anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-30

5F CIAL GUESTS — Attending the National College of Education alumnae tea at the Adolf Schoeppe Home Saturday were Miss Lena V. Rowe and Mrs. Al Raymond, alumnae members from Knox college. Former faculty members from the college joined the alumnae members at this delightful affair. Planning Tea for Long Beach National College at Evanston Held Saturday National College of Education Alumnae and former faculty members of Evanston, Ill., gathered for tea Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Adolf Schoeppe, 1826 North Raymond Ave., Fullerton, to make plans for a Long Beach area alumnae chapter. Mrs. Jack Larson and Mrs. Marshall Dunn were assisting hostesses. Honored guests were Edna Dean Baker, president emeritus of the National College of Education in Evanston, Miss Clara Belle Baker, retired director of the Demonstration School of the college, Miss Lena V. Rowe of Anaheim, Mrs. A. L. Raymond, Knox College Alumnae, Galesburg, Ill. More Alumnae Guests Other guests and alumnae included the Misses Betty Evans, Terry Branwell, Juanita Barrow, Nancy economics instructor at the college, Miss Miriam Brubaker, Miss Edith M; addox of the Pacific Palisades, and former demonstrat on teacher at the college, Miss Ruby Curry of Eagle Rock. Miss Clarissa Bacon of Pacific Palisades, who was one of the first graduates to receive her Master Degree for the graduate school at National, presided at the meeting, Edna Dean Baker, president emeri- Plan General Circle Meet at Christian Church Thursday Thursday at 12 noon m bers of the various circle the Christian church will g er at the church for the gen meeting. Plan for the afternoon ev include speaker program turing the Rev. L. A. Will from the Christian church Elsinore, Bill Facklner, known for his program woe Orange county and the s land, will be the soloist. Many business items come before the group pending business of the year to be finished. An factor of this important rening will be the naming o nominating committee. Here and The Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verity Euolid welcomed their daughter at the Fullerton c hospital on Sept. 28. Family Night series beg night at the Zion Lutheran Film will be shown on thе convention at Houston, Tea. Mrs. Arthur Roquet, retu Anaheim by plane this week a three weeks' visit with daughter, Mrs. John Ric and her children at Miami Later she joined a short vi her daughter, Eloise, and h band at Austin, Tex. Join group at Miami each week. Mrs. Richmond's husband, Guantanimo Bay, Cuba. Mr. mond and children left lafor Cuba to make her hoo her husband who is serving licentious to Admiral Atkin Honored guests were Edna Dean Baker, president emeritus of the National College of Education in Evanston, Miss Clara Belle Baker, retired director of the Demonstration School of the college, Miss Lena V. Rowe of Anaheim, Mrs. A. L. Raymond, Knox College Alumnae, Galesburg, Ill. More Alumnae Guests Other guests and alumnae included the Misses Betty Evans, Terry Branwell, Juanita Barrow, Nancy Barnes, Enunice Seiler, Mrs. Marshall Dunn, and Mrs. Jack Larson of Long Beach; Mrs. Paul Shomper from Riverside, Miss June Kerr and Mrs. Jessic Conher, both of Glendale; Miss Florence Linnell and Mrs. J. L. Shotwell from Pomona, Mrs. W. R. Ross of Downey, Mrs. E. Meyer Baker from Corona Del Mar, Mrs. W. T. Mueller of Arcadia, Mrs. Winthrop Manley and Miss Gladys Campbell from Santa Ana, Miss Elizabeth Pingree Mrs. Leon Flagg and Mrs. Paul Romets of Pasadena; Miss Rose Messman former home economics instructor at the college, Miss Miriam Brubaker, Miss Edith Maddox of the Pacific Palisades, and former demonstrator on teacher at the college, Miss Ruby Curry of Eagle Rock. Miss Clarissa Bacon of Pacific Palisades, who was one of the first graduates to receive her Master Degree for the graduate school at National, presided at the meeting, Edna Dean Baker, president emeritus, gave a word of greeting from Dr. K. Richard Johnson, who is now president of the college. Miss Edith Maddox extended greetings from Miss Jessie Waller, admissions counselor of the college. New Officers Newly elected officers were: Chairman, Miss Terry Banwell; vice-chairman, Miss Eunice Seiler; secretary, Miss Betty Evana of Long Beach; treasurer, Mrs. Douglas McCallum of Pacific Palisades. A beautiful rose dahlia and pink candies enhanced the tea table. Misses Clarissa Bacon and Miriam Brubaker of Pacific Palisades poured. The alumnae are invited to have another tea at the home of Edna Dean Baker and Clarabelle Baker, 3742 Elmwood Court, Riverside, Saturday, Nov. 21, at 2 p.m. Other guests present were: Mrs. Mary Sherrill, mother of Mrs. Schoope, and sisters Miss Mabel Sherill of Olendale, Mrs. Donald C. Davis and daughter Sherrill Rae from Rock Island, Ill. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Van de Kamps Specials Oct. 1, 2, 3 Plain and Sugared DOUGHNUTS 6 for 20¢ (Reg. 6 for 25c) Angel Food CAKE...79¢ oz. (Reg. 89¢ oz.) 40¢ half Van de Kamp's BAKERIES LIMITED TIME EXTRA RICH NIGHT CREAM SALON FORMULA Now... ENRICHED with 35,000 U.S.P. Uni CERTIFIED SUNSHINE FOR VIBRANT COMPLEXION BEAUTY! VITAMIN-D Contains special elements to combat dry skin problems and b smoother lovelliness. A wonderful value. Stock up now! HEYING REXALL DRUCK Angel Food CAKE...79¢ ea. (Reg. 89c ea.) 40c ball Van de Kamp's BAKERIES 165 West Center Now... ENRICHED with 35,000 U.S.P. 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Williams from the Christian church at Elsinore; Bill Facklner, well known for his program work in Orange county and the southland, will be the sololist. Many business items will come before the group with spending business of the past year to be finished. Another factor of this important meeting will be the naming of the nominating committee. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ed Verity of 8221 Holld welcomed their baby daughter at the Fullerton Cottage hospital on Sept. 28. Family Night series begins tonight at the Zion Lutheran church film will be shown on the recent convention at Houston, Tea. Mrs. Arthur Roquet, returned to Anaheim by plane this week after three weeks' visit with her daughter, Mrs. John Richmand, and her children at Miami, Fla.; later she joined a short visit with her daughter, Eloise, and her husband at Austin, Tex. Joining the group at Miami each weekend was Mrs. Richmond's husband fromuantimmo Bay, Cuba. Mrs. Richmond and children left last week for Cuba to make her home with her husband who is serving as flagutenant to Admiral Atkinson. Women carrie lou sutherland - editor REPUBLICAN PARTY TIME ... A cup of tea and fellowship marked the affair yesterday hostessed by the Anaheim Republican Women's club at the home of Mrs. Charles Neukom on West Wilhelmina. Among guests welcomed at the delightful party by Mrs. Neukom (left in above photo) were (others in photo l. to r.) Mrs. LeRoy Lyon, Jr., wife of State Assemblyman Lyon from Fullerton; Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Anaheim, mother of U.S. Senator Thomas Kuchel; Mrs. Walter Parke, presiding at the tea table, a president of the county council of Republican Women; Mrs. Thomas Kuchel, wife of U.S. Senator Kuchel; Mrs. John A. Murdy, Jr., Huntington Beach, wife of State Senator Murdy. (Bulletin photo) Republican Women Extend Hospitality to More Than 100 Guests at Tea Yesterday Rush Teas' in Vogt For Sororities at Junior College Over cups of tea, members three service sororites at Phi Junior college are viewing pative members the first three of this week when the "rush" teas took place. Phi Alpha Omega held Monday at 3 p.m., in the lounge. "Carnival" was the of the affair. A short was presented. Assisting L Newton, president were Brown of Fullerton and Carla Iahan of Anaheim. Today at 2 p.m., in the lounge the Kappa Lambda tea took place with "America Paris" as the decorative Miss Nancy Lee Carmichael librarian, is faculty adviser Jo Hawkins of Anaheim in dent of the Kappas. With the theme being kept Theta Nu Theta, the third holds its rush tea Wednesday p.m., in the women's lounge Kathi Sullivan of Fullerton dent: Entertainers will includegie Weber and Diane Chase of Fullerton, she said. Mi Kellogg, merchandising in is adviser of the Thetas. Other Kappa officers include verne Stanley of Buena P Brown and Eleanor Ustickerton, Joanne Votaw of and Stephanie Jones of On There's No Substitute for Circulation. YOUR NAME ADDRESS CANCER % YOUR LOCAL POST OFFICE Give to the AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY Miss Frigidaire As Republican Women Extend Hospitality to More Than 100 Guests at Tea Yesterday Red, white and blue was the decorative idea employed yesterday at the Republican Women's 'at home' tea party at the home of Mrs. Charles Neukom at 412-West Wilhelmina St., with more than 100 guests sharing the hospitality of the attractive home. Among the special guests were Mrs. Thomas Kuchel, wife of Senator Kuchel; Mrs. John A. Murdy, of Huntington Beach, wife of State Senator Murdy; Mrs. LeRoy Lyon Jr. of Fullerton, wife of State Assemblyman Lyon; Mrs. Walter Parke, president of the Republican Women's council of Orange County; Mrs. Charles Pearson, wife of Mayor Pearson of Anhelm; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors and Mrs. Emma Jackson, prominent Anaheim GOP workers. Honors went to these guests. Also present presiding at the tea and coffee urns for this special occasion was Mrs. Henry Kuchel, mother of Senator Kuchel. Hostesses for this very special occasion were Mrs. Nuekom, Mrs. James Carter, president of the local GOP Women's club; Mrs. Lester Ferrell, Mrs. J. J. Dwyer, Mrs. Gerald Endloott, Miss Frances Backa and Miss Katherine Steward. Hostesses for "kitchen" detail were Mrs. Alvin Connors, Mrs. Ronald Bran- Announcements Townsend club meets tomorrow night at the J.D. Rasmussen home Regular meeting of the NFMS, Schmelserbach chapter, is Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B.J. Rye, $41 North Reah St. Super Teens of the White Temple church meet Friday at 3 p.m. church parlor. Presbyterian Choir Mothers Guild will have its first meeting Thursday, at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. C.H. Johnson, 768 North Pine St. Lincoln PTA board meets Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alvin Rogers at 1225 East Oak St. St. Elizabeth Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church, meets Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the parish hall. Don, Mrs. Lane Fechter, Mrs. Elaine Turek, Mrs. O. B. Weaver, Mrs. A.P. Mitchell, and Mrs. Katherine Haverty. Whittier Light Opera Opens This Sunday Featuring colorful Spanish music, food, dancing and decorations the Whittier Civic Light Opera's gay "Flesta Grande" will be held from 4 to 12 p.m., Sunday Oct. 4 at the Patriotic Hall, $35 South Greenleaf. Three lively floor shows, under the direction of Teta Smart, will highlight the evening's festivities. Especially designed for children, the first show will feature entertainers from the younger set, while adult fare will be offered on the two later shows. Among the many attractions "Flesta Grande" will offer is an elaborately decorated pinata. When the pinata is cracked open by a blindfolded stickwielding child, all youngsters present will gather up the many presents and candy which will shower onto the floor. Light Opera members, wearing Spanish costumes, will serve in the adult and children games, white elephant-rummage sale and photography booths. A Spanish plate of tacos and beans will be served, as will homemade pies, cakes and candies. Coffee, Mexican chocolate, milk and soft drinks will keep thirsty celebrants happy. Also included in the evening's activities will be dancing and a raffle. Tickets can be purchased at the door or from any W.C.L.O.A. member. DE AND MRS BEEBE HOME Dr. and Mrs. J.L. Beebe are back home at Laguna Beach—Rockledge Rd., after more than 10 weeks vacation which took them on tour in Europe. Returning to the states they went into Ontario, Ca., where they visited in Mrs. Beebe's former home town. They returned then to Washington D.C., where they spent some time with Senator Thomas Kuchel, and spoke briefly with Vice President Richard Nixon. They were guests Miss Ellen Trompion Anaheim High School is blonde, 17 years old; blue eyes, weighs 135 pounds; high school or junior student in Northern County to enter this You may be one of the eight winners in Miss Frigidaire contest on the "Stairway Star" float in the Hafr festival. Free photo contestants. It costs to enter. For info phone 5703, or stop entry blank at B122 W.Broadway close October 7. Lines are with miracle make-up Imagine a make-up Presbyterian Choir Mothers Guild will have its first meeting Thursday, at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. C.H. Johnson, 758 North Pine St. Lincoln PTA board meets Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Alvin Rogers at 1225 East Oak St. St. Elizabeth Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church, meets Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the parish hall. Cancellation of the Santa Ana Orange Deanery has been necessary. It was to meet Tuesday in Anaheim. DR AND MRS BEEBE HOME. Dr. and Mrs. J.L. Beebe are back home at Laguna Beach Rd. after more than 10 weeks vacation which took them on tour in Europe. Returning to the states they went into Ontario, Ca., where they visited in Mrs. Beebe's former home town. They returned then to Washington D.C. where they spent some time with Senator Thomas Kuchel, and spoke briefly with Vice President Richard Nixon. They were guests of Comdr. and Mrs. Marshall Beebe while in that district. Commander Beebe is a cousin of the travelers who are former residents of Anaheim. Watch Repair Your watch is marvelous mechanism, withstands innumerable bumps but one day it will call for repairs—that is when it is time to bring it to us for service KENDRICK'S We Close Daily 5:30 P.M. Convenient Credit Terms 135 West Center Street Anaheim Rush Teas' in Vogue For Sororities at Junior College Over cups of tea, members of the three service sororites at Fullerton junior college are viewing prospective members the first three days this week when the annual rush" teas took place. Phi Alpha Omega held a tea Tuesday at 3 p.m., in the women's lounge. "Carnival" was the theme of the affair. A short program was presented. Assisting Louise Newton, president were Saundra Brown of Fullerton and Carol Calhann of Anaheim. Today at 3 p.m., in the women's lounge the Kappa Lambda Sigma took place with "American in Paris" as the decorative theme. Miss Nancy Lee Carmichael, college librarian, is faculty adviser, while to Hawkins of Anaheim is president of the Kappas. With the theme being kept secret, Theta Nu Theta, the third sorority, holds its rush tea Wednesday at 3 p.m., in the women's lounge, said Cathil Sullivan of Fullerton, president. Entertainers will include Marla Weber and Diane Chase, both of Fullerton, she said. Miss Mary Kellogg, merchandising instructor, a adviser of the Thetas. Other Kappa officers include Lauren Stanley of Buena Park, Pat Brown and Eleanor Ustick of Fullerton. Joanne Votaw of Whittier, and Stephanie Jones of Orange. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Wednesday, Sept. 30, 1953 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN - 7 Hindu Lectures At FUHS and FJC An audio-visual extension course of the University of California at Los Angeles presented by Lal Chand Mehra, noted lecturer on India and the Orient, began Saturday at Fullerton Union High School and Junior College, according to Stanley Warburton, superintendent. The class meets every other Saturday from 9:30 to 12:30 and from 1:30 to 3:30 in Room 317 of the Business Education building on the junior college campus. Three units of college credit may be gained by successful completion of the course; cost is $30. New registrations will be accepted at the class meeting on Oct. 3, the deadline. Now a citizen of the United States, Lal Chand Mehra, comes from a high caste family of Amritsar, India. He received his early education in the schools and colleges of the University of Punjab, India. In America he received his A. B. and M. A. degrees from the University of California. Lal Chand Mehra has distinguished himself as a lecturer on India and the Orient, and also has made a mark as a character actor and technical adviser in the fields of radio and motion pictures. New Motel Planned at Corona Del Mar CORONA DEL MAR—Plans of W. E. Kirkwood of Pasadena to build a 21-unit motel and swimming pool on an acre site at Corona Highlands, at edge of Corona del Mar, were disclosed today. Kirkwood told the Newport Beach City Planning Commission that he expects to sink $100,000 in the project. WILL NOT SACRIFICE quality for economy and speed in dry cleaning. 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