anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-27

Buy-A-Poppy Ask Legion Auxiliary, Post Members "Children in this area, left in need by death or through disability of their veteran father, will be among those to benefit from the Memorial Day Poppy sales opening tomorrow for a two-day program, the American Legion auxiliary members one of the sales forces. "By wearing one of these small red crepe paper poppies you show understanding and willingness to aid American young — youth who have suffered because of the rigors of the three wars in which America has been involved," said Elvamae Jones, local Auxiliary poppy chairman. "When you drop a coin in the container carried by our Auxiliary workers you are helping us care for these innocent victims. Wearing a poppy purchased by your generous contributions on Friday and Saturday, designates your interest in these children and helps to provide for their immediate needs," said Mrs. Jones. Ed Dailey, speaking as commander of the American Legion, said, "Veterans of the world wars should be the first to put on poppies on Poppy Day. The poppy is our memorial flower, showing that we have not forgotten those comrades of ours who fell on battlefields in defense of our country or the living injured at home." Mothers Guild Sets Three Future Events Preparations for the month of June were made at the meeting of the Mothers Guild of the First Presbyterian church with many dates tentatively set on the calendar. Fifty Choirs to Sing in Festival Sunday at Anaheim City Park Theater; 800 to Be in Chorale Over 50 Orange County Church choirs will sing in festival Sunday afternoon at the Greek theater, Anaheim park. Dr. Lara Hoggard for eight years, the conductor of the famed Fred Waring Pennsylvaniaians, will be the conductor. Dr. Hoggard is well known throughout the nation having served as guest conductor for many high school college and church music festivals in nearly every state in the union. His appearance at numerous choral clinics has been in demand for the demonstrating of the practical techniques which have been largely responsible for the phenomenal success of the Fred Waring Glee club. During the season 1952-1953 Dr. Hoggard toured with his own concert organization, called "Festival, of Song". The tour consisted of 85 concerts in 30 states. Dr. Hoggard is now living in Southern California with his family. During the winter season his work will consist primarily of arranging, writing, and editing. There will be a limited number of engagements as Conductor and lecturer for educational and professional organizations, festivals and workshops. Music Educators, conductors and students are fortunate indeed to have this gifted young choral director, lecturer, arranger make his home in California. Sunday's festival is sponsored by the Choral Conductors Guild of Orange County. Accompanists will be Patti Allis Marquart and Halsted McCormac. The public is cordially invited to attend the program which is slated for 6 p.m. Girl Scouts Urged To Pay Balance on Established Camp Memorium for the four members of Chispa Chapter, O.E.S., Countess, Martha Bruna, S. Lewis and Oliver Eager, was by the chapter at its stated timing Tuesday night in the Maid Temple. Memorial solo was by Elnora Sanford. Later in the dining room, singing of "The Old Rugged C was done as the group stood arm long tables. All white flowers arranged in the form of a this idea also carried out in lighted canoles. Margaret P son was decoration chairman. sie Fitzpatrick, chairman of hostess committee. Next meeting will be the b day party for the Associate treasurer and Patron-Marie Mothers Guild Sets Three Future Events Preparations for the month of June were made at the meeting of the Mothers Guild of the First Presbyterian church with many dates tentatively set on the calendar. June 6 at 7 p.m. choir recognition will be held. Selecting members from the Crusader choir and sixth grade pupils in the Chorister choir by the church talent officials was made for the June 20 program over channel 13-TV, 10 p.m. Friday afternoon instructions next fall were planned with Mrs. George Sloop, minister of music, directing. This program will include first, second and third grade pupils. It will prepare them for advancement into a specified choir group. Mrs. A. E. Bourne was the hostess for the meeting. Outgoing officers honored were Mrs. Dorell Hoffner, Mrs. A. Mittman, Mrs. J. W. Seaoy, Mrs. Elden Paddock, Mrs. Bourne, Mrs. D. Watt, Mrs. D. K. Pullman and Mrs. C. H. Johnson. Girl Scouts Urged To Pay Balance on Established Camp All Girl Scouts signed for established camp at San Antonio are alerted to the deadline of Friday at 5 p.m. for payment of $13, the remaining amount due on their campership. Payment is to be made to the Girl Scout house on South Citron street. It may be done by person or mail. Those failing to pay will forfeit their $5 registration fee. FORGOT HIS PAY HOUSTON, Tex. (D—Two men climbed a high wall, broke a skylight and sled down a drainage pipe to enter the Superior Manufacturing Co. plant one night. When police arrested the pair inside, one explained he worked at the plant and "just dropped by to pick up my pay check." Clubs Aid Crippled Children in Crestline Camping Program The Santa Ana Exchange the Fullerton Assistance League and the Tustin Lions Club the latest county organization join in the aid to the Orange City Society for Crippled Children camping project for the B capped children. Scheduled for June, the sp handicapped camp will be held in Crestline. The Society plan send the complete roster of ren to the camp. MEMORIAL HOLIDAY FA Cool off the smart way... in ARROW ZEPHYR-WEIGHT (the fabric with the built-in breeze) Shirts ..... 3.95 Sport Shirts ..... 3.95 Ties ..... 1.50-2.50 Handkerchiefs 65e Shorts ..... 1.50 Arrow "Zephyr-Weight" is one of Summer coolest fabric. a light-as-air, open-weave that captures every breeze in sight. It's tailored into shirts, sport shirts, even shorts, so you can enjoy mountain-top comfort all Summer long. The shirts come in white and in soft cool tints, and feature the latest Arrow collar styles. There's a swell collection of harmonized ties and handkerchiefs to go with them. Get these handsome heat-beaters for yourself today at S. Q. R. Store. Street Floor SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M. SEA SCOUT EXPLORERS—Five Anaheim Sea Scouts Explorers attended the Bridge of Honor at the Seal Beach Naval Ammunition and Net Depot. They were accompanied by three mates and Wes Weaver of Lions Club. Boys sharing this important evening were Gilbert Kohler, Walter Niewhner, Harlan Heinrich, William Loessin and Clinton Griggs. Mates were Ben Stakemiller, Marvin Miller and Clinton Griggs. Seal Beach Depot officers, headed by Captain McKinney, (third left in photo) directed the boys through the depot operations. One hundred and twenty boys and adults, including advisors and mates, attended the Bridge of Honor. Buddy Poppies Go On Sale Friday Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary to the post will invite "Anahe'mers" to buy a Buddy poppy this Friday and Saturday. In explaining the reason for selling the poppies, Florence Carroll of the Auxiliary says: "majority of the money received from the sales will remain in this area for aid to the disabled veterans and their loved ones. The remainder CARD OF THANKS No one can tell how much the kind words of sympathy and the many acts of love and the beautiful floral pieces have meant to us in our recent bereavement. To one and all we want to express our sincerest appreciation and heartfelt thanks. M. P. Teal and sons Hosiery has a southern accent. Two-thirds of the women's and 83 per cent of men's and children's hosiery is made in the South. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Auxiliary to the post will invite "Anahhe'mers" to buy a Buddy poppy this Friday and Saturday. In explaining the reason for selling the poppies, Florence Carroll of the Auxiliary says: "majority of the money received from the sales will remain in this area for aid to the disabled veterans and their loved ones. The remainder of the money goes to the care and assistance of veterans anywhere in United States." "One penny of each sale goes to the maintenance of the VFW National home for widows and orphans in Michigan. The home has been described as one of the best of its kind in the world. It gives orphaned children the opportunity to become good citizens." said Mrs. Carroll. Sale of the poppies makes it possible to aid more than 153 disabled veterans in hospitals, confined from three world wars. In some of the hospitals the work of making the poppies is included in the occupational therapy program, added Mrs. Carroll. Theme of the sale is "Honor the dead by helping the living." There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. TOMMIES SHORT STORY A. TOMMIES TRAVELER ... SHORTCUT to cool sleeping, double for fun at beach or lake. Cloud-soft plisse in pink with sunset pink, maize with aqua. 32 to 38. 3.95 B. TOMMIES TWO-TIME PLAYMATE ... another SHORTCUT to day-time fun and air-conditioned sleeping. In soft plisse. Maize with green and white, blue with red and white, pink with blue and white. 32 to 38. 3.95 C. 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