anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-13

'FESTIVAL OF THE GRAPES' — Members of the Junior Auxiliary of the Assistance League of Anaheim gathered in the clubhouse patio this week to make plans for their annual "Festival of the Grapes." Shown experimenting with grape decorations are (from left) Mrs. Ross Walker, ways and means; Mrs. Hank Dahl, food chairman; and Mrs. Walter Kirkhart, publicity chairman. The festival will be held at the League Center, 1341 W. La Palma, Saturday to 8:30 p.m., according to Mrs. Robe ways and means chairman. Assisting Mrs. Howard Loudon and Mrs. Richard tickets; Mrs. Phillip Quarre and Mr. Palm, decorations; and Mrs. Dahl, M Royer and Mrs. Kenneth Heuler. Proceed the festival will further the club's phil activities. (Bulletin Photo) HONOR BESTOWED—Horace Mann PTA president, Mrs. James Griffith looks on as the emblematic feather of honorary life membership in California Congress of Parents and Teachers is pinned on Mrs. Eric Weller by school principal B. Frank Mattox. The presentation was a surprise award by the school's PTA board standing service to the school as a member of the association over the past year. The honor was bestowed previous to the move to Mill Creek, Calif., where they erate the St. Bernard Lodge. Home Society Group Slates April 20 Meet Mrs. J. Richmond Wagner will wield the gavel when the Magnolia Guild Junior Auxiliary to the Children’s Home Society will hold their regular meeting Monday, April 20, at 9:30 a.m. In the home of Mrs. George Angle, 619 Lakside Dr., Fullerton. At this time Mrs. Angle, the chairman of the nominating committee will present to the membership to be voted upon at this meeting, the slate of prospective officers for the May meeting. The new officers will be installed at the here and there More than 70 advisers of California Education Clubs and Future Teachers of America organizations will be hosted by the Long Beach State College chapter of the California Student Teachers Association and the California Teachers Association Wednesday. The monthly meeting of the Temple Beth Emet Sisterhood is Tuesday at 400 North Emily St., at 8:15 p.m. Nominating Committee will present its slate of pro- May meeting. Also to be discussed at this time will be the plans for the forthcoming fund - raising benefit to be held in August. posed officers for the event A Lois Penny Supplemental Lodge will be held at 5:30 p.m. at I.O.O.W. Center. The Magnolia Study meet at the home of Fellbaum, 408 S. Indiana Wednesday. Anyone tend, or who is bring is asked to contact K St. Bonifac Meeting to Mrs. Marie de Vra thousand blankets. FLAG TO BE AWARDED—Members of the Federated Republican Women of Anaheim admire the new flag which will be awarded at the membership garden tea to be held at the home of Mrs. Dick Heffern, 624 N. West St., Tuesday at 2 p.m. In photo are (from left) Mrs. Roger Jones, vice president; Mrs. Courtney Casebeer, secretary; Mrs. George Alden; flag chairman; and Mrs. Robert McMillan, a new member of Federated Republican Women. Mrs. Morningstar and Mrs. Odra Chandler men. Paul J. Mitchell, vice chairmen. Orange County Central Committee will be named precinct chairmen will be homed TEATIME HOSPITALITY — Combining hospitality with promotion of the Orange County Philharmonic Society sixth season continuance fund, members of the Anaheim Society unit entertained at a membership tea in the home of Mrs. Glenn Earl at 2110 W. Crone Ave. Freida Belinfante, guest and permanent conductor for the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, spoke on the orchestra organization, its place in the communities and its progress since its inception and the four concerts for the ensuing season. She said they will be Oct. 7, Nov. 21, Jan. 23 and Feb. 21. In addition to the full orchestra concert, Symphonies for Youth are held at the schools in the county. Miss Belinfante gave musical educational purposes of these productions. The above photo shows (from left) Mrs. Larson, assisting tea hostess; Mrs. T. M. chairman for Anaheim Symphonies for presiding at the tea urn; Mrs. Virgil chairman for the Anaheim Philharmonic and Mrs. T. D. Cramer, recently-appointed mon for Northern Orange County units co-operation. (Bulletin Photo) TEATIME HOSPITALITY — Combining hospitality with promotion of the Orange County Philharmonic Society sixth season continuance fund, members of the Anaheim Society unit entertained at a membership tea in the home of Mrs. Glenn Earl at 2110 W. Crone Ave. Freida Belinfante, guest and permanent conductor for the Orange County Philharmonic Orchestra, spoke on the orchestra organization, its place in the communities and its progress since its inception and the four concerts for the ensuing season. She said they will be Oct. 7, Nov. 21, Jan. 23 and Feb. 21. Lifetime Honor Awarded Mrs. Eric Weller was the surprised recipient of a Parent Teacher Association honorary life membership, presented by the executive board of the Horace Mann PTA at the meeting held in the school auditorium. B. F. Mattox, principal, enumerating the many qualifications of Mrs. Weller for the honor, stressed her many years of helpfulness to the school and to the PTA, always in the background where the hard work, without the glory was being carried out. Sophie, as she is known to her friends, and her husband, Eric, have lived in Anaheim for six years, residing at 510 N. Ohio St. They have three sons, Nick in high school; Dennis at Horace Mann; and Jesse aa Patrick Henry; and a daughter, Esther, who attends Fremont Junior High School. Mrs. Weller is active in the PTAs of the three schools. Mrs. Weller was awarded her honorary life membership as a farewell from her co-workers in appreciation for the many things she has done for youth through her activities with PTA, Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts. The Weller's recently purchased a summer resort lodge, the St. Bernarda lodge, in Lassen National Forest in Northern California and are moving there this month to be ready for the opening of the summer season on May 1. League Women to Buil Machine for Hospital The Assistance League of Anaheim voted to purchase a much-needed ice making machine for the medical - surgical unit of Anaheim Memorial Hospital. The action took place at the April meeting held at the League Service Center. In addition to this gift, Mrs. Brown McPherson, chairman of projects committee, reported on two cases of rehabilitation the League has sponsored and the assistance given to families not eligible through other agencies. Mrs. Melvin Duffy was elected president for the coming year. She will be assisted by the following board members: First Vice President, Mrs. Robert Dockson; Second Vice, Mrs. Myrt Westering; Third Vice, Mrs. Thomas Short; Fourth Vice, Mrs. Charles Conrad, and Fifth Vice, Mrs. Robert Buis. Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. E. Schumacher; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Evert Peterson; Treasurer, Mrs. B. R. Coupland; Parliamentarian, Mrs. Robert Daily; Press Chairman, Mrs. Claud Sympson; Past President, Mrs. C. Beatty Neighbors; Regional Representative, Mrs. Dick Heffern; Alternate Regional Representative, Mrs. William LeVecke; National Representative, Mrs. Chales A. Pearson. The Golden Age group, under the direction of Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, meets the fourth Wednesday of every month April 22 they will be en- A Lois Penny Supper for Rebekah Lodge will be held tomorrow at 5:30 p.m. at I.O.O.F. Hall, 325 W. Center. The Magnolia Study Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Ada Fellbaum, 408 S. Indiana, at 8 p.m. Wednesday. Anyone unable to attend, or who is bringing a guest, is asked to contact KE 5-5842. St. Boniface Mothers' Guild Meeting to Feature Speaker Mrs. Marie de Vrahnos of one thousand blankets to Louder St. Boniface Mothers’ Guild Meeting to Feature Speaker Mrs. Marie de Vrahnos of one thousand blankets to Lourdes’ fame will be the guest speaker at the St. Boniface Mothers’ Guild meeting on April 16 at 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Vrahnos, whose article appeared in the Readers Digest, will tell of the trip she and her incurably ill husband made to the miraculous shrine of Lourdes. She will tell how her dying husbands’ promise to the Order of the Sisters of Nevers for 1000 blankets for the 1000 hospital beds, was fulfilled. The husband was a chronic agnostic, but within two weeks after his arrival, a 13 year-old girl’s spiritual peace touched Pierre’s heart and changed his religious thinking. Another one of Pierre’s experiences was at the end of his life when he met a young boy named John, who was suffering from a cancerous condition. Pierre prayed that God would take him, since he had had a full and long life, and restore this boy to health. A few days later in Toulouse, Pierre entered an iron lung and took the vows of the Catholic church. Three days later on Dec. 1, 1956, he died. Shortly before his wife left France, she learned that Pierre’s prayer for John had been answered. The boy returned home from Lourdes with all traces of the cancer gone and his hip healing rapidly. All members are urged to attend to hear this inspiring person’s lecture. Past presidents will be honored and this meeting will also celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Mothers’ Guild. A pot, luck luncheon will be served. Eastern Star Deputy Makes Official Visit Members of Chispa Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, welcomed Sarah Baldwin, deputy grand matron of the 87th district, when she made her official visit to the chapter at a recent meeting presided over by Georgia Meuiller. Charles Cornbloom, worthy patron, also extended a welcome. Visitors were introduced by Lew Sinor, associate patron. The next meeting will be April 14 and will be Members Birthday Party Night. Worthy Metrons Birthday Party Night has been postponed to June 23 due to the illness of Helen Mueller, worthy matron. the full orchestra concert, she said Youth are held at the various county. Miss Belinfante gave the personal purposes of these programs. shows (from left) Mrs. Robert tea hostess; Mrs. T. K. Sun, Anaheim Symphonies for Youth. tea urn; Mrs. Virgil Galey, the Anaheim Philharmonic unit, Cramer, recently-appointed chairorn Orange County units coordinaphoto) ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Mayberry of 1004 N. Lemon St., Anaheim, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Arlo, to David Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. David O. Edwards of Oakland, Calif. The bride-elect was educated in Anaheim schools and is at present a senior at University of California at Berkeley, majoring in English. She is a member of Zeta Tau Alpha. She will graduate in June. Her fiance is a 1958 graduate of Berkeley and is doing graduate work there as an economics major. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The couple will be married July 11. (Arsene Photo) ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Mayberry of 1004 N. Lemon St., Anaheim, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Arlo, to David Edwards, son of Mr. and Mrs. David O. Edwards of Oakland, Calif. The bride-elect was educated in Anaheim schools and is at present a senior at University of California at Berkeley, majoring in English. She is a member-of Zeta Tau Alpha. She will graduate in June. Her fiance is a 1958 graduate of Berkeley and is doing graduate work there as an economics major. He is a member of the Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity. The couple will be married July 11. SERVICES BRIEFED Deanery Program Detailed The Orange County Deanery, Archdiocesan of Catholic Women, meeting at the St. Joseph Parish hall in Santa Ana heard information on the many services in which the Deanery participates. Presiding was Mrs. William Krom, president, who introduced Mrs. David Pearson, chairman of Catholic Relief Services who told the need of these services. She spoke of the steadily increasing needs in the Near and Par East and the many countries in South America and Africa. Mrs. Krom also presented Father John C. Keenan, director of Orange County Welfare. He told how health, welfare, recreation services and the health - hospital program is maintained. The play "The 11th Hour to be staged on May 16 in Mater Del High School Auditorium," was announced. There will be no charge for tickets call Anne Treanor, KE 5-5274 for reservations. Mrs. K. Cary Clem, president, Police Chief To Speak to Democrat Club Anaheim Police Chief Mark A. Stephenson will be guest speaker at the April 21 meeting of the Anaheim Democratic Club at 8 o'clock at the Home Savings and Loan Association. He will speak on the many-faceted job of directing the city's Police Department. Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, also introduced by Mrs. Krom, president, said that the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women are always ready to help the Parish Council. "Consult the Council for help in ways and means activity, urged the speaker. Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, Msgr. Michael J. O'Connor, pastor of St. Joseph's Church, Santa Ana said "Our Faith God's pastor, St. Joseph's Church Santa Ana said "Our Faith God's Word is founded on reason. We should practice it publicly and privately," as he spoke briefly to the Deanery women. REAL HAWAIIAN FOOD — Members of the Hawaiian Foods Class, conducted under the sponsorship of the Anaheim Parks and Recreation Department, with Mrs. Bernice Jarrett as director, culminated its five-week course with a luau held at the Optimist clubhouse. All-Hawaiian cookery was served from a buffet table which was covered with a fish net, and large leaves. Coconuts, native hats and instruments, along with tropical blossoms, were decorations. The members of the class wore native custumes accented with leis. Their husbands were guests. The above photo shows (front) Rima Ingraham; (from left, back) May Ingraham, Edna and Howard Olson, Herb Raffel and Carmen Halliday. They are demonstrating some of the native items used in dances and rituals. Mrs. Jarrett's given name has been adopted since she came to America from the Islands. For entertainment she had the members and guests participate in Hawaiian dances. In addition she gave not only the background of the dances but spoke on the ingredients in the various foods served. (Bulletin Photo)