anaheim-gazette 1949-12-15

Social and Club Activities Install Gerry Ausburn Honored Queen of Job's Daughters In an impressive candlelight ceremony, Gerry Ausburn was installed honored queen of Anaheim Bethel No. 5, International Order of Job's Daughters, Saturday night at the Masonic Temple. Other elective officers seated during the symbolic rites with Miss Ausburn were Jean Bastian, marshal; Eleanor Ausburn, guide; Joanne Soden, junior princess, and Janet Vincent, senior princess. Heading the group of installing officers was Barbara Bastian, retiring honored queen who was escorted by the associate guardian, Marlin Hall who entered previously with Mrs. Fay Hall, guardian. Other installing officers included Veona Tessner, guide; Geraldine Homan, marshal; Margaret Edens, recorder; Gene Hall, chaplain; Marjorie Cranston, musician; Nancy Wingert, senior custodian; Joyce Stremple, junior custodian, and Patty Richards, recorder. Ushers were Jay Meade and Jack Lucas. Before the entrance of the Celestial choir, the gold book ceremony was read by Marlin Hall. Gayle Ausburn portrayed the cherub. Appointive officers installed included Carol Barnett, senior custodian; Sandra Johannes, junior worthy matrons and worthy patrons of 1949 and past patrons and past patrons of Chispa chapter. William E. Fackiner sang a solo accompanied by Helen Fackiner. Following a prayer and obligation the officers were installed. Seated with Gladys and Earle Woodward were Arline Foster, associate matron; William H. Foster, associate patron; Sallie Maude Adams, secretary; Margaret Peterson, treasurer; Addie Belle Hunt, conductress; Dorothy Thiessen, associate conductress; Mabel Abbot, chaplain; Vera Riner, marshal and Susie Brown, organist. Forming the chapter's emblematic star are Lillian Huber, Ada; Marian Parsons, Ruth; Pearl Wagoner, Esther; Eunice W. Heinz, Martha; Verna Hopkins, Electa; Jennie D. Mickle, warder, and Donald D. Jones, sentinel. Appointive officers are Opal Kane, page, and Ethel Schultz, prompter. Another solo by baritone Fackiner followed the proclamation and closing of the Bible. After courtesies and presentation of worthy matrons and patrons of 1950, a reception was held in the temple. On the reception committee were Vera Baum, Margaret Hasty ,Jessie Seward, Margaret Hedges, Clara Wilson, Pauline Houts, Marion Fennell and Mary Hutson. Ushers included Joseph R. Thompson, George B. Greder, John M. Casey and D. Herbert Deane. Hostesses were Caroline Fackiner, Melissa Jane Hauswald, Louise Dahlman, Jeanne Alden, Grace E. Fisher, Celia C. McCarthy and Eunice M. Schaeffler. Marywood Glee Club to Carol Senior members of the glee club at Marywood Catholic girls high school will go caroling this (Thursday) after school hours. Before the entrance of the Celestial choir, the gold book ceremony was read by Marlin Hall. Gayle Ausburn portrayed the cherub. Appointive officers installed included Carol Barnett, senior custodian; Sandra Johannes, junior custodian; Patricia Cleveland, outer guard; Laura Voorhees, inner guard; Carol Owston, recorder; Roycene Jennings, treasurer; Joyce Shunk, chaplain; Elva Lynn Glenn, musician; Marjorie Wright, librarian and Carol Haderlie, Janet Schocht, Gail Turner, Carlin Feather, and Janise Pullman, first, second, third, fourth and fifth messengers. Following the entrance of the honored queen-elect, Dorothy Nickelson sang the "Lord's Prayer." Escort of the Holy Bible was by Phyllis Nickelson. Our nation's flag was presented followed by prayer and obligations. After the installation of appointive officers, Miss Nickelson sang the solo, "Because I Walk With Thee." The proclamation was given and presentations made following the installation of elective officers. Everyone present was invited to attend the reception following the open ceremony. Leo Irby, marician, was featured. Anna Marie Pebley was in charge of the guest book. Members of the Celestial Choir comprise Jo Ann Bastian, Loa Jean Bromwich, Barbara Chatum, Joanne Davenport, Beverly Jo Davis, Nancy Fergus, Barbara Fergus, June Thomas, Harlene Heitmiller Barbara Hudson, Dorothy Jiles, Rebt Miser, Patricia Richards, Joan Robinson, Jean Schultz and Neva Wedin. Eunice Anderberry is assistant musician and Nancy Roberts is assistant recorder. The guardian council includes Fay Hall, guardian; Marlin Hall, associate guardian; Eileen Bastian, secretary; Margaret Vincent, treasurer; Irene Roberts, promoter of hospitality; Matte Owston, assistant promoter of hospitality; Beulah Jennigs, custodion of paraphernalia; Cozette Ausburn, promotor of socialibity; Thelma Soden, promoter of finances; Emma Robinson, philanthropy; Mrs. Davis, promoter of youth activities, and Mrs. Glenn, director of music. fully decorated Christmas tree. Yule decorations carried out the holiday theme throughout the Sharp home. Each member brought a white elephant gift, gaily wrapped, to be awarded as a prize for a winner of Christmas Bingo games. Hilarity reigned as all members received the white elephant presents. Lois Spratt assisted Helen Sharp with the hostess duties. Refreshments of ornately decorated Christmas ice cream cake, coffee, tea and nuts were enjoyed. Next meeting of the group will be January 150 at the home of Mildred and Anna Claire Mauerhan on Katella road. Those present included Ann Krogen, Bessie Fry, Kay Fancher, Louise Miller, Anna Claire Mauerhan, Mildred Mauerhan, Helen Sharp, Lois Spratt, Gladys Malmrose, Helen Cohn, Irene Holland, Eloise Smith, Kay Hebener, Marjorie Pible, Myrtle Peterson, Beulah Hineman, Audrey Vail, Esther David, Alice Myers and Dorothy Gerlich. Special guest honors went to Dorothy Swanson. Install Chispa Chapter, Eastern Star Officers Symbolic beauty marked the installation of 1950 officers of Chispa Chapter No. 151, Order of Eastern Star; Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple when Gladys Woodward was seated as worthy matron and Earle Woodward was installed worthy patron. Master of ceremonies was Eva Harriet Boyd, past grand treasurer. Installing marshals were Camille Deane and Ethel Bruce. Nellie Harpster was installing chaplain and Esther Kemper, installing organist. Both are past matrons of Chispa chapter. Worthy matron and worthy patrons were Vera Riner and Earl Baum. Installing officers included Ethel Van Meter, past matron; Rebecca Hasson, past matron; A. Bird Cross, past patron; and Dorothy Littlejohn, deputy grand matron. Preceding the entrance of the officers-elect was the placing of the Holy Bible by Erlene Mele and a solo "Holy Book Divine" by Elnora Sanford. The flag escort was by Charles H. Hunt. The audience joined in the Pledge of Allegiance and the singing of "America." Presented were past grand matrons and patrons; present grand officers, past elective grand officers; past elective grand officers; Marywood Glee Club to Carol Senior members of the glee club at Marywood Catholic girls high school will go caroling this (Thursday) after school hours. Their planned itinerary will include St. Boniface rectory; Fullerton General hospital; Fullerton Cottage hospital; St. Joseph hospital; Orange County hospital; Santa Ana; Anaheim Community hospital, and several sanctariums and rest homes for the aged and convalescent. Sophomore class members staged the annual Christmas play at the Ebell club house last Friday night. This year's production was entitled "The Saint" by A. Beatrice Knowles. The plot, in brief, tells of a shopkeeper, Nicholas, who sold for profit only until strangely moved he offered the Three Wise Men who were on their way to see the Christ Child, gifts of gold, frankinsense and myrrh. Because of his generous offer, the shopkeeper was re-named "St. Nicholas" by the Wise Men. The travelers urged Nicholas to join them in their trek following the Star but Nicholas refused. They left promising to return. After years of giving climaxed by his finding a mother for "Little David," Nicholas is left alone with empty hands in an empty shop. It is then the Wise Men return and St. Nicholas goes with them to follow the Star of Bethlehem. A carol session around the school's Christmas tree will be featured on the last class day before the Yule holidays. Resident students will be invited to a formal dinner followed by a Christmas party before they leave for their respective homes. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 7 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS associate guardian; Eileen Bastian, secretary; Margaret Vincent, treasurer; Irene Roberts, promoter of hospitality; Matle Owston, assistant promoter of hospitality; Beulah Jennigs, custodion of paraphernalia; Cozette Ausburn, promotor of socialibity; Thelma Soden, promoter of finances; Emma Robinson, philanthropy; Mrs. Davis, promoter of youth activities, and Mrs. Glenn, director of music. Preceding the entrance of the officers-elect was the placing of the Holy Bible by Erlene Mele and a solo “Holy Book Divine” by Elnora Sanford. The flag escort was by Charles H. Hunt. 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All proceeds will be donated to the Student Loan Fund so that the long sought Alumni Association may soon become a reality, spokesmen stated. It is hoped the reunion will form a strong nucleus of former students to support the proposed organization. College leaders have indicated their whole-hearted support of the formation of this group and are urging a large attendance at the reunion dance, the committee declared. Providing music for the occasion will be Bill Burchit and his orchestra which is scheduled to play from 9 to 12 o'clock. Refreshments will be served at 11 o'clock. Entertainment will include several informal homecoming acts. Former students and college officials will be introduced. Early indications point to a representative turnout from many classes. All former students are being urged to contact as many of their school contemporaries as possible, that the affair may be a big success, committee members said. Why not go to church Sunday? LADIES! 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