anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-28

CHILD CARE PROJECT PARTY—Tdoay senior and advanced students in the AUHS homemaking club climaxed their child care project. In the above photo are seen children and their student teachers participating this project. They are (left to right) Steven Odenback, Miss Beverly Penkunas, Shawn Susan Warner, Miss Margaret Crowley, Karen Trapp, and Ricky Betterton. (front right). Library Chats By MARTHA METTLER As your city librarian, I hope to become acquainted with all the clubs and organizations, and in that way to learn of their needs and how to serve them best. This week I had the pleasure of meeting with two of your wide awake and active organizations. Anaheim is to be congratulated on its Anabelm Home Department and its Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society. AUHS Homemaking Students End Child-Care Training Project; Nine Children Participate A child-care unit, set up and maintained by students in the junior and advanced homemaking classes at Anaheim Union High School, with a three-week focus on a play school for the youngest has proved a successful project. The students were aided in the project by the Sears and Buck Foundation with a contribution of $75, the money used to purchase a low table, suitable chairs, toys and an easel. The class is under the supervision of Neva Solt, teacher with the final day of operation today. selected by the coeds within few blocks adjacent to the bus. They then gave the opportunity to decide where they would let their childrenicipate in the play school. By MARTHA METTLER As your city librarian, I hope to become acquainted with all the clubs and organizations, and in that way to learn of their needs and how to serve them best. This week I had the pleasure of meeting with two of your wide awake and active organizations. Anaheim is to be congratulated on its Anaheim Home Department and its Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society. "Charlemagne, the Legend and the Man", by Harold Lamb, shows the author's tireless enthusiasm for research enabling him to create a full-length portrait of the great leader who brought the entire Western World under absolute control in the eighth century. "From the Danube to the Yalu" by General Mark Clark is the personal story of his seven years of almost constant struggle with the Communists on the battlefield and at the conference table. General Clark speaks for all Americans who deplores what he calls "the cream puff and feather duster approach to communism". The broad implication of his story will deeply concern everyone. "Minutes of the Last Meeting", by Gene Fowler, is a biography of Adakichi Hartmann, poet, self-claimed genius, artful rogue, and moocher. The author's efforts to complete the biography were aided by the good (sometimes) graces of John Barrymore, W. C. Fields, and John Decker. "The Manner is Ordinary", by John La Parge, is an inspiring autobiography of a far from ordinary life of a dedicated man in whose Order-the Society of Jesus—the manner is ordinary. "Venezuela Through Its History", by William and Amy Marsland, is a complete and up-to-date history of that fabulous country. "Syngman Rhee", by Robert T. Oliver, portrays the man behind the myth. The author has known Syngman Rhee personally for many years and has worked with him in Korea and in this country; so for the first time we get a full story of the great Korean's life and leadership. Bulletin War. Ads Bring Results DR. C. M. O'BRIEN Palmer Specific Chiropractor KE. 5-7839 502 E. Center Anaheim A child - care unit, set up and maintained by students in the junior and advanced homemaking classes at Anaheim Union High School, with a three-week focus on a play school for the youngest who proved a successful project. The students were aided in the buck Foundation with a contribution of $75, the money used to purchase a low table, suitable chairs, toys and an easel. The class is under the supervision of Neva Solt, teacher with the final day of operation today. Culmination of the project was a party for the children with games, awards and refreshments the part that caught the interest of the children. Children for the project were selected by the coeds within few blocks adjacent to the bus. Mrs. Robert Mason Acock Circle Leader Winifred Acock circle of the First Baptist church, at its meeting Monday night in the home of Mrs. Willam Koch of 914 North Emily St. elected officers for the ensuing year. Mrs. Robert Mason was named chairman, with Mrs. Carl Berneker, vice chairman; Mrs. Robert Grange, secretary; Mrs. Harry Digdale, dental chairman; Mrs. Delmar Pebley, white cross chairman; History of the founding of the circle and interesting facts concerning the returned missionary after whom the circle was named, were related by the Circle chairman. New white cross work program will be started at the next meeting in the home of Mrs. Berneker. Music Students Play In Studio Recital Buttree studio was the setting for a recital program presented by piano students studying with Mrs. Floyd Stockwell with the evening affair closing with an informal reception. Pouring were Mrs. Harold Bircher and Mrs. Stanley Woodruff. Students appearing on the recital were Virginia Bircher, Mary Lou Bakenhus Michael Shaw, David Kneifel, Carol Sue Ester, Janice Scott, Sharon Woodruff, tRobert McCandless, Beverly oodruff and Lloyd Stockwell, guest student - artist, who studies with Margaret Buttree. Plans for group attendance on the Hollywood Bowl concerts summer and a members and ilies get - together at the Anaheim City park on June 14, were n Informative talk by Irene land on Palestine followed business session. Bulletin War. Ads Bring Results DR. C. M. O'BRIEN Palmer Specific Chiropractor KE. 5-7839 502 E. Center Anaheim Euna Jetticks Foot Flairs scbilling's SHOES 11th W. Center St. Pouring were Mrs. Harold Bircher and Mrs. Stanley Woodruff. Students appearng on the recital were Virginia Bircher, Mary Lou Bakenhus Michael Shaw, David Kneifel, Carol Sue Ester, Janice Scott, Sharon Woodruff, tRobert McCandless, Beverlyoodruff and Lloyd Stockwell, guest student - artist, who studies with Margaret Buttree. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 251 N. Leinon Phone KE 5-2209 my Security-way checking account makes bill paying SO much easier! SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Executives' Secretaries Celebrate Birthdays; Spotlight Hits Coronado Convention Report News from the seventh annual convention of Executives' Secretaries Inc. which convened at Coronado hotel, along with reiteration of incidents, color of the national station and birthday honors marked the dinner: meeting at Knott's Berry Farm Garden room Tuesday night, Verona Weeks, presiding. Retracing steps of the convention was done by the Orange County secretaries by wearing their squaw dresses, the costume adopted at a convention luncheon at Coronado, the county chapter as the hostess unit. Among the honored guests at that session was Carlyle Dennis, local Executives' Secretaries of Orange County 1953 "boss of the year." All decorations for the convention centered on the Spanish theme. Convention Speakers Presiding officer at the convention was Neola Gierhart, with San Diego chapter. The hostess unit, headed by Adele Pay, chairman and Kathleen Hawens, chapter president. Convention features included talks by the Mayor of Coronado, Walter A. Vestal with the opening invocation by Comdr. E. Richard Barnes, chaplain USN Amphibious base, Coronado; Thomas G. Lanphier Jr., vice president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft; A. Vern Engel, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and president of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. Mexican designed dresses and accessories marked the fashion Here and There A board of managers new Methodist camp was week by the camp committee the Southern California Methodist Conference. Nichols, Santa Ana, will chairman, and Rev. Chad Laguna Beach, vice Mrs. Frank Butterworth heim was named secretary change County Methodists their opportunity to insure new site this coming when a county-wide be held at the camp. Nichols is to give a Day address. Anaheim Altrusa club prepared for annual report international and future dinner meeting held night at the Elks clubhouse Mitchell presided. Mrs. Janie Junker b from 124 North Olive North Helena St. tuled for Bixby Park, Lo June 20. Entertainment gram begins at 1 p.m. Indian Set Climaxes Piano, Vocal Recipient Presented by Students of Olive Shoema A program which opened with partiotic introduction by piano students, was given at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse Tuesday night by music students studying with Olive John Easton, Robert Castillo, Ellen Ortega, Karen Olsen, Vivian Bridge-Isacs, Karen Thueson, Janice Garison, Phyllis Schrott, Bonnie Peter, John Rail, Grant Swanson, Charlotte Range, Melody Bradd, Randall Schwacofer, Diane Bradd, Mamie Hodges, Gary Thueson, and Bonnie Peterson. The finale set was one of interseting solo performances. Miss Nancy Seekins, of Richard Terry of Orfordet at a surprise show recently when her cousin Mary Lee Holiday entered her home at 212 Evelyn Miscellaneous gifts were by the honorary later in Mary Lee Holiday Party Hostess H Cousin, Nancy S Miss Nancy Seekins, of Richard Terry of Orf feted at a surprise show recently when her cous Mary Lee Holiday enter her home at 212 Evelynl Miscellaneous gifts were by the honoree later in with Miss Seekins brief details of the which will take place 12 at White Temple church. Miss Holiday is of the bridesmaids. Gift a white cart tied with satin bows. Table for th was decorated with mansanita branch hung white wedding bells and valley. Guests sharing the p Miss Seekins were Mrs. ry of Hawthorn, mother bridegroom - elect and mother, Mrs. F. E. KliMidred, O'Brien and M McGallienne, all of Ord Curry of San Pa Chester Lawrence of V Robert Hill of Santa Anz ters of the bridgroom - Albert Craston, Mr. Cranston, Mrs. Floyd Se heim; Mrs. Charles Compton, Mrs. D. K. S Long Beach, Miss Shirle of Anaheim, relatives Seekins, the bride - elect E. Carney of Downey and lie Bullington. Miss Holiday was as her mother, Mrs. Charle and her grandmother, M Strong. May 26. CARROLL—Mr. and M ence, 1802 N. Towner Ana, boy. May 27. DE COURSEY—Mr. and llam, 219 S. Shafer St. boy, May 26. HALL—Mr. and Mrs. 11322 Henderson Pl., S girl, May 26. HASSETT—Mr. and Mrs. 2135 S. Garnsey St., S boy, May 26. PETERSON—T. Sgt. and 12762 Strawberry Lane Grove, boy, May 26. LAMPHERE—Mr. and M 900 N. Raymond Ave., girl, May 26. SNELLER—Mr. and Mrs. Tables for the meeting were gay with coiled paper ribbon streamers, spring flowers, and birthday appointments with the birthday president. Convention features included talks by the Mayor of Coronado, Walter A. Vestal with the opening invocation by Comdr. E. Richard Barnes, chaplain USN Amphibious base, Coronado; Thomas G. Lanphier Jr., vice president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft; A. Vern Engel, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and president of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. Mexican designed dresses and accessories marked the fashion show with other events planned by the hostess chapter, including tour of San Diego bay, Jai Alai games, races, open house parties, fellowship, and good food. Panel, "Growing Up in '54", included the superintendent of recreation at San Diego. Pauline des Granges, moderator; supervisor of San Diego County Probation department, principal of the Lincoln junior and senior high school and physcologist, guidance bureau, San Diego. This Friday morning program was followed by Rear Adm. Leslie Gehres, USN, now manager of employee services of Ryan Aeronautical Company, speaking on "Freedom To Is Held in Trust." Formal Installation Installation of 1954-55 officers of national, Corris Gray of the Los Angeles chapter, president; took place at the Saturday night formal banquet, with Enid Edmond, past president of the Orange County chapter, seated as one of the new directors. Another chapter highlight was the presentation of the "Tille" (notebook) award to the San Francisco chapter, Irene Adams of the Orange County chapter and notebook chairman, making the award. Report of the convention was presented by Ida Middleton from Chickasaw Brea, delegate at the Tuesday night dinner meeting. Marie Nelson, the firm hostess. Her remarks were augmented by briefs by President Verona Weeks. An album with highlights and photos of the convention was presented to the president by the reporting delegate and her firm, Chickasaw Brea. The dinner meeting marked the birthdays of seven members: Maxine Wise, Dene Willigms, Patricia Bouck, Ann Nash, Alice Enright, Virginia Hughes, Billie Duncan and Dorothy Morrison. Birthday chairman is Helen Jackson of Dixie Cup. Tables for the meeting were gay with coiled paper ribbon streamers, spring flowers, and birthday appointments with the birthday president. Convention features included talks by the Mayor of Coronado, Walter A. Vestal with the opening invocation by Comdr. E. Richard Barnes, chaplain USN Amphibious base, Coronado; Thomas G. Lanphier Jr., vice president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft; A. Vern Engel, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and president of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. Mexican designed dresses and accessories marked the fashion show with other events planned by the hostess chapter, including tour of San Diego bay, Jai Alai games, races, open house parties, fellowship, and good food. Panel, "Growing Up in '54", included the superintendent of recreation at San Diego. Pauline des Granges, moderator; supervisor of San Diego County Probation department, principal of the Lincoln junior and senior high school and physcologist, guidance bureau, San Diego. This Friday morning program was followed by Rear Adm. Leslie Gehres, USN, now manager of employee services of Ryon Aeronautical Company, speaking on "Freedom To Is Held in Trust." Formal Installation Installation of 1954-55 officers of national, Corris Gray of the Los Angeles chapter, president; took place at the Saturday night formal banquet, with Enid Edmond, past president of the Orange County chapter, seated as one of the new directors. Another chapter highlight was the presentation of the "Tille" (notebook) award to the San Francisco chapter, Irene Adams of the Orange County chapter and notebook chairman, making the award. Report of the convention was presented by Ida Middleton from Chickasaw Brea, delegate at the Tuesday night dinner meeting. Marie Nelson, the firm hostess. Her remarks were augmented by briefs by President Verona Weeks. An album with highlights and photos of the convention was presented to the president by the reporting delegate and her firm, Chickasaw Brea. The dinner meeting marked the birthdays of seven members: Maxine Wise, Dene Willigms, Patricia Bouck, Ann Nash, Alice Enright, Virginia Hughes, Billie Duncan and Dorothy Morrison. Birthday chairman is Helen Jackson of Dixie Cup. Tables for the meeting were gay with coiled paper ribbon streamers, spring flowers, and birthday appointments with the birthday president. Convention features included talks by the Mayor of Coronado, Walter A. Vestal with the opening invocation by Comdr. E. Richard Barnes, chaplain USN Amphibious base, Coronado; Thomas G. Lanphier Jr., vice president of Consolidated Vultee Aircraft; A. Vern Engel, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company and president of the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. Mexican designed dresses and accessories marked the fashion show with other events planned by the hostess chapter, including tour of San Diego bay, Jai Alai games，races，open house parties，fellowship，and good food. Panel,"Growing Up in '54", included the superintendent of recreation at San Diego. Pauline des Granges，moderator；supervisor of San Diego County Probation department，principal of the Lincoln junior and senior high school and physcologist，guidance bureau，San Diego. This Friday morning program was followed by Rear Adm. Leslie Gehres，USN，now manager of employee services of Ryon Aeronautical Company，speaking on "Freedom To Is Held in Trust." Formal Installation Installation of 1954-55 officers of national，Corris Gray of the Los Angeles chapter，president；took place at the Saturday night formal banquet，with Enid Edmond，past president of the Orange County chapter，seated as one of the new directors. Another chapter highlight was the presentation of the "Tille" (notebook) award to the San Francisco chapter，Irene Adams of the Orange County chapter and notebook chairman，making the award. Report of the convention was presented by Ida Middleton from Chickasaw Brea，delegate at the Tuesday night dinner meeting.Marie Nelson,the firm hostess.Her remarks were augmented by briefs by President Verona Weeks.An album with highlights and photos of the convention was presented to the president by the reporting delegate and her firm,C chickasaw Brea. The dinner meeting marked the birthdays of seven members: Maxine Wise,Dene Willigms,Patricia BouckAnn Nash,Alice Enright,Virginia Hughes,Billie Duncanand Dorothy Morrison.Birthday chairman is Helen Jacksonof Dixie Cup.Tables fortheme were gaywithcoiledpaperribbonstreamers.springflowers,andbirthdayappointmentswiththebirthdaypresident. Convention features included talks by the Mayor of Coronado，Walter A.Vestal withthe opening invocationbyComdr.E.RichardBarneschaaplinusAmphibiousbase,Coronado;ThomasG.LanphierJr.vicepresidentofConsolidatedVulteeAircraft;A.VernEngel,PacificTelephoneandTelegraphCompanyandpresidentofSanDiegoChamberofCommerce.MexicandesigneddressesandaccessoriesmarkedthefashionshowwithothereventsplannedbythehostesschapterincludingtourofSanDiegobayJaiAlaigamesracesopenhousepartiesfellowshipandgoodfood.Panel,"GrowingUpin'54",includedthesuperintendentofrecreationatSanDiego.PaulinedesGrangesmoderator;supervisorofSanDiegoCountyProbationdepartmentprincipaloftheLincolnjuniorandseniorhighschoolandphyscologistguidancebureau,SanDiegoThisFridaymorningprogramwasfollowedbyRearAdm.LeslieGehres_USN.nowmanagerofemployeeservicesofRyonAeronauticalCompany,speakingontheFreedomToIsHeldInTrust."BirthsSantaAnaCommunityHospitalGUIELLEN-Mr.andMrs.Frank1135W.FirstSt.,SantaAnagirl.May25.PresbyterianHospitalNewportBeachCALLEN-Mr.andMrs.David645ThaliaAve.,LagunaBeach,girl.May26.SPRINGE-Mr.andMrs.Clyde160E.I9thSt.,CostaMesa,boy.May26.JAHNS-Mr.andMrs.RobertJr.,1126E.OceanFront,Balboa girl.May25.MORA-Mr.andMrs.Paul725W20thSt.,CostaMesa,girl.May25.KELLY-Mr.andMrs.William528DelawareSt.,HuntingtonBeachSt.JosephHospitalOrangeMISSLEHEREMr和MRSANAYEMarleandhergrandmother,MostrongMay26.CARROLL-Mr和Mrence1802N.TowerAnAna,boy.May27.CDECOURSEY-Mr和Llam219S.ShaferSt,boy.May26.HALL-Mr和Mrs.N11322HendersonPl,Sgirl.May26.HASSETT-Mr和Mrs.2135S.GarnseySt,Sboy.May26.PETERSON-T.Sgt,and12762StrawberryLangGrove,boy.May26.LAMPHERE-Mr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.SNELLER-Mr和Mrs.SNEILLER-Mr和Mrs.MISSLEHEREMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.May26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv.,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAv,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY26.GREYHELMr和MRS900N.RaymondAV,,girl.MAY Sisters Hostess Linen Shower for Margaret Ganahl Mrs. J. R. Golden and Mrs. Phillip Quarre' (nee Elaine and Nelda Schumacher) hostessed a linen shower in the Golden home at 1929 Westwood Ave. Santa Ana honoring Miss Margaret Ganahl, bride elect of Joseph Cancannon. The dining room was beautifully appointed with colorful hybiscus and tropical greenery. Following the buffet, the guests adjourned to the living room for gift-time. Guests included the Misses Charlotte Gauer, Joyce Sweeney, Evelyn Bevins, Agnes Heying, Alice Kraemer, Evelyn Kraemer, Patricia Kraemer, Jeanne Thomas-Mdmes. W. J. M. Heinz, J. D. MacDonald, Peter E. Fluor, Oscar Heying, S. James Tuffree, Jay L. Reed II., R. E. Campbell, Joseph Truxaw, John Heinz, Carl Heinz, James Stehly, Richard Kampling, Joyce Tuffree, Bud McCarthy, Bruce Grant, Charled Fordyce, Edmund Brunet, Harold Kahn, aunt of the bride, her mother, Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, Mrs. J. E. Schumacher, and her sister, Mrs. Norbert Elmers, Mrs. John Ganahl, and Mrs. John Lewis. PORTING delegate and her firm, Chickson of Brea. The dinner meeting marked the birthdays of seven members, Maxine Wise, Dene Willigms, Patricia Bouck, Ann Nash, Alice Enright, Virginia Hughes, Billie Duncan and Dorothy Morrison. Birthday chairman is Helen Jackson of Dixie Cup. Tables for the meeting were gay with coiled paper ribbon streamers, spring flowers, and birthday appointments with the birthday tree the centerpiece. Three birthday cakes, baked by the president, were beautifully frosted and lightened with many tiny candies and arranged with the punch bowl for the cocktail hour. They were later served as the "whipped cream" to SPRINGE—Mr. and Mrs. Clyde, 160 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa, boy, May 26. JAHNS—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jr., 1126 E. Ocean Front, Balboa, girl, May 25. MORA—Mr. and Mrs. Paul, 725 W. 20th St., Costa Mesa, girl, May 25. KELLY—Mr. and Mrs. William, 528 Delaware St., Huntington Beach. St. Joseph Hospital, Orange GIUFFRIDA—Mr. and Mrs. Frank, 17141 Morse Dr., Yorba Linda, girl, May 25. UPCHURCH—Mr. and Mrs. Delbert. 18211 LeonWay, Tustin, boy, May 25. ROBLE — Mr. and Mrs. James, 16381 Diamond St., Santa Ana, girl, May 25. RAMIREZ—Mr. and Mrs. John, 9302 Stanford Ave., Garden Grove, May 25. BARBER—Mr. and Mrs. Jack, 2036 Orange Ave., Santa Ana, girl. Regain your health—Natural way thru ChiroDr. John L. Waite Phone KE 3-4426 121 & Broadway, Anah 10 MINUTE CAR WASH (All Hand Wash & Dry) Cars washed while you shop or leave it on your way to work CONVENIENTLY LOCATED UPTOWN RICHFIELD SERVICE 142 S. Los Angeles St., ½ Block From Center St We Give Cash Discount Stamps Closed Decoration Here and There A board of managers for the new Methodist camp near San Juan Capistrano was named this week by the camp commission of the Southern California - Arizona Methodist Conference. Rev. Alec Nichols, Santa Ana, was named chairman, and Rev. Charles Clark Laguna Beach, vice-chairman. Mrs. Frank Butterworth of Anaheim was named secretary. Orange County Methodists will have their opportunity to inspect the new site this coming Saturday when a county-wide picnic will be held at the camp. Rev. Alec Nichols is to give a Memorial Day address. Anaheim Altrusa club members prepared for annual reports to international and future dates at the dinner meeting held Monday night at the Elks clubhouse. Helen Mitchell presided. Mrs. Janie Junker has moved from 124 North Olive St. to 201 North Helena St. Uled for Bixby Park, Long Beach. June 20. Entertainment and program begins at 1 p.m. iano, Vocal Recital of Olive Shoemaker Mary Lee Holiday is Party Hostess for Cousin, Nancy Seekins Miss Nancy Seekins, bride-elect of Richard Terry of Orange, was feted at a surprise shower party recently when her cousin, Miss Mary Lee Holiday entertained in her home at 213 Evelyn Dr. Miscellaneous gifts were opened by the honoree later in the even- Mary Lee Holiday is Party Hostess for Cousin, Nancy Seekins Miss Nancy Seekins, bride-elect of Richard Terry of Orange, was feted at a surprise shower party recently when her cousin, Miss Mary Lee Holiday entertained in her home at 212 Evelyn Dr. Miscellaneous gifts were opened by the honoree later in the evening with Miss Seekins relating brief details of the wedding which will take place on June 12 at White Temple Methodist church. Miss Holiday is to be one of the bridesmaids. Gifts were in a white cart tied with wide pink satin bows. Table for the occasion was decorated with a frosted manzanita branch hung with tiny white wedding bells and lily of the valley. Guests sharing the party with Miss Seekins were Mrs. Paye Terry of Hawthorn, mother of the bridegroom - elect and his grandmother, Mrs. F. E. Kilgore, Mrs. Midred O'Brien and Mrs. B111 MGalllenne, all of Orange; Sr. Robert Curry of San Pedro, Mrs. Chester Lawrence of Vists, Mrs. Robert Hill of Santa Ana, five sisters of the bridegroom - elect; Mrs Albert Cranston, Mrs. W. F. Cranston, Mrs. Floyd Seekins, Anaheim; Mrs. Charles Holm of Compton, Mrs. D. K. Seekins of Long Beach, Miss Shirley Seekins of Anaheim, relatives of Miss Seekins, the bride - elect; Mrs. H. E. Carney of Downey and Mrs. Billie Bullington. Miss Holiday was assisted by her mother, Mrs. Charles Holiday and her grandmother, Mrs. Marie Strong. May 26. CARROLL—Mr. and Mrs. Laurence, 1802 N. Towner St., Santa Ana, boy. May 27. DE COURSEY—Mr. and Mrs. William, 219 S. Shafer St., Orange, boy, May 26. HALL—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 11322 Henderson Pl., Santa Ana, girl, May 26. HASSETT—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, 2135 S. Garnsey St., Santa Ana, boy, May 26. PETERSON—T. Sgt. and Mrs. Roy, 12762 Strawberry Lane, Garden Grove, boy, May 26. LAMPHER—Mr. and Mrs. David, 900 N. Raymond Ave., Fullerton, girl, May 26. SNELLER—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene. LAS VEGAS CONTRACT—Blond and beautiful Jo Burdick has captured an eight-week contract at the famous Sands Hotel at Las Vegas opening with the Frank Sinatra show on June 9. Jo, a graduate of Anaheim High school, where she started her career in majorettes along with her intensive training in tap and ballet, will do specialty numbers in the show which is based on Zeigfield Folies Idea. The young artist is well known throughout the Southland. At AUHS she starred in majorette leadership and is also recorded as one of the top twirlers at Pasadena City College. Her appearances have been up and down the coast in nationally publicized parades including top billing in the Rose Parade. She has directed baton and dance rhythm classes under her own management and company, the Dorothy and Jo Majorettes and later, Joan's Majorettes. Jo left last week for two week rehearsal period before opening with the show. Violin Orchestra Plays at Recital Appearing in their first public recital, since their teacher, Betty (Mrs. Darwin) Stockwell returned to Anaheim, were 14 students from the Stockwell studios at 206 Kroeger St. The program was presented at the Ebell clubhouse. Cheryl Scott and Pamela Stockwell opened and closed the recital program. Balboa violin orchestra was the featured guest group. Other students presented were Robert Storey, Douglas Stockwell, Carol Whitfield, Kathy Korn, Curtis Stanley, Edward McLaughlin, Linda Heybrock, Becky McLaughlin, Pricilla Cranston, Rae Ann Stanley, Dorothy Parslow and Pat Burnley. One of the highlights of the afternoon was the program by the Balboa Island Violin choir, directed by Ruth Paddock Gibbs, formerly the teacher of the Hollywood Baby orchestra. In the orchestra are Pamela Stockwell, Jimmy Grainger, both of Anaheim and Perry White, Robert Schumann, Johnny and Juggy Beall. The program featured solos and duo piano numbers with compositions of the old masters and contemporary composers keeping the interest of the large audience. Polise technique and interpretation marked even the performance of the youngest piano student. The afternoon program had an informal reception hour with mothers of students assisting Mrs. Stockwell in hostess duties. AUTO GLASS Of All Kinds. Table Tops. Mirrors and Window Glass PHIL'S AUTO GLASS Phone KE. 5-6907 920 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. HALL—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 11322 Henderson Pl., Santa Ana, girl, May 26. HASSETT—Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth, 2135 S. Garnsey St., Santa Ana, boy, May 26. PETERSON—T. Sgt. and Mrs. Roy, 12762 Strawberry Lane, Garden Grove, boy, May 26. LAMPHERE—Mr. and Mrs. David. 900 N. Raymond Ave., Fullerton, girl, May 26. SNELLER—Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, 620 W. Rosslyn St. Fullerton, boy, May 25. HURD—Mr. and Mrs. Everett, 12871 Barrett Lane, Santa Ana, boy, May 27. Regain your health—the Natural way thru Chiropractic Dr. John L. Waite, D.C. Phone KE 5-4426 121 & Broadway, Anaheim MINUTE WASH (by) hop or ork ED White Walls 25c Extra DOWN SERVICE Block From Center St. Closed Decoration Day Stanley, Dorothy Parslow and Pat Burnley. One of the highlights of the afternoon was the program by the Balboa Island Violin choir, directed by Ruth Paddock Gibbs, formerly the teacher of the Hollywood Baby orchestra. In the orchestra are Pamela Stockwell, Jimmy Grainger, both of Anaheim and Perry White, Robert Schu-mann, Johnny and Juggy Beall. 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