anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-07

Cinco de Mayo is Theme of Mariners 'Fleet' Meeting Approximately 100 members and guests attended the Mexican dinner and meeting of the Mariners "Fleet" Wednesday evening at the First Presbyterian church. The theme, appropriately selected to stress this week's "Cinco de Mayo" celebration which was May 5, was emphasized by Mexican dolls, red peppers, scrapes, red geraniums and other items relatives to Mexico with the members of the Flagship, one of the seven in the "fleet" serving the dinner. This "ship" group had charge of decorations and added to the spirit of the occasion by wearing Mexican costumes. Mexican Program The For Master Ship in charge of the program, Forrest Simonton, chairman, Carmen Alvarada from Puebla, Mexico, did two Mexican dances. She wore a very elaborate costume. Bette Jo Mittman, accordionist, played three Mexican numbers, "Jolly Caballero," "Granada," and "Chiapanecas." She was also in costume. Bill Talevich sang Mexican numbers accompanying himself with his guitar. Business presided over by Admiral of the Fleet, Russell Hess. He announced a Mariner District conference at Forest Home, May 21-23. The Rev. Roland Anderson, Anaheim, will be one of the main speakers. The dance at Sunny Hills open to all Mariners in the district and sponsored by the Fullerton Mariners was also announced as were plans for an Anaheim Mariners Carnival the first of September. The organization is sponsoring a big church picnic July 24 at Orange County Park, stated Hess. Admiral's trophy was presented to the Friend Ship for the most members recruited since the last Fleet meeting. Women carrie lou sutherland - editor Capistrano Mission Deanery Program Marker By Drama, Father's Talk, and Chairmen Report Mrs. Robert Murphy, n her own inimitable manner, relived characters in the books, especially "Miss Julie" and "A Multitude Sina" as she gave reviews at the meeting of the Los Angeles Arcade Council of Catholic Women, Orange County Deanery, where members met for luncheon at San Juan Capistrano Mission Tuesday. Introduced by Mrs. Frank Baes-kens of Orange, the guest artist held the interest of more than 200 members of the deanery, the majority from county parishes. President, Mrs. L. A. Benner of Anaheim presided over the meeting and Father Vincent Lloyd-Russell, pastor of the Mission, led in prayer. In his talk, Father Lloyd-Russell not only congratulated the members on their splendid program and their many works of charity, but was high in his praise for the cultural side and educational aspect of the program. "The work of the Council as set up by the bishops of the United States was very commendable and a fine demonstration of Catholic principles," said the speaker. Name Special Guests Special guests were: the Rev. Halle of New Hampshire, the Rev. Bernard Butler and the Rev. P. J. Mellely, both of Laguna Beach; the Rev. Ernest Speckhart, Westminster; the Rev. Michael Carlos, San Clemente. Miss Carmen Ohyarsbal of San Juan Capistrano was appointed chairman to cooperate with the Spanish speaking people. "Mary, Queen of May," were in the decorations of the au-tum and the luncheon tables. All members of the Miss Women's Guild, who served luncheon, were attired in S costumes, this idea in keeping tradition of the Mission. To the Mission climaxed the ing. The president announce next Deanery meeting for Tuesday, June 1 at 10 a.m. Friedeman Hall, Glassell Benediction in the Holy Church will precede the luncheons Reservations are to be made Mrs. Raymond Wood, 335 St., Orange, telephone Orla 317 R. Organist Guild to Present Local Coupl In Recital May 16 The American Guild of Orda will present Susan Talevich, ist, and William J. Talevich tone in this recital. VFW Auxiliary Swells Cancer Fund With Card Party Returns An excellent sum was realized for the Orange County Cancer Fund at a card party sponsored by the Anaheim Auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars on a recent evening. Taking the score awards were Bert Fordyce and Lizzie Knight, Pinochie; A. Ferria and Mrs. B. A. Stoffel, 500; Merle Carroll and Mrs. Stuart, Canasta. Other interesting awards were presented during the evening with Florence Carroll, chairman of events. Other VFW auxiliary news of the week concerns the second district session at Huntington Beach. New officers were elected with Buelah Roberts of Arlington named president. Attending from Anaheim were Irene Brown, president; Elizabeth Aldrich, Mollie Claes, Dorothy Harvey, Myrtle Mallin, Dorothy Bradley and Martha Russell, who was appointed patriotic instructor. Huntington Beach Post and Auxiliary members served the turkey dinner for district members attending. Announcements Townsend club meeting is slated Monday at 1 p.m. at the Carpenter's hall on South Palm Street. Speaking at 2 p.m. at this meeting will be Harry I. Fox. The public is invited. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Name Special Guests Special guests were: the Rev. Halle of New Hampshire, the Rev. Bernard Butler and the Rev. P. J. Melledy, both of Laguna Beach; the Rev. Ernest Speckhart, Westminster; the Rev. Michael Carlos, San Clemente. Miss Carmen Ohyzarsbal of San Juan Capistrano was appointed chairman to cooperate with the Spanish speaking people. An excellent report was made by Mrs. Carlton Cromile of Anaheim, chairman of literature and the Legion of Decency. Other chairmen presenting reports included: Mrs. C. A. Maddux, Corona del Mar, chairman, Catholic Charities; Mrs. William F. Groener, Lido Park Confraternity; Mrs. Frank Baeskens, Orange, literature; Mrs. Arthur Hart, Westminster, health; Mrs. Gayle Skillstad, Orange, home and school. Benediction in the Mission Chapel preceded the luncheon held in the school auditorium. A profusion of roses and May baskets with lovely hand painted pictures of Civil Defense Topic For AUHS-PTA Meet Monday Night Glenn Vedder, Chief Monitor, Area X, Civil Defense, will be the speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Anaheim Union High School Parent-Teacher Association, to be held in the school library Monday, May 10, at 7:30 p.m. Vedder will have as his topic "Radiological defense of Orange County". As civil defense is of vital concern to all citizens of Anaheim, the parent-teacher group invites any interested parties to attend this meeting. Newly elected officers who will be installed are Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, president; Mrs. Lawrence Martin, first vice-president; Mrs. Sam Loasd, second vice-president; Mrs. Harold Ferguson, recording secretary; Mrs. William Rickle, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Wilmer Troutman, treasurer; Mrs. Ted Dinkler, historian; Clyde Nickle, auditor. Music will be presented by the high school string ensemble. A social hour will follow in the cafeteria. Organist Guild to Present Local Couple In Recital May 16 The American Guild of Organs will present Susan Talevich, ist, and William J. Talevich tone, in a recital Sunday after May 16, at 4:30 p.m. at An First Presbyterian church. This is the second recital presented in the First Presbyterian church by Mrs. Talevich ganist of that church. Among whom she has studied Leslie Spelman, Clarence N and David Craighead. For 4 years she has taught piano a gan in Anaheim. Beginning his musical car Santa Ana High school, Te later attended Santa Ana college. While serving as an t cadet he was featured in local shows in the Army Air Since that time he has become known in musical circles in County, singing with the Empire Chorale and other organizations. He has also been a in presentations of the First byterian church, including it’s “Amahl and the Night”ors” and J. S. Bach’s “The sion According to St John.” The public is invited to the recital. Loara PTA Board Has Busy Session Loara Parent Teacher board its meeting in the home of Douglas Norton Tuesday morning with Mrs. Howard Brenkley representative at the recent Francisco, detailing the ever the sessions. Mrs. Carl Lindgren, new dent presided and introduced 14 members attending. Ju bond issue was discussed, this for the expansion of the elelary system in Anaheim, of Loara is a unit. Fourth district meeting at Los Alamitos Air station, Ju grease drive report and indi room picnics instead of-the school idea for the end of the were the concluding bu items. $6.50 VALUE FOR $3.75 Fragrance Windfall by Dana Just imagine! A large 4 ounce bottle of lilting TABU Cologne plus four purse size flacons of Dana's famous perfumes in the beloved fragrances ...TABU, 20 Carats, Emir and Platine. All for the price of TABU Cologne alone—$3.75. the SQR store CENTER AT LEMON, ANAHEIM NY Program Marked and Chairmen Reports imitable manner, relived the Miss Julie" and "A Multitude of the Los Angeles Archdiocese County Deanery, when Capistrano Mission Tuesday. ary, Queen of May," were used in the decorations of the auditorium and the luncheon tables. All members of the Mission Women's Guild, who served the luncheon, were attired in Spanish attunes, this idea in keeping with tradition of the Mission. A visit to the Mission climaxed the meet- the president announced the first Deanery meeting for Orange, Tuesday, June 1 at 10 a.m. in Bedeman Hall, Glassell Street. Mediation in the Holy Family Arch will precede the luncheon. Observations are to be made with Ms. Raymond Wood, 335 Toluca Orange, telephone Orange 0-R. Organist Guild to Present Local Couple Recital May 16 The American Guild of Organists present Susan Talevich, organ and William J. Talevich, bari- WESTERN JUNIOR HIGH PTA CHARTER OFFICERS—Ceremonials last night honored the first west Anaheim district now under construction on Western Avenue. The school opens a gift from the five retiring heads of elementary PTAs in the junior high school district, triet, (right front) charter president of the neophyte organization. Mrs. Ray Finley, (front left), 1954-55, made the presentation. Officers installed by Mrs. Finley, who officiated at the cemetery, Savanna school PTA, first vice president; Mrs. John Brooks, Magnolia, second vice president; Laurel-Los Alamitos school, third vice president and ways and means chairman; Mrs. Catherine Elton Snavely, Savanna, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Clayton Hosea, Laurel, treasurer; Mrs. Joseph Betz, Centralia, historian; Mrs. Dick Bakker, Cypress, parliamentarian. Charter Officers Installed for Western Junior High PTA; Record 123 Parents as First Members One hundred and twenty-three men and women last night record- Anaheim Junior Gets First in Public Relations Program Organist Guild to Present Local Couple Recital May 16 The American Guild of Organists present Susan Talevich, organ and William J. Talevich, baritone, in a recital Sunday afternoon, May 16, at 4:30 p.m. at Anaheim Presbyterian church. This is the second recital to be presented in the First Presbyterian church by Mrs. Talevich, artist of that church. Among those whom she has studied are Ellie Spelman, Clarence Mader, David Craighead. For several years she has taught piano and orchestra in Anaheim. Beginning his musical career at Ana Ana High school, Talevich was attended Santa Ana Junior College. While serving as an aviation cadet he was featured in music shows in the Army Air Force. Since that time he has become well known in musical circles in Orange County, singing with the Orange Orchestra and other organizations. He has also been a soloist presentations of the First Presbyterian church, including Menot- "Amahl and the Night Visit" and J. S. Bach's "The Passion According to St. John." The public is invited to attend recital. Oara PTA Board Has Busy Session Oara Parent Teacher board had meeting in the home of Mrs. Douglas Norton Tuesday morning at Mrs. Howard Brenkley, PTA representative at the recent San Francisco, detailing the events of sessions. Mrs. Carl Lindgren, new president and introduced the members attending, June 12 issue was discussed, this issue the expansion of the element system in Anaheim, of which it is a unit. Fourth district meeting at the Alamitos Air station, June 20. Case drive report and individual pinics instead of the entire idea for the end of the year, be the concluding business. Charter Officers Installed for Western Junior High PTA; Record 123 Parents as First Members One hundred and twenty-three men and women last night recorded their names as charter members supporting the newly-organized Western Junior High School Parent-Teachers Association and proved unanimously such and organization, by electing its first officers. The meeting was held at the Savanna school with Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie as temporary chairman, Mrs. J. E. Pruett, acting secretary. These first members represented the five elementary districts within the orbit of the new junior high school which opens its doors this next fall. The schools are Cypress, Centralia Magnolia, Laurel at Los Alamitos, and Savanna. Mrs. Mahaffie was elected the first president. She is from the Cypress district. Mrs Ray Finley, fourth district president, installed the newly-elected officers employing the thought of a huge wheel in uniting the operation of the PTA at Western for ensuing year. "Your president, Mrs Mahaffie, is the hub of all activity," said Mrs. Finley. "She is the center force. From this hub spreads the spokes of the wheel with the rim, or members, encompassing the two, insuring strength and safety in progress. It is through complete function of all forces that success will be written across the pages of your history book at the end of the first year of Western Junior High School PTA," concluded Mrs Finley. Officers Installed Entfusting Mrs Mahaffie with the guidance of the organization, the installing officer then seated other leaders in this neophyte association. They are: Mrs. J. E. Pruett, retiring head of Savanna School PTA, first vice president, the "spoke of dependability"; Mrs John Brooks from Magnolia PTA, second vice president and program coordinator, "faithfulness"; Mrs Iva Temple, Laurel at Los Alamitos, also ways and means chairman, "cooperation"; Mrs Charles Brock, Centralia PTA, recording secretary, "alertness"; Mrs Elton Snavely, Savanna, corresponding secretary, "cheerfulness"; Mrs Clayton Hosea, Laurel PTA, treasurer, "trustiness;" Mrs Cleo Moorstein. Anaheim High School Board of Trustees. Nominations committee, headed by Mrs Todd of Centralia PTA, was recognized. Others serving in this capacity were Mrs Fierce, Mrs Chase, Mrs G. M. Milbourn of Savanna and Mrs C. E. Denney of Cypress. Traditional to such meetings and ceremonies, short talks and insight into the future took place. Among those presented was Principal Wines, who brought to the attention of the assembly of parents and school leaders, the proposed 50 cent hike in the present high school tax rate, this increase designated for operations costs. Wines speaks at Magnolia school May 18 at 7:30 p.m., on this tax raise and curriculum, with the meeting open to the public. Tab Meeting Date Before the evening closed the new PTA approved the third Thursday of each month at 7:30 p.m. as the meeting date and time. Fred Fluors Feted On Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Daigle of North Zeyn Street honored Mrs. Daigle's brother, Fred Fluor, and his wife on the occasion of their sixth wedding anniversary and the birthday anniversary of her brother. A dinner party was held with table covers placed for the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fluor, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Geddes of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Gil Morales of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Hunter, Long Beach and the host and hostess. Table centerpiece was arranged from blue delphinium sweet peas and lighted candles. Anaheim Junior Gets First in Public Relations Program Anaheim Ebell (Junior yesterday walked away honors in the public competition when Ms. "June" Pressel press chairman for the juniors, was given fill for "a job well done." Meeting at the Woman house in Santa Ana, designated as recipient Orange County Feder Woman's Clubs, junior bribery public relation gram was participate 15 clubs, 11 submitting Mrs. Pressel's "ruse was from La Hir with Santa Ana and Beach receiving next item. Mrs. Pressell will retrophy for first award conference of juniors Beach slated for June Here and There Born to Mr. and Mr Morales at the Orange hospital on May 5 was Guests at the Laguna tel were Dr. and Mrs. ness of this city. Lasting gifts for Mot Wayside Antique Shop, 2 In town on business ure were Mr. and Mrs. of the Coffee Pot Motel Mr and Mrs Ignacio South Philadelphia are a son born at the Santa munity hospital May 5. Ebell Home, Go Section to Meet Cortez Hoskins OR $3.75 Presidents Give Gavel Highlight of the installation was the gift of the gavel, presented to the association and the first president, Mrs Mahaffie, by the five retiring PTA presidents of the grade schools within the new junior high school district. They are Mrs William Todd of Centralia, Mrs James Chase, Laurel; Mrs Pruett, Savanna; Mrs Roy Fierce, Magnolia; Mrs Mahaffie, Cypress. This ggoup worked with Mrs Warren Hodges, Anaheim PTA Council Extension chairman in the preliminary formation of the Western Junior High School PTA. Each association (mentioned above) added to the future of the new unit when they presented individual monetary gifts. Historian book came from the Savanna association. Dignitaries Presented Many dignitaries in PTA work witnessed the installation. Introduced, other than Mrs Finley, installing officer, were: Mrs Louis V Goodwin, district extension director; Mrs Elwood A Housel, district extension chairman; Mrs G R Northcutt, 1963-43 district extension director; Mrs Carl Hatfield, president of Anaheim PTA Council; R. K. Wines, principal of the new junior high school, and his wife, Chester Shirk, dean of boys, and other faculty members Los Angeles County Demands Back TB Money LOS ANGELES (UP)—Los Angeles county today sought $309.812 from the State Department of Health in a suit charging the state agency withheld that amount in subsidies due the county for care of destitute tuberculosis patients. The county charged the amount was improperly withheld from a total of $3,000,000 payable during the period from July 1 to Dec. 31, 1951. 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The Garden Grove chapter joined the Anaheim unit for this meeting with the Founder's Day message read by Irene Holland. Mrs. Edna Rowe was the guest speaker. She gave experiences of life in India. Presiding at the ritual of the jewels were Kay Fancher and Marilyn Mason. Ten new members were inducted. Officers of the Anaheim Tau chapter were installed when the members met at the home of Madeo Mauerhan Monday night. They are Marilyn Mason, president with Janet Carl, vice president; June Mauerhan, recording secretary; Barbara Bartlett, treasurer; Kay Fancher, sponsor; Irene Holland, director; Jean Stull extension officer; Barbara Menfee, corresponding secretary; Madeo Mauerhan, historian; Joan Lewis, program chairman; Peggy Marten, social chairman; Sara Green, publicity and Mancy Burchell, ways and means. Toastmistress Club Records Program Eulalia Toastmistresses, meeting in the Kwikset Conference room this week, recorded ten members and two guests. Dorothy Felton and Shirley McSoud attending. Presiding was Phyllis Harrison. Ann Gowdy, topic mistress, presented a variety of subjects. The following members spoke: Phyllis Harrison, Hebe Harke, Lois Titus, Verna Benbrooks, Lucille Van Zee, Helen Erskine, Roberta Bechtel, Mikl Sexton and Pearla Youles. Pearla Youles, toastmistress of the evening, announced the theme "Vacations", and presented the fol- Anaheim Junior Ebell Gets First in Public Relations Program Anaheim Ebell (Junior) club yesterday walked away with top honors in the public relations competition when Mrs. Carl "June" Pressel, press relations chairman for the Anaheim juniors, was given first place for "a job well done." Meeting at the Woman's clubhouse in Santa Ana, the day designated as 'reciprocity,' the Orange County Federation of Woman's Clubs, junior membership, public relations program was participated in by 15 clubs, 11 submitting reports. Mrs. Pressel's "runner-up" was from the La Habra club with Santa Ana and Laguna Beach receiving next recognition. Mrs. Pressell will receive the trophy for first award at the conference of Juniors at Seal Beach slated for June 15. Here and There Born to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Morales at the Orange County hospital on May 5 was a son. Guests at the Laguna Shores hotel were Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Salness of this city. Lasting gifts for Mothers Day. Wayside Antique Shop, 201 S. Palm In town on business and pleasure were Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clodt of the Coffee Pot Motel at Blythe. Mr and Mrs Ignacio Alcala of South Philadelphia are parents of a son born at the Santa Ana Community hospital May 5. Ebell Home, Garden Section to Meet at Cortez Hoskins Home Woman’s Fellowship Honors New Members Woman’s Fellowship of First Presbyterian church gave a tea, honoring new members Thursday from 2 to 5 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Cassie Wethered at 417 North Pine St. The executive board served as hostesses. In the receiving line along with Mrs. Wethered were Mrs. Roland Anderson, wife of pastor; Mrs. Marion Pickel, president of fellowship; and Mrs. William Drake, vice president. Enjoying the hospitality and getting acquainted were 75 new members. A special committee on arrangements and serving rea and cookies included Mrs. William Chambers, chairman, Mrs. Hudson Rennie, Mrs. Irwin Stahl, and Mrs. W. P. Hall. The tea table was covered with a lovely lace cloth centered with a beautiful bowl arrangement of spring iris. Pouring were Mrs. M. E. Beebe, Mrs. Emma Karlen, Mrs Page Vincent (past president) Mrs. Drake, Mrs Kurt Epstein, and Mrs. W. P. McCleister. Secretaries Meet May Jones, executives' secretary at Anaheim Trucks and Transfer, was the hostess to members of the Orange County Executives' Secretaries Board members one evening this week. Member guests of the board were Ann Patterson and Virginia Hughes, ways and means representatives and Eleanor Freeman scholarship. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. This week, recorded ten members and two guests, Dorothy Felton and Shirley McSoud attending. Presiding was Phyllis Harrison. Ann Gowdy, topic mistress, presented a variety of subjects. The following members spoke: Phyllis Harrison, Hebe Harcke, Lois Titus, Verna Benbrooks, Lucille Van Zee, Helen Erskine, Roberta Bechtel, Miki Sexton and Pearla Youles. Pearla Youles, toastmistress of the evening, announced the theme "Vacations," and presented the following speakers: Lois Titus spoke on "Observations of Vacationers by An Amateur"; Roberta Bechtel told of "A Vacation We Have Planned"; and Phyllis Harrison talked on "Vacation Indoor and Outdoor Sports." Lexicologist was Ann Gowdy, Verna Benbrooks was general evaluator, and Lucille Van Zee, Hobe Harke, and Miki Sexton were individual critics. WRC Members Plan Memorial Worship At First Baptist Tuesday, at the meeting of the A.B.Paul WRC in the IOOF Temple, Mrs.Ota Thompson presided in the absence of Mrs.Alice Robert, president, who is attending the convention at San Jose. Invitation was accepted to attend Sunday Memorial services at the First Baptist church of this city. Activity report showed $42 relief, $14.75 child welfare, 81 cards, 20 bouquets, one plant, 25 sick calls, $5 to Casa Colina Crippled Children program. Next meeting, May 18, will be a birthday pot luck luncheon. NAME AKIN SOLOIST Kenheth Akin, tenor, of Santa Ana will be the featured artist at the May 11 Cecialian concert in the Santa Ana Ebell auditorium. Starting at 8:15 p.m. the program will a varied program with Kenneth Orr directing. IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently FARNING Mr and Mrs Ignacio Alcala of South Philadelphia are parents of a son born at the Santa Ana Community hospital May 5. Ebell Home, Garden Section to Meet at Cortez Hoskins Home Anaheim Ebell Club Home and Garden section meets Monday at the home of Mrs. Cortez Hoskins at 320 West Alberta St. the afternoon program which starts at 1:30 p.m. to center on cut glass. Change of meeting place from the clubhouse was advisable as the speaker will use items in her collection to demonstrate her talk. Refreshments will follow the meeting program announces Mrs. Claud Slack and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, leaders. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. READY FOR OCCUPANCY! Attractive, bright as new, sparklingly clean, revitalized garments . . . garments that have been brought back to their original look of rich and glowing newness through our personalized cleaning . . . today's most modern method of cleaning and conditioning garments. We think you'll like our prices, speed and service, too . . . we know we'll try very hard to please you. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. 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