anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-06

IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY—Mrs. Lawrence Martin, far right, past president and life member of Magnolia association at an impressive candelight ceremony, Tuesday, as she charged each new ties of their newly won posts. Using the flames of the lighted tapers as symbols of their carry with them an ever burning light. Lights of leadership, dependability, courtesy, alertness, truthfulness. Officers seated during the afternoon meeting are (left to right) Mrs. Miton Taylillamentarian. Mrs. Frank McManus, auditor; Mrs. Clyde Hoskins, treasurer; Mrs. Lenzi Allred-Dunn, recording secretary; Mrs. Donald Wiley, vice president; Mrs. Verner Neher, president. Aluminum Awnings - Window Shades - Venetian Blinds - Drapery Hardware - Bamboo Shades & - Linoleum--All standard Brands. Asphalt. Cork. Rubber & Vinyle Plastic Tile. - Sink & Table Top Aluminum Awnings - Window Shades - Venetian Blinds - Drapery Hardware - Bamboo Shades & Draperies - Linoleum--All standard Brands. Asphalt. Cork. 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Robinson, worshipful master of the Buena Park Masonic Lodge No. 357, F. and A.M. Mrs. W. C. Briscoe, president elect of the P.T.A. and Mrs. Leonard Hamner, outgoing president were also introduced. The operetta was presented by students of the school under the direction of Mrs. Mitzie Magill. Staging and scenery were under the direction of Mrs. Florence Arnold. Mrs. Harriet Peth was in charge of the costumes. Mrs. Peth was assisted by the girls of the school. Several of the costumes were authentic Japanese clothes brought from Japan by Mrs. Magill's husband. Vahran Kerian was in charge of the programming. Boys of the eighth grade class were the stage crew. Those in the cast were Linda Moore who played the part of the traveller, Jim Tauley, emperor of Cathay; Dick Odle, prime minister; Billy Standford, music master; Murial Byars, Diane Brohill, Christine Causley, Carol Fujimo, Doris Fujimo, Diane Hickson, Linda Moore, Stella Walls, and Sarah Bach were Japanese maidens. Melisa Clifton, Pat Hart, Nancy Lopp, and Patsy Rymers were courtiers. Shirley Gerl'ch, Carolyn Helm, and Dorothy Ju acted as page Janie Hodges and Be were the dancers. “Flight of the Airship” theme Mrs. John J. W. minor past president of the district P.T.A. and insurer, chose for the ceremony. Mrs. W. C. Briscoe was as president and “pilgrim Emil Piegel first vice and “co-pilot”； Miss Bell, second vice-president one who keeps the chariot rolls new members; Mr Eggert, recording secret in charge of recording of the ship; Mrs Joe corresponding secretary one who informs the person’s progress; Mrs. Homom, treasurer and sr Mrs. H. R. Bousman his flight officer; Mrs. Dorothegomery, auditor and a stewardess; Mrs. Jackson, parliamentarian,istant to all flight officers. Mrs. Hammer presents Briscoe a corsage and his dent’s pin. Mrs. Briscoe past-president’s pin to Mrs. Hammer. Mrs. Hammer was given praise when she was praised honorary life member; P.T.A. by Mrs. Jack H membership chairman; membership was a gift executive board. Mrs. Briscoe’s gift to board was membership each one. A lavailer with emblem was given to Mr Magnolia PTA Seats President, Mrs. Verner Neher during Impressive Candlelight Installation STANTON—Mrs. Lawrence Martin, past president and honorary member of Magnolia Parent Teacher Association, was installing officer at an impressive ceremony, inaugurating the new officers of Magnolia school PTA. Using the candelight ceremony, Mrs. Martin charged each officer on the duties of her new post, flames of the lighted pastel-tapered symbolsizing the resemblances of each. Mrs. Verner Neher lighted the one of leadership as she assumed the duties of president. The act of dependability was given to the care of Mrs. Donald Wiley, president. Mrs. Homer Dunn, secretary, the light of alternness; Leni Allred, corresponding secretary, the light of courtesy; Clyde Hoskins, treasurer, trust of trustiness; Mrs. Frank Manus, auditor, light of efficiency; Mrs. Richard Yater, parlia-terian, light of understanding; Mrs. Milton Taylor, historian, light of truthfulness. Muster, as Mrs. Neher received the helm from Mrs. Roy Fierce, she sent the retiring leader with last president's pin. Mrs. Homer was also feted with a past resident's emblem, gift of Mrs. Price. Musical Program the retiring president presided during the first portion of the meeting. A musical program feat 1d numbers by the Magnolia-Savanna Mothersingers, directed by Mrs. Cecil Gray, and a trio consisting of Mrs. Lewis Wolters, violinist of Savanna district; Mrs. Tom Foody of Magnolia, 'cellist; and Mrs. Edna Drake of Anaheim pianist. Special introductory honors went to Mrs. Carl Hatfield, Anaheim Council Parent Teacher Association and Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie, retiring president, Cypress PTA. Business session included standing committee reports with Mrs. Neher and Mrs. Edmund Cook reporting on state convention activities. Paul Demaree, Anaheim High School principal, gave a brief explanation of the bond issue to be put before the patrons of Anaheim High school district on May 28. The measure will add 50 cents to the existing tax rate for malntenance of the new junior high schools he said, as he cited enrollment figures, both present and projected, and indicated the high school board's desire for passage of the issue. New business included a unanimous vote to apply for membership in Anaheim Council Parent Teacher Association, and discussion regarding the school picnic, June 4 at Irvine Park. List Trustee Candidates Members were reminded of the approaching trustee election Tuesday May 21 with Magnolia patrons to decide if they desire a three or five man board and whom to have serve. It was indicated that four candidates have applied for a possible three openings; Mrs. William Simmons and Arthur Domies indicating their desire for the three-year post being vacated by Clyde Morris whose term expires this spring. Clyde Hoskins and Homer Kirk have applied for the two additional trustee posts, if the patrons decide on a five man board. Name Committee Chairmen Standing committee chairmen for the association year 1954-55 as named by the new president are: Mrs. Evert Peterson and Mrs. Tillie Real were named new Neighborhood Chairman of the Girl Scout and Brownie Troops of the new Edison school and the Lincoln school respectively last week when the neighborhood leaders and assistants held a meeting in the Peterson home at 611 North Buttonwood St., Tuesday evening, April 27. During the evening the group discussed plans for the Brownie Day Camp and the established Girl Scout Camp. Special emphasis was placed on the urgent need for new leaders for the coming year at the new Edison school. Anyone in the neighborhood who is interested in working with the Brownie and Girl Scouts is urged to contact the Neighborhood Chairman, Mrs. Peterson, by calling KE 5-5416. At the closing of the business meeting, the following Girl Scout leaders and assistants were served strawberry shortcake topped with whipped cream, tea and coffee, by their hostess: Mesdames Margaret Peters and Dorothy Gates, sixth grade; Mesdames Muriel Taylor and Helen Blazes, fifth grade; Mesdames Marge O'Kane and Virginia Symonds, fourth grade; Mesdames Tillie Real, Chris Menzie and Kay Taylor, third grade; and Mesdames Natalie Ricketts, Virginia Shepherd, and Barbara Strate, second grade. Larry Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of 513 North Hawthorne St., celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday evening. April 28. Mrs. Schmidt served ice cream and cake to the following student's pin. Mrs. Briscoe past-president's pin to her ner. Mrs. Hamner was gift prise when she was pre-professor life members P.T.A. by Mrs. Jack Hickman membership chairman membership was a gift executive board. Mrs. Briscoe's gift to board was membership each one. A lavallier with emblem was given to Mr. The installation was not previously mentioned. Following the installment classrooms were openeditation. Northeast News Mary Jane Battaglia KE Tangeny and daughter of Norwalk. Mrs. Andrew Gandiud of Mrs. Leon Shimota of Buttonwood St., was surprised last week where of her friends and neig Buttonwood street brouthers and gifts to honor her 80th birthday. The birthday cake, a decorated with a frosting and white roses, was secreting ice cream, tea and coffee following ladies who he Gandiud observe the Mesdames Ted Bennett, Mast John L. Williams, Earl Marie Getz, Joe Mr Leon Shimota. Friends of Mrs. Gandiud interested to learn that Ms. diud, nee Ragnhild Thomson born April 27, 1874 in Ingdahlia, Norway. When 18, she came to the Unit and at 22, she married Gandiud in Brooten, M 1905 the Gandiuds took dence in Donneybrook, N they remained until A death in 1934. The Gandiud six children, four girls boys; and Mrs. Gandiud 16 grandchildren and t grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Walter and children, Larry, Lois of North Hawthorne Surned Sunday evening after spending the week-in Kernville with Mr. Fred Groh and children Phyllis, and Robert, Mrs.. Name Committee Chairmen Standing committee chairmen for the association year 1954-55 as named by the new president are: Mrs. Edmund Cook, ways and means; Mrs. Richard Reynolds, parent education; Mrs. James Allen, Founders day; Mrs. James Moore, membership; Mrs. Charles Morris, welfare; Mrs. Homer Kirk, health and safety; Mrs. Don Runyon, arts and floral; Mrs. Robert Johnson, citizenship; Mrs. William Simmons, Mrs. Roy Flerce and Mrs. Tom Foody, publicity and newsette; Mrs. Houston Nickens, hospitality; Mrs. Lee Vaughn, magazine; Mrs. Ralph Cornelius, devotional. First grade room mothers, headed by Mrs. James Moore, were social hour hostesses. Tables were colorfully decorated using May day in all its childhood glory as the central theme. Gaily decorated dolls forming Maypole "dancers" centered each table with spring flowers also lending spring time atmosphere to the activities. Assisting Mrs. Moore in this phase of the program were Mrs. Lynn Kelly Mrs. Houston Nickens Mrs. John Lynch Mrs. Milton Taylor Mrs. Edmund Cook and Mrs. Lester Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Rolff G. Ludwig of 625 North Hawthorne St., proudly announce the birth of their third child, a boy, at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange Friday evening, April 30. The infant, whom they have named David Everett, weighed seven pounds and six ounces at birth. The Ludwigs have two other children, Steven, aged seven and Cherilyn, who is four. Paternal grandparents of the children are Mr. and Mrs. George Ludwig of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Upton of Bayside, New York, are the maternal grandparents. Herbert Taylor, of 1252 East Wilhelmina, flew to the Midwest last Monday where he spent the week making business visits in Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs in Colorado and in Dallas, Tex. He returned home Saturday by plane. His brother, Melvin Taylor of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, spent the day Sunday, May 2, visiting him and his family here in Anaheim. Dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Kirkelle Jr., of 509 North Hawthorne St., Friday evening, April 30, were Dr. and Mrs. L.R. Mesdames Marge O'Kane and Virginia Symonds, fourth grade; Mesdames Tillie Real, Chris Menzie and Kay Taylor, third grade; Mesdames Natalie Ricketts, Virginia Shepherd, and Barbara Strate, second grade. Larry Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of 513 North Hawthorne St., celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday evening. April 28. Mrs. Schmidt served ice cream and cake to the following members of the family who came to help him observe the occasion: Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dick and children, Barbara Delbert, Carolyne, and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick and son, David, and Mrs. Billy Bullington and daughter, Mary, all of Anaheim, and Schmidt a nd Larry's brother and sister, Lee and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Rolff G. Ludwig of 625 North Hawthorne St., proudly announce the birth of their third child, a boy, at St. Joseph Hospital in Orange Friday evening, April 30. The infant, whom they have named David Everett, weighed seven pounds and six ounces at birth. The Ludwigs have two other children, Steven, aged seven and Cherilyn, who is four. Paternal grandparents of the children are Mr. and Mrs. George Ludwig of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Upton of Bayside, New York, are the maternal grandparents. Herbert Taylor, of 1252 East Wilhelmina, flew to the Midwest last Monday where he spent the week making business visits in Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs in Colorado and in Dallas, Tex. He returned home Saturday by plane. His brother, Melvin Taylor of Cananea, Sonora, Mexico, spent the day Sunday, May 2, visiting him and his family here in Anaheim. Dinner guests of Dr. and Mrs. George Kirkelle Jr., of 509 North Hawthorne St., Friday evening, April 30, were Dr. and Mrs. L.R. Mesdames Marge O'Kane and Virginia Symonds, fourth grade; Mesdames Tillie Real, Chris Menzie and Kay Taylor, third grade; Mesdames Natale Ricketts, Virginia Shepherd, and Barbara Strate, second grade. Larry Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of 513 North Hawthorne St., celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday evening. April 28. Mrs. Schmidt served ice cream and cake to the following members of the family who came to help him observe the occasion: Mr. and Mrs. Merle Dick and children, Barbara Delbert, Carolyne, and Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Dick and son, David, and Mrs. Billy Bullington and daughter, Mary, all of Anaheim, and Schmidt a nd Larry's brother and sister, Lee and Lois. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt of 513 North Hawthorne St., celebrated his seventh birthday Wednesday evening. after spending the week-long Kernville with Mr. Fred Groh and children, Phyllis,and Robert,Mrs. Walter Schmidt's sister, Bill Du Coing, son of Mrs. Ray Du Coing of 513 Buttonwood St., celebrates 12th birthday with a group friends Saturday afternoon. The young people enjoyed burger fry in the Du Coine yard and were served cake, ice cream and cookies opened his gifts.Mrs.Coine the group to Knott's Berry where they spent the rest of the afternoon: Michael ted of Rivera,Frances North Long Beach,Virginia duit of Lakewood,and liff and Karno Perez of A Of the above.Michael,and Virginia had been pants in Bill's fourth birthday celebration in Long Beach elg ago. Mesdames Tom Riley,json,David Snowand Ch Strickroth.all of East W street,t attendtheY.L.I.c partyand fashion show ad Berry Farm Saturday am May 1. Later the ladies met in the of Mrs.Beison at 1238 B helmina St.where they seefollowing husbands and ch delicious chicken dinner ley and children,Paticia,and Mike.Charles H.S.daughter,MaryJohnandchildrenAnnMarlie am my,andDavidSnowand DonaldandDouglas. Bulletin Want Ads Bring County Jim Duncan — Editor SOUTHWEST NEWS Barbara Kramp KE 5-8861 Janle Hodges and Betty Potter were the dancers. "Flight of the Airship" was the theme Mrs. John J. Vernon, junior past president of the fourth district P.T.A., and installing officer, chose for the installation ceremony. Mrs. W. C. Briscoe was installed as president and "pilot"; Mrs. Emil Piegel first vice-president and "co-pilot"; Miss Silvia Isabell, second vice-president and the one who keeps the charts and enrolls new members; Mrs. Dave Eggert, recording secretary, and in charge of recording the flight of the ship; Mrs. Joe Showalter, corresponding secretary and the one who informs the people of the ship's progress; Mrs. Herbert Folson, treasurer and stewardess; Mrs. H. R. Bousman, historian and flight officer; Mrs. Dorothy Montgomery, auditor and assistant to the stewardess; Mrs. James Jackson, parliamentarian, and assistant to all flight officers. Mrs. Hamner presented Mrs. Briscoe a corsage and the president's pin. Mrs. Briscoe gave the past-president's pin to Mrs. Hamner. Mrs. Hamner was given a surprise when she was presented an honorary life membership in the P.T.A. by Mrs. Jack Black, life membership chairman. The life membership was a gift from the executive board. Mrs. Briscoe's gift to her new board was membership pins to each one. A lavalier with the PTA emblem was given to Mrs. Vernon. Linda Bircher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bircher, of 1307 Crone Ave., who was chosen one of the representatives of the fifth grade of Loara grammar school to attend the school quiz program at KVOE in Santa Ana last Friday evening, tied with a fifth grade boy from Fullerton for the first place. She will also be on the show May 30, to see which one of them will win first place. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Burt, spent a wonderful weekend at Big Bear at the opening of the trout season. It is reported that it was so cold that every time they threw their line in the water it froze. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Ater, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Simms, both of Anaheim, surprised Clyde Dawson on his birthday last Wednesday. Ice cream and cake was served. The evening was spent by the Dawson's showing their color slides of their Easter trip through Nevada and Northern California. Mr. and Mrs. Earl House and Arthur House of Dana Point, spent a very enjoyable afternoon at the Ernest-Kramp's of 1317 Crone Ave Earl and Arthur are cousins of Mrs. Kramp. Linda Bircher attended a birthday party for Barbara Burt into the houses of Golden West subdivision are: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roderick, son Wayne, and Mrs. Roderick's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Earl H. Gorton, are living at 1165 Locust Ave. Both families are originally from the east, but have lived in Long Beach for the past three years. Frank Roderick is employed in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Engh, and daughters, Mrs. W. South, Jolene 13, and Marlis, 9, have recently occupied 1144 West South St. Mrs. South's husband is a Marine overseas, and she and her new baby are living with her family. The Engh's have lived in Long Beach a number of years before moving to Anaheim. J. H. Engh is employed as manager of a market in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Taylor, and children, Kenneth, Dixie 9, and Myrna, 15, are residents of 1140 West South St. They are originally from Phillips, Tex., where the two older children, Myrna and Kenneth, are still attending the school. Kenneth is to graduate from senior high there May 29, after which he and his sister will fly to Anaheim. Their father N. J. Taylor is employed at Brea chemical at this time. dent's pin. Mrs. Briscoe gave the past-president's pin to Mrs. Hamner. Mrs. Hamner was given a surprise when she was presented an honorary life membership in the P.T.A. by Mrs. Jack Black, life membership chairman. The life membership was a gift from the executive board. Mrs. Briscoe's gift to her new board was membership pins to each one. A lavalier with the PTA emblem was given to Mrs. Vernon. The installation was viewed by the previously mentioned 700 people. Following the installation the classrooms were opened for visitation. Tangeny and daughter, Michelle, of Norwalk. Mrs. Andrew Gandiud, mother of Mrs. Leon Shimota of 624 North Buttonwood St., was pleasantly surprised last week when a group of her friends and neighbors on Buttonwood street brought flowers and gifts to honor her on her 80th birthday. The birthday cake, attractively decorated with a frosting of pink and white roses, was served with ice cream, tea and coffee, to the following ladies who helped Mrs. Gandiud observe the occasion: Mesdames Ted Bennett, Herk Potthast, John L. Williams, Don En Earl, Marie Getz, Joe Michael and Leon Shimota. Friends of Mrs. Gandiud will be interested to learn that Mrs. Gandiud, nee Ragnhild Thompson, was born April 27, 1874, in Flaa, Halingdahl, Norway. When she was 18, she came to the United States, and at 22, she married Andrew Gandiud in Brooten, Minn. In 1905 the Gandiuds took up residence in Donneybrook, N.D., where they remained until Andrew's death in 1934. The Gandiuds raised six children, four girls and two boys; and Mrs. Gandiud now has 18 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schmidt and children, Larry, Lois and Lee, of North Hawthorne Street returned Sunday evening, May 2, after spending the week-end visiting in Kernville with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groh and children, Jimmy, Phyllis, and Robert. Mrs. Groh is BAKER'S SALE Warehouse Clearance BUY IT DIRECT AND SAVE NO CASH DOWN HOTPOINT Auto Washer. Reg. 250.95, new 1954 model in crates. Pay Only 10.00 per Month General Electric 2-Door Refrig. Reg. 525.00, new 1953 model in crates. Pay Only 4.00 per Week WHIRLPOOL AUTO WASHER Reg. 314.95, new, installed, guaranteed. De Luxe model, fully auto. 11.50 per month HOTPOINT De Luxe Refrigerator Auto Defrost. Reg. 359.95, new in crates, Pay No Cash Down—12.00 per month ABC-O-MATIC Auto Washer. Reg. 309.95. Save $80. New 1954 model. Pay Only 11.50 per Month G.E.AUTO WASHER DeLuxe, in crates. 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Of the above, Michael, Frances and Virginia had been participants in Bill's fourth birthday celebration in Long Beach eight years ago. Mesdames Tom Riley, John Beeon, David Snow and Charles H. Strickroth, all of East Wilhelmina street, attend the Y.L.I. card party and fashion show at Knott's Berry Farm Saturday afternoon, May 1. Later the ladies met in the home of Mrs. Beeson at 1238 East Wilhelmina St. where they served the following husbands and children a delicious chicken dinner. Tom Riley and children, Paticia, Thomas and Mike, Charles H. Strickroth and daughter, Mary, John Beeson and children, Ann Marie and Jimmy, and David Snow and sons, Donald and Douglas. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results G.E.AUTO WASHER DeLuxe, in crates. Reg. 300.00 5-yr. guar., installed. 11.00 per Month HOTPOINT Refrig.-Freezer Combination. Big combination de luxe. Pay only 14.50 per Month FREE TV SERVICE To introduce our new TV Service Department. 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