anaheim-gazette 1948-05-27

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) this city, will celebrate 57 years of happy married life, traveling the road of life together through happiness and sadness, through tears and laughter, living life to its fullest. On June 28, Mr. Koser will celebrate his 86th birthday anniversary. Another event as cause for celebration is the approaching anniversary of the tenth anniversary of the marriage of their son, Elwood and Mrs. Ter Beest of Midway City. Numerous other events were noted by the gathered relatives. Decorating the long tables at the park, Mrs. Ter Beest used lovely arrangements of roses and mixed garden flowers from her garden. (Tablecloths were furnished through the courtesy of the Anaheim Gazette.) Those enjoying the beauty of the park and the bountiful spread of delectable food included: Mrs. Ethel White and family of Para-mount (formerly Hynes, Cal.), Mrs. Minnie Thompson of Compton, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Koser of Santa Ana, Mrs. O. Luster of Milwaukee City, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Ter Beest and son, Danny, of Midway City, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Ter Beest and family of Inglewood, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Ter Beest and family of Anaheim, Mrs. Nellie Chappell, daughter, Jane, and son, Elmer, of Rosemead, Howard Chappell and daughter, Virginia, of Rosemead, Mr. and Mrs. James Umstead and family of Rosemead, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cuber and family of Monterey Park, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Campbell and son of Monterey Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ritter of Santa Ana. Unable to be present due to car trouble and other detainable events were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ter Beest and family of Yucaipa, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell and family of Naples, and L. L. Thompson of Compton. La Habra Group Plans Food Sale Plans for a pie sale to be held Saturday at the Safeway store in La Habra were discussed by members of the La Habra Veterans of SAWYER FOR CONGRESS 22nd DIST. Farmer and Businessman Elect Sawyer to Congress from the 22nd District. Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. during the regular business session Wednesday night of last at the Memorial hall with Turner, president, presiding. Mrs. Cousins, department bearer of California and president of the Fullerton VFW auxiliary was present and received honors. Also present was Mr. Eldridge of the Santa Ana arary. Arrangements were made the Memorial ceremony to be at Loma Vista cemetery next day. Mrs. Ada Frazier was appointed chairman of the sewing club is being organized to create ticles for various hospitals. Voted that the seamstresses meet the fourth Wednesday of each month in the home members. The first meeting be June 23, at 7:30 p.m., home of Mrs. Frazier, 207 Central, La Habra. Refreshments of chocolate jello topped with whipped cream and coffee were served by Turner and Mrs. Jack Rentz; regular meeting will be June 19. In the auxiliary's poppy held Friday and Saturday, poppies were sold. Generous contributions of La Habrans w for veteran and veteran dependents, members stated when singing city residents for their service in the drive. Veterans who are symbolic flowers receive one-half cents apiece for each contribution. 'H.M.S. Pinafore' To Be Staged At FUHS, Saturday "H.M.S. Pinafore," ever-present comic light opera by Gilber Sullivan will be staged by Pasadena Community Opera Society, Saturday night o'clock in the Fullerton school auditorium under the Foreign Wars Auxiliary No.'s supervision. SAWYER FOR CONGRESS 22nd DIST. Farmer and Businessman Elect Sawyer to Congress from the 22nd District. He will represent all the people all the time. He supports the United Nations, and European Recovery. He is the Democratic Party Candidate. ORANGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMM. (POLITICAL ADV.) A Challenge! THE MAJOR PROBLEMS FACING OUR COUNTY GOVERNMENT ARE: (1) Critical water shortage (2) Rapidly increasing cost of county government (3) Need for sanitation system (4) Highway and road development WE CHALLENGE ANY CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT TO MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF RALPH J. McFADDEN TO ACT ON THESE PROBLEMS THESE QUALIFICATIONS ARE: (1) Experienced engineer 'H.M.S. Pinafore' To Be Staged At FUHS, Saturday "H.M.S. Pinafore," ever-present comic light opera by Gilbert Sullivan will be staged by Pasadena Community Opera association, Saturday night at o'clock in the Fullerton school auditorium, under the musical direction of Edgar L. Ton and state management of Don C. Wood. Subtitled "The Lass That Was a Sailor," the success of this era is attributed to its exquisite songs, rich and varied humor, uine sentiment and pointed according to Wood. Principles include John I portraying "The Rt. Hon. Seph Porter, K.C.B."; Dukeston as "Captain Corocan"; ard Jenkins, "Ralph Racksmith; John Waterman, "Dick Deane; Phil Spaulding, "Bill Booth (boatswain); Katharine Schmidt; Josephine" (the Captain's sister); Jeanette Thayer, "(Sir Joseph's first cousin); Dorothy Shaw Broder, Cripps" (Little Buttercup Bumboat woman). 400 Students Will Graduate At FJC June 13 Graduation exercises will conducted June 13, at Fuji Junior college at an outdoor mony in the huge stadium of campus with Miss Wanda Hart of Anaheim as one of speakers. The general speechic will be education and it in our growing world, it will nounced. A graduation class 400, the largest at the juniorlege to date, will receive mas. Music for the commencement exercises will be provided by FJC combined chorus confo of the A capella choir, mem club, women's chorus, mixed rus, octette, sextette and classes. They will sing three lections including "The Hymn," "Battle Hymn of the public" and "Service." Students in the chorus fro WE CHALLENGE ANY CANDIDATE FOR SUPERVISOR THIRD DISTRICT TO MEET THE QUALIFICATIONS OF RALPH J. McFADDEN TO ACT ON THESE PROBLEMS THESE QUALIFICATIONS ARE: (1) Experienced engineer (2) Successful rancher and business manager (3) Past president of Associated Chambers of Commerce (4) Past president of Orange County Farm Bureau (5) Former manager of Anaheim Union Water Company (6) Former director of Orange County Highway Commission (7) Present director of Orange County Water District (8) A life-long resident of the Third District THESE ARE PROVEN QUALIFICA-TIONS, NOT MERE CAMPAIGN CLAIMS — STOP AND COMPARE McFADDEN For Supervisor Committee Be sure and vote, June 1st (POLITICAL ADV.) Foreign Wars Auxiliary No. 5057, During the regular business session on Wednesday night of last week at the Memorial hall with Bertha Turner, president, presiding. Mrs. Cousins, department color curator of California and president of the Fullerton VFW auxiliary is present and received escort hours. Also present was Mrs. Rile Bridge of the Santa Ana auxiliary. Arrangements were made for the Memorial ceremony to be held Loma Vista cemetery next Monday. Mrs. Ada Frazier was appointed chiefman of the sewing club which being organized to create arches for various hospitals. It was decided that the seamstresses would get the fourth Wednesday night each month in the homes of members. The first meeting will June 23, at 7:30 p.m., in the house of Mrs. Frazier, 207 West Central, La Habra. Refreshments of chocolate cake, no topping with whipped cream and coffee were served by Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Jack Rentz. Next regular meeting will be June 2. In the auxiliary's poppy sale Friday and Saturday, 1000 popies were sold. Generous contributions of La Habrans will go to veteran and veteran dependent members stated when thank-you city residents for their support the drive. Veterans who made symbolic flowers received five one-half cents apiece for them. H.M.S. Pinafore' To Be Staged At UHS, Saturday H.M.S. Pinafore," ever-popular electric light opera by Gilbert and Silvan will be staged by the adena Community Opera Association, Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Fullerton high school auditorium under the vicinity include Gwen Ahlstrom, Donald Bigler, Chad Bolick, Pat Brosnan, Earline Fleishman, Myra Fries, Bernadette Heinz, Dorolyn Hochuli, Mary Lastowka, Barbara Rees, John Salveson and Marjorie Schutte, all of Anaheim, and Melvin Allison, Joyce Julian and Rob Plumb, Yorba Linda; Ruth Black, Paul Chambers, Don Knowlton and Bob Beckstrand, La Habra; Howard Blevins and Luther Lindauer, La Habra Heights; Ronald Brelje, Olive; Howard Christensen, Harold Christensen, Garden Grdove; Marilyn Cooper, Kenneth Dukes, Della Holt and Dale Heinmiller, Buena Park; Josephine Goar and James Duggar, Brea; Shirley Sala, Placentia. Other student singers will be Tom Selfridge, Alfred Spire, Lloyd Smith, George Thatcher, Ruther Thatcher and Marilyn Williams, Anaheim, and Donald Stedman of La Habra. Girl Scout News SKATING PARTY Girl Scout troop 42 from Katella school are planning a skating party at the Santa Ana Roller Skating rink. They have been making blue prints for Scout books. Maryann Hammatt won 1st prize on her cake entry at the Civic Progress Exposition. She made a duplicate cake for the Scout meeting and Mary Lois Haggar brought ice cream bars. LUTHERAN TROOP 31 Girl Scout Troop 31 of Zion Nucellar Trees To Be Shown At Riverside Orange county citrus growers will have an opportunity to see nucellar citrus now growing in experimental plots of the Citrus Experiment Station near Riverside next week, according to Dick Puffer, assistant Orange county farm advisor. Two tours have been arranged. On Thursday, June 3, northern Orange county growers will make the tour. The next day is for southern Orange county growers. Growers will meet at the station four miles east of Riverside on Highway 60, at 10 a.m. Growers are expected to bring their own lunch. Coffee and cream will be provided. The tour is expected to end at 2:45 p.m. During the morning the growers will visit the nucellar trees and Valencia orange rootstocks in the experimental plots. In the afternoon they will visit the insectary, entomological laboratories and the tank culture experiments. Talks will be made by members of the Experiment Station staff, including Dr. Batchelder, Dr. Bitters, Dr. Flanders, Dr. Chapman Lindgren. During the following week Orange county growers will go on a non-cultivation tour to Ventura county. Former Resident Killed Saturday Raymond W. Smith, 36, a former Anaheim resident, died Saturday as a result of injuries received when a steel collar fell on him from the top of a derrick as he was drilling a water well at Lake Sherwood. CYPRESS MARKETS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marke of San Gabriel were joined by Cypress Sunday after Bachigalupi visited with at the Fur store while Galupi spent his time at Wiley Reptile Zoo. His tile enthusiast spending his off hours captured snakes on the desert. Galupi has played in pictures, the latest being House," with Ida Lupin scene Miss Lupino slap and beats up on him. This cause for great among his friends and in the picture cast because six foot two in height at two-hundred eighty-five He says the new song Size Papa" was written Mr. Bachigalupi, together with his father, is a pipe organ manufacturer in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Marke Mr. and Mrs. Earl Essex week end relaxing at the cabin at Seven Oaks Redlands. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Diener comers to the Cypress community having just purchased a son Vonnie Lane in the press Manor subdivision proud parents of a son Roy, born Thursday, Mr Anaheim Community The little lad weighed six and seven ounces. The Lso have a little girl, once Mrs. C. Frank Lyenn Lynn, went to Los Angeles Monday afternoon and ning dinner with Mr. Frank Mathes after attending a movie which a double feature in w Luyn's daughter Annette H.M.S. Pinafore' To Be Staged At UHS, Saturday H.M.S. Pinafore," ever-popular music light opera by Gilbert and Halvian will be staged by the Cadena Community Opera Association, Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Fullerton high school auditorium, under the muilt direction of Edgar L. Moulain and state management of Gorilla C. Wood. Subtitled "The Lass That Loved Gallor," the success of this opus is attributed to its excellent lyrics, rich and varied humor, genuine sentiment and pointed satire, ordering to Wood. Principles include John Dowty, trarying "The Rt. Hon. Sir John Porter, K.C.B."; Duke Martin as "Captain Corocan"; Howe Jenkins, "Ralph Rackstraw"; Ann Waterman, "Dick Deadeye"; Al Spaulding, "Bill Bobstay" (atswain); Katharine Schlinger, Rosephine" (the Captain's daughter); Jeanette Thayer, "Hebe" or Joseph's first cousin), andothy Shaw Broder, "Mrs. Apps" (Little Buttercup and Emboat woman). 100 Students Will Graduate At FJC June 13 Graduation exercises will be conducted June 13, at Fullerton senior college at an outdoor ceremony in the huge stadium on the campus with Miss Wanda Reinert of Anaheim as one of theakers. The general speech top-will be education and its part our growing world, it was announced. A graduation class of 5, the largest at the junior college to date, will receive diplomas. Music for the commencement exercises will be provided by the C combined chorus consisting of the A capella choir, men's glee club, women's chorus, mixed choirs, octette, sextette and voice lessons. They will sing three sections including "The Navy Mmn," "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Service." Students in the chorus from this tella school are planning a skating party at the Santa Ana Roller Skating rink. They have been making blue prints for Scout books. Maryann Hammatt won 1st prize on her cake entry at the Civic Progress Exposition. She made a duplicate cake for the Scout meeting and Mary Lois Haggar brought ice cream bars. LUTHERAN TROOP 31 Girl Scout Troop 31 of Zion Lutheran school opened the meeting with Marylin Miller leading the flag salute and Dorothy Flugge leading the Scout promise after which the group sang "Beautiful Savior." New officers elected were president, Dorothy Steinbrink; vice-president, Kathleen Cordes; treasurer, Joyce Dick; secretary and scribe, Patsy Frahm; patrol leader No. 1, Marilyn Miller with Patsy Frahm assisting. The girls are giving a Mother's Day program for the Dorcas Society. A play "Hurrah for Dad" and a vocal solo "Wonderful Mother of Mine" by Noraleen Loetterle will be part of the program. PLAN SAN DIEGO TRIP Girl Scout Troop 9 of St. Boniface school are planning a trip to San Diego by streamliner to visit the zoo on June 11. The troop has earned enough money to pay its own expenses. A Mothers' tea is planned for June 5 at which time all work accomplished during the year will be on display. The girls had a hospital project and made tray favors all during the year. The girls have received their troop number emblem and Buttercup troop crest. Most of the girls plan to go to Camp Osceola. ST. BONIFACE SCOUTS Girl Scout Troop 8 of St. Boniface had an outing at the La Palma park. Camp folders were distributed and camping plans discussed. The remainder of the day was turned over to games and popping corn. GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana early this week, were Allan Burrows Young of Buena Park, and Dorothy Jean Dodd of Balboa Island. Former Resident Killed Saturday Raymond W. Smith, 36, a former Anaheim resident, died Saturday as a result of injuries received when a steel collar fell on him from the top of a derrick as he was drilling a water well at Lake Sherwood. A native of Oklahoma, Smith moved to Moorpark approximately a year ago after residing here for 10 years. He had lived in California for a total of 16 years. He is survived by his widow, Velva G. Smith, of Moorpark; his father, Darwin G. Smith of Oklahoma, and two sisters, Miss Maxine Smith of Iowa and Miss Hazel Smith of Oklahoma. Funeral services were conducted at the Hilgenfeld chapel yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. For job printing that will be a credit to you call the Gazette office, phone 2206. Proud parents of a son Roy, born Thursday, Manaheim Community The little lad weighed six and seven ounces. The Lso have a little girl, one Mrs. C. Frank Lyenn Lynn, went to Los Angeles Monday afternoon and ning dinner with Mr. Frank Mathes after attended a movie which a double feature in ww Lyen's daughter, Annette a part in both pictures. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. children spent Sunday a sinore celebrating Mr birthday. Lee Stradley, owner Cypress Cafe, underwer eration for mastoids a seph's hospital in Orang day. Arnold Holborrow and four years old, went fish day on a barge off Long George Haig, nephew ard Wallace, visited for at the Wallace home o C combined chorus consisting the A capella choir, men's glee b, women's chorus, mixed cho- , octette, sextette and voice sses. They will sing three setions including "The Navy mn," "Battle Hymn of the Republic" and "Service." Students in the chorus from this GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana early this week, were Allan Burrows Young of Buena Park, and Dorothy Jean Dodd of Balboa Island. THERE'S MORE PLEASURE SHOPPING BETWEEN 10 and 4 What a difference in shopping between 10 and 4 rather than trying to continue on until closing time at 5 or 6 p.m.! Between 10 and 4 both you and store employees are fresh and cheerful—then shopping is a real pleasure. X VOTE and Vote EARLY! JUNE 1st Avoid "Rush Hour" Traffic You'll find more seats available, more comfort and convenience—more time for selecting merchandise—and by leaving for home before 4, you can have "dinner on time"—a happy end to your shopping day. "MAKE IT A HABIT— SHOP MORE BETWEEN 10 and 4" Pacific Electric RAIL AND MOTOR COACH Lines The C. T. Paine home in Redlands — wonderfully "climafized the flame that CYPRESS NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bachigalupi of San Gabriel were visitors in Cypress Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bachigalupi visited with Mrs. Lyen at the Fur store while Mr. Bachigalupi spent his time at the Grace Wiley Reptile Zoo. He is a reptile enthusiast spending many of his hours capturing rattle snakes on the desert. Mr. Bachigalupi has played in many pictures, the latest being "Road House," with Ida Lupino. In one scene Miss Lupino slaps his face and beats up on him in general. This cause for great merriment among his friends and the people in the picture cast because he is six foot two in height and weighs two-hundred eighty-five pounds. He says the new song hit "King Size Papa" was written about him. Mr. Bachigalupi, together with his father, is a pipe organ manufacturer in Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Haskell Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Essex spent the week end relaxing at the Kelley cabin at Seven Oaks, north of Redlands. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Disney, newcomers to the Cypress community, having just purchased a new home on Vonnie Lane in the new Cypress Manor subdivision, are the proud parents of a son, Thomas Roy, born Thursday, May 20, at Anaheim Community Hospital. The little lad weighed six pounds and seven ounces. The Disneys also have a little girl, one year old. Mrs. C. Frank Lyen and son, Lynn, went to Los Angeles on Monday afternoon and had evening dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mathes after which they attended a movie which presented a double feature in which Mrs. Lyon's daughter Annette played Young Haig returned Monday to Rheems Field, San Diego, where he is stationed with the Navy at the Naval Air Base. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Alex Alexander and Beatrice Alexander, both of this city, early this week, at the county court house in Santa Ana. TO PLIGHT TROTH Vernon Keith Thorne of Santa Ana, and Betty Jean Abbott of Anaheim, obtained a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana, early this week. PLAN TO WED Applying for a marriage license were Wilton Lee Carter of Fullerton, and Alice Ann Lamers of Anaheim, early this week, at the county court house in Santa Ana. HAVE BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs. Harley Hoskins, 13542 East Ball road, announce the birth of a baby son, Tuesday, at Fullerton hospital. Advertise in the Anaheim Gazette and then stand by for actual results. FOR SALE Baby Buggy Good Condition Wicker Construction Inquire at Gazette Office For Better Government Support Harlan L. Savage Only Democratic Party Candidate for State Senator from Orange County (did not cross file) Prominent Oil Man who, if elec- Support Harlan L. 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