anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-14

TELLS BETROTHAL—Judy Belle Wicker, Don Brummet engagement news told at coed party. (Aresene photo) Betrothal of Judy Belle Wicker and Don Brummet Told by Inscription on Two Pink Net Hearts When school friends of Judy Belle Wicker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wicker were invited to a party at her home, 6062 Lincoln Ave., they were informed to bring their Colonist annuals for an Here and There Anthony John Chessie of Mt. South Illinois St. and Norman Deane Summers of 2018 South Oak, Santa Ana, have obtained license to wed. Mrs. Bertha Knikerbocker and daughters Mrs. Walter Siefert and Pine Bluff, Ark. left yesterday for their home after enjoying a two-week's visit with their daughter and sister, Mrs. Sam Bolin of West Hampshire. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Trapp of 15 Santa Ana St. are sending out those little announcements telling the news of the birth of their third son, Dennis Roy, at St. Joseph hospital, June 11. He is the brother of Johnny and Bobby Trapp, and the grandson of Mrs. Katherine Justus and Frank Trapp, both of Anaheim. Fifty fourth wedding anniversary dinner party was celebrated at Dorothy at Wade's restaurant recently by Mr. and Mrs. W. Coleman of Fullerton with a few friends from that city and Visitation as their guests. The birthday of Mrs. Ann Johnton was honored at a dinner party at Dorothy and Wade's when Mr. Donnie Hoskins entertained guest 'Cum-As-U-R' Party Accents 20-30 Ann Pot Luck Meet Patio at this home of Mrs. Paul Bruce was the setting for a puck dinner meeting of the 20-30 Anns on a recent evening with the affair also a "cum-as-u-r" party. Mrs. George Mahoney and Mr. Bruce recieved awards for having the most amusing ensembles. Mr. Mahoney was accepted into membership during the business se TELLS BETROTHAL—Judy Belle Wicker, Don Brummet engagement news told at coed party. (Aresene photo) Betrothal of Judy Belle Wicker and Don Brummet Told by Inscription on Two Pink Net Hearts When school friends of Judy Belle Wicker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Wicker were invited to a party at her home, 6062 Lincoln Ave., they were informed to bring their Colonist annuals for an end-of-the-year get-together. They soon found that it was a ruse for Judy Belle announced her betrothal to Don Brummet, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Bruce of Have-lock, N. C. Traditional to such affairs, the news was revealed with the names of the young couple centering two pink net hearts, the buffet table decoration. No date was told for the wedding. The romance of the young couple began when they became members of the Methodist White Temple MYF and their work in the Footlighters, a church dramatic organization which has gained fame for its tours presenting sacred plays. Pink and green were the color-tones for the lovely evening party with the guests including Myrna Llewellyn, Drusetta Martin, Luella Stephenson, Dorothy Barryman, Barbara Galloway, Barbara Simenton, Carolyn Lenz, Shelly Smith, Mrs. Don Reed, sister of the bride-groom - elect; Mrs. Frank Butterworth, Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreath. Unable to attend were Betty Osborn and Mrs. Dick Gray. Judy Belle was assisted in hostess duties by her mother. She is a graduate of Anaheim High school and is a sophomore at Redlands University where she is studying choral directing along with other major curriculum, she is a member of the University choir. Brummet, also a graduate of An-aheim High school, received his BA degree at Redlands and has enrolled at University of Southern California School of Religion. He is manager of youth at the Corona Methodist church. BUSINESS COLLEGE ALUMNAE—Installation of new officers of Cris Business College Alumnae officers seated Carol Watkins (center left) as president, with Agnes Criss (left in above: photo) director and counsellor of the organization, watching Jeanette McDonald present the president's gavel to the new leader. Vice President, Mar-Ellied* Stine also witnesses the ceremony. (Bullitin photo) Criss Business College Alumnae Install New Officers, Carol Watkins is President Carol Watkins received the gayel of the leadership for the Cris Business College Alumnae at a banquet held at Greenbrier, Garden Grove. Named as vice president was Mary Ellen Stine with Romona Peter, recording secretary; Ione Lambert, treasurer; Jean Cushing, historian; Elsie Price, Eleanor Quiggle and Dorolets, as the theme of the ceremony. Special honors during the evening went to Jeanette McDonald retiring president. The alumnae group presented their president this past year with a beautiful C.E. waffle and grill iron. Miss M.Donald will wed Cliff Neel of Plainfield. the Graduate's most Wanted Watch Hamilton AMERICA'S FINE WATCH Carol Watkins received the gavel of the leadership for the Criss Business College Alumnae at a banquet held at Greenbrier, Garden Grove. Named as vice president was Mary Ellen Stine with Romona Peter, recording secretary; Ione Lambert, treasurer; Jean Cushing, historian; Elsje Price, Eleanor Quiggle and Dorothy Morrison, directors. Mrs. Agnes Criss, director of Criss Business College, and Counselor of the Alumni Association served as installing mistress. She used the brilliant and pastel tones in carnations, fashioned into wrist-lets, as the theme of the ceremony. Special honors during the evening went to Jeanette McDonald retiring president. The alumnus group presented their president on this past year with a beautiful G.E. waffle and grill iron. Miss M. Donald will wed Cliff Neel of Pleasantia sometime this fall. A short musical program was enjoyed. Jean Lande, accompanied by her cousin, Ardith Dawson, sang three special selections. This was the third installation a fair for the organization. GRADUATION GIFTS Long Remembered METAL PICTURE FRAMES All Sizes to 8" x 10" Also Single, Double, & Triple Picture Capacity FIVE - YEAR DIARY with lock, in leather, new decorated covers $175 up GIFTS IN LEATHER, METALS, CERAMICS Pens & Pencils GREETING CARDS WEBER BOOK STORE Stationery — Books 139 W. Center St. Anaheim FREE PARKING REAR OF STORE Women carrie lou sutherland ~ editor ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Kent of Anaheim announce the betrothal of their daughter, Kathleen Marie, to Leland Summers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Summers of Los Angeles. The bride-to-be graduates from Anaheim high school June 17 at the Anaheim City Park theater ceremonies. She prans to enroll at UCLA this next fall. Her fiance is a graduate of Santa Ana schools, including Santa Ana College and is now attending UCLA. The young couple have ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Clifford C. Kent of Anaheim announce the betrothal of their daughter, Kathleen Marie, to Leland Summers, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Summers of Los Angeles. The bride-to-be graduates from Anaheim high school June 17 at the Anaheim City Park theater ceremonies. She prans to enroll at UCLA this next fall. Her fiance is a graduate of Santa Ana schools, including Santa Ana College and is now attending UCLA. The young couple have planned their wedding in August, to be solemnized in Los Angeles where they plan to establish their future home. Announce Meeting Details for WSCS Of White Temple General meeting of the WSCS of White Temple Methodist church will be Thursday. Luncheon will be served by the Vindication Circle. Myrna Lewellyn will be soloist. Miss Barbara Galloway will tell of her experiences at the National Methodist Convocation Convention which she attended this winter in Kansas. Miss Jennie Horton, just returned from three year teaching at Isabella Hendrix Colegio in Brazil, will be the speaker. She was one of the M.Y.F. Students at Redlands University Church. Mrs. Wilbert Bonney Initiated Into Drake Mortar Board Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, 1908 Sycamore Anaheim, was one of 46 women initiated into Mortar Board, national leadership sorority, during Drake University's 73 Commencement weekend in Des Moines, Iowa. The initiate — alumnae from seven states now total 125 Drake women who have affiliated with Mortar Board since the chapter was established in February. Mrs. Bonney is a member of the class of 1917. FROSTY FROLICS GUESTS—Handicapped youngsters from the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adult’s center, in Santa Ana, eagerly signed up for the Frosty Frolic “ice show” in Fullerton this past week-end. The children were guests of the Children’s League sponsors of the show staged at Amerige Park. Capacity audiences were reported at the Saturday matinee and two evening Mrs. E. H. Kersten forheim Assistance League wath her home on North Wichita quibling the duties of this Officiating with Mrs vice-president; Mrs. V. W. second vice; Mrs. Dick third vice; Mrs. Niels B cording secretary; Mrs. Neighbors, corresponding to Mrs. William LeVecke, to Mrs. Arthur Elliott parian; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors or past president; Mrs. Nutt, representative to with alternate to be named Duncan Powers, press chaired Appointive Officer Appointive officers introduced: Mrs. Kersten were: Proj Dick Heffern, chairman; M Boege, Mrs. C. B. Neighbors Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Jison, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, E. Schumacher, Mrs. L Mrs.Harry Horn; ways an Mrs.V.M.Borden,Mrs.Json,co-chairmen,Mrs.Nel Mrs.Edward Bimat,Mrs.nett,Mrs.M.Euffy,Mrs.Elliott,Mrs.Cortez Hoskin Foster Warwick,Mrs.J.G Mrs.Ben Kaulbars,Mrs.Lolly,Mrs.H,D.Newk Harry Nutt,Mrs.H.B.Mrs.Joe Thompson,Mrs.Schumacher,Mrs.Joe Wat Fred Weisel,Mrs.John Mrs.A.W.Young.Mrs.Stehly,Mrs.J.W.Trux Dick Heffern. Public relations, Mr Kraemer; cancer rechairman Homer Ames, memberships E. Flour, Mrs.Charles Mrs.Ben Kaulbars. More Chairmen Hospitality, Mrs.John historian, Mrs.John Woodment, Mrs.John Larson Mrs.H.Barnett; amenit B.Newkirk; cook books ward Bimat; civil defense Charles Harveson; commun ice, Mrs.Ernest Gamahl Thompson; junior advis Harry Nutt; revision and Mrs.Charles Pearson.M Neighbors,Mrs-Leo Priis Building, Mrs.Lotus chairman; Mrs.A.C.Ell Joe Walters, Mrs.Poster FROSTY FROLICS GUESTS—Handicapped youngsters from the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adult's center, in Santa Ana, eagerly signed up for the Frosty Frolic "ice show" in Fullerton this past week-end. The children were guests of the Children's League sponsors of the show staged at Amerige Park. Capacity audiences were reported at the Saturday matinee and two evening performances. Bates Named to Head County Personnel Group Stan Bates, Personnel Manager, Cherry Rivet Co., Santa Ana, this week was elected President of the Orange County Personnel Association. The association is composed of personnel and industrial relations personnel of Orange county industry, civic, and government units. Program chairman is Bill Aldrich, Manager of Industrial Relations at Northrop-Anaheim. Guy Tester, Personnel Manager for Knott's Berry Farm is treasurer. Bill Grey, Employment Manager of Kwikset Locks is Publicity Chairman. The group will assume their new offices when the association begins its fall meetings after a summer recess. Outgoing officers are Al Neecley, Personnel Director, Chicksan, Brea, President; Bates, Program Chairman; Walter Cook, Employment Supervisor, Hunt Foods, Fullerton, treasurer; and Jim Wright, Kwikset, Publicity Chairman. At the meeting Wednesday, the association heard a talk by Dr. Robert D. Gray, Director of the Industrial Relations Division of California Institute of Technology, Pasadena. Dr. Gray spoke on the "Job Ahead for Industry in Industrial Relations." Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Announcements ODHS No. 23 meets tonight in the IOOF hall wit hthe birthday hostesses in charge. A. B. Paul, WRC meets tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. in the IOOF hall. Magnolia Study club installation is Wednesday at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. Olin Cramer, 9771 Nutwood Ave. Members' taking guests are to call KE-3783 by Tuesday noon. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. GAINING WEIGHT? Don't discard your pants or slacks. Just a little fixin' will make them wearable again. ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 114 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-4818 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING MONDAY, JUNE 14, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN LEADY FOR SERVICE—Assistance League officers received their instructions at the annual meeting with Mrs. E. H. Kersten (seated, third from left) the new president. In the above photo are (front, l. to r.) Mrs. Duncan Powers, Mrs. H. H. Nutt, Mrs. Kersten, Mrs. William Levecke; (back row, l. to r.) Mrs. Niels Boege, Mrs. J. Patterson, Mrs. V. W. Borden, Mrs. Rick Heffern, Mrs. Joseph Neighbors, Mrs. A. V. Elliott; seated back of front row (Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, retiring president. (Bulletin photo) New Assistance League Leaders Officiate; Mrs. E. H. Kersten Appoints 1954-55 Chairmen Mrs. E. H. Kersten formally took over the leadership of the Anaheim Assistance League when final organization meeting was held her home on North West street with Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, relinquishing the duties of this office to her. Officiating with Mrs. Kersten will be Mrs. P. E. Fluor, first vice president; Mrs. V. W. Borden, second vice; Mrs. Dick Hefern, third vice; Mrs. Niels Boege, recording secretary; Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, corresponding secretary; Mrs. William LeVecke, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur Elliott parliamenarian; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, jun. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, Mrs. Sam Kraemer. Give Reports The meeting was prefaced with a luncheon. Main business of the day included reports with the most outstanding the $1800 in shares. Women of Moose Elect New Officers, To Install June 22 Marilyn Leigh was elected senior regent of the Women of the Moose of Northern Orange County when the group met in the Moose Hall in Fullerton, Lillian Hutain of Anaheim, presiding. Named as junior regent was Evelyn La Ferce with Ada Morrison getting the Chaplain's post and Florence Hover, treasurer. Appointed officers are Laura Mrs. E. H. Kersten formally took over the leadership of the Anaheim Assistance League when final organization meeting was held at her home on North West street with Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, relinquishing the duties of this office to her. Officiating with Mrs. Kersten will be Mrs. P. E. Fluor, first vice president; Mrs. V. W. Borden, second vice; Mrs. Dick Heffern, third vice; Mrs. Niels Boege, recording secretary; Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, corresponding secretary; Mrs. William LeVecke, treasurer; Mrs. Arthur Elliott parliamentarian; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, junior past president; Mrs. Harry Hutt, representative to national with alternate to be named; Mrs. Duncan Powers, press chairman. Appointive Officers Appointive officers introduced by Mrs. Kersten were: Project, Mrs. Dick Heffern, chairman, Mrs. John Boege, Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. John Larson, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. J. L. Schumacher, Mrs. Leo Fris, Mrs. Harry Horn, ways and means, Mrs. V. M. Borden, Mrs. J. Patterton, co-chairmen, Mrs. Neils Boege, Mrs. Edward Bimat, Mrs. H. Barrett, Mrs. M. Euffy, Mrs. A. C. Elliott, Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, Mrs. Poster Warwick, Mrs. J. G. Hilleary, Mrs. Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Victor Holly, Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, Mrs. Harry Nutt, Mrs. H. B. Pearson, Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. J. E. Chumacher, Mrs. Joe Watters, Mrs Fred Weisel, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs.A.W.Young,Mrs.William Stehly,Mrs.J.W.Truxaw,Mrs.Dick Heffern. Public relations, Mrs.Sam Craemer; cancer chairman, Mrs.Homer Ames, membership, Mrs.P.E.Flour; Mrs.Charles Pearson, Mrs.Ben Kaulbars. More Chairmen Hospitality, Mrs.John Wilson; historian, Mrs.John Wood; equipment, Mrs.John Larson; raffle, Mrs.H.Barnett; amenities, Mrs.S.Newkirk; cook books, Mrs.Edward Bimat; civil defense, Mrs.Charles Harveson; community service, Mrs.Ernest Garnahl, Mrs.Joe Thompson; junior adviser, Mrs.Harry Nutt; revision and by-laws, Mrs.Charles Pearson, Mrs.C.A.Neighbors, Mrs.Leo Fris. Building, Mrs.Lotus Loudon, chairman; Mrs.A.C.Elliott, Mrs.Joe Walters, Mrs.Foster Warwick, Mrs.Cortez Hoskins, Mrs.C.B.Neighbors, Mrs.Sam Kraemer. Give Reports The meeting was prefaced with a luncheon. Main business of the day included reports with the most outstanding the $1800 in charities in Anaheim this past league year. This includes such items as rentals, clothing, food, and other small and large costs. The 14 years the league has been in existence was briefly reviewed with the philanthropies program one of the most outstanding in the county. It was also reported that 1941-46 county league philanthropies went well over $80,000. Mrs.leo J.Fris,historian for the past year gave a historical summary of the league's operation in Anaheim. Birthday Surprise Given by Triple F For Mrs.Schutz Members of Triple "F" gathered outside the residence of H.H.Eckman, 8201 South Moro Lane on a recent evening tossing Happy Birthday to Mrs.Eizabeth Schutz as they entered the home. They later set up tables in the back yard and carried the surprise further with a complete dinner including a birthday cake and gift for the honoree. Those attending the gay party which included variety of entertainment were Mrs.H.H.Eckman,mother of the honoree.Charlene and Lorey Schutz.children of Mrs.Schutz,and Mesdames Charles Bradd,jack Monson from Torrance,Herman Lenz,Roy PetersonRobert Prior,president of the club;Ralph Focht,sponsor;Irving Brownlee and Leonard Cheatum,both of Fullerton;Ralph Chance,Roy Kaska,Cecil Rc-ll,Gilby Chatum,Melvin Hilgenfeld,Lew Oden，Leonard Schwacofer,Carl Robertson,and Miss Elizabeth Hillary. To Install June 22 Marilyn Leigh was elected senior regent of the Women of the Moose of Northern Orange County when the group met in the Moose Hall in Fullerton,Lillian Hutain of Anaheim,presiding. Named as junior regent was Evelyn La Ferce with Ada Morrison getting the Chaplain's post and Florence Hover,treasurer. Appointed officers are Laura Marlett,guide;Chirley Bathe assistant guide;Katherine Scott,sentinel;Viola Andrews,cargus;Carol Butler,pianist.Public installation was announced for June 22 at the Moose hall in Fullerton. Initiated at the meeting were Eva Hardy of La Habra and Carol Butler of Anaheim. Door gifts for the evening went to Carlyn Maguire and Shirley Dressler. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 -- 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N.Los Angeles St. Don't Take a Chance Washing Your Best Cotton Dresses at Home! Harry Nutt; revision and by-laws, Mrs. Charles Pearson. Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, Mrs. Leo Pris. Building. Mrs. Lotus Loudon, hairman; Mrs. A. C. Elliott, Mrs. Joe Walters, Mrs. Foster Warwick, UPPITY? ...not this DRUG STORE! • Folks like to trade with us because—well, we like folks. We'll count it a privilege and a pleasure to serve you and the members of your family. Turn to us next time you need "something from the drug store." 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