anaheim-gazette 1947-10-16

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 8) To Attend Red Cross Conclave Red Cross program plans for 1947-48 will be discussed during a two-day regional conference in San Bernardino, October 20 and 21, to be attended by two representatives of the Anaheim chapter, Mrs. L. N. Wisser, local chairman, announced. She will be a delegate with Mrs. P. M. Wheeler, executive-secretary of the Anaheim chapter. The San Bernardino chapter will be host to visiting delegations from nearby chapters, to the Pacific area office staff members and field representatives during the conclave. First aid, water safety, accident prevention, nutrition service, nursing service, volunteer service, disaster service, home service and chapter administration will occupy prominent positions on the agenda. Chapter representatives will return to their respective cities with latest information concerning Red Cross programs and with ideas gathered from other chapters to aid in carrying out and promoting better services for the residents of their communities, Mrs. Wisser stated. Shower Party Thursday Honors Frances Walton A number of relatives and close friends were guests in the home taken from an airplane at an altitude of 13,00 feet, showing the beauty of the north country as seen from above. Colored photography is a hobby of Mr. Hoskins and his three sons, and the collection is one of extremely beautiful studies, a group of camera shots worthy of the most experienced photographer. Miss Walton attended the local schools and studied voice for a number of years with teachers in Chicago and Los Angeles and was associated with operatic companies in both Chicago and New York. During the recent war, she was in WAC service and spent two years on foreign duty in England and France. Following the wedding in Yuma Saturday evening, the young couple, who were attended by the bridegroom's sister and brother-in-law of Los Angeles, returned to the bride's home at 825 North Clementine street, this city, where they will reside. Mr. Horner is associated with the Southern Counties Gas Company in Los Angeles. Plan Program For Girl Scouts Girl Scout program plans and specialized troop activities for 1947-48, were discussed during two executive meetings held in Anaheim recently. The Girl Scout council met October 1, at 9 o'clock in the morn- Shower Party Thursday Honors Frances Walton A number of relatives and close friends were guests in the home of Mrs. Cortez Hoskins at 320 West Alberta street, on Thursday evening of last week when she entertained at a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Frances Walton, a cousin of Mr. Hoskins, who was married to Mr. Donald Horner of Los Angeles, last Saturday evening in Yuma, Arizona. The young couple cut the first piece of the beautifully decorated cake, the center of attraction on the dessert table, with Mrs. Hoskins serving the cake and Mrs. Johnson, of Orange, mother of Miss Walton, presiding at the buffet. Following the dessert course, the bride-to-be opened her many lovely and useful gifts. The entertainment consisted of a showing of some of the beautiful colored pictures taken by Mr. Hoskins on their trip the past summer to their mountain home in Montana. Unusual in the collection shown, were the group taken at dusk and as late as nine o'clock in the evening and the pictures Plan Program For Girl Scouts Girl Scout program plans and specialized troop activities for 1947-48, were discussed during two executive meetings held in Anaheim recently. The Girl Scout council met October 1, at 9 o'clock in the morning at the scout house, with Mrs. Leroy Ater presiding. New council members introduced included Mrs. M. Glenn, program chairman; Mrs. Clyde Dawson, day camp chairman, and Mrs. Forrest Simonton, public relations chairman. A joint meeting of the Girl Scout Council and Leaders association was held October 7, in the Fremont Junior high school cafeteria. Thirty-two executives attended. During the joint session, it was announced that the year's program includes the Scribes' tea, the Juliette Lowe tea, the Christmas dinner and the fashion show. Mrs. Arnold Davids, regional officer, from Santa Monica, speaker of the evening, discussed the national convention to be held November 4 to 7 in Long Beach. Approximately 1500 delegates are expected to attend. New name for the world-wide organization is "Girl Scouts of the United States of America," she disclosed. 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BROADWAY TROOP 4 Members of Broadway elementary school Troop No. 4, enjoyed the first meeting of the year on October 7. Girls who are now second class scouts include Rella Cherry, Mary Maldonado, Isabel Ursua, Miriam Congdon, Carolyn Fiscus, Priscilla Lopez and Rachelle Compise. Troop leaders are Mrs. W. Niles Fiscus and Mrs. F. Norbet DeCook. Rella Cherry was elected scribe. Membership stars have been ordered for girls who have completed one year's active service in the troop. Major field of study will be home making, it was decided as Mrs. Fiscus explained to members that ten badges are required for first class honors. Four badges must be earned in each field, she continued. Some fifth grade Brownie fly-ups are expected to join the troop. The troop planned the hike which was enjoyed Tuesday. The picnic expedition was designed to aid members in obtaining the insect badge. Traditional circle and singing of taps closed the meeting. FREMONT TROOP 2 Officers were elected recently by the seventh grade Girl Scout Troop No. 2 of Fremont Junior high school. Marie Kadow and Gale Huebert, were named leaders; Glenda Wray Mungerson, secretary-treasurer; Sandra Johannes, scribe; and Gerie Glover and Juliette Lowe representative. Troop members are planning to work on needlework badges. Leaders include Mrs. August Fitz and Mrs. R. M. Glover. Leaving Today To Open Deer Season in Utah Journeying via light truck and jeep they entered Yosemite from Merced then went on north and east through Senora, Long Barn and finally spidered into Trout Creek. Returning, they were stalled by a herd of cattle. Two buck deer were viewed out of season by the group. Mrs. Banta noticed large quantities of chipmonks and sage hens, while shivering on the trip. "We're going to dress for Utah, though," she remarked cheerfully. Applaud Gaye Suzanne Fall Fashion Show Enthusiastic feminine citizens applauded as an array of semi-formal, formal and casual costumes were paraded during the fashion show presented at the Gaye Suzanne Style shoppe, on North Los Angeles street, under the direction of the co-owners, Mesdames Ora Mansfield and Ruth Gielow, Friday afternoon and evening. Fur coats, scarves and smart fall wraps were modeled in addition to tailored suits and winter wool dresses. Many new designs in casual and date dresses were also featured. Formal attire included sequin trimmed afternoon gowns, ankle-length ballerina gowns and a full-skirted gracious formal fashioned with a low neckline and bustle. Anaheim P.-T.A. Fall Program Well Underway Members of the Anaheim elementary school Parent-Teachers' associations gathered in respective schools Wednesday of last week, to launch the 1947-48 programs. LINCOLN SCHOOL Anaheim P.-T.A. Fall Program Well Underway Members of the Anaheim elementary school Parent-Teachers' associations gathered in respective schools Wednesday of last week, to launch the 1947-48 programs. LINCOLN SCHOOL Lincoln school P.-T.A. members heard Mr. Logan Wheatley, head of the Visiting Nurses' Association, explain the purpose of the organization and give a resume of its history. Mrs. J. H. Hamner is the visiting nurse for Anaheim and will give nursing service for pre-natal care, aid new babies and mothers, care for chronic invalids or do post-operative dressings. Presiding over the business session was Mrs. Fred C. Fischle. Mothers of fourth grade youngsters were hostesses. Songs and poems were interpreted by fourth graders during the refreshment hour. BROADWAY SCHOOL Traffic Officer Fred Cornell, of the Anaheim Police department, discussed "Juvenile Problems and Safety" during the premier fall meeting of the Broadway school P.-T.A. He announced the new Anaheim Bicycle Honor club, which began its first weekly Wednesday meeting at 4 o'clock in the Boy Scout office, 117 West Chartres street last week. Club members will elect their own judge and jury and present citations themselves, Officer Cornell revealed. Many social activities are included on the program which is designed to help prevent tragic accidents and make better future drivers. The business meeting was led by Mrs. Frank Doretti. Executive board members were hostesses. GEORGE WASHINGTON Fathers of George Washington pupils were guests Wednesday of last week of the Parent-Teachers' Association of that school, a potluck supper preceding the business session. All feminine teachers were presented with corsages. Presiding over the business meeting was Mrs. S. E. Loard. HORACE MANN P.-T.A. Mrs. Annette Edwards, consulting psychologist of the Orange County Child Guidance clinic, was the speaker at the Horace Mann P.-T.A. meeting last Wednesday. She discussed "Understanding Youth's Needs," Mrs. Kenneth Association of that school, a potluck supper preceding the business session. All feminine teachers were presented with corsages. Presiding over the business meeting was Mrs. S. E. Loard. HORACE MANN P.-T.A. Mrs. Annette Edwards, consulting psychologist of the Orange County Child Guidance clinic, was the speaker at the Horace Mann P.-T.A. meeting last Wednesday. She discussed "Understanding Youth's Needs." Mrs. Kenneth Hellyer was leader of the business meeting. A non-verbal reading demonstration was given by a group of first grade students presented by their teacher, Miss Gretchen Varney. Hostesses were fourth grade room mothers. MILITARY TRAINING. The problem of universal military training was brought up in each of the Parent--Teacher meetings. Ballots were distributed which, when marked, will decide the vote cast by the district representative at the national convention of the California Congress of P.-T.A. Celebrate Golden Wedding Date Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Mungerson, 1124 West Center street, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in the dining room of Mother Colony House on Wednesday, October 8. The table was beautifully decorated with an arrangement of yellow chrysanthemums and autumn leaves. The couple's gold and white frosted wedding cake was topped with the numerals "50." In 1897, in Boxholm, Iowa, Miss Anna Lindell became the bride of Frank Mungerson. They have ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 7 FOR Thursday, October 16, 1947 TELEVISION IS HERE FROM HILCO the Leader! the Leader! brilliantly clear and sharp, you can enjoy it day or night without drawing shades or dimming lights! it's here for immediate delivery and installation . . . television as I've dreamed about it from Philco the leader! The sensational Philco 0 Television Receiver brings you a picture so bright, sharp, and clear you can enjoy it, day or night, in a normally lighted room. 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