anaheim-gazette 1948-05-13

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) state convention held in Sacramento was given by Al Raymond, manager of the Credit Bureau, was the first of the business heard. Many fine meetings and committee sessions were reported with a call for further work in the line of credit stressed. Credit has assumed a stronger tension since the close of the war and credit managers are reporting a much closer extension to credit seekers. Reports have been received from over the entire nation of the slower payments being made and those seeking additional credit for needed items. A social hour concluded the meeting. 'England' Topic of Sorority Guest Wartime and post-war conditions in England were discussed by Miss Beryl Cole, an exchange teacher from Bristol, England, now with the Fullerton elementary school system, who spoke before members of the Tau chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Monday evening in the home of the new president, Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 North Helena street. Introduced by Mrs. Alice Myers, the guest speaker described the evacuation of school children from London during World War II, and the system of food rationing set up in wartime and in effect now. MRS. ARTHUR MAY fresh strawberry sundae, cake, coffee and candies were served by the hostess. Present other than those mentioned above were Helen Sharp, Dorothy Gerlich, Beulah Hineman, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Milfred Mauerhan, Irene Holland, Louise Miller, Alice Myers, Josephine Chance, Laura Porter, Gretchen Varner and Marjorie Harris. Mrs. Arthur May First Subscriber Mrs. Arthur A. May, prominent Orange county club woman, believes in being an early bird. This week she purchased the first pair of subscription tickets for the forthcoming summer series of stage plays to be produced by Holiday Stage at Tustin, June 28 to September 4. Mail orders for these subscription tickets will go on general sale next Saturday, and continue until the middle of June it was an ary school system, who spoke before members of the Tau chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority, Monday evening in the home of the new president, Miss Marjorie Pibel, 204 North Helena street. Introduced by Mrs. Alice Myers, the guest speaker described the evacuation of school children from London during World War II, and the system of food rationing set up in wartime and in effect now. She made striking comparisons between the English school system and that of North American schools as a whole and discussed the development of standard salaries for school teachers throughout England. The Southern California Council breakfast will be held in Sherman Oaks next Sunday, May 16, it was announced during the short business session presided over by Miss Pibel. Mothers will be honored guests at the morning affair, she stated. During the concluding social hour, delectable refreshments of Mrs. Arthur A. May, prominent Orange county club woman, believes in being an early bird. This week she purchased the first pair of subscription tickets for the forthcoming summer series of stage plays to be produced by Holiday Stage at Tustin, June 28 to September 4. Mail orders for these subscription tickets will go on general sale next Saturday, and continue until the middle of June, it was announced today. At reduced prices over week-by-week attendance, patrons may procure their exact seat locations for the entire series of ten different plays by addressing a request to Holiday Stage, Tustin. A total of fifty-five players and theatre technicians have been contracted by the professional stock company for this summer, Harold Turney, executive director, stated. Florence Turney, treasurer, has added two secretaries to her staff, Sue Carmichael and Charlotte McGee, who will assist her with mail Archibald Stodart, a native Scotland, in 1891. She was the mother of four other children. Mrs. Grace Davis, Cypress; Joy Stodart, Cypress; Charlie Stodart, Buena Park and George Stodart of Anaheim. As a pioneer of Orange county she watched the growth of the area's ranches, industries, towns and cities. The family moved to a ramshackle on La Palma road between Milland Centralia roads in 1895. She is also survived by seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Interment was at Anaheim cemetery. orders and return tickets to purchasers. Orange county patrons are united by company spokesmen place their orders early since orders will be placed on a "first received, first reserved" basis. Sequoia National Park, with an area of 600 square miles, is located entirely in Tulare county. 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