anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-07

Mater Dei High Students Claim Top National Awards Mater Dei High school, Santa Ana, has just learned that 11 of their Latin students won awards in the Auxilium Latinum Competitive Nationwide Latin examinations conducted by the Association for Promotion of Study of Latin. Mearly 23,000 students from the United States, Canada, Aaska, Hawaii, Mexico, Cuba and Puerto Rico participated in the test. The highest award that can be merited was won by a third year Latin student, Barbara Menke, an Anaheim resident and Junior at Mater Dei. She was given a gold medal and a achievement certificate of merit, summa cum laude. Janet Crampton, also a third year student was awarded a certificate of merit, maxima cum laude. First year student. Louis Glegerich, earned a certificate of merit, magna cum laude. The certificate of merit, cum laude was achieved by Paul O'Sullivan, Daniel Efert, and Bernard Jordan, juniors, Patricia Winchell, sophomore; Betty Jo Eadington, Joseph Robinson, George O'Brien, and Judy Green, freshmen. WILLIAM B. KNOX Church President Boston Man Elected Head of Christian Science Church William R. Knox, of Boston, Mass., today was named president of the Mother church, the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts, at the annual meeting of the Mother church attended by Christian Scientists from many parts of the world. Knox appointment was announced by the Christian Science Board of Directors. The term of office is for one year. He has been an authorised Christian Science practitioner in Boston — the world headquarters of the Christian Science movement — for almost 50 years. Prio to devoting his full time to the practice of Christian Science healing, Knox was in the structural steel business. He first became tended by Chritian Scientists from many parts of the world. Knox appointment was announced by the Christian Science Board of Directors. The term of office is for one year. He has been an authorised Christian Science practitioner in Boston — the world headquarters of the Christian Science movement — for almost 50 years. Prio to devoting his full time to the practice of Christian Science healing, Knox was in the structural steel business. He first became interested in Christian Science through the healing of his mother. He has served the denomination in a variety of posts. A former member of the finance committee of the Mother church, he is now active as a trustee of Church Realty Trust. Here and There Congratulations are being showered on Mr. and Mrs. James Hund of 558 South Indiana St. Their infant daughter was born June 4 at St. Joseph hospital. The Beekeepers of the Orange County Farm Bureau are meeting tonight at the Bureau hall. The session will be introduced with a 6:30 p.m. potluck. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Stephenson of 2415 Riverside Dr. are being informed of the birth of their daughter at St. Joseph hospital on June 4. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Peterson and daughter Patricia enjoyed a weekend holiday at Big Bear resort and report good fishing. A daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. James Walker of 506 North Resh St. at St. Joseph hospital last Friday. Tab.UCLA Program Nine years of city-sponsored choral activities by the Los Angeles Bureau of Music culminate tonight in the third annual performance of Bach's moving "St. Matthew Passion" at Royce Hall on the U.C.L. campus in Westwood. More than 300 singers from 14 choruses will be heard in the free concert which starts at 8:30 p.m. ANAHEIM COED — Yvonne Miller is the new secretary of the Fullerton Junior College Student Body. She is a Marywood graduate. Mrs. Neighbors Fete Retiring Assistance League Board Group Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, retiring president of the Anaheim Assistance League, was the hostess at luncheon at the Balboa club honoring the league's board members this past year. Present were Mrs. E. H. Karsen, new president who will be installed June 10. Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Melvin Duffey, Mrs. William Levecke, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. William Stehly, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. H. H. Nutt. Mrs. Neighbors, in expressing her appreciation to the retiring-officer presented them each with a gift and said, "It seems right that we end our year at this luncheon for it was here a year ago, we started our work together." The group, in turn presented Mrs. Neighbors with a lovely remembrance. Kuchel Headquarters Winding-Up Primary Campaign Work The Thomas Kuchel Anaheim Campaign Headquarters has been astir with last minute activity this week in anticipation of tomorrow's election day. Under the co-chairmanship of Mrs. Coalson Morris and Leo Sheridan, the headquarters has been maintained by the Anaheim Republican Women's club since May 1. During the past month, workers have included Misses Minnie Splcer, Bessie Elkins, Bonnie Fields and Mesdames Helen Gosnell, Irma Ray, Maude Adams, Marguerite Neukom, Bessie Lehmer, Jean Alden, Jean Mitchell, Ruth Hall, Helen Hicks, Emma Karlin, Winni-fred Connor, Marshall Beebe, Edith Nixon, Gay Gardiner, Ray Reafsnyder, Norma Ulery, Evelyn O'Brian, Myra Weldon, Ollie Mer... Leaders of BOTH Parties say... ON HIS RECORD RE-ELECT ATTORNEY GENERAL EDMUND G. (PAT) BROWN A GREAT ATTORNEY GENERAL H. C. Head George Parker W. D. Hellis James L. Davis Lee Hasenjaeger Ernest D. Webb W. R. Gordon M WINS AGAIN—Local Junior Ebell Club members are again in the headlines with a first trophy for their press and public relations work of the past year. The official presentation award was made at the all-day summer conference of the Orange County Federation of Jun-ubs at Seal Beach Saturday. Mrs. Arthur (June) Pressell, was congratulated on her excellent re-er job in this capacity with the first announcement made at the May 8 Recepcity Day at Ana. Laguna and La Habra tied for second place in the division award with Santa Ana re-er third. Mrs. Pressell, who moves into a vice president spot in local club operations this next is seen in the above photo( center right) with Mrs. Jack Suiter, (left center), president of the Jim junior club this past year, displaying the trophy with Mrs. Pressell. Mrs. William B. Miller president of the La Habra Junior Woman's club and Mrs. Norman Watson, (right) of Newport, president of the County Federation this past year and first vice president of the South District. (Bulletin photo) Neighbors Fetes ing Assistance ue Board Group Stehly Brothers to Attend Golden Anniversary Of Hecla Catholic Church Parish on June 13 An honored event, the 50th ann- and son, John, of Anaheim; Mr. anniversary of the founding of the and Mrs. Alba Helia; Neighbors Fetes Bring Assistance to the Board Group Dr. A. Neighbors, retiring of the Anaheim Assistlance, was the hostess at a at the Balboa club honorleague's board members last year. Were Mrs. E. H. Karnaw president who will be June 10. Mrs. Charles Mrs. Melvin Duffey, Mrs. Levecke, Mrs. John Wood, Mrs. Kaulbars, Mrs. William Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Sitt. Neighbors, in expressing her son to the retiring-officers them each with a gift "It seems right that we year at this luncheon for are a year ago, we started together." Up, in turn presented Mrs. with a lovely remember. Headquarters Ring-Up Primary Sign Work Thomas Kuchel Anaheim Headquarters has been last minute activity this conticipation of tomorrow's day. The co-chairmanship of Son Morris and Leo Sherheadquarters has been by the Anaheim ReWomen's club since May The past month, workers included Misses Minnie Spike Elkins, Bonnie Fields, James Helen Gosnell, IrMaude Adams, Marguerm, Bessie Lehmer, Jean Jan Mitchell, Ruth Hall, Ks. Emma Karlin, Winnirk, Marshall Beebe, Edith Ray Gardiner, Ray Reaforma Ulery, Evvelyn O'- rrra Weldon, Ollie Mer- Stehly Brothers to Attend Golden Anniversary Of Hecla Catholic Church Parish on June 13 An honored event, the 50th anniversary of the founding of the Catholic church at Hecla, S. D., on June 13, will bring together seven brothers and one sister in the Stehly family at one place for the first time in 30 years. The sons and daughter are the children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stehly (deceased), founders of the Hecla parish. These brothers and their families were feted at a Sunday night buffet dinner party in the N. J. Stehly home, 10322 South Brookhurst Rd., with the N. J. Stehly family as the host group. Brothers and familles are: Dr. and Mrs. Stehly of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stehly and sons, Timothy and Mark; Dr. and Mrs. William Stehly and daughter, Ann Marie and son, Mike; the N. J. Stehlys and their family. Other present included Mrs. John Bastian, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Bastian and son, John, of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Alban Holtz and family of Huntington Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chambers of Alhambra. Host and hostesses with Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stehly were members of their family; Dr. and Mrs. John Stehly of Pullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Schauer of Placentia, Mr. and Mrs. James Stehly of Garden Grove, and Jerome, Tom, Nick, Arthur and Mary Stehly, the Misses Virginia, Winifred Ann and Suzanne Stehly. The brothers will be in the east two or three weeks. Red Cross Members Set Convention Plans at Recent Board Session Lincoln PTA Board Discusses Programs Mrs. Alvin Rogers was hostess at the Lincoln Parent - Teacher Association executive board meeting held with the budget and programs for the coming year discussed. Chairmen, Mrs. Joseph Kessler and Mr. Bill Fricker, leading. A plan was formulated to contact voters and remind them of the importance of voting in the coming bond election, June 16. Board members present were Mrs. Jack Polley, Joseph Kessler, Mrs. Douglas Robertson, Bill Fricker, Mrs. Bill Fricker, James Hull, Mrs. Milton Neiman, Ms.s James Hull, Don Bown, Mrs. Bryan Fults, Mrs. Edward Hagopian, Mrs. Gerald Zahrte, Mrs. Phillip Ritter, Mrs. Floyd Boyer, Mrs. Wesley Dierberger. Two Special Items Mark Aid Program Mrs. Emma Stanley conducted Two Special Items Mark Aid Program Mrs. Emma Stanley conducted the recent Ladies Aid meeting at the Presbyterian church with the beauty of the 23rd Psalm stressed in the study period. Members enjoyed two outstanding treats. One was the reading of an original poem by Mrs. Fannie Goddard, and another, the discovery that Dr. Arthur Stevenson assistant at the church, is an accomplished musician. Mrs. Ida Schlosser arranged the floral centerpiece decorating the table. Announcements Royal Neighbors of America meet tomorrow at 12 noon in the VFW hall for a potluck luncheon. It will be followed by the general meeting at 1:30 p.m. AT THE BALLOT BOX ELECT HARRY FOX YOUR ASSEMBLYMAN 75TH DISTRICT Resident of Orange County 28 Years, Merchant 27 Years Helen Weir is Bride of Charles Lee Sitton (Continued from Page 5) Carried lead roles in the college operetta and is known as Caroline Leonetti, and Jaro Photo model. Contest Honors She was named "Miss Anaheim" in 1950 and "Miss Orange County Air" in that same year and has many other beauty contest honors on her credit. She is employed in the office at Kwikset Locks. Her bridegroom is presently under contract to the Washington Red Rings. He leaves for training camp Eagle Rock in July. He graduated from Santa Ana Schools, including Santa Ana college and University of Montana. He was affiliated with the Buccaneers at SAC and served as captain of the 1951 football team. It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Brodie Electrical Service Emergency calls taken 24 hrs daily KE 5-4070 Garage Arnold E. Howard Complete Automotive Service 130 S Lemon, KE 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Appliance Repair, Arnold E. Howard Household & Fractional H.P. Motor Repair, 130 S Lemon, KE 5-2239 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S Los Angeles St. KE 5-2863 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Briggs and Stratton Engines Arnold E. Howard, Sales and Service, 130 S Lemon KE 5-2239 Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) ELECT . . . HARRY R. FOX ELECT HARRY R. FOX ASSEMBLYMAN ANAHEIM’S HOME CANDIDATE Resident Orange County 28 yrs. Orange Rancher 28 yrs. Anaheim Merchant 27 yrs. Member Anaheim Chamber of Commerce Member California Veteran Training Board Member Anaheim School Board — 9 years Member of the Masonic Lodge. Anaheim Life Member Long Beach Consistory Charter Member of El Bekal Shrine Tempel—Long Beach Member and Vice Moderator Bethel Baptist Church Member of Gideons International Director and Treas. of the West Coast Baptist Children’s Home Director of the Santa Ana Christian Service Center Chairman of the Orange County Laymans Evangelistic Assn. Director of the Baptist Life Association. New York Sponsored by The ANAHEIM COMMITTEE FOR HARRY R. FOX ROY KASKA, Chairman