anaheim-gazette 1946-10-24

Thursday, October 24, 1946 WOMEN’S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 GRACE THOMPSON Fullerton Concert Series Planned Deadline on the sale of season tickets for the Fullerton Concert association is next Sunday, it was announced this week. In cooperation with the education committee of the Fullerton Chamber of Commerce, arrangements have been made by the association for a series of top concerts in Fullerton this winter. There will be no box office sales of tickets, since the non-profit organization is designed to present artists of the highest quality ranging from symphony and ballet, quartets to soloists and piano to harmonica. The concerts will be staged in Fullerton Union high school auditorium. The cost of membership is as follows: adults, $5 and $1 tax; students, including junior college students, veterans and their wives, $2.50 and 50 cents tax. Tickets are available at the "torch office" on the Jaysee campus. Special Guests on Club Program At Buena Park Mrs. Vera Jean Hilbers, talented soprano of this city, and Mrs. George Wheat, president of the Orange County Federation of Women’s clubs, were featured on a special program of the Buena Park Woman’s club last Thursday at the club house there. Discussing "Hoarded Laughter," Mrs. Wheat defined American humorist whose wit incorporated universal appeal with the colloquial. Mrs. Hilbers interpreted "The Last Rose of Summer," "Shoes," "The Kerry Dance" and "Calm is the Night." Highlighting the Federation calendar is the Orange County board meeting to be held November 8 in the Buena Park Woman's club house. A craft show will be staged. Of special interest is a play day next Tuesday at Santa Ana Ebell club to be sponsored by the Orange County Federation past presidents for all club women. Buena Park Woman’s club activities include the regular club meeting November 7 to feature a pot luck luncheon. The Blue Monday card club of the Woman’s club met last Monday. Legion Auxiliary Delegates Attend District Meeting Three local delegates of the American Legion Auxiliary attended the twenty-first quarterly district meeting of the American Legion and the Legion Auxiliary, staged in Placentia last Sunday. The women met at the Woman’s club house there while the Legionnalres gathered at the Placentia Legion hall. Both groups enjoyed a joint luncheon at the Legion hall. Ladies representing the local auxiliary included Mrs. Marlon Fennell, president; Mrs. Margaret of Americanism chairman. Different state chairman outed committee prorams and policies for the ensuing year in membership, rehabilitation (hospice work), child welfare, American and the Pan-American program. Highlight of the affair was presentation of department collections. The Anaheim unit received the 1945-46 citation for carry out the six point program, Mrs. Boysen receiving a personal citation for her outstanding work. Membership among the widest daughters, sisters and mothers World War II veterans was used in the outlining of unit programs. The next district meeting scheduled for January 21, 1946 at 10 o'clock at Rancho Miramar Palm Springs and Indio. Next regular meeting of the cal group will be November at the Legion hall in the brantment of the city hall. Mrs. Fennell has urged members to bring guests. Anyone wish to join may call Mrs. Fennell 3109. AUHS P.-T.A. Board To Sell ‘Quality Street’ Tickets Board members of the Anah Union high school Parent-Teachers association will sell tickets "Quality Street," famous four-play by James M. Barrie, a fit to be staged by the high school faculty in the school auditorium November 0 at 8:15 o'clock in evening. The tickets, which SPECIAL GUESTS ON Club Program At Buena Park. Mrs. Vera Jean Hilbers, talented soprano of this city, and Mrs. George Wheat, president of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs, were featured on a special program of the Buena Park Woman's club last Thursday at the club house there. Discussing "Hoarded Laughter," Mrs. Wheat defined American humor, taking examples of its evidence in our history books and giving witty excerpts from the sayings and writings of our nation's famous men and our humorists of today. Outstanding was her description of Will Rogers as POLITICAL ADV. We KNOW Knowland Has Ability and Experience EVERYBODY KNOWS where Senator William F. Knowland stands on all issues of the present campaign. He has made his position clear at all times. He has not evaded a single issue. HE MADE GOOD IF YOU WANT six more years of the alert, vigorous and constructive service which Senator William F. Knowland has given California and the nation, then you will cast your vote to— RETAIN HIM ★ Be Sure To VOTE Nov. 5 U.S. Senator Wm. F. Knowland (INCUMBENT) Knowland for U.S. Senate Committee Ronald Fairbairn, Chairman. AUHS P.-T.A. Boards To Sell 'Quality Street' Tickets Board members of the Anah Union high school Parent-Teachers association will sell tickets "Quality Street," famous four play by James M. Barrie, a bit to be staged by the high school faculty in the school auditorium November 0 at 8:15 o'clock in evening. The tickets, which may be procured at the box office will sell for 80 cents each, tax cluded, it was announced at a central board meeting held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock in the teachers dining room, Mrs. Melvin Jeson, president, presiding. A souvenir program of the fair is also planned it was vealed. Other activities of group include the sponsorship of a float in gala Hallowe'en parade on October 31, and the direction of school dance, after the Friday night football game in the AU gymnasium. Miss Ruth Phelps, drama co., will be starred in "Quality Street Paul H. Demaree, high school principal, and Mrs. Joe Thompson speech instructor, will head a supporting cast. Picturesque seventeenth century costumes and colorful sets will feature in the fast moving play which deals with the period 1804 to 1810 during the day; the Napoleonic Wars in Europe. Next board meeting is scheduled for November 12. Hilgenfeld Home Scene of Lovely Williamson Show In the spacious home of Melvin Hilgenfeld, 1025 Broadway, Miss Alice Williams of this city was honored with festive kitchen and bath shower, last Saturday evening. A motif of white and yellow carried throughout the dining living rooms; added to the occasion. Delectable refreshment hot spiced tea, dainty bell-shaker. 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At regular meeting of the logroup will be November 19 at Legion hall in the base-of the city hall. Fennell has urged members to guests. Anyone wishing may call Mrs. Fennell at HS P.-T.A. Board Sell 'Quality Street' Tickets Card members of the Anaheim high school Parent-Teach association will sell tickets to city street," famous four-gut boy James M. Barrie, a benebene staged by the high school boy in the school auditorium, number 0 at 8:15 o'clock in the ring. The tickets, which also makes frosted in yellow and frozen pineapple dessert were served. A beautiful bowl of yellow and white cosmos was centered on the large buffet table. Tiny golden bell-shaped gum drops were favors on each tray. Appropriate games of "Bride" and "Bridal Advice" were played. Miss Williamson is the bride-elect of Lawrence Myers of Anaheim, a member of the faculty at Fullerton Union high school in the language department. They plan to be married in December, she revealed. For several years an instructor at Benjamin Franklin elementary school, Miss Williamson has taught fifth grade at Lincoln school for the past two years. She is active in Girl Scout and Brownie Scout activities. Just before the honoree opened her many lovely and useful gifts, she was presented with a gorgeous orchid by the group. Those attending the affair included Miss Barbara Myers, Miss Evelyn Wedel, Miss Elsie Auer and Miss Cora Fulton, all of Anaheim; Mrs. Evelyn Auers of Compton; Miss Joyce Bestall, sister of the honored guest; Mrs. Ann Davis; Mrs. Opal Myers, sister-in-law-to-be of the honoree; Mrs. C. A. Myers, mother of the bridegroom-elect; Mrs Laura Payne, Mrs Bessie Frey, also of this city; Mrs. Ruth Bonney and Mrs. Corporteous, both of Santa Ana. Newlyweds Back From Arrowhead Party Honors Mrs. Dahlman Now at home to their families and friends are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Robert McDonald of 164 Fourth street, Garden Grove. She is the former Miss Ellen Jane Jordan of Garden Grove daughter Department, Pentagon Building, Washington. Following her discharge in January, 1946, she was associated with Bullocks, Los Angeles, until her marriage. A native of Garden Grove, Franklin attended schools there and is also an alumnus of Fullerton junior college. Since his discharge from the Navy, he has been associated with the Fuller Paint Company, Santa Ana. He is the son of Mrs. Mildred McDonlad of Garden Grove. Marilou Neja To Edit FJC's Annual "Torch" Miss Marilou Neja, alumnus of Marywood high school, this city, and a sophomore at Fullerton Junior college, was recently appointed editor-in-chief of the Annual Torch, Jaysee yearbook. She was the editor of the Weekly Torch, school paper, during the spring semester last year. Plans for the annual torch are being drafted with a fantasy theme. Pictures and detail copy will be organized during the year and published in the spring. Staff members chosen to date include Norman Stanley, assistant editor; Jack Hadden, photographer; Howard Warner, art editor; H. C. Kaylor, business manager, and Marilyn McGuire, assistant business manager. Royal Neighbors Enjoy Card Party Hailed as a huge success was the festive card party presented by the Royal Neighbors of America of this city, recently. First prize in "500" went to Mrs. M. Hatfield. Mrs. Kelley won second prize. Top honors in pinochle went to Mrs. O. Ballenger. Approximately 20 guests present at the organic meeting, which included new pledges, in addition members. Mrs. Eleanor cross, former dean of women the jaysee, spoke on the traditions of the "Tattlers", and described that of "Tavern Post," the junlege's literary magazine. This year's officers will Wilcox include Marilyn treasurer and Marjorie secretary. Miss Lota Blyse Miss Lillian Dickson are advisors for the group. Party Honors Mrs. Dahlman A lovely dinner party was sented-in honor of Mrs. Dahlman on the occasion birthday anniversary last day at the Mission Inn at side. Mrs.J. C.Kratz of it was the hostess. Also enjoying the affair the honoree and her hostess Miss Adaline Curtis of A and Mrs. Dahlman's sister Newcomb of Corona. The joined at the inn by Mrs. Duggen, who resides there evening of conversation bridge. An artistic arrangement of spider chrysanthemums great dinner table." Happy Birth You" was played for Mrs.D by the Mission Inn Spanish chestra. During the event received attractive gifts from friends. The tree-of-knowledge is climb. S.Q.R. Storm NEWLYWEDS BACK FROM ARROWHEAD PARTY HONORS Mrs. Dahlman Now at home to their families and friends are Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Robert McDonald of 164 Fourth street, Garden Grove. She is the former Miss Ellen Jane Jordan of Garden Grove, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald S. Jordan of that city. The young couple plighted their troth at the First Presbyterian church of Santa Ana, October 2, Dr. O. Schott McFarland, pastor of that church officiated for the double-ring ceremony, witnessed by more than 200 immediate family relatives and close friends. The new Mrs. McDonald attended elementary and high school at Garden Grove. She is a native of Colorado. An alumnus of Fullerton junior college, she graduated from the University of California at Berkeley, class of 1943. She served two and one-half years in the Army, attached to the War Royal Neighbors Enjoy Card Party Hailed as a huge success was the festive card party presented by the Royal Neighbors of America of this city, recently. First prize in "800" went to Mrs. M. Hatfield. Mrs. Kelley won second prize. Top honors in pinochle went to Mrs. O. Ballenger. Those attending the affair included Mesdames Hatfield, Ballenger, Kelley, Lensing, Bennett, Fordyce, Elcholt, Payson, Chetlet, Trebel, Trent, Keister, Vinsent, Van O'Leave, all of Anaheim and Luebkeman of Cypress. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Benzel. 'Tavern Tattlers' Of SAJC Meet Aspiring writers of Santa Ana junior college, known as the "Tavern Tattlers", held their first literary club meeting of the year last week at the home of President Jeanne Wilcox, 1515 Washington avenue, Santa Ana, Miss Lota Blythe, faculty advisor announced. RENDEZVOUS BALL ROOM BALBOA Presents Ansel Hill Saturday Night OCTOBER 26th COMING DAVE HARGRAVE and his ESQUIRES Saturday, Nov. 2nd Where The Elite All Meet Approximately 20 guests were present at the organizational meeting, which included several new pledges, in addition to old members. Mrs. Eleanor Northcross, former dean of women at the jaysee, spoke on the history and traditions of the "Tavern battlers", and described the text "Tavern Post," the junior college's literary magazine. This year's officers with Miss Milcox include Marilyn Perrin, Measurer and Marjorie Moody, Secretary. Miss Lota Blythe and Miss Lillian Dickson are faculty advisors for the group. Party Honors Mrs. Dahlman A lovely dinner party was presented in honor of Mrs. Louise Dahlman on the occasion of her birthday anniversary last Saturday at the Mission Inn at Riverdee. Mrs.J. C. Krats of this city was the hostess. Also enjoying the affair with the honoree and her hostess were Miss Adaline Curtis of Anaheim and Mrs. Dahlman's sister, Mrs. Newcomb of Corona. They were dined at the inn by Mrs. Sarah Huggen, who resides there, for an evening of conversation and bridge. An artistic arrangement of white holder chrysanthemums graced the dinner table. "Happy Birthday to you" was played for Mrs Dahlman by the Mission Inn Spanish orchestra. During the evening she received attractive gifts from her friends. Lois Rebekahs Attend 'Courtesy Night' at Fullerton Members of the Lois Rebekah Lodge of Anaheim were among the county representatives attending Rebekah Courtesy Night at the Rebekah Lodge of Fullerton, recently. Guests from the different lodges filled the offices for the occasion. Other lodges represented included Arbutus Lodge of Whittier, Ruby Lodge of Orange, Acacia of Huntington Beach and Sycamore of Santa Ana. The banquet room of the Fullerton Masonic Temple was decorated in an appropriate Hallowe'en motif. Pomegranates held the place cards. Refreshments of coffee and cake were served. Hostesses were Elsa Goodwin and Edna Crandall. Two piano selections were interpreted by Miss Josephine La Rue. She was introduced to the group by Miss Lois Annin. Special guest of honor was Mrs. Beulah Webster of Huntington Beach. 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