anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-03

Here and There Mrs. Mabel Eaton has returned from a ten-day visit with her daughter and family in Blythe. Five Fullerton Junior College students represented their college at the state convention of Future Business Leaders of America in Sacramento, April 30 — May 1. They were Gene Saquety of Whittier, president of the FJC chapter of FBLA, Lurita Johnston of Fullerton, vice-president; Janet Asawa of Anaheim, Anna Nose of Buena Park, Diane Van Winkle of Fullerton, accompanied by John Collins, faculty adviser. Grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Alden of Kenway are receiving congratulations for their son Richard F. and his wife on the birth of their daughter Amy Elizabeth at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles Friday. The infant has been named Amy Elizabeth and is the first grand daughter in the immediate Alden family. She has a brother Dana, awaiting her arrival at the family home in Beverly Hills. Maternal grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. Dana Latam of West Los Angeles. Carl Zimmerman, 714 S. Lemon St., is accepting watch repair work. Fine selection of watch bands. Mr. and Mrs. Rolf Ludwig of 625 North Hawthorne welcomed their baby son at St. Joseph hospital April 30. Nell Eldred, employee at the Savings Building and Loan, is vacationing in Mexico. Pirates to Invade OCC Carnival Day PTA COUNCIL HEADS - Elected to serve as leader of the Anaheli Investment of Youth building was Mrs. Carl Hatfield (center) are Mrs. Louis Bircher, recording secretary; Mrs. Arthur Ko Hatfield) Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie, second vice president; Mrs. C to right) Mrs. Floyd Boyer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Russ G. Head, treasurer; Mrs. Clyde Dunton, historian. Joanne Carter Again Feted at Shower Miss Joanne Carter, who is to wed at St. Boniface Catholic church this next weekend, was the special guest at a shower party given by Mrs. Jan Spikerman and Mrs. Bill Franklin in the Spikerman home on South Citron Street. Centerpiece for the gift table was a bride and her bridegroom standing under an arbor of orange blossoms and pink rose buds. In the games Mrs. Richard Tozer, Mrs. Charles Lawrence and Pirates to Invade OCC Carnival Day Sw buckling pirates will invade the Orange Coast College campus on May 7, according to Dean Fred Huber, and those not in traditional costumes will receive cursory treatment. The annual college carnival will get under way at lunch time on that day. Booths will be erected just outside the college library with hucksters and pitch men making with the voices on behalf of sideshows, baseball throws, fortune telling, weight lifting and other games of skill. Scheduled for later in the afternoon is the annual baseball game between the "old men" of the faculty and students. On into the evening, the "Shipwreck Dance" in the Student Center will flatten the arches of students and alumni alike until midnight. The annual festivity is under the sponsorship of the Interclub Council with Donna Austin, Huntington Beach, chairman. Prizes will be awarded during the day for students with the best beard, the "scraggilest" beard, the most humorous costume and most original costume. Classes, for that day only, are over at 11 a.m. with the remainder of the day (and night) given over to the carnival. Pomona College Glee Club Sings Tuesday At Corona Del Mar The Pomona College Men's Glee club will present a formal concert at 8 p.m. Tuesday May 4 in Corona del Mar elementary school. The concert is sponsored by the Community church (Congregational) of Corona del Mar and will include Mozart's "Song of Brotherhood", a group of American folk songs, a 16th century motet, several Pomona College songs, and other selections. Barry Rumbles, baritone, who has studied under Lotte Lehman and has been soloist for several Tournament of Roses celebrations in Pasadena, will sing a group of songs. The 35-man Glee club is conducted by William F. Russell, chairman of the college music department who was choral director at Harvard University and Radcliffe college before joining the Pomona faculty three years ago. The club has been chosen again this year to sing at the Ojal Festival later in May. Orange County members of the club include Philip Anthony, Westminster; Delbert Elliott, La Habra, and Chester and Douglas Horton, both of Santa Ana. Douglas Miss Joanne Carter, who is to wed at St. Boniface Catholic church this next weekend, was the special guest at a shower party given by Mrs. Jan Spikerman and Mrs. Bill Franklin in the Spikerman home on South Citron Street. Centerpiece for the gift table was a bride and her bridegroom standing under an arbor of orange blossoms and pink rose buds. In the games Mrs. Richard Tozer, Mrs. Charles Lawrence and Mrs. Denis Cushing won the awards. Other guests, not mentioned above, sharing the party were Mrs. Herbert Carter, mother of the bride-elect; Mrs. Leo Irwin, Mrs. Theodore Carliss, Mrs. Guy Hiserodt, Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. Harold Bratt, Miss Ruth Martin, all of Anaheim; Mrs. John Allen of Fulerton. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Henry Martens, Mrs. Paul Petersen, Mrs. Ray Pelle, Miss Evelyn Pelle, Mss Mary Jean Bushman and Miss Virginia Hiserodt. Pomona College Glee Club Sings Tuesday At Corona Del Mar Niecec Flower Girls Niecec of the bride, Greta Elitiste, served as flower girl; formal frock was styled from aqua crystalline ternial and fashioned identical to matron of honors. Nieces, Flower Girls Niecec of the bride, Greta Elitiste, served as flower girl; formal frock was styled from aqua crystalline ternial and fashioned identical to matron of honors. Reception Details At the reception, attended more than 250 relatives and friends the mothers of the young coor Mrs. Aspelin and Mrs. John Prudames of 1941 Orchard A Los Angeles received the guest the bridal party. Fathers of young people are deceased. Later the new Mr. and Verla 122 S. Lemon Street Anaheim • KE 5-4925 Climatized Air-Conditioning ed by William P. Russell, chairman of the college music department who was choral director at Harvard University and Radcliffe college before joining the Pomona faculty three years ago. The club has been chosen again this year to sing at the Ojal Festival later in May. Orange County members of the club include Philip Anthony, Westminster; Delbert Elliott, La Habra, and Chester and Douglas Horton, both of Santa Ana. Douglas Horton is accompanist for the club. COLD FUR STORAGE The Only Safe Protection Against MOTH - HEAT FIRE - THEFT Cold Storage Vault On Premises Have Your Furs RESTYLED NOW AT REDUCED PRICES! OLIVE M. DULING FURS 218 N. Broadway Santa Ana KI 2-1223 Orange County's Foremost Furrier Mrs. Carl Hatfield Elected Head of Anaheim Parent-Teacher Association Council Group The Anchelm Council of Parents and Teachers Friday, at a meeting in the Investment in Youth Building included the business of annual reports and presentation of district awards with the installation of 1954-55 officers. Mrs. John Henry, president presided at the meeting. Officers installed were Mrs. Carl Hatfield, president; Mrs. Arthur Korn, first vice-president; Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie, second vice-president; Mrs. Louis Bircher, recording secretary; Mrs. Floyd Boyer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. G. Head, treasurer; Mrs. Clayton Hosea, auditor; Mrs. Clyde Dunton, historian; Mrs. Russell Renner, parliamentarian. Mrs. Avery Streech, president of the Fullerton Council of Parents and Teachers, served as installing officer. She stated "Council officers and chairmen need to remember that they are counsellors and the smoothness of the local units depends on the experience and the thought given by counselors to guidance." The program featured an panel on health and highlighting the public safety week with following members participating: Mr. S. Shirley Fritcher, dental hygienist; Mrs. Elizabeth Gates Mann and Mrs. Johnson Cudney, elementary school nurse; Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, consultant in physical education in the Anaheim Elementary schools; Mrs. Irene Wise, nurse from the Orange County Health Department at the Los Alamitos elementary schools, and Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, high school nurse. A movie, "A Grim Fairytale," and short question period concluded the program. Mrs. Henry introduced Paul Demaree, principal of the Anaheim Union High School district and Paul Cook, superintendent of the area was announced by rest Simonton, parent chairman. The following Fourth ribbon awards were received to Anaheim Union High Broadway, Cypress, Georgetown, Lincoln, Fremont, Los Alamitos and Thomson. Program blue ribbon to Anaheim Union High Alamitos, George Washington moat and Cypress, Rent went to Benjamin Franklin Colin, Loara, Horace Thomas Jefferson; white Broadway. Publicity record book were as follows: Benjamini, Loara, Lincoln, Thomson, Cypress, Anaheim University School, Broadway, Georgetown and Fremont; seance Mann, and third, Thomson. Fourth District PTA set for May 20 at Los Naval Air Base at Los Members were reminded "VIP" display cards to your windshield for an admission to the reserve area. Next council meeting is May 28 at Investment Building. Mrs. Renner presents of appreciation to Mrs. her fine leadership. Accgavel, Mrs. Hatfield p returning leader with the past president's pin. Special luncheon guest V. O. Elliott, principal Washington school, and Hopper, teacher, Member George Washington PTW. W. Davenport, Don C. Tuttle, E. W. Mulder Rowland, were hostesses. Women carrie lou sutherland ~ editor Victoria Freeman and E. M. Prudames Vows in Los Angeles Shatto Chapel Victoria Freeman and E. M. Prudames Vows in Los Angeles Shatto Chapel Atto chapel at the First Continental church of Los Angeles the impressive setting for the ring rites uniting Ida Victoria man of Scarff Street, Los Anand E. M. Prudames, also of Angeles, the bride given in age by her brother-in-law, at E. Lindsay. The bride is the daughter of A. Evald Aspelin of 131 West West, For her wedding she wore futifully designed blush pink the skirt ballerina in length, well falling to her shoulder. Orchid and lilies of the valoral arrangement was carried the bride atop her white prayer was attended by Mrs. Robndsay of Anaheim, sister of bride. She wore a pale green fashioned similar to the and carried a spray of pink white carnations. By other attendant was Mrs. Pelko of Glendale, her gown from aqua crystalline matand fashioned identical to the of honors. Nicees, Flower Girls ce of the bride, Greta Lee served as flower girl. Her frock was styled from net affeta. Decorations at the chapel altar in all white spring flowers candles burning during the ony. Man duties were in charge Harold Donaldson of Burbank ushering done by James Hiller, rd Main, Richard van der Jack Goldsmith and Max Associating clergyman was Dr. A. Peterson. Reception Details the reception, attended by than 250 relatives and friends, others of the young couple, Aspelin and Mrs. John S. James of 1941 Orchard Ave., Angeles received the guest with bridal party. Fathers of both people are deceased. Mr. the new Mr. and Mrs. home at 6838 North Rockhold Ave., Glendale. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college. Her bridegroom graduated from Los Angeles schools and California Institute of Technology at Pasadena. Journalism Contest At Forest Lawn Goes Into Final ‘Stretch’ Forest Lawn’s $12,500 Journalism Awards contest headed into its final two weeks today as the 15 finalists chosen from more than 1100 student entries submitted their final essays to an editorial board of Los Angeles newspapermen. Tuesday, May 18, the prize winning journalists will be announced at the Journalism Awards Banquet at the Abassador Hotel in Los Angles, where guest of the evening will be Senator John Bricker (R), Ohio. The contest is held each year by the Forest Lawn Foundation with colleges participating. They are Pomona, Redlands, Pepperdine, Occidental and Claremont Men's College. The winning college receives $5,000, winning student receives $1,000 to further his education. Other cash prizes range from $2,000 for the second best college to a minimum prize of $100 for each finalist. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results READY FOR OCCUPANCY! 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Program blue ribbons went to Anaheim Union High school, Los Alamitos, George Washington, Premont and Cypress, Red ribbons went to Benjamin Franklin, Lincoln, Loara, Horace Mann and Thomas Jefferson; white ribbon to Broadway. Publicity record book awards were as follows: Benjamin Franklin, Loara, Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Cypress, Anaheim Union High school, Broadway, George Washington and Fremont; second, Horace Mann, and third, Los Alamitos. Fourth District PTA meeting was set for May 20 at Los Alamitos Naval Air Base at Los Alamitos. Members were reminded to get "VIP" display cards to display on your windshield for Anaheim for admission to the reserved parking area. Next council meeting date is May 28 at Investment of Youth Building. Mrs. Renner presented a gift of appreciation to Mrs. Henry for her fine leadership. Accepting the gavel, Mrs. Hatfield pinned the returning leader with the council past president's pin. Special luncheon guests were V. O. Elliott, principal of George Washington school, and Charles Hopper, teacher. Members of the George Washington PTA, Mmes, W. W. Davenport, Don Herring, W. C. Tuttle, E. W. Mulder and Dan Rowland, were hostesses. District Juniors Have Catalina Meet Orange County Junior Federation of Women's clubs this week end at Hotel Saint Catherine's Santa Catalina, was the official hostess unit to the Southern District Federation members at the spring conference. Heading the local county group was Mrs. Norman Watson with Mrs. Dennis Wood of Carlsbad presiding. New officers elected were headed by Mrs. Daniel Young of San Bernardino, president. Sessions opened Friday with the recognition of new juniors (Mrs. E. E. Patmor of Santa Ana, district advisor officiating) reports of club presidents as highlights. Marie Dutton to Teach In Bakersfield Schools The teacher Placement Bureau of New Mexico Western college has announced that Miss Marie Dutton has accepted a position at Bakersfield, to teach in the lower grades. Miss Dutton is the daughter of Mrs. M. P. Dutton of 506 North Zeyn St. and is a graduate of Anaheim Union High School. Her activities while at Western include the Home Economics club, International Relations club PTA and the Newman club. She will receive her BS degree from Western in May and will begin her teaching in September. Rites at Capilla De San Antonio Unites Helen Katherine Meixner, Raymond Millett The attractive garden chapel at Capilla de San Antonio was the setting for a wedding Saturday at two o'clock in the afternoon uniting in marriage Helen Katherine Meixner of Los Angeles daughter of the late C. R. Meixner and Mrs. Florence Meixner of 201 South Palm St. and Raymond Ernest Millett of Los Angeles. The bride was lovely in her white ballerina length wedding gown the very full skirt of the sheerest 'of nylon tulle worn over a hooped satin petticoat. The lace bodice had a delicate Pearl trim and she wore a white hat band trimmed with lily of the valley which held her shoulder length veil to her hair. Gift of her bridgroom, a Pearl necklace, was her only jewelled adornment. Orchids and lily of the valley fashioned the bride's bouquet. She was escorted to the candle-lighted altar decorated with white flowers, by her uncle, Harry E. Hose of Long Beach. Officiating clergyman was the Rev. F. W. Neidringhaus, pastor of the First Congregational church at Santa Ana with more than 35 immediate relatives and close friends witnessing the rites. Attending the bride was Mrs. Urgea J. Blake of Long Beach worn over matching taffeta, for the occasion. It was accented by a corsage of Talisman roses. Her small hat and other accessories harmonized with her dress. The young couple are spending a honeymoon week at desert resorts before leaving for an extended motor trip through the South, up the eastern coast to Montreal. They will make their home in Montreal where the bridegroom is affiliated with Investment and Real estate firm. For traveling the bride chose a shell pink linen costume accented by the orchid from her bridal bouquet. She has been employed as a secretary with a Los Angeles firm. BANDIT TRAP. CAMBRIDGE, Mass.-(UP) Announcements A. B. Paul WRC meeting is this Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Magnolia Parent Teacher Association installation meeting is tomorrow, row, 2:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Rabbit department of the Orange County Farm Bureau meets for pot luck dinner and business program Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the Bureau hall. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results OA NOA It's lush, blossoming new perfume... the of the tropics. Noa Noa (no-uh no-uh, fragrant) is marvelous as the Gauguin mired it. 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