anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-04

COMMUNITY SERVICE TRAINING—Senior Girl. Scouts of troops 15 and 47, Anaheim, have been de- COMMUNITY SERVICE TRAINING—Senior Girl Scouts of troops 15 and 47, Anaheim, have been devoting one Saturday night per month to Santa Ana Filter Center, where they are shown serving under the direction of S/Sgt. Toby Lyon. Now that the center is about to close, they are asking for suggestions for a new phase of community service. Doing their bit at the center are (l. to r., upper) Judy Reese and Virlee Elliott. Around the table are (l. to r.) Rita Flynn, Nancy Dutzi, Linda Blakely and (forground) Charlene Allen. Girl Scouts Train at Santa Ana Filter Center The closing of Santa Ana Filter Center brings to an end one phase of Girl Scout training in Anaheim. But the girls are looking for new fields of service and are asking suggestions. Troop 47. led by Mrs. J. F. Dutzl, and Troop 15. led by Mrs. Roberta McFarland, are all high school age and naturally interested in the dates that fill up the Saturday nights of teenagers. But they have given one Saturday every month to work at the Filter Center. Now that work will soon conclude. Already engaged in assisting leaders with the program for younger girls, the senior troop members plan to do side work in camping this summer. By autumn they hope their leaders will have received offers to use the girls in some other kind of community service. Two types of work intrigue the girls, but there are obstacles. They'd like to do hospital aide work, but there is much red tape connected with training the girls, according to their leaders. They like to do library aide work, too. Young readers in Anaheim Public Library may soon be assisted in picking out reading material by members of the troops. Other ideas should be relayed to the Girl Scout House in Anaheim, where the telephone number is Key 5-4889. Suggestions should be along the line of community service, as the Girl Scout program here is financed by Anaheim Community Chest, Mrs. Dutzl, pointed out. Give CFO Program For This Saturday Speaking on the theme "Be as a Little Child", Mrs. Ena Curry, a child psychologist, will speak Saturday night at 7:30 to the Orange County Camp Farthest Out, June 5, which will be held in the First Presbyterian church in Orange, at 191 North Orange St. The meeting opens at 4 p.m. with meditations, followed by creative art, and prayer groups at 5 p.m. A pot luck supper will be served in the chart room at 6:15 p.m. Those attending the dinner are to bring table service, and food. Those whose last initials begin with letters A-E are to bring desserts, F-L salads; M-Z hot dishes. Hot drinks will be served. The Galilean Hour at 7:15 p.m., Miss Dorothy Miller, a young nurse at the Orange County Hospital in charge of the music, will be followed by the spiritual message. Mrs. Curry will speak on "I tell you, unless you change and become like children, you will never get into the Kingdom of Heaven." Mrs. Austin Fordyce Honors Mrs. Schorr At Lovely Party Mrs. Jack Schorr was the guest of honor when Mrs. Austin Fordyce entertained her daughter, Kathy Fordyce, and daughter of the honoree, Susan Schorr, assisting her. As Mrs. Schorr was welcomed she was presented with a lovely pink cymbidium corsage. The party progressed with special games with Mrs. Schorr, Mrs. Ed Hansen and Mrs. Richard Goglin taking the awards. Pink and white was the color theme of the party with the gifts for Mrs. Schorr placed in a pink bassinet. Refreshments, too, were in the pastel color tone. Guests bidden to enjoy the party with Mrs. Schorr and her hostesses were: Meadames Rose Hodin, Jane Severin, Leonard Liekus, Robert Chassagne, Harold McCuisition, Roy Schweltzer, Harold Winslow, Ed Hansen, Richard Goglin, David Toms, Irving Rogers H.C. Linguist, Kiyoshi Shigekawa, Ed Weichel and Vernon Rodman. Musical Program to Feature Ebell Club Installation Music will be the feature installation program for new officers of the Anaheim Ebell club Monday afternoon, Luane Hardy, soprano Hostess Trio Gives Party for Three Honored Guests Three special guests, Mrs. Harold Clasen, Mrs. Hank Klausing and Mrs. Jerry Clasen were honored at a shower party by a hostess trio. Mrs. Martin; Geissler; Mrs. Joe Lemona and Mrs. Ed Clasen at the Geissler home, 15071 Coronado Rd. Spring flowers in the lovely pastel shades were used for decoration appointment with the diversion of the party-time appropriate games. The theme of the games centered on golf with awards going to Mrs. Wayne Jones, Mrs. Hank Klausing and Mrs. Ruehen Jarmon. Gift-time brought group remembrances of such articles as sterilizers, blankets, crib sheets, chair pads, bottle warmers and utility bags. Guests sharing the affair with the honorees and their hostesses were Mesdames Paul Gilger, Walter Schmidt Merle Dick, Hal Johnson, Harley Hesse, Wayne Jones, Vic Jacobsen, Ruteben Jarmon, August Heybrock, Bill Heinecke, Elroy Eldenberg, Rudy Dittl, Howard Geirin, Carl Plegel, Alvin Penhall and Harvey Rice. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results The Galilean Hour at 7:15 p.m., Miss Dorothy Miller, a young nurse at the Orange County Hospital in charge of the music, will be followed by the spiritual message. Mrs. Curry will speak on "I tell you, unless you change and become like children, you will never get into the Kingdom of Heaven at all" (Godspeed's translation). Mrs. Curry, mother of two children, is best known for her work with British children during the war. She served six years on the faculty of Bedales Co-Educational Pioneer School, Petersfield, Hampshire England, and in this country, on the faculty of Olive College, Michigan. She organized and directed the nursery school at the First Congregational church Los Angeles. Mrs. Marian Roy of Fullerton is the leader of the meeting, with the public invited to attend. LOTTA CHEESE CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — Geraldine Acker, foods specialist at the University of Illinois home economics department, says there are more than 800 names for different kinds of cheese. On June 8 ELECT ROBERT W. FRASER DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF ORANGE COUNTY Young America Is Our Future Protect It! Stamp Out Narcotics Marine Veteran of World War II and Korea Musical Program to Feature Ebell Club Installation Music will be the feature installation program for new officers of the Anaheim Ebell club Monday afternoon. Luane Hardy, soprano and Paul Mayo, tenor, are to be the artists. Miss Hardy will be remembered for her work in "Song of Norway," "Sweethearts", "Midnight Summer's Dream", "Annie Get Your Gun" and others. She is substituting on the program for Marilyn Taylor. Paul Mayo's musical calendar includes his appearances in "Song of Norway", "Desert Song", "Sweethearts", "Up in Central Park." While at the Idyllwild School of Music and Arts he played romantic leads in "Down in the Valley" and in the premiere of "Tony Beaver." He is now the soloist at the Rossmoyne Christian church and is studying music at University of Southern California. Lorrayne Hamilton is the accompanist for the singers who are known as the Collegiate Duo. Their program will include wide variety of repertoire. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Joyce Marie Stowe and Lee Curry Wed; Rites Read in Home of Bride’s Parents Memorial Day will hold many memories for Joyce Marie Stowe (Curry) for it was May 31 that she and Lee Curry of Indianapolis repeated their marriage vows at the family home, 124 North Resh St. The two o’clock afternoon nuptials were read by the Rev. Al Casebeer, pastor of the First Christian church of this city with immediate relatives and close friends witnessing the ceremony. Father of the bride, William Stowe, gave her in marriage. For her wedding she wore a summer blue nylon dress, bouffant in style, the skirt, ballerina length. Her hat was white and she carried an arrangement of white bride’s rose buds. Standing with the bridal couple were Mr. and Mrs. Edward Melton, sister of the bride and her husband, who came south from Sacramento for the ceremony. Mrs. Melton chose a light blue dress, her corsage fashioned from carnations. For the informal ceremony and reception afterward, mother of the bride, Mrs. Stowe, wore an informal summer print for her daughter’s wedding with carnations in her corsage. Informal Reception Tradition was observed as the new Mr. and Mrs. Curry cut and shared the first wedge of the bride’s cake. It was topped with a miniature bride and bridlegroom. Mrs. Stowe was assisted in serving by Mrs. Ethel Stockwell, grandmother of the bride. Among special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sowder, great aunt KAREN JANET COLTRANE bethrothed Tell Betrothal Of Karen Coltrane Announcement of the engagement of Miss Karen Janet Coltrane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Here and There The Life Fields of 297 St Dr., are happy parents. The of their daughter at the Full Cottage hospital this week is announced to their friends. Russell Fitzpatrick and f of Phoenix, Ariz. are vacationing for three weeks with relatives and in Lynwood. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith 40 Berry St. welcomed theirfant son at Hoag Memorial Mental Tuesday Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Rif Fister of 211½ South Citrus extending congratulations to couple on the birth of their st. Joseph hospital on June 2 Saturday is California Association of Press Women’s day at lywood Park Members will guests at luncheon of the R association. A son was born to Mr. and Maurice Mann of 760 North delphia St. at St. Joseph ho Wednesday. All former Decatur, Ill. res and those visiting here are minded of the picnic at Hou Park this Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Leckiss Garza Street are parents of born on Memorial Day at the ta Ana Community hospital. Two-Piano Recital At Ebell Club Open To General Public Junior College. Junior High High school students of the garet Buttree studios will be sent in a piano recital Austin Fordyce Mrs. Schorr Lively Party Kick Schorr was the guest when Mrs. Austin Forttained, her daughter, Doryce, and daughter ofee, Susan Schorr, assisting Schorr was welcomed she entered with a lovely pink corsage. The party pro- with special games, with Mr. Mrs. Ed Hansen and Hard Goglin taking the white was the color the party with the gifts Schorr placed in a pink refreshments, foo, were telen color tone. Added to enjoy the party Schorr and her hostess-Mesdames Rose Hodin,rin Leonard Liekus, Rosagne, Harold McCuis-Schweitzer, Harold Win-Hansen, Richard Goglin,ns Irving Rogers H. C. Kiyoshi Shigekawa, Ed and Vernon Rodman. Real Program to Ebell Club Nation Will be the feature installram for new officers of Ebell club Monday Luane Hardy, soprano al summer print for her daughter's wedding with carnations in her corsage. Informal Reception Tradition was observed as the new Mr. and Mrs. Curry cut and shared the first wedge of the bride's cake. It was topped with a miniature bride and bridegroom. Mrs. Stowe was assisted in serving by Mrs. Ethel Stockwell, grand-mother of the bride. Among special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sowder, great aunt and uncle of the bride and an aunt, Mrs. Thelma Stowe. Short wedding trip was the plan of the young couple when they left later in the day. For traveling the bride was wearing a light beige summer suit. They are temporarily making their home with the bride's parents as Pfc. Lee Curry, the bride-groom, will leave soon for overseas assignment with the Armed Forces. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Eben Curry of Indianapolis. His bride is a sophomore at Anaheim High school and plans to continue her studies. Carter Tozer Feted At Birthday Party Spring had added inspiration for parties with a delight luncheon affairs honoring two-year-old Carter Tozer, with the party held at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tozer, 230 Florence Ave. Wednesday afternoon. It was a lunch. The circus with all its toy animals and stunts, influenced the party with even the cake decorated in this theme. Guests joining Master Carter were Scott and Don Bigler, Mary Ann Goodman, Kurt Hund, Robin Starr, Janice and Cheryl Spikerman and mothers, Mesdames Don Bigler, Harold Hund, Don Cram Sr., Ray Tozer, Herbert Carter and Jan Spikerman. Duane Winters Named Fullerton C of C Head FULLERTON. (OCNS) — Duane Winters, personnel manager of Hunt Foods, Inc., was elected president of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of directors last night. He succeeds Attorney Lloyd Verry. Other officers elected were: KAREN JANET COLTRANE bethrothed Tell Betrothal Of Karen Coltrane Announcement of the engagement of Miss Karen Janet Coltrane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Coltrane, 408 West Malvern, Fullerton, to Paul C. Winter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Winter of Encinitas. The bride-elect is a graduate of Fullerton Union High school and attended Fullerton Junior college. Her fiance graduated from San Dieguito Union High school and will graduate from Fullerton Junior colleg th June, with major in engineering. No definite date has been set for the wedding. TAB AQUARIUM MEET Bruce Linton will talk for Orange County Aquarium Society tonight on his experiences in Africa. Linton was the first presi-dent of this society and is associated with the Hollywood Film Company in making educational films. Those who bring "Guppies," the fish of the month to the meeting, may have them judged. The public is invited. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Two-Piano Recital At Ebell Club Open To General Public Junior College. Junior High High school students of the garet Buttree studios will be sent in a piano recital at Anaheim Ebell club Saturday ning at eight o'clock. Last half of the program consist of advanced solos and piano numbers played by Jorgenson, Dolores Bauerston Haakins, Peggy Kohlenberger Pearson and Frances Cowee. Assisting on the program w Rachel Cadawalter, Marian causa and Myrna Llewellyn, students of Mrs. George Sloo The public is invited to al KEEP YOUR GUARD JOIN THE NATIONAL GUARD For additional Information 204 E. Center Phone KE Duane Winters Named Fullerton C of C Head FULLERTON. (OCNS) — Duane Winters, personnel manager of Hunt Foods, Inc., was elected president of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce at a meeting of directors last night. He succeeds Attorney Lloyd Verry. Other officers elected were: Hans Kohlenberger, first vice-president; Fred Schell, second vice-president; Vern Maple, treasurer; Joe Johnson assistant treasurer. Installation will take place at the annual dinner July 7. BAIN FAMILY RECOVERS Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Bain of 318 North Janss St. will be interested to learn they are recuperating nicely from serious injuries received in an automobile accident near Escondido this past weekend. Bain is still in the Palomar hospital. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. (POLITICAL ADVERTISMENT) Elect A. E. 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Russell Fitzpatrick and family Phoenix, Ariz. are vacationing three weeks with relatives here in Lynwood. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith of Berry St. welcomed their in-son at Hoag Memorial hospice Tuesday. friends of Mr. and Mrs. Richard of 21114 South Citrus, are congratulations to the sale on the birth of their son at Joseph hospital on June 2. Saturday is California Association of Press Women's day at Holod Park Members will be at luncheon of the Racing Association. Jason was born to Mr. and Mrs. Price Mann of 760 North Philadelphia St. at St. Joseph hospital yesterday. former Decatur, Ill. residents those visiting here are re-lied of the picnic at Houghton this Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jesus Lockisma of Santa Street are parents of a son on Memorial Day at Sanana Community hospital. O-Piano Recital Ebell Club Open General Public Junior College, Junior High and school students of the Mar-Buttree studios will be pre-ceeded in a piano recital at the LOVELY BRIDE - Elaine Brattlof repeats marriage vows with Larry Keith Richards. (Burt Owen photo) Brattlof-Richards Wedding Rites Solemnized By Rev. Robert Kevorkian of Baptist Church As Elaine Brattlof stood before the fireplace in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brattlof of 523 South Dickel St. she said her marriage vows with Larry Keith Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richards of 622 South Clementine St., the Rev. Robert Kevorkian, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating, at the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a beautifully designed wedding dress, the low neckline accented with pale blue pearls and rhinestones, the shade matching the blue satin under dresses. Mrs. Richards was charming in her informal pale blue linen dress. Her corsage also an orchid. Reception Details By Rev. Robert Kevorkian of Baptist Church As Elaine Brattlof stood before the fireplace in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Brattlof of 523 South Dickel St. she said her marriage vows with Larry Keith Richards, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Richards of 622 South Clementine St., the Rev. Robert Kevorkian, pastor of the First Baptist church, officiating at the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a beautifully designed wedding dress, the low neckline accented with pale blue pearls and rhinestones, the shade matching the blue satin under-dress to the all over lace gown. The bodice was fitted to waist-length and accented by cap sleeves. Skirt was pencil slim with a tiny kick-pleat at the back hemline. A white hat, trimmed with the pearls and rhinestones completed her wedding ensemble and her corsage was an exquisite white orchid. A single strand of rhinestones was her necklace adornment. Her father escorted her to the fireplace altar. Sister, Only Attendant Only attendant to the bride was the sister of the bridegroom, Arlene Ruth of Anaheim. She wore a lovely gown of pink lace over matching taffeta with the full skirt circular in design. She, too, wore a white hat with a lavender orchid as her corsage. Max Pete of Bellflower was the bestman. Living room for the wedding was attractive with arrangements of Easter lilies, their stately beauty augmented by hybrid white and lavender stock. Candles burned throughout the ceremony which was solemnized May 27 at 7 p.m. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Brattlof chose a navy blue dress, her corsage, a lavendar orchid. Mrs. Richards was charming in her informal pale blue linen dress. Her corsage also an orchid. 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