anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-29

ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Tuesday, September 28, 1953 Women carrie low sutherland – editor Lorita Baker Vallely Opens Ebell Club's Year of Program Variety on October 5 Anabeim Ebell members have been assured a club season of excellent programs and activities by members of the program committee and the club administration with the first meeting of the fall season on Oct. 5 to feature Lorita Baker Vallely, a speaker and a recognized authority on current literature and world affairs. Mrs. Vallely, who has appeared before the Anabeim club on other occasions is known throughout the state for her enthusiastic approach to her subject and is recommended as a top speaker on world affairs. The Festival Singers, acclaimed throughout by Southern California audiences for their superb artistry, combine the magic of true showmanship and beauty of voice in their program which range from the classics to the folk tunes and hits from the Broadway stage. They sing for Ebell members on Nov. 2. Thanksgiving Program Effecting the Thanksgiving, an American holiday heritage, in costume and song, the group, composed of Lella Webster, soprano; Gene Curtisinger, tenor; Enid Jacobsen, baritone and Raymond McFeeters, pianist, are credited with voice blending "surpassed by few and rarely equalled," stated a southland music critic. Christmas time will bring another special musical program when when the Mitchell Boys choir sings on the afternoon of Dec. 7. This group of boy-youths are noted for the exquisite beauty of their young voices and have been proclaimed "among the best" in their has concertized in 37 states and while singing concerts in the east, producers engaged him for Song of Norway. Since returning west he has been in constant demand for both concert and opera. Note on Book's Marjorie Bright Sharp, speaking on notable books and their authors at the Ebell April 5 program will feature interesting vignettes on significant books and their authors. A graduate of the University of Texas, University of South Carolina, Drake U., and a member of Theta Sigma Phi, national honorary journalistic group, Miss Sharp has also in her background excellent contributions to the New York Herald Tribune, Boston Herald Traveler, Indiana Courier Press, King Features and other agencies of note. John Baird, lecturer, who has not yet released his subject for the May 3 Ebell program, caught the immediate attention of the local club program auditions committee this last summer and is promoted as one of the top speakers for club organizations. Collegiate Duo to Sing Triple Celebration Marks Dierberger Dinner Party Three very important events the William Dierberger family place Sunday with the home-tractive in falltime decoration the triple celebration. It not only was the 24th birthday observance for Earl Dierberger romance was definitely in the when Earl and his bride-elect, cene Jennings, daughter of Mrs. Roy Jennings of this gave Jan. 14, 1954 as the day their wedding. This important date did not all the limelight as the climax the day came when Robert Berger and Jeanette Jeffries, father of Mr. and Mrs. Verner J. of Villa Park told the news of engagement. No date was given the young couple for their war. Revealing of the romantic was the highlight of the served by Mr. and Mrs. Dierto-Miss Jennings, Miss J. Earl and Robert Dierberger, Smith, Jack Ladig, Betty Dier and Eugene Denney. As a lovely dessert Edrl Dier cut and shared his beautiful decorated cake with his family friends in traditional manner. AWS-FJC Coronado Tea Hostesses Include Local Girls Among the gracious co-cesses at the recent Association men Students annual golden Fullerton Junior college were ol Davenport and Jo Hawk Anaheim with Jeannette B this city, presented as one AWS cabinet members. Prd of AWS is Edith Myers of N The tea was held in the lounge with all women sit at Jaycee extended an invite attend. Fern, gold paper escutches crowns and blue and gold stars were the appropriate Christmas time will bring another special musical program when the Mitchell Boys choir sings on the afternoon of Dec. 7. This group of boy-youths are noted for the exquisite beauty of their young voices and have been proclaimed "among the best" in their field of art. "It Can Happen Here" will be the subject of discussion for the Jan. 4 meeting, the first Ebell session of the year of 1954. Ann Jones who has just returned from the Orient, will be the guest speaker. Miss Jones says, "Americans must stop using their western thinking when coping with eastern minds." She has a new story of high adventure behind and in front of the bamboo curtain, including May Day riots in Tokyo, "her facts", according to news critics, "are real and courageously spoken." Guest Night Speaker Fred M. Judson, D. D., known as a top humorist and inspirational lecturer and one of the country's leading ministers, will speak at the club's guest night on Feb. 1. Recapped from the Woman's Breakfast club release from Los Angeles, the reporter said, "Dr. Judson captured the hearts and minds of every member and guest who heard him." Burbank Lions Club said of Judson, "Our members are already asking if we can get him back for a return engagement. He really rang the bell." He is claimed equally as interesting to men's club as women's and has received top billing in Southern California. His subject will be "It's a Wonderful Life." On March 1, the concert soprano, Pola Casselle and tenor, Hendrickde Boer, will sing on the Ebell club afternoon program. Casselle, an Atwater-Kent audition winner, named one of the brilliant soprano artists of the day, has appeared widely in opera, concert and radio. Albert Goldberg of the Los Angeles Times said of Miss Casselle," a beautiful and clear voice which she employs with an instinctive sense of artistry." DeBoer, a young Dutch tenor as his name implies, Laguna Beach Art Association Coming Exhibits Given for Three Months Gallery activities for the Laguna Beach Art Association members and guests for the ensuing three months include nine exhibits. During the month of October exhibits include gallery A, oils and water colors by women painters John Baird, lecturer, who has not yet released his subject for the May 3 Ebell program, caught the immediate attention of the local club program auditions committee this last summer and is promoted as one of the top speakers for club organizations. Collegiate Duo to Sing Closing the year will be the Collegiate Duo, Marilyn Taylor, soprano and Paul Mayo, tenor. Their program is slated in conjunction with the installation of the new club officers. Their repertoire is one of variety, and has been marked on past programs for artistry with their delightful voices marked with fine maturity. A lyric soprano, Miss Taylor's calendar includes the singing role in "Magic Flute" under the baton of none other than Alfred Wallenstein. She has also appeared in solo role with other leading symphonies and has starred in college in Song of Norway, Dear Ruth and other highly praised light operas. She is a graduate of UCLA. Paul Mayo, formerly student conductor of the Glendale College a Cappella choir will continue his studies at USC. He has had a wide experience in youth appearance dating back to his high school days and has been star-solost in Rossmoyne Christian Church at Glendale presentation for two years. He has been guest solost in such presentations as "Mass in G," "The Magnificant," "St. Paul, and 'Saul' and others of equal status in the musical world. The president of the Anaheim Ebell club is Mrs. Charles Bush. Mrs. Robert LaFollette is program chairman. Announcements The Presbyterian Flower Mission will hold its first fall meeting at the home of Mrs. Tex Middleton, 919 West Broadway on Thursday, Oct. 1, 2 p.m. Social hour will give members an opportunity to become acquainted with the new minister, the Rev. Roland W. Anderson and his wife, also Dr. Stevenson, assistant minister, and his wife. Among the gracious co-cesses at the recent Association men Students annual golden Fullerton Junior college were ol Davenport and Jo Hawk Anaheim with Jeannette Be this city, presented by one AWS cabinet members. Pr of AWS is Edith Myers of New York. The tea was held in the lounge with all women sitting at Jaycee extended an invitation attend. Fern, gold paper escutches were the appropriate tensions for the affair which theme of "Coronation." Sued from the ceiling was a sparkling crown set with ted jewels. Centering the serving table a miniature blue and gold in which sat a tiny queen urine. Each guest was given name tag shaped like a crown and decorated with and velvet and white fur. Jefferson Teacher Guests at Recent PTA Luncheon Thomas Jefferson School Teacher Association executive was the host to members faculty and staff of the a recent luncheon given at ginning of the new school in New and returning teachers introduced by the school p and members of the PTWere in turn introduced Clyde Dunton, PTA preside this year. Mrs. Margaret Haugh, grade teacher, expressed a tion to members of the lovely luncheon and tractic decorations," which so much to make the first happier time for the faculty she. "It is hoped that they may become a tradition as son学校," she added. Alaskan Films S Recent Meeting Anaheim BPW At the last meeting of ness and Professional Women of Anaheim, Mr. and Mof Dale Avenue narrated their cooled films taken travels in Alaska. The meeting was held Optimist clubhouse with Eve presiding. Three guests: Christenson, Byrdie Miller Holcomb were presented. Other business included delegates, Emma Lawren phine Fuller, Ethel Vace Mae Cornbloom, and Dorto to the San Orco District on Oct. 17 and 18. Laguna Beach Art Association Coming Exhibits Given for Three Months Gallery activities for the Laguna Beach Art Association members and guests for the ensuing three months include nine exhibits. During the month of October exhibits include gallery A, oils and water colors by women painters of the west; gallery B, miscellaneous oils and water colors by members of the association, many of these to go on sale; gallery C and D, oils, water colors, pastels, sculptures by members of the association. November, the Thanksgiving month, oils by contemporary American painters will be shown in gallery A; gallery B will be the sales exhibit with miscellaneous oils and water colors by members to be shown. In gallery C, and D members will again exhibit oils, pastels, sculptures and pastels. In December Sam Hyde Harris exhibit will be held in gallery A with gallery B again the sales exhibit. Gallery C and D, will show art works by members. A travel film, "Cargoes for Peace" will be shown Saturday, Oct. 17 at 8 p.m. with another interesting event scheduled for La-suna, the Esther Andreas mezzo sporano concert on Dec. 19 at 8 p.m. and Catherine Jackson, harpist. Antique Show Slated Monday at Pasadena Civic Auditorium An array of things old and rare, articles that will reflect the past glories and history of living will be shown at the Antique show opening at the Pasadena Civic auditorium yesterday. Valued at more than $2,000,000, more than 12,000 articles are ready for display with 57 booths to be in evidence for exhibiting. Among the top exhibitors will be Sandra Spence, TV actress, well known for her role of Burma in the dramatization of Terry and His Pirates. She herself is widely publicized as a leading antique dealer. Hours of the five-day show, which ends Friday, Oct. 2, will be 1 to 11 p.m. We invite you and your Friends to a lecture entitled "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE JOYOUS WAY OF LOVE." Lecturer — Arch Bailey, C. S. of Sacramento, California. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Place — First Church of Christ, Scientist, Fullerton, California. Chapman and Pomona Avenues. Time — Tuesday, September 29, 1953, 8 p.m. Admission Free Triple Celebrations Marks Dierberger Dinner Party Three very important events in William Dierberger family took place Sunday with the home attestive in falltime decorations for triple celebration. Not only was the 24th birthday celebration for Earl Dierberger but it was definitely in the air on Earl and his bride-elect, Roye Jennings, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jennings of this city, Jan. 14, 1954 as the date for their wedding. This important date did not take the limelight as the climax of the day came when Robert Dierger and Jeanette Jeffries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Verner Jeffries Villa Park told the news of their engagement. No date was given by young couple for their wedding. Revealing of the romantic events is the highlight of the dinner served by Mr. and Mrs. Dierberger Miss Jennings, Miss Jeffries, Earl and Robert Dierger, Nancy Smith, Jack Ladig, Betty Dierberg and Eugene Denney. As a lovely dessert Edrl Dierberg cut and shared his beautifully decorated cake with his family and friends in traditional manner. AWS-FJC Coronation Tea Hostesses Include Local Girls Among the gracious co-ed hostesses at the recent Associated Women Students annual golden tea atullerton Junior college were Car-Davenport and Jo Hawkins of Anaheim with Jeannette Koss of its city, presented as one of the AWS cabinet members. President AWS is Edith Myers of Norwalk. The tea was held in the collegeunge with all women students Jaycee extended an invitation to attend. Fern, gold paper escutcheons, bowns and blue and gold streamers were the appropriate decora- Anaheim Couple Back From Vacation Trip To Canada Home from a grand vacation are Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Cross of South Philadelphia St. They enjoyed a trip north to Dalles, Ore., and they went on to Port Angelus where they boarded a boat for Victoria, B.C. After a visit at this historic place they continued on to Nanimo where they took the ferry for Vancouver. After enjoying Canada and its hospitality they headed back to Everett, Wash., and the Grand Coulee Dam. Having still time left on their vacation period they traveled southeast to Reno, Nev. where they were the guests of their daughter, Barbara and her husband, Bob Guardia. Before returning home they also Local Teachers Attend CTA Meet Anaheim teachers were well represented at the 13th annual fall leader's conference for local teachers associations held at Camp Seeley over the past week end. Attending the three day conference from the high school faculty club were Avon Carlson, presivisited with their son, Dr. Bird Cross and his family at Maxwell, Calif. Dr. Cross' birthday anniversary was celebrated while the Anaheim couple were guests in the home. THE SQR STORE ANAHEIM'S OWN END-OF-SEPTEMBER FOR SILVE Among the gracious co-ed hostesses at the recent Associated Women Students annual golden tea at Bullerton Junior college were Car-Davenport and Jo Hawkins of Anaheim with Jeannette Koss of its city, presented as one of the AWS cabinet members. President AWS is Edith Myers of Norwalk. The tea was held in the college lounge with all women students Jaycee extended an invitation to attend. Fern, gold paper escutcheons, browns and blue and gold streamers were the appropriate decorations for the affair which had the theme of "Coronation." Suspended from the ceiling was a large parkling crown set with simulated jewels. Centering the serving table was miniature blue and gold coach which sat a tiny queenly figure. Each guest was given a name tag shaped like a small brown and decorated with blue and velvet and white fur. Jefferson Teachers Guests at Recent PTA Luncheon Thomas Jefferson School Parent-Teacher Association executive board was the host to members of the faculty and staff of the school at a recent luncheon given at the beginning of the new school year. New and returning teachers were introduced by the school principal, and members of the PTA board were in turn introduced by Mrs. Clyde Dunton, PTA president for this year. Mrs. Margaret Haugh, second grade teacher, expressed appreciation to members of the board for the lovely luncheon and the attractive decorations," which helped so much to make the first day a happier time for the faculty," said she. "It is hoped that the affair may become a tradition at Jefferson school," she added. Alaskan Films Shown Recent Meeting of Anaheim BPW Club At the last meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob of Dale Avenue narrated and showed their coolred films taken on their travels in Alaska. The meeting was held at the Optimist clubhouse with Eva Gooden presiding. Three guests, Maxine Christenson, Byrdie Miller and Doris Holcomb were presented. Other business included naming of delegates, Emma Lawrence, Josephine Fulfer, Ethel Vac Coverley, Mae Cornbloom, and Doris Prickett to the San Orco District meeting on Oct. 17 and 18. 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