anaheim-gazette 1950-05-11

Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 Franklin P-TA To Honor Pupils Plans for honoring sixth grade pupils and their parents at the next meeting of the Benjamin Franklin P-TA Thursday evening, May 18, at 7:30, were made when the old and new members of the executive board met Tuesday evening. Mrs. Arthur Korn, president, reported on the highlights at the California Congress of Parents and Teachers convention at Santa Cruz recently—the theme for this year was "What Heritage for Our Children." The president read the following list of committee chairmen which were accepted by the board: art and decoration, Mrs. Robert Berryman; budget and finance, Mrs. Godfrey Herbel; conservation and thrift, Mrs. George Dierberger; Cub Scouts, Mrs. Ed Drickell; character and spiritual education, Mrs. L. M. Lichtenwalter; legislation, Mrs. Richard Wise, magazine and publications, Mrs. Elmer Peters. Parent education, Mrs. Charles Pannier; press and publicity, Mrs. Roy Dargatz; program, Mrs. Marion Henry; room count, Mrs. Harold Leigh; membership, Mrs. Glenn Kirk; recreation, Mrs. Ralph Chance; refreshments, Mrs. J. Kerns; room mothers, Mrs. Wind- The meeting was at the home of Mrs. Marion Henry, 323 S. Indiana st., Mrs. Glenn Kirk was co-hostess. Homemaking Is Meeting Theme Nearly 150 homemakers from all parts of this county attended the Orange County Home Demonstration day, which was presented by the Agricultural Extension service in conjunction with the Orange County Farm Bureau, at the Ebell clubhouse, Wednesday morning, May 10. This was a day of recognition for project leaders. Women who had made skirts, both sport and western style, displayed their handwork this morning. Anne Girod, home adviser, discussed the shirt school which had been held this spring. A demonstration of salad making was given by two 4-H girls, Betty Elliott and Joyce Everett, of Orange. A picnic lunch was held in Anaheim City park. Mrs. E. K. Burdick, county home department chairman, introduced the new officers, Mrs. J. G. Brittain of La Habra, chairman, Mrs. Earl Laux of Garden Grove, vice-chairman and Mrs. Oliver G. Booth of Anaheim, secretary-treasurer. The new directors-at-large are Mrs. R. J. Brown of Personal John Cupp, of Long Beach, formerly of Anaheim, has fully recovered from his recent surgery at St. Josephs Hospital, in Orange. Mrs. Vearl C. Royer, 617 S. Dickel st., had the misfortune to fall on her kitchen floor, early Saturday morning. She broke and badly dislocated her elbow. After being treated at a Santa Ana hospital, she was returned to her home where she is convalescing. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Woods, 604 S. Helena st., entertained Mrs. Wood's mother, Mrs. Maud Hughes on the occasion of her 82nd birthday, May 7. At Mrs. Hughes request, the day was "Song of People' Next Production At Padua Hills" "Cancion del Pueblo," translated as "Song of the People," a play with a musical background will be the next production of the Mexican Players at the Padua Hills Theatre. The new play will have a festive opening on May 17, following the close of "En el Mes de Mayo." Annual Springtime play, to have its final performances on Saturday. "Cancion del Pueblo" is an original creation by Director Charlie A. Dickinson, designed to tell the romantic, turbulent and joyous story of Mexico through the song of its people. The play will be given in three parts, each with an individual song Cub Scouts, Mrs. Ed Drickell; character and spiritual education, Mrs. L. M. Lichtenwalter; legislation, Mrs. Richard Wise, magazine and publications, Mrs. Elmer Peters. Parent education, Mrs. Charles Pannier; press and publicity, Mrs. Roy Dargatz; program, Mrs. Marion Henry; room count, Mrs. Harold Leigh; membership, Mrs. Glenn Kirk; recreation, Mrs. Ralph Chance; refreshments, Mrs. J. Kerns; room mothers, Mrs. Windor Seapy; home and family life, Mrs. Wayne Held; reading and library, Mrs. Pearl Otta; student welfare, Mrs. Byron Dahl; hospitality and courtesy, Mrs. Harold Ferguson, Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld, Mrs. J. Olson and Mrs. J. Dilly. Mrs. E. K. Burdick, county home department chairman, introduced the new officers, Mrs. J. G. Brittain of La Habra, chairman, Mrs. Earl Laux of Garden Grove, vice-chairman and Mrs. Oliver G. Booth of Anaheim, secretary-treasurer. The new directors-at-large are Mrs. R. J. Brown of Buena Park, Mrs. Lillian Osterman of Tustin and Mrs. Burdick of Garden Grove. The program for the day was under the direction of Mrs. Marian Prentiss, county home adviser for the extension service. Congratulations TO THE ANAHEIM GAZETTE and STAFF On This Merited Step Forward When in need of Entertainment for Your Lodge - Club - Program, Call VAL MOORE HAWAIIAN DANCE STUDIO And Her South Sea Dancers Authentic Dance Routines Phone Anaheim 6-0092 for Mother's Day SHALIMAR • L HEURE BLEUE • MITSOUKO making was given by two 4-H girls, Betty Elliott and Joyce Everett, of Orange. A picnic lunch was held in Anaheim City park. Mrs. E. K. Burdick, county home department chairman, introduced the new officers, Mrs. J. G. Brittain of La Habra, chairman, Mrs. Earl Laux of Garden Grove, vice-chairman and Mrs. Oliver G. Booth of Anaheim, secretary-treasurer. The new directors-at-large are Mrs. R. J. Brown of Buena Park, Mrs. Lillian Osterman of Tustin and Mrs. Burdick of Garden Grove. The program for the day was under the direction of Mrs. Marian Prentiss, county home adviser for the extension service. The new play will have a festive opening on May 17, following the close of "En el Mes de Mayo." Annual Springtime play, to have its final performances on Saturday. "Cancion del Pueblo" is an original creation by Director Charles A. Dickinson, designed to tell the romantic, turbulent and joyous story of Mexico through the songs of its people. The play will be given in three parts, each with an individual song typical of a period in Mexican history as its theme. They will include the Diaz regime; the revolution as represented by Panchita Villa; and Mexico of today, with its background of romance. Elaborate scenic settings reflecting the historical significance and gay costumes, of the three periods are promised for the production. "Cancion del Pueblo" will be staged Wednesday through Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoons, through July 1, with a merienda or after theatre party, following the opening. Birthday Party For Kay Landes Ernest M. Landes gave a birthday party for his young daughter Kay Ann, Thursday, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Dugan, 41 W. Broadway, Anaheim. The outdoor patio of the Dugan home was prettily decorated for the occasion. Members of Kay's Brown Troop joined her in celebrating the day. The young guests were Judy Dugan, Anne Marie Karcher, Carol Ann Lehr, Jayne McIlroyer, Judy McKool, Judy Penzchen Schneider, Judy Ray Peggy Shinn, Christine Siewer and Katherine Spire. Mrs. George McKool and Mr Joseph Siewerd assisted Mrs. Dugan with the hostess duties. Mothers Honored With Banquet at Church of Christ The Mother and Daughter banquet was held last night, at the Church of Christ, Broadway and Helena sts. A delicious ham dinner, with all the trimmings, was prepared under the supervision of Evere Granere, assisted by Eddie Baker Jack Leigh and George Schwa Serving was done by the men the church. 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Mills, Mrs. Josephine Gaerti and Mrs. Marie McCleland. Members of the Keystone clan and the Christian Service class were hostesses for the evening. Mrs. Elaine Henry, program chairman, presented Mrs. Op Walter, in a solo, "Mother;" Mr. Arlene Foster gave a reading "Tribute to Mother." Miss La Mae Casebeer sang "Wonderful Mother of Mine;" accompanied Miss Olsen at the piano. A comedy hat show was neared on the program. Mrs. Lucile Lichtenwalter, narrator, wearied a "button and beaux" creation presented the "Keystone Comeback Kuties," Mrs. Florence Carroz Mrs. Elaine Henry, Mrs. Arlene Foster, Mrs. Lillian Leigh, Ms. Lois Kirk and Mrs. Jean Alden. Miss Nancy Barthlemes played several accordion numbers, and youngsters from the primary age beginners' classes sang a song their mothers. Miss Betty Leiland Miss Jerry Homan presented several Ukulele numbers. Miss Schilling was pianist accompany for the evening. The evening was brought to close with a prayer and a solemn "Brahm's Lullaby," by Mrs. Op Walker. Personal Mention Cupp, of Long Beach, for Anaheim, has fully re-entered his recent surgery at the Hospital, in Orange. Wearl C. Royer, 617 S. St., had the misfortune to her kitchen floor, early morning. She broke and dislocated her elbow. After retired at a Santa Ana hospital was returned to her home here she is convalescing. And Mrs. Horace Woods, 604 Ana st., entertained Mrs. mother, Mrs. Maude on the occasion of her birthday, May 7. At Mrs. request, the day was spent at the Pasadena Flower Show. Mrs. B. M. Slater, of Omaha, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Cook, 869 S. Lemon st. Mrs. Slater plans to return to her home in Omaha, some time next week. Mr. Frank Cook, 869 S. Lemon st., underwent major surgery at the Fullerton General hospital, this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason and daughter Pamela, 304 E. Wilhelmina st., have just returned from a 10 day vacation trip to Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Holland, of Laguna Beach, formerly of this city, visited Miss Lena V. Rowe, 208 S. Claudina, Wednesday afternoon. Miss Nelda Schumacher, 717 N. Clementine st., and a party of friends from Southern California, spent the weekend visiting at Ensenada, Mexico, where they attended the Newport-Ensenada International yacht races. They later attended the trophy dinner at the Riviera de Pacifico, at which awards were presented to the competing yachtsmen. Elsie Spaulding, Vivian Waite, Hannah Horwitz, Mildred Fitz are attending the Rebekah assembly at Long Beach, this week, as delegates from the Lois Rebekah Lodge of Anaheim tend the graduation of Cadet Thomas F. O'Brien, son of Mr. and Mrs. O'Brien, on May 12. Upon graduation, he will be a lieutenant, Williams Air Force Base, Class 50, B. He is a graduate of AUHS, Fullerton J.C., and New Mexico University. Marywood Auxiliary has completed plans for an evening card party, to be held Thursday, May 25, at 8 o'clock, in the social hall of Marywood school, 407 W. Broadway. Proceeds will be used for the scholarship fund. Mrs. Hatfield Is P-TA President at George Washington Mrs. S. E. Loard, P-TA council president, installed the new officers of the George Washington P-TA last night in a beautiful candle light ceremony held in the school auditorium. As each officer was installed, she lighted a large candle in the candelabra which centered the flower decorated table. Children of the installees lighted small candles, after being instructed to "help mother with her duties at home, so that mother will have more time for P-TA work." Officers installed are, Mrs. Carl Hatfield, president; Mrs. Opal Fanless, vice-president; Mrs. Ray Link, secretary; Mrs. Max White, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Meade, historian; Mr. V. O. Elliot, auditor and Mrs. R. L. Burgess, parliamentarian. Mrs. Hatfield presented the past-president's pin to Mrs. Jean Bourne. Brownies and Girl Scouts presented skits, songs and demonstrations of their past years work. Following are the scout leaders Medical Women Hear Talk on Swedish Medicine The Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical Association met Tuesday afternoon, May 9, at the home of Mrs. J. B. Price 2009 N. Baker, Santa Ana. Informal meeting was held in Ms Price's garden. Guest speaker on the day was Dr. G. Wendell Olson of Fullerton whose subject was "Medicine in Sweden." Dr. Olson and his family spent several months in Sweden in 1947 when he gained first hand knowledge of medicine in that country. Mrs. Carl J. Paul of Orange membership chairman introduced new member, Mrs. George Hawkins of Santa Ana. Announcement was made that the State Auxiliary Convention held in San Diego May first, Ms Lewellyn Wilson of Anaheim was elected first vice president for State of California Medical Auxiliary; and Mrs. Arthur Niesen Orange was re-elected treasurer for the State Medical Auxiliary Auxiliary. Elect Officers Election of officers to head Orange County Medical Auxiliary for the coming year was held by Mrs. John Montanus of Santa Ana was elected president; Mrs. R.F. Renshaw of Santa Ana was elected first vice president; Ms Arthur E. Alne of Fullerton was elected second vice president; Ms John Wilcox of Ananeim was elected corresponding secretary; Ms Samuel Weaver of Santa Ana was elected recording secretary; Ms Ardath Wightman of Laguna Beach was re-elected treasurer. Installation of the above newly elected officers will take place the final meeting of the auxiliary on June 6 at the home of Ms New play will have a festive on May 17, following the "En el Mes de Mayo." Springtime play, to have performances on Saturday will be given in three church with an individual song of a period in Mexican, as its theme. They will include Diaz regime; the revolution represented by Pancho and Mexico of today, with ground of romance. Rate scenic settings retie the historical significance, by costumes, of the three are promised for the production del Pueblo” is an origination by Director Charles Jenson, designed to tell therturbulent and joyous Mexico through the song people. Elsie Spaulding, Vivian Waite, Jannah Horwitz, Mildred Fitz are attending the Rebekah assembly at Long Beach, this week, as delegates from the Lois Rebekah Lodge of Anaheim Mrs. Ethel Schultz, 548 S. Zeyn st., has received several letters from Mrs. Gene Frantz, 523 S. Citron st., who is visiting in North Carolina. Mrs. Frantz left this city about three weeks ago. She is planning to visit friends and relatives in Michigan and Minnesota, before returning to Anaheim in June. Mrs. Burt Morly, 501 N. East st., entertained members of the March parish group, of the Presbyterian church, at her home, on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Foster Warwick, 10732 Cerritos, of the Loara school P-TA recently returned from the convention at Santa Cruz, which she had attended as a delegate from the Fourth district P-TA. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reed and family, of Oregon, are visiting Mrs. Reed’s mother, Mrs. A. Stanridge, 825 S. Philadelphia st. Mrs. Reed is the former Irene Stanridge of this city. Officers for the coming year were elected by the Anaheim Farm Center group, at their last meeting of the year, Tuesday night, at the Anaheim Union high school. Al Holve was re-elected chairman; Claude Slack, vice-president; Mrs. Oliver G. Booth, re-elected secretary-treasurer and A. J. Schutte, director. A colored motion picture on Hawaii, was shown through the courtesy of the United Air Lines. Avon Carlson spoke on the city election to be held May 19. Mr. and Mrs. Norman V. O’Brien, 117 S. Philadelphia, Arthur Parker, 1428 E. Center st., and Billy Kuntz, 311 N. Olive st. leave Thursday evening for Chandler, Arizona. They will at- Hatfield, president; Mrs. Opal Fanless, vice-president; Mrs. Ray Link, secretary; Mrs. Max White, treasurer; Mrs. Walter Meade, historian; Mr. V. O. Elliot, auditor and Mrs. R. L. Burgess, parliamentarlan. Mrs. Hatfield presented the past-president’s pin to Mrs. Jean Bourne. Brownies and Girl Scouts presented skits, songs and demonstrations of their past years work. Following are the scout leaders and their age groups: Mrs. Carl Koepher and Mrs. J. Downey, sixth grade; Mrs. Hudson Rennie and Mrs. John Bovee, fifth grade; Mrs. G. G. Heyings and Mrs. Danny Rowland, third grade, and Mrs. Joe Arias, second grade. Cello solos, “Danny Boy” and “Mother Macree” were presented by Mrs. Walter Meade, accompanies at the piano by Mrs. Sterling Morton. Mrs. Hatfield gave a brief report on the state convention. George Washington school, the only local winner in the poster contest, was awarded a certificate of achievement for the P-TA publicity book. Poster chairmen are Mrs. Heyings and Mrs. Rowland. A rag drive will be held May 15 through May 19. Refreshments were served by the sixth grade room mothers, under the direction of Mrs. George Winters and Mrs. Koepher. P.E.O. Meeting At La Habra Chapter B.P. of the PEO Sisterhood, held a meeting last night, at the home of Mrs. William Grafton Jr., in La Habra Heights. Mrs. Henry Adams and Mrs. William Grafton Sr., were co-hostesses. After a delicious luncheon and the business meeting, Mrs. H. D.Newkirk gave a very fine summary of modern and old poems. The state convention of the PEO sisterhood will be held in Oakland, May 17, 18 and 19. Chapter B.P.president, Mrs. Harry Peterson, and Chapter L.T.president, Mrs. Max Meisner will attend. MARRIAGE LICENSE Manuel Reyes Marquez, 21, 9351 Katella road; Glafira Fierro Sanchez, 16, 10781 Garza, both Anaheim. THORNHILL SERVES ON HOSPITAL STAFF Associated Press Sports Writer. G. E.”Tiny” Thornhill, formStanford football coach who three successive teams into Rose Bowl, is now serving on gymnasium staff in the physio education program at the Permanente Hospital in Vallejo. HERS Honored In Banquet at Church of Christ Mother and Daughter bancas held last night, at the of Christ Broadway and sts. Delicious ham dinner, with trimmings, was prepared the supervision of Everett assisted by Eddie Baker, Beigh and George Schwab. was done by the men of church Mercurio’s Food Market ... wishes to congratulate the Anaheim Gazette on its 80th anniversary and its new daily paper. And for its confidence in the future growth of Anaheim Mercurio’s Food Market takes this opportunity of thanking its many friends for helping us to grow and keep pace with the progress of the community. It will always be our policy to keep our prices as low as possible on the highest quality merchandise obtainable —and we do just that. In the midst of advancing meat prices, we find it impossible to quote prices but invite you to come in and compare the same items and the same quality found elsewhere, as we have kept our prices dangerously low with advancing wholesale costs. Again we invite you to come in to a friendly store to shop and save money. 332 East Center St. ANAHEIM Ph. 3012 Medical Women Talk on Medish Medicine Woman's Auxiliary to the County Medical Association Tuesday afternoon, May the home of Mrs. J. B. Price, N. Baker, Santa Ana. An meeting was held in Mrs. garden. Guest speaker of day was Dr. G. Wendell Olson Hillerton whose subject was medicine in Sweden." Dr. Olson his family spent several days in Sweden in 1947 where dined first hand knowledge medicine in that country. Carl J. Paul of Orange, president chairman, introduced member, Mrs. George W. Banks of Santa Ana. Announcement was made that at State Auxiliary Convention in San Diego May first, Mrs. Lyn Wilson of Anaheim was first vice president for the of California Medical Auxlation and Mrs. Arthur Nies of was re-elected treasurer State Medical Auxiliary. Erect Officers Action of officers to head the County Medical Auxiliary coming year was held. John Montanus of Santa Ana selected president; Mrs. R. J. Genshaw of Santa Ana was first vice president; Mrs. Er E. Alne of Fullerton was second vice president; Mrs. Wilcox of Anaheim was electterpending secretary; Mrs. El Weaver of Santa Ana was recording secretary; Mrs. Whigh Wightman of Laguna was re-elected treasurer. Installation of the above new officers will take place at final meeting of the auxiliary June 6 at the home of Mrs. Page 2 Anahem Gazette, Thursday, May 11, 1950 Historians say that Thomas Edison's early laboratory attempts at a motion picture in 1889 showed a man sneezing. 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