anaheim-bulletin 1959-04-28

The Bulletin Women Garrie Lou Sutherland Editor 4—Anaheim (Cal.) Bulletin Tuesday, April 28, 1950 JAYCETTE PRESIDENT — Evelyn (Mrs. Lee) Morris (center), newly-installed president of the Anaheim JayCettes, receives her gavel from Connie Tuthill (right), past president. Looking on is Mrs. Jay Rodriguez, past president of La Verne. She is the wife of the present national director. The affair took place at Harris' Restaurant. Here and There Doris Molumby of Santa Ana has won one of two national Katherine Gibbs Memorial scholarships, it has been announced by Harold F. Spencer, dean of Whittier College. Miss Molumby will attend the Katherine Gibbs School in New York City. Val Moore of the Val Moore Hawaiian Dance Studio, left Saturday by United Airlines for Honolulu where she will gather new dancing supplies and the latest Hawaiian record releases. While there she will visit Hawaii, the "big island." She will be in the islands for the annual Lei Day celebration. The Ladies Auxiliary of St. Joseph's Episcopal Church have made plans for a family fun day Saturday from 1 to 5 p.m. at the Church site, 8246 Miller, Buena Park. The public is invited to the "May Day Hey Day" which will include pony rides, games, concession booths and other events. Donald E. Clarke of 1313 Maplewood Ave., Anaheim, has been appointed personnel director of Max Factor and Company, working out of the cosmetic firm's home offices in Hollywood. He was formerly personnel supervisor for Collier Carbon and Chemical Corporation of California. A native of Seattle, he has been a resident of Southern California for the past 12 years. He is married and has a four-year-old son. Garden Section members of the Fullerton Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet May 7 at 7:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ben Martin, 2930 San Juan Pl., Fullerton, to view some special films obtained from JayCette New Officers For 1959-60 Seated Mrs. Lee Morris, is not one to let he husband, Lee, get ahead of her. She proved this in good fashion Saturday evening when she was installed as president of the Jay-Cettes, the wives' Auxiliary to the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Morris, of 1808 W. Cerritos, was installed by Mrs. Jay Rodriguez, President of La Verne, and wife of the National Director. The JayCette president then sat back and watched her husband, Lee, installed as president of the JayCees. Installed along with Mrs. Morris were Doris Patrick, vice-president; Mary Shelton, recording and corresponding secretary; Pat Averill, treasurer; and Connie Tuthill, past president. Named to the board of directors were Sally Porter and Mrs. Tuthill. Mrs. Morris was not the only one who was joined by her husband in being named to an officer's position. Bob Shelton joined his wife, when he was named to the executive secretary's post. Pat Averill, JayCette treasurer, saw her husband, Bob, named recording secretary and Sally Porter, board member watched Bill installed as treasurer. OPEN HOUSE Garden Section members of the Fullerton Branch of the American Association of University Women will meet May 7 at 7:45 p.m., at the home of Mrs. Ben Martin, 2930 San Juan Pl., Fullerton, to view some special films obtained from the famous Bellingrath Gardens in Mobile, Ala. Mrs. James R. Harmon, section chairman, stated the films are entitled "European Gardens" and "Bellingrath Gardens in Mobile." Miss Phyllis M. Herman of 940 N. Palm, Anaheim, will sail Saturday aboard the Matson Lines' luxury liner Matsonia from Honolulu to Los Angeles, after a vacation in the islands. Final open readings for 11 parts in Arthur Miller's "A View From The Bridge" will be held tonight at 8, in the La Shell Playhouse, 5384 Long Beach Blvd., in Long Beach. James Thayne, brilliant young Hollywood director, directing the Long Beach production of the play, said Italian parts and longshoremen are needed for the balance of the roles. The Altar Guild of Our Savior Lutheran Church tea is tomorrow from 2 to 4 p.m. at the church, 1521 W. Orangethorpe Ave. Marriage licenses have been issued to James M. Cameron of 723 Roanne, Anaheim, and Barbara Costello of Long Beach; Jerry C. Lindner of Gardena and Judy A. Simko of 2513 Roston St., Anaheim; William Morrow of 828 Aspen St., Anaheim, and Claudia Whitman of 574 Century Dr., Anaheim; and David W. Doherty of Buena Park and Joyce L. Wilbur of 648 S. Loara St., Anaheim. OPEN HOUSE Lincoln PTA Sets Events Meeting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Rogers, the executive board members of Lincoln Parent Teacher Association discussed plans for coming activities. They extend an invitation to parents to visit the classrooms during Open House at Lincoln School, April 30. Thursday, from 7:30 - 8:30 p.m. A bicycle testing course has been painted at-the Lincoln playground by Mr. and Mrs. Ashton Steelman and Jack Polley. In the near future tests will be given the children, and those youngsters who pass will receive operator's licenses. There will be a Field Day, May 19, at Lincoln School with relay races and games. Refreshments and school banners will be sold. Installation of PTA officers for 1959-60 will be May 21. The newly elected officers are: President, Jack Polley; First Vice President, Mrs. Alvin Rogers; Second Vice, Mrs. Earl Harker; Secretary, Mrs. Jake Echmayer; Treasurer, Mrs. Cecil Looney; Auditor, Mrs. Gay Reineke; Historian, Mrs. Harry Callen. THE Nu Girls At the monthly meeting of The Nu Chapter of Alpha Iota Sorority International Honorary Society of Business Schools, meeting at Criss Business College, devoted time on plans for a rite tea for pledges Saturday, May at the college. Miss Alexander of Haggarty's Fashion Square will stage a Fairon Show for the tea. Other business resolved arrive the Alpha Iota International Convention to be held at the Sta-Hotel, Los Angeles in July. BPW To Install in May; Events Slated The Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club's meeting held in the courtesy room of the Home Building and Loan Association, Norma Nipper presiding, brought several important coming events to the attention of the members. The installation of officers for the year of 1950-60 will be held on Thursday, May 14 at the Red Wagon Inn. Special attention to the change in days was made as the club normally meets on Wednesday. Members will staff a booth on "Hi Neighbor Day," May 16, a project, sponsored by the Lion Club. "It's being held for the purpose of letting our thousands of new neighbors become better acquainted with our city, its churches, civic, service and welfare organizations," says Mrs. Nipper. As a part of Public School Music Week, the Orange County Youth Band under the direction of Vesey Walker, will give a concert Wednesday, May 6 at 8 p.m. in the Philharmonic Group To Hold Monthly Bridge Wednesday, Mrs. Virgil L. Galey, the general chairman of the Anaheim Unit of the Orange County Philharmonic, will entertain the unit's afternoon bridge Anaheim Union High School Auditorium. Donations for adults and children will be reasonable with the proceeds used for purchasing uniforms for the bank personnel. Annual Confab The California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc. will hold it's annual convention May 21-23, "50 at the Hotel Del Coronado. Delegates for this meeting will be Norma Nipper, and Signa Hatfield with Florence Bechtle and Evah Drennon, alternates. Helen Sharp chairman presented the "New Member Night" program. The "new members" as well as the old members, gave thumb-nail sketches of their lives, providing a most interesting and somewhat amusing program. Guests introduced were Thomasine Wilson and Floy Dobyns. Speaker Set for AAUW Members of the American Association of University Women, Fullerton Branch, will have the opportunity to meet the president of the new Orange County State College of three general colleges. Philharmonic Group To Hold Monthly Bridge Wednesday, Mrs. Virgil L. Galey, the general chairman of the Anaheim Unit of the Orange County Philharmonic, will entertain the unit's afternoon bridge group in her Garden Grove home. These monthly dessert bridge gatherings, an enjoyable means for benefiting the Philharmonic treasury, are arranged by Mrs. E. E. Dunn, social chairman. Members planning to attend are: Mmes. Robert A. Larson, E. E. Dunn, Frank S. Foster, Herbert Baasch, Richard A. Norton, Jackson A. Moses, T. K. Sun, George Corey, Floyd Hinton, Bennett Marcus. Among the guests invited are: Mmes. Sheldon R. Wilson, Edward Whedon, Ward Robertson, Harold Bracken, Darotha McKim, Donald Ewing, Robert K. Crossan, Lee-land Arth, W. L. Keyes. Set for AAUW Members of the American Association of University Women, Fullerton Branch, will have the opportunity to meet the president of the new Orange County State College at their general meeting tonight at 7:45, at the Assistance League Clubhouse. Mrs. John M. Toups, program chairman, stated that President William B. Langsdorf will discuss "The Role of the State College." President Langsdorf is a graduate of Occidental College and received his Ph.D. from the University of California, Berkeley, in History. After serving as an instructor and assistant professor of history at Occidental, chairman of the social science department of Pasadena Junior College, he left that institution as its president to assume his current position. He also was a visiting professor at the University of California at Los An- OCDA C Twenty first annual convention for the Women's Auxiliary to the Southern California State Dental Association, is slated for May 10 a.m., delegates members and guests to attend. Adelle Davis, B.A., M.S., consulting nutritionist and well known author will be the keynote speaker. Following election of officers auxiliary progress and accomplishments will be reported by district judges, California Institute of Technology, and Harvard University. At this meeting, members will vote on branch legislative standards for the state and national conventions. The Fullerton branch will send nine delegates to the State Convention to be held May 7, 8 and 9 at the Ambassador Hotel Members will also vote on sending delegates to the National Convention in Kansas City June 21-26. Dean Joslyn Of William The First Christian Church in Santa Ana was the setting for the candlelight ceremony uniting Dean Joslyn of Costa Mesa and William A. Goodrich, Jr. of Anaheim. The Rev. Gerald Bash performed the double ring rites while a selection of the couple's favorite nuptial hymns were played in the back ground. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mildred Joslyn-of Paducah, Ken., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. David Breen of 313 W. Rose- ALHOUETTES – FUN AND SUN’ — When the men Dysinger Jr. School, 7770 Camellia Dr., Bena Park, opens its doors on May 9 at 2 p.m., members of the Orange County Mannequins Association will present a fashion show, entitled—Alhouettes for Fun and Sun.” Sponsors of the show, which will feature the mother-daughter luncheon, are the Men’s Fellowship of the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. The men also are preparing the luncheon, states Henry Holst, president of the Fellowship. All types of clothing—including those for the expectant mother, the tall and short person and for children, will be presented, says Madelyn Thomas of the Mannequins. The above photo presents (left and right standing) Beverly Brooke and Madelyn Thomas, members of the Mannequins, with Mrs. Herbert Anderson of Buena Park seated with daughters who will model. They are (from left, front) Karen Anderson, Sally Foster, Diane Anderson. (Bulletin Photo) Theta Nu Girls Set Rush Tea the monthly meeting of Theta chapter of Alpha Iota Sorority, national Honorary Society for Business College, members need time on plans for a rush or pledges Saturday, May 9 in college. As Alexander of Haggarty’s of Alona Square will stage a Fashion Show for the tea. Her business resolved arpound Alpha Iota International Convention to be held at the Statler Los Angeles in July. The Anaheim Chapter will be one of the units to hostess the convention which will be held at Disneyland Hotel. Members and guests shared the pictures on experiences of Miss Ruth Kearns, as a teacher, this past summer in an Alaskan fishing village outside of Kodiak. “Alaska has always held an interest for many people of the United States, but now that she is a sister state, interest in this fascinating country has grown,” she stated. Zion Fellowship Has Party, Potluck The Zion Fellowship Club held a white elephant party and potluck supper in combination with their regular meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nullmeyer and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zobel serving as hosts. Nullmeyer announced that the annual fish fry has been cancelled, and plans for the summer activities were made. Get-well wishes and a gift were sent to one of the club members: Santa Ana was the setting for the candlelight ceremony uniting Deane Joslyn of Costa Mesa and William A. Goodrich, Jr. of Anaheim. The Rev. Gerald Bash performed the double ring rites while a selection of the couple’s favorite nuptial hymns were played in the back ground. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Mildred Joslyn-of Paducah, Ken., and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. David Breen of 313 W. Rose-Anaheim, and William A. Goodrich, Sr. of Garden Grove. Chantilly Lace David Breen escorted the bride to the altar. Her gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta was fashioned in ballerina length with scoop neckline, empire waist and three-quarter sleeves. A half-hat of matching lace edged with seed pearls held a floating veil of English silk illusion, and she carried baby orchids on a white-bound Bible. Mrs. Grace Garnett of Costa Mesa was the bride’s only attendee. She wore a gown of yellow silk organza over taffeta, trimmed with white daisy embroidery and white headdress. She carried a bouquet of yellow and white carnations. Stanley Hanson of Anaheim, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, served as bestman. Reception Held A reception was held in Harris’ Banquet Room where wedding gifts were opened and cake served by Mrs. Garnett and Mrs. Bob Nightingale, sister of the bridegroom. The bridegroom’s mother attended the wedding wearing a blue dress with white accessories. The bride’s mother was unable to attend. For a honeymoon trip the new Mrs. Goodrich later changed to a pale green Italian knit suit with white accessories. The couple will make their home VENTION PLANNING — Enjoying the fun on planning as well as checking the speaker workshop programs for the Women's Auxiliary convention to the California State Dental Association, slated for May 4 and 5 at the Ambas-er Hotel, are members of the Auxiliary to the Orange County Dental Society. They are (from left) Mrs. George Kirkelie Jr., Mrs. Ernest Kaye, Mrs. James R. Wilson, president of the county unit, and Mrs. R. B. Hansen. Theme of the meeting will be “Dental Keynotes.” OCDA Convention Plans Told OCDA Convention Plans Told city first annual convention Women's Auxiliary to the California State Dental ation, is slated for May 4 at the Ambassador Hotel in Jersey. of the convention will be Keynotes” with breakfast served in the ballroom at delegates members and to attend. Davis, B.A., M.S., connutritionist and well known will be the keynote speaking election of officers, progress and accomplishwill be reported by district California Institute of Techand Harvard University. a co-author of “Issues and the War.” “Modern World ,” and “Fighting for Freesis meeting, members will branch legislative stands state and national convenThe Fullerton branch will one delegates to the State aton to be held May 7, 8. at the Ambassador Hotel. ers will also vote on sending es to the National ConvenKansas City June 21-26. presidents. A series of skits will depict dental health program activities. During the past years the Orange County Dental Auxiliary has been busy printing and distributing books entitled "Yours for Keeps." The book pertains to dental health, for all sixth grade classrooms in the county, and is free of charge. Mrs. James Wilson, president of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Orange County Dental Society has named the following members as delegates to the convention: Mesdames Allen Cole, O.P. Cornell, Jr., J. Robert Feeney, Herbert Folsom, James Garry, Robert Gettmann, James Givens, C.O. Gruber, R. M. Hauck, Walter Israel and James Wilson. Alternates will be Mesdames Howard Bonebrake, Frank Brewster, Lawrence Dickinson, Niles Guchet, William Parks, Robert Schuh, David Smiley Howard Tyrrell, John McAndrew and Jerome Krueger. Tuesday luncheon will be in the Embassy Room where, after instillation of officers, a program “American Modes and Symptoms” will be presented. Edith Head, Paramount Studio designer and author of the “Dress Doctor,” will be featured. Musical program will be presented by the Santa Monica Concert Chorale. May 23 Date of Ortez, Cove Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ortez, Jr. of 820 S. Claudina St., announce the gorthcoming marriage of their daughter, Marlita Ann, and Frederick Cove, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Royal Cove of Huntington Beach. Nuptial mass is to be officiated on May 23 in the St. Boniface Catholic Church of Anaheim. The bride-elect is a graduate of Marywood High School and is a former employe of Bullock’s, Santa Ana. Her fiance attended school in Rhode Island and graduated from Long Beach Polytechnic High School. Dean Joslyn Is Bride of William Goodrich First Christian Church In Ana was the setting for the night ceremony uniting Dean of Costa Mesa and William Dirich, Jr. of Anaheim. The Gerald Bash performed the ring rites while a selection couple’s favorite nuptial were played in the back-ride is the daughter of Mrs. Joslyn-of Paducah, Ken., bridegroom is the son of David Breen of 313 W. Rose. In Santa Ana after June 1. Until then they are visiting the bride’s mother in Paducah and the bride-groom’s family in Indiana. EVENING RITES — A candlelight ceremony at Santa Ana's First Christian Church united Dean Joslyn of Costa Mesa and William A. Goodrich Jr. of Anaheim The couple are spending their honeymoon visiting in Paducah and Indiana where the bridegroom has relatives.