anaheim-gazette 1948-10-07

Annual Party Honors Grade School Staffs Members and their wives and husbands of the Anaheim elementary school system were honored with the annual party and reception given by members of the school board and their wives, at the Ebell clubhouse recently. Hosts and hostesses for the occasion included M. A. Gauer, superintendent of city elementary schools and Mrs. Gauér; Mr. and Mrs. Harry R. Fox; Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Stabbert and Mr. and Mrs. John P. Mary, board members and their wives. Welcomed were more than 100 persons. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. Stabbert and Mrs. Mary, assisted by Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Gauer. The clubroom was artistic with arrangements of gold and yellow marigolds. Yellow and orchid dahlias centered between tall yellow tapers graced the buffet table which was covered with a beautiful lace cloth. Games, heading the evening's gala program, saw prizes going to Walter Schmitt, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and Mrs. J. L. Drennan. Approximately 12 new faculty members are with the local elementary system, including Bessie Frey, secretary to the superintendent; Vera Gilbert, nurse, and Pearl Sweitzer, librarian. The troop, which meets each Tuesday at George Washington school, currently is making notebooks using wooden backs decorated with woodburning and containing pages on which each member will mount her personal records of troop activities. Other troop members in addition to those listed above include Shirley Burgess, Virginia Caballero, Cora Chapman, Mildred Hernandez, Loretta Kliever, Helen Munos, Margaret Olvera, Rosie Veyna, Bobbie Lou Weiszbrod, and Veta Workman. Helen Hoxie is a transfer from St. Boniface Troop 47. Slate Telephone Hour Programs The Telephone Hour is being heard Monday evening at 10 o'clock by west coast listeners beginning this month, it was announced this week by R. J. Rossberg, local manager of The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. The change in eastern daylight saving time moves the broadcast to the new time, he stated. Maggie Teyte, popular English soprano, will include Noel Coward’s “I'll Follow My Secret Heart” on next Monday’s broadcast. Fritz Kreisler, noted violinist, was featured on a program of his own compositions last Monday. On October 18, Miss Gladys Swarthout, lovely mezzo-soprano, will sing among other selections. Fathers including Marie Feliz from St. Boniface Troop 47, Loud Baker, Broadway Troop 19, and Edith Bullen from Long Beach. Newly named Troop 37, at Bjamin Franklin school, will meet Monday afternoons at the home of Mrs. Richard Fischle, Jr., new chosen leader. Mrs. Herman Schafer and Mrs. Forrest Simonton will serve as assistant leader. Members of the group Kathryn Ahn Thomas, Gloria Oropeza, Lucy Ann Fischle, Cara Ann Hemkin, Jary Jayne Lockhart, Dianne Merrill, Mary Pervencio, Carol Lee Ryan, Allen Schafer, Glenda Simonton, Rob Villafano, Betty Wick and Don Wright. GRADUATES FROM AERONAUTICAL SCHOOL Albert C. Hutain, son of M. Molly Hutain, 310 North Claudia street, Anaheim, who graduated recently from the Northrop Aircraft Institute at Hawthorn has accepted a position with United Airlines in San Francisco. He will apply mechanical training acquired during his 12-month enrollment at Northrop, while qualified him for certification in the Civil Aeronautics Administration as an aircraft and engi mechanic. Hutain attended Arnhem Union high school served in the Army for 36 months during World War II. A division of Northrop Aircraft, Inc., the institute provides instruction... Games, heading the evening's gala program, saw prizes going to Walter Schmitt, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and Mrs. J. L. Drennan. Approximately 12 new faculty members are with the local elementary system, including Bessie Frey, secretary to the superintendent; Vera Gilbert, nurse, and Pearl Sweitzer, librarian. Fremont Junior high school faculty members include W. H. Bonney, principal; Harriet Schadewald, Lucia Upp, W. A. Schmitt, J. L. Drennan, Adah Louise Wilcox, Eldon Hauck, Helen Klaft, Virginia Palmeri, A. E. Bourne, Nathaniel Norton, Mildred Lucas, Dorothy Link, Thelma Moon, Irene Holland, Dorothv Fletcher, Helen Cohn, Mary Fitz and Leona Garner. Benjamin Franklin faculty includes Ruth C. Williams, principal; Chester Fowler, Mary Fleckenstein, Clara Harmon, Lois Spratt, Beryl Kennedy, Dorothy Cox, Hazel Gibson, Mary Kennan, Ann Clark, Betty Grant Hilcher and Florence Secrist. Staff members of Broadway school include Blanche Daniels, principal; Gertrude Anderson, Audrey Vail. Helen Beaslev, Margaret Haugh, Audrey McBrain, Betty McDonald and Elizabeth Payne. Also present at the party was P. D. Doane, principal of Lincoln school and his wife. His staff members include Marjorie Strain. Ann Davis, Bernice Jolly, Helen Todd, Adele Howard and Mabel Barnes. Volney Elliott, principal of George Washington school, and his staff members, Mildred Mauerhan, Esther Larimer, Clara Mork, Althea Macy, Lorraine Remillard, Cecile Barnes and Bonnie Fields. Members of Horace Mann faculty are B: F. Mattox, principal; Anna Claire Mauerhan, Mary Ference, Vera Manshardt, Grace Hahn, Gretchen Varner and Emilie Axtell. Heading the La Palma faculty is Fannie Pritchard assisted by Alexander Jimenez, Leonone Clark, Grace Finerock and Vincenta Carleton. Cecil Barnes and Gale Cleveland are substitutes for the system. Schedule Screen Tour Programs The Audubon Screen Tours Club of Orange county, an organ-berg, local manager of The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. The change in eastern daylight saving time moves the broadcast to the new time, he stated. Maggie Teyte, popular English soprano, will include Noel Coward’s “I'll Follow My Secret Heart” on next Monday’s broadcast. Fritz Kreisler, noted violinist, was featured on a program of his own compositions last Monday. On October 18, Miss Gladys Swarthout, lovely mezzo-soprano, will sing among other selections, Brahm’s “Bless This House.” Clifford Curzon, talented pianist, will appear October 25, for the first time on the hour, including in his repertoire the first movement of Grieg's "Concerto in A Minor." Special music will be presented by Conductor Donald Voorhees and the 57-piece Bell Telephone Orchestra, which also will provide accompaniment for the soloists. Jiles-Murphy Engagement Told Sparkling diamond, third finger, left hand, revealed the engagement of Miss Phyllis Jiles, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Jiles of Anaheim, to Robert Murphy, son of Mrs. Anna Murphy, 1122 Kilson drive, Santa Ana. Both Miss Jiles and her bride-groom-to-be were graduated from Santa Ana high school and attended Santa Ana Junior college. Wedding bells will ring for the young couple in the spring. New Franklin Brownie Troop Due to growth in school population at Benjamin Franklin elementary school, the one large Brownie Girl Scout troop has been divided into two fourth grade groups. Formerly the one troop, No. 38, was led by Mrs. William Wick. Retaining the original number, the revised Troop 38 will meet at the Girl Scout House Monday afternoons under the leadership of Mrs. Roy Cheatum and Mrs. Francis W. Elliott plus one other adult to be named. Troop 38 members include Carol Ausburn, Brenda Barnett, Patsy Briggs, Charlotte Crain, Virlee Elliott, Janice Cantrell, Nancy Fisher, Glenda Gray, Nancy Guss and Linda Cheatum, plus trans- Heading the La Palma faculty is Fannie Pritchard assisted by Alexander Jimenez, Leonone Clark, Grace Finefrock and Vincent Carleton. Cecil Barnes and Gale Cleveland are substitutes for the system. Schedule Screen Tour Programs The Audubon Screen Tours Club of Orange county, an organization sponsored by the county's bird club, will, for the third year, present a series of lectures in the near future, illustrated by colored motion pictures by the country's foremost nature lecturers. The lectures are provided by the National Audubon Society which has its headquarters in New York. While bird life is the principal theme of the series, all films contain pictures and stories of other animals. The non-profit educational organization was organized to foster knowledge and understanding of birds and natural conservation. Further details concerning the screen tours may be obtained from Mrs. Frances Hart, 1109 South Ross street, Santa Ana. Brownie Troop 27 Begins Program Beginning their third year of activities, members of Brownie Scout Troop 27 of George Washington elementary school met recently under the leadership of their original leaders, Mrs. A. N. Mill; Mrs. John L. Bovee and Mrs. Forrest Price. Thirteen of the Townies, who first formed the troop as second-graders in 1946, still are active members. This year's officers are Helen Miller, president; Socorro Garcia, vice-president; Kay Rennie, secretary; Kay Lynn Price, treasurer; Dorothy Bovee, scribe, and Helen Hoxie, Juliette Low representative. Mrs. Roy Cheatum and Mrs. Francis W. Elliott plus one other adult to be named. Troop 38 members include Carol Ausburn, Brenda Barnett, Patsy Briggs, Charlotte Crain, Virlee Elliott, Janice Cantrell, Nancy Fisher, Glenda Gray, Nancy Guss and Linda Cheatum, plus trans- THE CHILDREN'S SHOP SHIRTS & BANDS 3 Fine Brands to Choose From Diapers Gowns & Kimonos Wrapping Blankets Crib Blankets Crib Sheets Waterproof Sheets Disposable Diapers & Liners Pins, Oil, Powder, etc. Sterillizers & Diaper Pails Sacques, Bootees & Bonnets Sweaters, Rompers, Dresses Afghans & Shawls Comforters & Nets Diaper Bags Record Books THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 721 N. LOS ANGELES AMPLE FREE PARKING Building Permits Show Increase Building permits for the month of September stand at a total evaluation of $127,790 of which $63,-400 went for nine dwellings, Building Inspector Rudolph Nyboe stated. A total of 29 permits were issued bringing the total valuation for the year to $2,068,057 as compared to last year's total of $1,-371,744, for a similar period. During September 1947, 51 permits were issued at a total valuation of $180,141. NEW CHURCH RADIO PROGRAMS INAUGURATED Miss Jane Cowl, noted actress, will play the courageous teacher in the new series of plays by the Episcopal churches of this country to be presented on the radio each Friday at 8 p.m. The first production in which Miss Cowl will appear is "The Corn Is Green" chosen from great scenes from great plays. The program will be heard locally over station KHJ in Los Angeles. The play teaches the importance of the teaching profession and the great part the church has to teach in its relation to the human race. This new type of program is a complete change from the regular church programs since there are no sermons, hymns nor prayers. A short talk at the conclusion of the play will explain the purpose of the program and how it affects the church. The rector of St. Michael's church and the vestry invite the public to hear the broadcast on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Kansas has more days of sunshine than any other state showing an equal annual precipitation. The comb has been used by all peoples and in every age for dressing the hair. accepted a position with Airlines in San Francisco. All apply mechanical train-required during his 12-month tenure at Northrop, which led him for certification by Civil Aeronautics Administration on aircraft and engine nic. Hutain attended Ana-Union high school and in the Army for 36 months in World War II. 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