anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-30

Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Robert Morales of 9632 Valvende are the parents of a son born at the Fullerton Cottage hospital June 28. Mrs. Margaret Buttree and Mrs. Ruth Salaets are back from the state convention of the California Music Association at the Huntington Hotel. Dr. and Mrs. John Miller of 719 North Philadelphia St. welcomed their lifificant son at St. Joseph hospital Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Fisher have returned from a vacation trip to Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon and Panguitch Lake, Utah. Pat Schneider, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider, a former employee of the Anaheim Bulletin, is with his aunt and uncle on their ranch at Penn Yan, N.Y., just south of Rochester, for a summer on a ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Schumacher of North Clementine Street are being congratulated on the birth of their grand daughter, Nancy Elizabeth, to their daughter, Elaine and her husband, Jack Golden at St. Joseph hospital last Saturday. The Goldens live at 1929 Westwood, Santa Ana. Their new daughter is the sister of Master Johnny Golden and also the grand daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Golden of Santa Ana. Church Prospectors Auxiliary Group Discusses Party Mrs. Stanley Smith of 619 West LaVerne was hostess to the Prospectors Auxiliary of White Temple Methodist church at a recent coffee hour. At the short business meeting discussion of the coming party for the Prospectors MRS. DONALD JONES—Helen Garlock joined Anaheim newly-weds in ceremony solemnized in Christain church. (Routh photo) Honeymoon Couple to Live in Anaheim; Say Vows in Christian Church Saturday Evening Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jones left today for their honeymoon and plan to establish their home at 730 North Lemon St. on their return. The bride is the former Helen Garlock of 745 North Clementine St. and an employee in the office of McMahan's Furniture store. They said their vows in the Christian church on West Broadway last Saturday night at eight o'clock with the Rev. Al Casebeer officiating. Father of the bride, Howard Garlock of Los Angeles, gave her in marriage. For her wedding the bride wore a lovely imported lace and nylon net gown, the sheer yoke to the lace bodice having a small lace turnback collar. The edge of the lace outlined the shoulder line and the sleeves of the dress were long and pointed. A nylon net plaited front was the detail to the bouffant lace. Swimming Pools Open For Orange County's Handicapped Children A complete swim program will make two county pools available will start this month for the handicapped children Church Prospectors Auxiliary Group Discusses Party Mrs. Stanley Smith of 619 West LaVerne was hostess to the Prospectors Auxiliary of White Temple Methodist church at a recent coffee hour. At the short business meeting discussion of the coming party for the Prospectors and their families was held. Guests were Mesdames Giffen, Ruth Ferris, Norma Adams, Harriet Roberts, Esther david, Mary Endicott, Sammy Stenger, Helen Strachan, Alice Carmonne and EthaBelle Rees. Announcements Ladies Aid of the Zion Lutheran church will have a pot luck picnic at the city park Thursday at 12 noon with coffee to be served. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1228 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 IF YOUR SAVINGS Are Not Currently EARNING at the RATE OF 3½% A Change to This Association Is a Good Move to Make Swimming Pools Open For Orange County's Handicapped Children A complete swim program will make two county pool available will start this month for the handicapped children in this area through the Orange County Scooter for Crippled Children and Adults. June 21, the YMCA pool in San Ana opened for the crippled children from 1 through 2 p.m. and we be open the same hour each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday during the summer. In Garden Grove the high school pool has been made available the Easter Seal group with Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 12 noon until 1:15 p.m. be set aside for the handicapped young people. Currently, the swimming program includes some 30 part-time pants with an increase anticipation for the summer months. The year round swim program is sponsored by the Easter Seal Society is calculated to be one of the most important services performed by the society. Swimmin' according to the Society's then pists, is number one of the list exercises that will aid the handicapped young people. QUICK COOL-FOODS When you bring garden-free vegetables and fruits into the house, it's advisable to quick-cook them at once. Put the garden products in the refrigerator with the temperature control turned to cooler than normal setting. After the foods are chilled thoroughly reset the control at the usual setting. Bulletin Want Ads Bring Resume COTTON CARPET INSTALLED COMPLETE 649 yd. ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. 3½% A Change to This Association Is a Good Move to Make HIGHEST RETURN ON INSURED SAVINGS - Earnings paid 4 Times yearly on Certificates - Funds transferred from other places at no expense to you - Passbook earnings compounded automatically - Strong capital, surplus and reserves - Money orders now issued for your convenience - Funds placed with us by the 10th of any month earn from the 1st Your Account Is Insured Up to $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon St. Phone KE. 5-2158—KE. 5-2159 Founded June 20, 1921 Women carrie lou sutherland - editor Kraft Klub Summer Kraft Program at City Park Listed The Anaheim Recreation Department again announces and invites all young people to come to the City Park and participate in the summer Kraft Klub program. There the young people will find many crafts and craft ideas. There is a new and unusual type of ceramic painting program offered each morning for the pre-school through the third grades, and afternoons for the fourth grade and older student. There also will be found a special craft each week. Those already enrolled have enjoyed a week of aluminum craft and glass painting. Scheduled for future weeks are soap carving, wood craft, textile painting and cork craft. Garden of Grand Parents Home Setting for Hawkins-Blanchard Nuptials Saturday Planning to make their home in Seattle, Wash., in September are the bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blanchard, nee Joelen Ann Hawkins. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hawkins of 754 North Janss St., and a graduate of Anaheim High school. She attended Fullerton Junior college where she was affiliated with KappaLambda Sigma. Garden of Grand Parents Home Setting for Hawkins-Blanchard Nuptials Saturday Planning to make their home in Seattle, Wash., in September are the bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Blanchard, nee Joelen Ann Hawkins. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Hawkins of 754 North Janss St., and a graduate of Anaheim High school. She attended Fullerton Junior college where she was affiliated with Kappa Lambda Sigma. Her bridegroom, son of Gale H. Blanchard of Seattle Wash., has been making his home in Santa Ana. He is an alumnus of Seattle schools and graduated from Santa Ana college this last June. He served two years in the U. S. Air Force. Bride Wears Blue A summer blue suit was chosen by the bride for her wedding which was solemnized by the Rev. John Kimball Saville, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church in the garden of the grand parents of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Garnet M. Sparks of 738 North Pine St. last Saturday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. She accented her ensemble with white accessories and a white orchid corsage. Her father, Stanley Hawkins, gave her in marriage. Sister of the bride, Garnet Hawkins, dressed in a pink suit, her accessories in navy tone, attended her sister as maid of honor. Donald D. Thompson was bestman for the double ring ceremony. Bridal party and immediate relatives shared the wedding supper served later that evening at Buffum's in Santa Ana. President of Home Society Entertains Group at Luncheon Mrs. Samuel Gendel, president of the Northern Orange County chapter of the Children's Home Society, entertained the officers and standing committee charmen at the Cirque restaurant for luncheon Tuesday afternoon, business meeting following. Plans of each committee were discussed with ways and means plans very much in the limelight. Reports on the recent Magnolia Ball at the Clock Country club were given. Members attending the luncheon meeting were: Mrs. Frederick Rusch, past president; Mrs. Women Equal Men in Doing, Says Rutgers Anthropology Prof ST, LOUIS, Mo. (UP)—A Rutgers University professor said he believes "women are able to do everything a man can do," and sometimes better. Dr. Ashley Montagu told the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs last night that women are better prepared, on the whole, for an economic role than men "largely because they see economics not as a reason for human contacts, but as man in the service of humen relations." The anthropology professor urged all women to pursue their education so they can follow some "useful and profitable" career. He said, however, it must not be forgotten that "the most important of all professions is motherhood." Dr. Lynn Townsend White Jr., president of Mills College, Calif., also recommended mixing careers and families. But he warned marriage lessens a woman's chances of higher authority in the business world. Miss Marguerite Rewalt of Washington, DC and Miss Hazel Palmer-of Sedalia, Mo., were expected to be elected president and first vice president, respectively, of the convention today. They are unopposed. LIST B'NAI B'RITH MEETING The Orange County B'nai Brith Women will hold its regular meeting July 7, 8:15 p.m. at Beth Sholom Temple Annex. Dr. Sylvia Jackman will present the program with a talk on "Everyday Medical problems in a Woman's Life." A humorous skit will be given by Mrs. L. Klatzker. Hostesses for the evening will be Mesdames: Sev... Society, entertained the officers and standing committee charmen at the Cirque restaurant for luncheon Tuesday afternoon, business meeting following. Plans of each committee were discussed with ways and means plans very much in the limelight. Reports on the recent Magnolia Ball at the Clock Country club were given. Members attending the luncheon meeting were: Mrs. Frederick Rusch, past president; Mr. Charles Endicott, secretary; Mrs. Joseph Fahey, treasurer; Mrs. Otto Grigg, vice-president; Mrs. George Powler, publicity; Mrs. Charles Peterson, Ball chairman; Mrs. James Carter, legislative chairman; Mrs. Claude Owens, programs; Mrs. McFarland Tolf, hostess chairman; Mrs. Joseph Neighbors, ways and means; Mrs. Max Besler, telephone chairman. Unable to attend was Mrs. Francis Eulberg, membership chairman. 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 CLEANERS Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St., Ph. KE 5-4618 We give Cash Dividend Stamps FREE CUSTOMER PARKING THE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN All Electric The Hammond Chord Organ You can play rich organ music at once, without a single lesson; try one in your own home all by yourself. for FREE TRIAL Phone KI. 2-5140 DANZ-SCHMIDT PIANO CO. 520 N. Main, Cor. 6th St. Santa Ana, Cal. Wednesday, June 30, 1954 ANAHEIM (Cal.) BULLETIN — 'Wake' Theme Marks Special Square Dance At Fullerton Fullerton Buckboard Square dancers and the Whittier Square Dance Twirlers gathered at the Fullerton Ebell clubhouse recently with the spacious hall decorated in black crepe paper. As appropriate sign, "Wake" in commemoration of the "untimely demise" of the once exclusive club badge," was very apparent. Eight squares of enthusiastic dancers filled the hall with the lively festive atmosphere belying the sombre decorations. Callers were Woody Woodings of the Buckboards, Frank Fielding of the Twirlers and Lou Taylor of Anaheim. Next Buckboard Square dance will be July 9 at the Fullerton Ebell clubhouse with all intermediate dancers invited to attend. Woody Woodings will call. Make Final Plans for Kusworm Awards Completion of plans for the presentation of 14 annual Sidney G. Kusworm awards for the promotion of good citizenship has just been announce by Philip M. Klutsnick, president of B'nai B'Rith. Beginning in 1955 and each year thereafter the awards will be presented to a men's lodge and a women's chapter in each of the seven district grand lodges throughout the U.S. and Canada. Winners of the awards will be selected "for outstanding achievement in the promotion of the National Commission's Program for the advancement of Americanism, citizenship, civic affairs and Community service Projects in their home towns", stated the president. Marriage Licenses Robert Ralph Washer, 30, 10952 Stanford Ave.; Dawn O'Brien, 21, 12502 Lorna St., both Garden Grove. James Darrell McKee, 13, 165 Pacific St., Tustin; Denna Vaile Derrough, 18 531 Irvine Ave., Newport Beach. Neil Jackson Moon, 23, 3617 Lima Ave., Long Beach; Anita Jacqueline Dixon, 22, 10071 Crosby Ave., Garden Grove. Henry Richard Magana, 18, 610 N. Daisy St., Santa Ana; Arlanda Rodriguez Magdaleno, 19, 301 E. 2nd Ave., La Habra. Earl Edward Rowenhorst, 20, 235 E. Main St.; Marilyn Luville Perozzi, 23, 14632 Yorba St., both Tuatin. Herbert David Hearle, 29, Reno, Nev.; Leonore Patricial Flaherty, 22, 919 W. 19th St., Santa Ana. Clayton Darrel Jiles, 18, 19152 Serrano Ave., Orange; Sandra Lee Pugh, 11102 Woodbury Rd., Garden Groves. Rodolfo Celayo Saldivar, 22, 1017 Logan St., Santa Ana; Virginia Maldonado, 15 18125 Huntington Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. FIRST AT FAIR—Charles A. Criss, 512 East Center St., Anaheim, hands premium clerk Georgia Lewis at the -Orange County Fair the first exhibit entry blank for 1954, on behalf of the Orange County branch of the American Begonia Society. Mrs. Horace Woods, also of Anaheim, is president of the branch, which has exhibited in every fair flower show. The Begonia society meets the second Thursday of the month at the Grange Hall in Garden Grove. Young Vocalists Scheduled for TV Appearance Sunday, July 4, a trio of young children will sing on the Church Talent Show, KCOP, Channel 43, at 10 p.m. The children are Carol Ferguson, Pamela Stockwell andudy Brubaker, all members of the Evangelical United Brethren Vern Vihlene, producer of the show at one of his regular auditions at KCOP studios in Hollywood. Anaheim has contributed a lot to talent for the Church Talent Show. On Sunday, June 20, the Mrs. Sloop, from the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim made their first appearance on TV. Reverend Alexander McCandless pastor of the Evangelical United Brethren Church and will introduce the little trio, whose youngest member is only six years old. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Nation's Birth Rate Topping Last Year's WASHINGTON (UP) — The nation's birth rate this year is topping last year's record high. Figures released by the Public Health Service show an estimated 1,291,000 babies were born in the first four months of 1954, or 30,000 more than in the comparable 1953 period. Last year a total of 3,971,000 were born. The service said there is a definite trend towards bigger families, with three and four children. Results Are the Proof of Newspaper Circulation. Loma Vista Memorial Park Fullerton, California Cemetery — Mausolum Columbarium Phone: Fullerton LA 5-1575 Res. Anaheim KE 5-3811 Endowment Care Provided Distinguished for CHARM AND GOOD TASTE Herbert David Hearle, 29, Reno, Nev.; Leonore Patricial Flaherty, 22, 919 W. 19th St., Santa Ana. Clayton Darrel Jiles, 18, 19152 Serrano Ave., Orange; Sandra Lee Pugh, 11102 Woodbury Rd., Garden Groves. Rodolfo Celayo Saldivar, 22, 1017 Logan St., Santa Ana; Virginia Maldonado, 15, 18125 Huntington Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach. Isaac Jiminez Juarez, 21, 424½ 3rd St., Santa Ana; Jean Elizabeth Epler, 30, Elsinore. 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