anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-20

ORANGE COUNTY HOSTESSES — Enjoying luncheon with oranges and orange blossoms symbolizing Orange County hostess unit at the joint meeting of the Southern California Pharmaceutical Auxiliaries were (from left) Mrs. C. V. Turner of Costa Mesa, president of the Orange County association: Mrs. E. P. Fleming of San Diego, state president: Mrs. E. M. Wright, Westminster, state second vice president, and Mrs. Ray Merlo of Anaheim, hospitality committee chairman. The affair was held at the Los Coyotes Country Club. Pharmaceutical Auxiliary Units Launch June Convention Plans Members from Los Angeles, San Diego, South Bay, San Bernardino, Long Beach, Upland, Orange County and Santa Monica Southern Californias Pharmaceutical Auxiliaries gathered for the luncheon meeting at the Los Coyotes Country Club when the Orange County members were hostesses for this joint session. Plans for June convention were made. Official hostess was Mrs. C. V. Turner of Costa Mesa, president of the Orange County group, and past presidents, Mrs. M. E. Wright of Westminster, and Mrs. Fred Adams of Garden Grove. Luncheon chairman was Mrs. Robert A. Ramsey of Newport Beach assisted by Vice-Presidents Mrs. Paul Calhoun of Tustin and County association: Mrs. E. P. Fleming of San Diego, state president: Mrs. E. M. Wright, Westminster, state second vice president, and Mrs. Ray Merlo of Anaheim, hospitality committee chairman. The affair was held at the Los Coyotes Country Club. Women’s Club Plans Installment at Grove Restaurant The Westminster Women’s Club will hold an installation dinnerance May 9 at Harris Restaurant in Garden Grove, it was announced at a recent meeting, featuring elec- Diego, state president of the Women’s Auxiliary, presented women on the Los Angeles Auxiliary, who modeled headaddresses they had made for the convention ball. “Romance of Pharmacy Headdress Ball” is the theme. Mrs. Pelletier of Newport Beach convention chairman for the fashion show and Tea on June 16 (to be hosted by Orange County unit) reported on plans and displayed samples of decorations to be used in Fashions will be presented by H.B. Burnett’s of Beverly Hill Margi Daniel of the Los Angeles Examiner will be the commentator Women’s Club Plans Installment at Grove Restaurant The Westminster Women’s Club will hold an installation dinner dance May 9 at Harris Restaurant in Garden Grove, it was announced at a recent meeting, featuring election of officers. Decorations for the affair are being made by the Arts, Crafts and Sewing Sections. Awards will be made for outstanding members. New officers to be installed are Mrs. Donald Hack, president; Mrs. Marion Hill, vice-president; Mrs. James Golden, recording secretary; Mrs. Clair Livingston, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Carlson, treasurer, and Mrs. Robert McCown, parliamentarian. MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR 1226 Lincoln, Ansbethm Phone KE 5-8450 When the Orange County members were hostesses for this joint session, Plans for June convention were made. Official hostess was Mrs. C. V. Turner of Costa Mesa, president of the Orange County group, and past presidents, Mrs. M. E. Wright of Westminster, and Mrs. Fred Adams of Garden Grove. Luncheon chairman was Mrs. Robert A. Ramsey of Newport Beach assisted by Vice-Presidents Mrs. Paul Calhoun of Tustin and Mrs. Humphrey Murphy of Newport Beach; Secretary, Mrs. Harry Paine, Santa Ana; Mrs. G. H. Piersol, Corona del Mar, Mrs. Dean Reavie, Mrs. Glynn Boles, and Mrs. J. N. McClellan of Costa Mesa; Mrs. J. M. Pelletier of Newport Beach; Mrs. Ray Merlo and Mrs. Hubert Conley of Anaheim; and Mrs. George Greenwell of Santa Ana. Plans were launched for the 53rd annual California Pharmaceutical Association Convention and Drug Show to be held June 14 through 17 at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Keynote speaker, Cecil Stewart, secretary of the California Pharmaceutical Association and convention manager, gave highlights of the outstanding convention activities. Mrs. E. P. Fleming of San shapemaker bur-Mil Cameo seamless stockings they fit like Cinderella's slipper! Shapemaker stockings by Bur-Mil Cameo are the sleekest-fitting seamless any Cinderella's ever worn! Never a wink of a wrinkle at ankle or knee...simply the closest cling, the happiest hug, the finest flattery for your legs. "No matter what shape you're in"—whether tall or small, ample or sample—we've seamless Shapemaker stockings just right for you. $1.50 a pair Demitoe Stretch, 1.65, Heel and Toe Stretch 1.63 Hosiery—street floor SQR ● Center at Lemon, Downtown Anaheim ● Ample Free Parking ● Store Hours: Daily, 9:30-5:30 — Mon. and Frl. 9:30-9:60 p.m. Early Magnolia School Days Is Topic at Study Club Meet The Magnolia Study Club enjoyed an interesting talk on early Magnolia School Days by Miss Mattie Lou Maxwell at their meeting held at the home of Mrs. Ada Fellbaum, 408 S. Indiana. Mrs. Ethel Moffit was co-hostess. The idea for Magnolia School now renamed Mattie Lou Maxwell School, was born in 1894, says Miss Maxwell, when a test school was set up in a tent with 35 pupils. The school was started by Andrew Baker who came from Missouri in 1892 to ranch 40 acres of land in the area between Ball Rd. and Orange. There were six children in the family and Baker soon found it a difficult chore to transport them to school in Los Alamitos via horse and wagon. The tent school housed 50 pupils in its second year and proved successful enough to warrant expansion the following year. In 1896, Timothy Carroll donated five acres for the new school building on what is now Magnolia Ave. between Orange and Broadway (part of the Stearns Rancho years ago). Fifty loads of cactus were hauled off the property before the school could be built. Mrs. Baker named it Magnolia School after her favorite flowering tree and later, the street was named for the school. The new school's first teacher was a Miss Becket. Old Street Names Miss Maxwell went on to describe the naming of other old streets in the area, named for the lone ranchers who lived on them. Among those named were Ball Rd., Nutwood, Gilbert and Hansen. Orange County, once part of Los Angeles County, was established in 1889 with the help of San Francisco, stated Miss Maxwell, in order to prevent Los Angeles from outstripping it in size. Following the talk, members of the Study Club reminisced about their own early days and showed pictures. The Magnolia Club, with members of from 18 to 50 years standing, is an outgrowth of the first Magnolia School Parent-Teacher groups, formed when children grew up and left school. The session closed with the nomination of this year's officers for re-election. Speakers Meet at Jones Home The April meeting of the Orange County Speaker's Forum was held at the home of Mrs. Bradford C. Jones in Anaheim, with Mrs. Leo Frisle, Mrs. H. J. Howard, and Mrs. R. A. Daily serving as co-hostesses. Throughout the home and at the brunch table, roses grown by the hostess were arranged. Mrs. Fred Weisel poured. At the business meeting conducted by Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, president, it was announced that second place in the poetry contest held by the District Federation of Women's Clubs was won by a member, Mrs. J. Orland Smith. Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ettinger of Fore St., Anaheim, have named their infant daughter, Catherine Rose. Ettinger is director of public relations department at Disneyland. LAST-MINUTE PLANS — Mrs. Roordorf, of #792 Lola Ave., chats with Mrs. Joseph Hamilton of Los Angeles flight plans to Durango, Mex., who join their sister and daughter, Kip motion picture fame, Miss Hamilton of the best actresses of today by Gerritic, is on a motion picture locator Audrey Hepburn carries the star rallion is second "heavy." She will be for her excellent co-star work Jones in "Good Morning, Miss Doe" shows of equal high caliber. The program was presented by Mrs. Daily, program chairman. Mrs. J. Orland Smith spoke on the topic "Public Opinion." Mrs. Joe Pelletier of Newport Beach, mission chairman for the fashion and Tea on June 16 (to be by Orange County unit) re-ion plans and displayed all decorations to be used. Ms. will be presented by H. Carmett's of Beverly Hills, Daniel of the Los Angeles mer will be the commentalornia Pharmaceutical Associa President M. E. Wright of Inster extended and Invita- all auxiliary members and mushands for attend the joint a of the California and Ha- Pharmaceutical Associ- with members leaving by May 25 for the Islands. Miss Maxwell went on to describe the naming of other old Here and There Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ettinger of Fore St., Anaheim, have named their infant daughter, Catherine Rose. Ettinger is director of public relations department at Disney-land. Mrs. Barnard Keys, 1958-59 past president of the Walt Disney Grade School PTA, was honored with a luncheon today at noon, in the Tiki Room of the Royal Hawaiian, Anaheim. The event, given by her executive board was attended by 17 guests who also enjoyed the monthly fashion show. BLADDER'WEAKNESS If worried by "Bladder Weakness" (Getting Up Nights or Bed Wetting, too frequent, burning or itching urination), secondary bladder or Strong Snailing, Cloudy Drine due to common kidney and Bladder Irritation, try CTBTEX for quick help. Safe for young and old. Ask drunest for CTBTEX. See how fast you improve. pretty as a The sun is shining brightly a and you'll need a wardro fresh cottons to greet have a galaxy of sty the feminine bou to the slinkiest ...all in a The sun is shining brightly and you'll need a wardrobe fresh cottons to greet have a galaxy of style the feminine bouquet to the slinkiest all in a cotton texture and prints. Visit fashion floor this week take your pick of the luscious crop SQR 52nd Anniversary Center at Lemon; Downtown Anaheim • Ample Free Parking • Store H MINUTE PLANS — Mrs. Ronald G. Stan8792 Lola Ave., chats with her mother, Jeph Hamilton of Los Angeles, about their plans to Durango, Mex., where they will sister and daughter, Kipp Hamilton of picture fame. Miss Hamilton, claimed one most actresses of today by Goldberg. Times on a motion picture location in which Hepburn carries the star role. Miss Hamsecond "heavy." She will be remembered excellent co-star work with Jennifer "Good Morning, Miss Dove," and other of equal high caliber. The actress is not the only member of the family in show business. Her brother Joe is producer of the popular Gary Moore TV Show and Decca Records also bear the Hamilton name. Asking Mrs. Stanford how she and her husband, Dr. Stanford, located in this area she replied, "We like it here. We have practically covered major cities and countries of the world and we find this area is a grand place to locate your home." Boarding their plane today Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Stanford will be in Durrange, Mazatlan, Mex., within a few hours. (Bulletin Photo) gram was presented by y, program chairman. land Smith spoke on the public Opinion." Mrs. Joe Thompson under the heading, "The Rare and Unusual" gave a talk on the weather. Mrs. Fred Weisel spoke under the caption "Something to Think About." The May meeting will be in the home of Mrs. E. D. White in Santa Ana. For everything that's new under the sun program was presented by y, program chairman. land Smith spoke on the public Opinion." Mrs. Joe Thompson under the heading, "The Rare and Unusual" gave a talk on the weather. Mrs. Fred Weisel spoke under the caption "Something to Think About." The May meeting will be in the home of Mrs. E. D. White in Santa Ana. For everything that's new under the sun ...stop in at Outdoor Living Outdoor Living • Patio and Lanai Furniture 454 So Main Street • 1 Block North of Fashion Square • Orange Calif • Kimberly 3-9331 Is shining brightly again... you'll need a wardrobe of cool, sh cottons to greet the day. 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