anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-22

GIRL SCOUT TRAVELER BENEFIT—Call decorations plans and work for the benefit dance to night at Sunny Hills Recreation hall, to provide funds for the Donna May Girl Scout trip to the Promise and Law Gathering of Girl Scouts and leaders from all over the world at Rome are completed. The affair, sponsored by the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute, will be headed by entertainers, Orrin Tucker and Roberta Lynn and the Crystal Tone orchestra. The affair has been arranged so that teenagers can enjoy an evening of good fun and frolic with admission donation to be $2 per person. In above photo are some of the youths helping the Institute in decorating the hall in typical western fashion. They are (left to right) Danny Jungkelt, Margaret Block, Patty Shockey, Dick Marten; kneeling, Lucinda and Malinda Smith. The dance is not denominational, it is open to both adults and youths. (Bulletin Photo) Kappa Alpha Theta Slate Luncheon Kappa Alpha Theta Slate Luncheon The Orange County Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae club will hold its annual luncheon Aug. 2 at 12:30 p.m. at the Balboa Bay club. Mrs. Charles Burns, director of the Southern California Federation of Kappa Alpha Theta Alumnae, is expected to be present and to give a report of the recent district convention at Long Beach. Swimming will be enjoyed, as well as a boat ride around the Bay. Mrs. William Holstein is general chairman of the affair. All Thetas of the Southern California area are invited and should call Mrs. Fred Hendricks, KI. 3-3553, by July 30. Announcement The California State picnic will be at Bixby park, Sunday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Those who attend are to bring their lunchcon or plan to buy it at the food concession. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin WE GIVE ON GREEN STAMPS Hurst JEWELERS 132 W. Center St. Plastic upholstery, hard-surfaced plastics should go wiped with a well-sudsed sponge, rinsed, wiped dry. GIRL SCOUT BOARD—$17,045 Scout Council (board) where Hildred Ferrell at a luncheon was Mrs. J. F. Dutzl. Last as the hostess and Council them goodbye. In the photo Bird, Mrs. Verner Vale, Mr Mrs. John Bertch, Mrs. Dutzl Cook. More than 15 members mer time business demanding gram in Anaheim is one of pointed out the Council Pro of past activities were detaille WE DIDN'T BELIEVE IT ... EITHER !! NEVER BEFORE! WE DIDN'T BELIEVE IT ... EITHER !! NEVER BEFORE! SAVE $90 MAYTAG New 1955 Automatic Famous Maytag Water Action Washes Cleaner Automatic Water Level Control— Saves Water and Soap! Double Spin Tubs! Installed and Serviced one year NO MONEY DOWN—$9 a month HIGHEST TRADE-INS BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE - TELEVISION 122 W. Broadway KE 5-5703 (across from post office) Mary Lou Martin Surprised by Friends at Lovely Luncheon Friends of Mary Lou (Mrs. Gordon) Martin, chose a luncheon hour at the Water Wheel as an appropriate time in which to honor her recent birthday. Under pretense of seeing a fashion show, Mary Lou was ushered into the banquet room. Extreme surprise and happiness was registered by the honoree as her friends greeted her with "Happy Birthday". Depicting her station in life, the tables were decorated with seven dolls gowned to portray different phases of "The Dance". The centerpiece was a ballerina dressed in pink tutle trimmed with maribou and sequins, which revolved atop a music box over an array of netting. Pastel flowers adorned the table as well as tiny gold ballet slippers. Following the luncheon, lights were dimmed and curtains were opened before a table displaying an enormous beautifully wrapped present beside which were two large cakes, especially decorated for the occasion and brilliant with candles. Upon opening the "gift," smaller boxes, humorously wrapped and some of a decidedly comical nature, created an air of hilarity and fun for all. Gracing the head of the table, Mary Lou was honored on either side by the presence of her grandmother, Mrs. Gus Mennes, and mother-in-law, Mrs. Lenoir Richards Martin (Mrs. Ernest Martin). Also present were her mother, Mrs. Ralph Mennes; her sister, Mrs. Harold Weir, and aunts, Mrs. Arthur Martin, and Mrs. Everett Martin. Others sharing the event were Mrs. Richard Beveridge, Mrs. Robert Porter, Mrs. Robert Miles, Mrs. Jess Taylor, Mrs. Charles Nash, Mrs. George Dierberger, Mrs. Martin Blum, Mrs. Keith Murdoch, Mrs. Dennis Deneau, Mrs. Floyd Kiker, Mrs. Edward Real, Mrs. Ruby Nixon, Mrs. James Auest, and Mrs. Richard Rosenthal. Diet Can Brighten Flamingos' Colour As zoo keepers long known, you can brighten flamingos by feeding ground-up shellfish. University of California's Scripps Institution of Oceanography at La Jolla has found that the pigment colors the shells of certain fish passes into the flame body and contributes to the pink coloration of the bird... COUT BOARD—$17,045 was the sum adopted by the Girl Council (board) when members were guests of Mrs. and Ferrell at a luncheon business meeting. Presiding Mrs. J. F. Dutzi. Last of guests are seen in above photo hostess and Council President, Mrs. J. F. Dutzi bade goodbye. In the photo are: (left to right) Mrs. Philip Mrs. Verner Vale, Mrs. Ferrell, Mrs. Barney Jordan, John Bertch, Mrs. Dutzi, Robert Shanks and Mrs. Paul More than 15 members attended the meeting with summer business demanding their attention. Girl Scout pro-in Anaheim is one of the biggest business for youth, out the Council President, Mrs. Dutzi as a review activities were detailed. (Bulletin Photo) GUARANTEED 5 YRS. AGAINST MOTH DAMAGE 3 lb. ALL Blanket in rich clear decorator colors! 699 This is the kind of value that makes July the month to buy at Penney's! Think of it—only $6.99 for this 3 lb. bear strand, every inch of it pure resilient wool! Here's warm color those chill nights ahead... strength to see you thru Winter of wonderful wear! Here are colors to contribute rive accent shades to your bedroom decor. 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