anaheim-gazette 1946-06-06

Fremont Students Graduate June 13 More than 170 students of the John C. Fremont school will graduate tonight, Thursday evening, June 13 at 6:30 o'clock in graduation exercises attended by the entire school body and the parents and relatives of the graduates, school principal, William H. Bonney, announced Wednesday. Program of the ceremonies are as follows: National Anthem to be sung by the graduating class and audience, accompanied by the Fremont band, assisted by Craig Bottger and Barbara Robbins at the pianos. "Land of Hope and Glory" to be sung by the graduating class, accompanied by pianists Robert SOMETHING NEW Don't wait until next winter, do it now! GAS FURNACES, Dual and Floor Furnace IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION Some thermostat. One-day service. Neat and complete. Designed for heat. Barnes and Deluxe Furnace cannot be beat. TERMS Nothing Down... No Payment for 45 Days Free Estimate — Call Westminster 8952 RATH FURNACE CO. 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"Onward, Ye Peoples!", sung by the Fremont Trouveres, accompanied by Jewel Walker at the piano and "God of Our Fathers," sung by the graduating class, accompanied by a trumpet trio by Bertram Bonner, Orlyn North, and Vernon Dunton, and by two pianos played by Kenyon Kohne and Dudley Frank. Processional and recessional marches will be played by the Fremont band. Participants on the graduation speaking program include, Duffern Helsing and Ronal Lemche, Carol McDermott, Della Horn, Wanda Nance, Mildred Harling, Daniel Demaree. Bert Bonner, Jacqueline Whiteman. Stanley Claussen is master of ceremonies. C. K. Tuttle Ranch Sells for $70,000 Sold for a consideration of $70,-000, the C. K. Tuttle ranch, located on Jefferson street, in East Anaheim, changed hands last week, with its new owner, R. L. Rust, well known citrus grove broker, expected to occupy the premises around July 1. Originally, part of the Johnny Walls ranch, the property consists of 18 acres of valencia oranges and has a four bedroom colonial home. Chispa Chapter, O.E.S., Celebrates 50th Anniversary Shining golden decorations artistically arranged and an impressive ceremony in striking gold and white marked the 50th anniversary celebration of Anaheim's Chispa chapter, Order of Eastern Star, held in the Masonic Temple Tuesday evening, May 28, with more than 350 persons attending from this area. Instituted on May 28, 1896, Chispa Chapter is one of the oldest organizations here. Mrs. Mary Ella Coons and Mrs. Jane Helmsen are the only living charter members. Mrs. Coons is the mother of Dr. Arthur Coons, president-elect of Occidental college. Due to illness she was unable to preside at the meeting. She was honored by a huge bouquet of flowers extended by the members. Mrs. Helmsen, senior worthy matron, received the 50 year membership pin given by the Grand chapter of the state of California, Order of Eastern Star. Presentation of the gold star which has emblems in colored enamel below the 50 year date, was made by Mrs. Eva Boyd, past grand treasurer and a past worthy matron of Chispa chapter. Mrs. Ethel Van Meter, worthy matron, presided over the business session and John Saenger, worthy patron, presided under the good of order. Special escort to the east was given to past matrons and past patrons of Chispa chapter with Mrs. Van Meter paying tribute to the altar they lighted the candles, one by one, repeating four-line verses, in procession, appropriate to the period represented. Then they formed a symbolic ladder with the crooks as golden rungs. Preluding this ceremony, Carolyn Fackiner sang a song with appropriate words written especially for the occasion. She also presented a solo with the lighting of each candle. Soft musical interludes were played by Esther Kemper. At this time Mrs. Helmsen, charter member, was escorted through the ladder formation with the ten officers raising points for her entrance. These officers included Camille Deane, Vera Riner, Pauline Marian, Rebecca Hasson, Susie Brown, Marian Fennell, Lillian Jones, Doris Baker, Gladys Woodward and Sue Maher. "Happy Birthday," sung by the entire audience resounded through the hall as the cake was taken into the banquet room by the bearers with the ten officers forming a procession. Gold china, napkins with the chapter name, date and occasion in gold letters, and seven-candle candelabra and huge gold leaf sprayed paper roses graced the large tea table. They were artistically created and arranged by Daisy Casey. Delicious refreshments of chicken salad, ripe olives, wafers, tea, coffee and salted nuts were enjoyed. Ethel Van Meter, worthy matron, was in charge of the complete arrangements for the outstanding event. Assisting her with Girl Scouts Tour Museum. Girl Scouts of Bower's memorial Santa Ana recently by Miss Alice Willis. Those enjoying rare Spanish modern American included Marlene Anastello, Elaine J Lewellyn, Phyllis Davenport, Kathleen Helen Henderson, Janet Martinez, Helen Budd, Joan Harrow, Julla Griffin rear, Ophilia Tovai Provincio. Marywood Graduate M In impressive grade at Marywood High school for girls will receive their Monday afternoon opening the p Allen McCaffrey Sanchez will play al march by Elgar; present the Recessive Chalmers at the co exercises. The combined vow club and the grace heard in "The Grace by Hahn and "Ave Lourdes" by Sister P. Alice Kraemer, highest scholastic class will have the senting the greeting. The presentation uates will be by Henry Gross, pastor face parish of Anahe Right Reverend Mrick J. Concannon, Shepherd parish will give the address. which has emblems in colored enamel below the 50 year date, was made by Mrs. Eva Boyd, past grand treasurer and a past worthy matron of Chispa chapter. Mrs. Ethel Van Meter, worthy matron, presided over the business session and John Saenger, worthy patron, presided under the good of order. Special escort to the east was given to past matrons and past patrons of Chispa chapter with Mrs. Van Meter paying tribute to them as the builders of the chapter. She also presented them with lovely gifts of appreciation. Anaheimers honored included Lettie Lee Robbins, deputy grand matron; Erma Lachenmyer, and Helen Louise Edwards. Past matrons were all presented with beautiful corsages of lovely white flowers blended with gold ribbon created by Mrs. Edith Greder. A reverent tribute was paid to the late Della Marie Polston who passed away this April by the draping of the altar in her memory. Service men who made the supreme sacrifice for their country were also honored. Visitors attended this impressive affair not only from county chapters but also from chapters of the Order of Eastern Star in many states, including Oregon, Washington, Minnesota and Missouri. Delightful prelude was the presentation of a beautiful corsage of tiny everlasting flowers in pastel tones blended with gold lace doilies and gold ribbon to each lady as she was greeted at the door. Mrs. Van Meter read a letter from the worthy grand matron of the State of California, Order of Eastern Star, Isabella Harrison Hilditch, who sent her best wishes and congratulations to the Chipsa chapter on this occasion, regretting that official business in the northern part of the state prevented her from attending. Many other letters were read to the group from absent members who sent their congratulations. They were presented by Maude Adams, secretary. Artistic setting for the program was found in the huge shower basket in front of the presiding officer's pedestal, where gold leaf sprayed shades covered the side lights of the spacious room and bowls filled with golden pansies graced the secretary's desk and the piano. Past worthy matrons and patrons who filled the chairs for in gold letters, and seven-candle candelabra and huge gold leaf sprayed paper roses graced the large tea table. They were artistically created and arranged by Daisy Casey. Delicious refreshments of chicken salad, ripe olives, wafers, tea, coffee and salted nuts were enjoyed. Ethel Van Meter, worthy matron, was in charge of the complete arrangements for the outstanding event. Assisting her with decorative effects were Jeanne Alden and Arlene Foster. Others assisting on the social committee were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pennington, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baum, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Bruce, Mel Casey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leverich and Mesdames Elizabeth Davenport, Susie Brown, Mabel Wright, Margaret Hasty, Lillian Davis, Charlotte Hodges, Jennie Mickle, Pauline Marian and Maude Saenger who headed the refreshment committee. Copies of the roster and bulletin, golden anniversary edition, were distributed to members by Mrs. Van Meter at the conclusion of the affair. She had complete charge of the publication. Ebell Novel Breakfast Is Huge Success Laughter rocked the rafters of the Ebell clubhouse as more than 120 members, appropriately attired in nightgowns, peddle pushers, pajamas, robes, shorts, bath towel costumes and partly assembled ensembles, enjoyed a hilarious "come as you are!" breakfast, May 29 at 10 o'clock. Announced as a surprise invitational affair, members were startled and caught unaware in the midst of gardening, showering, cleaning and dressing by early morning telephone calls from the breakfast committee saying, "come as you are!" Staging the gala breakfast were members of the ways and means committee headed by Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner, who was mistress of ceremonies. She resorted to a loud speaker to be heard above the appreciative party participants during the clever program. Assisting her were Mrs. H. J. Fackiner in charge of the grand march and Mrs., Homer Wallace presiding over the admissions and games. The guests' enjoyment of a de- Artistic setting for the program was found in the huge shower basket in front of the presiding officer's pedestal, where gold leaf sprayed shades covered the side lights of the spacious room and bowls filled with golden pansies graced the secretary's desk and the piano. Past worthy matrons and patrons who filled the chairs for the meeting included Eva Boyd, worthy matron; Oscar Brower, worthy patron; Blanche Daniels and Russell Evans, associate matron and patron; Ethel Bruce, conductress; Vera Baum, associate conductress; Maude Adams, secretary; Mel Casey, treasurer; Nellie Harpster, chaplain; Maud Saenger, marshal; Esther Kemper, organist; Margaret Hasty, Ruth; Ellena Osborn, Esther; Margaret Hedges, Martha; Clara Wilson, Electa; Jessie Seward, Warder; Dean Hasson, sentinel, and Ralph Seward, flag bearer. Opening the symbolic ceremony after the chapter closed, Vera Baum and Ethel Bruce, past matrons, attired in white formalms, entered bearing a huge white four-tiered anniversary cake topped with an arch of gold toned lace with the numerals, "50" suspended in the middle. The gorgeous cake, centered on a great gold wood tray covered with a white lace doilie, was surrounded by ten golden candles in gilt star-shaped holders. Each candle represented five years in the chapter's history. Ten of the 1946 officers entered two at a time from each side of the hall. They were also wearing snowy formals and carried shepherd's crooks, covered with gold leaf spray blending with golden ribbon. As they came to Staging the gala breakfast were members of the ways and means committee headed by Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner, who was mistress of ceremonies. She resorted to a loud speaker to be heard above the appreciative party participants during the clever program. Assisting her were Mrs. H. J. Fackiner in charge of the grand march and Mrs., Homer Wallace presiding over the admissions and games. The guests' enjoyment of a delicious breakfast featuring 40 pounds of ham (!) and hash browned potatoes was not impaired despite the paper bags gracing their right hands. They had been "bagged" by the hostesses at the door and were requested to greet their friends with the other hand. Gay miniature maypoles and May baskets filled with bright spring flowers decorated the tables. Streamers and vari-colored baloons formed a festive canopy. Completing the effect, was a striking stage arrangement highlighted by a mannikin, loaned from the S.Q.R. store, clad in garden togs. It was surrounded by an array of garden tools; plants, flowers and a redwood table topped with a striped umbrella and comfortable chairs. A clothes line hung with a display of unmentionables of all shapes, and for all ages and sizes was the background of the outdoor scene. The grand march was led by Mrs. August E. Schumacher, club president, wearing a peddle pusher outfit and Mrs. John Walls who appeared in a "nightie" and a curler coiffure. Unique games including a modeling contest with chewing gum and a bean collecting bee concluded the hilarious breakfast party. Girl Scouts Tour Museum Girl Scouts of Troop No. 11 visited the exhibit of dolls at the Bower's memorial museum in Santa Ana recently accompanied by Miss Alice Williamson. Those enjoying the many old and rare, Spanish and early and modern American treasures included Marlene Anderson, Gloria Castello, Elaine Johnson, Myrna Lewellyn, Phyllis Stowe, Carolyn Davenport, Kathleen Gilmore, Helen Henderson, Patsy Cockran, Janet Martinez, Carolyn Lenz, Helen Budd, Joan McGinnis, Joy Harrow, Julia Griffin, Gloria Herrear, Ophilia Tovar and Virginia Provincio. Marywood Students Graduate Monday In impressive graduate exercises at Marywood Catholic Central High school for girls, 29 students will receive their diplomas next Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Opening the program, Mary Ellen McCaffrey and Yolanda Sanchez will play the Processional march by Elgar. They will also present the Recessional march by Chalmers at the conclusion of the exercises. The combined voices of the glee club and the graduates will be heard in "The Green Cathedral" by Hahn and "Ave! Our Lady of Lourdes" by Sister Maurelia, S. P. Alice Kraemer, student with the highest scholastic honors in the class, will have the honor of presenting the greetings. The presentation of the graduates will be by the Reverend Henry Gross, pastor of St. Boniface parish of Anaheim. Right Reverend Monsignor Patrick J. Concannon, pastor of Good Shepherd parish, Beverly Hills, will give the address and award Anaheim; Alice Kraemer, Placentia; Patricia Lenore Kraemer, Placentia; Mary Jean Lambert, Huntington Beach; Lois Jean Mahany, North Hollywood; Claire Marie McDonald, Placentia; Shella Maureen Murray, Hollywood; Jacqueline Frances Orman, Anaheim; Mary Ann Osterkamp, Santa Ana; Soledad Maria Peres, Brea; Carol Constance Quinn, Del Mar; Mary Elizabeth Rezac, De Luz; Nelda Louise Schumacher, Anaheim; Elizabeth Ann Sheehan, Downey; Mary Jo Slemonsma, Santa Ana; Anita Simon, Anaheim; Virginia Mae Stack, Santa Ana; Anne Louise Vandecavye, Pullman, Washington; Carlotta Yorba, Anaheim; Gwendolyn Catherine Yorba, Anaheim. Miss Hilton to Resign Scout Post The resignation of Miss Florence Hilton, Girl Scout executive secretary for Anaheim and Fullerton was read by Mrs. Arthur Roquet during a Girl Scout council meeting held recently. Miss Hilton’s resignation will go into effect July 1, it was revealed. However, that she will assist with the permanent camp, Camp Le Roy, as well as the day camp. Two new council members, Mrs. R. M. Glover and Mrs. J. L. Drennan were introduced to the group during the afternoon. Lois Thimble Officers Seated Installation of Lois Thimble club officers highlighted the regular meeting last Tuesday evening at the home of Helen Panner, 203 South West street. Lola Compton was seated as president for the ensuing year. Other officers installed by Berthyle Reisinger and Ora Horn, co-chairmen, included Mildred Brubaker, first vice-president; Violet Theirfelter, second vice-president; Ora Horn, secretary; Elsie Borth, treasurer; Violet Howard, cards, and Lizzie Knight press. Marie Cannon invited the club members to meet at her home in Norwalk June 25. In the first three post-war months, the veterans administration was paying pensions to World War II veterans totaling $23,177,-299.85. Alice Kraemer, student with the highest scholastic honors in the class, will have the honor of presenting the greetings. The presentation of the graduates will be by the Reverend Henry Gross, pastor of St. Boniface parish of Anaheim. Right Reverend Monsignor Patrick J. Concannon, pastor of Good Shepherd parish, Beverly Hills, will give the address and award the diplomas. "The Star Spangled Banner" will be sung by the audience preceding the recessional. The graduating students will include: Marcella Marie Allec, Placentia; Germaine Louise Allec, Placentia; Alicia Alvarez Farber, Mazatlan; Sinaloa, Mexico; Mary Beernice Brown, Pullman, Washington; Anita Josefa Bleeker, Atwood; Evelyn Ann Devins, Anaheim; Josephine Chaires, Anaheim; Gloria Chavez, Orange; Mary Ann DeCoursey, Anaheim; Mary Claire Dominguez, Anaheim; Margaret Ann Fluor, Anahelm; Elizabeth Joan Hamann, Los Angeles; Joan Barbara Hartman, Santa Ana; Patricia Ann Heffron, Anahelm; Virginia Margaret Helnz, Anahelm; Shirley Martha Hoffman, Anahelm; Joan Elizabeth Huelskamp, Santa Ana; Dolores Marie Hund, Anahelm; Laura Louise Karcher, Anahelm; Patricia Ann Kirsch, Protection Against MOTH – HEAT FIRE – THEFT Cold Storage Vault On Premises HAVE YOUR FURS REMODELED NOW AT LOW SUMMER RATES! Olive M. 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