anaheim-gazette 1941-01-09

Nation’s Culture Depends on Women, Speaker Declares “The culture of the United States depends upon the women,” said Dr. Carter Davison Monday in his address to members of the Ebell club when they met Monday at the clubhouse. Dr. Davison is president of Knox college in Illinois. “Education has undergone a radical change in the last 50 years,” declared the well known lecturer. “From the emphasis on grammar, logic and rhetoric, education has changed to study of the individual.” Monday’s meeting began with a delicious luncheon in charge of Mrs. E. P. Hapgood and Mrs. Louis H. Hoskins. Serving were women whose names began with H, J, and K. The table was prettily appointed with seasonal floral centers arranged by Miss Helen Jefferay, Mrs. Ben Heying and Mrs. M. M. Henderson. An interesting feature of the meeting was the art exhibit arranged by the southern district federation of Art Traveling Exhibits. Several well known paintings were among those presented. The stage was centered with an illuminated portrait of Raphael's Madonna. Gold stars against a deep red background, calla lilies and acasias formed the stage setting arranged by Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld and Mrs. Harold Smith. Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, president, opened the business meeting, at which several club sections announced their meeting dates. One particularly important announcement was made when Mrs. R. W. Dickenson said that Red Cross work D.A.R. TO MEET TOMORROW Daughters of the American Revolution will hold their next meeting at the home of Mrs. E. Borchert of Garden Grove road tomorrow, beginning at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon. The subject of the meeting will be "Our Bill of Rights." Hostesses for the affair will be Mrs. Jefferson Rust and Mrs. Borchert. Mrs. Albert Karlen will general chairman of the meeting. Family Reunion Held At Bush Home Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush of 506 South West street were hosts Tuesday evening to a group of relatives gathered there for a family reunion and dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Keeling of Springtown, Texas, who arrived Friday to surprise Mrs. M. I. Bush, Mr. Keeling's sister. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Keeling of Hydro, Oklahoma, who are wintering in Reedley, Calif., Lynn Bush and Mrs. M. I. Bush, both of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Keeling are in California for the first time and both are complimenting Anaheim. Carl Palms Hosts To Group of Friends Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palm were hosts last evening to a bridge party held at their home on North Lemon street. A informal evening of cards was enjoyed, and refreshments of cake and coffee were served in buffet style. Edens Family Home From Short Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Robert Edens and daughter, Margaret, returned hom daughter, Margaret, returned home recently from Palm Springs where they spent enjoyable holiday week. The family visited the B-Bar-H ranch and the Harry Carr home, where the famous author resided. Mr. Eden had worked with Mr. Carr some time ago and was especially interested in the homestead. Two Anaheim Men to Mark Anniversaries Tonight Melvin Mungerson and Albert Heinze are celebrating their mutual birthdays with a dinner and informal evening. Mr. and Mrs. Mungerson and Mr. and Mrs. Heinze will enjoy a combined birthday party at an unknown destination in Los Angeles. Townsend Club Plans Card Party Anaheim Townsend club Nq. I will hold its regular card party tomorrow, Friday, at the club rooms at 224 East Center street Cards will begin at 8 o'clock and the regular games will be played There will be prizes and refreshments. The public is cordially invited. Members of Rotary Enjoy Quiz Program Rotarians of Anaheim were modern Monday noon by engaging in a "quiz" program, with Melvi Reeves as master of ceremonies Reeves was assisted by a new Gold stars against a deep red background, calla lilies and acasias formed the stage setting arranged by Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld and Mrs. Harold Smith. Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, president, opened the business meeting, at which several club sections announced their meeting dates. One particularly important announcement was made when Mrs. R. W. Dickenson said that Red Cross work would continue on Tuesday. A new shipment of goods has arrived and all sewing work must be finished by January 31. A call for more helpers was made. Mrs. C. A. Neighbors gave a regime of her trip to the convention at Riverside. She told many interesting things of the meeting attended by 250 representatives of southern California's women's clubs. Announcement was made of the Ebell open house to be held Wednesday, January 22. It will be a dessert bridge beginning at 1:30 o'clock, and reservations will be taken by Mrs. J. E. Baker. Mrs. Albert Raymond introduced Dr. Davison, the guests speaker. He stressed the method of modern education with four main points; purpose, plan, experiment and evaluation. Survey courses were useless, Dr. Davison declared. "Survey courses are like a hoop skirt—it covers everything but touches nothing." He traced the history of education from Aristotle, who changed the course of learning from the experiment method to the cold logic. Thomas Aquinnas was responsible for the next major step in that he used logic with theorem. Grammar, logic, rhetoric, arithmetic, music and astromony were the full range of education until 50 years ago, said Dr. Davison. The main outward things a student needs are experience, experiments, expression and exercise. The inward things are enjoyment, interpretation and inspiration. Youth in the present day has a dangerous tendency to lack inspiration, the speaker said. He compared a well educated student to a new car, complete with turret-top, chrome trim, beautiful dashboard and horn but without a battery with which to generate a spark. Dr. Davison concluded his talk with the statement that democracy can be sustained only by religion, education and inspiration. Truth both are complimenting Anaheim. Carl Palms Hosts To Group of Friends Mr. and Mrs. Carl Palm were hosts last evening to a bridge party held at their home on North Lemon street. A informal evening of cards was enjoyed, and refreshments of cake and coffee were served in buffet style. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Palm, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hoffer and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Figgins. Mr. and Mrs. Daws Parents of Son A son, Dennis Robert, was born last Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. George Daws of 534 South Indiana street at the Fullerton General hospital. Mrs. Daws is the former Peggy Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wilson of Tustin. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Guy Daws of North Helena street. Clubwomen Attend Reciprocity Session Reciprocity Day in Fullerton was attended by several Anaheim Ebell club members Friday when they journeyed to that city's Ebell clubhouse. Attending were Miss Kate Rea, Mrs. May Neighbors, Mrs. C. W. Austin, Mrs. Albert Raymond and Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs. Teachers Enjoy Dinner Last Evening Thirty-four home economics teachers of Orange county met last night at the Sunkist ranch near Anaheim for a 6:30 o'clock dinner and discussion. Miss Henrietta Helm and Mrs. Esther Long were hostesses of the affair. Tables were attractively appointed in a seasonal motif. After dinner, a round-table discussion was held about the new economics course being offered at Fullerton junior college. "Food Nutrition" is the subject of study and is a part of the University of Southern California-sponsored course. Old Friends Gather At Hatfield Home Youth in the present day has a dangerous tendency to lack inspiration, the speaker said. He compared a well educated student to a new car, complete with turret-top, chrome trim, beautiful dashboard and horn but without a battery with which to generate a spark. Dr. Davison concluded his talk with the statement that democracy can be sustained only by religion, education and inspiration. Truth is the greatest factor of all, he said. Study Group Talks Of South America Mrs. H. G. Harling was hostess Tuesday morning to members of the Las Amigas study at her home, 401 North Janss street. South America was the topic of study, with an article concerning the Monroe Doctrine as the center of discussion. During the business meeting, plans were made for the tea to be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Schweinfest, 124 North Janss street, beginning at 2 o'clock on January 21. Mrs. H. H. Hall will be co-hostess. Those present at Tuesday's meeting were Mrs. S. K. Watters, Mrs. C. E. Chamberlin, Mrs. Charles Schweinfest, Mrs. C. W. Austin and Mrs. Harling. Mrs. T. Lumsdon Hostess Saturday Mrs. Thomas Lumsdon was hostess Saturday afternoon to a group of friends enjoying a delightful open house session. Assisting Mrs. Lumsdon were the Misses Madeline and Freda Lumsdon, Mrs. Harry Turton, Miss Maud Dent and Mrs. Godfrey Lumsden. Silver bellis and white candles were cleverly arranged on the table at which tea was served from three o'clock to five. A white tree completed the holiday decorations. Old Friends Gather At Hatfield Home Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hatfield entertained last evening at a delightfully informal gathering at their home. The evening was spent in discussion and reminiscing, as special guests of the party were a group of friends from Iowa. Refreshments were served at the conclusion of the evening. Present were Mrs. Josephine House, Fred Sneer, Fred Base and Mrs. Lide Gayger, all of Hawkeye, Iowa; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Timm, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Fordyce, Mrs. Lizzie Knight and the host and hostess, all of Anaheim. Four Generations At Hunt Home Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt of 501 East Chartres street are enjoying a family reunion seldom experienced, that of four generations meeting. Mrs. Adela Cheever, daughter of the Hurds, and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Cheever, son and daughter-in-law of Mrs. Cheever, and their small daughter Colleen, arrived Tuesday from Whitefish, Montana. The group, including mother and father, daughter, grandson and great-grandmother, will enjoy an indefinite visit together at the Hunt home. Want Ads 25c The Price of SUGAR is going up! Buy now at the Stop & Shop Market. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Family Home Short Vacation Mrs. Robert Edens and Margaret, returned hom Margaret, returnedently from Palm Springs they spent enjoyable holiday. Family visited the B-Bar-Hall the Harry Carr home, the famous author resided. He had worked with Mr. time ago and was interested in the home- anaheim Men to Anniversaries Mr. Melvin Mungerson and Winze are celebrating their birthdays with a dinner formal evening. Mr. and Gregson and Mr. and Mrs. will enjoy a combined party at an unknown desn Los Angeles. TOWNSEND CLUB SEATS OFFICERS Officers of the Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 were installed Tuesday night at rites held in the club rooms at East Center street. New officers are Mrs. Ida Freeman, president; E. A. Lane, first vice-president; F. Heying, second vice-president; Will Hendricksen, treasurer; J. Whitcher, secretary; J. S. Freeman, finance; E. B. Segerstrom, public relations; Mrs. F. Heying, membership chairman; Virginia Rasmussen, May Griggs and Loretta Ferris, social chairmen, and Miss Maud Comstock, program chairman. G. C. Stearns was installing officer and gave a talk after the ceremony. The club celebrated Dr. Townsend's birthday. Refreshments were served to the 75 guests. Mrs. Kenneth Warren And Baby at Home Small Keith Richard Warren, 10 days old, came home Monday with his mother, Mrs. Kenneth Warren of Nutwood avenue. Keith was born December 27 at the St. Joseph's hospital in Santa Ana. Mrs. Warren will be remembered as Vivian Held, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Held of 530 South Citron street. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Starkey of Orange. The child is the first in the family. The Price of SUGAR is going up! Buy now at the Stop & Shop Market. Pruella Nay Abbott To Face High Court (Continued from Page 1) she was a nurse. He testified having seen Mrs. Abbott at place of business later and that was postive of his identification. Mrs. Kelley's testimony with the woman's clothing as slight "limp" in one leg. She wise was positive in her identification. Mrs. Williams, who testing was admitted over protest of torney Turner, told of acceptance check at her Bellflower shop as Mrs. Abbott. 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