anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-24

MARYWOOD AUXILIARY LEADERS—Mrs. Ernest Williams of Anaheim (right in above photo) is the president of the Marywood High School Auxiliary, the gavel of leadership turned over to her by Joseph Nolan of Orange (left in above photo) at the recent installation meeting. Ceremonies were at the school with other officers installed. They were Mrs. Frank Miller, (second left to right photo) treasurer; Mrs. Ursula Jamison of Anaheim, press chairman; Mrs. E. F. Cain, Anna vice president and Mrs. E. C. Wingate of Orange, (second to right in photo) as secretary. Mittee chairmen appointed at the meeting, other than Mrs. Jamison, were: Mrs. Don May of Ana will head the program committee; Mrs. Ursula Jamison of Anaheim, will be public chairman; Mrs. Arthur Bradley of Santa Ana will be membership chairman; Mrs. Joseph Nolan Anaheim, room mother chairman; Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Victor Peltzer of Anaheim, ways means chairmen. Members of the ways and means work are Mmes., Stephen Gallagher, Lee F Bernard Flynn, Charles Rees, Al Zinda, Bernard Bagdon and Henry Gillespie. Anaheim YLI Past Leaders Honored; New Officers Nominated at Birthday Meet Approximately 60 members and guests attended the YLI dinner in the Pickwick cafe, which preceded the recent meeting presided over by President, Mary Jean Lambert. Past presidents honored at the 31st birthday party which followed in Halderman, announced that the next meeting will be held Tuesday, June 15 in the home of Agnes McFarland, 842 North Jangs St. at 7:30 p.m. New members wishing to assist with this project are cordially invited to attend these meet. Modern Woman's Discussed by Zion Lutheran League "The place of modern women in her church and community could have been the theme." Anaheim YLI Past Leaders Honored; New Officers Nominated at Birthday Meet Approximately 60 members and guests attended the YLI dinner in the Pickwick cafe, which preceded the recent meeting presided over by President, Mary Jean Lambert. Past presidents honored at the 31st birthday party which followed in the IOOF Temple were introduced by Opal Rimpau, general chairman of the birthday party. They were: Marie Martin, junior past president; Bonnie Jollsaint, Elsie Benner, Mary Ellen McRill, Beryl Kennedy, Clara Burkhard, Marle Lenain, Agnes Redman, Vernia Reed, Adelain MsBride, Mary Kirsch, Frances Backs, Geraldine Gallagher, Mae LeVecke. Past presidents unable to attend were: Velma Neuman, (in Japan) Alice Matejka, Irma Peltzer, Leona DeWitt, Olga Peltzer, Nell Robertson, Marie Conrad, Agnes Stilwell, (first president). Initiate Members New members initiated during formal ceremonies were Pauline Constance Rivet, Isabelle Abern, Lillie Martines, Cecile Baker, Barbara Jean Binder, Nancy Ruth Bell, Evelyn Lee Robinson. Submit New Officers Marie Martin, chairman of the nominating committee submitted the following names of officers for the year 1954-55. Mary Jeam Lambert, junior past president; President, Blanche Hudson; First Vice President, Lorraine Revell; Recording Secretary, Margaret Block; Financial Secretary, Leta Mae Smith; Treasurer, Mary Worden; Trustees, Ruth Johnson, Helen Gray, Frances McAvan; Marshal, Eileen Lopker; Organist, Bennie Jollissaint; Inside Sentinel, Glenna Ranker. Elections will be June 7. Gerry Carlson, card party chairman, announced that the next monthly card party will be held in the home of Bonnie Strickroth, 1942 East Wilhelmina St. May 27 at 7:30 p.m. All members are invited to attend. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, telephone KE-8-7635. Cord Rosary chairman, Wenona Halderman, announced that the next meeting will be held Tuesday, June 15 in the home of Agnes McFarland, 842 North Janss St. at 7:30 p.m. New members wishing to assist with this project are cordially invited to attend these meetings. Present Guest Speakers Helen Krom of Fullerton, Grand First Vice President and Institute Deputy, was the guest speaker. In her talk she emphasized "Catholic Action" as being the written word of the church, and reminded the members that "actions speak louder than words," that the organization cannot progress without the members pledging their loyalty and cooperation to its officers. Margaret Young of Santa Ana, Grand Director and general chairman of Grand Convention, to be held in Long Beach, July 10 to the 17, spoke on her two projects. The National Shrine and Grand Convention. The fund for the National Shrine is far below its quota, she said. She urged the members to take part in this project so that its ultimate goal will be realized. The deadline is June 15. The attendance prize went to Ursula Jamison. Catherine Garret of Fullerton Institute was a guest. Honor 31 Birthday The 31 birthday party, which honored the past presidents, and all the members, was held in the spacious IOOF dining room of the hall, after the meeting. The 12 beautiful decorations represented the 12 months of the year. As the members entered the dining room, they were seated at the table which represented their respective birth month. All officers were hostesses for the evening and served delicious finger sandwiches with individual birthday cake inscribed YLI 1923-54. Pouring at the lovely tea table were Mae Le Vecke and Marie Martin. Mae Le Vecke praised the organization for this lovely party, which was the first of its kind to honor its past presidents. Baskets of calla lillies were used in the decorations of the meeting room. Reservations for the dinner at 7:30 p.m. June 1, in the Ebell club house, Fullerton, honoring Helen Krom Grand First Vice President. Modern Woman's Discussed by Zion Lutheran League "The place of modern women in her church and community could have been the theme of meeting Zion Lutheran men's League. Nearly every gram item pointed up the concept of stewardship. The Rev. E. H. Pfug brief talk on one phase of stewardship, the dedication of the life to Jesus Christ. Mrs. Walter Scharnwebbermerly of Los Angeles but not Anaheim, showed slides describing most efficient guild system woman's work in the church slides were made available. Faith Lutheran Church of Loyolaes. Convention reports follow theme of the conference." They were by Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg. Walter Knigge., Mrs. Ed O Mrs. O. C. Ulrich and Mrs. Kersten. The league gave final apo to new constitution and by a book. A budget for the year was adopted. Opening devotions were ducted by Mrs. A. H. Koop carried out the theme of Ascension Day, to be observed in the May 27 at 7:30 p.m. when services will be conducted. Tea hour hostesses were Ruben Jarmon, Mrs. Vicsen, Mrs. Hal Johnsen, and Walter Henning. They used and sweet peas to decorate parish hall where the mook place. Birthday Occasion Recent Party for Robbie Savala Celebrating his third birthday Robbie Savala, son of Mrs. Felix Savala of 315 Westmont St., was honored when a group of his playmates with their mothers gathered at Vala home. The recent party features monthly card party will be held in the home of Bonnie Strickroth, 1942 East Wilhelmina St. May 27 at 7:30 p.m. All members are invited to attend. Reservation chairman is Gerry Carlson, telephone KE-5-7635. Cord Rosary chairman, Wenona Scientific Hair Cutting for Fashionable Women House of Verla (... in La Dène Beauty Salon) 122 S. 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Main St., Santa Ana Women carrie lou authorland – editor Field Service Chairman of State PTA Discusses Motherhood Responsibility at District Meeting Mrs. George L. Davis, field service chairman of California Congress of Parents and Teachers, addressed a large attendance at fourth district meeting in the auditorium at the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, with a relaxing oral rendition of the theme of the day, "Let's Talk it Over". In expressing her thoughts on the subject of the Parent Teacher organization, she explained, "This group is dedicated to educating the parents to educate their children in the right paths, and for the parents in turn to pass on this information to those not receiving this service. "The PTA should help mothers to become better mothers as they rear the future leaders of this country. It is the aim of the National Congress to Aid the State Congress, the state to help the district and the districts to contribute helpful information on to the councils, and in turn the Councils inform local associations," said the speaker. Mrs. Davis expressed the importance of motherhood and the necessity of aiding each other as an example for American children. Mrs. Davis is the mother of two sons and past president of Fifth District. "Welcome Aboard" was given by Commander J. D. Taylor and the "Business of Education" was discussed by Supt. Jack L. Weaver of Los Alamitos School district. Pledge of Allegiance was made by the Station Color Guard, led by Lt. H. W. Jeffers, U. S. Navy Chaplain. Immediately following early registration, Mrs. Ray E. Finley, Delta Kappa Gamma Charter Group Meet The charter members: Gamma Epilion chapter; Delta Kappa Gamma society; its first meeting in the Marguerite Hill on North in Santa Ana. Delta Kappa is a national honor society women educators. The Gamma chapter is the third to be organized in Orange. The new officers for the ter are: President, Maren Santa Ana; vice-president Lynn Ericson of Santa Ana vice-president Alma Pittston; recording secretary, Arnold of Anaheim; corrector, Virginia Huffheim; parliamentarian Rose Peale of Santa Ana; Marcella Surowic of S. Dr. Adele Lewis Grant founder, was present to formation of plans and ment of the committee named from Anaheim w Schadewald and Alpha. First Edison The pre-organization for the new Edison School Teacher association, home of Mrs. Herbert T. East Wilhelmina was set outlining plans for meeting Thursday at 7:30 in Lincoln School o Dues paid at this meet record the members on ter roll, it was announced. Present at the recess was Mrs. Louis Goodwin director for the four and Mrs. Wrren Ha o tension chairman of the Council of Parents and Nominating committee included Mrs. E. L. K. Earl Williams, Mrs. M. wardson, Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Duane Pedlar committee appointed for Modern Woman's Place discussed by Zion Lutheran League The place of modern woman her church and community" had been the theme of the meeting of Zion Lutheran Women's League. Nearly every proclamation item pointed up the newest reception of stewardship. The Rev. E. H. Pflug, gave a talk on one phase of stewardship, the dedication of the entire Jesus Christ. Mrs. Walter Scharnwebber, formerly of Los Angeles but now of Thelm, showed slides describing most efficient guild system for man's work in the church. Theses were made available by Lutheran Church of Los Anss. Convention reports followed the time of the conference, "Ye Are Disciples." They were given Mrs. Elroy Oldenburg, Mrs. Alter Knigge, Mrs. Ed Clasen, and O. C. Ulrich and Mrs. E. H. Sten. The league gave final approval new constitution and by laws received copies of a new handbook. A budget for the year also is adopted. Opening devotions were conducted by Mrs. A. H. Koch and carried out the theme of Ascension Dr., to be observed in the church by 27 at 7:30 p.m. when special services will be conducted. Tea hour hostesses were Mrs. Ben Jarmon, Mrs. Vic Jacobson, Mrs. Hal Johnsen, and Mrs. Oliver Henning. They used roses and sweet peas to decorate the Irish hall where the meeting took place. Birthday Occasions Recent Party for Bobbie Savala Celebrating his third birthday, Bobie Savala, son of Mr. and Ms. Felix Savala of 315 West Verst St. was honored when a large cup of his playmates with 12 of his mothers gathered at the Santa home. The recent party features were mother of two sons and past president of Fifth District. "Welcome Aboard" was given by Commander J. D. Taylor and the "Business of Education" was discussed by Supt. Jack L. Weaver of Los Alamitos School district. Pledge of Allegiance was made by the Station Color Guard, led by Lt. H. W. Jeffers, U. S. Navy Chaplain. Immediately following early registration, Mrs. Ray E. Finley, fourth district president, called the meeting to order. A timely invocation was given by the Rev. Lawrence S. Jones of the Los Alamitos Community church. Response was read by Mrs. H. O. Boyvey, district first vice president. Music for the occasion was in the presentation of two piano solos by Mrs. Ruth Jones. Luncheon was provided at the base with the Los Alamitos PTA hostessing. Immediately following, guests were honored with a tour of the Naval Air Station. Hostess Compliments House Guest at Dinner Party The home of Mrs. Vangelia Rainey at 9291 La Palma was the scene of a lovely dinner party on a recent day when the hostess complimented her cousin, Mrs. Eunice Moore, her house guest for the past few weeks. Mrs. Moore leaves soon for her home in Susquehanna, Pa. Majority of the party guests were formerly from Pennsylvania with the afternoon hours devoted largely to reminiscing. Colored pictures of Alaska and the Western states, including spring flower desert, mining town scenes were shown by George Rainey, son of the hostess. Larkspur, petunias, carnations sweet peas and other California spring flowers were used in decorating the rooms for the occasion. Guests sharing the affair with Mrs. Moore and her hostess were Mr. and Mrs. William Bunche of North Hollywood, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Place of Culver City Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stark of Monrovia, Mr. and Mrs. George Rainey, and children, Billy Sylvia, Tommy Vanita and Timothy of San Pedro; Miss Marle Place, Los Angeles; Miss Martha Overfield and Mrs. Johnny Wesneski of Pasadena, Mrs. Harriet Michaels of Inglewood. Horse and Thorough Doris Simmons is Honored Queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5 of Anaheim Job's Daughters elected new officers for the ensuing term with Doris Simmons named honored queen-elect. Georgian Ehrle, honored queen, presided during the meeting. Those to serve as elective officers with Doris Simmons for the next term are: Senior Princess, Jean Foster; Junior Princess — Darlene Nipp, Guide — Charlotte Pruett, and Marshal — Jerie-lee Ehrle. Installation was announced for June 19 at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple. The next regular meeting will be June 7 which will also be initiation and the retiring honored queen's farewell night. District Kappa Alpha Theta Officer Speaks To County Group Mrs. John Oliver of Sherman Oaks, alumnae district president of Kappa Alpha Theta, spoke to members of the Orange County Alumnae club when the group met in the home of Mrs. Willis Thompson at Laguna Beach. Events tabulated for the future included the August 3 brunch to be held at the Balboa Bay club at 11 a.m. All Kappa Alpha Theta are invited to attend. Each year members of the Orange County club have a party, which is an auction. This year it is being held at the home of Mrs. Present at the recent was Mrs. Louis Goody vision director for the four and Mrs. Wren Ha o tension chairman of the Council of Parents and Nominating committee included Mrs. E. L. Kearl Elliwilsams, Mrs. Mawardson, Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Duane Pedlar committee appointed for 27 meeting is Mrs. Reer, Mrs. James Forbesrie Smith and Mrs.Jo 'Famed Duncan Slate 'Tea for To Senator Kuchel I One thousand invite been issued to promote literacy in San Fernando V "Tea for Tommy" to the famous Duncan Si 1412 Greenleaf Street May 26, 2 to 4 p.m.T being sponsored by Kuchel in Sherman Oaks re-election. Henry Kuchel on the senator's mother, will ed guest. She will be by Mrs.Hildred Parrell of the Orange County Campaign committee. Leigh Stilliphant, a known speaker, will a group He is director of deale Community Hospital tee of the Physicians as Osteopathic College or geles. The hostesses Rosetta visam Duncan who are the entertainment pre will present some of stand talent, will pre tea tables. Reservations for the made by calling STat BT. 9-2547. Announcement OPHS No.$$ meetts the IOOF hall with hostesses in charge on hour. Celebrating his third birthday, Bobbie Savala, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Savala of 215 West Vermont St. was honored when a large group of his playmates with 12 of their mothers gathered at the Santa home. The recent party features were dinners, merry-go-round, favors for the children and the traditional ice cream and birthday cake. Young guests sharing the party Rhobbie were Jackie Laos,onda, Geraldine, and Geraldines, Ronnje Fraser, Hilda and Robert Sandoval, Larry and Gary Smith, Henrietta and Florence Loft, Eddie Arbello, Brbra and Bobbie Villalobos, Soccorro Sanitizes, Diane and Arleen Ramirez and Veronica Acosta. There's No Substitute for Paid Recruitment. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Laiola of 202 North Spruce St. pre the parents of a son born at St. Joseph hospital, May 21. Congratulations are going to Mr. and Mrs. Douglass Thom of East Vermont Street on the birth of their daughter at St. Joseph hospital on May 21. Ricky Roquet, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Russell "Rusty" Roquet of 314 South Indiana St. was born at St. Joseph hospital May 21. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Octave Roquet of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Daly of Arkansas. License to wed has been issued to Helen Louise Weir of South Harbour Boulevard and Charles Lee Sitton of Santa Ana. Elect A. E. (LOU) LAUTERBACH COUNTY TREASURER COURTEOUS—QUALIFIED WILL BE ON THE JOB Delta Kappa Gamma Charter Group Meets The charter members of the Gamma Epilison chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma society had its first meeting in the home of Marguerite Hill on North Van Ness in Santa Ana. Delta Kappa Gamma is a national honor society for women educators. The Gamma Epilison chapter is the third chapter to be organized in Orange County. The new officers for this chapter are: President, Maren Leonard, Santa Ana; vice-president, Evelyn Ericson of Santa Ana; second vice-president Alma Pitts of Fullerton; recording secretary, Elizabeth Arnold of Anaheim; corresponding secretary, Virginia Huff of Anaheim; parliamentarian, Burma Rose Peale of Santa Ana; treasurer, Marcella Surowic of Santa Ana. Dr. Adele Lewis Grant, the state founder, was present to aid in the formation of plans and the appointment of the committees. Those named from Anaheim were Harriet Schadewald and Alpha Salveson. Jean Heilman Heads White Temple Circle Jean circle of the White Temple Methodist church elected officers at the meeting held in the home of Linda Prior at 8091 Alamo. Jean Heilman was named president. Other officers elected were: Jean Freeman, vice president; Kitty Lynch, secretary; Becky Smith, treasurer; Meryle Osborn, devotion committee; Jackie Mesnard and Joan White, phoning committee; Elizabeth Cheatum, flower and cards; LaVerne Gushwa, hostess; Marjorie Packiner and Alice Carmonne, project; Mrs. Esther David, sponsor. Pruella Abbott gave an informal talk on the origin of Mother's Day, and made several corsages for the group. Mrs. Meryle Osborn gave the devotions for the evening. Installation services for the Jean and Isabel Circles will be held June 8 in the church parliars. Assisting Mrs. Prior was Esther David. First Edison PTA Meeting Planned The pre-organization meeting for the new Edison School Parent Teacher association, held at the home of Mrs. Herbert Taylor, 1252 East Wibelmina was the means of outlining plans for the general meeting Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Lincoln School cafeterium. Dues paid at this meeting will record the members on the charter roll, it was announced. Present at the recent meeting was Mrs. Louis Goodwin, extension director for the fourth district and Mrs. Wren Ha odges, extension chairman of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers. Nominating committee named included Mrs. E. L. Kearn, Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. Marlin Edwardson, Mrs. Wallace Dedic, and Mrs. Duane Pedlar. Hospitality committee appointed for the May Ann Judson Circle Installs Officers The Ann Judson Circle of First Baptist church officers were installed for the coming year with Mrs. Cecil Hall seated as president. Mrs. A. J. Stone was installed vice-president; Ruby Clasby, secretary; Mrs. George Smith, treasurer. White Cros s work filled the morning hours at the regular meeting. Sack luncheon was enjoyed at noontime with Mrs. Roy Curtis, daughter of the hostess, serving dessert. At the 2 p.m. business meeting Mrs. Stone led the singing. Miss Grace Holmes gave the devotions. Donna Reafsnyder Gets LBC College Scholarship The scholarship committee of the Long Beach City college liberal arts division, has announced that Miss Donna Laurene Reafsnyder, graduating senior at Anaheim High school has been awarded a $50 Faculty Club scholarship for the academic year 1971-75 at Long Beach City college. Miss Reafsnyder, age 17, who resides at 521 North Clementine St., with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, has attended Anaheim Union High school for the past four years. She plans to study art and merchandising at Long Beach City college in preparation for a career as an interior decorator. At Anaheim Union High school, Miss Reafsnyder has been an active member of the Art Club and a member of the Art Club Council. She has also served as vice president of the Toastmasters club, sargeant-at-arms of the Tri-Hi-Y club and has been active in the Prom committee and the Junior Red Cross. She has been a song-leader this year and a member of the Pep Rally committee which plans Anaheim's pep assemblies, pep rallies and makes posters for school events. The funds for the scholarship were raised by the faculty at Long Beach City college in a recent production of "Prof-Vanities of 1954" and by voluntary cash contributions of individual faculty members. This is the first year that the Faculty Club scholarship has been awarded at Anaheim Union High school. Alternate winner is Herman Beuselinck 4017 Howard St. Los Alamitos, AUHs student, who plans to enter Long Beach City college next September as an engineering Present at the recent meeting was Mrs. Louis Goodwin, extension director for the fourth district and Mrs. Wren Haodges, extension chairman of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers. Nominating committee named included Mrs. E. L. Kearn, Mrs. Earl Williams, Mrs. Marlin Edwardson, Mrs. Wallace Dedic, and Mrs. Duane Pedlar. Hospitality committee appointed for the May 27 meeting is Mrs. Reuben Tucker, Mrs. James Forbes, Mrs. Laurie Smith and Mrs. John Laituri. 'Famed Duncan Sisters Slate 'Tea for Tommy' Senator Kuchel Event One thousand invitations have been issued to prominent Republican and Democratic women residing in San Fernando Valley for a "Tea for Tommy" to be held at the famous Duncan Sisters' home, 16412 Greenleaf Street, Tuesday, May 25, 2 to 4 p.m. The affair is being sponsored by Women for Küchel in Sherman Oaks, supporting Senator Thomas H. Kuchel's re-election. Mrs. Henry Kuchel of Anaheim, the senator's mother, will be honored guest. She will be accompanied by Mrs. Hildred Parrell, chairman of the Orange County Kuchel Campaign committee. Leigh Billiphant, a nationally known speaker, will address the group. He is director of the Glendale Community Hospital and trustee of the Physicians and Surgeons Osteopathic College of Los Angeles. The hostesses, Rosetta and Vivian Duncan, who are providing the entertainment program, will present some of their outstanding talent, will preside at the tea tables. Reservations for the tea may be made by calling STaté 9-2068 or ST. 9-284V. Announcements ODHS No. $$ meets tonight in the IOOF hall with the birthday hostesses in charge of the social hour. Criss Graduates Attend Ice Capades The 1954 graduating class of Criss Business college attended the ice capades at Hollywood Friday evening. Enroute the group stopped at the Clock Country club for dinner. Graduates attending were: Velva Brookman, Vivian Ross and Nan Ubersetzig, Anaheim; Ferne Molander, Fullerton; Lola Huffman, Garden Grove; Evangeline Quezada, La. Habra; Greta Gravelle, Midway City; Jacqueline Fulton, Orange; Lupe Mendez, Stanton. Members of the faculty and friends, who enjoyed the festivities were: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crisp, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gibson, Miss Dorothy Lorrison, and Don Anderson. VFW Auxiliary Has Successful Benefit Card Party Chairman Irene Brown served a delicious dessert before card play at the recent party sponsored by the Anaheim VFW auxiliary. There were several score winners including Lucille Howe, first in Canasta; Mrs. S. Kelly, first in Bridge; Mrs. Catherine O'Brien and C. Agren, top scores in 500 games. Special gift of pillow slips went to Mrs. O'Brien and other awards were presented to Hattie Nicholson, Nellie Stone, Mrs. Chettlet, Elizabeth Aldrich, Elmo Richards, Hilma Curran, Mary Jones and Caroline Masqueiler. The Auxiliary, at a sewing meeting this week at the VFW hall, made plans for a bazaar during the fall season. At the close of the session refreshment was served by President Irene Brown. Announcements OPHS No. 22 meets tonight in the IOOF hall with the birthday hostesses in charge of the social hour. Accuracy...a must In the compounding of prescriptions, absolute accuracy is the first consideration. 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