anaheim-gazette 1947-11-27

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1947 Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 INVESTITURE CEREMONY FOR SCOUT LEADERS LAST MONDAY Candlelight marked the impressive ceremony which saw 46 Anaheim women inducted into the Girl Scout Council and Leaders' Association. Eighty council and association members participated in the event in which new members received their membership pins Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Fremont Junior high school cafeteria. Key positions during the rites were held by Mrs. Leroy Ater, commissioner; Mrs. Warren Hodges, second deputy commissioner, and Mrs. William Bushman, established camp chairman of the council. Each lighted one of the three major candles symbolizing the three parts of the Girl Scout promise which is the basis of all scouting. After reciting the promise as a group, all individuals to be invested were summoned to receive their pins. Officers inducted included Mrs. Warren Hodges, second deputy commissioner and training committee chairman; Mrs. Clyde Dawson, Camp Flicker day camp committee chairman and editor of the monthly publication "Trefoil," Mrs. M. F. Glenn, chairman of the program committee, and Mrs. B. E. Peebles, chairman of the Juliette Low World Friendship committee and member of the program committee. Other members of the council present for the occasion were Miss E. Kate Rae, chairman of the finance and staff-and-office com- Franklin; Mrs. E. G. Hemken, assistant leader, Troop 38, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. Ray Cheatum, assistant leader, Troop 38, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. K. F. Eldred, committee member, Troop 38, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. L. B. Moran, leader, Troop 10, Lincoln; Mrs. William Wick, leader, Troop 38, Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. J. J. Schneider, leader, Troop 6, St. Boniface parochial school; Mrs. Don May, leader, Troop 15, St. Boniface; Mrs. Milo Huffman, assistant leader, Troop 25, Centralia elementary school; Mrs. William Miller, leader; Troop 14, Cypress; Mrs. Paul Simmons, assistant leader; Troop 14, Cypress; Mrs. Orville Thomason, leader; Troop 45, Lincoln; Mrs. Robert R. Moor, leader; Troop 19, Broadway, and Mrs. Ivan Storey, assistant leader, Troop 19, Broadway. Other Brownie adults who attended included Mrs. August Fitz, Mrs. Harold Bircher, Mrs. A. N. Dorothy Simpson Smith both on the east coast a playing Beethoven's "Thunderer 1947-48 concert of Symphony orchestra, Sat Anaheim Union high school group is Norma L. Perl MOTHERS with CHILDREN Ages 2 to 6, Bring Your Children to "SANDPILE TOWN" while you shop or at other busy times. Licensed, approved and insured, with clean spacious grounds—new building—excellent playground equipment, educational interests. 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Guest Soloist With County Orchestra Dorothy Simpson Smith of Whittler, concert pianist known both on the east coast and in Europe, will be guest soloist, playing Beethoven's "Third Piano Concerto" during the premier 1947-48 concert of the Orange County Philharmonic Symphony orchestra, Saturday night at 8:15 o'clock in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium. Director of the talent group is Norma L. Perkins of Orange. Jeanne Wilson, Russell Cariker Engagement Told During a recent surprise-announcement party, news of the engagement of Miss Jeanne Wilson of Anaheim to Russell Warren Cariker of Fullerton was disclosed at the Wilson home on North Lemon street. Each guest was presented with a gardenia corsage when she was greeted at the door by the hostess. Miss Wilson chose a gray crepe gown for the occasion. A spray of baby chrysanthemums was worn in her hair. Special announcement games were played with prizes going to Elaine Steinborn Horton and Miss Doris Hilton. A phonograph recording featuring the voice of Frank Sinatra, the announcement of the engagement and the dedication of the selection to "Jeanne and Russ" was heard by the group. Adding to the occasion were huge arrangements of white chrysanthemums, one bouquet being on the coffee table, one on the piano and another centered between two lighted tapers on the mantle. A cake, shaped in the form of two interlocked hearts inscribed with "Jeanne and Russ", was complemented by the white lace cloth on the buffet table in the dining room. Six tall white tapers, in crystal holders, cast a soft glow over the setting. A cluster of gardenias surrounded the base of each candle stick. Individual ices, in the form of pink hearts topped with cupids and white wedding bells, were enjoyed. Cutting and serving the cake was Mrs. Robert L. Wilson, sister-in-law of the hostess. Mrs. Jack Winger and Miss Lou Wurstroff. Active Week For FJC Vocal Group Several appearances were by members of the vocal department of Fullerton college, under the direction Earl Narramore, last week. Della Holt of Buena Vista heard with the woman's fore members of the L.P. Parent-Teachers Association day of last week. A twenty program was applauded by Fullerton Women's club in the jaysee lounger. Octette singers featured this area included Rob George Thatcher and Duan all of Anaheim. The Women's sextette led disabled veterans in the side hospital Wednesday of last week and the octet at the Wilshire elementary auditorium, Fullerton, by Fourth District P.-T.A., last Thursday. Discuss 'Home and Family Life' Art P.-T.A. Meeting "Home and Family Life" is the main topic of the Forttrict Parent-Teachers' Art meeting, last Thursday and early afternoon in F.C Chapman-Wilshire streetary school auditorium. Mr. Sipherd of Orange, of the Orange county organ presided during the regular session. Mrs. B. D. Ralston of City, sixth vice president California P.-T.A., was the guest speaker. In her role of "Home and Family Life" stressed three focal points: prosperity which must be justified in individual home mony, security and happiness. Dorothy Simpson Smith of Whittier, concert pianist known booth on the east coast and in Europe, will be guest soloist, playing Beethoven's "Third Piano Concerto" during the preter 1947-48 concert of the Orange County Philharmonic symphony orchestra, Saturday night at 8:15 o'clock in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium. Director of the talentand group is Norma L. Perkins of Orange. Helen Mayberry, leader, up 17, Horace Mann; Vic y, assistant leader, Troop 8, moniface parochial school; Mrs. Ha Dugan, assistant leader, up 9, St. Boniface and Mrs. Na Nieland, leader, Troop 30, race Mann elementary school. intermediate troop adults witting the ceremony included games Stanley Lewis, Al MittAmo Downs, G. S. Hansard, Carter, W. J. Troutman, P. Schmitz, Ben Switzler, William berger, Walter Taylor, Arch y and Miss Adah Louise Wildring the ceremony, Mrs. Mars. Fort assisted with an intertion of the meaning of the Scout laws. ceeding the investiture rites, short business meeting of the ers’ Association was held. resignation of Mrs. J. C. Doss president of the group was and accepted with deep reShe was the first presidengroup, which was organized year. Mrs. Dolan is a former of Troop 17 of Horace Mann ntery school. issiding over the business seswas Mrs. August Fitz. Assisner were members of the sing board including Mess Troutman, Booth and HanMrs. F. N. DeCook was apped chairman of the nominatcommittee to prepare a slate ficers for the January installShe will be assisted by Mrs. Dargatz and Mrs. Al Mittman were elected from the floor. s. M. F. Glenn, program chairfor the council, reported on active plans for Girl Scout occupation in the friendship kit project and on the inimediate pot luck supper, the of which has been changed December 12, so that it will not act with the December 5, wide treasure hunt. the roll call of troops, repretives responded for 39 of the bil’s 45 troops. A new troop being formed in Stanton elecary school it was announced. special cinema attractions of the mitture meeting were the ing of technicolor sound and devotees of art, Monday night at 8 o'clock in the Fremont Junior high school auditorium. Keynoting his lecture, he pointed to “the necessity of art education for the ‘here’ and ‘now’.” “Placing a premium on the student’s creative thinking and an individual attack on problems is one way to produce responsible, useful citizens,” Payant remarked. The speaker is the author of “Our Changing Art Education,” “Create Something,” “Design Techniques” and “A Book of Puppetry.” Formerly Payant was a teacher in New York City schools, a professor at the University of Cincinnati, Ohio State University and at several other nationally known institutions. Let us have faith that right makes might, and in that faith let us to the end do our duty as we understand it.—A Lincoln Persons attending the affair in addition to those mentioned above included Dorothy Beavers, Ruth Thatcher, Marilyn Hartelt, Violet Gust Long, Margery Criss Harker, Louise Cariker, Betty Hylton, Phyllis Herman, Betty Malonee, Roberta Norland Jones, Jackie Pool Hiserodt, Donna Stitchman, Dorothy Morris, Marian Davies, Doris Koontz Brown and Lois Vi-pond Meadows. Unable to attend were Velma Koontz Walker, Charme Zediker, Dorothy Mannion, Ruth Demaree and Lorraine Cole. 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Active Week For FJC Vocal Groups Several appearances were made by members of the vocal music department of Fullerton Junior college, under the direction of C. Earl Narramore, last week. Della Holt of Buena Park was heard with the woman's trio before members of the La Habra Parent-Teachers Association Tuesday of last week. A twenty minute program was applauded by the Fullerton Women's club that evening in the jaysee lounge. Octette singers featured from this area included Rollo West, George Thatcher and Duane Smith, all of Anaheim. The Women's sextette entertained disabled veterans in the Riverside hospital Wednesday evening of last week and the octette sang at the Wilshire elementary school auditorium, Fullerton, before the Fourth District P.-T.A. meeting last Thursday. Discuss 'Home Family Life' At P.-T.A. 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