anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-06

Women carrie lou authorland – editor Details of Ferguson-Simmons Wedding In Flamingo Chapel at Las Vegas Mr. and Mrs. Richard Simmons,nee Louise Ferguson, are announcing the details of their marriage at Las Vegas on Sept. 30. Official挂住 the rites were John N. Lythe with the double ring ceremony performed in the Flamingo Wedding chapel at seven o'clock in the evening. Attending the bride were her two daughters Betty Lou and Barbara Lee. For her wedding, Mrs. Simmons chose a St. James rose satin gown with overcoat of cotton tulle. Her flowers were white orchids and old remembered the sentimental moods of an old gold brooch belonging to her mother, a single strand of matched peach, a gift from her bridegroom; a delicate bare handkerchief removed from a friend Mrs. Elaine Smith and the traditional blue garter. Betty Lou Ferguson as hostess wore as are blue satin and bright yellow dress and carried a muggy of yellow carnations and roses. As junior bridesmaid, Barbara Lee was dressed in a lovely brick of sunshine yellow satin and roses, be musey fashioned from pink coralines and roses. The chapel altar was decorated with white chiffon and pink rose with the same colors dominating the courtyard" for the bride at the Flamingo dining room. Set Art Association Meeting Program at Fullerton Library The October meeting of the Orange County Art association, to hold this Thursday night in the Lecture hall of the Fullerton Public Library, will begin at 7:30 p.m. instead of the usual 8 a.m. All members and others who wish to attend are asked to come early as the program will start promptly. The special feature of this evening will be a "wall crout" or decoration of the members' paintings of exhibit in the Lecture hall by William Moore, instructor in color design and painting at Choumart Art Institute, Los Angeles. Moore, who is a well-known display and interior designer as well as one of the best teachers at Choumart, also designing custom furniture and in color consultant to several major West Coast firms. She attended at the Rudolph Shire School of Design in San Francisco. R. C. Calls for Overseas Work Opportunities for women recreational work cele immediate paid assignments for two of duty in the Far East announced today by Joe son, chairman of Antee of the American Re "The Red Cross has provided recreation ties for able-bodied men the armed forces service in time of war." The Now it is planning to service, at the request, to combat post-ration in morale which when the driving impatiens is over. Red Cross coldokol bar to those which World War II will see curry forces in Korea insisted, "providing recreational and leisure activities, exclusive of meals for able-bodied U.S. included outposts where special services and other services are limited." Those Edge To be eligible to work with coldbolobles, women between 23 and 50 years college training or give in recreation, edutainment speech or art scale will be declining in background色 In addition, it pays maintenance all of its overseas cording in Thompson. Women selected for weeks of recognition headquarters in Wash., and then go overseas enlisted also in a parade in Japan, all will be given their accommodations. Lowly Tin Can Gets Lead Role in GFWC Drive For Restoration of Independence Hall State 'Y-Kick-Off Kapers' Tonight Ceramic Artist Illustrator Spends To School Mothers For Student at SLC National Head on International Club R. C. Calls for Overseas Workers Opportunities for trained young women recreational workers to receive immediate paid Red Cross assignments for two years tours of duty in the Far East were announced today by Joe R. Thompson, chairman of Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross. "The Red Cross traditionally has provided recreational activities for able-bodied personnel of the armed forces serving overseas in time of war." Thompson said. "Now it is planning to expand this service, at the request of the military, to combat possible deterioration in morale which often occurs when the driving impetus of combat is over." Red Cross clubmobile units similar to those which operated in World War II will serve U.S. security forces in Korea, he continued, providing supplemental recreational and leisure time activities, exclusive of meals and bikes, for able-bodied U.S. troops in isolated outposts where military special services and community resources are limited. Those eligible to be eligible to work with the clubbobiles, women must be between 25 and 80 years of age, with college training or general education, music, speech or art. The salary scale will be determined according to background and experience. In addition, the Red Cross pays maintenance and travel all of its overseas personnel, according to Thompson. Women members will receive two weeks of association at Red Cross headquarters in Washington, D.C., and then go overseas. They will be entitled also to a short training period in Japan after which they will be given their Par Easen account. Wallbank to Discuss Palestine on AUHS Forum Monday Night Presenting the essential facts needed for an intelligent understanding of "Palestine Today," Dr. T. Walter Wallbank will speak before the Anaheim High school forum Monday night, Oct. 12. Dr. Wallbank is widely known as a popular and challenging speaker on world affairs and current problems before forum meetings. A lecturer in frequent demand, he brings to big audiences the facts of a scholar, yet refined and humanized for quick and clear comprehension. As an author of note Dr. Wallback has written widely used history of civilization used in American schools and universities. All forum meetings are held in the Anaheim Union High school auditorium on Monday nights at 7:30 p.m. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. There is no admission charge. FREMONT PTA DRIVE Fremont Parent-Teacher association is opening a membership drive with the slogan of "1883-84 Being," "A million work in unity," your opportunity join the PTA." Because of increased enrollment in the school a great increase in membership is expected. Changing Trends CJCSA Discussion Problems of student government and changing trends on college campuses will be discussed in three conferences of the California Junior College Student Government Association. It was disclosed today by Russ Patterson, student president at Santa Ana College. The first conference in Thursday at Palmerton Junior College, from 9 p.m., primarily for members of the Eastern Junior College conference. Another set for Oct. 20 at Santa Maria for all Southern California junior colleges. The final session on Nov. 18, 20, and 21 will be at Ashmar on a statewide basis. Topics will include problems of the women students, men students, social functions, school function school publications, school spirit, student finances and assemblies. Working with Patterson on the Den Executive Board are Ron Gorman, Virginia Webster, Bob Sutterer, Renald Burkhart, Bob Bradley, Jeanne Lanaster, Bob Darin, Bob LaPorte, Judy McKin and Gersten Hegel. The drive started Monday and will conclude Friday at 3 p.m. Mrs. A.P. Habener and Mrs. Leavin Ford are chairman. Anaheim Coed Baton Twirler At Santa Ana College Yells and spirit college games and are conducted this year. Yell King Jim Net by Ted Meyer and Linda The songleaders Webster, Judy Cole Bagerty. Nan Morales, of Jenette Frather, of baton twirlers for building groups, aided by Barger of Santa Ana marched with the last year. Head flagger Joanne Schrader of aided by Carl May, Jane Markham, Ext Terese Seekey. Gordon Wheatley, music staff, in choral events for games. Volunteering as co-chair of the football games of the 19th Rillee Marine Reserve The U.S. Naval Amphibian Depot, in Geal Beach their Marine blues in full ceremony of rite if it's News You The Bulletin PARK In Ana FOR YOUR SHOPP 13 Big We FR Parkin USE THIS MAP F Parking USE THIS MAP FOR TO PARK - JUST FOLLO Anaheim Coed Gets Baton Twirler Post At Santa Ana College Yells and spirit at Santa Ana college games and assemblies will be conducted this year by Head Yell King Jim Newton, assisted by Ed Meyer and Bill Reed. The songleaders are Virginia Webster, Judy Cole and Barbara Bagerly. Nan Morales, of Anaheim and Jenette Prather, of Tustin will be baton twirlers for music marching groups, aided by little Janice Barger of Santa Ana, who also marched with the SAC bandlast-year. Head flagtwirler will be Joanne Schroder of Santa Ana, aided by Carl May, Joan Pedden, Jane Markham, Ethel Flores and Teresa Seeky. Gordon Wheatley, of the college music staff, is in charge of musical events for games. Volunteering as color guards for the football games are members of the 15th Rilee Co., USMCR, Marine Reserve Training Center, U.S. Naval Ammunition and Net Depot, in Seal Beach. The men in their Marine blues furnish a colorful ceremony of raising the flag. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Name FJC Octette Members of Girls And Boys Groups Members of the Fullerton Junior College men's and women's octetten for the new school year have been selected, announced Kenneth Helvey, director. The Singing Hornet's men's ensemble includes tenors, Arthur Cook of Orange, Gary Kusenil of Fullerton, John Ernie and Andy Clay of Anaheim; baritones John Greenville of Garden Grove and Romayne Hawkinson of Fullerton; bassen. Accompanist is Frank Buff of Fullerton. In the Women's Ensemble are Andrea Williams, Orange, Betty Carson and Margie Weber, Fullerton, and Mary Lynne Elliott of Orange soprano; Beverly Covlin of Whittier, Barbara Ojeda of Tustin, Eva Stanaway of Whittier, and Theo Dwinnell of Fullerton. Their accompanist is Nancy Kerlen of Bellflower. Both the Singing Hornet and the Women's Ensemble will have a full schedule of appearances for service clubs, women's clubs, and other organizations during the year, said Helvey. They also participate in college assemblies. A number of joint appearances are usually scheduled, too. The two group joined, become a "swing choir." EASY WAY OUT MEMPHIS, Tenn. 60—Birthdays are no problem for Mrs. Byrle Kynerd. Her husband and her two sons have the same birthday. PAUL'S BARBER SHOP 407 So. Spadra. Fullerton P. KOENING Formerly at 245 W. Center. 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