anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-23

Beth Brunemeier Feted Before Leaving for India Mission Field A farewell for Miss Beth Brunemeier, who is returning to the Womans Union Mission in India, was given at the Hilgenfeld Chapel Anaheim. Those who participated in the program were Irvin Lotze of Fullerton, recently returned for furlough from the United Presbyterian Mission in Pakistan; Dr. Elizabeth Spaulding of Laguna Beach, under appointment of the India mission; Halbert Perry of mechanical engineer as the first male helper in the mission, and Mrs. Martin Bentson, Fullerton. Musical numbers were by cousins of Miss Brunemeiers, Mrs. Betty and Philura Stockwell of Anaheim and serving as hostesses in the social hour were Mrs. Marietta Shaffer and Mrs. Dorothy Burns. Others attending from away were Mr. and Mrs. Ivon Pike, and daughters from Mentone, Miss Florence Wallace, Pasadena; Miss Dorothy Owen, Altadena; Mrs. Lora Buizbach and Miss Sadie Cook, Glendale; Miss Vilet Wheel-Spaulding, Miss Maude Mc Kee, Miss Elaine Rop, Laguna Beach. Miss Beth Brunemeier left by TWA airline Monday evening for New York, where she will spend a week and on June 29 take a plane for Belgian Cong. via Brussels. There she will spend July and August with her aunt Mrs. Florence Stauffacher and her sons, Raymond and Claudon and their families. They also serve in the Africa Inland Mission. Miss Brunemeier then goes to India to resume her duties as superintendent of Nurses in the Womans Union Mission hospital in Jhansi, United Prov. Present Easter Seal Increase in Final WHITTIER COLLEGE GRADUATES—Two residents of Anaheim bachelor of arts or masters degrees with the June 1954 graduate college campus. Also participating in the ceremony were 54 university and 45 students who expect to complete their work for Hochull, (left) of 511 East Broadway, received the bachelor and psychology at Whittier where she was treasurer of the celving the bachelor of arts degree were Mrs. Jewel (Arthurheim, and Sam Walker, also of Anaheim, and Author B. I. Both majored in sociology and psychology. Mrs. Ihnen, a was a member of the Sachsens. James G. Hull, 738 North Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hull, 510 South Ohio, Anaheim, Tustin Playbox Opens for Third Season With Top Performance of Noel Coward's Blithe Spell Tustin Playbox cast in "Blithe Spirit" last night opened summer season for this stock company with the capacity auction in the little-theater-in-the-round at the Tustin Grammar gymnasium, a most appropriate setting, apparently giving its approval. This mirthful Noel Coward Broadway hit, which has survived many seasons, swung into full motion as she first night "jitters" were calmled as Wilmot I. Stewart, a seasoned personality in theater, returning to Playbox for her third year, as she appeared on the central stage. In the role of Madame Arcati sented a grand performance Reed leaves at the end of a week run of "Blithe Spin Albuquerque, N.M. to apply a production of Mister Rob Jeanne Brown, as the "material" and beautiful Charles, is not a new co-Orange County. She stepm Present Easter Seal Increase in Final Tabulations An increase of more than $2,000 was announced this week as the final recap of the 1954 Orange County Easter Seal drive results were tabulated. Announcing the break-down for the Orange County Society for Crippled Children and Adults was Mrs. John Bertaina of Fullerton who served as chairman during the drive last March. The chairman pointed out that the largest increase was from the Orange County Schools. The school children of the area responded to $3,334.51—and increase of nearly $2,000 over 1953, the chairman said. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful, Courteous Service 120 E. Broadway, Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 Keep Your Cotton Dresses Like New ... Without Home Washing Send them to your Sanitone "Cotton Clinic" Van de Kamp's Specials June 24, 25, 26 This mirthful Noel Coward Broadway hit, which has survived many seasons, swung into full motion as the first night "jitters" were calmed as Wilmot I. Stewart, a seasoned personality in theater, returning to Playbox for her third year, as she appeared on the central stage. In the role of Madame Arcati, the small vigorous, enthusiastic, odd and confident medium, never at loss for words, and one who prides herself on her powers to bring into the material world the ghost of those who have gone beyond, Wilmot Stewart moves through the play with expertness. Her main achievement is realized as Elvira, the first wife of Charles Condomines, played by Cathy Browne, "floats in." Cathy Browne, also in her third season at Playbox, this year as co-producer with her husband, Sherwood Price, as well as actress, deserves the finest of commendations for her opening night performance in "Blithe Spirit" as the illusive ghost of the first Mrs. Condomines. She is a "natural" for the role, her floating," enchanting and coy manner well portrayed as she enacts her purpose to regain the entire love of her "material" husband in spite of his love for Ruth, his second wife. Name New Comers New to Tustin Playbox this year is Montgomery Reed from Broadway stage. As the husband, Charles, he exhibit all the qualities demanded by Coward in his play and pre-parties. Phil Moore returned to this summer and will be bereed for his performances in day Stage. As the hanson Bradman, his appearance coupled with Nancy Bradley wife. Miss Bradley gave first night audience a fry why she earned the title of L. A. of 1953 and other titles, her straight part Bradman well done. Directors and producers, in for glory with 13 Holst stars and actors present to adhere to the first night performance they were presented at the party at the Ed Hall ranch the Santa Ana Community entertained in honor of Blithe Spirit" cast and ther mer stock theater staff. Intr also were Dianne Delaire Henri Ficher, directors. "Blithe Spirit" runs for week period with reservations able in Anaheim at Batton store or at the box office. 300 "C" St., Tustin. Here and The Mr. and Mrs. David Garris 7072 Gonzales, La Jolla color the parents of a daughter at the Orange County hospice June 21. 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Learn Drive the EASYWAY FREE 3¢ Value DRIVING SCHOOL THIS AD ENTITLES YOU ONE FREE LESSON WITH A SERIES OF TEN LESSONS 29.50 KE 5-848 Two residents of Anaheim and two former residents were among the 170 students who received with the June 1954 graduating class at Whittier College Commencement at Hadley Field on the day the ceremony were 54 students who completed their academic requirements for degrees in January. Complete their work for the bachelor of arts during the coming summer session. Miss Carol J. Day, received the bachelor of arts degree. The daughter of Mrs. Alta Hochuli, she majored in sociology. She was treasurer of the Palmer Society and corresponding secretary of Delta Phi Upsilon. Also rewere Mrs. Jewel (Arthur) Ihnen (center) the daughter of Mrs. V. E. Goode, 405 North Pine, Anaheim, and Author B. Ihnen, (right) the son of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Ihnen, 6902 East Crescent. Philosophy, Mrs. Ihnen, a member of the Thallian Society was graduated with honors. Her husband James G. Hull, 738 North Olive St., Anaheim received his Master of Education degrees. The son of South Ohio, Anaheim, he received his bachelor of arts degree from La Verne College in 1950. Third Season With a Howard's Blithe Spirit "Spirit" last night opened the day with the capacity audience at Tustin Grammar School, apparently giving its stamp. A grand performance and leaves at the end of the two day run of "Blithe Spirit" forauquerque, N. M. to appear in production of Mister Roberts. Anne Brown, as the very material" and beautiful wife of Charles, is not a new comer to Orange County. She stunned into C. R. Nelsons Invite Rebekahs to Golden Anniversary Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Nelson extended an invitation to members of the Lois Rebekah lodge to attend their golden wedding anniversary party this coming Sunday. The anniversary couple have been active in the lodge for many years. The invitation was presented at the last Rebekah meeting with May Johnson, Noble Grand, presiding. A second invitation, dealing with activities of the order, was extended to Dorothea Martin, president of the Rebekah Assembly to visit the Lois Rebekah lodge. Native Daughters Name Elks Grove Woman As State President SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Doris M. Gerrish of Elk Grove was elected grand president of the Native Daughters of the Golden West at the windup of the group's 68th annual convention yesterday. The Native Daughters also awarded a $125 public speaking prize to Jerry Boime of Los Angeles City College. Second prize in the statewide contest went to Willard Aston of Carrie. Two Junior Trends In Impressive The Tri-Hi-Y of heavy activities under mittee and Mrs. Nate Organization probed at luncheon in the Carl Robertson was elected secretary, Mr. chairman; Mrs. T membership; Mr s camp; Mrs. Morris Mrs. Casebeer, pa Mrs. Tom Thomas Mrs. Warren Ashleigh active to the YMCAectors. Under those groups two Junior Hi Girl been organized. The Ones, with Lois Casebeer, dent, and the Tau Judy Young, preside. Other officers for are Judy Woodromdent; Jane Thomas Mary Jeter, treasurat, worship chairm. Additional officers Etas are Rae Ann president; Joyce Bo Diane Fellbaum, tre Stevens, worship chl Induction and insure place at the Christian this impressive ceremied by Mrs. Moore and Pridham. The girls in a triangle before triangle. Each office taper as their wre A grand performance leaves at the end of the two week run of "Blithe Spirit" for Suquereque, N.M. to appear in production of Mister Roberts. Beane Brown, as the very material" and beautiful wife of Charles, is not a new comer to Orange County. She stepped into her role at the last minute. Missown is from the Santa Ana Community Players and was formerly with the Brawley Theater Guild, successes in both companies carefully recorded and her performance last night added to these processes. Another new comer is Elizabeth Bobins, who made her professional last night as the maid. She Fullerton girl and was dishered by Cathy and Sherwood at UCLA. She will be at the box the entire season. Returns to Tustin Thill Moore returned to Tustin summer and will be remembered for his performances in Holiday Stage. As the hansome Dr. Hudman, his appearances were coupled with Nancy Bradley as his Miss. Bradley gave Playbox night audience a facsimile she earned the title of Miss A. of 1953 and other beauty jobs, her straight part as Mrs. Hudman well done. Directors and producers, came for glory with 13 Hollywood actors present to apprise first night performance. Earlier were presented at the supper day at the Ed Hall ranch when Santa Ana Community Players entertained in honor of Playbox the Spirit" cast and the sum-stock theater staff. Introduced were Dianne Delaire, and Carl Ficher, directors. Blithe Spirit" runs for a two period with reservations available in Anaheim at Baton Music or at the box office, 300 South St., Tustin. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. David Garcia of Gonzales, La Jolla colony are parents of a daughter born the Orange County hospital on 21. License to wed has been issued An invitation to members of the Lois Rebekah lodge to attend their golden wedding anniversary party this coming Sunday. The anniversary couple have been active in the lodge for many years. The invitation was presented at the last Rebekah meeting with May Johnson, Noble Grand, presiding. A second invitation, dealing with activities of the order, was extended to Dorothea Martin, president of the Rebekah Assembly to visit the Lois lodge on July 1. CCPT Gives Winners In Scholarships for Family Life Contest The California Congress of Parents and Teachers is announcing its scholarship winners to the Second Family Life Education Workshop at the College of the Pacific at Stockton June 22 to July 2, according to Mrs. William Cox, director of Parent Education and Family Life for the State Congress. They are Mrs. Edith F. Clarke of Sacramento; Mrs. Charles Ellis of South San Francisco; Mrs. Geneva Gordon of San Diego; Mrs. Jessie Wade Luders of Burbank; Frank A. Lydic of Sacramento; Richard A. Maioney of San Diego; Mrs. Clara Ruelas Peace of San Francisco; Mrs. Vivienne Podolsky of North Hollywood and Miss Marjorie Quane of Laguna Beach. These scholarships include tuition, room, board and transportation. Fifteen scholarships for tuition were also awarded. These include Mrs. Russell R. Berg of Fortuna; Miss Geneva Brunswick Sacramento; Mrs.Bobette Carvagnaro, San Francisco; Mrs.J.O.Dolph, Stockton; Mrs.Lora Lee Roberts, Modesto; Mrs.Gladys Rodgers, Sonora; Mrs.Evelyn Stein, Tracy; Joseph A. Thomason, North Fork, Mrs.Verna Thompson, Stockton; Mrs. Elizabeth B.Toof Watsonville; Miss Edna Valerio, Sacramento; Mrs Eleanor Vance, Folsom; and Mrs. Edith Wainwright, Merced. The Workshop is co-sponsored by SAN FRANCISCO (UP)—Doris M. Gerrish of Elk Grove was re-elected grand president of the Native Daughters of the Golden West at the windup of the group's 68th annual convention yesterday. The Native Daughters also awarded a $125 public speaking prize to Jerry Boime of Los Angeles City College. Second prize in the statewide contest went to Willard Aston of Fresno. Patrick Dionisio of Sacramento took third, and fourth went to Nancy Hennessy of Ontario. Other officers elected were: Grand vice president, Mrs. Theron Hodson, Manteca; grand marshal, Mrs.Audrey D.Brown, Sacramento; grand secretary, Mrs.Charles Thaler, Oakland; grand inside sentinel, Mrs.Dale Porter, Inglewood; grand outside sentinel, Mrs.Alice D.Shea, San Francisco. Grand trustees: Mrs.William Caton, Oakland; Mrs.Guy H.Barron, Long Beach; Mrs.J.V.LaHeartt, Psadena; Mrs.Edna C.Verge, San Gabriel; Mrs.Edna B.Williams, Berkeley, and Mrs.Dorothy Jean Helm, Fresno. Presbytery Creates New Directorship The Rev. Clifton E. Moore has been named director of radio and television for the Presbytery of Los Angeles, according to the announcement of Dr.Carroll L.Shuater, executive secretary of the Synod of California, Southern Area, and is scheduled to begin his work July 1 with offices at local Presbyterian headquarters, 315 South Broadway, Los Angeles. As first director of the newly created department Reverend Moore will have responsibility for the radio and television enterprises of the Presbyterian church not only in Southern California, but for the entire area west of the Rockies. the California Congress of Parents and Teachers, the Northern California-Nevada Council of Churches, and the College of Pacific Clinical Services It's Springtime Forever... with your Artcarved DIAMOND RINGS Advertised in LIFE and LOOK CLAUDETTE SET • Diamond Ring Bride's Circular HADDON SET • Diamond Ring Bride's Ring Groom's Ring When you ask for the finest in diamond rings, we proudly recommend Artcarved...for more than 100 years the leading name in fine diamond rings. Nationally-advertised, each Artcarved ring is guaranteed and registered for color, clarity, cut and carat weight. Beloved by brides for over 100 years June in the LANNY ROSS radio show every Sunday (station and time) Convenient Credit KENDRICK'S JEWELERS We Close 5:30 P.M. Daily Authorized Artcarved Jeweler Women carrie lou sutherland - editor Two Junior Tri-Hi-Y Clubs Induct, Install In Impressive Ceremonies at Christian Church The Tri-Hi-Y of the Anabeim YMCA has had a full semester of heavy activities under the guidance of the Junior Hi Woman's committee and Mrs. Nan Moore girls' worksecretary' of the YMCA. Organization process of the committee was recently completed at a luncheon in the home of Mrs Al Casebeer at which time Mrs. Carl Robertson was named chair-elected secretary, Mrs. Ben Baker chairman; Mrs. Tex Middleton, membership; Mrs. Robertson, camp; Mrs. Morris, recognition; Mrs. Casebeer, parent sponsors; Mrs. Tom Thomason, programs; Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, representative to the YMCA board of directors. Under those groups' guidance two Junior Hi Girls clubs have been organized. They are the 'Ys Ones, with Lois Casebeer as president, and the Tau Eta Epsilsons, Judy Young, president. Other officers for the Y's Ones are Judy Woodrome, vice president; Jane Thomason, secretary; Mary Jeter, treasurer; Pain Stirrat, worship chairman. Additional officers for the Tau Etas are Rae Ann Stanley, vice president; Joyce Boege, secretary Diane Fellbaum, treasurer; Linda Stevens, worship chairman. Hold Induction Induction and installation took place at the Christian church with this impressive ceremony conducted by Mrs. Moore and Miss Velma Pridham. The girls were seated in a triangle before the lighted Y-triangle. Each officer lighted a taper as their wore seated. Social son, Mrs. Casebeer and Mrs. Hank Baker, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Thomasing them were Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Meger. Members of "The Y'S Ones" enjoyed a beach party and "enic at Corona Del Mar while the Tau Etas shared the same activity on a following day. Several of the parents accompanied them. Highlight of the summer period will be June 29 to July 6 at summer camp with the theme to be "a self-portrait." This camp is open to girls in seventh, eighth and ninth grades. There are still a few registrations open, states the committee members. Brahm’s Concerto To be Played at Hollywood Bowl Leon Fleisher, the brilliant California-born pianist who won the Belgian International award in 1952 will perform Brahm's Concerto No. 1 in D Minor when he appears at Hollywood Bowl on July 22. Sir Adrian Boult (who also con- Ronnie Brown Joins Hostel Group for European Tour Ronnie Brown, son of the Victor Browns at 10839 Harbor Blvd., will have an experience he will long remember when he concludes his four weeks hostel trip in Europe this summer, his departure honored on a recent evening with a bon voyage party at the Brown home. Ronnie will be with the American Youth Hostel group and following the four week program will be on his own for a summer of travel and education. A supper party was in order for the farewell affair with dancing, games and gener' good time a part of the evening's program. Those "seeing Ronnie off" in this fashion were Sue Burns of Fullerton Pat Mushegain, Betty Van Delden, Rita Williams Donna Reafsynder, Kay Turner, Darlene Fitz, Joan Clark, Joan Mauerhan, Kathy Ayer, Nancy Fisher, Charles Peltzer, Gary Knox, Norman Mack Delos Summers, Gayle Herbel, Ronnie Dominguez, Elmo Clamp, Lynn Oliver, Don Swisler, Den Muril and Jim Sterba. Twiss New Head of Heart Association Athur R. Twiss, M.D., of Oakland was elected president of the California Heart Association and Ray B. Wiser of Gridley was re-elected chairman of its board of directors at the organization's annual meeting in Santa Barbara, Dr. George C. Griffith of Pasadena, retiring president of the group announced this week. Twiss and Wiser will head a 54 man group of doctors and civile leaders, who as members of the California Heart Association will direct the development of Heart Association work in California. Additional officers for the Tau Etas are Rae Ann Stanley, vice president; Joyce Boege, secretary Diane Fellbaum, treasurer; Linda Stevens, worship chairman. Hold Induction Induction and installation took place at the Christian church with this impressive ceremony conducted by Mrs. Moore and Miss Velma Pridham. The girls were seated in a triangle befor the lighted Y-triangle. Each officer lighted a taper as their wre seated. Social hour followed with parents joining the girls for this affair. Initiated wre Linda Agren, Judy Alexander, Frances Baker, Lois Casebeer, Linda Circle, sharon Honey, Carol Jaynes, Mary Jeter, Patsy Lyles, Marlea Newman, Jud Reed, Willetta Smith, Pam Stirrat, Joan Smith, Jane Thomason, Linda Winfrey, Linda Woodrome, Joyce Boege, Melinda Booth, Denise Cappaert, Charlotte Cain, Gerry Contreras, Diane Fellbaumi, Priella Fidler, Evelyn Looper, Carolyn McLaughlin, Carolyn MegMurphy, Darlene Hein, Rae Ann Stanley, Carol Stevens, Linda Stevens, Carol Van Verst, Linda Wentz, Beverly Woodruff, Judy Young, Karen Youngman, Helen Webb, and Rita Wilmsen. Tour TV City Members of both clubs were the special guests of the Women's committee members later for a trip to Television City. A guided tour and attendance at the broadcast of "My Friend Irma" was a part of the program. They later visited Farmer's Market where they enjoyed dinner. Accompany- Brahm’s Concerto To be Played at Hollywood Bowl Leon Fleisher, the brilliant California-born pianist who won the Belgian International award in 1952 will perform Brahms’ Concerto No. I in D Minor when he appears at Hollywood Bowl on July 22. Sir Adrian Boult (who also conducts the opening concert July 15, will conduct the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra). The balance of the program will be announced later. Other concertos scheduled for performances by noted instrumentalists at the Bowl this coming season include: Rudolf Firkusny, Aug. 10, Mendelssohn’s Piano Concerto No. 1 in G Minor; Vera Franceschi, Aug. 31, Schumann’s A Minor Piano Concerto (Miss Franceschi’s Bowl debut). Violinist Michael Rabin, Aug. 12, Paganini’s Concerto No. 1 in D Major; Violinist Mischa Elman, Aug. 24, Mendelssohn’s Concerto in E Minor; and William Primrose, violist, July 20 will play the first local performance of the Viola Concerto in A by Rubera, in addition to the viola part of Berlioz' Symphony "Harold in Italy". Fleisher, Rabin and Primrose will also be making their Bowl debuts this summer. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Results NEW...at a NEW LOW PRICE one of “the finest in Wallpaper” Also Custom Draperies in Companion Fabrics Lanolin Plus Liquid is the patented form of concentrated lanolin that penetrates your skin. Used as a cleanser before retiring—then a few more drops elected chairman of its board of directors at the organization's annual meeting in Santa Barbara, Dr. George C. Griffith of Pasadena, retiring president of the group announced this week. 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