anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-08

Here and There For his essay on proper use of commercial fertilizers, Dale Stanfield (Anabeim) Fullerton Junior College agriculture student, has won a $25 award for the best essay in the 1954 Fertilizer Essay Contest for junior college agriculture students. Stanfield is vice-president of the FJC chapter of California Young Farmers. Thirty members and guests of the Anaheim Presbyterian Flower Mission met at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson on Lido Isle for a pot luck luncheon. Mrs. Kurt Epstein presided at the business session. Mr. and Mrs. Jack McClendon of 1526 Redwood Ave. are the parents of a son born at St. Joseph hospital June 4. Four of Val Moore's Hawaiian dance students were on TV Monday at 4 p.m. Dancers from this studio also presented a program for the Mariners of the Long Beach Presbyterian church luau and for the Rebekahs of Long Beach, the group introducing for the first time, the bamboo stick dance. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Huson of 921 North Zeyn St. Saturday at the Santa Ana Community hospital. The Keith Courtneys of 1419 Florida Pl. are the parents of a daughter born at St. Joseph hospital June 5. The Leonard Harvills of 2118 Ward Terrace are parents of a son born June 4. Symphony Theme Marks Ebell Installation Rite Mrs. George LaFollette New 1954-55 President "Say it with music," said Mrs. E. D. Knott, Orange County Federation treasurer, as she created a 16-piece officer-orchestra in the installation ceremonies for the new leaders of the Anaheim Ebell club yesterday afternoon. Seated as president at this annual meeting was Mrs. George LaFollette, who received the gavel from the rectoring president, Mrs. Charles Bush, who also presented the Ebell president's pin to the new officer. Mrs. Knott, as she installed Mrs. LaFollette at the conclusion of the rituals, said (in part) "use your gavel, director's baton." An orchestra could not play without a strong leader. See that Anaheim Ebell's symphony of offices' stay constantly in melodious harmony." Orchestral instruments handed to the officers, ranged from the big bass viol and drums to the clarinet and the violins. Second fiddle was the instrument for Mrs. John Bovee, second vice president with Mrs. Harry Horn seated in the first fiddle's chair. Executive directors, with exception of retiring president, were installed first. They are Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Paul Gilbert, Mrs. H. J. Fackiner, Mrs., Pred Larsen and Mrs. Ralph Focht, Mrs. Claud Sympson, was seated as parliamentarian, Mrs. Bradford Jones, auditor; Mrs. Emil Mittman, financial secretary; Mrs. Ernest D. Rose, treasurer; Mrs. Mark Stephenson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Ben Baker, recording secretary; Mrs. Paul Nadorff, curator. As Mrs. Bush expressed her thanks to the club members and officers of the past year she was installed as a new director on the board with the members then taking up their instruments and enacting an orchestra presentation to recording music. Mrs. Knott presented each officer with a token of appreciation from the retiring president. New President's Theme As Mrs. LaFollette accepted his official position, she made a lovely picture in her softly-toned black waitz length formal dress, the formal gowns of the other new officers, as a background. She said "My theme for the year is 'Fun' for friendship. U for unity and for new endavors." As it was a day of remembrance and apreciation Mrs. Jace Suiter, president of the Junior Ebell for the past year, presented the senior club with a silver pot, this to go with the silver set started in the previous year. Mrs Bush received the gift at the luncheon hour. Tab Business Details Mrs. J. Lee Rogers brought a factual report on the great need to pass the $1,600,000 grammar school bonds' on June 16. She called attention to Anaheim family expansion in the past five years using chart system to clarify her points. New members introduced by Mrs Fred Lee, membership chairman were Mrs. Relph Fliegner and Mrs Fred Krien, with Mrs. S. L. Keith heinstated. Mrs. E. E. Smith spoke on Civil Defense and information on Visiting Nurses Association was presented by Mrs. H. H. Benjamin of Santa Ana, former Anaheim Ebell member. The day's business also included the Independence Hall restoration project report with the total in the state more than $10,000, nearly double the original quota. This report was included in the Hurrying EAST or got some time? THRU-EXPRESS When Time's Your Measure! Straight Thru by air suspension coach—no bus change, no extra fare. Save time and money all the way! or "VACATION-IZE" for Extra Pleasure! 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This report was included in the state Federation convention news told by Mrs. LaFollette, who, with Mrs. Horn, represented the local club. She told of reorganization plans and added that Anaheim came in for excellent recognition when the Anaheim Junior club was not only cited for contest winning but as one of the most progressive clubs and the largest in the state junior membership. Brief memorium was held at the opening session of the afternoon business meeting for Mrs. R. M. Pay with Mrs. Florence Spencer reading a memorium poem. Share Musical Hour The afternoon meeting closed with a program of favorite songs ranging from ballads to arias from operas. Artiste were Luanne Hardy, Glendale, soprano, who has gained wide recognition in the Southland, and Paul Mayo, tenor. The singers are known as the Collegiate Duo. Their accompanist was L. Hamilton. Mayo has been associated with the Idyllwild School in Music and Arts and is presently studying at University of Southern California. He is also a soloist in one of Los Angeles' leading churches. Miss Hardy has appeared in many light opera productions and is also continuing her studies in music as well as appearing as artist singer. The singers were presented by Mrs. Joe Thompson, acting program chairman for the day. Special recognition was extended "Speeders" speed up line patrolling. Many of Pacific Telephone's long distance lines must cross rugged country that's hard to reach on foot. But in cases where out-of-the-way lines parallel a railroad, telephone crews often patrol them in specially designed speeders like the one above. Summer or winter, these handy little vehicles click off mileage in a hurry, hustle men and equipment to make repairs when they're needed. By saving valuable time, they help us cut costs, hold down the price of telephone service. Pacific Telephone works to make your telephone a bigger value every day. Installation Rites; 1954-55 President New President's Theme Ms. LaFollette accepted her position, she made a loveme in her softly-toned blue length formal dress, the forms of the other new offia background. She said, one for the year is 'Fun' P ndship. U for unity and N endeavors." was a day of remembrantion of appreciation Mrs. Jack president of the Junior in the past year, presented or club with a silver tea to go with the silver set in the previous year. Mrs. received the gift at the hour. Business Details Lee Rogers brought a report on the great need for $1,600,000 grammar bands on June 16. She calliton to Anaheim family in the past five years, art system to clarify her members introduced by Mrs. membership chairman Ralph Fleigner and Mrs. with Mrs. S. L. Keith. Mrs. E. E. Smith spoke Defense and Information Nurses Association was by Mrs. H. H. Benjamin Ana, former Anaheim member. Days business also inthe Independence Hall on project report with in the state more 0,000, nearly double the quota. by President Mrs. Bush to Mrs. Clarence Miller and Mrs. Robert Daly because of the unique and beautiful decorations for the luncheon tables and the stage. Flowering viburnum formed the center strip to each table with daisy baskets, accented by green notes interpercing the arrangements. The musical note theme, corresponding with the installation program, was further identified in the officer's table center. Whittier Sets Graduation Sunday More than 5000 persons are expected to attend the 51st Commencement of Whittier College this Saturday afternoon at 4:30 when Vice President Richard M. Nixon will return to his alma mater to deliver an address of national interest. KFI of Hollywood will brohis speech. The CBS network tape-record his rema-ks for back at 10:30 (EDT) and also portions for its television programs. Earlier in the day, Nixon attend an Alumni Day lunach TOP VAIL FROM TRYOUT TO More than 5000 persons are expected to attend the 51st Commencement of Whittier College this Saturday afternoon at 4:30 when Vice President Richard M. Nixon will return to his alma mater to deliver an address of national interest. A member of Whittier's class of 1934 and a trustee of the college, Nixon will also be awarded an honorary Doctor of Laws degree during the ceremonies which will honor 270 graduating seniors and Master of Arts degree candidates. Scene of the Commencement will be Hadley Field, where special seating arrangements are being made to handle the large crowd. Station KNBH (4) of Hollywood will televise the Nixon address petition of the program, while Radio Whittier Sets Graduation Sunday KFI of Hollywood will broach his speech. The CBS network tape-record his remarks for back at 10:30 (EDT) and also portions for its television programs. Earlier in the day, Nixon attend an Alumni Day lunch. 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