anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-24

PREPARING FOR DISTRICT MEETING—Members of the Anaheim Garden Clubs, which includes the Lincoln Park, East Anaheim and Ebell units, are busy with plans for the spring flower arrangement program to be featured at the Orange County District, California Garden Clubs Inc., sessions at the Royal Hawaiian Gardens, S. Los Angeles St., next Tuesday. Proudly employing Anaheim’s recently named flower, the CAMELLIA, the representatives of the three clubs are checking an arrangement of these beautiful blossoms for the all-day meeting. They are (from left) Mrs. Frank E. Comer, vice president of the East Anaheim Garden Club and head of hostessing for the sessions: Mrs. Kenneth Stromquist, chairman of the Anaheim Garden Section, member of the Lincoln Garden Club, and chairman of the decorations for Tuesday: Mrs. Michael Zustiak, presiding the Lincoln Park Garden Club and head of servitions for the district sessions. The campers are in many varieties and are among choice soils from Anaheim gardens, says Mrs. Stromquist, one of the interested persons in proing “Flower for Anaheim” project. She said that recognition will be given this Anaheim garden Tuesday. (Bulletin F) PREPARING FOR DISTRICT MEETING—Members of the Anaheim Garden Clubs, which includes the Lincoln Park, East Anaheim and Ebell units, are busy with plans for the spring flower arrangement program to be featured at the Orange County District, California Garden Clubs Inc., sessions at the Royal Hawaiian Gardens, S. Los Angeles St., next Tuesday. Proudly employing Anaheim's recently named flower, the CAMELLIA, the representatives of the three clubs are checking an arrangement of these beautiful blossoms for the all-day meeting. They are (from left) Mrs. Frank E. Comer, vice president of the East Anaheim Garden Club and ton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-elect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice president-elect; Wilbur Willis treasurer-elect; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-ect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice President-Elect: Wilbur Willis treasurer-ect.; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-ect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-ect.; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice President-Elect: Wilbur Willis treasurer-ect.; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-ect. BAKERSFIELD-BOUND — Six members of Tau Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, make last-minute luggage checks prior to their trip to Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-elect; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice President-Ect: Wilbur Willis treasurer-ect.; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-ect. The group will stay at Bakersfield today for their annual state convention to be held today, tomorrow and Sunday. Making the trip are (from left) the Mmes. Lloyd Klein, president-ect.; Tom Herschberg, publicity chairman; E. E. Dunn, retiring vice president; William Hamilton, vice President-Ect: Wilbur Willis treasurer-ect.; and Lee LeBrun, recordist-retary-ect. Rosary Institute 109 Honors District Deputy at Dinner Lovely handmade baskets filled with spring flowers, colorful art butterflies accenting them, graced the dinner tables at the Palms Restaurant Monday night when the district deputy of YLLI Mrs. Marchel Baptist articles of clothing not sold at the recent Rummage Sale will be donated to needy Orange County families. PTA MEETING Open House Madison Se For Monda Madison School will be Rosary Institute 109 Honors District Deputy at Dinner Lovely handmade baskets filled with spring flowers, colorful art butterfiles accenting them, graced the dinner tables at the Palms Restaurant Monday night when the district deputy of YLI, Mrs. Marcene Hughes of Lakewood made her official visit to Our Lady of the Rosary Institute 109. Also honored at the dinner, which prefaced a meeting held at the Assistance League clubhouse, were 11 new members. They later were initiated at the Institute session. In charge of the decoration was Mrs. Don Dailey and her committee. As president of the Institute she later presided at the meeting where the Rev. Paul Peterson, Chaplain of the Institute, spoke following initiation. Announcements included the Cord Rosary meeting to be held in the home of Mrs. Lester Seger, 200 No. Idaho St., La Habra Tuesday evening, May 12. For Reservation call Mrs. Jerome McKenna, KE 3-1430. A scrap book, made by the Cord Rosary Committee, will be presented to the children of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital it was stated. The activity report for the year was read by Mrs. Joseph White, and was presented to the district deputy. Mrs. Hughes congratulated new member; briefing them on the importance of the organization. Several layettes, donated at the recent layette shower and card party, have been distributed to needy mothers in Orange County, announced Mrs. Harry Rauschkolb. In charge of tea time which honored the district deputy and new members, was Mrs. Jack Burkhard. A butterfly tree graced the center of the tea table with lighted candles in silver candleabras at either side. Mrs. Charles Revell, ways and means chairman, announced that articles of clothing not sold at the recent Rummage Sale, will be donated to needy Orange County families. Bethel Baptist Women Slate Annual Event The Woman's Missionary society, Bethel Baptist church, will hold its 48th annual anniversary program at 7:30 p.m., Sunday, in the church sanctuary. Mrs. Richard Dilworth, returned missionary, will be guest speaker. Mrs. Dilworth, her husband and four children are on their fourth furough home from their Tanganyiki, Territory East Africa field. They are among the 500 interdefernorinational faith missionaries going out from the Africa Inland Mission society board. Friends are invited to this interesting program and the fellowship hour to follow. Zion Women Set Plans for Rally, Banquet The Zion Lutheran Church Women's League met in the parish hall to make plans for their LWML Zone Rally to be held in Santa Ana Monday at 7:30 p.m. Also discussed were plans for the annual Mother-Daughter Banquet which has been dated for May 8 at 6:30 p.m., with the theme "Hats Off to Mothers." Tickets for the affair may be obtained from the Hospitality Guild. A skirt was presented by Mrs. PTA MEETING Open House Madison Se For Monday Madison School will be Schools Week with an invitation for Monday to 9 p.m. Leslie Toye, urges that all parents children so that they their accomplishments year. The Madison Parent Association is sponsoring nual bake sale at this will be serving home bread and cakes, coffee and throughout the evening. Miss Ossignac, room mother will be hostess of this Mrs. Harold Bracken Victor Hornduk assisting The next Madison Parents Association meeting Tuesday, May 5 at which new officers will be insisted Charles Balun is the new president. Fashion Show St. Michael's Parish heim, was the setting to Teens" fashion show by the Junior Guild of Memorial Hospital. Eight young girls from aissance School of S ment modeled frocks heim and Fullerton store Highlight of the afte the gift of a teen-age modeling from the sch Roland Piepenbrink, Thomsen, Mrs. Paul Koehler and Dan Ge Walter Knigge showed where mite box money District Garden Clubs Meeting Scheduled For Anaheim Tuesday Edna C. Schoof, flower arranger and lecturer from Arcadia, will be the featured speaker at the afternoon meeting of the Orange County District Garden Clubs Tuesday. The sessions will be held at the Royal Hawaiian Gardens in Anaheim on S. Los Angeles St. Mrs. Schoof will demonstrate ten floral designs on the theme "Spring Beauty." Mrs. Weston Walker, district director of California Garden Clubs, Inc., will preside at the morning session, at which time state officers and out-of-town dignitaries will be introduced. Reports of achievement by presidents of the 18 garden clubs, comprising the district, will be heard. A buffet luncheon in the Tiki Room is scheduled for 12:30 p.m. At that time the Richfield Award for civic beautification will be presented. Mayor A. J. Schutte of Anaheim and other city officials have been invited to attend. Introductions will be made by Mrs. Kenneth Stromquist, chairman of the Anaheim Ebell Garden Section, one of the clubs serving as hostesses, and on decorations. "This will be the first time that the district meeting has been scheduled for Anaheim and it is fitting that it will be the first time Anaheim clubs will proudly display the city's own flower, the Camellia. It will be on display in special arrangement as well as floral emblems of other Orange County cities. To date 12 cities the county have named their official flower," says Mrs. Stroust. Members of the East Anaheim Garden Club, Mrs. Frank E. Cooper, president, will seave as heesses. The Lincoln Park Garden Club, with Mrs. Michael Zustiak, President, is in charge of reservations for the luncheon, which may be in by April 25. For information write Mrs. Zustiak, 21108 Hialeah, Anaheim. All or any part of the day's activities are open to interested persons. The Bulletin Women Gerritt Lou Sutherland Editor Friday, April 24, 1959 Anaheim (Col.) Bulletin—A-5 Palm Lane PTA Board Meet Held at School A variety of subjects, including bicycle safety, open house and a fashion show, were discussed at Condra, adult education chairman at KE 5-7628. Zion Art Exhibit Draws 30 An informal invitational art put on by a dozen "Sunday patrons" turned into an event befitting to be Anaheim's first major exhibit, with 364 paintings played and 300 visitors. The show was sponsored by Zion Lutheran Art Group and in the church's parish hall for three hours Sunday afternoon. Besides the sponsoring group Palm Lane PTA Board Meet Held at School A variety of subjects, including bicycle safety, open house and a fashion show, were discussed at the meeting of the executive board of Palm Lane Parent-Teacher Association held at the school. Mrs. Richard Harris, safety chairman, gave a report on the bicycle safety program and National Bicycle Safety Week held this week. At the closing of school June 18, a luncheon will be served by the retiring and newly elected boards, for the teaching staff of the school. "Open House" at the Palm Lane School will be from 7:30 to 8:30 and coffee will be served by the PTA in the patio area. All parents are urged to visit the classrooms and see their children's work on exhibit. Adult education classes are being held again this year beginning this week. Baby sitting is available. The classes are under the guidance of Dr. May Rich, school psychologist for the Anaheim Elementary District. The class is scheduled to meet for four weeks, on every Wednesday morning at 10 in room 27 of the school. The class must be limited to twenty. For information call Mrs. Gene Condra, adult education chairman at KE 5-7628. Palm Lane's "Fabulous Fashions For Families" will be presented at the May meeting. These fashions are all made by mothers, so if you sew and would like either yourself or your children to take part in the program please call Mrs. Robert Thomas at PR 4-6242. The following elected officers for the school year 1959-1960 will be installed at the May association meeting at Loara auditorium. They are as follows: President, Mrs. William Herron; Vice President, Mrs. Robert E. Thomas; Second Vice President, Kenneth Marapee; Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. W. King; Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Lester Futrell; Historian, Mrs. Henry Cupples; Auditor, Lacklan McArthur Treasurer, Mrs. James Patton; Parliamentarian, Wilfred Edlebrock. Harold Steed was introduced to the board by Mrs. William Herron. Steed is to be the Boy Scout Representative for Palm Lane in the fall. Blossoms Fall Down on Job RIVERSIDE, Calif. (UPI) — A University of California scientist here has found that more than 99 per cent of an orange tree's buds never become mature fruit. Junior Hi-Y. Group Makes Plans for Tea The Anaheim Junior High-Y Women's committee meeting at the home of Mrs. William Hutton, was welcomed by Mrs. Marion Mellette, president. They discussed the coming mother and daughter tea on May 14 at 7 p.m. in the Ebell Clubhouse. Mrs. G. C. Hammond is chairman with Junior-Y girls and their mothers are invited to attend. There a fashion show and awards for achievements are planned. The seventh grade induction will be held at the Evangelical United Brethern Church on May 7 at 7 p.m. This event is for all Junior High seventh graders An informal invitational art put on by a dozen "Sunday piers" turned into an event bell to be Anaheim's first major exhibit, with 364 paintings played and 300 visitors. The show was sponsored by Zion Lutheran Art Group and in the church's parish hall for three hours Sunday afternoon. Besides the sponsoring group 12 and their teacher Ted Works were shown by Anaheim Ebell Art Section, Anaheim byterian Art Association, the division of Anaheim Union School, Lutheran High School several individual painters. The show was divided about in oil and half in water color, silk screen work, tempera, paint drawings and gouache also resented. Twenty paintings were sold a percentage going to Good Home for retarded chil. Young Billy Graeber won etching donated as a door prize by Mrs. Shirley Pharris of Iton, Mrs. Ralph Crouch of Mrs. Fred Schafer, Mrs. Schlieske, Mrs. Elmer Fishe Kathryn Behrens and Tim all of Anaheim. Training Alds Learning BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) Scientists at the University of Florida have shown for the time that training produces usable and lasting changes in chemistry of the brain—which may very likely influence learning. PTA MEETING Open House at Madison Set For Monday Madison School will begin Public Schools Week with an open house invitation for Monday from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Leslie Toye, principal, urges that all parents bring their children so that they may show their accomplishments for the year. The Madison Parent-Teachers Association is sponsoring their annual bake sale at this time and will be serving home baked pies and cakes, coffee and ice cream throughout the evening. Mrs. Simon Ossiginac, room mother chairman, will be hostess of this event, with Mrs. Harold Bracken and Mrs. Victor Hoxduk assisting her. The next Madison Parent-Teachers Association meeting will be Tuesday, May 5 at which time the new officers will be installed. Mrs. Charles Balun is the newly elected president. Fashion Show Held St. Michael's Parish Hall, Anaheim, was the setting for a "Tots to Teens" fashion show, sponsored by the Junior Guild of Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Eight young girls from the Renaissance School of Self-Improvement modeled frocks from Anaheim and Fullerton stores. Highlight of the afternoon was the gift of a teen-age course in modeling from the school. Roland Piepenbrink, Mrs. Elmer Thomsen, Mrs. Paul Weerta, Don Koehler and Dan Graeber, Mrs. Walter Knigge showed slides on where mite box money goes. Marion Mellette, president. They discussed the coming mother and daughter tea on May 14 at 7 p.m. in the Ebell Clubhouse. Mrs. G. C. Hammond is chairman with Junior-Y girls and their mothers are invited to attend. There a fashion show and awards for achievements are planned. The seventh grade induction will be held at the Evangelical United Brethern Church on May 7 at 7 p.m. This event is for all Junior High seventh graders who are interested in joining the Y. April 25 will be the outing to Irvine Park. All Junior High girls going must take a sack lunch, it was announced. There will be a camp rally on April 29 at the Y at 4 p.m. All girls attending must take their own hot dogs and buns. There will be swimming and eating by fireside. Letter Carrier Group Holds Meeting-Social The National Association of Letter Carriers Ladies' Auxiliary, Chapter 1604, met in the home of Mrs. Gil Kennedy for their regular monthly meeting which they combined with a social time for which members came dressed in costumes in a "Turn Back the Clock" theme. Co-hostessing were Mrs. William Bunn and Mrs. Howard Bates. Mrs. Oliver Duke won first prize for the most original costume, pigtails and lollipop. Others present were Mrs. George Brenner, Mrs. Ralph Anderson, Mrs. Joe Lallament, Mrs. Dick Johnson, Mrs. Kay Reese, Mrs. Herman Reynolds, Mrs. Lee Straccner and Mrs. Duke. A card party has been scheduled for Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Strauss. HOE DOWN — Members of Beta Pi Chapter of Theta Sigma Sorority try out hats for their "Callico and Jeans" Hoe Down for Saturday at Hughes Recreation Club, 1706 E. Rosslyn Kirton. Mrs. James Mattis is chairman for the affair which be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Shown in photo (from left, stare Mrs. Robert Hoffman, president; Mrs. W. S. Spartan chairman; and Mrs. Dave Hopkins, treasurer, kneeling). The lie is welcome to attend, and refreshments will be served. Meeting Tuesday It will be on display special arrangement as well as emblems of other Orange city cities. To date 12 cities in county have named their of "Flower," says Mrs. Strommembers of the East Anaheim Club, Mrs. Frank E. Comresident, will seave as hostThe Lincoln Park Garden with Mrs. Michael Zustiak, student, is in charge of reservafor the luncheon, which must by April 25. For information, Mrs. Zustiak, 21108 HiawaAnaheim. or any part of the day's aces are open to interested per- Zion Art Exhibit Draws 300 An informal invitational art show on by a dozen "Sunday paint-" turned into an event believed to Anaheim's first major art exhibit, with 364 paintings disvied and 300 visitors. The show was sponsored by Lutheran Art Group and held the church's parish hall for only three hours Sunday afternoon. Besides the sponsoring group of ENGAGED — Miss Sharon Harris, senior student at Anaheim High School, will join young matrons of this area when she marries Russell Kelley. Their betrothal has been revealed to relatives and friends. ENGAGED — Miss Sharon Harris, senior student at Anaheim High School, will join young matrons of this area when she marries Russell Kelley. Their betrothal has been revealed to relatives and friends. Alum Club To Mend Hospital Garments At Luncheon-Meet Mending garments for the Orange County Hospital will occupy members of the Santa Ana-South Coast Alumnae Club of Alpha Omicron Pi during their meeting Monday, at the home of Mrs. Warren Wilson, 1005 N. Bay Front, Balboa Island. Luncheon will be served at 12:30, and will be followed by a short business session presided over by Mrs. Bert Espiau of Corona del Mar. All alumnae of Alpha Omicron Pi in this area are invited to make reservations with the hostess, ORiole 3-1768, or with Mrs. Espiau at ORiole 5-0182. Newcomers Meet for Card Party Members of the Couples Bridge Section of the City Hostess Newcomers Club met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Doving on Rowan Drive on Saturday evening. Dr. and Mrs. Conrad Engram assisted Mr. and Mrs. Doving with host and hostess duties. High score for the ladies was won by Mrs. Albert Malis and high score for the men was won by Howard Newsome. High couple honors went to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Malis. Table prizes were won by Dr. Bennett Marcus, Howard Newsome, Laurence Doving, Dr. Conrad Engram, Dan Jakle, Ed Seeley, Mrs. Howard Newsome, Mrs. Floyd Peterson, Mrs. Fred Evens, Mrs. Dan Jakle, Mrs. Floyd Hollenbeck, and Mrs. J. Young. The home was attractively decorated with arrangements of red carnations in a ruby glass vase, in the den, cimbidium orchids in cut glass in the living room and a huge bouquet of roses in the dining room. The Dovings came to Anaheim from Portland, Ore., where Doving had owned and operated a florist shop. The flowers used in the arrangements had all been grown by Doving, Margaret Peterson, city hostess, announced that the group had been invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Seeley in Lemon Heights May 16, and that Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jakle will be the assisting host and hostess. A Pl Chapter of Theta Sigma Phi Calico and Jeans” Hoe Down slated on Club, 1706 E. Rosslyn Dr., Fulchairman for the affair which will down in photo (from left, standing) resident; Mrs. W. S. Sparkes, co-inns, treasurer, kneeling. The pub-freshments will be served. (Bulletin Photo) SUMMER WEDDING — Mr. and Mrs. Paul McCunley of Stockton announce the engagement of their daughter Anne Elaine to John Charles Hutain, son of Charles Hutain of 546 N. Lemon St., Anaheim. The bride-elect is a graduate of St. Mary’s High School and College of Pacific in Stockton, and is presently an elementary teacher in Hermosa Beach. Her fiance was educated in Anaheim schools and served two years in the U.S. Army. He is division manager for Sears Roebuck and Company in Fullerton. A summer wedding has been planned. (Wilton Photo)