anaheim-gazette 1938-10-27

Sally Jean Newkirk Becomes Bride of Gerald Boege of Fullerton For her marriage to Gerald Boege of Fullerton Saturday evening in the chapel of St. John’s Episcopal church in Los Angeles, Miss Sally Jean Newkirk, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Harris D. Newkirk, 1018 W. Center street, Anaheim, chose a color scheme of black and white. The bride’s gown of white chiffon velvet contrasted with similarly-fashioned frocks of black chiffon velvet worn by her three Panhellenic Society Has Meeting Here For the first event of the autumn season, more than 30 members and prospective members of the North Orange County Panhellenic society met Tuesday night at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse for a buffet dinner. Mrs. Gordon McComber was in charge of the meeting in the absence of the president, Mrs. Dale O. Phetteplace. A college rush-party theme was used for the dinner. Placecards included the name of the guest, her sorority and the university she attended. Miss Mary McGill arranged table appointments, Mrs. Robert Baker was in charge of the dinner and Mrs. Stroller White, Miss Mildred Lee and Miss Helen Hoelzel of the program. Mrs. Maxwell Erwin was in charge of publicity. When members of each sorority represented were introduced it was found that Alpha Chi Omega national sorority had the largest number with Kappa Delta second. Others present were Mrs. A. W. DeLand, Mrs. Merrill Gregory, Groups Enjoy Hallowe’en Party More than 300 persons took part in the 11th annual Hi-Y and Gi Reserves Hallowe’en party on Tuesday evening at Sportland Balboa. The entire group left at 6:30 o’clock. Shuffle board, ping pong, bowling, badminton, skee ball and archery provided entertainment at the hall. The feature of the evening, however, was a 40-minute boat ride into the ocean. Thirty groups of about 110 persons each made the trip. Refreshments were served upon their return. The caravan of cars was given a complete police escort to the beach through the courtesy Chief James S. Bouldin, Captain Henry Meehan of the highway patrol and th eNewport-Balboa police department. Leaders who took part in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bowney, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brawley, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morley, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ryan, Mr. and M Ted Payne, Mr. and Mrs. LeeR Riddleton, Miss Agnes Shawyer, Miss Harriet Hartwell, Miss Agn Allen, Miss Frances Wilbur, Ms Thelma Zimmerman, Miss Barbara Crow, Miss Wanda Smith, Willia Llewellyn, Winston Shaver, Robe Baker, Robert Quast and William Ross. Many parents of the members the two groups also attended. Guests Entertained by Sorority Chapter Guests were entertained Tuesday night by Sigma Phi social sorority with Miss Phyllis Corcoran and Miss Frances Barco hostesses at the home of the former in Fullerton. Miss Betty Hermsdorf, a guest, received a prize in a scavenger hunt. Members wore costumes representing their secret ambitions, the first prize being awarded to Miss Edna Dreyer who was dressed as a big game hunter, Mrs. Edward Wilson, Jr., a sister of Miss Corcoran, was the judge. Other members were Miss Isabel Bruington, Miss Betty Taggart, Miss Virginia Scott and Mrs. Merle West, Anaheim, and Mrs. Robert McCormick, Mrs. William Gillette, Jr., Miss Virginia La Grange and Miss Florence Dauser, Fullerton. Guests were Miss Mary Elizabeth Wallace and Mrs. Oakley Moore, Anaheim; Mrs. John Morrison, Downey; Miss Mary Bell, Fullerton, and Mrs. Helen Collins of Albany, Ore., who is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ames of Fullerton. Kuchel Talks at Fullerton Rally Pledging his best effort and full support for relief of unemployment and tax reduction, Assemblyman Thomas Kuchel of the 75th district assured his hearers he would "do it all in an American way" when and if he is returned to the state legislature. He addressed a breakfast meeting rally of his northern Orange county campaign committee this morning at the Bit of Scandia cafe in Fullerton. Major issues in California today are not partisan in nature and should be met and solved without any appeal to party politics," Kuchel asserted. He attacked proponents of a move to give California a one-house legislature and explained that such a move would give Los Angeles and San Francisco a predominance in representation which could control the state legislature. GUARDING YOUR LOVED ONES A marvelous contribution by Medical Science, to the happiness of the average household, has been made in modern Health Education. Fathers take more systematic care of their own health, and check up periodically, either with the family physician or through the Life Insurance examiner. Happier Mothers, whose physical well-being is looked after with understanding before, during and after the coming of the children. Children who are fed, clothed, exercised and generally reared with an adequate appreciation of the value of good health. Have you been keeping up with what this kind of "guarding" is doing for the nation? Years of activity and health are being added to human life. From every standpoint it is well worth your while to guard your health. JACKSON DRUG CO. Prescription specialists 237 CAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM-CAL. THIS IS No. 19 OF A SERIES "TELLING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DOCTOR." ANAHEIM GAZETTE Teps Enjoy owe'en Party Than 300 persons took part in 14th annual Hi-Y and Girl's Hallowe'en party held evening at Sportland at the entire group left in from the YMCA building 'oclock. The board, ping pong, bowl-dminton, skee ball and provided entertainment at The feature of the eve-weever, was a 40-minute lee into the ocean. Three of about 110 persons each trip. Refreshments moved upon their return. Caravan of cars was givenlete police escort to the through the courtesy of James S. Bouldin, Captain Meehan of the highway and th eNewport-Balboa department. ers who took part in the were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bon-r. and Mrs. Ray Brawley, Mrs. Bert Morley, Mr. and chard Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. yne, Mr. and Mrs. LeeRoy on, Miss Agnes Shaver, arriet Hartwell, Miss Agnes Miss Frances Wilbur, Miss Zimmerman, Miss Barbara Miss Wanda Smith, William wyn, Winston Shaver, Robert Robert Quast and William parents of the members of groups also attended. Anaheim Lions Club Has Homecoming Former members and other special guests were invited to the "Homecoming" program of the Anaheim Lions club held last Thursday evening at the Ebell clubhouse. The Lions were welcomed to the clubhouse by Mrs. A. P. M. Brown on behalf of the Ebell club. Preliminary arrangements for the affair were made by A. P. M. Brown, who also issued the invitations. Merle Strand arranged the program which featured a one-act play by drama students of Fullerton junior college under the direction of Mrs. Esther Litchfield, and a group of piano solos by Eber Flaws of the Huntington Beach Lions club. Special guests included Kurt Epstein, a charter member who recently returned to Anaheim and Mrs. Epstein; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cromer of San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Eddy of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Peter Funk, Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Sheridan, Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. George Bellin, Mrs. Martha Neighbors, Mrs. Margaret Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon W. Stark, C. C. Lamb, Herbert L. Eldred, and Ross Phegley. Initiation Conducted at Chapter Meeting Formal initiation ceremonies for Mrs. Maylou Reynold and Mrs. Katherine Royer of Fullerton were conducted by Eta Gamma chapter, Child Christened in 75-Year-Old Robe Christening of Brenda Lou Browning, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Browning, was held at St. Michael's Episcopal church Sunday afternoon with the Rev. D. Howard Dow, pastor of the church, officiating. The baby wore a robe that was made for the christening services of her grandfather, Victor A. Browning, which were held 75 years ago in England. The child's father also wore the same robe when he was christened. Following the christening a tea was served at the Browning home on Orangethorpe avenue for about 60 guests. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH "Everlasting Punishment" is the subject of the Lesson-Sermon on Sunday in all Churches of Christ Scientist. The Golden Text is from Micah: "Rejoice not against me, O mine enemy; when I fall, I shall arise; when I sit in darkness, the Lord shall be a light unto me." The Lesson-Sermon includes this parable of Jesus from the Gospel of Luke: "Two men went up into the temple to pray; the one a Pharisee, and the other a publican. The Pharisee stood and prayed thus with himself, God, I thank thee, that I am not as other men are, extortioners, unjust, adulterers, or even as this publican... And the publican, standing afar off, would not lift up so much as his eyes unto heaven, but smote upon his breast, saying, God be merciful to me a sinner. I tell you, this man went down to his house justified rather than the other: for every one that exalteth himself shall be abased; and he that humbleth himself shall be exalted." Achievement Hours The twelfth annual achievement program was held in the intermediate grammar school day evening. Mrs. F. L., county club council president produced R. E. Launer, Law former council president, and man of the evening. Rosse 5-H club president, start program by leading in club pledge. The purpose of an achievement program was pointed out by Wahlberg, farm advisor, and the occasion for a review years accomplishments. Members in the county year in their different entitlement of livestock, poultry, truss berries, bees, etc., expected total of $9300 including anance for their own time. Sale of products produced hand at the end of the income of $12,000 was leaving a total net profit of L. P. Halderman, preside ORange County Farm presented certificates of merit to Betty Jean C Donald Mauerhan, David H Harold Todd as out club members and to Dan Denny Hayden, Robert E Edward Erman, Robert H Steve Foster, and Gerald having the best projects in wide competition. Time permitted having 4-H demonstration team program this year. Ira Ha leader of the Costa Messa with the members of Ebell Club Dance Party Number 5 was selected as the first semi-formal of the season to be given by Aheim Junior Ebell club Ebell clubhouse. Dancing from 9:30 to 12:30 o'clock. Robert Harvey is general manager of the affair. Members decorations committee are Wilson Polley, Mrs. Raymond Mrs. Robert Baker, Miss Rymer and Miss Helen Ma-Mrs. Elva Hamler and Mary Louise Rundstrom will charge of tickets and pay. Clemente Camp Occupied by CCC Company of 195 youths from Mississippi and Louisiana went into the CCC camp at Clemente which was unoccupied during the past summer. Initiation Conducted at Chapter Meeting Formal initiation ceremonies for Mrs. Maylou Reynold and Mrs. Katherine Royer of Fullerton were conducted by Eta Gamma chapter, Kappa Delta Phi sorority, Monday at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Doris Hemmer. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Dorothy Nunlist and Miss Lilah Hadlock. Mrs. Katie Williams conducted the initiation ceremony. Initiation was followed by an exchange of "mystery pal" gifts and hearts in which winners were Mrs. Hyacinth Raggio, Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Nunlist. The chapter has cancelled a regular meeting next Monday evening in favor of a "founders day" dinner at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening at Bit of Scandia cafe, followed by an informal dance for escorts and other friends. Other members present Monday evening were Miss Margery Patrick, Mrs. Mildred Pomeroy and Miss Charlotte Price, Anaheim; Mrs. Lucille Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Ferguson and Miss Eileen Muchow of Fullerton. Nearly 40 per cent of the scheduled flying in the United States is done at night. ADVERTISION "We are using this Method to Advertising in North Orange County" By Mentioning This Ad You Receive BOTH at the PRICE of ONE— SEALY "SLEEPWELL" GUARANTEED Innerspring Mattress Price $34 SEALY "SLEEPWELL" GUARANTEED Box Spring Price $34 r wear! 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E.ahlberg, farm advisor, as being occasion for a review of the years accomplishments. 4-H club members in the county this past year in their different enterprises livestock, poultry, truck crops, berries, bees, etc., expended a total of $9300 including an allowance for their own time. From the sale of products produced or on hand at the end of the year an income of $12,000 was received having a total net profit of $2700. L. P. Halderman, president of the Orange County Farm Bureau, presented certificates of achievement to Betty Jean Chapman, Ronald Mauerhan, David Kennedy, and Harold Todd as outstanding club members and to Dale Heil, Jenny Hayden, Robert Osborne, Edward Erman, Robert Hein, Jr., Steve Foster, and Gerald Ulm asaving the best projects in county side competition. Time permitted having but one 4-H demonstration team on the program this year. Ira Hartshorn, leader of the Costa Mesa Aggies, with the members of the team Mrs. A. F. Schroeder presented the cups for the farm bureau to the following: Agricultural demonstration team, Ira Hartshorn, leader; best poultry project, John Hastings; best rabbit project, Keith Bales; best vegetable project, Billie Beach. In recognition of their loyal service in club programs and activities, Ross E. Crane, assistant farm advisor in charge of club work, presented certificates to J. J. Beavers, James Bacon, and A. C. Sutliff. Also clubs having 100% completion were reported. These were Humming Birds club, Mrs. F. L. Benson, leader; Tustin Livewires club, Mrs. G. D. Griset, leader; Chat'n'Sew club, Mrs. E. L. Davis, leader; Orange Buds, Mrs. A. H. Bircher, leader; Costa Mesa aggies, Ira Hartshorn, leader, Magnolia Farmers, J. J. Beavers, leader; Sandwash club, Harry Hoskins. Jr., leader; and Blue and Gold club, Bruce Johnston, leader. The award of charters and seals to clubs making a satisfactory record for the year was made by Woodbridge Metcalf, extension Forester, University of California. These include Blue and Gold, Balboa Island Sandpipers, Costa Mesa Aggies, Cackle and Root, Chat'n'Sew, Humming Birds. Katella Farmers, Magnolia Girls, Magnolia Farmers, Olive Hillbillies, Orange Duds, Sandwash, and Tustin Livewires. Eric Eastman, former 4-H club agent here, gave an interesting review of the development of the program and amusing incidents experienced. A number of former 4-H club members are now leaders. A girls dress review was directed by Miss Frances Liles, home demonstration agent. The girls wear dresses which they had made as a part of their project activities. Presentation of achievement pins was made by Frank Was, representing the California Bankers association. End Rubber Stamp Representation Send a MAN to Washington Join The Committee of 10,000! 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