anaheim-gazette 1950-05-09

Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 Organize Two Junior Hi-Y Clubs for Eighth Grade Girls at Fremont School Two Junior Tri-Hi-Y Clubs for 3th grade girls have recently been organized at Fremont School, and plans for the remainder of the year as well as summer activities have been completed, according to Mrs. Nan Moore, Girl's Work Secretary of the YMCA, under whose supervision these new clubs will operate. So far the girls are known as the "Afternoon Jr. Tri-Hi-Y" and the "Evening Jr. Tri-Hi-Y." Names for their clubs will be chosen in the near future. The groups meet each Monday afternoon or evening, at the Church of Christ, Broadway at Helena. Temporary Officers Temporary officers have been chosen, and have been busy planning their calendar of events. Both clubs have enjoyed a swimming party at the high school plunge. The evening club has been formally inducted into membership, girls of the Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y presiding at the ceremony. Officers for the evening group include Mary Lou Casebeer, president; Pat Santi, vice-president; Yvonne Fits, secretary; Mary Sue Dunne, treas.; Charlyn Schmidt, Sgt. at arms; and Ann Betts, worship chairman. Afternoon club officers are Carol Kirk, president; Donna DeLeske, vice-president; Dorothy Addy, secretary: Marilyn Hempshall, treasurer; Bobbie Downs, worship chairman, and Donna Lynn Stuard, Bonnie Friis, Mary Jean Starr, Mildred Harling, Joan Spencer, Holly Fitz, LaVonne Hettshusan, Pat Jones, Janet Parra, Eloise Bieffeld, Janice Schamp and Phyllis Rogers. Unable to attend were Carol Ried, Catharine Lucas and Mary Whitney. Members of the women's board attending included Mrs. W. E. Whiteman, Mrs. A. Dayton Smith, Mrs. Harry Nutt, Mrs. Charles Pannier, Mrs. Tommy Thomason, Mrs. Harwood Larson, Mrs. Willian Llewellyn, Mrs. Harry Fox, Mrs. Al Casebeer, Mrs. Roma Ryan, Mrs. John A. Wood, Mrs. Maybelle Spencer and Mrs. Warren Ashleigh. C. H. Lawrences Are Honored on 25th Anniversary Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lawrence. 820 South Philadelphia street, honored them Sunday afternoon with a surprise party celebrating the couple's Senior Tri-Hi-Y Honored at Formal Reception One of the loveliest events of the graduating season was the recent formal reception honoring the Tri-Hi-Y girls of the Senior Class, given by the Women's Advisory Board of the YMCA. The spacious home of Mrs. John A. Wood, on East Santa Ana street was the setting for the festivities, and was made lovely with spring flowers, roses, and soft candlelight. Both the hostesses and the honorees were dressed in pastel formal gowns, adding to the beauty and dignity of the evening. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman, president of the woman’s board greeted the girls, and commended them for their loyalty to the high ideals of Tri-Hi-Y throughout the years of their high school life, and expressed her hope that their connection with YMCA would continue on the college campus or in whatever C. H. Lawrences Are Honored on 25th Anniversary Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Lawrence. 820 South Philadelphia street, honored them Sunday afternoon with a surprise party celebrating the couple’s silver wedding anniversary. A large three tier wedding cake had been made for the occasion, and decorated according to the memory of guests who had attended the couple’s wedding in Los Angeles, May 9, 1925. The original miniature bride and groom were again used to top the wedding cake. The table was centered by a beautiful wedding bouquet of white roses, similar to that carried by Mrs. Lawrence 25 years ago. Guests congratulating the honorees, were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Verdieck, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hust, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herzog, and daughters, all of Los Angeles; Mr. Henry Verdieck of El Centro, Mr. and Mrs. John Cupp of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Glen C. Goodnoe, of South Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Svogar, and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Stoffel and family, of Anaheim. During the afternoon, messages and gifts were received from those who were unable to attend, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Verdieck and family of Denver; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bowman of Long Beach; Mrs. Sophie Peters of San Diego; Mrs. Margaret O'Hara, Mrs. Gladys Allens and Miss Mary Elzy, of Los Angeles. Mrs. Dahlman on Trip to Germany Mrs. Louise Dahlman, 14611 Olive road, who left last night by plane for a three month trip to Europe, was recently honored by two going-away parties. Wednesday evening, her niece, Mrs. Helen Clark, entertained at a family dinner. Members of the Anaheim Garden club gave a surprise shower at Mrs. Dahlman’s home. Sunday evening, at which time they presented her with many practical gifts for her trip. Mrs. Dahlman expects to arrive in Ireland, May 10, leaving the same day for Hamburg, Germany, where she will be met by her husband’s brother, Mr. L. Ehlers of made lovely with spring flowers, roses, and soft candlelight. Both the hostesses and the honorees were dressed in pastel formal gowns, adding to the beauty and dignity of the evening. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman, president of the woman's board greeted the girls, and commended them for their loyalty to the high ideals of Tri-Hi-Y throughout the years of their high school life, and expressed her hope that their connection with YMCA would continue on the college campus or in whatever field of activity the years ahead might hold. Mrs. Nan A. Moore, girls work secretary spoke briefly to the girls, urging an evaluation of their past experiences, and a definite laying of pattern for the years in their immediate future. "Eight Men of Song" Program for the evening was presented by Mr. George W. Burt of the Fullerton high school and junior college music department, who introduced his "Eight Men of Song," their accompanist and master of ceremonies. They included Roger McCandless and Charles Daugherty, tenors; Wesley Reed and Tommy Conners, 2nd tenors; Jack Allbright and Walter Redapth, baritones, and Delbert Elloitt and Wayne Clark, bass. Their master of ceremonies was Jim Dwinell, and accompanist, Warren Pee. The boys sang two groups of numbers, interspersed by piano specialities presented by their accompanist. Impromptu selections were presented later informally, during the refreshment period. The tea table was beautiful with a centerpiece of roses and candle-light. Ladies of the woman's board poured. Senior girls attending included Pat Berry, Jackie Whiteman, Beverly Curtis, Betty Jo Simmons, Betty Slems, Carol Hochuli, Eleanor Schearer, Della Horn, Genevieve Kirk, Jewel Walker, Wednesday evening, her niece, Mrs. Helen Clark, entertained at a family dinner. Members of the Anaheim Garden club gave a surprise shower at Mrs. Dahlman's home. Sunday evening, at which time they presented her with many practical gifts for her trip. Mrs. Dahlman expects to arrive in Ireland, May 10, leaving the same day for Hamburg, Germany, where she will be met by her husband's brother, Mr. L. Ehlers of Bremen. After visiting with the Ehlers' in Bremen, she will go to Lubeck, British zone, to visit with relatives and friends. If time permits, she hopes also to travel through Norway and Sweden. Doris De Witt Is Honored at Nuptial Shower Miss Doris De Witt, Anaheim. was the honoree at a pre-nuptial miscellaneous shower, Sunday morning, given by Mrs. Rollie Parker of this city, and Mrs. Monte Montgomery, at the Montgomery home in Garden Grove. The gift table was centered by a large maypole, with streamers cleverly arranged over the gifts. Refreshments were served on coffee trays, upon which individual old fashioned bouquets had been placed. Guests who honored Miss De Witt were, Miss Joan Jackson, Miss Betty Simms, Miss Joan Ball, Mrs. De Witt and daughters Joan and Paula, Miss Marilyn Gorham, Mrs. Ben Frances, Miss Bette Palomares, Miss Jennie Monnig, Mrs. Orlo Fast, Mrs. Vera Palomares, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Andrew Saez of Orange. Miss De Witt's marriage to Philip Henry, of Fullerton, will take place May 27, at St. Boniface church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. F. De Witt, 125 South West street. Personal Mention Rosewood Camp of Royal Neighbors entertained with a public card party this afternoon at the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall, 18 North Philadelphia. The old and new members of the executive board of the Benin Franklin PTA will meet at the home of Mrs. Marion Henry, 33 South Indiana street, tonight 7:30 p.m. The 51st annual convention of the California Congress of Parents and Teachers was held at Santa Cruz, May 3 through May 5. Local delegates who attended are: Mrs. Lee Rogers, representative from the 4th district; Mrs. S. E. Loard, representative from the Anaheim TA Council; Mrs. Carl Hatfield, George Washington PTA; Mrs. Ann Daniel, Horace Mann PTA; Ms. Arthur Korn, Benjamin Franklin PTA; and Mrs. George Golden, Anaheim Union high school PTA. Mrs. Frank Palomares and daughter, Betty, of 427 North Nass street, were pleasantly surprised last week when they received a visit from Mrs. Frank Baumgartner, of Cloverdale, Ore. Mrs. Baumgartner was formerly one Elimers, of Fullerton, and is former schoolmate of Betty Homares. Mrs. Robert S. Harvey, of 750 North Clementine street, is in Fullerton general hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porta, 1229 Diamond street, entertained guests a picnic luncheon at Anaheim park, Sunday. Their guests are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carigan and Mr. and Mrs. John Hunsacker, Miss Elizabeth Lompe, of 319 South Claudina, is recovering at her home after an illness of several weeks. Mrs. Luis Sandoval, and children, moved to San Fernando Valley, last Saturday. Friday, May 5, was the 21st wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder, 521 North Clementine street. Happy birthday wishes to Mrs. Anna Cowger, 712 North Olive. Her birthday is May 9. May 8 is the birthday of Mr. Lawrence Macaray, 701 Pythias. Congratulations! to John Reed, 306 North Los Angeles street, on the anniversary of his birthday, May 6. Mr. and Mrs. Don Derr, are the proud parents of an infant daughter, 7 pounds 6 ounces, born Saturday, May 6, at the Fullerton general hospital. The young lady has been named, Gwendolyn Ann Mother and daughter are reported doing nicely. Mr. Derr, is recreation director for the City of Anaheim. Mrs. Alice Dipierro of Spokane, Washington, formerly of this city, recently spent two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Svogar, 301 Mills drive. Eugene Goff, of the USS Picklebrade of the Fowler’s eighth wedding anniversary. Congratulations! to “Benny” Bushman on the occasion of his 10th birthday, May 6. He is the young son of Mr. and Mrs. William Bushman, 330 N. Janss st. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hillman have moved from 142 N. Center, Orange, to 1220 E. Chestnut, Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marvin, 1014 W. North st., recently spent a few days at their cottage in Desert Hot Springs, accompanied by Mrs. B. H. Alexander of Bozeman, Montana, who has been their house-guest for a few-weeks. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hopper, 123 E. Center are enjoying a visit with their son, William John who is home on a 10 day furlough from Fort Lewis where he is stationed with the Army. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Fulton have moved from 530 W. Chestnut to 1206 E. Oak. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jarvis, 530½ W. Chestnut, have moved to 1200 E. Oak Still neighbors. Mrs. Brooks Stroud of Santa Barbara, and her daughters, Barbara and Virginia, were weekend guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gay, 726 S. Claudina st. Mrs. Stroud is the aunt of Carol Ann Gay who was four year’s old on Friday, May 5th. Miss Pauline Knapp, of Hartfield Jewelers, and Mrs. Harry Jackson of Santa Ana, formerly Miss Helen Koesel of Anaheim went to the harbor last Wednesday night to bid bon voyage to their friend Mrs. Cora Loel of Westwood, who was leaving on the 619 N . Los Angeles, on ion of her birthday, Ma Yesterday was the 24th anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Nipper, 213 E. Watermansion marriage took place at the of Mrs. Nipper’s mother fax, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. T.A.M.S.Citron st., recently from a weekend trip to Santa Barbara where they attendedily reunion of Mr. Morris His sister is Mrs.Ellen of Santa Barbara,and his are Harry Morris of Co Jim Morris of Santa Twenty four members of ris family were present. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Jr., have moved from 4 Los Angeles to 1210 E.O. Mrs.Robert Moor,824 delphia st.,and Miss Gay land.of the Broadway soulty.recently attended bekah guest night at the in Fullerton. The 29th wedding and of Mr. and Mrs.Walter mel,611 N.Claudina st.,day,May 7.Mr.Rommell er and his wife are ex arrive from Chicago in a two.An anniversary ce has been postponed until their arrival. Mr. and Mrs.F.C.Loon now residing at 1221 E.O.moved from 934 North Today is the birthday Vicki Russum,319 N.Jan extend best wishes for happy birthday. Mrs.Etta Countess，838 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Porta, 1229 Diamond street, entertained guests a picnic luncheon at Anaheim park, Sunday. Their guests are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Carigan and Mr. and Mrs. John Hunsacker, of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. Salvador Campos, 5 Romneya drive, are the parents of an infant daughter, born Monday, May 7, at the Orange County hospital. Dr. and Mrs. W. J. Calvy, 118 South West street, Anaheim, are parents of an infant son, 7 pounds 4 ounces, born May 8, at Anaheim Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. George E. Newlin, 3 Mills drive, Anaheim, are the parents of an infant daughter, on May 8, at the Anaheim Community hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dychman son, James, of Wilmington, merely of this city, spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Dyckman's sister and family, Mr. and S. B. C. Krauss, 821 South Philadelphia. Miss Helen Baert, has fully recored from her recent appen-tomy at Fullerton general hos- Mrs. Alice Dipierro of Spokane, Washington, formerly of this city, recently spent two weeks visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Svogar, 301 Mills drive. Eugene Goff, of the USS Pickaway, spent his shore-leave last week end visiting his mother, Mrs. Clara Goff, and his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. H. LaFranchi and daughters Jean and Barbara, at the family home 208 North Palm street. Mrs. Arthur Roquet, Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and Mrs. Milton Spencer, of Anaheim were guests at the California Federation of Womens' Clubs breakfast at the Womens' club house in Garden Grove last Thursday. Alvin Rogers, local policeman, and his family have moved to 1225 E. Oak. Mr. and Mrs. George Fowler, 707 Grafton Place, and their guests Mr. and Mrs. Noel Mendoza, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maas, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Mendoza, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Morely and Dr. and Mrs. Fred Rusch were seen dining and dancing at the Navy Officers club at Terminal Island, last Saturday evening. The party was in Miss Pauline Knapp, of Hartfield Jewelers, and Mrs. Harry Jackson of Santa Ana, formerly Miss Helen Koesel of Anaheim, went to the harbor last Wednesday night to bid bon voyage to their friend Mrs. Cora Loel, of Westwood, who was leaving on the S. S. Lurline, for a vacation in Honolulu. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gregg recently moved from 9702 S. Brookhurst to 1229 E. Oak. Greetings! to Mrs. Goldie Ruyle, 701 N. Topeka, on the anniversary of her birthday, May 3. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Bragg, 125 S. Bush st., are spending a few weeks vacationing at Desert Hot Springs. Leigh Dutton of Idlwyll is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Dutton, 508 N. Zeyn street. Mr. Dutton has one of the principal roles in this year's production of the Ramona pageant at Hemet. He reports the performances have been very well attended. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kessler Jr. have moved to 1211 E. Oak. Roses! for Mrs. Frank Metcalf, The SQR Store Nelly Don Smart for You ... Smart for Mother ... Smart for You . . . Smart for Mother . . . ● Mother's Day – May 14 Yes, there's a new feeling here—the dress you wear yourself is the one to give your mother—the one she'd pick for herself every time. Modified a bit in some sizes—kept right in proportion and always with a young point of view. For good-looking, pretty clothes like these are as ageless as fashion itself, and as smart for your mother as for you. The S2R Store SECOND FLOOR Shirt - Top sheer washable with lace fringe; in lovely light shade exclusive print, Blue green; 14 to 44, 14½ to 24½ Picturing only one of the many beautiful Nelly Don Frocks now in our dress section 619 N. Los Angeles, on the occasion of her birthday, May 4. Yesterday was the 24th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Nipper, 213 E. Water st. Their marriage took place at the home of Mrs. Nipper's mother, in Fairfax, Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Morris, 542 S. Citron st., recently returned from a weekend trip to Santa Barbara where they attended a family reunion of Mr. Morris' family. His sister is Mrs. Ellen McMahon of Santa Barbara, and his brothers are Harry Morris of Colton, and Jim Morris of Santa Barbara. Twenty four members of the Morris family were present. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Howard, Jr., have moved from 424 North Los Angeles to 1210 E. Oak. Mrs. Robert Moor, 824 S. Philadelphia st., and Miss Gayle Cleveland, of the Broadway school faculty, recently attended the Rebekah guest night at the IOOF hall in Fullerton. The 29th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Rommel, 611 N. Claudina st., was Sunday, May 7. Mr. Rommel's5 brother and his wife are expected to arrive from Chicago in a week or two. An anniversary celebration has been postponed until after their arrival. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Loehnig are now residing at 1221 E. Oak. They moved from 934 North Palm. Today is the birthday of Miss Vicki Russum, 319 N. Janss st. We extend best wishes for a very happy birthday. Mrs.; Etta Countess, 838 S. Phil- attended the recent Orange county Delta Zeta alumnae meeting at the home of Mrs Vernon Hatch or Fullerton. Anaheimers who attended the Orange county division of the California Retired Teachers' Association meeting at Laguna Beach last week included Mrs. Vangelia Rainey, Mrs. Lydia Turner, Mrs. J. L. Burgess, and Mrs. Myrtle Owens. L. L. Beeman, Santa Ana, was elected president of the group. Other officers elected included Mrs. Ella Page Hosmer, Fullerton; Mrs. Bell H. Bardwell, Santa Ana; Mrs. Ben H. Busman, South Laguna Beach, and Mrs. Alice Grant, Santa Ana. Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Women's Auxiliary recently gave a surprise party for Mrs. Opal Walter, past president at the home of Mrs. Bessie Poetz, 943 N. Helena. Among the evening's activities was canasta. Prizes were won by Mrs. Walters, Mrs. Molly Claes, and Mrs. Irene Bown. Mrs. Florence Carroll is president of the local group. Jarrett-Hopper Wedding in Yuma Miss Ranee Jarrett, daughter of Mrs. Annette Banks, of Garden Grove, and Mr. William John Hopper, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hopper, 123 East Center street, Anaheim, married Sunday, at Gretna Green, in Yuma, Arizona. Mrs. Banks and Mr. and Mrs. Hopper accompanied the young couple and were present at the ceremony which took place in the wedding parlor. After returning from their honeymoon, Mr. and Mrs. Hopper plan to make their home in Tacoma, Washington. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 8 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS The American shrimp catch has increased 10 times in 50 years. 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