anaheim-gazette 1947-11-06

Thursday, November 6, 1947 Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Attend Annual Junior Red Cross Conclave Attending the annual conference and retreat at Mar Casa, Balboa Island, Friday and Saturday were 52 representatives of the Orange County Junior Red Cross, high school advisors and councilors. Teacher-sponsor from this city was Miss Neva Solt. Mrs. Miriam Hinman was the adult advisor of the Anaheim chapter. In charge of the two-day session was Betsy Taylor of Orange high school, president; Robert Sampson, of Laguna Beach, vice-president, and Judy Cole of Willard Junior high school, Santa Ana; secretary-treasurer. A highly active program for the past year was reported from all schools in the four chapter areas including Anaheim, Orange, northern Orange county and southern Orange county. Each chapter was responsible for a phase of the program and entertainment. Delegates to the national Junior Red Cross convention and to the training center this summer, presented enthusiastic resumes of program plans and outlined projects discussed there. Current projects underway will in addition to Miss Solt and Mrs. Hinman of this city, included Mrs. Corrine Price, northern Orange county chapter; Mrs. Clayton Ferrin, Mrs. Abby Chapman, Mrs. Lola Stout, Miss Iva Carl, Miss Ruth Bradley, Miss Jean Stengel, Mrs. Grace Freeman, Mrs. Laura R. Warren and Mrs. Katherine Maag, all of the southern Orange county chapter. Guest speakers were John Martin, Mrs. Gretchen deKiss, Miss Joan Pomeroy, Robert Sallin, all of the Los Angeles chapter Junior Red Cross, and Miss Helen Locke, instructor in the John Muir school, Long Beach. Organize New P.E.O. Chapter In This City Chapter L T, Anaheim's second P.E.O. chapter and the three-hundred, twenty-eighth in this state, was organized recently in the Ebell club house, following a dinner at the Mother Colony House for new members of Chapter B P and state officers. Mrs. Mabel Jessup, state organizer, presided over the meeting. She was assisted in the initiatory ceremony by officers of Chapter BP, sponsoring group. Officers elected to serve chapressive ceremony. All officers witnessed the event. Mrs. Leah Shirley of Chapter; six past state presidents and the vice president of the California P.E.O. two representatives from the thirteen chapters in county; Lucille Menefee of县; Ann Arbor, Michigan Minnie Allen Fuller, of AH, Oklahoma; together members of Chapters LT of this city. The groups cover more than 100 P.E.O. members officers. At the conclusion of the ing, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Sue the Supreme chapter, pre-a beautifully appointed which was arranged by Mr. Helen Tews, Helen Kaul Gertrude Jackson. A prelude of piano was interpreted by Mrs. Crandell Wilkens of Chap San Diego. Speeches by officers concerning P.E.O. educational and philanthropic project featured. Adding to the occasion lighting effect from three candelabras. Baskets or chrysanthemums tied with ribbons were a gift from B P and the B I L's of L T. They were arranged Gladyse Woodward and J thy Jordt. Hail AUHS Parents Teachers' Party As 'Big Success' Good fellowship and initiation keynoted the "Hard party attended by more parents and teachers of Union high school, October the Youth Center, formed Teen-Age canteen." schools in the four chapter areas including Anaheim, Orange, northern Orange county and southern Orange county. Each chapter was responsible for a phase of the program and entertainment. Delegates to the national Junior Red Cross convention and to the training center this summer, presented enthusiastic resumes of program plans and outlined projects discussed there. Current projects underway will continue it was decided. Educational gift boxes are being sent to children abroad and international correspondence between schools is being enjoyed. In addition the county junior Red Cross chapters are sponsoring many projects for youngsters in the county hospital and other hospitals including the Los Angeles Orthopedic hospital. A Hallowe'en party, Friday night, highlighted the conference session's entertainment program. Gay costumes and colorful favors added to the gala affair. Mrs. Thomas McLeod is the adult county coordinator for the high school council. Junior Red Cross teacher-sponsors attending Chapter L T, Anaheim's second P.E.O. chapter and the three-hundred, twenty-eighth in this state, was organized recently in the Ebell club house, following a dinner at the Mother Colony House for new members of Chapter B P and state officers. Mrs. Mabel Jessup, state organizer, presided over the meeting. She was assisted in the initiatory ceremony by officers of Chapter BP, sponsoring group. Officers elected to serve chapter L T include Mrs. G. W. Koch, president; Mrs. J. L. Van Der Veer, vice-president; Mrs. A. C. Bennett, recording secretary; Mrs. H. P. Tobin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R. B. Young, treasurer; Mrs. T. E. Woodward, chaplain, and Dr. Dorthy Jordt, guard. Other members of Chapter L T include Mrs. F. T. Edmiston, Mrs. W. H. Bonney, Mrs. W. W. Manter, Mrs. E. F. Powell, Mrs. S. A. Richardson, Miss Bella J. Walker, Mrs. Robert Koontz, Mrs. W. F. Taylor and Mrs. A. E. Schumacher. Mrs. Ina Fox, state president, installed the officers in an im- America runs on BULOVA time! HARTFIELD'S BULOVA time! HARTFIELD'S TERM-WAY Extended Payments No Down Payment No Interest 30, 60, 90, 365 Day Charge Accounts HARTFIELD JEWELERS Established 1905 by B. Hartfield 108 West Center Anaheim, Calif. OPEN SATURDAY NIGHTS Prices Include Federal Tax Expressive ceremony. All state officers witnessed the event as did Mrs. Leah Shirley of Supreme Chapter; six past state presidents; the president and the vice-president of the California P.E.O. home; two representatives from each of the thirteen chapters in this county; Lucille Menefee of Chapter G, Ann Arbor, Michigan, and Minnie Allen Fuller, of Chapter AH, Oklahoma, together with members of Chapters LT and BP of this city. The groups comprised more than 100 P.E.O. members and officers. At the conclusion of the meeting, Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Shirley of the Supreme chapter, presided at a beautifully appointed tea table which was arranged by Mesdames Helen Tews, Helen Kaulbars and Gertrude Jackson. A prelude of piano selections was interpreted by Mrs. Florence Grandell Wilkens of Chapter J H, San Diego. Speeches by state officers concerning P.E.O. educational and philanthropic projects were featured. Adding to the occasion was the lighting effect from three silverandelabras. Baskets of white chrysanthemums tied with yellow ribbons were a gift from Chapter S P and the B I L's of Chapter T. They were arranged by Mrs. Eladyse Woodward and Dr. Dorny Jordt. Hail AUHS Parent-Teachers' Party As 'Big Success' Good fellowship and informal keynoted the "Hard-Times" party attended by more than 200 parents and teachers of Anaheim union high school, October 28, at the Youth Center, formerly the teen-Age canteen 13116 West Clyde Nickles; "Colonel Finkle Droop-Jowl," a suitor, Charles Frank; "Nadeska," the woman of mystery, Mrs. Tex Middleton. All characters featured were selected at random from the audience as were the men interpreting the natural props of birds and bees. A boxing match between Tex "Mangler" Middleton and Paul "Powerhouse" Demaree in which strength and footwork were displayed, carried out the light vein. Seconds to the fighters were Harry "Cockeyed" Fox and Dick "Deadeye" Dickenson. Dick Glovver was the battle-scarred referee. The contestants ended the fight by nailing together boxes with their gloves. In serious mood, a devotional themed period was conducted. "A Prayer for Parents," an article taken from a current Parent-Teachers' Association magazine was read by Mrs. Ethel Hempshall, devotional chairman. Dave Collins led the large group in action songs. Everyone joined in folk dancing with Tex Middleton accompanying the numbers on his accordion. A comedy skit was staged by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Frank, entitled "What We Don't Need Is a Five-Cent Cigar, but More Membership in P.-T.A." The moral was directed to those who had not yet joined the high school association. A new drive began with the conclusion of the skit. Its success was applauded as 45 new members added their names to the book. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton are in charge of membership. "Witches' Brew" cider, hot and spicy, was served with "Undertakers' Delight" doughnuts. Chairmen hosts and hostesses included Mr. and Mrs. Everett friends from this vicinity, Mrs. Reinhardt enjoyed the "Queen for a Day," KHJ program at Earl Carroll's featuring Jack Bailey and Ford Pearson that morning; luncheon at the popular spot; the "Double or Nothing" broadcast with Emcee Walter O'Keefe in CBS studio, and the "Meet the Missus" release. Three pictures of Mrs. Reinhardt, taken by a CBS photographer, showed her with "Meet the Missus" technicians, with Crosby bestowing a congratulatory kiss and with Ed East trying the shirt on her for size. She will be given a recording of the broadcast from Studio D, audience participant department, 6256 Sunset boulevard, Hollywood, during her next visit to CBS. FJC Students At WSSF Conclave Anaheim vicinity was well represented at the World Student Service Fund conference held at Occidental college recently, when Fullerton Junior college students who, as delegates of different service organizations on the campus, joined Occidental college pupils for an active program. The group heard a panel discussion on "Needs of the World's Students." Several of the panel members had been sent to Europe this summer by the "Y" to study and report on conditions there. During the session "Seeds of Destiny" was pictured the needs of students. Several delegates Charlie McCarthy being the afternoon on al campus. That even Moody, an alumnus featured in a one actThose attending freeity included James Harris, Bob Benner, Hart, Gloria Knutts Smith and Beverly Anaheim, and Non-Buena Park. Guest Pianist Meets Orange County Musi Dorothy Simpson who resides in White concert tours, was in members of the Orch Philharmonic Symphony tra, by Miss Jackie Teheim, concert manager evening in the Teen-rehearsal headquarter welcomed by Miss Noins kins of Orange, director Beethoven's "Third certo" will be played solo by Miss Smith tral background during known musical organier 1947-48 concert 29, at 8:15 o'clock tha Hail AUHS Parent-Teachers' Party As 'Big Success' Good fellowship and informally keynoted the "Hard-Times" party attended by more than 200 parents and teachers of Anaheim union high school, October 28, at the Youth Center, formerly the Green-Age canteen, 131½ West center street. Kid games, adult contests, witches' bingo and many other games with a Hallowe'en theme were enjoyed. Costumes of every description leaning to the humorous side added to the entertainment. A hilarious burlesque entitled Love Comes to Violet Puss" or Green Grows the Corn in Anaheim caused tremendous applause and much laughter. "Violet" proved to be a simple soul and an uninspired heiress, layed by Mrs. Glen Kunz; Edgeont Montmorency, an itinerantromo-artist, was portrayed by FJC Vets Club To Sponsor Bob Hope Broadcast Early in January, Bob Hope will be featured in a broadcast to originate from the Fullerton Union high school auditorium under the sponsorship of the jaysee Vets' club, it was disclosed by Bob Francis of Fullerton, club publicity manager. Proceeds from the broadcast will be used by the Vets club in furthering its program of assistance to children in the Fullerton area. At present the club sponsors a mammoth Christmas party for these children. Tickets to the broadcast will go on sale approximately two weeks before the event in downtown Fullerton a "first come, first served" basis. More than 1750 seats are available in the auditorium. Ora Chandler of Anaheim is vice-president, and Larry Tangney of Anaheim is treasurer of the club. Tex Meckel of Cypress is Vet club president. Mrs. Reinhardt Wins Crosby's Shirt At Program One of Bing Crosby's traditionally loud shirts, in all its red, white and blue checked glory, was auctioned off by Bing's brother, Bob Crosby, to Mrs. R. W. Reinhardt of 305 East Water street, Students." Several of the panel members had been sent to Europe this summer by the "Y" to study and report on conditions there. FREE LECTURE ON CH SUBJECT Christian Scien RICHAR Member of the Board of First Church of Christ Sunday After Won Corner o First Church of Chr SHEER ENCHA By-the-Ya NYLON SHEERS In pastel colors and white. Misty fine, soft quality. A yard $1.95 NYLONETTE A fine mesh fabric of nylon, in pastel colors. A yard $1.65 Mrs. Reinhardt Wins Crosby's Shirt At Program One of Bing Crosby's traditionally loud shirts, in all its red, white and blue checked glory, was auctioned off by Bing's brother, Bob Crosby, to Mrs. R. W. Reinhardt of 305 East Water street, Anaheim, Tuesday afternoon during the "Meet The Missus" program, KNX, Columbia network specialty show, at Earl Carroll's restaurant in Hollywood. Bob Crosby, introduced by master of ceremonies Ed East, doubled Mrs. Reinhardt's bid of $21.00, to be given to her favorite philanthropic venture, the youngsters at Rancho Las Amigas, Hondo, six miles west of Norwalk. She is planning a Christmas party with all the trimmings for the children at the home and a special remembrance to one hospitalized child from Las Amigas, she disclosed. Accompanied by four feminine Give Now To Your Community Chest During the session, a movie, "Seeds of Destiny" was shown. It pictured the needs of European students. Several delegates attended the Charlie McCarthy broadcast during the afternoon on the Occidental campus. That evening, David Moody, an alumnus of FJC, was featured in a one act play. Those attending from this vicinity included James Friis, Roland Harris, Bob Benner, Wanda Rinehart, Gloria Knutsen, Marilyn Smith and Beverly Meyer all of Anaheim, and Nonie Franz of Buena Park. Guest Pianist Meets Orange County Musicians Dorothy Simpson Smith, pianist, who resides in Whittier between concert tours, was introduced to members of the Orange County Philharmonic Symphony orchestra, by Miss Jackie Tatum of Anaheim, concert manager, Monday evening in the Teen-Age Canteen rehearsal headquarters. She was welcomed by Miss Norma L. Perkins of Orange, director. Beethoven's "Third Piano Concerto" will be played as a piano solo by Miss Smith with orchestral background during the well known musical organization's premier 1947-48 concert, November 29, at 8:15 o'clock that evening, in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium. She has appeared in concert both on the east coast and in Europe. Of English descent, Miss Smith has the distinction of being the only India-born concert pianist to be heard publically in the United States. Plan 'Cal Poly' Homecoming Days All former California Polytechnic college students now residing in Orange county are invited to the college's fortieth annual homecoming celebration, slated for next Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Dick Barrett, 2175 Main avenue, Long Beach, has been appointed Orange county representative to contact all alumni residing in this vicinity, by John Hanna, association secretary. Any former Cal Poly students who have not received an invitation through the mail to attend the homecoming, are requested to either contact Barrett or write directly to the alumni association at the college. Royal Neighbors Meet Monday Members of the Royal Neighbor lodge met last Monday evening at 8 o'clock in K. C. hall on East PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS ANNOUNCE SON Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tice of Route 1, Box 11, Yorba Linda, who announced the arrival of a baby son, October 28, at Fullerton General hospital. TYPEWRITERS For Sale or Rent Also National Cash Register and Check Protector SERVICE on typewriters, adding machines, other office equipment and electric shavers. Anaheim Office Equipment Service E. M. McLAUGHLIN 812 E. North St. Phone 5358 ANAHEIM, CALIF. L. H. 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