anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-27

Members of Buena Park Women's Club Honored at Mother's Day Tea BUENA PARK—Mothers and members of the Buena Park Women's Club were honored when the Junior Membership of the club held their annual Mother's Day Tea last week. Entertainment was provided by the Junior Membership of the La Habra Women's Club. The variety show they gave had pantomines, dances and songs. Those participating were Mmes. Glenn Cota, Robert Hartsock, John Jordon, Arthur McNeill John Senor, Ralph Pallette, James Rust Henry Howard, William B. Millgrand and Raymond Whitmore. Miss Betty Jo Mittman of Buena Park played two accordion solos. Her selections were "Donkey Serenade" and "Jolly Caballero." Mrs. A. R. Berlin, presented a piano music interlude. Among the selections Mrs. Berlin played were "May-Night," "Opus 27," "Summerland," and "Swan." Mrs. G. Hinds was winner of the door prize. Honored guests were introduced by Mrs. Don Whitford They were Mmes. C. C. Rittenhouse, president of the Buena Park Women's Club; Mrs. Pernel Barnett, president-elect of the local club; Mrs. Robert Stine, president of the Junior Membership; Mrs. Donald Smith, president-elect of the Junior Membership; Mrs. John Redmon, chairman of the Garden Section; Mrs. Paul Kroesen, chairman of the Junior Matron Section; Mrs. Leon T. Wilsey, advisor to the Junior Membership; Mrs. Erwin Nickle, junior advisor to the Junior Membership; Mrs. Minnie Stephens, junior advisor-elect of the Junior Membership; Mrs. Carl Kounta, county Red Cross chairman and Mrs. Desie Rodabaugh, county Civil Defense chairman. A road sign with the General Federation of Women's Clubs insignia was presented to Mr. S. Buena Park Lions Club Elects New Officers BUENA PARK — James Harris was elected to serve as president of the Buena Park Lions Club last week when club members met in the Indian Room of Knott's Berry Farm. Elected to serve with Harris were Bob Thompson, vice president; Phil White, secretaire; Charles Stevens, treasurer; Robeert Perigan, Lion tamer, and V. L. Stephens, tail twister. Jim Meoders and Ray Wingert will serve on the board of directors for two years and Joe Showalter and Jesse Davis are the carry-over board members from last year. Installation of new officers will be held June 19 at the Huntington Beach Country Club. Leavitt Ford of Anaheim will act as installing officer. The installation will be a dinner dance affair. Final arrangements were made for the trip club members made to the Kaiser steel mill in Fontana yesterday. It was reported that the broom sales still in progress and sales are very good. Several Lion members have started work on the club's project of installings at the Recreation Park. On Saturday, May 15, 204 feet of sewer pipe was laid as the beginning of the work. North Mary Jane Battaglia The Card-ettes Bridge Club its regular bi-monthly meeting week in the home of Mrs. R O'Donnell of 711 North Ju Place. Mrs. Dennis Mosgrove North Juniper Place, was co-tess of the event. At the conclusion of the ning's card games, Mrs. D Weaver of Santa Ana was awarded the prize for high score consolation prize was received Miss Beverly Leach, also of Ana. The hostesses then served food cake topped with strawies and whipped cream and coffee to the following: M Wendell Porter, Ms B Dwayne Weaver, Calvin B Milton Andrews, Ofhe S Virgil Pack and Miss Be Leach, all of Santa Ana, Mmes. John King and Bud H Costa Mesa. Mrs. Weaver's merit from Hollywood was at the function. The next meeting of the s will be held in the home of Bartell on Catalina street. Weaver will act as co-hostes. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Host of 638 North Hawthorne St., Tuesday, May 25, to drive to land, where they are planning purchase a new home. Mrs. stetter's parents, Mr. and Mr B. Fowles of San Bernardino taking care of the Host daughters, Carol and Joan, the couple's reurn this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Zadwick 512 North Buttonwood St., attained as dinner guests Mo evening, May 24, Mrs. H Rose of Dallas, Tex, and her in-law, Bob Shaffer of De Mich. Mrs. Shaffer is in a hospital recovering from injury received in an auto accident. Paul Kroesen, chairman of the Junior Matron Section; Mrs. Leon T. Wilsey, advisor to the Junior Membership; Mrs. Erwin Nickle, junior advisor to the Junior Membership; Mrs. Minnie Stephens, junior advisor-elect of the Junior Membership; Mrs. Carl Kounta, county Red Cross chairman and Mrs. Desie Rodabaugh, county Civil Defense chairman. A road sign with the General Federation of Women's Clubs insignia was presented to Mrs. Rittenhouse as a Mother's Day gift to the sponsoring club by the Juniors. The sign will be placed at the entrance to the city along with signs of other organizations. Mrs. E. Philip White made the presentation. Mrs. Arthur Nelson was general chairman of the lovely affair. She was assisted by Mmes. Berlin, Wayne Blackford, Arthur Brewer, Dale Hull and Don P. Taylor. Mrs. Rittenhouse and Mrs. Barnett sat at the lace covered table to pour. Pink carnation centered the table. Beautifully decorated sheet cake was served with coffee, tea, nuts and candies. Guests present to sign the guest book other than the ones already mentioned were Mmes. W. J. Frank, L. A. Zabel, both of Fullerton; Georgianna Boyd, William Monday, K. D. Finslayson, Carl Gilbert, B. L. Chadwick, Jack L. Owens, E. Harpel, and J. Estery of La Habra; H. O. Shafer, of Whittier, S. E. Hanis? Thomas Edgerton, J. P. Wagg, I. M. Hader, P Orlie Hayes, V. Etick, Chalmers Couts, Stanley Patchet, and Walter Riskey. Webelos Ceremony Will Mark Stanton Cub Scout Meeting STANTON — Webelos ceremony will be conducted in addition to presentation of Cub Scout awards whom Cub Pack No. 110 meets Friday evening at the Lions clubhouse. Program will also include den skits following the month's theme, "Showboat." Activities will be under the guidance of Cubmaster James Allen. Refreshments will follow the business session, with parents and friends extended a cordial welcome to attend the Buena Park Notes Bette JO SMITH Phone LAwrance 2-2703 The carnival held at the Lindbergh school last week has been reported a great success by Mrs. John Reed, ways and means chairman of the Parent Teachers association. Mrs. H. D. Dixson assisted Mrs. Reed in the event. Mrs. K. V. Suhr, immediate past president of the PTA, was in charge of the ham dinner which was enjoyed by all. A cake walk was held for all children and adults. A great deal of interest was shown in the game booths and all booths are reported to have sold out before the closing hour of the carnival. The pre-school physical examination clinic for Charles McComber school and Lindbergh school, scheduled for June 1, has been changed to Wednesday, June 9, between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. at the Lindbergh school. Mr. and Mrs. David Rhudy, and daughter, Denise, 7162 Yucca Pl., arrived home Saturday from a two-week vacation. The Rhudys motored to Grand Canyon, Oak Creek Canyon, Ariz., and on to El Paso, Tex., where they visited friends and relatives. They spent a great deal of time with David Rhudy's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mathews. Coming home by way of Tuscon, they stopped in San Diego to visit relatives there. Wonderful weather was reported throughout the entire trip. affair. Meeting time is 7:30 o'clock. Final arrangements were made for the trip club members made to the Kaiser steel mill in Fontana yesterday. It was reported that the broom sales still in progress and sales are very good. Several Lion members have started work on the club's project of installing sinks at the Recreation Park. On Saturday, May 15, 204 feet of sewer pipe was laid as the beginning of the work. Last Saturday, a group went to the new Camp Osceola to work on the cabin they are building for the Y.M.C.A. Connie Crane, daughter of and Mrs. John Crane, 715 N Poplar Place, celebrated her birthday last week with a lun party for a group of her friends. Mrs. Crane, assisted by Robert Loomis, Mrs. Neil Beard and Mrs. Richard Metteer, she youngsters a delicious leon of assorted sandwiches lishes, fruit salad and lemon.The children were especially lighted with the "snow man" sort—frosted-coated cup cakes with ice cream bals, wif features of the "snowmen," b candy pressed into the ice cube Paper nutcups made the hat the "snowmen" and the br they held—billypops—served a vors for the youngsters.Ba and party hats also added to spirit of festivity. After the luncheon Connie ed her gifts from the follo youngsters who had helped her serve the occasion: Margaret Knight; Jonathon Laituri; Ba Loomis; Kathijen Coda; Lan Heyden; Christine Metteer; Williams and Robert Belange. Susan Lopker, daughter of and Mrs. Thomas E. Lopker North Hawthorne St., ret home Sunday, May 23, after ing spent a week visiting with maternal grandparents, Mr. Mrs. Robert O'Connor of Alta Sunday guests of Mr. and Ed Guzik of 624 North Hawth St., were Mr. and Mrs. John of Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. L and the Guziks had been next neighbors in their former town, Chicago, Ill., before families moved to Southern ornia. Louise Seay, daughter of Mrs. Calvin Seay of 504 Northwood St., was five years last Friday, May 22.She celebr the occasion with a birthday THRIFT D LUX CLEANERS Largest and most modern Dry Cleaners on the West Coast Announcing a new branch to serve you THRIFTY ECONOMICAL PRICES Skirts 44¢ Sport Shirts 88¢ Sweaters Blouses PLAIN Dresses Suits Coats Robes PLAIN FREE FREE -- FREE Sweater or Skirt (Plain) Cleaned FREE With $3.00 Cleaning Order and This Ad Family Laundry Service THRIFT-D-LUX CLEANERS 277 E. Center Anaheim Hotel Angelina Bldg. DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE:— DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9572 Northeast News Mary Jane Battaglia KE 5-8698 The Card-ettes Bridge Club held regular bi-monthly meeting last week in the home of Mrs. Robert Connell of 711 North Juniper Place, Mrs. Dennis Mosgrove, 703 North Juniper Place, was co-host of the event. In the conclusion of the evening's card games, Mrs. Dwayne Weaver of Santa Ana was awarded the prize for high score; theolation prize was received by Beverly Leach, also of Santa Ana. The hostesses then served angel cake topped with strawberry and whipped cream and tea coffee to the following: Mmes. Rodell Porter, James Bartell, Joyne Weaver, Calvin Beam, Jon Andrews, Othe Smith, Bill Pack and Miss Beverly Hah, all of Santa Ana, and Ms. John King and Bud Hall of a Mesa. Mrs. Weaver's mothroom Hollywood, was a guest function. The next meeting of the group be held in the home of Mrs. Bell on Catalina street. Mrs. Weaver will act as co-hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hostetter, 8 North Hawthorne St., left day, May 25, to drive to Oakland where they are planning to chase a new home. Mrs. Hofer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. Howles of San Bernardino, are caring care of the Hostetter's mothers, Carol and Joan, until couple's return this weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goswiller Sr., of Fullerton, were dinner guests of their son and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Goswiller of 1280 East Wilhelmina St., Saturday evening, May 22. The occasion marked the observance of young Larry Goswiller's second birthday, and the youngster was quite pleased with his birthday cake and candies and his many gifts. Chairmen Named By Church Group The executive board of the Garret Howard Chapter of the Nazareene Foreign Missionary Society met in the home of Mrs. Leon Ferguson of Hoffman street recently for their first business meeting of the new year. Mrs. Jeff Davis, chairman, presided at the meeting and the following members were appointed to act as chairmen for the coming year: Devotional, Mrs. William Howard; Box Work, Mrs. C. E. Denney; Membership, Mrs. Irene Rhodes; Prayer and Pasting, Mrs Walter Allen; Other Sheep, Mrs Loren Killen; Standard of Efficiency, Mrs Herbert Orban; Alabaster Box, Mrs. James McCoy; Music, Mrs. J. T. Thrower; Relief and Retirement, Mrs. N. L. Chapman; Indian Fund, Mrs. Stanley Martin; Medical Missions, Mrs. L. E. Matthew; Corresponding secretary and social chairman, Mrs. Louise Garland; National Workers, Mrs. Lois Spicer; Educational, Mrs Thelma Thomas; and Year Book, Mrs. Jeff Davis and Mrs. Charles Thomas. The annual friendship dinner will be held on July 13. The executive board also voted to change the meeting date of the group from the first Tuesday evening to the second Tuesday of each month. The next meeting will be June 7 instead of June 8. The installation of officers for the next meeting be held at the June meet. A WORTHY CAUSE—On May 28-31 in Placentia, and will receive $100 in tickets sold by the spice candidate; Gloria Pu Rotary Club; Ben Kapl the city; Eleanor Hoof and Mary Lee Ardias. Attention of officers for the next meeting be held at the June meet At the close of the bus ATTENTION Church, School, Social, Lal and Business Organizations! Check T Vital Qu IF YO THEA ARE NAT Guzik of 624 North Hawthorne were Mr. and Mrs. John Manis Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. Manis the Guziks had been next door neighbors in their former home Chicago, Ill., before both moved to Southern Califa. Puise Seay, daughter of Mr. Calvin Seay of 504 North Butwood St., was five years old Friday, May 22. She celebrated occasion with a birthday paror a group of her friends. She youngsters spent the afterplaying games after which were served the birthday gaily decorated with pink a Mama Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mansol nm —Columbarium— Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1578 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 COTTON CARPET INSTALLED 649 COMPLETE 649 ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. DIXON'S ELECTRIC Commercial and Residential Wiring PHONE: DAY JA 7-3001 NIGHT KE 5-9573 Has your organization endorsed the local Blood Donor Program? Have you conducted a Donor Pledge Campaign? In treating the ill and injured, there is no substitute for blood. It is needed now by thousands of men, women and children for surgery and medical treatment. It is needed, too, to build a national reserve of blood derivatives as "life insurance" for hundreds of thousands in time of disaster. For blood saves lives! Yes, your priceless, painless gift of blood will some day save an American life! So give blood – now! CONTRIBUTED AS A PUBLI ANAHEIM LIC A WORTHY CAUSE—One of the above seven beauties will reign over the four-day Lions Fun Fair from May 28-31 in Placentia. One of the entrants will be crowned "Queen of the Fair" on Friday, May 28, and will receive $100 in cash or a $150 wardrobe. The queen will be selected by the greatest number of tickets sold by the sponsoring organizations. Pictured, left to right, are Joan Graham, American Legion candidate; Gloria Fuentes, LULAC; Gail Larsh, Yorba Linda Rotary Club; Beverly Mohi, Placentia Rotary Club; Ben Kaplan, general Fair co-chairman, displaying the resuscitator which will be given to the city; Eleanor Hood, North Orange County Girl Scout Council Donna Jones, St. Joseph's Guild and Mary Lee Ardias, Yorba Linda 20-30 club. (Courter photo by Wally Hood) ation of officers for the group will be held at the June meeting. At the close of the business session, the hostess, Mrs. Ferguson and her husband, served refreshments of chocolate cake, ice cream and coffee to Mmes. Jeff Davis, Dave Boek, Robert Stearns, Melvin Callahan and the Rev. W. Howard. NTION! Social, Labor, Fraternal, Civic ations! BLOOD IS STILL NEEDED! k These Questions IF YOU CAN ANSWER "YES" TO MOST OF THEM, YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION— ARE DOING A NEEDED JOB FOR THE NATIONAL BLOOD PROGRAM IF YOU CAN ANSWER "YES" TO MOST OF THEM, YOU AND YOUR ORGANIZATION—ARE DOING A NEEDED JOB FOR THE NATIONAL BLOOD PROGRAM Have you set up a list of volunteers so that efficient plans can be made for scheduling donors? Do you have a Blood Honor Roll? The Blood You Give... Helps Someone Live! GIVE BLOOD NOW! Friday Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse BUTED AS A PUBLIC SERVICE BY HEIM LIONS CLUB