anaheim-gazette 1941-11-20

MARINERS PLAN CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR DEC. 17 A Christmas party scheduled for Dec. 17 was announced today following the executive board meeting of the Mariner's club last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood on Helena st. Each member drew names for his "secret pal" and during the week preceding the party date, each person is to send his pal each day a little gift or a card. Then on Saturday, Dec. 17, the identity of the pal will be discovered by the name or the present given at the party. The whole exchange of gifts is not to exceed $1.00 per person it was decided at the board meeting. A dinner was given by the hosts before the regular meeting session. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Merle West, Mr. and Mrs. Royal Marten, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Baker, Mr. and Mrs. John Knutzen, Mr. and Mrs. Stafford Minder, Mr. and Mrs. John Mary, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Paddock, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wood and Wilbur McKee. The next board meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbui McKee on Resh St., Dec. 10. Osteopaths Meet In Santa Ana The Orange County Osteopaths association met for a regular meeting at Daniger's cafe, Santa Ana, Thursday evening. Altar Society Re-Elects President Thursday Afternoon Continuing to preside as president today of the Altar society of St. Boniface church, is Mrs. Chas Lawrence, following her re-election Thursday afternoon at St. Boniface hall. Other officers who were re-elected were Mrs. Genevieve Dominguez, second vice president; Mrs. Kenyon Lybarger, third vice president; Mrs. Frank Braddock, recording secretary, and Mrs. S. J. O'Neill, treasurer. Mrs. Sylvester Kraemer was elected first vice president, and Mrs. Patrick J. Walsh, financial secretary. Co-hostesses at the meeting were Mrs. William Fassell and Mrs. Clara Heying. The afternoon was spent in playing cards. Prizes in five hundred were won by Mrs. Frank Gregor, first, and Mrs. Fred Volz, consolation. Bridge prizes were claimed by Mrs. Nicholas South, first, and Mrs. Mary Gross, consolation. The newly elected officers will be installed Tuesday, Dec. 9, by Father Gross. Miss Harling Has Birthday Party Miss Shirley Mae Harling celebrated her fourteenth birthday Saturday night with seven school chums at a dinner given at her home on N. Janss St. Fall berries decorated the dinner table with the conventional birthday cake decorated in pink and white being served at the close of Osteopaths Meet In Santa Ana The Orange County Osteopaths association met for a regular meeting at Daniger's cafe, Santa Ana, Thursday evening. Attending from Anaheim were Dr. and Mrs. Edward W. Jordt and Dr. Harold G. Carlin. With Dr. John Helmken, presiding, the program for the coming year was outlined. It will include a varied program of speakers and specialists in the field. The next meeting is scheduled Dec. 11 at Santa Ana. Men of Church Parish Sponsor Card Party Annual card party sponsored by the Holy Name society and men of the parish will be held tonight at the parish hall of St. Boniface church. General chairman is Ernest Ganahl, president of the society. The party is for the purpose of raising funds to pay taxes and insurance on church property and is usually the biggest event of the year. Miss Harling Has Birthday Party Miss Shirley Mae Harling celebrated her fourteenth birthday Saturday night with seven school chums at a dinner given at her home on N. Janss St. Fall berries decorated the dinner table with the conventional birthday cake decorated in pink and white being served at the close of the meal. The evening was spent enjoying the Senior class play at the high school auditorium. OES Chapter Elects Margaret Hedges Mrs. Margaret Hedges is Worthy Matron-elect of Chispa chapter, O.E.S. of Anaheim today after an election at a regular meeting of the chapter in the Masonic temple recently. Mrs. Vera Baum, associate matron; Mrs. Margaret Hasty, conductress; Mrs. Myretta Organ, associate conductress; Mrs. Maude Adams, secretary; and Mrs. Inez Daniels, treasurer. The installation date is Dec. 16 before which appointive officers will be named. Health Films Shown St. Boniface PTA Mrs. Robert Peltzer and Mrs. J.W. Truxaw, program chairmen presented health pictures to members of the St. Boniface PTA Friday in the parish hall. The pictures were entitled "Food and Growth," "Correct Posture for Children," and "Cloud in the Sky" all shown by Mrs. Edn Crawford and Mrs. A.C. Rood baugh of the Orange county chapter of American Red Cross. Plans were made for a benefit card party at an undetermined date during the business session presided over by Mrs. O.W. Heying. Room award for mother attendance went to the eight grade. Hostesses at tea time were Mr. George Garabedian, Mrs. Frant Palomares, and Mrs.A.Salae with a committee of mothers from the seventh and eighth grades. 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Adele st., Anaheim, joined today, was in charge elements for the Annual tea of Alpha Sigma Kappa, of which she is a member was held last week at campus at Redlands. Ama Fashion show is a one of long standing at the at which time campus modeled for townspeeats, and faculty. Music included and tea served to all sorority members. Kerr, a university spokeswoman is devotional leader of society. She was secretary of freshman and sophomore clerk of the student body. State of Anaheim Union School, Miss Kerr was also secretary of Spurs, national honorary service organization and has been active in YWCA work. She sings in the college chorus and is a member of the church choir. While in high school here, she was chosen most popular girl on the local prep campus; was president of the Associated Women students, and served on the student council. In addition she was active in girls athletics, and was elected secretary of her freshman, junior and senior classes. Miss Kerr is majoring in education at Redlands university. AGNES CALLENS, BRIDE-ELECT, GIVEN SHOWER A lovely miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Agnes Calens, bride-elect of Stanley Zinda by Vernia Pohlman and Elvera Heinz at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz on N. Palm St., Friday evening. Miss Callens, who will be married Nov. 29, was presented with a beautiful gardenia corsage by the hostesses who wore gardenias in their hair. The home was decorated in white and bronze chrysanthemums and the table was centered with miniature figures of a bride and groom used at the wedding of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Heinz twenty years ago. The game of hearts was played with prizes going to Miss Rose Mouch, Miss Helen Doti and Mrs. Clara Burkart. Business Women Plan Thanksgiving Party For This Week A Thanksgiving party Nov. 27 was planned by members of Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club Thursday evening at Henry's Drive-in. The party, at the home of Mrs. Herman Backs at 423 N. Emily St., will be an old-fashioned costume party. Those who desire may wear costumes but it is not compulsory, it was announced. During the business meeting, presided over by Miss Marjorie Pibel, a date was set for a Christmas party Dec. 11. Following the meeting, John Tüffree of Placentia showed pictures he took when he visited Alaska this summer. Miss Wilma Fledderman of Anaheim also offered a number of accordian solos. Co-hostesses at the meeting were Bernice Miles and Ruth Lindsey. Special guests included Mrs. Mary Montgomery, Mrs. Mae Boeckman, Mrs. Stanley Shere, Mrs. H. T. Leo, Miss Jeanne Shere and Miss Irma Watters. New President Presides At PTA Mrs. Arthur Osborn presided for the first time as president of the Broadway PTA at a meeting of the organization Thursday afternoon at the school. A food sale will begin after Thanksgiving, it was announced. Plans were also made for a candy sale before Christmas and a series of card parties in different homes. Members of the school glee club gave a short musical program. DAR MEMBERS LIST THANKSGIVING SEASON BLESSINGS In anticipation of the Thanksgiving season, Mrs. Frank Grappa chaplain of Mother Colony center, Daughters of the American Revolution, listed the many benefits we as a nation will enjoy season at the regular meeting the local chapter at the House on N. West St. Friday ternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Rutherson Rust and Mrs. Ernst. Chert with Mrs. Karlin, Re-presiding. After the reading of the Psalms by Mrs. Gibbs, the christened to sponsor a Girl Troop and Mrs. Harry Burden appointed to represent the organization on the Scout board. Assistance League Enttains Guests Guests from Orange county present at "Visitors Day" observed by the Anaheim Chapter of Assistance League Thursday noon at the home of Mrs. V.Loly on N. Clementine St. Introduced during the afterwere Mrs. Dexter Ball and Allan Revill of Santa Ana; Walter Dabney and Mrs. McCallen of Huntington Hills; Helen Land and Mrs. Do Mills of Fullerton and Mrs.; and Mrs. Tom of the Harborale. Reports were given by chair at the business meeting, pre-ceeded by Mrs. Jefferson Rust, man of the Anaheim chapter was reported by Mrs. Claire. Miss Films Shown Aniface PTA Robert Peltzer and Mrs. J. Hawk, program chairmen, and health pictures to memthe St. Boniface PTA Frine parish hall. Pictures were entitled and Growth," "Correct PosChildren," and "Cloud in all shown by Mrs. Edna and Mrs. A. C. Rodof the Orange county chapamerican Red Cross. Were made for a benefit party at an undetermined time the business session, over by Mrs. O. W. Heytom award for mother atwent to the eighth classes at tea time were Mrs. Garabedian, Mrs. Frank res, and Mrs. A. Salace, committee of mothers from enth and eighth grades. MRS. BELL GIVES GRANDDAUGHTER LAYETTE SHOWER Complimented with a lovely miscellaneous stork shower Saturday afternoon was Mrs. Vergel Zarlingo (nee Barbara Baker) with her grandmother, Mrs. M. E. Bell, as hostess, in the home of Mrs. George S. Baker on S. Melrose st. Refreshments were served from a buffet table attractively decorated in a motif of pink, blue and white with a beautiful centerpiece of pink and white chrysanthemums and fern. Mrs. D. Burnell Baker assisted the hostess in pouring. In keeping with the occasion, games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Ralph Dickenson, Mrs. C. E. Douglas, Mrs. C. J. Cornwell and Mrs. Martha E. Dickenson. During the afternoon a cradle of pink rose buds, pink sweet peas, blue delphinium, white bouvardia and fern was presented to the guest of honor by her mother-in-law, Mrs. Henry Rocha. NEWLYWEDS PLAN TO MOVE INTO NEW CANYON HOME Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bushard, the former Miss Charlotte Price, are planning to move into their new home in the Santa Ana canyon this coming weekend. The young couple were married November 8 at Las Vegas, Nev. The former Miss Price is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price of 301 N. Janss St. Mr. Bughard is the son of Mrs. Josephine Bushard of 215 S. Kroeger St. The bride is a graduate of An- Mrs. Arthur Osborn presided for the first time as president of the Broadway PTA at a meeting of the organization Thursday afternoon at the school. A food sale will begin after Thanksgiving, it was announced. Plans were also made for a candy sale before Christmas and a series of card parties in different homes. Members of the school glee club gave a short musical program. Miss Gertrude Anderson is director. Miss Rea Re-Elected Child Relief Pres. Election of officers for the year 1941-42 was held at the annual meeting of the Crippled Children's Relief Association of Orange County Friday afternoon at the Elks club. Officers elected were president, Miss E. Kate Rea, Anaheim; first vice president, Julius P. Hatzfeld, Tustin; second vice president, Mrs. George S. Briggs, Santa Ana; treasurer, Mrs. Tom Scott, Anaheim; secretary, Miss Grace W. Bailey, Anaheim; and assistant secretary, Mrs. E. D. White, Santa Ana. Plan now for Thankily re-unions and foStore into your conyou money and will enjoyable. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bushard, the former Miss Charlotte Price, are planning to move into their new home in the Santa Ana canyon this coming weekend. The young couple were married November 8 at Las Vegas, Nev. The former Miss Price is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Price of 301 N. Janss St. Mr. Bushard is the son of Mrs. Josephine Bushard of 215 S. Kroeger St. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college. The bridegroom attended Anaheim high school and USC. Both are working. Mrs. Bushard is employed at Jack Corn's shoe store in Anaheim and her husband is in the comptroller's office in Los Angeles, employed by the state. MISS KNEIP WEDS LONG BEACH MAN HERE SUNDAY The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Marie Kneip of Anaheim and Archie Roderick Bullock of Long Beach took place Sunday afternoon in the parish hall of St. Boniface church with Father Francis Keane officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Jane Kemper and bridesmaids were Misses Betty Jeanne Hansen and Jessie Leah Jones. Best man was Ruth Bullock of Long Beach, brother of the groom. Val O'Brien, cousin of the bride, and Robert Kneip of Long Beach, brother of Elizabeth, were ushers. Townsend Members Give Farewell Party Members of Townsend club No. 1 gave a farewell party Saturday evening to Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Freeman, tireless workers of the club, who will move at the end of this month into their new home in Balboa. Hostesses were Mrs. J. 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Buy now at our very low prices— $3.95 to $6.95 RAY LONGS FETED ON 25TH ANNIVERSARY WITH SURPRISE PARTY BY FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Long were delightfully surprised Wednesday evening when a group of friends and relatives gathered at their home on Nutwood Ave. to celebrate their silver wedding anniversary. Mrs. Richard Taylor of Santa Ana sang "At Dawning," accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Gale Harmon of that city. A mock wedding was given with Mrs. Roland Rabe acting as the bride, Jess Long as the groom and Gale Harmon, minister. Games in keeping with the occasion were played. Dainty wedding cake and ice cream were served. The guests showered Mr. and Mrs. Long with silver dollars. Mr. and Mrs. Long were married at Santa Ana Nov. 12, 1916 at the Methodist Episcopal church by the late Rev. Harcourt W. Peck and have lived in this vicinity since that time. Those invited to share the happy occasion were Messrs. and Mendames A. W. Lindley, E. E. Miles, Jess Long, Olin Cramer, Frank Bell, Rudolph Schwartzback and W. B. Gwaltney, all of Anaheim. Richard Taylor, Gale W. Harmon, F. B. Smith, Roland Rubb and Orin Smith, all of Santa Ana; Frank Butler of Los Angeles; James Guthrie of Hollywood; James Smith of Escondido; Mrs. Gertrude Lamb and Mrs. Dubois of Santa Ana and N. C. Bowles of Santa Monica. Walton Long, Mary Lindley, Bud Long, Dick Long and Janice Gwaltney and Linda Lee Kuebler, granddaughters, all attended from Anaheim. Past Noble Grands Plan Winter Parties Mrs. Charlotte Hodges presided over the business meeting of the Past Noble Grands Association of Loig Rebekah Thursday at which a Christmas party to be given at the home of Mrs. Grace Ahlstrom and a coming card party were discussed, it was stated today. Plans for the bazaar held Friday and Saturday were made at the meeting. Assisting Mrs. Schaffer with hostess duties were Mrs. Mary Alice Shawhan and Mrs. Nell Brumagin. 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