anaheim-gazette 1949-05-05

ROSS E. TREECE APPLIES FOR CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE Sacramento, May 5 (WNS)—Application for a contractor's license in electrical, general, has been filed here with the contractors state license board by Treece Electric company, Ross E. Treece, of 732 North Topeka street, Anaheim. The board delays action ten days after which it issues the license provided no written protest has been received. The secret Chinese Hung Society is sixteen centuries old, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. REAFSNYDER, ASTENIUS AND MURDOCH FILE FOR CONTRACTOR'S LICENSE Sacramento, (WNS)—Application for a contractor's license in general building had been filed here with the contractors state license board by Kenneth E. Reafsnyder, George Astenius and Thomas S. Murdoch, 1081 North Palm street, Anaheim. The board delays action ten days after which it issues the license provided no written protest has been received. Sound waves have been perceived at a distance of 3,000 miles. 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For the past three seasons she has played leading young character roles in Hollywood productions including "Joan of Lorraine," "Elizabeth the Queen," "Media," "The Peking Man" and a score of others. Turney, who scouted these productions, stated he believes her to be one of the most talented young players to come under his supervision. Local Violinist Entertains Guild Violin solos were interpreted by John Glasier of Anaheim, for a meeting of the Southern California Choral Conductors Guild, Orange County chapter, held Saturday evening at the Orange Presbyterian church. His accompanist 63x108, ea... 2.29 72x108—2.39 ea. 81x108—2.49 ea. 54" Sq. Table Cloth Solid colors. Dress your table when guests come. SPECIAL, ea... 79° Each... 44° Embroidered Pillow Case Sets "His & Hers" and floral Design Set ... 2.49 All colors. Set... 2.79 Also a large selection of towels, tablecloths and other linens ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE "Anaheim's Only Yardage Store" 112 E. 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White Heads Ea. 13¢ DELIA SALVI the orchestra. Both spoke on the values derived from symphonic music and actual human experiences. Symphonic music, they continued, is of the highest type of musical enjoyment but should definitely not be considered beyond the average person's capacity for appreciation. The orchestra's coming will be a great stimulus to Orange county music enthusiasts, they remarked. Also in attendance were choral conductors, school musicians, representatives from county cultural organizations and other music lovers. The meeting was presided over by Wesley Marquart, guild president. Following the meeting refreshments were served by Winifred Sloop and Ruth Armstrong, co-hostesses. Ebell Election Held Monday Mrs. Arthur Roquet was elected Association for the Advancement of Science, and a holder of numerous honors and degrees in his field was introduced as second speaker. Author of the books, "Guide Posts to Happiness," "Conquering Personal Problems" and "Quest of Life," he stated that the motivation for right living is not in facts but in the emotions. Emotional immaturity will cause the intelligent direction of an individual's life to be unsatisfactory. He advised keeping an active mind and engaging in wholesome events. Mrs. Fowler Is 1949-50 Junior Ebell President Elected president of the Anaheim Junior Ebell club was Mrs. George Fowler to serve for the club year, 1949-50 beginning with the fall term, during the regular Tuesday evening meeting at the Ebell club house, with Mrs. Ray Ortez, Jr., outgoing president, presiding. Mrs. Ortez will head the county federation of juniors for the next club year. Mrs. Bill Wilmer was elected first vice-president to be in charge of the group's programs for the ensuing year. Mrs. Fred Fischle was named second vice-president; Mrs. Glenn Lehmer, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Endicott, corresponding secretary; Miss Betty Dammers, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Robertson, curator; Mrs. Henry Plou, parliamentarian; Mrs. John Raber, membership chairman, and Mrs. William Sutherland, auditor. Mothers of members were honored at the meeting with each introduced by her daughter to the group. "Hair Styling by Vance" was the demonstration-speech given by Ebell Election Held Monday Mrs. Arthur Roquet was elected president of the Senior Ebell club of Anaheim for the year beginning next fall 1949-50, during election of officers Monday afternoon at the club house, with Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, current president, presiding. To act as program chairman will be Mrs. Milton Spencer. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman was elected second vice-president; Mrs. Kenneth Hellyer recording secretary for her second term; Mrs. H. P. Tobin, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Herbert Deane, treasurer; Mrs. Homer Wallace, financial secretary; Mrs. E. C. Kendrick, auditor; Mrs. H. J. Fackiner, curator; Mrs. Richard Glover, parliamentarian; Mrs. Bonney, Mrs. A. E. Schumacher, Mrs. M. A. Gauer, Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs., L. M. Pickel, Mrs. Joe Van Wagoner, trustees. These new officers will be installed during the regular June meeting. Work of the Orange County Planning Commission was clearly outlined by Charles H. Diggs, director of the county commission. As one of the two speakers of the afternoon, he explained reasons for single and multiple listing zones saying "they are for the protection for the betterment of a county or city in the future." He praised Anaheim for its strong zoning policy. Dr. Arthur L. Bietz, authority on psychology, a graduate of USC and a member of the American conductors, school musicians, representatives from county cultural organizations and other music lovers. The meeting was presided over by Wesley Marquart, guild president. Following the meeting refreshments were served by Winifred Sloop and Ruth Armstrong, co-hostesses. Mrs. Glenn Lehmer, recording secretary; Mrs. Charles Endicott, corresponding secretary; Miss Betty Dammers, treasurer; Mrs. Carl Robertson, curator; Mrs. Henry Plou, parliamentarian; Mrs. John Raber, membership chairman, and Mrs. William Sutherland, auditor. Mothers of members were honored at the meeting with each introduced by her daughter to the group. "Hair Styling by Vance" was the demonstration-speech given by Vance, manager-owner of the shop by that name in Santa Ana. Give $750 Check A $750 check was presented to Mrs. Dudley, principal of the Carl Harvey school for handicapped children of Orange county, at Santa Ana, with Mrs. D. B. Baker making the presentation. Gracious appreciation of the school's staff was extended by Mrs. Dudley to the club. VIEWS BIG 'MET' OPERA PERFORMANCE Eugene Cranston, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert M. Cranston, of this city, attended the Monday night performance of "Aida" by the Metropolitan Opera company of New York, at the Shrine auditorium, Los Angeles. One of the largest audiences to date filled the great hall which seats approximately 7000. Charles Clark, Los Angeles vocal student of Eugene's father, was a member of the "Aida" cast. ANAHEIM GIRL PIANO SOLOIST Piano soloist for two Fullerton events last week was Miss Marjorie Cranston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cranston of Anaheim. She played at the Chapman home on Union avenue at the Mother-Daughter tea of the First Christian church, Fullerton, Sunday afternoon, and for a fashion show staged in the Fullerton city hall. This Beautiful Range with Electric Minute Minder Electric Clock for $209.50 Trade-In M-m-marvelous Mother's Day Gift! 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