anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-23

Follies Set for Final Week at Fair During the last eight nights, Sept. 27 through Oct. 4, Los Angeles County Fair features its major night attraction, "Fair Follies of 83." This Broadway extravaganza has become a tradition. It brings to the coast, for the first time, a "swiftly paced and spectacular re-venue of top talent singers, dancers, comedians and musicians in one package of unalloyed enjoyment divided into four sparkling episodes," officials stated. In each interlude, there is an amazing diversity of stellar acts gathered from around the world and spotlighted by a return of the world-famed Zacchinis in the most daring and thrilling act of all time. Two lovely girls, as human projectiles, are shot simultaneously at 175 feet into the air from a monster cannon. Back again, also, and by popular request, are Ming and Ling with their hilarious interpretations and hilbily impersonations. And there are a score of other hits," officials said. Here is a darling departure from standard outdoor entertainment. Bizarre illuminating effects, gorgeous scenery and settings, startling costumes and showmanship combine in producing a veritable faryland of dramatic splendor, sparkling with pretty girls, youthful exuberance, vivacious dance routines and captivating melodies. Here, too, is an opportunity for the entire family to enjoy refreshing diversion from the routine of everyday entertainment. The performance starts at 8 p.m. each evening. Tickets may be had at the grandstand box office. Reservations can be made by phoning Lycoming 93001 or addressing Los Angeles County Fair headquarters at Pomona. Slate Math Courses For Evening School Buena Park Notes MRS. M. R. DILLOW Ph. 6900 Madame Ko Chung Ja of Korea, recently spoke to members of the matron Section of the Woman's Club of the sad plight of her country and people. She spoke through her interpreter, the Rev. V. W. Peters of Los Angeles. Madame Ja is the wife of a missing reporter and is working to secure aid for a large number of war widows and their families at her own expense, she said. Articles of clothing were accepted at the meeting to be sent for this purpose. Mrs. Paul Kroeseen, chairman, welcomed the members and 15 guests to the first meeting of the new club year. Mrs. Frank O'Brien, program chairman, announced the years programs will follow the theme "Around the World." Volunteer to assist Mrs. Carl Jensen with the philanthropy program are Mrs. Fjorian Moore and Mrs. Leo Kolar. Pineapple - marshallow mousse was served with salted nuts and coffee by Mrs. Robert Prosile and Mrs. Murray Pilkington, hostess duo. Of interest to the group was announcement of medical supplies for Korean needy by Dr. K. H Brenner and Dr. A. M. Bailey. Steven Lowery, five-year-old son of Mrs. Bessie Lowery, secretary for the Homewood Mutual Water Co., returned to his home after 16 months in Casa Colina Children's hospital where he was treated for the after effects of polio. He is at Members of the Evelyn and Garnet Howard Chauncey Nazarene Foreign M Society met in the Mission of the church Thursday for all-day meeting. Member the day sorting, mend packing used clothing which been donated for shipment sionaries in foreign fields thing to distribute to needles. Each guest brought a dish and during the noon delicious luncheon was enjoying were Mmea. J. A. and Marcia, Mrs. Sarah Stearns and L. Haley, Noxle Stearns and Susan, Clarence Norlari McMurray, Earl Sartwell Calkina, Mglvin Callahan Allen, H. D. Woodmansee son and daughter, Herbert Jeff Davis, Mr. and Mrs Davis, and Rev. and Mrs. Howard and daughters, Gail. The group will again m 22. The meeting will be a day for the church. Jimmie Kelly of Buena was a recent guest of Jacob Han of Crescent Street. Larry Williams, 10 year o Mr. and Mrs. Amos Will Slate Math Courses For Evening School Three courses in mathematics are being offered this year in the Fullerton Evening High School, according to John N. Reid, principal. General mathematics meets the requirement of one year of mathematics for a high school diploma and consists of the use and employment of common and decimal fractions, percentages and interest, geometric figures, and solution of formulas by use of algebraic methods. A course in first year algebra also meets the requirement for a diploma as well as one of the two years of mathematics to meet college entrance requirements. The third course being offered is plane geometry. This course requires the successful completion of first year algebra as a prerequisite and the two courses fulfill college entrance requirements. 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Haley, Noxie Stearna and daughter, Susan, Clarence Norland, Mary McMurray, Earl Sartwell, Della Calkina, Melvin Callahan, Walter Allen, H. D. Woodmansee, William on and daughter, Herbert Orbant, Jeff Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davia, and Rev. and Mrs. William Howard and daughters, Sue and Ball. The group will again meet Oct. 2. The meeting will be a clean-up lay for the church. Jimmie Kelly of Buena Park is a recent guest of Jack Callahan of Crescent Street. Larry Williams, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Williams of Larry Williams, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Williams of Christ Ambassadors, young people's organization of the Faith Tabernacle church elected new officers last Sunday. Those elected Shelim Park. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen and daughter, Mary Jo, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Callahan and children, Gordon, and Jack. Mrs. Della Calkins, and Mrs. Oscar Kelly and two boys, Gilbert and Jimmie of Buena Park. Several members of the Cypress P.T.A. attended the recent meeting of the fourth district association held in Anaheim Parrk. After the business meeting there was a workshop period followed by a potluck luncheon. First vice-presidents of the district were hostesses for the day. Attending from the Cypress association were Mmea. Ivan Mahaffle, president; Robert Miela, Charles Thomas, Arden Hambley, Arthur Collins, Murton Jones, Peter Bruinama, Claude Spencer, Clarence Southfield, Edwin Robinson, and Q. E. Denney. Dale Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denny of Karen St., is walking on crutches due to a cut on his foot which made it necessary for him to have several stitches. Stanton Youth Wins Two-Year Scholarship Stanton New ARDELL HARRIS Anaheim 6 MI Mrs. Margaret Nickerson to Stanton after a four-mat Providence, R. I., where guest of her daughter am Mrs. Nickerson makes with her daughter and she Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mo children, Willy, David and at 6412 Orange Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ki Star St. left Sunday even two weeks vacation in Souta and Iowa. Accompany were Mrs. Julius Young a ter Julle of Long Beach, William Robb and daugh of Pasadena, Mrs. Minnie Peterson. Jimmie Kelly of Buena Park was a recent guest of Jack Callaan of Grescent Street. Larry Williams, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Amos Williams of 861 Moody St. was taken recently to St. Mary's Hospital in Long Beach for medical treatment. It was necessary for him to remain at the hospital for several days. Recent visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Callahan and Walter Allen were observed with a picnic at Anthe birthday anniversary of Felvin Callahan and Walter Allen were observed with a picnic at AnThe birthday anniversary of Felvin Callahan and Walter Allen were observed with a picnic at An- Dale Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Denny of Karen St., is walking on crutches due to a cut on his foot which made it necessary for him to have several stitches. Christ Ambassadors, young people's organization of the Faith Tabernacle church elected new officers last Sunday. Those elected to serve during the year were Charles Ransom, president; Ray Bowling, treasurer, and Jean Chambers, secretary. The group has an interesting program and activities outlined for the coming months, it has been reported. The Faith Tabernacle church has a larger bus which was given to them recently to transport members to and from Sunday School and church each Sunday. The bus will also be used as a classroom during the Sunday School hour until a building is available. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and their son, David, have reopened the Triangel Drive-In this week following a week vacation. The first part of the vacation was spent at Blue Jay, a mountain near Arrowhead, and the remainder was spent at home. Edwin and Everett Robinson, co-owners of the Robinson Motor Co., located at the corner of Lincoln and Walker streets, announced this week that they have sold the garage and business to Harold Hand of Fullerton and Ernest Stone. Hand took possession of the business last Wednesday. Stone will not take an active part in the business until he returns from Kentucky where he is working on a power project, Hand said. The Robinsons have operated the garage here for over seven years, opening in April 1946: although they will be working in El Monte they do not plan to move from Cypress at this time. The new firm will be called the Hand-Stone Motor Co. Art Matheron spoke to Russ Noe from Japan last weekend and reports that he is fine and sent his friends a hearty "hello." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy, Betty and Tom, Jr. took a three day vacation in Ensenada recently. Dale Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Denny of Karen St., is walking on crutches due to a cut on his foot which made it necessary for him to have several stitches. Christ Ambassadors, young people's organization of the Faith Tabernacle church elected new officers last Sunday. Those elected to serve during the year were Charles Ransom, president; Ray Bowling, treasurer, and Jean Chambers, secretary. The group has an interesting program and activities outlined for the coming months, it has been reported. The Faith Tabernacle church has a larger bus which was given to them recently to transport members to and from Sunday School and church each Sunday. The bus will also be used as a classroom during the Sunday School hour until a building is available. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and their son, David, have reopened the Triangel Drive-In this week following a week vacation. The first part of the vacation was spent at Blue Jay, a mountain near Arrowhead, and the remainder was spent at home. Edwin and Everett Robinson, co-owners of the Robinson Motor Co., located at the corner of Lincoln and Walker streets, announced this week that they have sold the garage and business to Harold Hand of Fullerton and Ernest Stone. Hand took possession of the business last Wednesday. Stone will not take an active part in the business until he returns from Kentucky where he is working on a power project, Hand said. The Robinsons have operated the garage here for over seven years, opening in April 1946: although they will be working in El Monte they do not plan to move from Cypress at this time. The new firm will be called the Hand-Stone Motor Co. Art Matheron spoke to Russ Noe from Japan last weekend and reports that he is fine and sent his friends a hearty "hello." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy, Betty and Tom, Jr. took a three day vacation in Ensenada recently. Dale Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.E. Denny of Karen St., is walking on crutches due to a cut on his foot which made it necessary for him to have several stitches. Christ Ambassadors, young people's organization of the Faith Tabernacle church elected new officers last Sunday. Those elected to serve during the year were Charles Ransom, president; Ray Bowling, treasurer, and Jean Chambers, secretary. The group has an interesting program and activities outlined for the coming months, it has been reported. The Faith Tabernacle church has a larger bus which was given to them recently to transport members to and from Sunday School and church each Sunday. The bus will also be used as a classroom during the Sunday School hour until a building is available. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and their son, David, have reopened the Triangel Drive-In this week following a week vacation. The first part of the vacation was spent at Blue Jay, a mountain near Arrowhead, and the remainder was spent at home. Edwin and Everett Robinson, co-owners of the Robinson Motor Co., located at the corner of Lincoln and Walker streets, announced this week that they have sold the garage and business to Harold Hand of Fullerton and Ernest Stone. Hand took possession of the business last Wednesday. Stone will not take an active part in the business until he returns from Kentucky where he is working on a power project, Hand said. The Robinsons have operated the garage here for over seven years, opening in April 1946: although they will be working in El Monte they do not plan to move from Cypress at this time. The new firm will be called the Hand-Stone Motor Co. Art Matheron spoke to Russ Noe from Japan last weekend and reports that he is fine and sent his friends a hearty "hello." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy, Betty and Tom, Jr. took a three day vacation in Ensenada recently. Stanton Youth Wins Two-Year Scholarship News has been received that Stanley Spicer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Spicer, 10672 South Hansen Rd., has been awarded a scholarship to Pierce Jun'or College by the California Dairy Industry. The dairy organization has established two $1000 scholarships awards at Pierce Jaycoe for students majoring in dairy practices. The students selected to receive these scholarships have been given grants of $600 per year for two consecutive years. In addition to the scholarship awards he industry assures employment to the recipients upon completion of their college courses it was stated. While attending Anaheim High school, Spicer was president of the Future Farmers of America, Anaheim chapter. West Anaheim Home Setting for Post Nuptial Shower A delightful post-nuptial party honoring Mrs. Don Calaway (nee Teddy Lou Payne) was held recently in the Irwin Nickle home at West Anaheim. Sharing hostess duties for the affair were Mrs. Nickle and her daughter Mrs. Frank McManus. Party atmosphere was accented with lovely bouquets of roses from the hostess' garden. Center of attraction was the bride-doll centered gift table on which many clever and useful articles for kitchen use had been placed. Sharing the evening with the honored guest and her hostesses were Mmes. O.P.Boutcher, Gilbert Boutcher, Oscar Meyers, Lyman Booth, Dwight Jahr, Olin Smith, Anna McKinney, R.A.Dillon and Mrs.Nunnelly all of the Harding area. Mrs.Fred Law, Mrs.Charles Brock and Mrs.John Montgomery of West Anaheim and Mmes.Jim Handsel, Jess Thatcher and Paul Calaway, of Anaheim. Mothers of the newly married couple, Mrs.Ted Payne, Anaheim, until thawed. Place in refrigerator. Whip cream with sugar. Fold in cookie crumbs. Make 4 to 6 portions. Place in sherbet glasses. By now the strawberry mixture should be starting to thicken. It takes only about 10 minutes. Carefully spoon into cream-lined dishes and return to refrigerator. Let stand about 15 minutes longer. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kirstal St. left Sunday every two weeks vacation in South Iowa. Accompany were Mrs.Julia Young after Julie of Long Beach, William Robb and daughter of Pasadena. Mrs.Minnie Peterson,ther of the Kingstay club staying with them while others are traveling. Mrs.Bob Erikson was president of the Ladies Lilian Monday night.Share place Mrs.Mike Knutscher signed recently. Mrs.Malcom Sanders led vice president to fill the city left by Mrs.Erikson. The meeting was held at station with Mrs.James and Mrs.Paul Harrison duo. A deer hunting trip to liam Cook ranch in Sequoia forest was enjoyed reDon Doane, William Daierbert and Edmund Cook.Waller,Clyde Morris.Har Wayne Butterbaugh,and bert Cook all from the area:Dr.Charles Dirbeach;Bud White,BueGerald Walker;WhittlerFreeborn;Idyllwild;LeeJack Crawford from SanHouse guests for a weekhome of Mr. and Mrs.Greenwood and family.fiSt.,are Greenwood's parkand Mrs.P.L.GreenwAlbuquerque,N.M.Mr和Mrs.Don DoaneSt.had as their dinnerTuesday night.Mr.andIvin Bates and daughter,and Mrs.J.W.Cook.Nolen Merkeley,son ofMrs.Gene Merkeleyofwas honored guestrecentlyparticipating his tenday.Setting fortheAnnaheim park.Theafterspent playing footballandrefreshmentsof icecreamandfruit punch. Those attending were Dukelow,Larry Choice,Cook,and Alona Merkeleyofthe honored guest Mr.和Mrs.Orrvilleowners of the Town coffeeMain St.were the honor recently at the homeofMrs.H.W.KristesemGate.the occasion for they will be working in El Monte they do not plan to move from Cypress at this time. Art Matheron spoke to Russ Noe from Japan last weekend and reports that he is fine and sent his friends a hearty "hello." Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murphy, Betty and Tom Jr. took a three day vacation in Eisenada recently. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Killen and son Lawrence, Mrs. Laura Killen, and David and Frances Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Killen and family in Los Angeles on a recent evening. Judy Belle Wicker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Langford Wicker, 6062 Lincoln, left this week for Redlands where she will attend college. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Allen and daughter, Mary Jo, spent the weekend visiting relatives in Forest Park. They attended the annual homecoming day at the Church of Nazarene on Sunday and returned home that afternoon. Mrs. Charles Thomas and son Gary, and Mrs. Dolle Norwood visited Mr. and Mrs. Warren Booth of Stanton, last Saturday afternoon. Deborah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Booth and niece and grand daughter of Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Norwood celebrated her sixth birth- and served ice cream and cake during the afternoon. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Alfernandez Office Equipment FOR SPECIALIZED SERVICE ON ALL OFFICE MACHINES FACTORY TRAINED SERVICE MEN LARGE STOCK OF GENUINE PARTS LOANERS AVAILABLE AT NO CHARGE FREE DELIVERY AND PICK-UP FREE ESTIMATES Our 30 Years Good Service Rendered to the Commissary and Successful Operation Has Given Us the "STAY POWER" Which Assures Your Guarantee 1600 N. Palm Anaheim Geraniums Hardy Attractive Plants Although geraniums trace their ancestry from ancient history, only recently have gardeners realized that they are important assets in modern landscaping, where effectively a garden that require only a minimum of attention are desired. Geraniums will endure both neglect and intense burning sunlight such as that common to the San Joaquin and Sacramento Valleys. Paradoxically, they flourish just as well, and with as little attention, in the mild misty climate of the coastal regions. The brilliant vermillions, deep reds, oranges, pinks and lavenders, which geraniums provide, are irresistible to those who like splashes of color in their summer gardens. And they bloom gloriously from May until October! Require Little Attention Though they require little attention, California nurserymen point out that a certain amount of care can improve the stock enormously. Now that Fall is at hand, cutting back should be done. In frost-free areas, geraniums can be left in the ground, but should be pruned severely. This keeps them shapely and prevents awkward woody stems from developing and will stimulate new flowering wood for Spring blooming. If you anticipate taking polled geraniums inside for Christmas blooming, avoid those which have spent the summer in the direct sun. Select only those that have been on porches, lanata or other shaded areas, and transfer them to the shelter of a garage or basement for a few weeks, giving them a transition period of filtered light. This has been found an excellent aid to securing beautiful holiday season blooms. But a still surer method is to secure new geranium plants from your nurseryman. He will have plants that have been specially prepared to adapt to indoor conditions. Winter Shelter In frost-area, those polled geraniums which will not be taken inside, should be transferred to the shelter of a basement, greenhouse or garage. Garden planted geran- guest of her daughter and family, Mrs. Nickerson makes her home with her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mohler, and children, Willy, David and Bonnie, at 6412 Orange Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Kingsley of Stair St. left Sunday evening for a two weeks vacation in South Dakota and Iowa. Accompanying them were Mrs. Julius Young and daughter Julie of Long Beach, and Mrs. William Robb and daughter Rocky of Pasadena. Mrs. Bob Erikson was named president of the Ladies Fire Auxiliary Monday night. She will replace Mrs. Mike Knutson who resigned recently. Mrs. Malcome Sanders was named vice president to fill the vacancy left by Mrs. Erikson. The meeting was held at the fire station with Mrs. James Howard and Mrs. Paul Harrison the hostess duo. A deer hunting trip to the William Cook ranch in Sequoia national forest was enjoyed recently by Don Doane, William, David, Herbert and Edmund Cook, W. E. Mohler, Clyde Morris, Harold Duff, Wayne Butterbaugh, and Mrs. Herbert Cook all from the Stanton area; Dr. Charles Dirich, Long Beach; Bud White, Buena Park; Gerald Walker, Whittier; Joshua Freeborn, Idylwild; Lee, Jim and Jack Crawford from San Diego. House guests for a week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Greenwood and family, 10652 Rose St., are Greenwood's parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Greenwood from Albuquerque, N.M. Mr. and Mrs. Don Doane of Starr St. had as their dinner guests Tuesday night, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bates and daughter Meredith and Mrs. J. W. Cook. Nolen Merkeley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Merkeley of Starr St., was honored guest recently at a party celebrating his tenth birthday. Setting for the affair was Anaheim park. The afternoon was spent playing football and enjoying refreshments of ice cream, cake and fruit punch. Those attending were Steven Dukelow, Larry Choice, Richard Cook, and Alona Merkeley, sister of the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Husselboe owners of the Town coffee shop on Main St., were the honored guest recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Christesen in South Gate. The occasion for the cele- Anaheim park. The afternoon was spent playing football and enjoying refreshments of ice cream, cake and fruit punch. Those attending were Steven Dukelow, Larry Choice, Richard Cook, and Alona Merkeley, sister of the honored guest. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Husselbee, owners of the Town coffee shop on Msln St., were the honored guests recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Christesen in South Gate. The occasion for the celebration was the Husselbee's 19th wedding anniversary. Dancing in the patio was followed by a midnight buffet supper climaxed when the couple was presented a beautifully decorated cake and many beautiful gifts. Guest list included many of the honored guests friends from Lynwood, Alhambra, Long Beach and Hollydale. Ladies in netrested in joining the Adult Education class are urged to attend the first session Thursday, Sept. 24 at 6 p.m. at the Savanna school. 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