anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-20

LEAGUE LEADER—Mrs. Howard Loudon elected to top post in Anaheim's Junior Assistance League. (Arsene photo) Mrs. H. Benjamin to Review Popular Book For Ebell Section The Anaheim Ebell Book and Bible section meets Monday afternoon at the clubhouse with Mrs. H. H. Benjamin, Santa Ana, former Ebell club member, to review the best seller, "The First First Ladies," by Florence Whitton. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, section leader, states that the program is a change from the previously scheduled one and urges an excellent attendance to greet the former Miss Ganahl Resignation Leadership; Mrs. Howard Loudon to the post of president of the charter president, will be her home in the northern part of the state. Mrs. Loudon for held the office of first vice president and membership chair with Mrs. Frederick Rusch ed to this post. The board session preceded general meeting of the Loudon with Mrs. Stanley Loudon ing her sister - in law in his duties. Many important business matters came before the men with Mrs. R. K. Wines press information on the Childress Clothes Closet. She stated that was well stocked at the period but that more would be called for soon. The cent benefit dance, "Have Fantasy," at the Santa Ana try club was reported as a success by Mrs. Jay Reed other routine activities now way detailed before the young men turned their entire attention to the fall fashion show plan. Fashions, they state, were presented for both men and women with the affair planned i "couples" idea. Dessert served and a card party w low the fashion show. As the evening business drew to a close, Miss Ganahl sent Mrs. Loudon with the and extended her appreciation to the members for their ex support during the first year the Junior Assistance League tivation in Anaheim She was sent with a gift of a si cream and sugar set, engi "Junior Assistance League," 54' the gift from the organi This was the last meeting group until October. Mrs. Elmer Hamil Mrs. H. Benjamin to Review Popular Book For Ebell Section The Anaheim Ebell Book and Bible section meets Monday afternoon at the clubhouse with Mrs. Regain your Health—the Natural way thru Chiropractic Dr. John L. Waite, D.C. Phone KE 5-4426 121 E. Broadway, Anaheim H. H. Benjamin, Santa Ana, former Ebell club member, to review the best seller, "The First First Ladies," by Florence Whitton. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, section leader, states that the program is a change from the previously scheduled one and urges an excellent attendance to greet the former leader of the Book section, Mrs. Benjamin, and also a past president of Anaheim Ebell club. The book, which is to be presented, deals with the "first ladies" from the time of Martha Washington through Mary Lincoln's reign as Abe Lincoln's wife and White House hostess. Just Everything for Her white dress for the Big Day... his white tie and linen handkerchief just what grads go for. If you're a stop in to see our collections of PRINCE GARDNER BILLFOLD Something he will treasure throughout the rest of the year. Sturdy, convenient, and always acceptable. from $5 HICKOK JEWELRY Looks so real, it could be gold, or silver. Tie bars, cuff links, chains priced from: 1.50...2.50...3.50 Sets, beautifully boxed .....2.50...3.50...5.00 INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS Gift boxed for graduation gifts, either cotton or pure linen. 3 handkerchiefs to the box. 1.50 and 2.00 Street Floor PLENTY OF FREE PARKING IN DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM Miss Ganahl Resigns Junior Assistance League Leadership; Mrs. Howard Loudon, New President The Anaheim Junior Assistance League Board, at its meeting on the home of Mrs. Howard Loudon at 753 North Pine St., named Loudon to the post of president to fill the vacancy made by the resignation of the resignation of Miss Margaret Ganahl. Miss Ganahl charter president, will be married this summer and plans to make home in the northern part of state. Mrs. Loudon formerly the office of first vice presidents and membership chairman, Mrs. Frederick Rusch elects to this post. One board session preceded the general meeting of the League with Mrs. Stanley Loudon assisting her sister - in-law in hostess duties. Many important business matters came before the members, Mrs. R. K. Wines presenting information on the Childrens Loan Closet. She stated that it well stocked at the present good but that more clothing would be called for soon. The recent benefit dance, "Hawaiian Fasy," at the Santa Ana Council club was reported as a huge success by Mrs. Jay Reed with our routine activities now under detailed before the young woman turned their entire attention the fall fashion show plans. Fashions, they state, will be presented for both men and women in the affair planned in the duples" idea. Dessert will be served and a card party will follow the fashion show. As the evening business session drew to a close, Miss Ganahl predeceased Mrs. Loudon with the gavel extended her appreciation to members for their excellent service during the first year of Junior Assistance League's action in Anaheim. She was predeceased with a gift of a silver ham and sugar set, engraved, Junior Assistance League, 1953—the gift from the organization. This was the last meeting of the cup until October. Mrs. Elmer Hamilton Brownies 'Fly-Up' to Girl Scouts Tuesday In Traditional Rites Thomas Jefferson Brownie Troop No. 61 received their Wings and Girl Scout Pins at a Fly-up ceremony held in the school cafeterium Tuesday afternoon. The ceremony was opened by Vickie Hovde, Marilyn Stebbins Mary Larsen and Nancy Brown posting the Colors. The mothers joined the troop in the pledge of allegiance. Each girl was called forward by her leader, Mrs. Betty Hovde, who presented the wings. As they crossed over a vine covered bridge they turned and waved good-bye to the remaining Brownies. They were greeted by Mrs. Roberta McFarland, executive director, at the other side and gave their Girl Scout Promise. Mrs. Laura Kinietz, field director presented the Girl Scout pins and a candle was lighted for each of the ten Girl Scout laws. Then each girl lit her candle and later all the girls repeated the laws in unison. The ceremony was closed by the troop singing "Girl Scouts together." The girls receiving their wings and pins were: Suzie Blackburn, Karen Boyer, Nancy Brown, Bette Comstock, Deana Davis, Vickie Hovde, Mary Larsen, Joyce Long, Linda Maybrary, Nancy Magill, Karen McLaughlin, Lynne McCune, Marilyn Stebbins, and Joan Tremble. Women carrie lou sutherland ~ editor Ebell Toastmasters Club Elects Kathleen McFaul, Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery, Leader The Anaheim Toastmaster section of Ebell met Monday evening at the Ebell club for their annual dinner meeting which climaxed their years activities. Election of leaders took place with Miss Kathleen McFaul named head of the group and installed by Mrs. R. J. Berryman Jr., Mrs. H. W. Saulsbery was elected assistant leader. She has formerly served as a leader of the section. Mrs. Joe Thompson, director of the Drama Section, who holds her Master's Degree in Dramatics from U.S.C., was speaker for the evening. She likened the study of drama with public speaking, and explained that almost all good speakers project themselves and their topic to the audience, as an actor projects another character. A one act play entitled "The Glamour Girl", a farce on an overly ambitious, rattle brained, middle aged woman, who wanted desperately to become a Congresswoman, was presented by Mrs. Thompson. Taking part were Kathleen McFaul, Mrs. Eldon Hauck, Mrs. Ralph Focht, Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Berryman, 1953-54 section leader. Mrs. G. E. LaFollette, new Ebell the members for a co-ordinating Club president, received support of program with the Drama section next year to raise funds for sections' entertainment or self-improvement at their meetings. Charles Holiday, B. B., Donajue, E. Hauck, E. C John Bovee, E.* D. Ro Shira, R: Parsons, J Tay Pickel, E. A Maher E., H. J. Facklner, S. K. Waileam Chambers, Florence Charles Bush, H. B Dordran Emma Karlie ine Wheeler, and Missse Rowe, bese Elkins Attis. Members of Toastmaster ed their past leader with a tea cup and saucer, of their appreciation of ship. Hebe Harke Address Credit Union Girl The May meeting of Women's Breakfast club Athy's Diner with Presidents Russell presiding; Lighted with a talk by He well - known manager of Credit Union on Credit Union How They Function. Laressia Spicer of store, membership chairnounced the beginning o and drive to increase me Plans were also made for Elephant Sale to be held June meeting. Other than the 20 members tending were guests Jack Mrs. Elmer Hamilton Circle Speaker Mrs. Elmer Hamilton was the first speaker at the recent meet of the Esabel Circle of theite Temple Methodist church, on the group gathered in the one of Mrs. Marilyn Solomon at The ceremony was closed by the troop singing "Girl Scouts together." The girls receiving their wings and pins were: Suzie Blackburn, Karen Boyer, Nancy Brown, Bette Comstock, Deana Davis, Vickie Hovde, Mary Larsen, Joyce Long, Linda Mayberry, Nancy Magill, Karen McLaughlin, Lynne McCune, Marilyn Stebbins, and Joan Tremble 202 North Larch St. Assisting Mrs. Solomon was Mrs. Doris Turner. Mrs. Hamilton discussed "Personal Devotions, the Doorway to Adventure." Devotions for the meeting were in charge of Mrs. Betty Whitfield. Mrs. Berryman, leader this past year, thanked Mrs Charles Houston, assistant leader, for her support. Each member gave a short talk on "What Toastmaster's Has Meant to Me." Other members and guests attending the affair were Mesdames Albert Raymond, A. Schoepe, SHOP FRIDAY FROM thing for Graduates... For the Big Day... her prom gown. His tux or dinner jacket and linen handkerchief. Gifts to delight them both. We've for. If you're a member or an admirer of the Class of '54 our collections of fashions and gifts to make a grad glad! NYLON GRADUATION DRESSES Dainty full skirted pastels in permanent finished nylon. Over laid with a tracery of flowers in white flocking. Sizes 8 to 16. ORGANDY PASTEL DRESSES Reversible NYLON BAGS stretched nylon swiss on one e in white or delicate stels, with white lings. Lucite handles. Just on them inside out. rashable. 2.95 COSTUME JEWELRY Summer's newest jewelry for graduates, pearls, powers gemlike stones in all types of pieces. Priced from $1 EARRING RACKS Large little tiered wheels that spin around on a bought iron base. Neat way to store earrings in ars. 2.25 (no tax) JEWEL BOXES Leather like on the outside, lined with satin. Open the lid and a tray pops up. Mirror in cover. Street Floor 2.95 NYLON GRADUATION DRESSES Dainty full skirted pastels in permanent finished nylon. Over laid with a tracery of flowers in white flocking. Sizes 8 to 16. 10.95 ORGANDY PASTEL DRESSES Sleeves styling that is so new. Crisp, gay nad so pretty in soft pastels. Wear them for graduation and on thru summer. 14.95 Sizes 7 to 15. FULL FULL PETTIC A "must" for under soft sheer surhave a real selection of styles and stand-out petticoats. Ready to Wear Second Thursday, May 20, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 8 Symphony Orchestra Plays Saturday Night At Santa Ana Saturday night at the Santa Ana High School auditorium, the compositions of Rossini, Mendelssohn, Mozart and Beethoven will be heard in the first Orange County Symphony Orchestra program starting at 8:30 o'clock. With the interest in this concert it is hoped that the establishment of a philharmonic orchestra for this county will result. It is the purpose of the musicians to add to the cultural life in Orange County and to give its people the opportunity of a symphony of their own. Admission to the Saturday night concert is free with the organization plan of the Orange County Symphony-set up on a non-profit basis, states Mrs. Mary Ferrey, chairman. Famed for her work in Europe and gaining a wide reputation in the states, particularly Southern California, Frieda Bellinfante, one of the few excellent women conductors, will direct the orchestra. Miss Belinfante began her career in Europe as a cellist. As a conductor she took first prize in master-class competition of Dr. Herman Scherchen, this leading to her invitation to contact the "orchestra de la Suisse Romande." She had her own chamber orchestra in the Netherlands in and made her debut in this country in 1947 conducting an 85-member orchestra of the New England Music Camp. Marriage Licenses Michael Burleigh Torrence, 24, 31211 Brooks St.; Barbara Cadwell, 19, 31322 Brooks, both South Laguna. Charles Robert Linkey, 42, 31670 Virginia Way; Gloria Ray Loveridge, 24, 32122 Virginia, both South Laguna. At Anaheim Hospital Wednesday ARRIVALS— Miss Patricia Riley, Anaheim. Miss Sharon Urban, La Habra. Harvey Sevain, Robbins, Calif. DEPARTURES— Mark D. Clark, Anaheim. Jeff Langford, Anaheim. Miss Karen Danley, Buena Park. Miss Sharon Urban, La Habra. Miss Patricia Riley, Anaheim. Mrs. Gladys Clamp, Anaheim. Mrs. Ruby Patton, Cypress. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin FRIDAY 5 TO 9 P.M. SPECIAL Children's "TEE" SHIRTS Fresh Stock Reg. 1.29 $1.00 Sizes 1 to 4 years Reg. 1.69 $1.39 Sizes 2 to 12 years LITTLE FOLK Russell presiding with a talk by Hebe Harke, well-known manager of Kwikset Credit Union on Credit Unions and How They Function. Laressia Spicer of the S.Q.R. store, membership chairman, announced the beginning of a contest and drive to increase membership. Plans were also made for a White Elephant Sale to be held at the June meeting. Other than the 20 members attending were guests Jackie Young, und and Sons; Betty Elliott, Security First National Bank Fullerton; and Opal Geltmacher, Northern Orange County Credit Bureau. Door award went to Kathleen Gilbert of Savings, Loan and Building, Anaheim. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Marriage Licenses Michael Burleigh Torrence, 24, 31211 Brooks St.; Barbara Cadwell, 19, 31322 Brooks, both South Laguna. Charles Robert Linkey, 42, 31670 Virginia Way; Gloria Ray Loveridge, 24, 32122 Virginia, both South Laguna. 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