anaheim-bulletin 1953-10-13

County Fran Sterling — Editor 75 FUHS Students Sparkle in Pleiad Society With High Scholastic Record for Last Term Slightly more than four per cent of students at Fullerton Union High School are members of the 1953 fall-term Pleiad Society, scholastic honor group, whose membership can qualify only by hard work: three A's and a B, not counting physical education, for the previous semester. Total Pleiad membership at present is 75, compared with 67 last year at this time. This figure does not include freshmen for either the fall term of 1953 or 1952, since freshmen were not in school the previous semester to qualify. This year's 4.2 per cent, based on senior, Junior, and sophomore enrollment, compares almost identically with 4.2 at the same time last year when fewer students were enrolled. Leading the Pleiad group this year are seniors with 32. The same class, junior last year at this time, led at that time with 24. Second in numbers this year is the sophomore class with 27, although the sophomores were second last year (now juniors). Third group this year in number of Pleads is the junior class with 16. In the second semester last school year, spring of 1953, all classes were represented among Pleads, including freshmen, with 99 members listed. Numbers according to classes were 33 freshmen, 26 seniors, 24 juniors, and 16 sophomores. Current Plead list is as follows: Charles Barlow, Richard Barnes, Judy Bauerlein, Norma Beck, AniLinda Cano, Pat Childs, Mary Ann Church, and Pat Clabaugh. Also Margie Clark, Linda Conkling, Dorothy Currul, Juana Dalton, Kaye Del Giorgio, Ann DeWitt, Susan Evans, Jean Fergus, Jerry Gaines, Mildred Garlitz, Dorlye Godding, Elaine Godding, Pat Goss, and Greg Guth. More Pleads are George Hagn, Marlene Hesser, Penny Hineman, Tommy Irwin, Don Jacobson, Leta Jolly, Linda Keel., Alice Kinletz Ruth Kriesant, Linda Kroeger, Grace Lindow, and Gail Lucas. Also there are JoAnna McGaughy, Margo Sue Metzer, Judie Moore, Shirley Moore, Virginia Munhall, David Musgrove, Phillip Nickell. Charles Pease, John Phelps, Chuck Pyron, Jeannie Ranney, Nancy Rapp, Phyllis Rawlings, Gerow Reece, Judy Richards. Others are: Lois Sharp, Carol Ilene Smith, Dianne Smith, Carol Snyder, Barbara Sorensen, Joyce Spaluding, Lee Staves, Marshall Stanton, Don Stoughton, Jeanne Takido, Gracie Villagomez, Judy Wadsworth, Diane Wakoski. Bill State President Welcomed a student at Fulerton School was the Calliope president of Future Senior Marjorie Wolford of Mr. and Mrs. Alan 1310 N. Farrington Drive Marjorie was elected president last October where representatives o chapters gathered in st elon. Her home then wa s in Northern California. Previously she had b section president of Fu makers representing se nia counties. The state into 13 sections. Miss Wolford has b maker president and a club at Westwood for as well as a member of council and administra t at the high school. Also o filleted with the Girls' sociation, Girls' League american Club, Thespian Committee, and Californi sch Federation. She will attend and this year's convention a ilomar, on October 16 visors and delegates from making department will 'Sailcloth or Sat i Reciprocity Tea Buena Park's Women will be hostess to a reciprocity tea, Thursday 15 in the clubhouse. Plans for the day he announced by Mrs. Perry, program chairm e the special guest spea fanny Macenroe of We Give A W. Green Stamps The Diamond Store of Anaheim Open Fridays 'Til 9 P.M. DIRILYTE National Sale Weeks Grace Lindow, and Gall Lucas. Also there are JoAnna McGaughy, Margo Sue Metzger, Judie Moore, Shirley Moore, Virginia Munhall, David Musgrove, Phillip Nickell, Charles Pease, John Phelps, Chuck Pyron, Jeannie Ranney, Nancy Rapp, Phyllis Rawlins, Gerow Reece, Judy Richards. Others are: Lois Sharp, Carol Ilene Smith, Dianne Smith, Carol Snyder, Barbara Sorensen, Joyce Spaluding, Lee Staves, Marshall Stanton, Don Stoughton, Jeanne Takido, Gracie Villagomes, Judy Wadsworth, Diane Wakoski, Bill Watt, Sherri Weese, Jenny Lind Wilkinson, Valerie Williams, and Dennis Wilson. Don Bradley Voter FJC Business Group Don Brandley of Norfolk been elected 1953-54 preside Future Business Leaders ca club at Fullerton Juni Other new officers include Armstrong, Laguna, vice-Lurita Johnston, Aretia Freda Kuster, Norwalk, and Art Cook, Orange publications chairman. The FBLA, reorganized devotes its interest to student problems and proceeds year one of its field trips central office of the Bank in Los Angeles. Advisory club is John E. Collins, bucation instructor. HILGENEER MORTUAR Faithful, Courteous. 120 E. Broadway. 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DIAMOND STORE JEWELERS 132 W. Center Street Phone 3947 State President, Future Homemakers Welcomed as Transfer Student, FUHS Welcomed recently as a transfer student at Pulerton Union High School was the California state president of Future Homemakers, Senior Marjorie Wolford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alan Wolford of 1310 N. Farrington Drive, La Habra. Marjorie was elected California president last October at Asilomar, where representatives of about 150 chapters gathered in state convention. Her home then was Westwood, in Northern California. Previously she had been elected section president of Future Homemakers, representing seven California counties. The state is divided into 13 sections. Miss Wolford has been Home-maker president and a member of the club at Westwood for four years, as well as a member of the student council and administrative council at the high school. Also she was affiliated with the Girls' Athletic Association, Girls' League, Pan American Club, Thespian Society, rally committee, and California Scholarship Federation. She will attend and preside over this year's convention, again at Asilomar, on October 16 and 17. Advisors and delegates from the homemaking department will also attend. 'Sailcloth or Satin' Reciprocity Tea Subject Buena Park's Woman's Club will be hostess to a County reciprocity tea, Thursday, Oct. 15, in the clubhouse at 2 p.m. Plans for the day have been announced by Mrs. Melvin Perry, program chairman, with the special guest speaker, Mrs. Fanny Macenroe, of the Mae At a recent meeting of the Fullerton club, attended by 40 members, Marjorie was introduced by the local FUHS president, Junior Carole Chesley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Chesley of 11632 Romneya Drive, Anaheim. Miss Chesley is also a member of Girls' Athletic Association, Y-Teens, and is basketball manager at FUHS. Next meeting of Future Homemakers will be October 23, following the Asilomar convention, when local delegates are to report on activities there. Trade Journal Tells Of Anaheim Festival Three local Anaheim retail stores were honored in a Hallowe'en feature published in the September issue of the trade journal Toys and Novelties. The article, written by W. B. Stoddard, mentions Hallowe'en window art in the display windows of the Kiddy Center, Webber's Book Store and the S.Q.R. Store. A complete resume of the Hallowe'en festival from the early morning break to the climax in the Annual Hallowe'en street parade, is cited in the story. The publication, Toys and Novelties is distributed throughout the nation to manufacturers and retailers. Local FFA Meet Show Prize C Prize beef cattle rares of the Anaheim future Farmers of America exhibited Saturday by at a field day held Ranch near Escondido. Exhibiting the five cattle were Eddie W. Peltzek, Dan Garrisborne, Bill Stoffel, Frank Busalid, Fred McCuiston, Denny Brury Fischbeck, Richard Sammy Loard, Duane my Robertson Richard Hagen, Bob Maahs, Pand Louis Correa. ANAHEIM TEXTILE'S 5th ANNIVERSARY Come! Help Us Celebrate Our 5th Year of Business in Anaheim A FREE SOUVENIR – USEFUL NOVEL ADVANCE AND SIMPLICITY PATTERNS IN STOCK 36" SANFORIZED DENIM—Lge. assortment of attractive plaids, stripes or solids. Reg. 69c a yd. SPECIAL 36" SUEDE FLANNEL—Plaids and figures of a heavy weight flannel for shirts. Sanforized. Reg. 79c yd... 36" IMPORTED VELVET — Navy. Brown and Black—SALE $1.00 Sailcloth or Satin Reciprocity Tea Subject Buena Park's Woman's Club will be hostess to a County reciprocity tea, Thursday, Oct. 15, in the clubhouse at 2 p.m. Plans for the day have been announced by Mrs. Melvin Perry, program chairman, with the special guest speaker, Mrs. Fanny Macenroe, of the Mae Norton Studios. It will be the first presentation of her lecture, "Sailcloth or Satin." Mrs. Macenroe has appeared on the television production Cavalcade of Books. Hostess-chairman for the tea is Mrs. E. W. Thurman. Decorations will be made by Mrs. John Redmon. Mrs. Frank O'Brien has requested members to bring a selection of their hobbies and handiwork to be displayed. Don Bradley Voted Prexy FJC Business Group Don Brandley of Norwalk has been elected 1953-54 president of the Future Business Leaders of America club at Fullerton Junior College. Other new officers include-Patti Armstrong, Laguna, vice-president; Lurita Johnston, Aretia, secretary; Freda Kuster, Norwalk, treasurer; and Art Cook, Orange, public relations chairman. The FBLA, reorganized last year, devotes its interest to study of business problems and procedures. Last year one of its field trips was to the central office of the Bank of America in Los Angeles. Adviser to the club is John E. Collins, business education instructor. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE 4105 MANY SPECIALS Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING A FREE SOUVENIR—USEFUL, NOVEL ADVANCE AND SIMPLICITY PATTERNS IN STOCK 36" SANFORIZED DENIM—Lge. assortment of attractive plaids, stripes or solids. Reg. 69c a yd. SPECIAL 45¢ yd. 36" SUEDE FLANNEL—Plaids and figures of a heavy weight flannel for shirts. Sanforized. Reg. 79c yd... 36" IMPORTED VELVET — Navy, Brown and Black—SALE $1.00 yd. 27" WHITE FLANNEL OUTING Regular 35c yard 27¢ yd. 36" PINWALE CORDUROY Beautiful fall colors. Regular $1.49 Qual. SALE 85¢ yd. 36" PLAID GINGHAMS Sanforized — Fast Color. Ever popular fabrics from the Comal Mills. Reg. 78c yd. SALE 49¢ yd. 36" PRINTED Outing Flannel Small and Large Prints for the entire family. Reg. 49c yd. Special 35¢ yd. NYLONS, RAYONS A large assortment of all nylons, ny mixtures, rayon sultings, sheers, so plaids and prints Values to 1.98 a yd. SALE 39" Plaid & Check TAFFETAS A tremendous assortment of colors and styles. SALE 39" Unbleached Musli Fine quality — 80 sq. at the price you have been looking for ONLY 45" CELANESE SHANTU 45"Celanese Shantung. Six beautiful fall shades. ONLY Rayon Marquisett 42" by 81". Clearlight finish Regular 139. SALE PINKING SHEARS Now everyone can have one At only pr.$1.00 FORGED STEEL SCISSORS Plastic Shoe 6' by 6' — Many textures MANY SPECIALS Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Ph. 5450 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING CARE FOR YOUR WATCH SEDLOCK Jewelers HOS LOS ANGELES STREET ADVERTISED IN LIFE • Look Collier's Farm Journal and by AMOS'n' ANDY on the Rexall Radio Show Sundays ... CBS THE Rexall ORIGINAL 1¢ SALE WED. THRU SAT. OCT. 14, 15, 16, 17 HEYING REXALL DRUG 144 W. Center, Phone 3204 PINKING SHEARS Now everyone can have one At only ___ pr. $1.00 FORGED STEEL SCISSORS 4" by 7" for all sewing needs. SALE ___ pr. 59°C PRINTED PLASTIC For Drapes and Curtains ___ yd. 15°C PRINTED PLASTIC DRAPES Many Colors and Patterns Regular 1.98 ___ pr. $1.00 Look! 45” DRAPERY FAILLE Peercord and Nubcord. This beautiful fabric regularly sells up to 1.49 a yard. 15 decorator ___ yd. 69°C EYELET TRIMMINGS 5¢ yd. 7” ZIPPERS 6¢ ea. ANAHEIM TEXT 112 E. CENTER “ANAHEIM'S LEADING YA Local FFA Members Show Prize Cattle Prize beef cattle raised by members of the Anaheim Chapter, Future Farmers of America, was exhibited Saturday by FFA members at a field day held on the Lilac Ranch near Escondido. Exhibiting the four classes of cattle were Eddie Williams, Doug Peltzek, Dan Garrison, Jim Seaborne, Bill Stoffel, Eldon Laird, Frank Busald, Fred Roberts, Don McCuliston, Denny Brownfield, Jerry Fischbeck, Richard Williams, Sammy Loard, Duane Koesel, Tommy Roberison Richard Pike, Garry Hagen, Bob Maahs, Ken Valentine and Louis Correa. Those attending the field day festivities were given a special lunch through the courtesy of the Bank of America, sponsors of many FFA events. First place in the exhibition was a warded to FFA members from Antelope Valley. At Anaheim Hospital Saturday - Monday ARRIVALS — Mrs. Lorena DeGroff, Anaheim Mrs. Novalla Neher, Anaheim Mrs. Phyllis Kimberlin, Anaheim Mrs. Charlotte Sandoval, Anaheim Ellis Hobbs, Anaheim. DEPARTURES — Mrs. Dolores Johnson, Anaheim Mrs. Ella Williams, Anaheim Mrs. Violet Hester, San Clemente. Mrs. Charlotte Sandoval, Anaheim. HOUSES BOUGHT FOR CASH HOUSES FOR SALE at Stanton House Movers Corner Orangethorpe & Stanton BUENA PARK Phone Buena Park 369 SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14 DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 A.M. OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. FRI. & SAT.. L, NOVEL IN STOCK attracECIAL 45¢ yd. heavy 59¢ yd. $1.00 yd. 27¢ yd. NS, RAYONS ment of all nylons, nylon on suitings, sheers, solids, nts a yd. SALE__ 88¢ yd. Plaid & Check AFFETAS assortment styles. SALE__ 68¢ yd. pleached Muslin - 80 sq. at the price you king for ___ 29¢ Yd. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY NESE SHANTUNG FAILLE nese Shantung. Six fall shades. ONLY___ 88¢ yd. Marquisette Panels earight finish SALE___ 88¢ Plastic Shower Curtains '6' by '8' — Many textures, colors and 94¢ STARTS WEDNESDAY, OCT. 14 DOORS OPEN AT 9:00 A.M. OPEN UNTIL 9:00 P.M. FRI. & SAT. FREE! FREE! LINED DRAPES MADE FREE! MAKE YOUR SELECTION FROM OUR TABLES OF DRAPERY FABRICS FROM OUR REGULAR STOCK. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS THIS VALUABLE DOOR PRIZES Every customer has a chance. Drawing at 8 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 17. Winner need not be present. First prize, Joy Pinking Shears, Second prize, Beacon Blanket. Third prize, Shower Curtain Set. 36" COLORED BURLAP Marquisette Panels earlight finish SALE 88°C Plastic Shower Curtains 6' by 6' — Many textures, colors and patterns. Values to 3.98 Irreg. ea. Ruffled Plastic Curtains Beautiful Colors for an economical and practical window trim. SPECIAL ea. Plastic Tablecloths 54" by 54". Hundreds of patterns to choose from. 59°C Reg. to 1.19 ea. 45" HOFFMAN SUITINGS Light and dark checks & patterns. Reg. 99°C 1.79 a yd. yd. CLARK'S THREAD 800 yds., white & black, no. 50 SALE 28°C ea. 36" COLORED BURLAP 5 Colors — Reg. 69c SALE 38°C yd. 45" CHROME-SPUN BARK Newest fade-proof fabric SALE 98°C yd. ANTIQUE SATIN DRAPES Suitable for draw. Six popular colors $4,98 pr. TEXTILE STORE LEADING YARDAGE CENTER" ANAHEIM 2068