anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-05

ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Monday, October 4, 1953 Women carrie lou sutherland ~ editor Walter Knott Details Calico Deserted Mining Town for Executives' Secretaries Executives' Secretaries of Orange County and their guests had an interesting evening at Knott's Berry Farm recently, when they gathered in the Calico Saloon where they were entertained with singing and dancing in true mining town style. After a exciting ride on the Ghost Town and Calico Railway, secretaries and guests enjoyed a delicious steak dinner in the beautiful new Garden room. Dinner music was provided by Blue Eagle, a real "Honest Injun" who sang several camp-style songs, accompanied on the guitar by Dee Woolen. Marie Nelson, program director, introduced her boss, Walter Knott, who gave avid account of the phenomenal growth of Knott's Berry Farm and the subsequent acquisition of "Calico"—a deserted mining town located near Barstow. Actual purchase of the land was made about two years ago with the idea in mind of restoring it as it was during the booming days of the silver strike, 1880. Knott estimated that it will take about 15 to 20 years to complete the project but feels that the final replica will be a tribute to an important phase in California heritage. Group's Philantropics Presiding was Enid Edmond of Northrop Aircraft-Anaheim Division, who gave special commendation on the work of the Philanthropy committee: Eleanor Preberg, chairman, and Ida Middleton and to attend since he was being transferred from the El Toro Base shortly. Parsonage Fund To Benefit From Rammage Sale With proceeds to go into the parsonage fund, members of Wesley Methodist church will sponsor a rummage sale on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week at 234 East Center St. In addition to the usual clothing and bric-a-brac there will be a few antiques, dolls, sewing machine, baskets, and new handmade articles, according to Charles Davis, chairman of the affair. Hours will be from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. each day with a cooked food sale being held on Satufday morning. Plan Horace Mann First PTA Meeting Thursday Night The board meeting of the Horace Mann Parent-Teachers Association was held in the auditorium of the Horace Mann school with 20 members. Mrs. Vernon Starr Plan BPW Week "Once a year, during Business Women's Week, Business and Professional Women's Clubs all over the nation focus the normally trovered spotlight of their attention inward upon themselves said Kathryna, Maloney, president of the California Federation Business and Professional Women's Clubs today. Mrs. Maloney has announced the California Federation will observe the 26th annual Business Women' Week with other BPW club throughout the nation Oct. 11 to 17. "They not only honor success business women of their communities, but insoding they rededicated themselves to the idea the fourers of our organization left trust." Theme of Week This year's Business and Professional Women's Club program theme is "The Ramparts Build.. Prosperity for Freedom." "Actually," said Mrs. Maloney. "That's only a pat phrase to describe our aim as business professional women to support strong national economy as a barkwork for stabilized world conditions and for freedom at home abroad." "The ideal business woman is a mainspring in her community she's alert to job opportunities she understands the relations of jobs to business and of hometown businesses to world trade. She knows that the ramparts we build are strengthened by the exchange of goods throughout a free world." "Only by fostering such a men-borship can we maintain our goals: To elevate standards for women in business and the professions; to promote the interests of business and professional men; to bring about a spirit cooperation; and to extend opportunities through education, in trial, scientific, vocational." Presiding was Enid Edmond of Northrop Aircraft-Anaheim Division, who gave special commendation on the work of the Philanthropy committee: Eleanor Preberg, chairman, and Ida Middleton and Dorothy Lindsay. They have delivered magazines to the women's ward at the county hospital, and presented $100 to the Orange County Pediatrics Staff Fund for the organization. A wheel chair to the Orange County Society of Orffled Children and Adults, a Thanksgiving basket to a needy family in the county, were also a part of the Philanthropies program. Annual Christmas party for underprivileged children and a $50 scholarship to a young woman interested in secretarial career are also "in the making." Special guests of the evening were Helen Cameron and Leo Turpin of Alex Tamale Company, Anaheim, and Mrs. Oulida Flack, Guy F. Atkinson Co., Long Beach chapter was also in attendance. Mrs. Ann Patterson of the American Vending Company, Santa Ana, was welcomed as a new member. Mal Harry J. T. Ellez, executive officer of the El Toro Marine Corps Air Station, said farewell to Executives' Secretaries as this was the last meeting that he and his wife would be able. 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It was unanimously agreed that all P.T.A. meetings for this term of school will be night meetings and will be held in the Premont Auditorium, due to the fact that a kindergarten class is being held in one part of the Horace Mann auditorium. The first regular meeting will be held Thursday night Oct. 8 at 7:30 at which time the teachers and other school personnel will be introduced. Refreshments will be served in the Premont cafeteria immediately following the meeting. Mrs. Louis Wents was appointed secretary, filling the vacancy left by Mrs. William Slynn. Mrs. Kenneth Heuler accepted the vacancy of historian previously fulfilled by Mrs. Don EnEarl. Both the Synn and EnEarl families have moved from the Horace Mann district. Mrs. Cudney, the school nurse, announced immunization dates, notices of which will be sent to the parents as a later date. New chairmen appointed as this meeting were Mrs. Alex Mitchell, legislation; Mrs. Harry Unlick, emblems, publications; Mrs. Sybil Rogers, music, and Mrs. Ronald Brandon, publicity record book. Mrs. Starr urged all present to attend the Elementary School board meetings. Refreshments of coffee and doughnuts were served by Mrs. Howard Hanson, Mrs. Bert Coupland and Mrs. Robert Quast. CAL-TECH Freshmen Elect First Officers James W. Workman of 18851 East Santiago Blvd., Orange has been appointed treasurer of the Freshman class at the California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, to serve until class elections are held in January. The others are: John B. Adams, 608 West Highland, a graduate of Santa Ana Senior High school; Lawrence R. Harvill, 710 Grafton Pl., Anaheim, Anaheim Union High; Norman E. Marsteller, 1013-D. North Ross, Santa Ana, Redondo Union High; R. Edward Park, 10391 Randall, Orange, Orange Union High; and Stephen Z. Stewart, 8501 Hansen, Buena Park, Anaheim Union High. THE June graduates of Marywood School, Anaheim, have enrolled various institutions for the continuation of their education point of time, Jean Schultz, a heim, was the first to commit her advanced work in July. Schultz entered Permanente School of Nursing at Oakland, Calif., resa O'Marra and Helen Neve have also decided upon nursing their profession. Miss O'Marra now a student-nurse at Mercy Point, San Diego, and Miss Neve is at St. Elizabeth's Hospital, Hillsville, Ill. In point of distance, Mary F. Anaheim, and president of it 53, has traveled the farthest she is now a freshman at Tra college, Washington, D.C. Fred Stehly and Dorothy Hyb both of Anaheim are at Mount Mary's college, Los Angeles. Brown, Santa Ana, and Judith Mori, Anaheim, have joined freshman class at Immaculate College, Los Angeles. Judith Milla, Louise Gallagher, Castillo, Patrick Mack, all of helm, Barbara Schafer, La H and Yvonne Miller, Fullerton commuting to Fullerton Junior lege. Evangelical Junior WSWS Group Guide In Stockwell Home Junior WSWS of the Evangel United Brethren church had meeting at the home of Mrs. win Stockwell with Mrs. W Visel, Mrs. Verona Rhode N.Dale Dawson, and Mrs. F Stockwell assisting. Surprise layette shower led Mrs. Phyllis Monohan of Ta Ana with the group play this part of the program after business session. Devotions led by Mrs. Robert Buils. Mrs. Floyd Stockwell entered the membership with appropriate solos with Mrs. Joe Weaver accompanying. Results Are The Proof Of paper Circulation. INIAL look of rich and glowing newness through our personalized cleaning... today's most modern method of cleaning and conditioning garments. We think you'll like our prices, speed and service, too... we know we'll try very hard to please you. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Phone 4618 Start Today. EARN A FULL 3½% CURRENT RATE OFFICERS & DIRECTORS Wm. T. Wallop—President Dr. W. L. Bigham—Vice-Pres. Everett M. Cone—Vice-Pres. Elmer E. Bruce—Secretary Robert S. Borden— Asst. Sec. and Mgr. W. B. Sheppard—Asst. Mgr. H. H. Benjamin—Director Dr. Charles V. Schutz—Dir. FUNDS BROUGHT IN Between OCTOBER 1st and OCTOBER 10th WILL DRAW Full Interest FROM October 1st Our 54th Year in Anaheim The SAVINGS LOAN & BUILDING ASSOCIATION OF ANAHEIM 211 E.CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 ON BPW Week Once a year, during Business Women's Week, Business and Professional Women's Clubs all over the country spotlight of their attention upon themselves," Kathryna, Maloney, president of California Federation of Business and Professional Women' Week, another BPW club throughout the nation Oct. 11 to 17. They not only honor successful women of their community but insolving they rededicate themselves to the idea the founders of our organization left in Theme of Week The year's Business and Professional Women's Club program is "The Ramparts We Prosperity for Freedom." It actually," said Mrs. Maloney, it's only a pat phrase to describe our aim as business and professional women to support our national economy as a bulldozer stabilized world condition for freedom at home and abroad." The ideal business woman is inspiring in her community; alert to job opportunities; understands the relationship to business and home-business to world trade. She is that the ramparts we build strengthened by the exchange goods throughout a free world. To elevate standards for women in business and the proms; to promote the interests business and professional women to bring about a spirit of operation; and to extend opportunities through education, industrial scientific, vocational." OES Reception Fetes Deputy Grand Matron Camille Deane Tuesday evening Chispa Chapter No. 151, O.E.S. was hostess to 300 members and friends at a reception honoring Camille Deane, deputy grand matron of the 94th district. Mrs. Deane, wearing a beautiful red lace gown and carrying a bouquet of desert flowers, was given special escort by Marshalls, Margaret Peterson and Doris Ryan, notables escorted were, Past Grand Matron Helen Louise Edwards, Past Grand Matron Thelma Bailey, Past Grand Treasurer, Eva Harriet Boyd and Grand Sentinel, Dolora K. Burnham of the Grand Chapter State of California, Order of the Eastern Star. Those of the 94th district escorted were, Mildred Reaf, worthy matron and Joe Putnam worthy patron, Garden Grove chapter, Agnes Snasdall, worthy matron and Ansgar Olsen worthy patron of Huntington Beach, Alva Humbert, worthy matron and Clyde Spencer worthy patron of Seal Beach. Present deputy grand matrons were Agnes Leyhey, Gertrude Lindsey, Edna Mae Ember, Margaret Okserstrom, Muriel Harding, Deloris Armstrong Edith Staculp, Edith Vanderlinder, Frieda Pert, Ruth Marsh, Willa Mae Nichols, Minnie Harris. Deputy grand matrons were Irma Lockenmyer, Grace Irvine, Clara Wilson, Eva Boyd, Esther Sanman, Dorothy Little-John and Maude Sanger. Solos were sung by Doris Ryan, and Edith Shuman accompanied by organist, Arron Dean, Presentations were made to Mrs. Deane by various chapters, officers and associates. Mrs. Deane, after introducing her family, closed the evening with an inspiring speech. The dining room was decorated in the desert motif with cacti and desert flowers. The centerpiece on the head table was an exact replica of the new desert home of Mr. and Mrs. Deane, surrounded by sand, cacti and miniature ceramic animals. Marita Organ, general chairman and her committee, were responsible for the lovely refreshments. BOWL ASSOCIATION MEETS Hollywood Bowl Association voting members today will elect a board of directors for the ensuing year at the annual session. Voting members include those who have contributed $10 or more to the Association or purchased tickets in that amount. Irving M. Walker, vice president will preside at the meeting with a review of past season's activities to be presented. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Offer Craft Club Youth Program The Recreation Department Anaheim announces the organization of Craft Clubs on all school playgrounds under the supervision of Miss Margie Henderson. Miss Henderson has instructed two summers at the city park now teaching the first grade Lincoln school. Craft Clubs will include a gram planned for children third to sixth grade. Each week complete project will be completed "With the Craft Club program children see, feel and experiment working with various materials." Each project is a new expert and brings forth new creative pressions that mold a stronger actor and personality along with the opportunity to create something useful," says Mrs. Henderson. Craft Clubs will be organized the following areas: Monday each week—Horace M. school. Tuesday each week—Benjie school. Wednesday each week—G Washington school. Thursday each week—Tha Jefferson school. Friday each week—Lincoln Membership in the club is... PARK IN ANA FOR YOUR SHOPPING 13 Big Well FREE Parking USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING PARKING USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARKING Indicates City Area Ride Park 3½% CURRENT RATE INSURED SAVINGS INSURED to $10,000 S ION CENTER ACROSS FROM CITY HALL — JUST FOLLOW TH Luther League Plans Services at Regular Worship October 11 The Luther League of Anaheim’s Grace Lutheran church has made plans for a program to be presented Sunday, Oct. 11. It will be a youth service to take place at the regular wqrship, 8:15 and 10:45 a.m. hours. Three young men, who were the league’s delegates at Purdue University, are to speak. They are Howard Olson, Don Thompson, and Erland Eberhard. Jack Bultena will give the gospel and epistle, and Miss Gerry Dupius the closing prayer. Others in the league will participate in the preparations. As this is another league project, a special offering will be taken. cents a month. This fee covers the cost of materials used, and will not vary from month to month. Parents wishing further information about the club are urged to call the Recreation Department at City Hall, 7291. BAXTER'S ORCHESTRA Available For Dances, Parties, Etc. Phone Anaheim 5483 After 6 P.M. BOOK REVIEWS BEGIN The 1953 Anaheim Library Book Review attractions start Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. with Mary Greer Scarborough of Los Angeles to again be the featured artist. The reviews are open to the general public and will be directed on the same schedule as those enjoyed last year. There’s No Substitute for Paid Circulation. 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