anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-13

Here and There Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Schacht and son. Stephen are home from a northern vacation which took them to Shasta Lake. On their way home they stopped at Orland with the Rowland DeMilles, and their sons, Roger and Robert. The family formerly lived in Anaheim where DeMille was a part owner and manager of a barber shop. They are now located on a cattle ranch and introduced the Anaheimers to the routine of milking 51 cows on a daily program. The De Mille ranch is across from the Sacramento river. Newest arrival in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Millspaugh of 8872 Bircher St., is a son, weighing nine pounds and four ounces and born at the St. Joseph hospital on July 7. Issued to Marian Louise Whitley of 902 North Janss St. and Alfred Hartman of South Hansen Road has a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. John Serrine of 307 North Paulina St. are the parents of a daughter born at the Orange County hospital this past week. The Stanley Comstocks of 2409 West Olive, Fullerton, have received congratulations from their hosts of friends in Anaheim on the birth of their daughter at the Fullerton Cottage hospital. The infant weighed six pounds and four ounces at birth. License to wed has been issued to Mila Kozlovsky of West Center Street and Paul Bekmanis of July 21 and will be accompanied by Andrew Martin Miles is the name of the infant son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miles Jr., nee Kathryn Drennon, of 8159 Woodman Ave., Van Nuys. He "WORLD THEATER" PRESENTED—Shown before the college in Orange, where "The Great World Theater" is being outstanding religious drama. Using a cast of actors, dance 100, the 300-year-old play tells the story of man acting last weekend, the production will be given again is 8:30 p.m. Audience Approves New Play When "The Great World Theater" production closed on its first night the ovation from the audience defined the interest of the people in this 300-year-old Spanish classic, a play-story of deep spiritual emotion. The play was presented at the Chapman college campus. Cortez Hoskin Awarded Signal Honor The Stanford chapter of Xi, national honorary research society, has elected students, faculty members alumni into full and associate membership. Election into the 68-year organization is one of the best honors conferred upon ence researchers. License to wed has been issued to Mila Kozlovsky of West Center Street and Paul Bekmanis of July 21 and will be accompanied by Andrew Martin Miles is the name of the infant son born to Mr. and Mrs. Roland Miles Jr., nee Kathryn Drennon, of 8159 Woodman Ave., Van Nuys. He was born July 3 and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, William A. Drennon and Mrs. Evah Drennon. Andrew also has an older sister, Dianne. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Busby of 1806 East Elm welcomed their infant daughter at the Santa Ana Community hospital Sunday. The baby weighed 8 pounds and 7 ounces at birth. The Ray Trammells of 554 Manor are the parents of a son born Sunday at St. Joseph hospital. Another new citizen for Anaheim was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Cudworth of 15942 Anaheim-Olive Road at the St. Jose hospital on July 7. New Play When "The Great World Theater" production closed on its first night the ovation from the audience defined the interest of the people in this 300-year-old Spanish classic, a play-story of deep spiritual emotion. The play was presented at the Chapman college campus. The cast was made up of local citizens interested in the production, Carol Sorensen, who played Beauty, was outstanding in her part as she acted and sang a choice role. Richard Rossome, as the Adversary, appeared to be a great favorite of the audience as was Harald Dyrenforth, the Beggar, and Warren Owen, whose role was "Death." The play will have four more performances, on July 15, 16, 17 and 22. Ticket prices have been set at $2 and $1, with children under 12 admitted for 50 cents. High school and college students may be admitted for 75 cents upon showing their student cards. Tickets may be obtained from the Orange Community Chamber of Commerce or at the box office on the nights of the play. CFWC Convention Action Released Business was combined with pleasure at the summer conference of the California Federation of Women's Clubs held recently at Shattuck Hotel, Berkeley. The state board went on record in favor of Bills AB 21 and AB 294, which deal with roadside rests and were passed by the legislature recently. A wire to Governor Knight was sent urging him to sign the bills. However, they reversed their attitude with regard to AB 3678, on the subject of water pollution; and agreed to instruct the Governor to veto it. A highlight of the session was the attendance by bus of the group at the East Bay Commemorative luncheon of the U.N. in Oakland. The smoothness of this operation was due to the efforts of Mrs. Jacob G. Masson amenities chairman. Speaker from Rome The featured speaker on evening session was Mrs. landa Torracca from Ri Italy, who is making a long tour of the United States. She is secretary general of National Council of Women Italy, affiliated with the national Council of Women is also volunteer director of era Maternita", an organ for unwed mothers and children. She stated that latter group make it possible for a mother to keep her for at least six months an early effort is made for her able to have permanent cu... Cleaned and packed in a beautiful plastic bag. Reg. $2, this month only $1.15. Phone KE 5-2405, for free pick-up and delivery. 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D—Shown before the classical main building of Chapman ColWorld Theater" is being presented, is part of the cast of the a cast of actors, dancers and musicians numbering more than the story of man acting his role on earth before the eyes of God. Lion will be given again on July 15, 16, 17 and 22. Curtain time WED AT LAKEWOOD CHURCH Mr. and Mrs. Carroll J. Moody Make First Home in Anahale At home at 929 Chippewa are Mr. and Mrs. CarMoody. The bride is the former Patricia Ann Rathmine ter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rathman of San Anselmo. Long Beach. The young couple repeated their marribefore the altar of the Lakewood Village Communiwith Chaplain W. R. Hall officiant for the double ring cermony performed at eight o'clock in the evening. The church altar for the ceremony was banked with baskets filled with white gladiol. Candlelight was used for the rites. Lovely in her Chantilly lace gown, over tulle and satin, the front panel of the full ballerina TO BE AT NORTHROP Secretaries' Firm Night Planned Executives' Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter is to be the hostess organization to its first firm night in 1955 when members, their "bosses" and special guests tour the Northrop Aircraft plant at Anaheim tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Arrangements for the firm night were made through Enid Edmond, ES at Northrop with all heads of Whittier Prof Takes Africa Appointment Dr. Paul L. Rice professor of skirt, pleated, Miss Ragiven in marriage by The gown was enhancesheer yoke with a O collar giving it a reance. A sculptured ced nylon tulle deteseed pearls and sequi headpiece to her filly and she carried Amand stephanotis in a bouquet. A necklace a gift from her bride, her jeweled adornme Bride's Attendee The bride is a graduson High school at I and later attended L City college. In her h were Mrs. Mira Jane ter of the bridegroom matron, with a close o campus days, Miss R Schmit of Long Beach Therese Marie Blaqu aheim, her attendan As thebridal parchurch sanctuary thercorted by Earl Will Jr., the best man; Owston, Anaheim anVance Pathman of L The Stanford chapter of Sigma national honorary science research society, has elected 208 students, faculty members, and alumni into full and associate membership. Selection into the 68-year-old organization is one of the high-honors conferred upon science researchers. Qualifications for full membership are noteworthy achievement in a scientific field and completion of a research project of publication. Marked excellence in one or more departments of science and an aptitude for independent research required for associate membership. Twenty-eight foreign students staff members named to the society include representatives Austria, Argentina, the Bahamas, Formosa, Germany, Hong Kong, Brazil, Canada, Cuba, Englewood, India, Japan, Norway, Suzhou, the Philippines, and Swetzerland. Twenty-four states are represented on the list of members. Selected from Anaheim wasitez William Hoskins, 320 East Alberta St., paleontology, sociology member. Night Planned Executives’ Secretaries Inc., Orange County chapter is to be the hostess organization to its first firm night in 1955 when members, their “bosses” and special guests tour the Northrop Aircraft plant at Anaheim tomorrow night at eight o'clock. Arrangements for the firm night were made through Enid Edmond, ES at Northrop with all heads of departments at the plant participating. The tour will follow the 6:30 p.m. dinner hour at Knott’s Berry Farm Indian room with Marie Nelson of Knott's and president of the organization, to welcome guests. Northrop hosts will be R. R. Nolan, division manager; T. H. Quayle, assistant division manager; H. J. Black, director of engineering; G. D. Matter, optical engineer; W. J. Armstrong, engineering supervisor; M. A. Seeley, factory superintendent; Paul-Jones project engineer; W. L. Aldrich, manager of industrial relations; Paul Faranda, staff assistant of industrial relations. The secretaries will close the month with their July 26 meeting at Mary Jones. Mrs. Jones, assisted by Carrie Lou Sutherland, will entertain with an informal supper in the garden of her home on South Helena Street to this closed meeting to be informal. Whittier Prof Takes Africa Appointment Dr. Paul L. Rice, professor of biology at Whittier College, has accepted a two-year government appointment to Africa to head a three-man team working on the survey and control of malaria in Ethiopia. Dr. Rice, who will be stationed at Addis Ababa, leaves Whittier only 21, will be accompanied by wife, Elfrida, and their three sons, Steve, 15; Glenn, 12; and Dennis, nine. After a three-week orientation program in Washington, D.C., they will fly to Africa. The research team will be attached to the American Embassy in Addis Ababa but the majority of their work will be done in the field. New vertical venetian blinds that can be parted in the center and drawn back like traverse draperies are now available. The dust-shedding metal slats can be angled to permit light control and ventilation. What Mothers Also in the receiving parents of the year Mr. and Mrs. Rathman and Mrs. C. R. Moore Monterey St., Anahil silk over taffeta, trim lace and rhinestones by Mrs. Rathman for Mrs. Moody wore a LEONARDO GA VINCI MASTERPIECE—Living reproduction of da Vinci's "The Last Supper" receives finishing touches from Producer Howard Graham in preparation for the P.M. Masters, a nightly highlight at the Laguna Beach Festival of Arts scheduled to open through Aug. 14 at the seaside colony. This is the 20th annual festival with more "living" art masterpieces new to the annual program to be offered. In addition to such as "The Last Supper," "Pinkie," "Blue Boy" and the armless Venus de Milo, will be by Gauguin, Degas, Sorolla, Zuloaga and Matisse. Six acres are in the festival group encompasses a cultural carnival with hundreds of artists, sculptors, craftsmen, photograma ceramists to display their creative output. Many other interesting features will also attention of the thousands of expected visitors. Before painting basement walls, excess mortar can be smoothed down with a piece of concrete building block or a brick. The block does a fast job on excess mortar when kept pressed tightly against the wall and moved slowly, says the June issue of a popular magazine. DID YOU KNOW... Mercury has a 3-year record for the highest re-sale value in its price field? See your Mercury dealer for details! Open frida nights until 6 p.m. for your convenien UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK 131 W. Commonwealth • Full MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. • MEMBER FEDERAL Wednesday, July 13, 1955 Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin — 5 mEn herland ~ editor CHURCH Carroll J. Moody me in Anaheim are Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Joe er Patricia Ann Rathman, daughthman of San Anseline Street, she repeated their marriage vows ood Village Community church, skirt, pleated, Miss Rathman was given in marriage by her father. The gown was enhanced with a sheer yoke with a Queen Ann collar giving it a regal appearance. A sculptured cap of pleated nylon tulle detailed with seed pearls and sequins was the headpiece to her filmy short veil and she carried Amazon lilies and stephanotis in her bridal bouquet. A necklace of pearls, a gift from her bridegroom, was her jeweled adornment. Bride's Attendants The bride is a graduate of Wilson High school at Long Beach and later attended Long Beach City college. In her bridal party were Mrs. Mira Jane Brown, sister of the bridegroom, as honor matron, with a close friend from campus days, Miss Phyllis Ann Schmit of Long Beach and Miss Therese Marie Blaquirre of Anaheim, her attendants. As the bridal party left the church sanctuary they were escorted by Earl William Pugh Jr., the best man; Ernest H. Owston, Anaheim and Donald Vance Rathman of Long Beach QUEEN ANNE COLLAR — Combining the style of queens with modern America, Miss Patricia Rathman chose a beautiful lace, satin and pleated tulle gown for her wedding at the quaint Lakewood Village Community church. (Pictorial House Photo) dress for the occasion. Reception hostesses were Miss Kathleen Nagle, Miss Jayne Nagami and Mrs. Wilson McCoy Jr. Attending the guest book was Miss Gay McHugh. Undisclosed destination was the news of the honeymoon as the young couple bade their wedding guests farewell. Mrs. Moody was wearing a blue linen suit with white accessories for traveling. Her husband is a graduate of Anaheim High school. After spending four years in the U.S. Navy he enrolled at Long Beach City college and plans to complete his college training. B'nai Brith Affairs Given Attention Las Vegas will move down to Santa Ana on Saturday night, when B'nai Brith Women of Orange County hold their Las Vegas Night at the annex of Temple Beth Sholom, Eighth and Spurgeon Sts, at 8:30 p.m. The event is open to the public and admission is free. B'nai Brith Women served as hostesses at the Corona Naval Hospital formal dance Tuesday night. A committee headed by Mrs. Ben Resnicoff prepared and served sandwiches for more than 200 veterans and their guests who attended this annual event. GOES TO EUROPE Stewart Schmid, son of Mrs. Alice Schmid of this city and a senior at Stanford University this next year, joins the Stanford NRO NROTC unit which embarks from an eastern port aboard the USS Da Moto for a two month's cruise and visit of European countries. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP 907 W. Center — Anaheim Dr. Harrison C. Thompson OPTOMETRIST 433 W. Center - Arcade Bldg. Phone KE 5-1311 For Children's Upset Stomach Get Mild, Good-tasting Relief With PERCY MEDICINE MOVADO Whether you want the perfect gift or a proud possession, let Movado keep you on time with the best in handsomely styled, scientifically accurate watches for men MOVADO Whether you want the perfect gift or a proud possession, let Movado keep you on time with the best in handsomely styled, scientifically accurate watches for men and women. 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