anaheim-gazette 1948-09-23

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 4) tory for a musical hour when Mr. and Mrs. Siegel entertained several guests, included among them being Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Youell of Downey. The group were delightfully entertained by Mr. Tyroler when he played and sang Wagnerian music, taking the part of the singers and accompanying himself as a complete orohestra, handling the numbers beyond the belief of the guests. He also played some of his own compositions. Mrs. Siegel stated that Maestro Tyroler will conduct classes for beginners in operatic music as well as for professional singers in this area. Brokaw-Barnes Engagement Told The engagement of Miss Beverly Brokaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Brokaw of 235 Bellfontaine, Pasadena, to Robert S. Barnes, son of Mrs. Joe Walter of this city, was announced during a party given at the Huntington Hotel in Pasadena, recently. The affair was attended by college friends of the bride-elect who is a former Stanford co-ed. Previously a student at the University of Colorado, she received her diploma from Stanford in 1944. She was affiliated with the Delta Gamma sorority. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school and Stanford University, class of 1944, Barnes served in the Navy, receiving his commission as Lt. (j.g.). He will re- children's Yule party is slated for December 18. The men's dinner night featuring Horace Detchfield, noted hand-writing analyst, will be January 4. "Good Styling" will be the topic of Miss Catherine Hall of Bullocks, Los Angeles, during the February 1, meeting. News of the theater and a play discussion will be given by Mrs. Arthur May of Santa Ana at the March 1 general meeting. The annual spring benefit bridge and fashion review is scheduled for later in the month. Mrs. Kenneth Hellyer will speak on "Photography" during the April meeting. She is a senior club advisor. Installation of new Ebell club officers will also highlight the month. Program plans have not been announced for May. Members of the Sunday afternoon committee included Mrs. Kenneth Heuler, chairman of refreshments, assisted by Mesdames William Allen, J. A. Jackson, Forrest Wolverton, M. R. Watson and M. W. Little. In charge of decorations was Mrs. Robert Fowler assisted by Mesdames James Reinert, Walter Kirkhart and Glen Lehmer. Betty Stockwell Opens Studio for Music Students Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, better known as Betty Stockwell, has announced the opening of her music studio in her home at 206 Kroeger street, this city. Having appeared at a number of musical events and before club groups, Mrs. Stockwell is well known for her musical talent. She is a graduate of Michigan State College at Ypsilanti, Mich., where she received her B.S. degree with a major in music. home this week, enthusiastic but "glad to be home." They left Anaheim for New York on June 10. Britishers and Scots have fewer commodities than citizens of the United States but seem happy and get along well with what they have, Pellew remarked. The only place Pellew, an orange rancher saw citrus fruit was in Glasgow Scotland. However, in Edinburgh and other sections of Scotland and in England, children are given orange concentrate which is bottled in this country, in addition to cod liver oil. He added that en route home at Atlantic City they noticed Sunkist orange advertisements publicizing Florida citrus. In the famous resort town, they resided at Haddon Hall. "We learned to eat whale meat and gulls' eggs, overseas," said Mr. Pellew. Enroute to the British Isles, the couple were aboard the "Queen Elizabeth." They returned to New York on the "Queen Mary," her sister ship. Mr. and Mrs. Pellew spent approximately three weeks in Montreal, and Banff, in the Canadian Rockies, Victoria and Vancouver British Columbia. CYPRESS NEWS The second annual 'White-Gold Day celebration was held Saturday, September 18th. There were five thousand people in attendance it was reported. The receipt are to be used for the buying of land for a Community Park for Cypress and surrounding territory. Last year a substantial sum was realized for the fund from the first White-Gold Day. The day started with the judging of the awards of the pet parade at 9 a.m. Then the parade followed with different awards being made for the various floats. Following th The affair was attended by college friends of the bride-elect who is a former Stanford co-ed. Previously a student at the University of Colorado, she received her diploma from Stanford in 1944. She was affiliated with the Delta Gamma sorority. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school and Stanford University, class of 1944, Barnes served in the Navy, receiving his commission as Lt. (j.g.). He will receive his degree in College of Law at Stanford next spring. No date has been set for the wedding. Annual Junior Ebell Tea Sunday Prospective Junior Ebell club members were honored with a Sunday afternoon tea at the Ebell clubhouse at which time young Anaheim women were greeted by Mrs. Ray Ortez, president, and other club officers, and the year's program was outlined. With Mrs. Ogtez in the receiving line were Mesdames Loren Wagner, L. A. Casey, D. B. Baker, Noel Mendoza, Fred Fischle, Eldon Hauck and Carl Robertson. Approximately 45 guests were welcomed. Mrs. Byrl Brock was in charge of the guest book and Mrs. Paul Winson, immediate past president, and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, president of the senior Ebell club, presided at the tea table. Dahlias and lighted tapers graced the buffet table and the club house mantle. The first general meeting of the year will be October 5 with Mrs. John W. Shearer, well known psychologist and lecturer, discussing "Youth Is the Answer." A Hallowe'en masquerade dance is also planned for October by the club. Due to election day falling on the regular meeting day, November's meeting will be held Monday, November 5, it was announced. "Woman's View of World Affairs" will be discussed by Miss Mildred Younger. New members will be in charge of the December 7 meeting when the annual Christmas party will be held. The group's yearly chil- Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, better known as Betty Stockwell, has announced the opening of her music studio in her home at 206 Kroeger street, this city. Having appeared at a number of musical events and before club groups, Mrs. Stockwell is well known for her musical talent. She is a graduate of Michigan State College at Ypsilanti, Mich., where she received her B. S. degree with a major in music. While at college she participated in the various musical events, both in the piano and the vocal field. A member of the college girls sextet, they won many ovations in harmony blending as well as artistic technique. Mrs. Stockwell came to Anaheim three years ago in order to attend University of California, taking two special courses in music. She was pledged to Mu Phi sorority, national music honor society, an organization which is known for its membership of talented artists. Her experience in music includes two years teaching in one of the largest consolidated school districts in Michigan, teaching piano. She is a talented accompanist for the violin as well as for a vocal soloist. Since coming to Anaheim, she has become well known for the honors which she has received in piano in the Orange County Youth contest. For the past two years she has served as the organist at Evangelical United Brethren church this city. She has studied with Leonore Tompkins of Santa Ana, Mrs. Thilo Becker of Los Angeles, Milan Blanchest of San Pedro, all known as outstanding musicians in the southland. She has recently completed the famous Guy Mayor teaching course. She is also a member of the Orange County Musical Arts club. Mr. and Mrs. Pellew Enjoy Summer Tour Overseas After enjoying a 20,000 mile, three months trip in England, Scotland and Canada, Mr. and Mrs. Sydney O. Pellew, 14052 South street, this city, returned five thousand people in attendance it was reported. The receipt are to be used for the buying or land for a Community Park for Cypress and surrounding territory. Last year a substantial sum was realized for the fund from the first White-Gold Day. The day started with the judging of the awards of the pet parade at 9 a.m. Then the parade followed with different awards being made for the various floats. Following the parade various rodeo attraction were held south of the school grounds. Commencing at 3 p.m there were fine high-class vaude ville features held on the school grounds along with all the attractions in the booths. The children were entertained with rides on the toy train and an aeroplane merry-go-round. The barbecue supplied at 5 p.m. followed by a auction with the booths carrying on until late into the evening. The committee does not have exact figures as yet as there are still bills and ticket money outstanding. The Grace Wiley Zoo on East Lincoln in Cypress has had a facelifting in the form of fine new signs, and the entire grounds have been leveled off. New specimen have been added to Mrs. Wiley already fine collection and many improvements have been made throughout the entire zoo. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Mester have been having some grand reunion with relatives during the past month. An aunt, Mrs. W. H. Odor from Phoenix was a two-day guest the week of the twenty-second Soon after her departure two more aunts and uncles were housguests of the Mesters. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kimberling from Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. I.C Carmack of Akron, Ohio each spent ten days with the Mesters.The party made the trip along the northern route through Oregon and returned the southern route. Another aunt arrived just ahead of them and spent a week dividing her time with the Mesters and a son in Corona. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harvey on Ontario this week took over the Hancock gasoline station and garage formerly owned by Mr. A.McArdle of Compton. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey will soon announce a new and unique business for Cypress. The service station and garage property are owned by Mrs. Harvey's parents, Mr. and Mrs.A.McArdle of Compton. 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Mrs. Madge Lyen has returned home from a most enjoyable trip to Ogden, Utah, where she visited with an old high school chum Mrs. Wallace Moore and family. Another school chum from Denver, Mrs. Alla Carlson, arrived in that city for a reunion of the three, the first time they have been together since their graduation in 1918. Mrs. Lyen later went to Berkeley where she spent two weeks with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hastings and son, Jeffery. The Hastings family is well known in Anaheim, Herbert spending many years of his youth here. Lynn Lyen had spent five weeks visiting with his sister and small nephew. He returned home with his mother. SLATE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BROADCAST The Columbia Church of the Air program will be broadcast under the auspices of the Christian Science Committee on Publication for Ohio next Sunday morning over Station KNX at-8:30 o'clock Pacific daylight saving time, which was announced. The subject of the address will be "Beloved, Now Are We the Sons of God." The regular investor in U.S Savings Bonds is a cheerful and hopeful man. New Marketing Order Offered Orange Industry Four principal changes in the marketing order for California oranges are proposed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture which gives growers and shippers only until October 4 to file exceptions. The proposed changes: 1. The Orange Administrative Committee be increased from seven to eleven members, adding four "handler" members. 2. That intrastate control be abolished and that one prorate should affect the whole country, including California and Arizona. 3. That size be regulated and used instead of, or in conjunction with, volume. 4. That "early maturity" fruit in any district be marketed under special allotment pools. Voters may not choose some of the proposals and reject others, but must vote for or against all four. The California Fruit Growers Exchange was said this week to be ready to ask for a ten-day extension to the final date for filing exceptions, and the Mutual Orange Distributors might want an even longer extension. Independents had not at midweek announced their position. Elections to the Orange Administrative Committee and the Lemon Administrative Committee were to be held today. Voting place for Orange county was at the office of E. E. Eastman of the AAA, 622 North Main street, Santa Ana. Tells of 2,4-D For Lemons There has been a good deal in the papers and magazines read by citrus growers about the effect of the growth regulator, 2,4-D, on weeds, on vegetables and on oranges. Monday night at a meeting of the Yorba Linda Farm Center Dr. W. S. Steward of the Citrus Experiment station told of the effect of the growth regulator on lemons. He said the experiments had so far indicated that, as in the case of oranges and grapefruit, 2,4-D tended to reduce fruit drop and in some of the test groves it had tended to increase the lemon picks while in others the effect was not yet apparent. In one Corona lemon test grove oil spray containing eight parts per million of 2,4-D had apparently increased production 20 per cent in one picks, but two groves in Ventura county similarly treated failure show any response. One near Santa Paula showed an increase in the size of the fruit; the increase was not observable in the other two plots. Lemon studies are more located than those of oranges. Steward said, because the bear fruit of all sizes at the time. Louis Erickson, a Berkshire graduate has been added to Experiment Station staff to vote his full time to experiment with 2,4-D. 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