anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-21

YEARS OF SERVICE—1923 to 1954 have been the years during which the Anaheim A.B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps has been active in Anaheim. Celebrating the birthday this week, members departed officers and special guests met at the IOOF temple for a birthday party. Shown cutting the call the A.B. Paul, WRC President, Alice Robert (center in above photo) with Ruth Johnson of Bellflower (second left) national inspector, assisting the local leader. Others in the photo are the Rev. McKenna Walker, (left) pastor of the Wesley Methodist church and guest speaker for the occasion; Boone of Bell, (far right) department treasurer, and Elloene Aufdenkamp, (second right) Laguna B department junior vice president. (Bulletin photo) Dignitaries Attend WRC Annual Birthday Party Observing their birthday anniversary and service in Anaheim since 1923, the members of the A.B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps met at the IOOF tempope this week with department and national officers present for the occasion. Heading arrangements was Alice Robert, president, who introduced Ruth Johnson, national inspector, from Bellflower; Faye Boone, department treasurer from Bell; Mea Caldwell, past department presi- and national scope of work as well as praising the local members on the excellent record of the corps during its year of service in this city. Ritual of cutting the birthday cake was done by Mrs. Robert with this confection centering a large table. It was circled with sweet pea blossoms and flanked with two lighted candles. Talk by Rev. Walker Program highlight was a talk, given by the Rev. McKinley Walk- hall on May 27 was made. Funeral meeting was announced May 24 at Bellflower with men to take their sack luncheon. Club meeting was slated for 25 at the home of Mabel Lu6771 Ball Rd. Condensed report of the department convention at Jose was presented by Prest Alice Robert who outlined the posed activities for the entire year set down by the major organization. Observing their birthday anniversary and service in Anaheim since 1923, the members of the A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps met at the IOOF tempoe this week with department and national officers present for the occasion. Heading arrangements was Alice Robert, president, who introduced Ruth Johnson, national inspector, from Bellflower; Faye Boone, department treasurer from Bell; Mea Caldwell, past department president from Santa Ana; junior vice president. Other visitors presented were from Compton, Whittier, Bellflower. Stanton, Bell, Anaheim, and including Effie Colburn from Oakland corps. Each of the Corps dignitaries spoke briefly bringing to the A. B. Paul members something of the national scope of work as well as praising the local members on the excellent record of the corps during its year of service in this city. Ritual of cutting the birthday cake was done by Mrs. Robert with this confection centering a large table. It was circled with sweet pea blossoms and flanked with two lighted candles. Talk by Rev. Walker Program highlight was a talk given by the Rev. McKinley Walker, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church. In line of service and business, the local Corps accepted the Federation traveling flag from Whitler corps. Announcement that three American flags would be presented to the George Washington School at a program in the IOOF hall on May 27 was made. Formal meeting was announced May 24 at Bellflower with meetings to take their sack luncheon. Club meeting was slated for 25 at the home of Mabel L. 6771 Ball Rd. Condensed report of the department convention at Jose was presented by Pre Alice Robert who outlined the posed activities for the en year set down by the major organization. In service the report showed in articles taken to Girls To Arlington during the Corps Last week 26 crutch pads and trous magazines and books taken to the Corona hospital. The meeting opened with luncheon fellowship hour and with a brief social period. Here and There Troop 51, at a meeting held in the Hillscher home, made programs for the end of the year dancing party to be held at the Elks clubhouse. The dance guests will be all junior high school students in and near Anaheim. The meeting opened with a tacos dinner. This was worked so girls could work toward their badges. Mrs. Charles A. Fiske, of 759 North Janas St., as secretary of the Montana Women's club of Southern California, announces that, before adjourning for the summer months, the club will meet for luncheon at 8740 Venice Blvd., Los Angeles, Thursday, June 3, at 12 noon. For reservations, phone Hollywood, 3-7326. All former Montanans are invited. Mr. and Mrs. George Butler of 1838 Almond Dr. welcomed their baby daughter at the St. Joseph hospital Wednesday. License to wed has been issued to Larry Keith Richards of South Clementine Street and Elaine Brattlof of 523 South Dickel St. Congratulations are being showered on Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hawkins of 10342 Brookhurst Rd. Their infant son was born May 19 at St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Troeller and daughter, Norma, who recently returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clodt and Mr. and Mrs. James Kipp at the Coffee Pot Hotel Birkbeck Golf report that the national scope of work as well as praising the local members on the excellent record of the corps during its year of service in this city. Ritual of cutting the birthday cake was done by Mrs. Robert with this confection centering a large table. It was circled with sweet pea blossoms and flanked with two lighted candles. Talk by Rev. Walker Program highlight was a talk given by the Rev. McKinley Walker, pastor of the Wesley Methodist church. In line of service and business, the local Corps accepted the Federation traveling flag from Whitler corps. Announcement that three American flags would be presented to the George Washington School at a program in the IOOF Barnett-Hanson Nuptial News Told Friend Couple Said Vows at Quaint Yuma Chapel Quaint Greta Green chapel at Yuma. Ariz., was the setting for the wedding rites uniting Carole Ann Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Barnett of 607 South Palm St. and Carel Hanson of 120 North Citron St., and son of Martin Hansons of Northwest Minot, N.D. Officiating clergyman was the Rev. Charles W. Murdell with the double ring ceremony read. For her marriage the bride was lovely in her white nylon afternoon wedding gown, its accents in pink and her bridal bouquet fashioned from white rose buds, pink carnations and lily of the valley. A treasured lace handkerchief, which had belonged to her grandmother, was carried by the bride, and she wore the traditional blue garter, tucked a lucky coin in her slipper and accented her gown with a lovely strand of pearls which were her grandmothers. She was given in marriage by her father. Only Attendant. Mrs. Margaret Chapman was her only attendant. Her afternoon gown of navy blue was a striking contrast to the bride's gown. Her accessories were in white and as were the carnations which formed her floral arrangement. John Chapman attended to groomsman duties. Both Mr. and Mrs. Chapman are close friends of the bride's family. For the wedding of her daughter, Mrs. Barnett, who with her husband, witnessed the nuptials, wore a poudre blue dress, her accessories in navy shade and her corsage fashioned from pink carnations. Girl Scout Leaders Meet Monday Morning Girl Scout Leaders club Monday between 9:30 and am at the Investment Youth Center on East Palma. Topic for discussion will "Troop program planning" 1954-55." Hostesses will members of the Magno school. Mrs. H. D. Newkirk Guest Reviewer for Triple F. Club Group Members and their guests ered in the home of Mrs H Lenz, 9402 Placentia Ave., W day night for an interesting gram by Mrs H. D. Newkirk told the Rodgers and Ha stein story from the book Enchanted Evening" by Taylor. The review brought out that Richard Rodger and Hart had most to do with style of musical comedy goals of business and bringing "musical play." The latter ove Congratulations are being showered on Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hawkins of 10542 Brookhurst Rd. Their infant son was born May 19 at St. Joseph hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Troeller and daughter, Norma, who recently returned from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Clodt and Mr. and Mrs. James Kipp at the Coffee Pot Motel, Blythe, Calif. report that the swimming pool for the motel will be in use Memorial weekend. 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(DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573) The review brought out that Richard Rodger and Hart had most to do with the style of musical comedy good of business and bringing "musical play." The latter live to see the culmination what he and Rodgers had according to the story. Those who followed him as Teammate came along just for the full flowering of the kind of musical. With "ma" and "South Pacific," Hammerstein II became the whose name was paired with Rodgers. However it was gers and Hart for 25 years. Taylor carries the story on to date, through the new gers and Hammerstein show and Juliet," and thousands of ers are going to find it fitting, the story concluded. Mrs. Newkirk was introduced Mrs. Ralph Focht and wished given a lovely gift. President Mrs. Robert Price ducted a short business opened with devotions by E. Robertson who used theirs" Day thought. Member ored Mrs. Ralph Focht, with a lingerie gift honoring a mother and including her day. Door prizes were won by K. Benson, puest, and M. Peterson. Delicious refreshment concluded the evening. Gesses were Mrs. Robert Me Mrs. R. Peterson. Members present other above mentioned, were: M. Robert Davis, William Wagner, M. Miller and Schwacofer, Roy Kasky Rail, M. Hanson, James Ralph Chance, E. M. Hollam ma Stankey, Gilby Chatur Oden, Miss Elizabeth Hillar Louise Miller. There's No Substitute for Circulation. Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Mr. and Mrs. Troutman Honored at Silver Wedding Anniversary Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer J. Troutman of 420 Parkway are still receiving congratulations on their silver wedding anniversary which was celebrated with a dinner dancing party at their home. Receiving their many guests at the party with the Troutmans were their parents and their daughters, Janice and Sharon Troutman. Buffet dinner was served at eight o'clock with the anniversary table, covered with a lace cloth, centered with the 25th anniversary cake, surrounded arrangements of white gladioli with lighted candles in crystal holders. A gorgeous bouquet of white gladioli, lighted by candles in silver holders, was reflected in the mirror back of the buffet. Tradition of cutting the first slice of the anniversary cake and opening of the gifts by the honored couple was a part of the evening's events. Guests sharing the party, which took place on May 15, were close friends and relations and included Mr. and Mrs. Edd Troutman of Santa Ana, Mrs. Louise Bamesberger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamesberger, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Presson of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ott of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckels, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Troutman of Anaheim, all relatives of the Troutmans; Mr. and Mrs. George Michel and daughter, Patsy of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topham of Riverside, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sorkness of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bradley. Helen Weir Honoree At Shower; Set Date For Wedding Helen Weir, bride-elect of Charles Sitton, was the very special guest at a shower given recently by Mrs. Gertrude Kemp and Mrs. Lloyd Stheling, assisted by Mrs. Verl Underwood of Santa Ana, an aunt, and Mrs. Roland Wier, mother of the honored guest. The party was held in the Weir home at 10831 Harbour Blvd. Decorated with large and small wedding bells, tied with pastel-toned bows, the large living room of the home was a beautiful setting for the games played during the party hours. Centerpiece on the table featured a miniature bride surrounded by a bed of sweet peas in pastel shades. This arrangement was flanked by lighted candles. A miniature wedding scene was on the fireplace mantel. Gifts were opened by the bride- HONOR SENATOR'S MEMBER (right) mother of U.S. the tea rrn in the a Park (second left) shh News Told Friends;aint Yuma Chapel Scout Leaders Meet Monday Morning Girl Scout Leaders club meet today between 9:30 and 11:30 am at the Investment for South Center on East La Malma. Topic for discussion will be Troop program planning for 1964-85." Hostesses will be members of the Magnolia School. Mrs. H. D. Newkirk Is Best Reviewer for Triple F. Club Group Members and their guests gath in the home of Mrs Herman Z. 9402 Placentia Ave., Wednes night for an interesting pro m by Mrs. H. D. Newkirk. She the Rodgers and Hammer story from the book "Some chanted Evening" by Deems Color. The review brought out the fact Richara Rodger and Lorenz had most to do with the old life of musical comedy going out business and bringing in the musical play." The latter did not see the culmination of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Troutman of Santa Ana, Mrs. Louise Bamesberger, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bamesberger, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Presson of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ott of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eckels, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Troutman of Anaheim, all relatives of the Troutmans; Mr. and Mrs. George Michel and daughter, Patty of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Topham of River side, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sorkness of San Diego, Mr. and Mrs. Vern Bruederie of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Toelle, Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henning, Olive; Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Griggs, Mrs. Bernice Wollenman, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Sympson and daughter, Judy and Jone Ellen; Mr. and Mrs. F.W. Elliott, Mr. and Mrs.Joe R. Scholz, Mr. and Mrs.Wilbert Heiden, Mr. and Mrs.John L.Slack, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Schafer, Anaheim. Unable to attend were Mr. and Mrs.Vic Reudy, Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs.Wayne Harris and Mr. and Mrs.J.L.Troutman of North English, Iowa. Disabled Veterans To Install Leaders Saturday Night Installation of Disabled Veterans Northern Orange County unit No. 94 will take place Saturday night at the Moose hall East Commonwealth Fullerton, (upstairs) at 8 o'clock. To be seated as commander and senior vice commander will be Albert Fernandez and Norman (Jack) Halderman, Anaheim. The chapter is holding a combined installation with the Disabled Veterans Auxiliary with Caroline Lovering of Fullerton and Mrs.Halderman to be seated as commander and senior vice of the Auxiliary. The public is invited to attend the ceremonies and join the two unit members in the social evening to follow. National Secretaries Set 'Kaffee Klatch' The Orange Empire Chapter of the National Secretaries Association invites all secretareis to attend the "Kaffee Klatsch" on Saturday afternoon between the hours Mr. and Mrs.Edd Troutman of Santa Ana, Mrs.Louise Bamesberger, Mr. and Mrs.Keith Presson of Garden Grove, Mr. and Mrs.Leo Ott of Buena Park, Mr. and Mrs.Roy Troutman of Anaheim, all relatives of the Troutmans;Mr. and Mrs.George Michel and daughter,Patty of Los Angeles;Mr. and Mrs.Robert Topham of River side,Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Sorkness of San Diego,Mr. and Mrs.Vern Bruederie of Orange,Mr.和Ms.Clyde Martin of Santa Ana;Mr.和Ms.Gene Toelle,Santa Ana;Mr.和Ms.Henning,Olive;Mr.和Ms.Clinton Griggs,Mrs.Bernice Wollenman,Mrs.Mrs.Claud Sympsonand daughter,Judy和Jone Ellen;Mr.和Mrs.F.W.Elliott,Mr.和Mrs.JoeR.Rscholz,Mr.和Mrs.WilbertHeiden,Mr.和Mrs.JohnL.Slack,Mr.和Mrs.FredSchafer,Anaheim. Unable to attend were Mr.和Mrs.Vic Reudy, Anaheim;Mr.和Mrs.Wayne HarrisandMr.和Mrs.J.L.TroutmanofNorthEnglish.Iowa. Disabled Veterans To Install Leaders Saturday Night Installation of Disabled Veterans Northern Orange County unit No. 94 will take place Saturday night at the Moose hall East Commonwealth Fullerton,(upstairs) at 8 o'clock.To be seated as commander and senior vice commander will be Albert Fernandez and Norman (Jack) Halderman, Anaheim. The chapter is holding a combined installation with the Disabled Veterans Auxiliary with Caroline Lovering of Fullerton and Mrs.Halderman to be seated as commander and senior vice commander will be Albert Fernandez and Norman (Jack) Halderman, Anaheim. The public is invited to attend the ceremonies and join the two unit members in the social evening to follow. National Secretaries Set 'Kaffee Klatch' The Orange Empire Chapter of the National Secretaries Association invites all secretareis to attend the "Kaffee Klatsch" on Saturday afternoon between the hours Mr.和Mrs.Edd TroutmanofSanta Ana,Mrs.LouiseBamesberger,Mr.和Mrs.KeithPressonofGarden Grove,Mr.和Mrs.Leo OttofBuenaPark,Mr.和Mrs.RoyTroutmanofAnaheim.all relatives oftheTroutmans;Mr.和Mrs.GeorgeMichelanddaughter,PattyofLosAngeles;Mr.和Mrs.RobertTophamofRiverside,Mr.和Mrs.RalphSorknessofSanDiego,Mr.和Mrs.VernBrudererieofOrange,Mr.和Mrs.ClydeMartinofSantaAnas;Mr.和Mrs.GeneToelle,SantaAnas;Mr.和Mrs.Henning,Olive;Mr.和Mrs.ClintonGriggs,Mrs.BerniceWollenman,Mrs.Mrs.ClaudSympsonand daughter,judyandjoneEllen;Mr.和Mrs.F.W.Elliott,Mr。andMrs.JoeR.Rscholz，Mr。andMrs.WilbertHeiden，Mr。andMrs.JohnL.Slack，Mr。andMrs.FredSchafer,Anaheim. Unable to attend were Mr.和Mrs.VicReudy，Anaheim；Mr。andMrs.WayneHarrisonandMr。andMrs.J.L.TroutmanofNorthEnglish.Iowa. Disabled Veterans To Install Leaders Saturday Night Installation of Disabled Veterans Northern Orange County unit No. 94 will take place Saturday night at the Moose hall East Commonwealth Fullerton,(upstairs) at 8 o'clock.To be seated as commander and senior vice commander will be Albert Fernandez and Norman (Jack) Halderman, Anaheim. The chapter is holding a combined installation with the Disabled Veterans Auxiliary with Caroline Lovering of Fullerton and Mrs.Halderman to be seated as commander and senior vice commander will be Albert Fernandez and Norman (Jack) Halderman, Anaheim. The public is invited to attend the ceremonies and join the two unit members in the social evening to follow. National Secretaries Set 'Kaffee Klatch' The Orange Empire Chapter of the National Secretaries Association invites all secretareis to attend the "Kaffee Klatsch" on Saturday afternoon between the hours Mr.和Mrs.Edd TroutmanofSantaAnas,Mrs.LouiseBamesberger,Mr。andMrs.KeithPressonofGarden Grove,Mr。andMrs.Leo OttofBuenaPark,Mr。andMrs.RoyTroutmanofAnaheim.all relatives oftheTroutmans;Mr。andMrs.GeorgeMichelanddaughter,PattyofLosAngeles;Mr。andMrs.RobertTophamofRiverside,Mr。andMrs.RalphSorknessofSanDiego,Mr。andMrs.VernBrudererieofOrange,Mr。andMrs.ClydeMartinofSantaAnas;Mr。andMrs.GeorgeMichelanddaughter,judyandjoneEllen;Mr。andMrs.F.W.Elliott,Mr。andMrs.JoeR.Rscholz，Mr。andMrs.WilbertHeiden，Mr。andMrs.JohnL.Slack，Mr。andMrs.FredSchafer,Anaheim. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs.Bessie Mark,MrsCaroline Anderson,miss Wanyne Grebel,Miss Esther Bengoches,Miss Gladys Boren,Miss Ina Barker,Miss JoAnn Underwood,and Miss Shirley Campbell. Miss Weir will wed Charles Lee Sitton of Santa Anas former football star and captain of the Santa Ana College Dons team He has recently signed a contract with the Washington Red Skins "pro"team The couple have set their wedding date for June 5,the ceremony to be solemnized at,the Capilla de San Antonio They plan to establish their home in Anaheim. Social Card Games Put to Good Use For Girl Scouts There is more than one way "to kill a cat." This old adage applied to earning money for Girl Scout Camperships was well proved by a small group of women National Secretaries Set 'Kaffee Klatch' The Orange Empire Chapter of the National Secretaries Association invites all secretareis to attend the "Kaffe Klatsch" on Saturday afternoon between the hours of 2 and 4 at the Santa Ana Women's club at Sixth and Baker St. Santa Ana, Calif. The local membership chairman is Irene Czaplinski. Any secretary wishing information concerning the organization may call her at Kimberly 2-5621, or address her at 1801 Grand Ave., Santa Ana. Violin Orchestra to Play at Stockwell Student Recital A piano recital by the students of Betty Stockwell will be held Sunday at 3:15 p.m. at the Anaheim Ebell. The popular violin orchestra from Balboa will be featured guest group. This orchestra is directed by Ruth Paddock Gibbs, formerly director of the famous Hollywood Baby Orchestra. Her orchestra now is composed of Jimmy Grainger, four years old and Pamela Stockwell, six years old; from Anaheim; Scott Bailey Perry White, Johnny and Juggy Beall, and Robert Schumann. The orchestra will play several numbers with members to also play duets and solos. A reception will follow the program for all present. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) ELECT Robert P. KNEELAND District Attorney On-the-job Experience . Now Chief Trial Deputy HONOR SENATOR'S MOTHER—Mrs. Gordon McComber, (left) hostess at tea honoring Mrs. Henry Kuehel, (right) mother of U.S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, at McComber ranch home Wednesday. Presiding at the tea urn in the above photo, is Mrs. Colin Baker of Fullerton with Mrs. J. O. Brown of Buena Park (second left) sharing in the fun of the occasion. Mrs. Kuehel, makes her home in Anaheim and HONOR SENATOR'S MOTHER—Mrs. Gordon McComber, (left) hostess at tea honoring Mrs. Henry Kuehel, (right) mother of U.S. Sen. Thomas H. Kuchel, at McComber ranch home Wednesday. Presiding at the tea qrn in the above photo, is Mrs. Colin Baker of Fullerton with Mrs. J. O. Brown of Buena Park (second left) sharing in the fun of the occasion, Mrs. Kuchel, makes her home in Anaheim and has been very active in the present campaign for her son's senatorial race. She has been a special guest at a San Fernando Valley tea and plans to attend a gala affair to be staged on May 26 at the home of the famed Duncan Sisters in Sherman Oaks. Attending the tea held at the Buena Park home were hosts of Orange County Republican women and their guests. (Gelvet photo) Library Chats By MARTHA METTLER "A Writer's Diary" by Virginia Woolf, gives the reader a remarkable insight into the mind and method of a great writer; it reveals the extra-ordinary patience and devotion the concentration and integrity which go into the making of a work of art. Virginia Woolf began to keep a regular diary in 1915 and continued to do so until a few days before her death. For the present volume, her husband has extracted from the diary those passages which refer to Virginia Woolf's own writing. "The Second Tree from the Corner," by E. B. White, is a selection of pieces of whatever nature, written over the past twenty years that he thinks stand the test of time. Catholic Shrines "Catholic Shrines in the United States and Canada", by Father Francis B. Thornton, tells about 119 shrines of many kinds, describing the esthetic, architectural and historical points of interest of each. "Life of the Pasy" by G. G. Simpson, is an introduction to paleontology, by an outstanding paleontologist. He examines his science here for the general reader and the beginning student alike. He explains how the history of living things is preserved, discovered and interpreted. "Imperial Waltz" by William Abrahams, is a historical novel about the empress consort of Frans Josep emperor of Austria. It deals with her life before the tragedy of her son's deah at Mayerling and her own assassination. Immortal Lady Novel "The Last Love of Camille", by Frances Winwar, is a novel of the little known story of the immortal Lady of the Camellias, famous courtesan whose last love affair with the composer Franz Liszt, was the only real romance of her life. "Nothing is Dripping on Us" by Eva Knox Witte, is the real life story of a minister's daughter and a Russian nobleman who build a happy marriage on travel, adventure and laughter. Announcements Townsend club meeting is Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Carpenter's hall on South Palm St. Speaker at 2 p.m. will be Harriet Enderle from Santa Ans. Enna Jetticks Foot Flairs schilling's SHOES 11º W. Center St. The 1954 Studebaker's advanced styling insures you high resale value! Studebaker's aerodynamic design wins '54 Mobileas Economy Run. high resale value! Studebaker's aerodynamic design wins '54 Mobilgas Economy Run STUDEBAKER WINS SWEEPSTAKES AND 3 OTHER "FIRSTS" Highest gas mileage of any Sweepstakes winner in history! Bettered only by a '54 Studebaker Champion! Champion averaged 29.58 miles per gallon! Now there's no question about it! The 1954 Studebaker is America's stand-out car in operating economy as well as in style! 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