anaheim-bulletin 1959-05-12

PAST AND PRESENT — Junior Ebell co-ordinators stand with outgoing and new presidents following installation rites which were conducted in an original circus theme written by Mrs. J. R. Thompson. In photo are (from left) Mrs. Thompson, senior co-ordinator; Mrs. James Thompson, senior co-ordinator; Mrs. James rigan, retiring president; Mrs. Donald Go president; and Mrs. William A. Hutton, junior ordinator, newly-appointed. FOR SERVICE SAC Student Honored with Other Women Miss Kyla Lyon, honor student and campus leader at Santa Ana College, has been awarded "Woman of the Year" honors as a high- FOR SERVICE SAC Student Honored with Other Women Miss Kyla Lyon, honor student and campus leader at Santa Ana College, has been awarded "Woman of the Year" honors as a highlight of the recognition of 40 campus women for their service to the college. Miss Lyon, the daughter of a former SAC philosophy professor, is vice president of the Associated Students, chairman of the Interclub Council, former president of the Associated Women Students, cochairman of the successful Bill of Rights observance last fall, and winner of highest academic honors. Another ten women were honored for exceptional service at an evening program. They were Mary Miles, Maxine Harris, Kay Carstensen, Luana Schmutte, Sharon La Bonte, Noel Rife, Delores Russell, Judy Moore, Judy W. Lewis and Mary Sullivan of Anaheim. Others feted to round out the 40 were Sue Badger and Joan Dowling, Garden Grove; Janki Kokx and Carol Smith, Orange-Tustin, and from Santa Ana, Jean Anderson, Janice Bate, Karen Bessey, Linda Bright, Violet Craemer, Judy Dombrewski, Judy Hamilton, Beth Harrison, Pat Henryson, Diana Hertz, Della Kahn, Susan Larsen, Judy D. Lewis, Nancy McNeil, Judy Morse, Diane Narasaki, Barbara Newman, Dottie Ogle Nix, Judy Norton, Rosalind Peterson, Sharon Quinn, Susan Reed, Nancy Stebbins, Joan Tammaro and Marta Villanea. Beta Sigma Phi Installs Officers New officers of Chi Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi were installed in ceremonies at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Robert A. Wiles, 2309 Arlington Ave., Anaheim. Officers for the coming year are: Mrs. William Hall, president; Mrs. Henry E. Lestmann, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Upson, recording secretary; Mrs. Roy Otey, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Le Orville, treasurer; Mrs. John Ragan, extension officer; Mrs. Thearman McKenney, civil defense. A special feature of the evening was the presentation of a gift to Mrs. Dale Means in appreciation of her advisory services. The 68th Annual Convention of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, to be held June 1-5 inclusive, at Los Angeles promises to be a star-studded affair from beginning to close. International, as well as national speakers, will feature the afternoon and evening sessions, with morning sessions devoted to the business of the Federation. Preceding the official opening of the convention at the Shrine Auditorium on Tuesday morning, California clubwomen will present an inspiring and memorable "California Night," banquet and program, at the Palladium in Hollywood Monday evening. June first. A salute to Cecilia B. DeMille, great film maker and great American, will be presented by Monaca Jones, Los Angeles, motion picture chairman, CFWC. The program will be built around the life work of this pioneer producer director, a man honored throughout the world, and before his death California's most outstanding citizen. Keynote Address Y. Frank Freeman, head of Paramount Studio, chairman of the Motion Picture Producers Association Mrs. Thearman McKenney, civil defense. A special feature of the evening was the presentation of a gift to Mrs. Dale Means in appreciation of her advisory services. Climaxing the program the presentation of the California Federation of Women's Clinical award planned for many months before his honoring him for "His Life Spiritual and Moral Leader which his work and example made a lasting mark in the men of all colors," creed." Mrs. Cecilia El Boyly. DeMille's granddaughter accept the award for the family. California Singers The music for the event be provided by the "C Chorus" composed of clu from the Los Angeles ad der direction of S. Arth is of Los Angeles with M cille B. Champlain of P as choral co-ordinator. M In ceremonies at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. Robert A. Wiles, 2309 Arlington Ave., Anaheim. Officers for the coming year are: Mrs. William Hall, president; Mrs. Henry E. Lestmann, vice-president; Mrs. Ralph Upson, recording secretary; Mrs. Roy Otey, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Harry Le Orville, treasurer; Mrs. John Ragan, extension officer; MOTHERS HONORED — In photo Eta Chapter of Theta Chi Epallon Socority honored their mothers with corsages as they take their places at the table at their "Mothers and Daughters" banquet held in the Poolside Room of Disneyland Hotel. Standing in the back row are (from Mmes. Kenneth Lepschultz, Wm. Vahle, McCrystal, Jack Worthington, and Mrs. M Isham. In the front row are: Mmes. Jane Sylvia Marshall, and Carl Zaun. (Bulletin) co-ordinator: Mrs. James Corsident; Mrs. Donald Gordon, William A. Hutton, junior copointed. (Bulletin Photo) RELAXATION — New officers of Anaheim Junior Ebell Club enjoy a moment of relaxation at their installation meeting. The program featured Russell Curry and his advice on dancing. In photo are (from left) Mrs. John Donald, ways and means; Mrs. Richard Acton, hospitaliJack Vanderlip, social service; Mrs. Cook, curator; and Mrs. Carl Last, merchairman. (Bulletin Photo) Dr. Ed Russell Is The Bulletin men The Bulletin Tuesday, May 12, 1959 Infab in Los Angeles Movie Stars, Guests Benton, and long time close personal friend of DeMille, will make the nominee address. Henry Wilcoxon, associate producer to DeMille on the Ten Commandments" will be master of ceremonies, with film director Charlton Heston telling the intimate story behind his memorable portrayal of Moses under DeMille's guidance. Other stars participating are Anne Baxter, Yul Brynner, Yvonne Carlo, Edward G. Robinson, Deborah Paget, Sir Cedric Hardocke, Nina Foch, Martha Scott, Vincent Price, Judith Anderson and Olive Deering. Climaxing the program will be a presentation of the California Federation of Women's Clubs special award planned for DeMille many months before his death, honoring him for "His lifetime of spiritual and Moral leadership in which his work and example have made a lasting mark in the hearts of men of all colors, race and breed." Mrs. Cecilia El Boughdad, DeMille's granddaughter, will accept the award for the DeMille family. California Singers The music for the evening will be provided by the "California chorus" composed of clubwomen from the Los Angeles area under the direction of S. Arthur Lew- of Los Angeles with Mrs. Lulu B. Champlain of Pasadena's choral co-ordinator. Mrs. A.F. SENIOR GROUP Cotillion Sponsors Hold Meet Dr. Ed Russell Is SORORITY OFFICERS — New officers of Eta Alpha Cappa Epsilon Sigma Alpha Sorority of Santa Ana pose for photo their installation in the home of Mrs. Earl Johnson. (from left, standing) Mrs. Burrell Wilson, treasurer; Mrs. Vosburg, recording secretary; Mrs. Jeanne Cailliez, co-directing secretary; (seated) Mrs. Alvin Davis vice president; Ted Cofer, president. Mrs. Bruce Blackman, retiring was installing officer. The group also enjoyed a Founder dinner at Chungking Restaurant. YWCA Home For May 2 The 19th annual hometour, sponsored by Orange County YWCA, ended for Saturday, May 3rd. Members derived from this event used to supplement for youth activities. This year a comprehensively planned tour, sponsored by Orange County YWCA, suited for Saturday, May 3rd. Members derived from this event used to supplement for youth activities. An added attraction is a community pool will be a w-staged during the afternoon featuring a group of M Cotillion Sponsors Hold Meet Sponsors of the West Anaheim Cotillion, Senior group, for high school age young people, met at the home of the president, Mrs. Joseph Clark, 10102 S. Dale, to discuss plans for the last two dances of the current season. At the next dance, May 21 at the Walt Disney School, the instructress, Mrs. Edith Pine, and Fred Shaw will present (as a special feature) a medley of the major social dances. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Canary, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Cowan are patrons and patronesses at this dance. The traditional "Cherry Blossom" Ball on June 11 will be the grand finale of the cotillion this year. At the May dance several cotillion members will be selected to assist on the committee for the ball. The sponsors, who include Messrs. and Mmes. James Allen, Kent Campbell, Joseph Clark, William Elmore, Dayton Gilleland, Robert E. Huff, John Johnson, Louis Moll, Earl Sampson, William Holgate will be patrons and patronesses on the occasion of the ball. Invitations for next season are now being mailed out. For information regarding membership call Mrs. Joseph Clark, president JA 7-2007, or William Elmore, membership chairman JA 7-6002. PAT SHEFFNER ... new officer Rainbows To Install Sunday Miss Pat Sheffner will be installed as worthy advisor at the sixth public installation of Anaheim Assembly No. 182, Order of Rainbow for Girls, to be held Sunday at 2:30 p.m., in the Masonic Temple, 104 N. Emily. Other high officers to be seated will be, Laurie Hogkvist, worthy associate advisor, Karin Carmi-chael, charity, and Joanna Hanskens, hope. Installing officers for the afternoon ceremony will include Deana Wear, grand hope to the State of California, Order of Rainbow for Girls; retiring worthy advisor Elaine Turney, Becky Sheffner (eldest sister to the newly elected worthy advisor), Peggy Seale and Anne Langston. All are past worthy advisors of Anaheim. The worthy advisor-elect is the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Sheffner of 2411 Greenbrier. She is 16 years old, and is a student at Western High School. Local Woman The May issue of Be & Gardens carried recipe for shrimp curry by Mrs. M. C. Lachenbrugh Rome Ave., Anaheim. Of the hundreds of mitted each month, one chosen by the Better Gardens Tasting Test it is apparent that they really have something! Ladies' Guild Banquet Thur The Ladies Guild of eran Church of Our sponsor a mother and banquet at 6:30 p.m. on to be held at the paris W. Orangethorpe. Reservations may be Mrs. Doris Staub, La tonight. Mrs. William Dann general chairman of Assisting her are Mrs. Ford, table decorations; Morey, program, and M Schmidt, publicity. A short business meet held after the banquet CFWC Will Feature Awards at Convention The California Federation of Women's Clubs, junior membership, in co-sponsorship with the Sears Roebuck Foundation, will present their annual awards in the "Build A Better Community" contest when they convene for a three-day state convention to be held May 14-16 at the Hotel Mark Hopkins in San Francisco. The Sears Roebuck Foundation will present $4,000 worth of awards to the winning clubs who best meet the needs of their community in the fields of any one of all of the following classifications: health, youth, education and culture, fine arts, conservation and beautification, safety, government, and civil defense. Money received is used to further these community service projects. Judges for this year's contest include: Don Porter, television star on the App Sothern Show; Pete Pitchess, Sheriff of Los Angeles County; and Dr. Arthur Coons, president of Occidental College in Los Angeles. Mrs. George Quesenbery of Monrovia, state junior "Build-A-Better Community" chairman, has announced that 229 clubs have entered the contest, a 100 per cent participation. Of that number, 90 per cent of the clubs are working with youth in their communities and with the mentally retarded children. They have made donations of money, equipment and volunteer service hours. The Sears Roebuck Foundation is particularly pleased with the 15 new clubs who will enter a special category for awards to promote future clubwork, according to Stewart Pettigrew, vice-president of Sears Roebuck Foundation, Pacific Coast Area. Among those planning to attend the BABC awards banquet are Pettigrew, vice-president of Sears Roebuck Foundation, Pacific Coast Area; J. F. Francoeur, Mid-California group manager of Sears Roebuck Company; E. F. Weldon, manager of the Haywood Sears Roebuck store; W. C. Ridener, manager of the Sears store in Oakland, and managers of the two San Francisco Sears Roebuck stores, G. L. Parnham, and D. F. Golsch. Mei Venter, radio commentator and columnist in the San Francisco area will also be a guest for the banquet. Russell Is Guild Guest Dr. Ed Russell, head of the Orange County Health Department, was guest speaker at the second general meeting of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild, Inc., held in the Ebell Clubhouse. Members were greeted by Mrs. George Fowler, president; and Mrs. Thomas Short, program chairman. Mrs. Henry Plou, host-it-tail-clubman-in-the-middle-three-thirds-of-a-cent-attended-the-contest. Sunkist Plans June Events Sunkist had a combined board meeting and luncheon for the last meeting of the year, held in the president's home, Mrs. Don O'Neill, 2208 Sycamore. Plans for the sixth grade party, as well as a luncheon for the teach- Russell Is Guild Guest Dr. Ed Russell, head of the Orange County Health Department, was guest speaker at the second general meeting of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild, Inc., held in the Ebell Clubhouse. Members were greeted by Mrs. George Fowler, president; and Mrs. Thomas Short, program chairman. Mrs. Henry Plou, hospitality chairman, invited them to a pink decorated tea table where Mrs. Paul Baker and Mrs. William Guzzardo poured. Russell discussed the various antibiotics and it's different effect on people. He explained in detail the reasons why the board of health is limiting the number of visitors allowed per patient in the hospitals of Orange County and that this rule has to stand indefinitely. Mrs. Paul Baker, ways and means chairman, gave a report on the success of the play that the Guild sponsored and was given by the Tustin Players. There were 700 people attending. Mrs. Edith Fordtran, remembrance fund chairman, explained in detail the purpose of her committee, and Mrs. A. H. Harle, volunteer chairman, introduced her cochairman, Mrs. Robert Driscoll. The new evening visitor register chairman, Mrs. Jack Kirk, brought the members up to date on committee functions. Mrs. Albert Burton, Junior counselor, gave a brief resume on the activities of the Junior Guild. Also introduced was Mrs. Thadore Pearson as the new amenities chairman. Catholic Group Conclave Set Today is the reservation deadline for the annual social conclave YWCA Home, Garden Tour Set For May 23 in Fullerton Area The 19th annual home and garden tour, sponsored by the North Orange County YWCA, is scheduled for Saturday, May 23. Proceeds derived from this affair will be used to supplement the budget for youth activities. This year a comprehensive tour has been planned to offer various types of homes, gardens, patios, pools, and unusual landscaping. The nine homes and Las Lomas Verdes, Inc., community pool are in the Fullerton area, and may be seen from 1 to 9 p.m. Refreshments will be served from 2 to 5 p.m./at the community pool. An added attraction at the community pool will be a water ballet staged during the afternoon and featuring a group of X-Tees un Donation is reasonable for the tour, booklets which contain maps showing location of homes and community pool as well a detailed description of same. The booklets contain tickets for entrance to all attractions, and entitles the bearer to refreshments. For further information contact the YWCA, 321 N. Pomona, Fullerton on any weekday during the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. The Y-House will be open all day on the date the tour is scheduled. of the California Catholic Alumni Clubs to be held May 30-31, 1959, at the Fresno Hacienda Motal, Fresno. Club members will attend from Orange County, Long Beach, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, San Bernardino, and San Diego. 'Golf, tennis, and swimming parties, floor shows, cocktail parties, fabulous meals, and underwater ballet are the entertainment features,' states Miss Georgia Grupe, Orange, general chairman. For further information and car pools and reservations, call Miss Georgia Grupe, Orange, Kimberly 7-3200. The Orange County Catholic Alumni Club is open to single, Catholic, college graduates and nurses. This year a comprehensive tour has been planned to offer various types of homes, gardens, patios, pools, and unusual landscaping. The nine homes and Las Lomas Verdes, Inc., community pool are in the Fullerton area, and may be seen from 1 to 9 p.m. Refreshments will be served from 2 to 5 p.m. at the community pool. An added attraction at the community pool will be a water ballet staged during the afternoon and featuring a group of Y-Teens under the chairmanship of Leanne Brothers. Local Woman Cited The May issue of Better Homes & Gardens carried a winning recipe for shrimp curry submitted by Mrs. M. C. Lachenbruch of 8452 Rome Ave., Anaheim. Of the hundreds of recipes submitted each month, only ten are chosen by the Better Homes & Gardens Tasting Test Kitchen, so it is apparent that the recipe must really have something! Ladies' Guild Sets Banquet Thursday The Ladies Guild of the Lutheran Church of Our Savior will sponsor a mother and daughter banquet at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, to be held at the parish hall, 1521 W. Orangethorpe. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Doris Staub, LA 6-4786 by tonight. Mrs. William Dannemeyer is general chairman of the affair, Assisting her are Mrs. Paul Bergford, table decorations; Mrs. Orrin Morey, program, and Mrs. Russell Schmidt, publicity. A short business meeting will be held after the banquet. BETROTHED — Mr. and Mrs. Carl Karcher of 706 N. Clementine, Anaheim, announce the engagement of their daughter Anne Marie to Gary Wiles, son of Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Wiles of Fullerton. Miss Karcher, a graduate of Marywood Girls' High School, is a student at the University of San Diego. Her fiance is a graduate of Fullerton Union High School, attended Fullerton Junior College, and is now attending San Jose State. No date has been set for the wedding. (Carsene Photo)