anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-07

Stanton News Mary M. Cook JAckson 7-1053 First meeting of Stanton Little League Women's Auxiliary was held recently with plans made for a special meeting to be called for tomorrow morning. Discussion was held on which type of consessions, what food to serve and relating items during the initial meeting. Necessity of a large Auxiliary membership was pointed up with raising funds in order to establish a minor league in this area their primary aim at present. Women attending the meeting were Mrs. Roy Fierce, Mrs. Jack Bonser, Mrs. Frank McManus, Mrs. Cleo Mossman, Mrs. James Allen, and Mrs. Raymond Binns. ... And a good time was had by all ... is the report from the recent farewell party staged for Savanna sixth grade students. The affair, held last Friday evening, featured games in charge of the two teachers Arthur Nieblas and Jim Else, parents and students alike participating. Event was sponsored by sixth grade room mothers, Donal Yonts, Lee Van Tine, Millard Clark, Cecil Bryan and G. M. Milbourn. Refreshments followed game time. Mrs. Wayne Butterbaugh was recently installed as Social Service Chairman of Anaheim Junior Ebell club. Registered voters, living within the area bounded by Cerritos avenue, and Brookhurst road, are re-nue, Stanton avenue, Orange ave-minded that they are included in the new Stanton voting precinct No. 4 and will vote at 8112 Starr St. A meeting of Stanton Little League parents and friends has been scheduled for Thursday evening at 7:30 in the Lions clubhouse. League officials urge a heavy turnout for the session. Due to the primary election date this month, Stanton Lady Lions will meet Wednesday June 9, instead of their regular meeting hour, according to Mrs. Paul Harrison, publicity chairman. Cardinal team of Stanton Little League will hold its initial practice session at Savanna school playground this evening at 6 o'clock. Activities will be in charge of W. E. Mohler and Edmund Cook manager and assistant. Community church Men's baseball team has scheduled a practice session for Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock. They will workout at Savanna school playground. Boy Scout Troop No. 82, Paul Harrison, scoutmaster, has planned another cookout for tomorrow evening at the Santa Ana riverbed. Members will assemble at Lions clubhouse at 6 p.m. and travel to the meeting place in a group. Examination for Bible Institute of Los Angeles (BIOLA) credits will be given at the Wednesday evening Prayer and Bible study meeting at Stanton Community church. Examination will cover I Corinthians 1-11 and will be given by Stanton Pastor Dr. Charles Lee Feinberg, who is director of Talbot Seminary at BIOLA. Dean Gautschy son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, son of Mrs. Lea Gautschy, Couple to Establish West Bride Former Miss Donal Honeymoon days at an undisclosed Glenn E. Rogers will be followed 9375 Hansen Road, West Anaheim. Roma Jennings, daughter of Mr. 7062 Orange Ave., West Anaheim. The couple said their vows before a flower banked altar Friday evening at Stanton Community church. Rev. Berthold Jack-stelt, pastor of Anaheim Bethel Baptist, officiated at the double ring, candlelight ceremony. Wedding songs chosen by the bride were "Yours" and "Always" Mrs. Joseph Smith of Long Beach, solostr. Mrs. Leonard C. Wettstein was accompanist. The bride, gowned in a wedding dress of candlelight brocade, approached the altar with her father, who gave her in marriage. Her veil, held to her hair with a jeweled coronet, fell to her finger-tips over the fitted bodice, the sleeves three-quarter length and pointed. The very full skirt cascaded to a chapel train. Her only jewelry was a single strand of pearls. Gardenias and stephanotis were fashioned into her bouquet with an exquisite purple - throated orchid as its center. What Attendants Wore Mrs. Richard Grier, niee Dorothy Wolfert, of Chino, was matron of honor. Her pale yellow - toned gown, designed from brocade satin, was also fashioned with the off-shoulder stand - up collar, an arrangement of pink carnations lending contrast to her costume. Little Miss Karen Ruth Jennings, the brides sister, was the petite flower girl. She wore a pink brocade satin fashioned in the same design as the bride's gown. Attending to groomsman duties was James Rogers, brother of the bridegroom; Leonard S. Jennings, brother of the bride, and Bill Brunson, both of West Anaheim, in charge of ushering. Standing with the bridal couple Registered voters, living within the area bounded by Cerritos avenue, and Brookhurst road, are reunue, Stanton avenue, Orange ave- minded that they are included in Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausolium —Columbarium— Endowment Care Provided Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. Examination for Bible Institute of Los Angeles (BIOLA) credits will be given at the Wednesday evening Prayer and Bible study meeting at Stanton Community church. Examination will cover I Corinthians 1-11 and will be given by Stanton Pastor Dr. Charles Lee Feinberg, who is director of Talbot Seminary at BIOLA. Dean Gautschy son of Mrs. Leola Gautschy of Stanton and 29 Palms was graduated from Pacific University with the degree of Bachelor of Arts and major in journalism. Gautschy is a member of the following organizations in the Forest Grove Ore. university: Pi Delta Epsilon journalism honorary (president) and editor of Pacific University Index (weekly newspaper). DR. JAMES O. FAULKNER, D.C. "Scientific Chiropractic Methods" Using advanced McManis traction adjustment table. Electrotherapy Diet for low back pains, nervous tension of neck and shoulders, stomach and digestive disturbances 546½ S. Los Angeles KE 5-0113 Hours 9-6 Evenings by Appointment Bekins Vanliners are ready to go ...wherever you move you move You pick the destination – Bekins will move your furniture there. Vanliners cover all 48 states and return. If your household possessions are in the east, you can arrange at any local Bekins office to move everything here on a return trip. You'll find Bekins long distance moving rates no higher than those of other responsible carriers. LOCAL MOVING IN SPEEDY CITY VANS KEYSTONE 5-6056 LAMBERT 5-1444 Anaheim Fullerton KIMBERLY 3-9261 2510 N. Main Street Santa Ana "Hear Pat Michaels news on your local station · KVOE 6:00 to 6:15, Monday thru Friday MOVING • STORAGE • PACKING • SHIPPING To Establish West Anaheim Home; former Miss Dona Roma Jennings Saturday days at an undisclosed destination for Mr. and Mrs. Rogers will be followed by return to their first home at Stanton Community Rev. Berthold Jack-horn of Anaheim Bethel, affiliated at the double welight ceremony. The songs chosen by the "Yours" and "Always" Smith of Long Beach, Ms. Leonard C. Wettstein pianist, are gowned in a wedding candelight brocade, appared altar with her fathher in marriage. Her her hair with a jewelfell to her finger-tips attended bodice, the sleeves her length and pointed. Full skirt cascaded to a a. Her only jewelry was rand of pearls. And stephanotis were into her bouquet with an purple - throated orchid ear. Attendants Wore Gard Grier, nee Dorothy Chino, was matron of pale yellow - toned worn from brocade sat-fashioned with the off-hand - up collar, an arof pink carnations intrast to her costume. Is Karen Ruth Jennings. Sister, was the petite She wore a pink bro-fashioned in the same bride's gown. To groomsman duties Rogers, brother of the Leonard S. Jennings, the bride, and Bill Brunof West Anaheim, inushering. JUNE BRIDE — Dona Roma Jennings wore candelight brocade on white satin for her wedding at Stanton Community Church Friday. (Hoisington Photo) year at Cypress elementary Mrs. Florence Dolbee of Santa Ana is spending the week in Placentia with Marguerite Dolbee and her daughter and son - in law, Barbara and Ira Achey. Private George Elmers of Ft. Ord. visited his parents, the J. G. end. The young G. I. recently had Elmers, over the holiday week-a showing of his paintings in Monterey, where they were not only well received by the art critics and the colny, but several canvases were purchased. Thursday evening, Mrs. Helen Bowen of Placentia, entertained with a farewell party for her daughter, Peggy, who leaves June 26 for Saltillo, Mexico, for a three-month stay. She has enrolled in the University of Saltillo. For the past year and a half, Peggy has been employed as receptionist at the Union Oil Research Center. Linden Ballau showed some fine colored pictures of his many trips through Mexico, Cuba, Jamalca, Puerto Rico, and South America. His photography is breathtaking, and very professional, and made even more interesting by his comments about the various places and their history. Linden has the right idea. He takes an accumulated vacation and really steeps himself in the lore of a locale. The Bowen hacienda, with its colorful Spanish atmosphere, and its treasures from south of the forder, and Fran, Helen, and Peggy as hostesses, made it a memorable evening for those who gather-ed to say, "Hasta la vista, Peggy." Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Duenas, owners of the Victory Market in Placentia, visited the Yost Theatre shop, were a delight to all who held them. Mrs./Don Foley president of the St. Joseph's this year. The Volunteer Firemen's lary of Yorba Linda meet the on Tuesday of every month or 20 strong. Each meeting hostess, who makes reserve for a "Dutch Treat" dinner some nearby cafe, and after the group gathers for cards coffee. Yorba Linda has another cuthat I like. A Pinochle club, meets every third Saturday, married couples, comprising tables. Those most often in prize winning circle. are I Get For JUNE BRIDE — Dona Roma Jennings wore candlelight brocade on white satin for her wedding at Stanton Community Church Friday. (Hoisington Photo) year at Cypress elementary school. When she left for her honeymoon trip the new Mrs. Rogers was dressed in a blue Bemberg sheer with white accessories. Her bridegroom, a resident of Cypress for 20 years, attended Cypress elementary, Anaheim High and Fullerton Junior College. He is employed by the County of Orange Park department. Call Special Meeting Of Little League Women's Auxiliary STANTON — A meeting of Stanton Little League Women's Auxiliary has been called for tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. Primary plans for concessions to be sponsored by the group during League play will be made with special invitation given all persons interested in becoming active in Auxiliary activities. With the date of League opening fast approaching necessity of prompt action on the part of the Auxiliary is stressed. Members and interested persons are urged to attend. Meeting will be held at the home of League Vice President Mrs. Roy Fierce 10881 South Dale Ave. Student Journalists Form New Press Club Second organizational meeting of high school journalists engaged in newspaper publication in Orange County was held recently at Santa Ana College with 25 student writers from eight schools represented. Elected as temporary president and secretary were Frank Martin- The St. Joseph's Guild's Bulletin has just been released. This group of Placentia women have been doing great things in behalf of the colorful Spanish atmosphere, and its treasures from south of theforder, and Fran, Helen, and Peggy as hostesses, made it a memorable evening for those who gathered to say, "Hasta la vista, Peggy." Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Duenas, owners of the Victory Market in Placentia, visited the Yost Theatre in Santa Ana this week, where they saw the fine Spanish picture, "Mujer Sin Lagrimas", (Woman Without Tears) starring the Argentine star, Libertad La Marque. For students of the Spanish language, regular visits to this film theatre would greatly help their studies. In appointments and quality of films, it is on a par with the Million Dollar Theatre in Los Angeles. Mrs. Marguerite Dolbee of Placentia has just returned from a week's vacation. She and her sister Mrs. Jack McDonald, of Atwood, visited Ojai. They were guests of Minnie and Toby Aldredge, formerly of Placentia, and Ruth and Bill Burr, who were residents of Anaheim for many years. Both families are delighted with their new homes where Toby is the manager of the Ojal Valley Citrus Association and Bill owns the Red Jacket Pump Company. Mrs. Paul Brower, the former "Babe" McFadden, daughter of the T. L. McFaddens of Valencia avenue, and her former childhood neighbor, Margaret L. "Tiny" Yorba, were recently reunited in New York City, where both are now permanently located. Again they are neighbors, in the Washington Square section, just off Fifth Avenue. "Babe" is the wife of an oil executive, and they travel extensively in South America, while "Tiny" heads the Latin American sales Division of a world-wide cosmetic company. Her offices are in Rockefeller Plaza, but her duties take her all over South America and the West Indies, and more recently to Puerto Rico. where they have just opened their offices and put in a sales force. Both girls are graduates of the Fullerton High school. ANAHEIM Mrs. Claude Slack, Co-Chair Robert H. Boney, Co-Chair J. J. Dwyer George A. Graham Form New Press Club Second organizational meeting of high school journalists engaged in newspaper publication in Orange County was held recently at Santa Ana College with 25 student writers from eight schools represented. Elected as temporary president and secretary were Frank Martinez and Barbara Manbrofe, both of Garden Grove High. Other important decision reached was a new name for the group: OrCoHi Press Club, a compressed word-version of Orange County High. During the coming summer months, representatives of Orange County schools, including Pat Whitfield of Fullerton Union High School, will meet to develop the club constitution and laws. Regular meetings are planned for next school year, beginning early in October. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Pedeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Paone KE 5-5450 The St. Joseph's Guild's Bulletin has just been released. This group of Placentia women have been doing great things in behalf of the recently completed Catholic church on Bradford avenue. Their June meeting was called for June 6 commencing with a recitation of the Rosary, followed by their regular meeting. This month's hostesses were Mrs. Joe Hannan and Mrs. John Nora. They met at Mrs. Hannan's home, which is located at 102 Primrose St. The meeting was devoted to ways and means of handling their annual fashion show. Last year, this affair was one of the highlights of the Orange County social calendar, and also proved to be a great fund raiser. It was held at the Santa Ana Country Club. The Myron Schillings did the floral decorations for the occasion, and their superb artistry will be hard to top. In addition, Mrs. Schilling sold 100 tickets for the event! Edna Mac Masters handled the fashions show, and her models and their gowns, from her Fullerton (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) 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 Walter R. Schmid, G.J. Franklin Sullivan ANAHEIM Mrs. Claude Slack, Co-Chair Robert H. Boney, Co-Chair J. J. Dwyer George A. Graham Mrs. Eva H. Boyd Claude Owens A. J. Schutte E. J. (Brick) Power Dr. J. Niels Boege Paul H. Demaree Dr. George A. Paige T. Earl Woodward Jess Medaris Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tagg Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fisco Robert Quast Paul W. Clark Ernest Hoskins Mrs. Kate McCullah Mrs. Elsie Barrows Miss Lena V. Rowe Mrs. George Alden Mr. and Mrs. Howard Loude Mr. and Mrs. Victor Loly Carrie Lou Sutherland Harry Horn Dr. Frederick Rusch Paul Muro Mrs. L. H. Loudon Mrs. Hildred Ferrell Ernest Hoskins Mrs. Faye Kern Schulz William Webb Cortez Hoskins Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Loude Mr. and Mrs. William Blaxx Guy W. Clark Lawrence J. Kelly Matt Lujan Mr. and Mrs. N. J. Stehly Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwardi Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ward Mr. and Mrs. John Knutsen Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris C. J. Mauerhan Preston Turner Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pannicn Mr. and Mrs. Ted Masterso Clyde Nickle Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne County Jim Duncan — Editor Steffes and Al Fleming, 'tiz rumored. Another Yorba Linda group that is very active and manages to do a lot of good and have a lot of fun, are the 20-30 Ann's who meet the fourth Wednesday of every month. Theirs is also a "Dutch treat" affair, but the girls do a bit of munching after cards, at the home of their hostess. Bob and Mattie Shanks, owners of the White Way Beauty and Barber Shop in Brea made theirs a week end of holiday racing. Sunday, they drove to Ti Juana, where Mattie distinguished herself by winning the "Daily Double" and the "Quinella". Then they stayed for the evening's festivities and took in five dog races. The following day found them at Hollywood Park, and again Mrs. Shanks won. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results (POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT) Get the MOST For YOUR Vote YOUR ASSURANCE OF THE BEST your vote can get is in keeping Assemblyman LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. on the job in the 75th Assembly District! He has made an outstanding record as YOUR Assemblyman; he has handled important problems in the Legislature with fairness, impartiality and*efficiency REAL ABILITY PLUS SOUND EXPERIENCE! YOUR ASSURANCE OF THE BEST your vote can get is in keeping Assemblyman LeRoy E. Lyon Jr. on the job in the 75th Assembly District! He has made an outstanding record as YOUR Assemblyman; he has handled important problems in the Legislature with fairness, impartiality and efficiency. REAL ABILITY PLUS SOUND EXPERIENCE! ASSEMBLYMAN LeROY E. LYON Jr. has gained SOLID EXPERIENCE as your Legislator; his ability early established his LEADERSHIP! The people of this District need to keep this man to represent them. His record of sound ACHIEVEMENT is YOUR ASSURANCE of the best your vote can get! YOUR VOTE IS IMPORTANT—MAKE IT COUNT! HE HAS SERVED HONESTLY EFFICIENTLY CAPABLY HE HAS EARNED EXPERIENCE LEADERSHIP Re-Elect Assemblyman LeRoy E. LYON One Good Term Deserves Another! Valter R. Schmid, General Chairman H. Louis Lake, Co-Chairman J. Franklin Sullivan, Finance Chm. Doug Yarbrough, Campaign Mgr. NAHEIM Mr. Claude Slack, Co-Chm. Mrs. Fred Backs Richard Gay Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Roquet Mr. and Mrs. Coalson Morris Mura Muraoka Richadr H. Morley Rudy Rex C. C. Dubbs O. A. Budlong Walter R. Schmid, General Chairman H. Louis Lake, Co-Chairman J. Franklin Sullivan, Finance Chm. Doug Yarbrough, Campaign Mgr. ANAHEIM Mrs. Claude Slack, Co-Chm. Robert H. Boney, Co-Chm. J. Dwyer George A. Graham Mrs. Eva H. Boyd Claude Owens J. Schutte J. (Brick) Power J. Niels Boege Paul H. Demaree George A. Palge Earl Woodward Ms Medaris and Mrs. Donald Taggart and Mrs. Richard Fischle Robert Quast Paul W. Clark Nest Hoskins Kate McCullah Elise Barrows Lena V. Rowe George Alden and Mrs. Howard Loudon Victor Loly Rerrie Lou Sutherland Harry Horn Frederick Rusch Jul Muro L. H. Loudon Hildred Ferrell Nest Hoskins Faye Kern Schulz William Webb Artez Hoskins and Mrs. Stanley Loudon and Mrs. William Bland Y.W. Clark Lawrence J. Kelly Matt Lujan and Mrs. N.J. Stehly and Mrs. Fred Edwards and Mrs. Walter Ward and Mrs. John Knutsen and Mrs. Arval Morris J.Maugerhan Boston Turner and Mrs. Milton Pannier and Mrs.Ted Masterson de Nickle and Mrs.Ted Payne Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Mrs. Fred Backs Richard Gay Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Roquet Mr. and Mrs. Coalson Morris Ray Van Wagoner Mr. and Mrs. Charles Neukom Miss Katherine H. Steward Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Fort Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rinechart Harry Rainey Hershel Snyder Frank Rinehart L.P.Nichols Miss E.Kate Rea Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Hansen Mr. and Mrs.Howard Pannier Mr. and Mrs.Gerald Endicott Mrs.Martha Schumacher L.N.Wisser Dr.John Larson Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Kohlenberger Mrs.J Lee Rogers Warren Ashleigh Mr. and Mrs.A.P.Mitchell Mr. and Mrs Thomas Turek Wilbert Bonney Dr.J.G.Hilleary George Littlefield Mr. and Mrs.E.D.Seekins Mr. and Mrs.Marlin Hall Mr. and Mrs.Richard Hermann Mr. and Mrs.Charles Ahlstrom Mr. and Mrs.George Sloop Jr. Mr. and Mrs.Harry Jayne Ken Wines Dr.C.P.Tompkins Dr.E.H.Kersten Larry Macary Mr. and Mrs.James Carter Mr. and Mrs.Geo.Salisbury Harwood Larsen Mrs.Susie Brown Mr. and Mrs.Alden Conner Vlc LaMonti STANTON J.E.Pruett Mr. and Mrs.Guy S.Bauman Mr. and Mrs.E.Rutel Mura Muraoka Richadr H.Morley Rudy Rez C.C.Dubbs O.A.Budlong Mrs.T.W.Clark Mr. and Mrs.Tom Donovan Mrs.L.B.Morley Gordon M.Morley Mr. and Mrs.E.H.Koeppem Peter Barendregt C.Walpus E.E.Brown G.A.Erwin J.D.Brown I.W.Callaghan C.E.Pollack Al Wiebe Herbert Cook Mrs.Thelma Clodt Justin EThompson Royal C.Marten Mr.和 Mrs.H.L.Miller Mrs.King Rutledge CYPRESS A.E.(Pat) Arnold, Chm. 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