anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-15

FASHION NOTES—Donna Darr, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darr, 325 West Hampshire St., and Ernie D. Rose, 5, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest D. Rose, 619 North Los Angeles St., are shown as they try on some small fry togs at the J. C. Penney store. The two tots will model fashions for youngsters in the Fall Fashion Show to be staged Sept. 17 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium of AUHS. The fashion show is being sponsored by the Retail Division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce and a full evening of fashions and entertainment is promised. (Bulletin photo) Episcopal Layman Convene Saturday Key laymen of the Episcopal church in Southern California will meet at the Huntington Hotel, Pasadena, next Saturday to formulate a vigorous program of spiritual advancement and church activity for 1953-54, under the leadership of the Hon. Roger Allon Pfaff, Los Angeles chairman of the Presiding Bishop's committee for Law Enforcement. Anaheim High Registration for the at Anaheim Union High to 9 p.m. Registration of the high school. At that time, it was announced. A variety of classes offered including textiles on Thursday. Ceramiccelain classes will be Tuesday, Tuesday, Wednesday Friday. With a class shade making each Thursday. On Wednesdays, the rug making and need be taught. A course child observation will be each Thursday and each Cake decoration and arrangement classes will be required. Other courses will be sufficient interest is a minimum of 15 student required to form a class. A wood shop class with Monday and Wednesday and Messamer as instrur. In addition to the above following classes will be served by the Industrial of the Anaheim Chamber as a part of the education program. Those may register at the fill of the class in the class registration starts Monday on the AUHS campus. Ashworth will instruct Episcopal Layman Convene Saturday Key laymen of the Episcopal church in Southern California will meet at the Huntington Hotel, Pasadena, next Saturday to formulate a vigorous program of spiritual advancement and church activity for 1953-54, under the leadership of the Hon. Roger Alton Pfaff, Los Angeles, chairman of the Presiding Bishop's committee for Laymen's Work in the Diocese of Los Angeles. The Rt. Rev. Francis Eric Bloy, bishop of Los Angeles, has issued 250 personal invitations to the meeting to representative laymen nominated by rectors and vicars of the 158 parishes and missions of the church in Southern California. The all-day conference will convene at 10 am., Judge Pfaff presiding. William D. Campbell, Los Angeles, vice chairman for Laymen's Work in the Diocese, and William H. Siegund, San Martino, chairman of the Presiding Bishop's Committee for Laymen's Work in the Eighth Province, which includes California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah, Nevada, Alaska Hawaii and the Phillipine Islands will participate. Diocesan needs will be outlined by Chester A. Rude, Los Angeles, general chairman of the recent Episcopal Advancement Fund which successfully went over the goal by a quarter of a million dollars. An address by the Rt. Rev. Donald James Campbell, suffragan bishop will conclude the morning session. Highlight of the afternoon session will be the address of Bishop Bloy. His talk will follow a panel presentation of the Diocese program to be made by key laymen from different areas of Southern California. Speakers will be the Hon. Philip H. Richards, Los Angeles; Edward L. DePattie, Glendale; vice president Warner Brothers; Herbert J. Fenn, principal Union-Jefferson High School, Long Beach; Raymond F. Feist, Oceanside attorney; the Hon. Guy Richards Crump, San Marino, and Robert Lisenba, San Bernardino. Junior College Adult Craft Classes Detailed Adults enrolled in the art metal craft class at Fullerton Evening Junior College this fall will learn to make many useful and beautiful articles, according to Mrs. Edna Collins, instructor. Such objects as bowls, trays formed by the student. Instruction will be given in surface enrichment etching, chasing and other forms of embellishment. Making of copper pictures is also included. The art metal craft class is scheduled for Monday of every week, from 1 to 4 p.m., and will meet in room 914 on the junior college campus. Mrs. Collins will also teach copper tooling and leathercraft during the same hours. Instruction in Leathercraft will include the making of small- and large articles, bill folds, purses, book covers, and blotter pads. *Read the Anaheim Bulletin want ads for profit and pleasure.* Many New Residents Attend Hospitality Tea Last Saturday The Hospitality tea is likely for newcomers to A.M. sponsored jointly by the Merchants and Dorothy Ner House, was held Sept. 12. Door prizes for this event were donated by S.H. McCoy Drug; Hartfield Glenn's Cafe; J.C.P. Smith - Reafsnyer P.U Wayne's For Flowers. The Jaycettes were here members Mrs. Robert Ted Williams, Miss Bea Mrs. Bud Harris and M Hollingworth present. The newcomers attended were Nancy Briney, Denen Margaret Curtic Denton, Mrs. Ralph Pilf W.S. Frederick, Nancy Gladys Hamilton, Marti gle Killey, Inez A. Mill E. Mosholder, Mrs. Evemeyer, Mrs. Lola Race, Reea Lois Richards, El dolph, Ethel Shetler, El white, Mabel Shipley, Meyer, Mrs. Vernon D. Rice Wiltsie and Mrs. Stead. 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Sizes 6 to 20 Boy's and Men's Section Street Floor PLENTY OF FR Women carrie lou.sutherland - editor Anaheim High Adult Classes Listed Registration for the fall sessions of the Adult Education classes at Anaheim Union High school was set for Monday, Sept. 21, 7 to 9 p.m. Registration forms will be available in the main office of the high school. All interested persons are asked to sign up at that time, it was announced this week. A variety of classes are to be offered including textile painting on Thursday, Ceramics and porcelain classes will be taught Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday. With a class in lamp shade making each Tuesday and Thursday. On Wednesdays, the finer art of rug making and needlecraft will be taught. A course in parent-child observation will be conducted each Thursday and each Tuesday. Cake decoration and flower arrangement classes will be conducted. Other courses will be offered if sufficient interest is shown. A minimum of 15 students are required to form a class. A wood shop class will meet on Monday and Wednesday with Ryan and Messamer as instructors. In addition to the above courses, the following classes will be sponsored by the Industrial Committee of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce as a part of the Adult Education program. Those interested may register at the first meeting of the class in the classroom. Registration starts Monday, Sept. 21, on the AUHS campus. Ashworth will instruct a class in tool and die T on Monday and Wednesday and a course in statistical quality control II on Monday and Wednesday. Daily will have a class in inspection II on Tuesday and Thursday. Courses in blue print reading, shop mathematics, and freehand sketching will be given on Tuesday and Thursday. Holm will be the instructor quality control I, Monday and Wednesday. Machine shop tool and die II will be offered on Monday and Wednesday and a course in basic inspection I will be offered on Monday and Wednesday. Machine operations will be taught on Tuesday and Thursday with instruction in manufacturing control and production control, also material handling planned each Thursday. Here and There Miss Imogene Larson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. John Larson of North Clementine St. has enrolled at the University of Southern California. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Santibanez of 116 South Vine St. and Amelia Montano of the same address, this past week end, obtained a license to wed. A new arrival has been registered in the family book of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Irwin of 12462 Katella Rd. A son was born to the couple at St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 13. Among the parents celebrating the birth of a baby son on Sept. 13 at St. Joseph hospital are Mr. and Mrs. William Wallace of 11871 East Hell St. Indiana people are gathering for the early winter picnic at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles on Sept. 20 with a varied program at 2 p.m. The Juan Estrellas welcomed a baby son at the Orange County hospital on Sept. 13. Also born on Sept. 13 at the Orange County hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Louie Gonzales of RPD 5, Box 10836, was a baby daughter. Dr. Cassius Paul of Santa Ana is among the Southern California delegation planning to attend the 94th Dental Association convention at Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 28 through Oct. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith, who left recently for San established their home Third St. Mrs. Smith wbered as the former PhD She recently accepted IBM operator in comwith the San Jose Merci clerical work. Her hu tending San Jose majoring in C. Y. A. A daughter was born Mrs. Lester Monell a hospital on Sept. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Don 643 North Helena St. ents of a daughter bo at St. Joseph hospit he named Robyn I Mrs. Mary Betzso grand parents are Mrs.-George Betzso with maternal grand d and Mrs. C, H Str their home in Portla The postman is s congratulatory letters Mrs. W. N. Gordon Palm St. Their son St. Joseph hospital THE SQR STORE Autumn Butterick Patterns introduces a New Idea ..... 1 YARD SKIRTS Quick and easy patterns in 4 styles that take only 1 yard of 54 in. material. See the Butterick display of patterns and then purchase one of these fine fabrics shown, ORLON AND WOOL 3.95 - 4.95 yard Everything from small checked to brightly plaid designs. Some of the new ombre shaded bold plaids. Best of all these fabrics WASH! 100% WOOLENS 2.95 - 6.50 yard You really must see these wonderful woolens to appreciate their softness and quality. Also a few rayon wool combinations in the group. Fabrics Street Floor 6624 6694 6623 Center Many New Resident's Attend Hospitality Tea Last Saturday The Hospitality tea, held monthly for newcomers to Anaheim and sponsored jointly by the Anaheim Merchants and Dorothy1Wade Dinner House, was held Saturday, Sept. 12. Door prizes for this month's tea were donated by S. H. Kress Co.; McCoy Drug; Hartfield Jewelers; Glenn's Cafe; J. C. Penney Co.; Smith-Reafsyder Furniture; Wayne's For Flowers. The Jaycettes were hostesses with members Mrs. Robert Heinz, Mrs. Ted Williams, Miss Betty Osborn, Mrs. Bud Harris and Mrs. Warren Hollingworth, present. The newcomers attending the tea were Nancy Briney, Dorothy Cullen, Margaret Curtice, Virginia Denton, Mrs. Ralph Flegner, Mrs. W. S. Frederick, Nancy C. Fults, Gladys Hamilton, Marton Hart, Virgie Killey, Inez A. Miller, Mrs. K. E. Mosholder, Mrs. Evelyn Neymeyer, Mrs. Lola Race, Mrs. A. J. Rees, Lois Richards, Elizazeth Rudolph, Ethel Shetler, Ellen Satterwhite, Mabel Shipley, Mrs. Steinmeyer, Mrs. Vernon D. Vale, Beatrice Wiltsie and Mrs. Lynn Winstead. Service Quality Reliability new for fall... Men's SPORT new for fall... Men's SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 that are sanforized and vat broadcloths, gabardines and plain. Complete range RT JACKETS 95 your boy will need a dressy group of fancy hard finished with elastic back waistbands. fitting zipper fronts. Section Street Floor It's so easy to be firm... in Warner's French Stitched BRA It takes your prettiest shape — always holds its own! The cups are completely stitched and half lined for extra firming. In white A, B, C cup: Cotton 2.25 Nylon 2.50 Lingerie Second Floor PLENTY OF FREE PARKING DOWNTOWN STORE HOURS 9:30 TO 5:30 left recently for San Jose have established their home at 751 South Third St. Mrs. Smith will be remembered as the former Phyllis Seekins. She recently accepted a position IBM operator in combination with with the San Jose Mercury-Times as clerical work. Her husband is attending San Jose State college majoring in C. Y. A. work. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monell at St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Don Betzsold of 843 North Helena St. are the parents of a daughter born last night at St. Joseph hospital. She has been named Robyn Lynn and is the ninth great grand child of Mrs. Mary Betzsold. Paternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.-George Betzsold of Anaheim with maternal grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Strange making their home in Portland, Ore. The postman is stopping with congratulatory letters for Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gordon of 715 South Palm St. Their son was born at St. Joseph hospital on Sept. 14. Warren Schutz and Bride Establish Katella Road Home Friends this week are showering congratulations on Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Schutz who have returned to Anahelm from a honeymoon spent at Big Bear resort. The bride is the former Mrs. Evelyn Sue Anderson of Santa Ana. The widow of the one of America's World War II pilots, Lt. Jock Anderson of Philadelphia who lost his life in line of duty. Mr. Schuts is a prominent attorney with the firm of Pris and Schuts of this city. He formerly served as deputy district attorney and judge of the justice court in this district. The rites were solemnized by the assistant pastor, Rev. L. F. Runion of the Riverside First Methodist church on Sept. 8, Mr. and Mrs. Schuts have established their home on East Katella rd. Read Your Church Announcements in Saturday's Paper. Ring Majorettes to Be in Hawthorne, Fair Parades Participating in the Hawthorne Festival of lights on Sept. 26 parade and in the big parade on Sept. 2 at the Los Angeles County Fair will be majorettes trained by Sybil Ring. They are to be headed by Shirley Crosbie, a senior student at FUHS. Others participating will be: Beverely Buell, Arlo Mayberry, Rita Ring, Marilyn Mayberry, Kendra Benson, Deanna Clifton, Carol Gregory, Maybeth Troster Jean Brown, Suzanne Pebley, Katharine Spire, Marian Spencer, Barbara Murdock, Dolly Hathcock, Valerie Kreltz, Jeanne Bauman and Bev McDougall as flag twirlers. Mascot will be Susan Root. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletih Center at Lemon — Phone 2138 Autumn Accents CASHMERE COAT $119 Wonderfully wearable, neutral, 100% cashmere brings you luxury beyond any woman's expectations. It's the loveliest fabric you can wear. Extravagant tailoring adds rare distinction and new fashion excitement. Deep yoke, turn back cuffs and a gracefully flowing back are Fall's newest features. Sizes 8 to 18 • Second Floor of Fashion Luscious PEACH BLOOM 15.95 A neat close fitting little hat that will look as well after 5 as PEACH BLOOM 15.95 A neat close fitting little hat that will look as well after 5 as it does with a tailored suit. Small-appliqued leaves, and the wispiest of veils adds a touch of elegance. Grey or pale pink. Millinery Second Floor special edition of HANDBAGS by Jenny 12.95 Plus Tax Important design in classic calf. Inside zipper, leather lined. Designed for a woman — by a woman — in black, brown, navy, red or tan. Handbags Street Floor Other Handbags in plastics, leathers, and cordes in Fall colors $3 to 12.95 Be sure to attend the coming CITY-WIDE FASHION SHOW Thurs., Sept. 17, at the High School Auditorium — 8 p.m. SURS 9:30 TO 5:30 FRIDAYS 'TIL 9:00