anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-06

Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Ebell Club Launches Year with Program On Books, Current Events; A. B. Paul, WRC Present National Colors, Leaders Honored Despite the intense heat yesterday the Anaheim Ebell club opened its 1983-54 year with a capacity attendance. Every facet of the afternoon session was packed with interest starting with the luncheon at 12:10 p.m. and concluding with the highlight of the afternoon, the review of currently popular books and word picture of world events and international field by Lorita Baker Valley. Presiding over her first general meeting as president was Mrs. Charles Bush. Mrs. Valleyly introduced her talk with briefs on her summer activities stressing her work with "young America." "It was refreshing," said the speaker. "I delivered back to Ancient Greece history and again relived those stories which have been a part of childhood reading for years. We speak of subversiveness. Did you know that the perfect subversive story of all times is none other than 'The Knights of the Lound Table.' What a conviving group of leaders in King Arthur's court. Russia's policy today of dividing forces and then moving in the totalitarian state was excellently operated in that story." Referring to the common use of "Tron and Bamboo Curtains" Mrs. Valleyly said that one writer-critic had suggested that Eisenhower name a chairman of galley to offset the "Gloom Curtain" that seems to have enveloped political leaders. 'Harvey' Is Illusive Says Star in FJC Fall Play Keeping track of an unheare, who is the co-star, duo rehearsals of "Harvey," Fuller Junior college annual fall has difficulties for Bob Ritt who plays the other lead. Ritchie, who portrays "Elle P. Dowd," is attending he Georgia Baptist Theological Society at the same time that he a student at Fullerton. He has become a chaplain in the Force on completion of his study. The role was made famous by E. Brown of stage and so fame. "I get a kick out of this news Bob," but I can't keep up of "Harvey" on the stage due to rehearsals." His role requires to carry on lengthy conversions with the unseen and sometimes slightly confused rabbit. Keen straight face during these scenes he says, is hard. The most cult moment, he says, is lost at "Harvey" as if he were there while introducing the next to other characters. "Harvey" had a long run on New York stage and won a larger Prize. In the Saturday view of Literature, John M. Brown wrote in 1944, "Few actors have been more real than sixteen seasons than the sizeable tentall who gives 'Harvey' name...before the evening er, Harvey does seem so that the soberest dries out could sweat he existed." Directing the Fullerton college fall play is Alex O'Drake drama instructor. Other men of the cast include Bobbie Fennion, Marian Caracasca, Bob Judy Mills and Charles Lawall of Anaheim, Andrea Willis of Orange, Dan Rogers of San Bernardino, David Hall, Shirley Daryl Gary Kuenzell, Frank Ruff, Theo Dwinell of Fullerton. Did you know that the perfect subversive story of all times is none other than "The Knights of the Sound Table." What a convincing group of leaders in King Arthur's court. Russia's policy today of dividing forces and then moving in the totalitarian state was excellently operated in that story." Referring to the common use of "Iron and Bamboo Curtains" Mrs. Vallely said that one writer-critic had suggested that Eisenhower name a chairman of galley to offset the "Gloom Curtain" that seems to have enveloped political leaders, correspondents, commenators and writers. It was said that newspapers seem to feature the gloomy side of the situation as the top story," said the speaker as she cleverly added, "Some politics say that there are cracks in the 'gloom curtain' and through it will always be the engaging grin of President Eisenhower." U. S. Top Problem Moving to more mundane things, the speaker said that the most important problem facing our nation today is the loss of prestige. She called attention to the President's talk in Boston and added that any blow to freedom in this country or any country is a blow to the freedom of the entire world. Using Cabot Lodge's talk on the United Nations she quoted, "The U. N. is the greatest single place where the strength of the free countries can be built up and the world work toward peaceful unity." She dwelt on the strength and polished on Taft, terming him as the greatest authority on political science in his day and said that he was referred to the "Iron Man" at the Nation's capitol. "It is too bad that he is not around to see the result of his work and to witness the much-needed changes take place in the U. N. Constitution. Taft was a thoroughbred. Although he suffered bitter party defeat there was one thought he held close, that of the success of the present administration at Washington." California Recognition "Hasn't California surged ahead." Persian Adventure; Eleanor Roosevelt; "India and the Awakening World;" James Hilton's Time and Again; Harnett T. Kane's "The Lady of Arlington;" Bing Crobsy's "Call Me Lucky;" The Right Place for Love by Charlotte Edwards; Margarethe Shank's "The Coffee Train;" Pearl Buck's "Come, My Beloved;" Nicholas Monsarrat's "The Story of Ether Costello;" Ruth Moore's "A Fald Wind Home." Mrs. George LaFollette, program chairman of the club, introduced the speaker. WBC Presents Flag One of the most important moments of the meeting was the presentation of the American flag to the Ebell club by the A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps with Mrs. Leona Hull, patriotic chairman of the Corps officiating. Color bearers were Mary Mitchell, Julia Cox, Emma Yale and Myrtle Heying. Miss Lena V. Rowe, citizenship chairman for Ebell led the patriotic ceremonies for the club with Mrs. Bush, president accepting the large flag. Momenta were held for Mrs. Luhu McFall, Mrs. John Brastad and Miss Sophie Rimpan with Mrs. Joe Thompson in charge. New Members Mrs. Fred Lee presented new members at this first meeting. They were Mrs. John Kemper, Mrs. Russell Ireland, Mrs. William Hutton, Mrs. Mike Grandi, Mrs. Evert S. Peterson, Mrs. Duke Clark Jr., Mrs. Eugene Magge, Mrs. Sybel Rogers, Mrs. B. R. Coupland, Mrs. A. E. Martin, Mrs. Chester Ferris. Art corner interest centered on citizenship with historic pictures displayed. Co-chairman of the corner are Mrs. H. W. Sausberry and Mrs. Lloyd C. Burrows. Honor Section Leaders Honors went to members at the birthday table which was in charge of Mrs. E. P. Hapgood, chairman. Honors also went to section leaders, Mrs. Claude Slack Mrs. Ray Reafmyder, Home and Garden; Mrs. R. T. Parsons, Mrs. Charles Schmidt, Tessella; Mrs. R. J. Berryman Jr., and Mrs. Charles Houston, Toast- Announcements George Washington PTA Active Board is holding its first meeting of the year tomorrow 9:30 a.m. In the school auditor A special conference with president, Mrs. E. W. M will be held for all chairmen room mothers at 9 a.m.; pre-member board meeting. Free Methodist church woman holding a rummage sale East Center St Thursday 9:30 a.m.; Cooked foods sold on Saturday. Report on Federation man was given by Mrs. H. P. Toblin Mrs. Bush naming the new gates to conferences and offices They are Mrs. LAF Mrs.Toblin, Mrs.John Boves Fred Larsen, Mrs.Mark Stenson, Mrs.Ralph Focht, and Spencer. Curator's report wen by Mrs.S.K.Watters. Luncheon table decoration in the fall colors, these bows with the attractive interior clubhouse which was re-decided this past summer. There's No Substitute for Circulation. 40th Anniversary Year 1913 HER MAJESTY new WED-LOK* ensembles "HER MAJESTY" new WED-LOK* ensembles Diamond solitaire engagement ring, 2 side diamonds, 3-diamond wedding ring. $280 Both Rings Diamond solitaire engagement ring, 2 side diamonds, 5-diamond wedding ring. $350 Both Rings Distinctive designs...plus the hidden lock that prevents ring separation! Select your ensemble in white or yellow Tempered* Gold. You will agree—there are no finer rings in America! Prices include Federal tax. We Close 5:30 P.M. Everyday VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 190 W. CENTER ANAHOMI CAL CONVENIENT TERMS Harvey' Is Illusive Days Star in FJC Fall Play Keeping track of an unseen who is the co-star, during harassals of "Harvey," Fullerton or college annual fall play, its difficulties for Bob Ritchie, plays the other lead. Ritchie, who portrays "Elwood Bowd," is attending he Califaian Baptist Theological Seminat at the same time that he is student at Fullerton. He plans to become a chaplain in the Air force on completion of his studies. He was made famous by Joe Brown of stage and screen. Get a kick out of this role," Bob, "but I can't keep track of Harvey" on the stage during harassals." His role requires him to lengthy conversations in the unseen and sometimes totally confused rabbit. Keeping night face during these scenes, harassays, is hard. The most difficult moment, he says, is looking "Harvey" as if he were really while introducing the rabbit other characters. Harvey' had a long run on the New York stage and won a Pulllion Prize. In the Saturday Review of Literature, John Mason wrote in 1944, "Few characters have been more real of retreat seasons than the sizable coltail who gives 'Harvey' its name...before the evening is over, Harvey does seem so real that the soberest dries out front and swears he existed." Directing the Fullerton Junior George fall play is Alex Omalev, a drama instructor. Other members the cast include Bobbie Petterley, Marian Caracasa; Bob Calvo, Mary Mills and Charles Lawrence of Anaheim, Andrea Williams Orange, Dan Rogers of San Gagel, David Hall, Shirley Doane, Bryce Kuenzil, Frank Ruff, and Jeff Dwinell of Fullerton. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Clare of Traval Center Inc., Los Angeles and Mrs. Ellen Brattlofs and daughter, Elaine have returned from the sixth annual Western Regional conference of American Society of Travel Agencies held at Santa Cruz, Oct. 2, 3 and 4. Elaine was queen of Across American Tours. She is employed at Northrop. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ellsworth of 11120 Highway 101 are the parents of a son born at St. Joseph hospital Oct. 4. EX-CEL-CIS COOSETICS Mrs. M. P. Thaxton, 118 N. Resh St., Anaheim, Phone 4009. Mrs. L.S. Leachman of Sapulpa, Okla. is visiting with her sister and mother, Mr. Louis Hoskins and Mrs. Minnie Galloway of this city. Rummage Sale by Wesley Methodist Church, 234 E. Center, Thurs. Frl., Sat. Cooked Food Sale Sat. morning. Poultry department of the Farm Bureau is meeting tonight at the Farm Bureau hall with Dr. E. E. Jones State Pathological laboratories, to speak. Crime Discussion Scheduled at Fullerton Forum October 15, David Dressler to Speak How crime touches every one of us, and why it is our obliquity and to our interest to combat it will be discussed at Fullerton Forum by Dr. David Dressler, not criminologist, on Thursday, Oct. 15, at 7:30 p.m. In Fullerton Union High school auditorium, it was announced yesterday by Walter Pray, moderator. Forum grams without charge. Anyone's children may become criminal unless they are understood as well as the pre-disposing factors concerned, Dr. Dressler states. Overprivileged children are as susceptible as under-privileged. Realization of what makes people "tick" and the mainsprings of social behavior are important in prevention or correction of crime he declares. No one is born criminal and there is no gene for criminality in the chromosome, but we ourselves make criminals—for various reasons—the tune of a half million new ones each year. Effective means of coping with this ever-enlarging problem are the chief interest of Dr. Dressler, who will explain some methods used while executive director of N.Y.State Division of Parole from 1939 to 1948. Dressler has had several careers—as social worker, penologist, university instructor, writer and editor—with considerable success in each. He has spent 20 years in the field of crime—not, he adds, as a pioneer of the "profession." He edited with maladjusted children, quents, and criminals of all in Chicago, Cleveland and York. In California he was suptant to Governor Warren's mission on Cases of Crime. His work includes setting many new correctional systems in breaking of many major cases including such cases as Murder the Arsenal Mob, and the murder. 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STORE Center at Lemon Phone An. 2138 at Fullerton Pressler to Speak and why it is our obligation we discussed at Fullerton Public criminologist, on Thursday evening Union High school auditorium, Pray, moderator. Forum procrime—not, he adds, as a practicer of the "profession." He work- with maladjusted children, delin- ents, and criminals of all ages, Chicago, Cleveland and New York. In California he was con- tant to Governor Warren's com- mission on Causes of Crime. His work includes setting up of any new correctional systems, and law enforcement duties resulted in breaking of many major crimes, including such cases as Murder, Inc., Arsenal Mob, and the Tresseur. Travel Films Shown ... Mrs. Mildred Browning of the Santa Ana Business and Profe- nial Women's club showed a travel picture for YWCA mem- ers of Santa Ana College at a recent potluck supper at the Co- na Del Mar home of Miss Gene- ave Humiston, club advisor and college registrar. New Officers for Legion Auxiliary District Installed Twenty First District meeting of the American Legion auxiliary held at the Anaheim Legion hall Sunday was excellently attended with 90 sharing the dinner pre- paired by the Anaheim unit and witnessing installation ceremonies. Louise Johnson, president of the local auxiliary was general chairman of arrangements with Esther Schultz, presiding 1m- nelle Carlson of Moreno Valley, past district president officiated at the installation rites. Other officers are Helene Bender, Corona, first vice president; Hassel Rokes, Fullerton, second vice; Edna Hintringer, La Habra, secretary-treasurer. Elvamae Jones, distinguished guest chairman presented the Auxiliary dignitaries attending the conclave. Reports and plans for the ensuing year were discussed. Project for the coming year, "buy tools for occupational therapy for the Long Beach Veteran hospital" was presented. Next meeting will be in Hemet on Dec. 3. Hospitality Tea Hostessed by Rotary-Anns Mrs. M. Gauer, Mrs. Richard Gay, Mrs. E. P. Hapgood, Mrs. T. Middleton and Mrs. Claude Owens, members of the Rotary Anns, acted as hostesses for this month's hospita- tility tea held at Dorothy-Wade Dinner house oh Saturday. The following newcomers enjoyed the affair: Mrs. John E. Berch, formerly Walnut Greek, Calif.; Mrs. Gloria Cerny, formerly from Chicago, Ill.; Shirley Fritcher from Los Angeles; Mrs. B. Higgembothom, from Winton, Calif.; Eleanor Jansen from Hollock, Minn.; Mrs. V. Key from Winton, Calif.; Mary Lyne from Pico, Calif.; Mrs. Grace Nic from England; Mrs. Phyllis Osgood, Ontario, Ca.; Mrs. Dorothy A. Pelton, Lincoln, Nebr.-f Patricia Schreiber, Long Beach Gertrude Sparks from Pontiac, Mich.; and Mrs. V. Wallace from Muncie, Ind. Highlight of the tea was the distribution of special gifts. They were donated by A. B. Richardson and Co.; Cotter's Men's Shop; Carmen's Flower Shop, and Safeway. 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