anaheim-gazette 1947-09-25

Thursday, September 25, 1947 Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 To Be Guests Of Mrs. Helen Shaw At Press Club Members of two creative writing classes in Fullerton and Anaheim have been invited to attend the October 7 meeting of the Press Club by Mrs. Helen Shaw of Altadena, class instructor. The affair will begin at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, at the Friday Morning Breakfast club, 940 South Figueroa street, Los Angeles. Mrs. Shaw extended her invitation last week to the morning class which meets each Wednesday in the lecture room of the Fullerton Public library, and to the Wednesday evening group which gathers in the home of Mrs. Milton Sell, 1067 North Palm street, Anaheim. Richard Armour and Mrs. Ethel Jacobsen of Fullerton will be the breakfast speakers. Armour is the author of ten books as well as highly popular light verse. One of his most scholarly treatises concerns the work of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. In addition to his professional writing, Armour is an instructor in Scripp's college at Claremont. A teacher at Wells college, he has studied in England and Germany. Mrs. Jacobsen, a well known writer of light satire, is the author during the next business session, October 15, in the home of Mrs. Bruington's father, Dr. George A. Page, 502 North Zeyn street. Regular monthly meeting date will be each third Wednesday at 7:30 o'clock, club spokesmen disclosed. Friendship Group To Meet Friday At Lockman Ranch Members of the Friendship Circle of the Calvary Baptist church of Anaheim will gather for a special meeting tomorrow (Friday) night at 7:30 o'clock in the F. D. Lockman Ranch home north of Fullerton. Mrs. Boyd Fury, chairman of the Santa Ana Valley Women's Association, will be the guest speaker for the affair to which all young women of the church have been invited by the circle. Hostesses for the occasion will be Mrs. James Forrester, wife of Rev. Forrester, pastor of the Calvary Baptist church; Mrs. Velda Forbes and Mrs. Eleanor Willis, Lockman's daughter. The Friendship Circle, which is comprised of young matrons of the church, meets regularly on the fourth Friday of each month. 31 Past Noble Membership In Concert Ass'n. Closes Saturday Five well known artists are promised for the 1947-48 Fullerton Community Concert Association series, Mrs. Slemeon Toelet 427 North Claudina street, Anaheim membership chairman, closed today. The membership drive for the second season closes this Saturday. The series is open to association members only, added. Anyone wishing additional information may call Mrs. Ramona M. Holme, campaign co-chairman with Ralph Steen, Fullerton 99 Mrs. Toelle, Anaheim 5458; Mr J. J. Alexander, association president, Fullerton 1153-J, or Mr Lester Seamans, Fullerton 475- This season's artists will chosen following the close of the drive this week, and dates for several well contrasted concerts set, the programs will be staged in Fullerton Union high school auditorium. A large number of Anaheim residents were members of the association last year. Out of the growth of popularity in this city, new associations are being formed in Laguna Beach, Coronado Azusa, Newport Beach and Norwalk-Downey area. Fullerton membership tickets will be honored in these other cities also. Special student membership rates are $3.00, tax included. Adult season tickets are $6.00, tax included. "The concerts are designed to afford people in these communities an opportunity to hear great music at moderate prices and a cultural asset to the county-Mrs. Holme commented." Jacobsen of Fullerton will be the breakfast speakers. Armour is the author of ten books as well as highly popular light verse. One of his most scholarly treatises concerns the work of Samuel Taylor Coleridge. In addition to his professional writing, Armour is an instructor in Scripp's college at Claremont. A teacher at Wells college, he has studied in England and Germany. Mrs. Jacobsen, a well known writer of light satire, is the authoress of lyrics for the musical show "Once Upon a Holiday" which is built around the life and music of Franz Liszt. Walter Hendl, assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic orchestra, adapted Liszt's music for the score and Robert Champlain, veteran playwright, wrote the dramatics for the musical which had its premier week's stand beginning September 18, in Guilford, Connecticut. Episcopal Women Organize Club Scene of the first meeting of a new club for women of St. Michael's Episcopal church was the home of Rev. and Mrs. John Kimball Saville, 229 East Adele street, Wednesday evening of last week. During the concluding business session with Mrs. Kay Fisher acting as chairman and Mrs. Lucile Lepper, secretary, Mrs. June Harden and Mrs. Betty Roquet were appointed to the service council. Entertainment committee members named included Mesdames Gertrude Van Wagner, Margaret Olding and Anna Cowgar. The affair began with the game of "Hearts" with high honors going to Mrs. Peggy Bruington and Mrs. Virginia Chapman. Delectable refreshments of dainty cookies, an ice cream custard, tea and coffee were served by the hostess, Mrs. Saville. Artistic bouquets of fall blossoms were arranged throughout the living and dining rooms. 31 Past Noble Grands Attend Affair Friday Thirty-one past noble grands, with each the guest of a Lois Rebekah officer, enjoyed the past grand's meeting Friday evening in the I.O.O.F. hall, 325 West Center street. Mrs. Mildred Allen, chairman of the past noble grand organization, was in charge of the program for the evening. A quiz show was staged with questions concerning the order and its history. Presiding over the business session was Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, noble grand of the lodge. She read several invitations from other lodges in the county. The Lois Thimble meeting, which was held Tuesday evening at the Mission Bell Courts, 318 South Lemon street, with Mrs. Vivian Waite, chairman, in charge of arrangements, was announced. Refreshments were served during the concluding social hour by Mrs. Letha Webber and her committee. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wagner of 12362 Jerome street, Garden Grove, proudly announce the birth of a baby daughter Saturday at Santa Ana Community hospital. She weighed seven pounds and 11 ounces. Welcoming a baby son were Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jurado of Route 1, Anaheim. Tipping the scales at six pounds, 12 ounces, he arrived Sunday at Anaheim hospital. Dorcas Society Hears Centennial Conclave Report A report of the centennial convention of the Lutheran church Misgouri synod, held in Chicago in July was presented by Rev. E. Elfert to members of the Dorcas society of Zion Lutheran church, last Thursday afternoon. Rev. Elfert was circuit delegation to the convention. A highlight of his resume was the appropriation of $2,500,000 by the synod for winter relief in Europe. Generous cash donations were voted to the Crippled Children Relief fund of Orange county during the society's business meeting over which Mrs. E. H. Kersten vice-president, presided. Donations were also made to the fund for sending food and clothing packages to Europe. It was decided to send layettes to the baby orphanage in Westphalia operated by the Lutheran church. Appointed to committees were... The SHORTY COAT Lovely coats in fine shades of Kelly wine, white and red. 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Large number of Anaheimists were members of the union last year. Out of the of popularity in this view new associations are being in Laguna Beach, Corona, Newport Beach and the Sk-Downey area. Fullertonorship tickets will be honored these other cities also. All student membership fee $3.00, tax included. Adult tickets are $6.00, tax included. concerts are designed to people in these community opportunity to hear great but moderate prices and are real asset to the county," Holme commented. Aksel Oas Family Back From Plane Trip to Former Home in Norway “It’s great to be an American abroad,” reflected Aksel Oas who has just returned from an airplane trip with Mrs. Oas and their daughter, Miss Emilie Oas, to their old home in Norway. “But,” he added, “it’s greater to be at home.” For Mr. and Mrs. Oas it was a first visit to their homeland in 24 years, but Miss Oas had been in Norway as a supervisor of entertainment for the Red Cross during World War II. Oas was full of enthusiasm for air travel. “It’s the finest way to travel there is,” he declared. “It’s as far ahead of crossing the ocean by ship as the automobile is ahead of the horse and buggy for travel on land.” The crossing on the way from United States to Oslo on an American Airlines ship was the 14,836th ocean crossing for a ship of that line. Food was good and abundant and the service was warmly courteous. “Conditions in Norway were far better than I had expected,” said Oas, discussing the trip. “Food is rationed but there is enough of all essentials to eat. They haven’t as many clothes as we have in this country but people managed to look neat. Although there is price control in the country there was talk of the high cost of living. “But there wasn’t a strike in the country while we were there. This is due to a voluntary truce made between management and labor. When a dispute arises it is settled by a labor court set up to work during the truce and without a change in the law of the nearby Kristiansund, Nansos, Leianger, Narvik, Bodo and Aandalsnes, as a result of fighting early in the war, not a church, not a store or bank or library and almost no private dwellings were left standing. But few houses or other structures are being rebuilt. All available labor is being used in the manufacture of things for export.” “So you wouldn’t want to go back there to live?” a friend asked. “I wouldn’t want to live there the year around,” said the well known machine shop operator, “but I wouldn’t mind trying it out there in the summers—with nothing to do,” he replied. Oas said he was loaded down to the Americans for benefits they have received during and since the war. Social Clubs Elect Officers Rush parties were staged by the two social organizations of Fullerton Junior college and final bids will be offered in October, it was disclosed. During election of officers Dickie Graham of Anaheim was elected president of the Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority and Dolores Hund, also of this city, was named vice-president. Corresponding secretary of the Theta Nu Theta sorority is Frances Plou of Anaheim. Theta member from this city is Jean Ernwine. Kappas from Anaheim include Velda Clark, Charlene Walker, Gloria Knudsen, Violet Marcell and Evelyn Bevins. YEP, THERE’RE HONESTY ‘HOMBRES’ STILL When Paul Yorde of Red Box 11, ran down the steps post office on West Broadway Thursday evening, he nearly ped over a small purse containing $36 and assorted small chains addition, Yorde found a from Ronnie’s dress shop ed with an address but not After research Anaheim polite the finder discovered the belonged to Mrs. J. A. S. Route 4, Box 23, this city, a keeper at E. A. Silzle corporate Today she is a happy woman. BEACH PARTY FOR CONQUEST CLASS Meeting under the stars atona del Mar, members of the quest class of the Calvary Church of Anaheim, had a bake, a community sing, a meeting and heard a spiritual sage by Moody Hazzard. School instructor, recently for the affair included Mrs. Everett Harris of Ful Mrs. Myrtle Larson and M Mrs. Gerald Arns all of An ENJOYING TOUR OF SEVERAL STATES Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeRoy of 300 North Janss street, enjoying an extended trip through Arizona, New Mexico, Co Your Dream Diamond That diamond you dreamed of... that diamond you hoped for... is no longer distant. Today those dreams can be more than visioned. Today those dreams can be more than visioned... they can be had. Hartfield's long standing policy has been to allow the original purchase price of any diamond, from $50.00 up, to apply on the purchase price of any diamond in our store. 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Hosts the affair included Mr. and Ms. Everett Harris of Fullerton, Ms. Myrtle Larson and Mr. and Ms. Gerald Arns all of Anaheim. JOYING TOUR OF VERAL STATES Mr. and Mrs. Fred LeRoy Marsh, 300 North Janss street, are ening an extended trip through Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, Idaho and Oregon. Other states are listed on the couple's travel program. When word was received from the Marsh's, they had toured 2600 miles and were "still going strong." RETURNS TO COLLEGE Miss June Carter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Carter, 505 South Indiana street, left last week for St. Mary of the Woods college in Indiana, where she will continue her studies. She is majoring in music. L.H. 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