anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-25

SECRETARIES PROCLAMATION—Mayor Charles Pearson, in above photo signs the National Secretaries Week proclamation, Dorothy Morrison, Kwikset Locks executives' secretary member of the national organization and the Orange County chapter of the Executives' Secretaries Inc. witnesses the signature. The proclamation reads (in part)—WHEREAS—in keeping with the best traditions of their profession, secretaries throughout the United States are shouldering vital responsibilities. They are performing important roles in commerce, industry and government at a time when the Nation is faced with a tremendous task of maintaining peace in a world that is seething with unrest. WHEREAS—it is essential that rightful recognition be given. I. CHARLES A. PEARSON, Mayor of the city of Anaheim, do hereby proclaim that May 23-29 of this year be recognized throughout this city as NATIONAL SECRETARIES WEEK, and May 26, as NATIONAL SECRETARIES DAY. Colenist Capers by SALLY BENGOCHEA Those chosen to be Sub Deb members next year are Charlene Alvey, Jeanne Baumann, Sharon Bell, Charlene Chapman, Sally Cordes, Dariene Furr, Mabel Gage, Carol Gastelum, Jo Ann Hannon, Darlene Hefferin, Beverly McDougal, Sally Newlin, Mary Rasmussen, Doris Rouland, Carol Thomas, Bette Van Delden, Bonne Van Delden, and Judy Winfrey. Sponsored by the Press club, the South Seas Stomp will be held in the study hall Friday night, May 28, from 8:30 to 12:00. Placing third in the Albembra parade was a disappointment to the AUHS band as the top two will be in the Rose parade. Pat Roberts was named president of the Usherette club at their annual senior party. During the Bowling club party, winner's trophys were presented to members of the Ally Cat team. These included Geraldine Shiply Kathy Kopfer, and Bill Davidson. The twenty-five new members who were initiated into the Colonial Co-eds breakfast are Carol Ann Booth, Marilyn Buckner, Peggy Bode, Carol Fitz, Delores Grueneway, Terry Carter, Alice Young, Anna Williams, Lois Swint, Betty Klemm, Barbara Kramp, Karen Brand, Karen Lenain, June Roddam, Arlyne Garey, Janet Ferson, Sue Ann Powell, Vicky Schmider, Harriet Hoffner, Ann Thomason, Marion Taylor, Carol Wilkerson, Susan Reed, Kay Schmitt, and Joan Stabbert. The Latin banquet held was rated a huge success. New members were auctioned off as slaves with the highest selling at $4.56 Don Lee, president, was emperor and Mickey Goyd was auctioneer Ford Foundation Director, Educator, Speaks on U. N., at Santa Ana High School Tomorrow-Night Robert Hutchins, national director of the Ford Foundation, and former chancellor of Chicago University, will make his first public appearance in Orange County on May 26 at 8 p.m. to address a mass meeting in the Santa Ana Union high school. He is sponsored by the local chapter of the American Association for the United Nations. The appearance of Hutchins, a nationally renowned educator and public figure, represents a climax to the varied program of speakers presented by the Orange County chapter of the A. A. U. N. since its inception six months ago. Dr. Ralph Smedley of Santa Ana founder of Toastmasters International, will introduce Hutchins, who at 30 years of age gained fame throughout the world as the youngest college president in the nation. Hutchins began his meteoric public career as Dean of the Yale Law School in 1927. In 1929 he became president of the University of Chicago. He was elevated to the post of chancellor in 1945. In 1950 he resigned from the university to become associate director of the Ford Foundation. Foundation Origin The Foundation was incorporated in 1936 with funds from Edsel Brand, Karen Lensain, June Roddam, Arlyne Garey, Janet Ferrison, Sue Ann Powell, Vicky Schmidler, Harriet Hoffner, Ann Thomason, Marion Taylor, Carol Wilkerson, Susan Reed, Kay Schmitt, and Joan Stabbert. The Latin banquet held was rated a huge success. New members were auctioned off as slaves with the highest selling at $4.56. Don Lee, president, was emperor and Mickey Gouyd was auctioneer. All food was eaten with the fingers. For the past six months the Orange County group has been active in cooperation with the national A.A.U.N. in promoting the Unitee Nations through an educational program. The organization has been a leader in efforts for world peace since 1923, when it was known as the League of Nations Association. Admission to the Hutchins program will be $1 and tickets are available at 305 First National Bank Bldg., Santa Ana. Eric Brown's "office" is every place in town—Eric Brown is the telephone manager of Olympia, Washington. You see him here, on the left, in the plant of the Georgia-Pacific Plywood Company. With him is Lieut. General Lewis A. Pick, U.S.A. (Ret.), Georgia-Pacific's vice-chairman. Eric Brown's face is familiar on almost any street in Washington's capital city. For keeping up with what's going on in Olympia is a big part of Eric's job. It's up to him to know the telephone needs of Olympians today—and what they'll likely be tomorrow. That's why Eric Brown gets around. And that's why the Pacific Telephone manager in your community is probably one of the best-known men in town. For his job is to help make certain that you have the kind of telephone service you want, when and where you want it. AUHS Student Body President Run-Off Election Set May 27; Tab Officers Named in Primaries David Stephenson and Don Toussau will be in the run-off election for student body president at Anaheim High School this next year, the election set for May 27. Officers elected in the primaries were Willard Henry, vice president; Don Lee, secretary of treasury; Buddy Knox, secretary of student affairs; Carol Logsdon and Alison Wheeler will be in the run-off for secretary; Zoe Fort and Barbara Mauerhan, vicing for secretary of safety and welfare post; Garnet Hawkins and Susan Zwart, secretary of girls' athletics; Paul Grover and Bob Lambeth, secretary of boys' athletics. The student body also voted on the addition to the constitution, "The secretary of the boys' athletics shall be a varsity letterman and shall also serve as president of the Varsity 'A' club." Junior Class Officers The candidates chosen for the junior class are: President, Terry Tangney; vice-president, Harriet Hoffner; secretary, a race between Sharon Bell and Ann Williams; and treasurer, between Marilyn Buckner and Carol Wilkinson. Sophomore class nominations, for president, between James Dickey and Paul Gerber; vice-president, between Jim Baker and Anne Lindgren; secretary, Sandra Boutcher; and treasurer, between Linda Blakely and Margie Zwart. Officers of the girls' league next year are President, Gloria Taylor, vice president, Sandy Sangster; secretary, Mary Lynn Head; and treasurer, Rosetta Smith. Edison PTA Charter Night Meeting Set Surprise Shower Honors Bride-Elect Of Donald Lehmer Miss Helen O'Connor, bride-elect of Donald Lehmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lehmer of 208 North Clementine St. was the special guest when Mrs. Roger Acton entertained in her home at 221 East Broadway with a surprise bridal shower. Miss O'Connor, who is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. O'Connor of Garden Grove, and her fiance, called at the Actons for an evening of card play. Opening the door of the home the honored guest was greeted by surprise greetings. The decorations of wedding bells and white flowers further emphasized the kind of a party with Miss O'Connor receiving many lovely gifts for her new home. She and Donald Lehmer are towed June 5. Appropriate games were enjoyed during the party hours. Those sharing the affair with her and her hostess were Mrs. Herbert Acton, assisting hostess; Mrs. Paul Lehmer and Mr. J. J. O'Connor; mother of the betrothed couple; Mrs. Frantz Lehmer, Mrs. Silas Lehmer, aunt of the bridegroom - elect; Mrs. Norval Mealey of Burbank, a cousin of Mrs. Clayton Lodge, Mrs. Donald Knaak, Mrs. Ora Brougher, an aunt; Miss Jerry Swing of Garden Grove, Mrs. David Lehmer, Mrs. Roberta Kendrick, Miss Barbara Bartlett, Miss Hedy Peterson, Mrs. Tom Eddy of Santa Ana, Mrs. Evelyn Hick, Orange. Mrs. Glen Lehmer was unable to attend but sent congratulations to her future sister - in law. Huntington Beach Man Heads Stero Club Clarence Mason of Huntington Beach was elected president of the Orange County Stero club, at the May meeting. Ross Phegley of Anaheim is the new vice-president with Mrs. Phegley, secretary-treasurer. In the stereo picture contest, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Williams of Santa Ana took first place with their picture "Mt. Baldy Ski Lift." They also placed second with their shot of "Kids and Fish." Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Williams of La Habra took third with "Clouds in an Arizona Sky" and also received honorable mention with their picture, "Walk Thro' the Lane." Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Nelson of Anaheim won an honorable mention with "Fall in the Sky." Other program features included a show of "3-D" transparences taken in the "4 Corners Country" by Mr. and Mrs. E J. Campbell of Orange. Mrs. Joel Ogle of Santa Ana acted as judge. The Stereo club meets the third Thursday, 8 p.m., at Santa Ana College, Room A1. Lois Thimble Club Installs Officers Susan Benbrook was installed president of the Lois Rebekah Thimble club when the organization had its annual meeting in the home of Elsie Spaulding on West Broadway. Seated with Mrs. Benbrook as vice president was Ruby Kirkill with Molle Claes installed as second vice. Jennie Nelson is the new secretary with Margaret Myers installed as treasurer, Mary Spidle, chaplain and Mary Hadley musician. Installing officers were Mrs. Spaulding and Gale Cleveland. Plans were made for the next Edison PTA Charter Night Meeting Set For Thursday Night All parents of children who will attend the new Thomas A. Edison Elementary school next fall are invited to attend the organization and charter night of Edison Parent Teacher Association, Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Lincoln School cafetorium, 1400 - East Center St. By-laws will be adopted, charter membership taken, officers elected and installed and a social hour will follow the business meeting. Those who desire to pay the 1954-55 membership dues of 50 cents at this meeting will have their names placed on the Edison charter as PTA charter members. NEW OFFICERS PRESIDE When the Lois Past Noble Grand members met at the home of Bonnie Miller on a recent date, the newly-elected officers were in charge. They are Bonnie Miller, president; Edna Brambly, secretary and Lerzie Knight, treasurer. Plans were formulated for a Tupper party on June 10 at the home of Mollie Claes. Plans were made for the next meeting in the IOOF hall, 325 West Center St. June 15, with Ora Horn as the hostess. Date of the tupper party at the home of Mollie Claes, June 10, was announced for the Past Noble Grand club. Social hour closed the evening meeting. Results Are th Proof of News-paper Circulation. A Lot More Car A Lot More Car Beautifully natural . . . naturally beautiful! Dodge styling is sleek, graceful. Long, low lines and natural beauty prove a car can be big and impressive without being awkward or contrived! Dodge Dealers present: Danny Thomas in "Make Room for Daddy," ABC- ROBERT 328 W. Center Street And Washington Beach Man Stereo Club Mason of Huntington is elected president of the county Stereo club, at the sitting. Ross Phegley of Phegley, secretary-treasurer picture contest, Mr. C. W. Williams of Santa Baldy Ski Lift." They and second with their shot and Fish." Mrs. Lowell Williams of took third with "Clouds Arizona Sky" and also re-re honorable mentioh with picture, "Walk Thro' the Mrs. P. H. Nelson of won an honorable men-"Fall in the Sky." Other features included a show transparences taken in Corners Country" by Mr. E J. Campbell of Or- Joel Ogle of Santa Ana Judge. Stereo club meets the third 8 p.m. at Santa Ana Room A1. Thimble Club Officers Benbrook was installed of the Lois Rebekah club when the organizaits annual meeting in the Elsie Spaulding on West with Mrs. Benbrook as resident was Ruby Kirkillie Claes installed as sec-Jennie Nelson is theetary with Margaret Myled as treasurer, Mary Maplain and Mary Hadley officers were Mrs. and Gale Cleveland. were made for the next SCOUTING BLOSSOMS—Mrs. Claude Owens, (standing) heading press relations for the Northern Orange County chapter of the Home Society, "Magnolia Ball" at the Clock Country club talks it over with Mrs. Joseph Neighbors, chairman of decorations for the benefit event, as they scout blossoms in various areas in the county. The ball is slated for June 11. (Bulletin photo) Home Society Slates Magnolia Ball The Magnolia Ball on June 11 at the Clock Country club climaxes the Northern Orange County Chapter's first year as an auxiliary group of the Children's Home Society of California. The members have worked on this project with a dedicated 'purpose of providing additional funds to help children in need of adoption. The Children's Home Society of California is the only privately supported Barbara, Bakersfield nd San Francisco. Mrs. Wyatt King of Fullerton is general chairman of the Ball dinner-dance with Mrs. William Armstrong in charge of invitations, Mrs. Joseph Neighbors, decorations, Mrs. Charles Peterson, register, Mrs. George Fowler tickets and Mrs. Claude Owens publicity. Any person interested in securing a res- with Mrs. Benbrook as president was Ruby Kirkilie the Claes installed as secretary with Margaret Myler as treasurer, Mary Maplain and Mary Hadley officers were Mrs. and Gale Cleveland. were made for the next on the IOOF hall, 325 West June 15, with Ora Horn prestess. Date of the tupper at the home of Mollie Claes. was announced for the Cole Grand club. Social need the evening meeting. Are the Proof of News circulation. The Magnolia Ball on June 11 at the Clock Country club climaxes the Northern Orange County Chapter's first year as an auxiliary group of the Children's Home Society of California. The members have worked on this project with a dedicated 'purpose of providing additional funds to help children in need of adoption. The Children's Home Society of California is the only privately supported statewide adoption agency serving all races, creeds and nationalities in California. 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