anaheim-gazette 1937-05-13

Reception is Held for Mothers of New Freshmen The annual reception for mothers of incoming freshmen students at Anaheim union high school was held in the school library Tuesday afternoon. The library was decorated with flowers from the school garden, with a color scheme of yellow being carried out. In the receiving line were J. A. Clayes, principal; Frank Kellog, vice principal; Mrs. Ruth Smith, librarian; Mrs. Walter Ross, president of the Parent-Teachers association, and the following representatives of the rural schools in the district, Mrs. J. C. Moolick, Savannah; Mrs. Herman Stern, Magnolia; Mrs. R. R. Schwartzbach, Loara; Mrs. R. Wollenman, Katella; Mrs. Lyman Booth, Centralia, and Mrs. J. C. Cawthorn, Cypress. Mr. Clayes welcomed the mothers and introduced teachers of freshmen classes. Musical entertainment was furnished by the Mozart club, consisting of the Mozart orchestra, Mozart string ensemble, boys' double quartet and the girls' double quartet. Leaders of the groups are J. W. Williams, Miss Kathryn Potter and Miss Helene Ehlers. Following the program, the boys' double quartet acted as escorts on a tour of the campus and girls of the three upper classes served punch and wafers in the library. The reception is held each year under the direction of the high school. Spring Flower Show of Ebell Club is Success Outstanding success marked the second annual Ebell club flower show, staged at the K. P. hall last Monday under the direction of the home and garden section of the club. Mrs. F. W. Elliott, head of the section, was in charge of arrangements for the show. Mrs. Elliott was unable to estimate the number of persons witnessing the displays, but declared that the hall was well filled at all times by a continuous flow of visitors. Displays were attractively arranged throughout the hall while the tea room and tables bearing plants and candies, and library books on gardening added to the event. Among those winning awards were Mrs. George Kammerer, Mrs. Charles Bustamente, Mrs. Dora Pearson, Mrs. H. A. Johnston, Mrs. Alfred Bonney, Mrs. R. Gregg, Mrs. R. N. Ashley, Mrs. R. Dugdale, Mrs. Fred Davis; Mrs. O. R. Owen, Mrs. L. R. Tombs, Mrs. M. W. Martinet, Mrs. J. H. Daugherty, Maud Comstock, Mrs. J. J. Ramsey, Mrs. F. L. Freeman, Mrs. E. Stark, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. F. W. Elliott, Mrs. Addle Lopez, Mrs. Myrtle Roquet; Mrs. J. W. Newton, Mrs. E. H. W. Kersten, Mrs. Perry V. Grout, Mrs. F. Baum, Miss L. Benner, Miss E. Kate Rea, Mrs. Satzke, Las Amigas club, Mrs.M.M.Henderson, sixth grade, George Wash- Students of High School Included in Music Festival Several members of the band, orchestra, boys glee club and girls glee club of Anaheim union high school participated in the sixth annual high school music festival presented by high schools of the county last Friday evening at Santa Ana. The program was in celebration of National Music Week. Anaheim music instructors who also participated were Joshua Williams, Miss Helene Ehlers and Miss Katheryn Potter. Groups of numbers were offered by the orchestra, band, boys and girls glee clubs, members of which were selected from the organizations of the various schools. The final number was by the festival mixed chorus and orchestra. Carnival at High School to be May 21 The annual carnival sponsored by the junior and senior classes of Anaheim union high school and the high school Parent-Teachers association will be held on the athletic field of the high school Friday, May 21, it was announced yesterday. The concessions will be under the supervision of the students, while the P.-T.A.members will be in charge of the food sale.Supper will be sold on the athletic field. Mrs. Florence Kerr New President of Eulogia Class New officers were installed by the Eulogia class of the Calvary Baptist church at a meeting held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Arlene Mahoney, 816 N. Clementine street. Mrs. Florence Kerr will serve during the coming year as president. Other officers are Mrs. Minnie Lockman, vice-president; Mrs. Hazel Bowen, secretary-treasurer, and Mrs. Lella Campbell, publicity. Committee chairmen were also appointed, including Mrs. Mahoney, Mrs. Vesta Lowe and Mrs. Ethel Jackson, entertainment; Mrs. Campbell, press; Mrs. Ida Daws, refreshments; Mrs. Cora Dugdale, Mrs. Helen Hanson and Mrs. Ruth Wilson, ways and means; Mrs. Bessie Wade, devotion; Mrs. Ann Wilson, decorations; and Mrs. Belle McAfee and Mrs. Estelle Thomas, labels. Mrs. Luella Beardsley was chosen class teacher. It was announced that the guild girls will give a luncheon May 20 to raise money for the summer camp at Pacific Palisades. Pies for the luncheon will be furnished by the Eulogia class. Mrs. Ruth Wilson was presented with a set of bowls by Mrs. Beardsley for making the most calls during the year and with a Bible by Mrs. Thomas for attending Sunday school every Sunday for the past year. Devotions were led by Mrs. Wade, whose subject was "Mother's Day." Hostesses for the eve- Elizabeth Heckman to Present Pupils in Piano Recital Miss Elizabeth Heckman, piano teacher, will present her class in recital Friday evening, May 21, at 8 o'clock in the auditorium of the Horace Mann school, it was announced yesterday. Pupils to be presented are Jeannette Johnston, Dick DuBois, Jack DuBois, Edith Brown, Betty Roberts, Elaine Maass, Margaret Leubb ning were Mrs. Nancy Butler, Mrs. Marguerite Harris, Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. Lowe. FEDCO RAISES Rabbit Friers 4 lbs., 6 weeks Mr. J. W. Jensen, 400 South Muscatel Says: Four months feeding Fedco Complete Rabbit Pellets I haven't lost a single rabbit. 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FOOT PEDAL OPENS DOOR The famous Len-A-Dor! Tim which opens the cabinet door at your foot. Both hands are free, Leonard! 236 WEST OPPOSITE FO Father's Night Program Given by Washington P.-T. A. About 200 persons attended the Father's Night program given Monday evening by the George Washington Parent-Teachers association at the school. One of the features of the program was a demonstration of first aid work given by a squad of officers from the Santa Ana police department under the direction of James McWilliams. Mrs. Laura C. Warren, executive secretary of the Orange county council of Red Cross chapters, followed the demonstration with a short talk on "First Aid in the School." Other program features were the Fremont school orchestra, directed by Miss Ethel Campbell, a playlet, "Mother's Helper," a group of songs by the sixth grade students, under the direction of Miss Mildred Mauerhan, and an Hawaiian dance by the fourth grade pupils. Bruce Alsip told of the study of Hawaii undertaken by the fourth grade as a project. Warren Heckman, whose assay on "Americanism" recently won second prize in the state, read the poem, "Flag of Our Country." The event will open with a parade through the streets of the business district at 1 o'clock and will conclude with the penny舞 to be held in the gymnasium at 9 o'clock. Tickets for the affair may be obtained from students or at the gate, it was said. The committee working on arrangements includes C. G. Heddle Engagement of Mary Elinor Spielman Revealed Formal announcement was made today of the engagement of Miss Mary Elinor Spielman, daughter of Mrs. Mary Grace Spielman, 500 E. Broadway, to Keith Kavanagh, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Kavanagh, Fullerton. The couple will be married in June. Miss Sipelman is a past queen of the Anaheim Job's Daughters and is a member of the past queen's organization. She is now attending Fullerton junior college, having been graduated from Anaheim union high school with the class of 1935. Mr. Kavanagh was graduated from Fullerton union high school, also in 1935. They plan to make their home in Anaheim. Mrs. Fred Backs Gives Party for Mrs. Joe Carroll Mrs. Fred A. Backs entertained at her home on North Philadelphia street last Tuesday afternoon for Mrs. Joe Carroll who is leaving next month on a trip to Austria. Mrs. Backs decorated her table with a centerpiece made of flowers depicting a large ship. Smaller floral pieces in the form of ships were given to each of the 12 guests. Mrs. Eldred is Honored at Farewell Party Mrs. Herbert Eldred was the honored guest at a farewell party given last Tuesday evening by Mrs. James Kennedy and Miss Katherine Maxwell at the Kennery home. Mrs. Eldred left this morning for a visit to New England. Date Changed for Picnic of Katella School Date of the annual Katella picnic at Irvine park has changed from May 21 to June 1, it was announced year day at the meeting of the school Parent-Teachers association. Sons attending are asked to take their own lunch and table seating. Coffee, sugar, cream and ice cream will be furnished by the P-T. The program of the day was reprinted of the Mother's Day poem given last Friday by pearl of the first and second grade under the direction of Mrs. Timmons. Paul Bocker, principal and social education director, talks the relation between athletic boys' health. He warned against youth participating in activities too early in life because of the danger to the heart. A benefit card party will held at the home of Mrs. Douglass on Collins avenue; Monday afternoon at 1 o'clock was announced. A. F. Siewart was chosen master for the Boy Scout at Katella school. He will assist his duties in September. Guests of the meeting were H. L. Cooper, Mrs. W. H. V and Mrs. E. B. Walsworth, heim. The refreshment commenced Mrs. R. L. Knapp, Mrs. Andres, and Mrs. Fred Schlu Combined Chorus to Rehearse Next Thursday Mrs. B. T. Sheppard of Angeles, state Parent-Teacher association music chairman, will be in Anaheim next Thursday for For Limited Time Only THIS SENSATIONAL NEW 1936 Leonard This Big 6-Cubic Foot Model Only Backed by a 5-Year Protection Plan Regular $214.50 Special $169.50 Installed PAY AS LITTLE AS $4.50 per Mo. 5-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN TEMPERATURE INDICATOR! Most revolutionary forward step in refrigeration. Constant, Visible Proof of safe temperatures in the food compartment. ICE SHELF ON DOOR! Dry drop-shelf available in an instant, for storing ice drinks, rearranging refrigerators, serving salads or frozen desserts. RIOR LIGHT! On automatically when you open the door, but when the door is closed. Every inch of cabinet clearly visible. PEDAL OPENS DOOR Famous Len-A-Dor! 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The benefit card party will be at the home of Mrs. Leo Glass on Collins avenue next day afternoon at 1 o’clock, it announced. F. Siewart was chosen scout for the Boy Scout troop Katella school. He will assume duties in September. Tests of the meeting were Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. W. H. Welsh Mrs. E. B. Walsworth, Ana- The refreshment committee Mrs. R. L. Knapp, Mrs. Paulres, and Mrs. Fred Schlund. Combined Choruses Rehearse Next Thursday Ms. B. T. Sheppard of Los Angeles, state Parent-Teacher association music chairman, will be Anaheim next Thursday for re-hearsal of the combined Orange county P.-T. A. choruses. The rehearsal will be held at the Salem Evangelical church at 10 o’clock. County choruses combining are the Fullerton P.-T. A. council chorus, the Orange P.-T. A. chorus and the La Mosk chorus of Anaheim. These groups will participate in the Mother Singers chorus at the state P.-T. A. convention to be held at Pasadena on May 27. 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