anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-25

FASHION TIME AT NORTHROP-ANAHEIM . . . Five chic ladies from Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division are all set to model the latest fall fashion creations for business, pleasure and formal occasions at the Lakewood Country Club on Saturday. The event is being sponsored by the Women's Dinner Club at the Anaheim plant under auspices of the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club. Another in a series of recreational, educational and social functions sponsored by the N. R. C., this fashion show is being held for the benefits of all women employees at Northrop-Anaheim. The show will begin at 1 p.m. and includes luncheon and dancing in addition to a preview of the latest styles. Mary Ellen Stine, 5532 Kingman Ave., Buena Park, is general chairman of the event. Models shown above from left are: Val Vasquez, 12042 East 223rd St., Arlesia; Jennette Myers, 2 La Senda Pl., South Laguna; Virginia Huff, 362 Evening Canyon Rd., Corona del Mar; Pattye Cooley, 1619 North Parcon, Santa Ana, and Julia Richison, 665 Union, Brea. The girls posed in the doorway of the new Northrop Recreation Club clubhouse on South FASHION TIME AT NORTHROP-ANAHEIM ... Five chic ladies from Northrop Aircraft's Anaheim Division are all set to model the latest fall fashion creations for business, pleasure and formal occasions at the Lakewood Country Club on Saturday. The event is being sponsored by the Women's Dinner Club at the Anaheim plant under auspices of the Northrop-Anaheim Recreation Club. Another in a series of recreational, educational and social functions sponsored by the N. R. C., this fashion show is being held for the benefit of all women employees at Northrop-Anaheim. The show will begin at 1 p.m. and includes luncheon and dancing in addition to a preview of the latest styles. Mary Ellen Stine, 5532 Kingman Ave., Buena Park, is general chairman of the event. Models shown above from left are: Val Vasquez, 12042 East 223rd St., Artesia; Jennette Myers, 2 La Senda Pl., South Laguna; Virginia Huff, 362 Evening Canyon Rd., Corona del Mar; Pattye Cooley, 1619 North Parco, Santa Ana, and Julia Richison, 665 Union, Brea. The girls posed in the doorway of the new Northrop Recreation Club clubhouse on South Spadra Road. Press Chairmen Guests Of Anaheim Bulletin Tuesday Sept. 29 "PRESSING BUSINESS" will be the theme of the informal EXPERT WATCH REFAIRING CARE FOR YOUR WATCH SEDLOCK Jewelers 113 S. LOS ANGELES STREET Press Breakfast party sponsored by the Anaheim Bulletin at Dorothy and Wades, 1418 East Center St., Tuesday, Sept. 29, 8 to 10 am. Planned for publicity chairmen handling stories for churches and clubs within the church, PTAs, civic clubs, and other organizations, reporting in these field directed mainly by women, the Bulletin will present a skeleton brochure guide at the meeting. Chairmen are to be guests of the Bulletin with publishers and members of the editorial staff to be present to aid in discussion program. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin CLUB CASTLE Highway 101—Between Anabeim & Santa Ana—on the Freeway 35 minutes from L.A. PANTOMANIACS DANCING DEAN HOWE TRIO featuring LES THOMPSON BUSTER BRANT Reservations ORange 743W Relief Corps Social Club Dines at City Park Tuesday A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps Social Club members combined a potluck luncheon party with their meeting when 21 of the group and six guests gathered at the city park Tuesday. Mystery gift went to Cora Stewart and the Traveling Flag was presented by Leona Hull, patriotic instructor for the Corps. Announcement of Federation 1 meeting at Laguna, Sept. 22 with a sack luncheon to be the mode for the noon-day meal. October 5, the A. B. Paul corps will present a flag to the Anaheim Ebell club at the general meeting of the organization. Five-dollars in cash was contributed for yarn to make crutch pads for Norco hospital patients. Yarn was also received from Elta Countess and Leona Hull for this purpose. A gift of $6 was given for "eats" for veterans at the Corona hospital. University Women Set Three Meetings, First Session Oct. 8 John Pettley, British humorist will on U.S.A.-a la Carte" at the Oct. 8 meeting of the Santa Ana branch, American Association, or University Women in the Ebel clubhouse at Santa Ana. Basing his talk on his four years experience as a resident in this country he will give the humorist's out look on Americans and the English. Other meetings scheduled by the county group will include the Nov. 12 talk by Marjorie Bright Sharp writer and editor. She will give commentations on "ladies in the News." Christmas will feature Davíez vazquez, pianist and Dr. W. D. Sievers of the Long Beach State College faculty. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. WANTED 10 FAMILIES WHO DO NOT HAVE TELEVISION AND WOULD LIKE TO WATCH THE WORLD SERIES Use One of Our 21" or 27" T. V. Sets for 10 Days Installation, Delivery and Pick-Up by Our Service Department All for Only ... Total Cost 2.50 LOVELLS 158 W. CENTER ST. PHONE 2419 Women carrie lou authorland ~ editor AUHS-PTA Tabs ‘Opportunity Unlimited’ At Program Theme, First Meeting Oct. 19 “Opportunity Unlimited,” the theme for the Anaheim High School Parent Teacher programs for the ensuing term will be presented at the first meeting of the association on Oct. 19 in the library under the heading of “Better Understanding Family Relations.” Mrs. Merlin Landweer, parent education chairman will be in charge with Clyde Nickle, president to preside. Year books will be on hand for members. Discussions will follow with community singing to be led by Sheldon Disrud. Freshman parents will be given a special welcome. Monday, Nov. 16 topic will be "Education Against Drug Addiction." Following through on this program, Lt. Thomas Taylor of the Anaheim Police department will speak and present movies and an exhibit. Students from the public speaking classes will be on a panel with Mrs. Louise Booth as moderator. Music will be by the Mozart club. First Meeting "Discovering New Horizons" will be the third subject for discussion on the Opportunity Unlimited" with this PTA meeting of the high school to be directed by Mrs. Paul Plets, character education chairman. Movie, "Farewell to Childhood," will precede a discussion with the AUHS Pep Band to play. Date of the meeting is Jan. 18, 1954. Feb. 15 meeting will be under the chairmanship of Frank L. Kellogg, vice principal of AUHS with the subject to be "Career in the Making." Radio and TV; Sheldon Disrud, music; Mrs. Landweer, parent education. Mrs. Brooks, program; Mrs. Martin, publicity; Mrs. R.A. Hermann, publicity book; Mrs. Willis Hollowell, recreation; Mrs. Carl Lindgren, safety; Paul H. Demaree, school education; Mrs. Walter J. Arrowood, social; Mrs. Raymond Terry, special events; Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, student health; R.K. Wines, teacher membership; Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mrs. Mark Stephenson, telephones; Mrs. Everett Cone, ways and means. Calendar Dates For the benefit of parents, it was requested that calendar dates publicized. Institute day was set for Oct. 14; Armistice day, Nov. 11; mid - semester, Nov. 13; Thanksgiving holiday, Nov. 26 and 27; Christmas program, Dec. 18; Christmas vacation, Dec. 19 to Jan. 4; end of semester, Jan 29; Lincoln's birthday (holiday) Feb. 12; Washington's birthday (holiday) Feb. 22; mild - semester, April 9; Easter vacation, April 10 to 19; Public Schools Week, April 26 through 30; baccalaureate, June Grace Parlor, NDGW Plan Sept. 30 Benefit And Sunday Event Native Daughters of the Golden West have set two special dates Sunday, Sept. 27. Officers and members of Grace parlor plan to attend the lunchmeeting to be held at Chapman Park hotel, the meeting to open at 9 a.m. and close at 4:30 p.m. September 30 at 2 p.m. Grace Parlor, NDGW are sponsoring a benefit dessert card party at the Garden Room, Knott's Berry Farm. The two o'clock afternoon event will feature special gifts. The funds will aid the Children's Foundation aimed to aid children of this state who need medical care or other assistance and are not eligible for state or county aid. Further information is available through Mrs. Buford Carden, telephone 3021 or Mrs. Russell Renner, telephone 5054. Plan Benefit Herb Fair An herb fair has been planned for Oct. 18, 19 at Eagle Rock park 77 Patrician Way, Pasadena with the Southern California unit of the Herb Society of America as sponsors, it was announced today. It will be a benefit for the purchase of plants for the herbal gardens at the California and Los Angeles county Aboretum at Arcadia. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin "Discovering New Horizons" will be the third subject for discussion on the Opportunity Unlimited with this PTA meeting of the high school to be directed by Mrs. Paul Plets, character education chairman. Movie, "Farewell to Childhood," will precede a discussion with the AUHS Pep Band to play. Date of the meeting is Jan. 18, 1954. Feb. 15 meeting will be under the chairmanship of Frank L. Kellogg, vice principal of AUHS with the subject to be "Career in the Making." Student demonstrations will be in homemaking, Miss Neva Solt, faculty member, directing; vocational agriculture, Avon Carlson, head of agricultural department, in charge; art, under the direction of Ted Wade, head of that department at AUHS. Mrs. Conan Gray, Founders Day chairman will present information on this special day with the music for the meeting to be presented by the Girls' Glee club. Chester Shirk teacher and counselor at the school will chairman the March 15 meeting with the subject for discussion to be "Friendship In Other Lands." Speakers will be exchange students with displays to add to the interest of the program. Boys' Glee club will provide the music for this meeting. Last Meeting of Year Last meeting of the year is dated May 10 with the topic to be "Civilian Defense Means You." Paul Nadorff, chairman of civil defense will present Dan Patch, chief of Orange County Civil Defense as the guest speaker. Installation of new officers will take place at the meeting to have the added attraction of music by the AUHS Stringed Ensemble. Throughout the year the PTA will feature hospitality, points out Mrs. Foster Warwick, hospitality chairman. Additional features for making the parents better acquainted with the school and its functions as well as the Public School's Week program will be a part of the year's program. It is expected that all officers of the PTA and the chairman as well as parents interested in the school and the part their sons and daughters play in its progress will attend this first meeting of the new Parent Teacher function. Association Leaders The officers, headed by Clyde Nickle, as president, are Mrs. John W. Brooks, first vice president; Mrs. John G. Bultena, second vice president; Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, recording secretary; Mrs. Dick Heffron, treasurer; Mrs. R.K. Wines, auditor; Mrs. Lawrence C. Martin, historian; Mrs. Elton Snavely, parliamentarian. Class sponsors are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemcke, freshman;Mr. For the benefit of parents, it was requested that calendar dates publicized. Institute day was set for Oct. 14: Armistice day, Nov. 11: mid-semester, Nov. 13: Thanksgiving holiday, Nov. 26 and 27: Christmas program, Dec. 18: Christmas vacation, Dec. 19 to Jan. 4: end of semester, Jan 29: Lincoln's birthday (holiday) Feb. 12: Washington's birthday (holiday) Feb. 22: mid-semester, April 9: Easter vacation, April 10 to 19: Public Schools Week, April 26 through 30: baccalaureate, June 13: graduation, June 17. Here and There Former residents of Bowen, Ill., will meet for their 25th annual picnic Sunday at Brookside Park South Pasadena. Robert Bates and John Vance were seated in the places of honor at Dorothy and Wade's Dinner house on a recent evening when Mrs. Robert Bates entertained on the occasion of their birthday anniversaries. Other guests included Mr., and Mrs. Stanley Bates and daughters, Carol and Susan; Mr., and Mrs. Norman Roe and daughters, Mr., and Mrs. Wally Reed and daughter and Mrs. John Vance. Always an appointment at La Dona Beauty Salon, 122 So Lemon Phone 4925. Colorado folk are gathering at Sycamore Grove park in Los Angeles Sunday, Oct. 11 for another grand reunion。President of the Colorado Association John O. Lewis, announces that a fine program is in store for all who attend. RUMMAGE SALE—Presbyterian Flower Mission Thursday-Friday-Saturday, 234 E Center Street, 9:30 am to 5:00 p.m. Among guests enjoying the fine cuisine at Dorothy and Wades this week were Mr., and Mrs. Mertin Butler and Mrs., Raymond Simpson f Santa Ana. Latter Day Saints Relief Society Meets At Optimist Club The Relief Society members of the Anaheim Ward, Church of the Latter Day Saints, at the meeting in the Optimist clubhouse Tuesday, Sept. 22, shared a delightful program and were introduced to new officers and leaders for the ensuing year. Rose Calaway, president, presented Myrtle Janssen, first counselor; Edna Mackay, second counselor; Dorothy Parslow, secretary and treasurer; Jean Robins, chorister; Cecil Youngkeit, organist; If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin ANNOUNCEMENT WHILE OUR NEW BUILDING IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION OUR CHURCH SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN THE EBELL CLUB — 244 North Helena St. (Corner Helena and Cypress Streets) Beginning Sunday, September 27, 1953 Sunday School ... 11:00 A.M. Wednesday Service ... 8:00 P.M. Sunday School ... 9:30 A.M. Temporary Location of Nursery — 743 N. Janse Street FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST OF ANAHEIM ALL ARE WELCOME Square Dance Classes Open at Fremont Monday Night A class for beginners in square dancing was started last Monday evening under the Anaheim Community Recreation department. It will meet every Monday evening at 7:30 in the Fremont Junior High School gym, south side of West Center St. "Those who have never square danced, or who may have danced some time ago and dropped out, or those who may have squared danced in other parts of the country will find this a good place to learn the California style," says Don Frisbee of Yorba Linda, experiences square dance caller and instructor, in charge of the group. Everyone, over high school age, is invited to attend. For those attending the class for the first time next Monday, no cost will be involved. At subsequent weekly meetings, however, a donation will be requested to keep the class on a self-supporting basis. The class will be closed as soon as enrollment reaches the capacity of the hall or after the third meeting. Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausoleum —Columbarium Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anabelim 3811 RUMMAGE SALE Sponsored by V.F.W. 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