anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-17

PETITE DANCER—Vickie Hiltscher of Anaheim will dance in the Richards-Martin 17th annual charity dance revue at the Anaheim High School auditorium on June 22, benefit sponsored by the Anaheim Elks lodge. All net proceeds go to local charities. (Owen photo) Richards-Martin Pageant Benefit Slated June 22 Elks Lodge, Sponsors For the 9th consecutive year, Lenoir Richards-Martin, supervisor of the Richards-Martin Dance Studio of Anaheim, has announced her annual benefit pageant to be presented next Tuesday night, June 22, at the Anaheim Union High School auditorium. Under the capable direction of Mary Lou Martin, this year's display of talent is predicted to be the most beautiful and outstanding to ever be shown on any local stage. A charitable undertaking, the pageant is again sponsored by the B.P.O.E. Elks Lodge of Anaheim, Exalted Ruler, D. A. Armstrong, General chairman is Dr. Edward Bloxom of Pullerton. All proceeds of the benefit are used exclusively for charity. Through the various committees of the Lodge tremendous work is supervisor and dance instructor, Lenoir Richards-Martin has thrilled local audiences with a production bigger and better annually to the present date. Many of Mrs. Martin's students have witnessed fame and performed in different parts of Europe, and America, due to the personal interest and endless efforts of their instructor. New Officers Presidency Meetings Held in In June meetings of the WSCH church were marked by new programs. The Alnsworth circle held in the home of Mrs. George trick as her assisting hostess. Business meeting was presided over by the new leader, Mrs. L.Ashworth, with Mrs. John Burry presenting devotions. Other officers appointed for the coming year were Assistant leader, Mrs. A. C. Riut secretary, Mrs. H. J. Packle treasurer, Mrs. Clarence Wagstaff study book, Mrs. Rubin McKittrell courtesy chairman, Mrs. Richard Cartwright. Next meeting will with Mrs. Charles F. Young, Lenz Dr. The Goodyear circle met at home of Mrs. Vangelia Rainier 9291 La Palma, with Mrs. E.Holland as assisting hostess. Nineteen members were present. Mr. Frank Butterworth gave the son from the World Outlook the Methodist Woman, Mrs. T.B. Demaree presented devotion. Other officers are: Secretary, M.Robert Koontz; treasurer, M.Bessie Glihtens. Next meeting will be a potluck at La Palma Park. Have Potluck The Osborn circle met with Mr. Arthur Osborn, 306 East South for a potluck, Miss Bessie Elk led the group participation in votations. Other officers for the coming year are: Secretary, M.Paul Davidson; treasurer, M.Charles Cornblum; study boo A charitable undertaking, the pageant is again sponsored by the B.P.O.E. Elks Lodge of Anaheim, Exiled Ruler, D. A. Armstrong, General chairman is Dr. Edward Bloxford of Pullerton. All proceeds of the benefit are used exclusively for charity. Through the various committees of the Lodge, tremendous work is accomplished in various fields of philanthropy. Individual aid is given to many needy families that come within reach of this Northern Orange County area. Materials, time and financial support is offered to hospitalized veterans, crippled children, the Orange County Hospital, and victims of cerebral palsy. Generosity is displayed in the support given to the youth of this district wherever the need is felt. Through the YMCA and the various Scout organizations medical supplies are provided, dental and optical necessities are taken care of. In the past year alone, over $9,000.00 was donated through the Anaheim lodge for these and other benevolances, reports Warren Ashleigh, secretary-manager of the Elks club, who is assisting in arrangements. Name Director Director of the dance studio, Mary Lou Martin, describes the program as one the entire family can enjoy without indulging one's imagination to extremes. The costumes are an array of gorgeous colors, in original and fanciful designs. They depict such scenes as a dreamland fantasy, as the sandman turns one's thought to the beautiful chasms of a child's dream. Sleepy-time gals are aware of little star lights and lovely jewels gliding through a land of lollipops, far away castles and luscious things to eat. The costumes show the talent of mothers with Mrs. Robert Miles deserving credit for her efforts in perfecting them. S.Q.E. Gives Display Brief preview of the costuming is presented the SQR window. At the side of the main entrance, a window has been devoted to the pageant with a rain ensemble, fashioned in cellophane, complete with hat, is displayed. This costume will be worn by Linda Porter and is the art work of Mrs. Miles. Appreciation has been extended to Mrs. Martha Schumacher for "looting" the window space for supervisor and dance instructor, Lenoir Richards-Martin has thrilled local audiences with a production bigger and better annually to the present date. Many of Mrs. Martin's students have witnessed fame and performed in different parts of Europe, and America, due to the personal interest and endless efforts of their instructor. Held each year, the revue has netted all profits to charity, enabling worthy help to be placed in the hands of the less fortunate and distressed families in this locality. Distribution of these funds have been through the efforts of the sponsors, Anaheim Elks Drum Corp, Elks Band, Council of Parents and Teachers and for the past to years, the Elks Lodge of Anaheim. In 1947 the local Chamber of Commerce and Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers, presented Mrs. Martin with a bronze plaque in recognition of outstanding community service. In grateful appreciation of her inspiration and service to the youth in this community, another beautiful plaque was given to her in 1948 from the Council of Parents and Teachers and Elks Band. Exchangettes Hear Dr. Sidney Adler Speak on Polio The regular monthly meeting of the Exchangette Club of Anaheim held at the Rossmore Cafe in Santa Ana Tuesday night, featured Dr. Sidney Jacob Adler of the Johnson-Gendel Clinic as speaker. He gave a very informative and educational talk on polio. Dr. Adler told of the three different types; Leon, Lansing and Brunhlide, stating that the cl1mate, season age (65 per cent of those who contact polio are under 16) fatigue, chilling and Trauma, or extractions all lead to polio. He spoke of the symptoms to watch for and to be sure to call your doctor at once. Statistics show, however, that there are more cases of heart disease and rheumatic fever than polio, stated the doctor. He added that a vaccine is now being developed which will within the next few months be capable of treating talent is predicted to be the most beautiful and outstanding to ever be shown on any local stage. Other officers are: Secretary, Mr Robert Koontz; treasurer, Mr Bessie Gihtens. Next meeting will be a potluck at La Palma Park Have Potluck The Osborn circle met with Mr Arthur Osborn, 308 East South St., for a pitluck, Miss Bessie Elk led the group participation in devotionals. Other officers for the coming year are: Secretary, Mr Paul Davidson; treasurer, Mr Charles Cornbloom; study book Miss Bessie Elkins; devotions, Ms Melissa Hauswald; courtesy chairman, Mrs. I.R.Grizzle. Mrs. John G. Russell entertained members of her circle with Mrs Alice Punk, assisting hostess. Sixteen women attended Mrs. Russel conducted the meeting with Mrs Myrtle Campbell giving devotionals Mrs. Charles Ahistrom reviewed "The World Outlook." Other officers for the coming year will be Assistant leader, Mrs. Ella Baxter secretary, Mrs. Archie Enger treasurer, Mrs. Charles Watters Next meeting will be a picnic in La Palma Park July 8 at 12 noon Name Other Circles The Tessner Circle met at 9:45 a.m. in the patio of Mrs. Norma Tessner, 405 East Center St., with Mrs. Harry Jayne and Mrs. Pram Butterworth as guests. There was a final discussion on Jeremiah comparing passages in the Bible Officers for coming year are: Assistant leader and treasurer, Mrs Fred Edwards; secretary Mrs George Lyons; devotions, Mrs I.D.P.Nichols; The Tessner circle has dispensed with serving refreshments at their meetings and have been sending the money to Neighbourhood House in Calexico for the milk fund. The Vindication circle met with Mrs Sam Lindsay, 830 North Lemon St., with nien members attending. Mrs Vindication conducted a business meeting with Mrs Myrtle Owens giving devotionals. Other officers for the coming year are: Assistant leader Mrs Sam Lindsay; secretary Mrs Treva Story; treasurer Mrs Elmer Simms; courtesy chairman Mrs S.K.Watters. The circle will meet with Mrs Tom Hill, 115 East Wilhelmina St., July 8. Senior Girl Scouts Have Picnic Party At Huntington Beach S.Q.E. Gives Display Brief preview of the costuming is presented the SQR window. At the side of the main entrance, a window has been devoted to the pageant with a rain ensemble, fashioned in cellophane, complete with hat, is displayed. This costume will be worn by Linda Porter and is the art work of Mrs. Miles. Appreciation has been extended to Mrs. Martha Schumacher for "loaning" the window space for this charitable project. Established in Anaheim in 1855, the Richards-Martin Studio presented its first pageant in December of that year. As a member of the community, you are invited to participate in this event. FATHER'S DAY JUNE 20th THE IDEAL GIFT ... 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Girl Scouts attending, with Mrs. Roberta McFarland, secretary, were Dianne Felbaum, Shirley Shakolan, Vicki Hiltscher, Judy Porter, Marilyn Yellis, Marilyn Rboertson, Joyce Kauffman. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Aluminum Window Shades Venetian Blinds Drapery Hardware Bamboo Shades & Draperies We Are Authorized Fashions Consoweld. Nu-Art & Tailors. Glamorous Heath's Linoleum Phone KE 5-7012 Women carrie lou authorland – editor Officers Preside at WSCS Circle Meetings Held in Individual Homes Season's Inaugural Concert at Hollywood Bowl Slated July 15 One of the world's foremost symphonic conductors, and two of the greatest modern operatic singers will combine their talents with the top-notch Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra for Hollywood Bowl's inaugural concert July 15, in a program of well-known symphonic and operatic masterpieces. The concert will feature music of Mendelssohn, Ravel, Reznicek, Verdi, and Puccini. Sir Adrian soloists will be Soprano Eleanor Boult of Britain will conduct, and Steber and Tenor Jan Peerce. The overture to Resnicek's opera "Donna Diana" will open the concert. Sir Adrian then will accompany the singers in the following numbers from Verdi's "La Traviata"; Duet "Un di felice", and soprano aria "E strano" and "Sempre libera" from Act 1; scene "Lungi da lei" and tenor aria "De miel bolleni spiriti" from Act 2. And from Act 3: soprano aria "Ad die delo" CRIPPLED CHILDREN ON OUTING—Wayne Harrison of Chevrelet dealer, hands the crippled child gently over them and Fuller hosted several crippled children when they tie the dock with Ronny Gill in his arms while Vernon Wren Have Potluck Osborn circle met with Mrs. Osborn, 306 East South St., Potluck, Miss Bessie Elkina group participation in des. Other officers for the year are: Secretary, Mrs. Davidson; treasurer, Mrs. Cornbloom; study book, Jesse Elkina; devotions, Mrs. Here and There Californians are gathering for a summertime at Bixby Park, Long Beach on June 26 with Rex Barr to be the speaker. Dewey Dayr Peterman of San Pedro and Esther Joanneman Abraame of 607 Carlson Ave, Anaheim have obtained a license to wed. of a son born at St. Josef al on June 16. Born to Mr. and Ms. Menges of 419 North Edinburgh Coronation Naval hospital baby son. He has been named chael Garth and is the head of Mr. and Mrs. John Hale of 204 North Lee, Fuller Leonard South of Anaheim of the infant 1 in Japan military services. Girl Scouts picnic Party Hunting Beach Osborn circle met with Mrs. Osborn, 306 East South St., Totuck, Miss Bessie Elkins group participation in deeds. Other officers for the year are: Secretary, Mrs. Davidson; treasurer, Mrs. Cornbloom; study book, Jessie Elkins; devotions, Mrs. Hauswald; courtesy chairwoman, I. R. Grizzle. John G. Russell entertainers of her circle with Mrs.ink, assisting hostess. Sixteen attended. Mrs. Russell and the meeting with Mrs. Campbell giving devotions. Charles Ahlstrom reviewed World Outlook. Other off the coming year will be: leader, Mrs. Ella Baxter; Mrs. Arché Engel; Mrs. Charles Watters meeting will be a picnic in a Park, July 8 at 12 noon. Name Other Circles Tessner Circle met at 9:30 the patio of Mrs. Norman 403 East Center St., with Mary Jayne and Mrs. Frank North as guests. There was discussion on Jeremiah passages in the Bible. For coming year are: Assistant and treasurer, Mrs. Edwards; secretary Mrs. Evons; devotions, Mrs. L.; The Tessner circle has with serving refreshment their meetings and having the money to Neighouse in Calexico for theiding circle met with Mrs. Dayy, 830 North Lemon St., members attending. Mrs. conducted a business meet-Mrs. Myrtle Owens giving Other officers for the year are: Assistant leader, Lindsey; secretary, Mrs. Bry; treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Courtesy chairman, Mrs. Teresa. The circle will meet Tom Hill, 115 East Wil- Have Peltuck The overture to Reznicek's opera "Donna Diana" will open the concert. Sir Adrian then will accompany the singers in the following numbers from Verdi's "La Traviata"; Duet "Un di felice", and soprano aria "E strano" and "Sempre libera" from Act 1; scene "Lungi da lei" and tenor aria "De'miel bollenti spiriti" from Act 2. And from Act 3: soprano aria "Addio del passato," duet "Parigi, O cara", scene "Ah, non plu a un templo" and duet "Ah, gran Dio, morir si giovine." First half of the program will end with Mendelssohn's Symphony in A Major ("Italian"). In the after-intermission, the soloists will sing the following from Puccini's "La Boheme"; tenor aria "Che gelida manina," soprano aria "Mi chiamano Mimi" and the duet "O soave fanciulla" from Act 1; and soprano aria "Donde lieta usci" and duet "Addio, dolce svegliare alla mattina" from Act 3. A performance of Maurice Ravel's stirring "Rhapsodie Espagnole", conducted by Sir Adrian, will close the concert. Ebell Presidents Of Past Meet at John Wilson Home The newly organized Gavel Club of Anaheim Ebell held its first meeting in the lovely new home of Mrs. John W. Wilson at Lido Isle, Newport Beach. Seventeen past presidents enjoyed Mrs. Wilson's hospitality. They were Miss E. Kate Rea, president in, 1924; Mrs. E. E. Smith, 1925; Mrs. Diane Newkirk, 1926; Mrs. Nellie Harpsster, 1930; Mrs. Jhanita Ross, 1933; Mrs. May Neighbors, 1934; Mrs. Cora Webb, 1936; Mrs. Sally Brown Van Buren, 1937; Mrs. H. B. 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