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4 — ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN Thursday, May 13, 1954 MISSIONARY LEAGUE DELEGATES—To represent Orange County at the biennial convention, south district. Lutheran Women's Missionary League will be (left to right in above photo) Mrs. W. Gehrl Orange; Mrs. David Sturdivant, Santa Ana; Mrs. Walter Knigge, Anaheim; Mrs. Arthur Mass and Mrs. V. Schmidt, Orange; Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg, Anaheim. Alternate Anaheim delegates will Mrs. O. Ulrich and Mrs. E. Clasen. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Magdaleno of 1092 Garza St., are the parents of a daughter born at the Santa Ana Community hospital, May 10. Dottie Schumacher is now with Palm Beauty Shop, 903 S. Palm. KE 5-4374. Rehearsals for the next Santa Ana Community play, "Lo and Behold", a comedy, are well under way with the production dates set for May 28 and 29 at the Santa Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Top Honors Go to Many Mothers at Bethel Baptist Mother-Daughter Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Magdaleno of 1092 Garra St., are the parents of a daughter born at the Santa Ana Community hospital, May 10. Dottie Schumacher is now with Palm Beauty Shop, 903 S. Palm. KE 5-4374. Rehearsals for the next Santa Ana Community play, "Lo and Behold", a comedy, are well under way with the production dates set for May 28 and 29 at the Santa Ana Ebell clubhouse. This is the fourth in a series being directed by Lois Rees Auer. VFW Auxiliary dessert card party. Friday the 14th at 12:30 noon. Admission 50 cents. Door awards. Expert TV service specialist in home repair. Fair prices. KE 5-7840. Abilene, Dickenson Counth, Kansas, reunion for 1964 has been scheduled for June 6 at Bixby Park Long Beach, starting at 10 a.m. Basket luncheon will be the vogue. The heart of our store is the Prescription Dept. Your health is your most priceless asset. Your doctor knows us. See us for your prescription needs. Free parking. North Anaeim Prescription Pharmacy, 722 N. Los Angeles St. A student emergency fund of $850 has been made available to Orange Coast college students by the Newport Harbor Assistance fund has been deposited with the college business office, and is to be used by needy students in cases of immediate urgency. Students will be encouraged to repay loans, if possible, so that the fund will be a revolving one and the assistance can be passed on to other students. Yvonne Osborne is Birthday Honoree Young Miss Yvonne Osborne, seven - year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Osborne of 912 West Alberta St., was the guest of honor at a birthday party Monday when 29 of her playmates shared fun - time with her. The traditional birthday cake was very much in evidence, the story book doll theme carried out in its decoration. Many awards went to the youngsters in the games, the most popular being cracker jack with the children re- Top Honors Go to Many Mothers at Bethel Baptist Mother-Daughter Dinner Party Miss Martha Leypoldt, minister of education at the Bethel Bist church and speaker at the mother and daughter banquet u "Wishes" as her subject. She designed her talk on "wishes co-true through hard work." Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. Walter Gooden, accompanist, led group singing with Mrs. R. Joe Quast, president of the church women's group extending a welcome. Appropriate solo. "The Mothers Hymn" was sung by Mrs. Kenneth Vertrees and a duet. "A Flower and a Kiss for Mother" was sung by Phyllis and Elaine Boettcher. Recognition of mothers was in charge of Mrs. Herbert Stabbert with mothers with children. Mothers with children in full-time Christian service were Mesdames William Rowland, William Poeishman, John Whitcher, Elise Gromer, Reinhold Jaschke, Joe Dymmel, Mrs. Rev. John Leypoldt. Recognition to Mothers Mother recognized for the most boys was Mrs. Westley Rapp with Mrs. Berthold Jacksteit, Mrs. Don Fuchs and Mrs. H. B. Carr, in a tie for mothers with the most daughters. Mother of the youngest baby was Mrs. Claude Leonard with Mrs. Hulda Smith and Mrs. Kathrina Justus tying for the mothers with the most daughters-in-law. Four generations in the Quast family attended the banquet. They were Mrs. Minna Quast, Mrs. R. Joe Quast, Mrs. Phil Boettcher, Phyllis and Elaine Boettcher. Each mother was presented with a gift of note paper. On the program were Lorna Hein, accordionist; Mrs. Menno Thleson, Mrs. Ralph Cornelius, with Mrs. V. Thompson as pianist, sang "Wonderful Mother." Toast to mothers was given by Mrs. Paul Jungkeit with Mrs. Alex Stark, the toast to daughters, and Miss Cheryl Jungkeit, toast to grandmothers. Unique Decorations Decorations wree clever for this affair with the table centerpieces representing th idea of what mother does each day of the week. Monday was the wash day theme with a Bibles with the centerpiece feeding a beautiful arrangement roses. Mrs. Fred Meyer, Mrs. Pox, Bohnet were on the dinner committee while Mrs. Boettcher, Miss poldt and Mrs. Quast had ch of the program, Mrs. Will Stevens was responsible for music with Mrs. Adolph Bas reservations. Mrs. Harry Urbill and Mrs. Walter Paulus were plimated for the decorations. Farewell Courtesies Go to Mrs. Greedue Mrs. Edna Greedus, sister Mrs.-Cecil Miller of 746 N Lemon St., who leaves May 20 Detroit, Mich., for an extended visit, was the honored guest at recent farewell parties. Guests at the first party Mrs.John State,Santa Ana; Frances Lents,Santa Ana; Harold Troeller,Mrs.A.L.C Mrs.W.C.Bowen,Mrs.A Johnson,Mrs.Wesley,(a niece of Fullerton;Mrs.Kyrl Mr Mrs.Carl Hanson,Mrs.Ma Russell.all of Anaheim. "Lexicon" was the game played at this party with Mrs.Cook.State and Mrs.Hanson receive the awards Handkerchiefs showered on the guest of h at the close of the affair. At the second party the g were Mrs.Frank Lowrey,Pu ton;Mrs.Hollies Martin,Mrs.orgetette Eager,Mrs.Richard gan,Mrs.Gilbert Brown,Mrs.Ashworth.all of Anaheim.too.played "lexicon"with Lowrey,Mrs.Ashworth and Brown the award winners. Strawberry chiffon pie and gel food cake,topped with w ped cream and berries.were desserts for the parties. Young Miss Yvonne Osborne, seven - year - old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Osborne of 912 West Alberta St., was the guest of honor at a birthday party Monday when 29 of her playmates shared fun - time with her. The traditional birthday cake was very much in evidence, the stoyr book doll theme carried out in its decoration. Many awards went to the youngsters in the games, the most popular being cracker jack with the children receiving straw hat favors. Rides on the traveling merry - go - round and watching a clever puppet show staged by Janice Raber and David Vandenburg, completed the program. Helping Mrs. Osborne in hostessing this affair was Yvonne grandmother, Mrs. C. W. Osborne. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Aluminum Awnings - Window Shades - Venetian Blinds - Drapery Hardware - Bamboo Shades & Draperies - Linoleum--All standard Brands, Asphalt, Cork, Rubber & Vinyle Plastic Tile - Sink & Table Top Coverings We Are Authorized Fabricators. For—Formica Consoweld, Nu-Art & Textolite Floor, Wax & Cleaners, Glamorene Carpet Cleaner Heath's Linoleum & Shade Shop Phone KE 5-7012 312 W. Center, Anaheim News on Lutheran Women's Missionary Meet Told; Convention to Convene at Riverside Lutheran Women's Missionary League, an auxiliary of the Southern California District, Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod will hold its fifth biennial convention on Saturday and Sunday, May 15 and 16, at the municipal auditorium in Riverside. Delegates representing Zion Lutheran Church of Anaheim will be Mrs. Walter Knigge and Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg. Alternates will be Mrs. E. Clasen and Mrs. O. Ulrich. The convention opens at 1 p.m. Saturday, the inspirational address to be given by the Rev. E. O. Smith of Venice, counselor of the League. A 150-voice chorus will sing and Mrs. Walter Kemp will be accompanist. Mrs. George E. Theiss will preside over the two-day business sessions scheduled for Saturday, 2 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Mrs. Walter A. Maier of St. Louis, wife of the late Dr. Maier of International Lutheran renown, will be the featured speaker Saturday at 7 p.m., following a buffet supper. Mistress of ceremonies will be Miss Elaine Blauback, Los Angeles attorney. Set Matins Service A Matins service, conducted by the Rev. William Graumann of Immanuel Lutheran Church, River-side will be held at 9 a.m. Sunday in the Municipal auditorium. The Rev. William Hillmer of St. Louis, executive secretary of Synod's Board for Missions in North and South America will be guest speaker Sunday afternoon. Delegates will choose mission projects for 1954-56 and elect officers to the Southern California District Board. The joint efforts of the 96 societies of Southern California have made possible by $5,000 and $8,000 grants, the erection of a chapel at Indio, Victoryville, Blythe, and Bishop; also the establishment of a scholarship fund. High School Band Plays in Fiesta Parade Friday Anaheim High School Band members have a busy time ahead of them with the first appearance in the Santa Ana College Fiesta Day parade. Friday at 2 p.m. Going with the band unit will be the drill team and the majorettes, the last group to be headed by Shirley Klamim. Decorated float, many marching units, bearded men and lovey woman in colorful Spanish costume will feature the downtown parade at this traditional Spanish Fiesta. Sheriff Jim Musick, whose daughter Martie Jo is a student at the college, will serve as parade grand marshal. The Don and Dona will ride on the Newman Club float, followed by such units as the Toro Marines, Santa Ana High school's 40-member band, the 115-member band and drill team the Anaheim High, and the 105-member band and drill team from Willard Junior High school. The college program will open at 7:30 with the coronation breakfast and assembly. Dr. Daniel C. McNaughton, college director, will crown the Don and Dona and a brief history of the Fiesta tradition will be given by Thomas H. Glenn, head of the English department and an advisor since the Fiesta was founded in 1928. Prizes will be awarded for the best men's beards and women's ponytail and braided hair-do's. A sack lunch and tug-of-war games at noon will be followed by JUNE WEDDING — Miss Ann Seekins, youngest of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. of 118 North Palm St. and Paye Terry of Hawthorne wed Saturday, June 12 p.m. in the White Temple dist church. The young girl tend Anaheim Union High and will continue their following their marriage nouncement of the betrothal approaching wedding this week by the bride parents. Ana and Fullerton. The musical "Finian's Night" will be presented at 8 p.m. Santa Ana High school lum, first performance of night run, and the long will close with the 10 p.m Dance in the Student Uniform will be furnished by Pamplin and his orchestra. Saturday 85 of the band, 45 members of the choir will be in the marching formation at the ninth annual bra "Hi-Neighbor" event. This I am told," Cook, band director, will be view event for the official ing the Rose Parade for Mothers at Bethel Dinner Party Education at the Bethel Baptist daughter banquet used talk on "wishes come Gooden, accompanist, led the executive secretary of Synod's Board for Missions in North and South America will be guest speaker Sunday afternoon. Delegates will choose mission projects for 1954-56 and elect officers to the Southern California District Board. The joint efforts of the 96 societies of Southern California have made possible by $5,000 and $6,000 grants, the erection of a chapel at Indio, Victorville, Blythe, and Bishop; also the establishment of a scholarship fund at Valparaiso University, Valparaiso, Indiana, for the training of girls for Deaconess work in this District. Horace Mann Parents To Get Details on Fremont Program Thursday evening at 7:30 p.m. in the Horace Mann School auditorium parents will have an opportunity to hear Tommy Thornson, principal of the new Fremont Junior High school tell of the curriculum to be offered and the type counseling they hope to carry out when school convenes in the fall. Mrs. Melva Williams, dean of girls, and Avon Carlson, dean of boys, will complete the panel of speakers planning to acquaint parents, whose children will enter the Fremont Junior High school in the fall, with the new type program. A group of sixth grade students will pose questions for the panel to answer, parents may also present questions and problems to be clarified for them. Sixth grade chorus will entertain and fourth grade room mothers will be the hostesses. These plans were made at the board meeting held recently in the school auditorium with Mrs. Oliver O'Brien, newly installed president, conducting the meeting. Besides outlining the general meeting, the date for the teachers picnic was set for the first Thursday in June. Mrs. O'Brien announced that Horace Mann PTA had purchased the third pair of glasses needed by students at the school and that the PTA was now obtaining clothing for a needy family. The school bond issue was presented for discussion and a member of the school board asked to be at the general meeting to discuss it. Adjournment followed with cake night run, and the long will close with the 10 pm Dance in the Student Union music will be furnished by Pamplin and his orchestra. Saturday 85 of the band, 45 members of the band will be in the marching at the ninth annual bra "Hi-Neighbor" event. This, I am told," Cook, band director, will view event for the official ing the Rose Parade for is a competitive deal n challenge to the Colonist. close of the affair. second party the guests Mrs. Frank Lowrey, FullerMrs. Hollis Martin, Mrs. Gee Eager, Mrs. Richard ReMrs. Gilbert Brown, Mrs. Bert worth, all of Anaheim. They, played "lexicon" with Mrs. Wy, Mrs. Ashworth and Mrs. on the award winners. strawberry chiffon pie and anood cake, topped with whipcream and berries, were the tats for the parties. Greedus has served as secat at the St. Andrews Episcochurch in Fullerton. OF THANKS family of the late Mary E. will always hold in gratemembrance the many kind sessions of sympathy shown in their recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. James Sparks Leonard C. Sparks FURNITURE CLEANING ALEXANDER RUG CO. 11114 S. Hwy. 101 Ph. KE 5-5197 Sailing-Fishing-Water-skiing! Bahia MOTOR HOTEL The West Coast's Newest and most Beautiful summer and winter resort! 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Saturday 85 of the A.U.H.S. band, 45 members of the drill team will be in the marching aggregation at the ninth annual Alhambra "Hi-Neighbor" event. "This, I am told," said Bill Cook, band director, will be a preview event for the officials heading the Rose Parade for 1955. It Magnolia Ball and Elections Engross Home Society The "Magnolia Ball" being the topic of conversation, the Northern Orange County chapter of the Children's Home Society met in the home of Mrs. Charles Peterson in Fullerton for their monthly luncheon and business meeting Mrs. Joseph Neighbors was the luncheon chairman with Mrs. William Armstrong and Mrs. Peterson co-hostesses. Mrs. Lillian Hurtt, director of volunteers from the Los Angeles office of the Children's Home Society was guest speaker for the afternoon. For the benefit of the new members Mrs. Hurtt outlined the organization of the Society in California, statewide, districts and auxiliaries. Mrs. Frederick Rusch, president, opened the business meeting. The new members Mrs. Jack Royer, Mrs. Hunter Piper and Mrs. Max Bessler of Fullerton were welcomed to the chapter by the membership chairman. Mrs. Joseph Neighbors, Mrs. Wyatt King, general chairman of the Magnolia Ball, June 11 at the Clock Country Club reviewed the various plans for the dinner-dance. Mrs. George Powler, chairman of the tickets asked that any person wanting a reservation for the ball contact her at KE 5-5986 or Mrs. King at LA 5-5922. Highlight of the afternoon was the installation of new officers. Mrs. Joseph Pahey was installed as treasurer; Mrs. Charles Endicott, secretary; Mrs. Otto Grigg, vice-president. Mrs. Rusch presented the gavel to Mrs. Samuel Gendel as president of the local chapter. Mrs. Claude Owens presented to Mrs. Rusch a gift in appreciation for her work as charter president. If It's News You'll See It In Beta Sigma Phi Has Installation Rites Members of XI Gamma Epsilon Exemplar chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority, at their meeting in the home of Beulah Hineman, Fullerton, Monday evening installed new officers. Helen Cohn, retiring president, officiated at the candle-light rites. New officers are Anna Claire Mauerhan, president; Dorothy Gerlich, vice-president; Helen Cohn, recording secretary; Bessie Frey, treasurer; Beulah Hineman, corresponding secretary. Helen Cohn presented each member with a gift in appreciation of their cooperation during the past year. Miss Mauerhan presented the retiring president with a fountain pen and a past president's pin guard. Next meeting will be May 26 at the home of Ann Krogen, 800 North Janss St. Set Fashion Show Associated Women Students of Coast College will stage their annual spring fashion show Saturday May 15, at 7:30 p.m. at the campus Student Center. Dean of Women Marie Howes issued invitations to coeds in senior classes, and their mothers, from Newport Harbor, Huntington Beach, Garden Grove, Tustin and Orange high schools. More than 75 girls of the college will model clothing they have made and have worn to college events. Miss Marlene Rankin of Costa Mesa is president of the sponsoring Associated Women Students. GETS SCHOLARSHIP Missa Carol Miller, a senior student at Marywood High school has been awarded a scholarship to Seattle University, Seattle, Wash., and will enroll for the fall semester. Miss Miller is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller of 416 North Ninth Street in Seattle. night run, and the long program will close with the 10 p.m. Fiesta Dance in the Student Union. Music will be furnished by Howard Pamplin and his orchestra. Saturday 85 of the A.U.H.S. band, 45 members of the drill team will be in the marching aggregation at the ninth annual Alhambra "Hi-Neighbor" event. This, I am told," said Bill Cook, band director, will be a preview event for the officials heading the Rose Parade for 1955. It is a competitive deal and is a challenge to the Colonist band. Miss Joseph Pahey was installed as treasurer; Mrs. Charles Endicott, secretary; Mrs. Otto Grigg, vice-president. Mrs. Rusch presented the gavel to Mrs. Sehmur Gendel as president of the local chapter. Mrs. Claude Owens presented to Mrs. Rusch a gift in appreciation for her work as charter president. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin. BEAUTIFUL ROOMS begin with Carpet Horizon combines a classic pattern and modern texture in a fine wool carpet that harmonizes with any decor. The dramatic swirls carved in heavy looped pile reflect the simplicity of formal modern just as they accent the graceful lines of period furnishings. Decorator choice colors include Linden Green, Rose Quartz, Canyon Mist, and new French Caramel. 12¢ MITH REAFSNYDER FURNITURE COMPANY 151 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim P.M. 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