anaheim-gazette 1950-01-19

Social and Club Activities Mrs. Hathaway Heads Girl Scout Leaders' Association Mrs. Raymond Hathaway of Broadway elementary school was elected new president of the Anaheim Girl Scout Leader's Association at a meeting held at Anaheim Union high school Monday evening with 100 leaders and guests in attendance. She will replace Mrs. August Fitz who concluded two years as head of the organization. Mrs. John Myers of Loara was elected vice-president to replace Mrs. R. L. Cook, who presided at Monday evening's meeting in the absence of Mrs. Fitz. Second vice-president will be Mrs. Earl Fancher of Benjamin Franklin; Mrs. H. Meger of Zion Lutheran will be third vice-president, Mrs. Roy Agren of Benjamin Franklin and Mrs. Archie Henry of Fremont were re-elected secretary and treasurer respectively. Mrs. Gerald Endicott of St. Boniface will represent Brownie interests on the Anaheim Girl Scout Council with Mrs. Hathaway representing Intermediate Girl Scouts on the council. Sweetheart supper for fourth grade Brownie fly-ups is next item on the Anaheim Girl Scout program. February 14 is the date for this potluck supper to be held at Fremont cafeteria 6:30-8:30 o'clock with all fourth grade girls and their dads in attendance. Mrs. N. DeCook, program chairman, has asked that all leaders of this age group get in their reservations as early as possible. Scribes tea is scheduled for January 26 at 4 p.m., probably in the Fremont cafeteria, with a girl from each Intermediate and Brownie group invited to attend with an adult representative from her troop. Cookie sale announcement was made by Mrs. Warren Hodges with Mrs. H. H. Stabbert named as chairman for this year's sale. The month of February will again feature sale of these cookies with prices to be the same as last year. Mrs. Stabbert will be assisted by Mrs. Roy Dargatz and Mrs. Clyde Dawson. Cookies may be picked up at the Girl Scout Little House, 201 South Citron, beginnig February 3. Jullette Low Day Mrs. Roy Agren, new chairman of the Juliette Low birthday observance, scheduled for March 17, gave a brief resume of the history and local plans for this year. Juliette Low brought the idea of Girl Scouting from England to the United States in 1912. Ditty bags again will be used this year by each troop for individual contributions of a penny for each year of age to the furthering of world friendship. A real international spirit is being planned for this year's observance with each Intermediate troop making a flag, three by five feet of a United Na- SALE Nunn-Bush Shoes Style 2308 COMMANDER Last Sale Price $15.45 Tans Blacks Cordovans Scotch Grains Every Pair Reduced! Most Styles $14.45 to $17.95 To induce new wearers to try the increased comfort and style-mileage made possible by Ankle-Fashioning, we offer MONEY SAVING PRICES on our entire stock of Nunn-Bush shoes. For present Nunn-Bush wearers, this is an opportunity to SAVE MONEY on their favorite Nunn-Bush style. Act now. Sale ends soon! All Edgerton Shoes also Reduced! Starting at $8.95 January Sale servance, scheduled for March 1, gave a brief resume of the history and local plans for this year. Juliette Low brought the idea of Girl Scouting from England to the United States in 1912. Ditty bags again will be used this year by each troop for individual contributions of a penny for each year of age to the furthering of world friendship. A real international spirit is being planned for this year's observance with each Intermediate troop making a flag, three by five feet, of a United Nations country, to be donated to the local Girl Scouts. Brownie troops are contributing standards and poles for these flags. Each troop will enact a short skit or dance typical of the country whose flag they make, and Brownie troops of each school will join to present a song typical of regular Brownie meetings. Any troop desiring further help is asked to call Mrs. Agren, 4873, or Mrs. DeCook, 4466. Offer Workshop A workshop is being offered in Santa Ana at the Girl Scout office January 17 and January 31 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., it was announced by Mrs. Jerry Schiller, local council assisant. She also stated that the local office will offer training courses as needed and requested by the leaders. Mrs. DeCook asked that consideration be given three possible program ideas which are being tentatively discussed for early in May. Decision on their acceptance or rejection will be made at the next meeting, February 20. Cypress has asked that the next meeting be held there and the invitation was accepted with pleasure by the group. Mrs. William Bushman, camp chairman, stated that Camp San Antonio will be the camping site again this year, with the first ten days in August as probable date. Mrs. Jerry Dolan presented a report of a group of leaders working on a proposed change of the present Girl Scout organization to the so-called Council-Association plan. She stated that with the current growth of the organization to over 100 adult leaders, many of these leaders felt that they lacked real representation under the present council plan. She also stated that for at least a year the leaders and council members have expressed a desire to know more of the proposed plan but that for Ankle-Fashioning, we offer MONEY SAVING PRICES on our entire stock of Nunn-Bush shoes. For present Nunn-Bush wearers, this is an opportunity to SAVE MONEY on their favorite Nunn-Bush style. Act now. Sale ends soon! All Edgerton Shoes also Reduced! Starting at $8.95 January Sale WOMEN'S SMART FOOTWEAR January Clearance Sale of women's smart dress and play shoes... nationally-known brands... broken lines and sizes but you can find your size. Reg. 8.95 to 10.95 Joyce PLAY SHOES..... 5.95 Reg. 8.95 Nisley's Beautiful Shoes..... 5.95 Reg. 10.95 Red Cross DRESS SHOES..... 7.95 Reg. 12.95 Tweedle DRESS SHOES..... 9.95 OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL 8:30 P.M. The S2R Store INSTALL IT NOW PAY WITH Timeplan FINANCING You can keep your savings improvements with low See the dealer who di emblem. Ask him for t Smaller payments be Bank of NATIONAL JAVI MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOR In the Anaheim Girl Scout with Mrs. Hathaway Intermediate Girl Council. A short supper for fourth grade fly-ups is next item in January 14 is the date for supper to be held at Peteria 6:30-8:30 o'clock fourth grade girls and in attendance. Mrs. N. Program chairman, has all leaders of this age on their reservations as possible. A schedule for Jan. 14 p.m., probably in the Peteria, with a girl from immediate and Brownie need to attend with an representative from her club announcement was Mrs. Warren Hodges with Stabbert named as for this year's sale. The February will again feast of these cookies with the same as last year. Airt will be assisted by Margatz and Mrs. Clyde cookies may be picked up Scout Little House, 2011, beginning February 3. Agren, new chairmanette Low birthday obsoleted for March 17, of resume of the history means for this year. Juliought the idea of Girl from England to the ages in 1912. Ditty bags be used this year by for individual contribution for each year of furthering of world A real international being planned for this advance with each Introop making a flag, the feet of a United Na- some reason it had been tabled. Re-Organization Plan Mrs. J. Dutzi, another member of the combined committee appointed by the leaders to investigate further, read the correspondence which they had received in answer to queries to surrounding communities and regional Girl Scout headquarters. Some of the communities either considering or starting on the new plan include Bellflower, Santa Ana, Newport, Laguna Beach and Orange. Invitations from several of these were extended local leaders to attend and observe the working of the new plan as it gets into action. Concluding these reports on the association plan, it was voted to purchase five additional sets of descriptive literature sent out by national headquarters to discuss the pros and cons of the proposed change. A letter of thanks was voted the high school which, on extremely short notice, permitted the leaders to hold their meeting there Monday evening. A mix-up had left the group without an adequate meeting site. A completely typical afternoon in the home of a Girl Scout leader was the theme of a short skit which concluded the evening. Mrs. Lee Symonds was the "confused leader;" Mrs. Archie Henry, Jr., played the part of her mother; Mrs. Forrest Simonton was a true-life small daughter; and Mrs. Hathaway was another Girl Scout leader. In addition to pointing up the usual happenings at home on Girl Scout day, an opportunity was taken to point up, by "horrible example," all the wrong things which a Girl Scout might do to her uniform, and the correct attire of an adult leader. Beniface Catholic church, this city. Assistance League Outlines Program A comprehensive 1950 program was outlined by Assistance League members as they gathered for a luncheon meeting last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Cortez Hoskins, under leadership of Mrs. Ernest Ganahl. Assisting hostesses for the affair were Mesdames Arthur Elliott and Mrs. E. H. Kersten. Mrs. William Le Vecke was introduced as a new member. Philanthropies benefitted in the past through efforts of the league and future projects to be aided were discussed by Mrs. Ben Kaulbars. Christmas was made brighter for patients in the Orange county hospital's TB ward by the league, she remarked. Two of the three fund-raising projects of the group are marked upon the 1949 calendar pages as big successes. These were the morning salon featuring Meredith Willson, author, composer, director, as guest speaker, and the Christmas tea and bazaar held at the home of Mrs. Ganahl. She was assisted with this event by Mrs. C. E Harbeson, general chairman of the ways and means committee and by Mrs. H. H. Hunt, bazaar chairman, and her co-workers Mesdames John Boege and Cortez Hoskins. Third fund-raising campaign will be a three-day thrift shop to be featured in March, time and place to be announced soon. New and old articles including furniture and household goods will be sold, as will clothing and cooked foods. Thrift shop chairmen will be Mrs. Joe Walter, Mrs. John Wilson and Mrs. Glehn Peck. Marywood Class To Stage Play A three-act comedy, "Jennny Kissed Me," by Jean Kerr, has been selected for the annual senior class play at Marywood high school, 407 East Broadway, February 15, at 8:15 p.m. in the auditorium of the Catholic school for girls. Gwen Holly Simpson, instructor or dramatics, assisted by members of the senior class, is directing the play. This comedy was first staged at the Catholic University of America. Why not go to church Sunday? Benefit Square Dance Tomorrow Bright ginghams and gay plaid shirts will be in order for the charity square dancing party to be staged tomorrow (Friday) night at Sunny Hills recreation hall under auspices of the Junior Women's Orange County Federation. All money from the "hoe-down" benefit will go for the Carl Harvey School for Handicapped expansion fund. New rooms are desperately needed at the school, according to members who pointed out that areas previously available to the spastic and otherwise handicapped youngsters now is needed for regular county school work. Large enrollment was cited as direct cause of the shortage of space. Final dance plans were reviewed recently at the home of Mrs. Wesley Mendoza. Jimmie Lane, well known to square dance clubs of this county, will be caller for the benefit party. The spacious hall will accommodate 90 couples. Each club in the county sold tickets which also will be available at the box office. Connie Benson To Wed Marine The engagement of Miss Connie Jo Benson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Benson, 127 West Valencia street, Anaheim, to Pfc. Paul Tighe, stationed at the Marine Corps Air station, El Toro, was announced during a family party recently. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Miss Benson is attending Fullerton Junior college. Her bridegroom-elect, the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Tighe of Grand Junction, Colorado, is an alumnus of Grand Valley, Colorado high school and attended Colorado Agriculture and Mining college. Wedding bells are tentatively set to ring next summer at St. NEED A NEW FURNACE? INSTALL IT NOW PAY WITH timeplan FINANCING You can keep your savings in the bank. Pay for home improvements with low-cost Timeplan financing. See the dealer who displays the famous Timeplan emblem. Ask him for the green Timeplan contract. Smaller payments because it costs less! 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