEST For over three quarters of a century we have provided nothing but the finest funeral services and facilities, always at moderate prices. The maximum in sympathetic and devoted service is assured every bereaved family regardless of its financial circumstances or the price of the price of the funeral arrangements. BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 6-114P Orange County's First Funeral Director A World Club Editor Michael's Episcopal Church Fering Summer School Program church school program for summer months is being offered by St. Michael's Episcopal Church, the Rev. John K. Saville, reminded parents this program is for children in the second grade in the school year. The third grade above remain in church with parents for messages plan-interest the entire family. Sery care is also being con- through the summer at the 8:50 and 10:15 a.m. ses, Rev. Saville explained. Condition to those two services, church's summer schedule in- communion at 7:30 a.m. day and communion at 9:30 Thursdays. Nursery care is provided for the Thursday kindergarten and nursery "pi-cges Named for Sorority Meeting" Bank Hall, well known Brea nt and formerly editor of Anaheim Gazette, has been to serve as one of three at the Alpha Iota Inter-nal Sorority meeting to be in Los Angeles. The four-convention will be held at the nater of the nursery-kindergarten program. She is also director of the 8:50 a.m. program and is assisted by Nina Polley, Sandra Bird and pianist Miriam Easton. Mrs. John K. Saville is director of the 10:15 a.m. program, assisted by Karen and Kathleen McLaughlin, Mary Larson, Joan Miller. Cindy Currier and Debbie Saville. Karen McLaughlin is pianist. First and second graders are viewing two different film series. During July, they are seeing "The Story of Joseph." During August, they will see "The Life of Moses." Teacher of first and second graders at the 8:50 service is Janet Easton. Mr. and Mrs. Domer Miller are teachers for the 10:15 a.m. service. Pianist is Susan La-follette. Under the supervision of Frank Mitchell, lay readers Jack Pollack, Steve Brandon, Matt Davison and Gerald Bird are assisting at two church school meetings each Sunday. In charge of the summer p-gram and plans for this f-church school is Mrs. Marie Scott the church's new Christian cation director. Mrs. Scott will speak to you people of senior high school ar-7:30 p.m. Sunday, July 19, on subject, "Christian Fellowship Mental Health." In outlining the summer p-gram for young people, the Saville also pointed out that church's junior choir sings for 8:50 a.m. church service. The minor choir, assisted by some of junior choir members, sings the 10:15 a.m. service. ages Named for Sorority Meeting Hall, well known Brea and formerly editor of Anaheim Gazette, has been to serve as one of three ato the Alpha Iota Intercial Sorority meeting to be in Los Angeles. The fourconvention will be held at the hotel beginning July 16. business women who are memwill attend from throughout United States, including Haand neighboring Canada. rations indicate between 400 000 will be present for all or of the convention. and two other men were by Mrs. John Clatt, generanialman who lives in North wood, to judge chapter newss. historians' and yearbooks. eds will be made at a Sunday ing brunch, one of the highof the convention. long those attending convenwill be members of Theta Nu, of the western hostess chapwhich is affiliated with Criss ness college in Anaheim. Mayonnaise Best Foods or Nu Made quart jar Gelatin Dessert Jell-Well All Flavors 3-oz. pkg. Cake Mix Pillsbury, Loaf Size Chocolate, White, Yellow pkg. CRISCO Shortening or Royal Satin 3-lb. can 69¢ Bel-air Orange Juice Flash Frozen Premium quality 5 4-oz. $1.00 Angel Food CAKE Curtsy 12-oz. Baked Ring 39¢ Mulfi-Grain Bread Stylark Baked Excellent to foast 15-oz. loaf 19¢ ICE CRI Snow S Vanilla or Chocolate 1/2-gal. ctn. Bel-air Peas & Flash Frozen Premium Quality 6 Safeway Guaranteed Meats USDA CHOICE ROUND STEA Bel-air Orange Juice Flash Frozen Premium quality 5 fl oz. $1.00 Multif-Grain Bread Shylark Baked Excellent to foast 18 oz. 19¢ Bel-air Peas & Flash Frozen Premium Quality Safeway Guaranteed Meats USDA CHOICE ROUND STEAK Safeway Round Steaks are cut from the Same Top Quality Aged & Trimmed USDA Choice Steer Beef as Our Finest Porter-house Steaks! Center Cut Bone In Ib. Rump Roast USDA Choice Boo-It Ib. 69¢ Ground Round Extra Loan Sirloin Tip STEAKS or ROASTS Ib. 89¢ Sterling Franks No Gristle IT'S FUN! IT'S EASY! IT'S FREE! "CROSS-OUT" IS HERE and Safeway Has It More than 4000 Winners to date If you haven't a winner this week erase the X's from your card and save it to play against Safeway's next week end in this paper, and each succeeding ad of the contest! Complete rules and instructions are on each "Green-Out" card! HERE IS GAME NO. 7 Chipped Lea's Dried Sliced B Ratk Black Hawk Your Nearest Safeway — 135 S. Le Outdoor Christian Rally Slated For Sunday Night at Amerige Park The Ninth Annual Outdoor Christian Rally sponsored by the churches of the Fullerton area will be held in Fullerton's Amerege Ball Park Sunday at 7:30 p.m., and will feature Louis Zamperini, former Olympic track star and world champion miller; Bill Carle-concert and recording artist; and Madge Killion, Hammond Organ artist. Presenting a half hour concert will be the Congress Hall Salvation Army Band from Los Angeles under the direction of Harry Stillwell, Jr. The Congress Hall Band appears each year in the Pasadena Tournament of Roses parade and for the past several years has been a popular feature at the Fullerton Outdoor Rally. The dramatic story of Louis Zamperini is that of a "Dead-End kid" who became in internationally famous athlete and war hero. Some 25 churches and a number of civile organizations are taking part in the Rally which is expected to draw an attendance of several thousand again this year. Dr. Carlton Buck of the First Christian Church of Fullerton, chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements, will act as master of ceremonies, and other area clergymen and laymen will participate in the program. SAFEWAY Produce Department MANAGER'S SALE! Sweet Eatin'! Visit your Safeway this week-end for the "Produce Show" of the Season. Come in and see what we mean when we say "Safeway produce is Fresh, Fresh, FRESH!" Watermelons Ripe Sweet Whole Melon each 49¢ Quarters ..... 19¢ Halves ..... 33¢ quart jar 49¢ Gravenstein Apples New CropAll-Purpose 3 lbs. 29¢ Well avors 5¢ Santa Rosa Plums Red, Juicy So Tasty! 2 lbs. 29¢ pkg. 10¢ ICE CREAM Snow Star Vanilla or Chocolate ½-qt. ctn. 49¢ Jumbo Cantaloupes Serve with Snow Star Ice Cream 2 for 29¢ Bel-air Peas & Carrots Flash Frozen Premium Quality 6 10 oz. pkg. $1.00 Fancy Tomatoes Large Slicing Size lb. 19¢ STEAK Bel-air Peas & Carrots Flash Frozen Premium Quality 6 10 oz. $1.00 ats Fancy Tomatoes Large Slicing Size lb. 19¢ STEAK Cut lb. 69¢ d Round Extra Loan lb. 69¢ g Franks No Gristle 1-lb. pkg. 49¢ Sweet Corn with that "just picked flavor" 4. Ear 19¢ Chipped Beef Lea's Dried 3 3-oz. $1.00 pkg. COOKINDEX OFFER COOK INDEX CABINET Section No. 1 19¢ Section 12 or 13 49¢ 99¢ Section 2 thru 11 also available, ex. 49c Section 14 thru 16 available later PRICES EFFECTIVE Thurs. thru Sunday, July 16, 17, 18, 19, 1939 SAFEWAY Applicable taxes collected Subject to stock on hand. We reserve the right to float and not sell in other markets. Day — 135 S. Lemon St. – Anaheim