anaheim-gazette 1950-05-23

Social and Club Activities Emma Jean Lawrence—Phone 2206 Fremont P-TA Installs Officers New officers for the coming year were installed in an Oak Tree ceremony, at the Fremont P-TA meeting held last week in the school cafeteria. Mrs. Arthur Sipherd of Orange, fourth district past president, and child health chairman for the state board of P-TA was the installing officer. When addressing the group before proceeding with the ceremony, she said: "We are all interested in child welfare—all children are our children. Parents and teachers working together help to understand the child. A good rule to follow is the objectives of the P-TA as set down by our founders." As Mrs. Sipherd installed each officer, she addressed each in turn, referring to the oak tree, as follows; Mrs. Kolenberger, president, the trunk or mainstay of the organization; Mrs. Paul David, vice-president, the branches which lend shape to the tree; Mrs. Arch Henry, recording secretary, records the activities and growth of the organization; Mrs. M. L. Fort, corresponding secretary, as the branches and trees are swayed with the breeze, she makes the contacts with the outside world; Mrs. Dick Heffern, a new national headquarters which is to be built in Chicago, through the contribution of all P-TA members in the United States. The national convention will be held in Long Beach, May 22 through May 24. Miss Harriet Schadewald presented "The Trouvares" and the "Triple Trio" in songs, accompanied by Peggy Kohlenberger at the piano. Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, physical education instructor of the local elementary schools, presented group demonstrations of physical education and square dancing as taught to girls in the seventh and eighth grades. The sixth grade mothers of elementary schools, were special guests and were given corsages by the hospitality committee. Mr. M. L. Fort, chairman, was assisted by Mrs. W. G. Head, Mrs. Mark Stephenson and Mrs. Dick Heffern. Hostesses for the tea hour which followed, were Mrs. Clarence Taylor, Mrs. Homer Wallace, Mrs. H. M. Williams and Mrs. L. Schrott. Albrights Hosts To Church Class Mr. and Mrs. John Albright were hosts to the Service class of Wesley turn, referring to the oak tree, as follows; Mrs. Kolenberger, president, the trunk or mainstay of the organization; Mrs. Paul David, vice-president, the branches which lend shape to the tree; Mrs. Arch Henry, recording secretary, records the activities and growth of the organization; Mrs. M. L. Fort, corresponding secretary, as the branches and trees are swayed with the breeze, she makes the contacts with the outside world; Mrs. Dick Heffern, treasurer, the medium through whom the organization dispenses its fruitful bounty; Mrs. Neils Boege, historian, records the growth; Mrs. Chas. Frank, parliamentarian, interprets the laws that govern. Mrs. Howard Wilkinson, presented Mrs. Carl Lindgren, with her past-president pin. Mrs. Philip Selfridge reported on "Quarters for Headquarters," Albrights Hosts To Church Class Mr. and Mrs. John Albright were hosts to the Service class of Wesley Methodist church when members met in their home at 509 N. Sabina last Friday evening. During the business meeting conducted by President Hugh Nipp a report was given of receipts from the mother - daughter banquet which the men of the class had prepared and financed the preceding week. It was decided to have a cooked food sale early in June. Also the class will be responsible. 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White roses, stock and tulips had been beautifully arranged to decorate the Raber home and two large urns of white stock added to the beauty of the lawn where the reception took place. Tom Raber is employed by Cone Brothers Chevrolet Agency of this city. Guests congratulating the honorees were: Mr. and Mrs. Geo. D. Moore, of Laguna Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rapelje, San Gabriel Mr. and Mrs. Gus Paul, Pomona Mr. and Mrs. Jee L. Favour, Arcadia, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Berry, Brea, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Shank, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shank, South Bend, Indiana, Mrs. Mable McCarty, Chicago, Illinois Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shank, Flint, Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lovell, Mr. and Mrs. William Bouck, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Burkett, all of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Luke Gable, and Mr. and Mrs. George Pearson, of Duarte; Mrs. Osee F. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Raber, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Raber, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hayden, and Mrs. Don Raber, all of Wichita, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Stella Sheldon, Mrs. Lenora Arroues, Mr. Cecil Leverich, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark, Miss Sandra Lee Raber, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keith, all of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Officer, Mr. and Mrs John Mathews, Mr. and Mrs.Wesley Osse. NEWLYWEDS—The new honor Sunday at the home of Mrs. Walter Paulus. Personal Mentions Chapter 15, of the Order Eastern Star, met last Tuesday for a potluck dinner in the hall.Election of officers was follows: Mrs. E.D.F president, Mrs.Helen Hickey president,and Mrs.Jeanette secretary-treasurer.A potluck will be held at the next ing, June 21. The Colonial Co-eds,a club of Ananeim Union high school held an initiation breakfast day morning, in the school teria.Formal initiation ceremony were later held in the library. Birthday congratulations order for Charles Sellers, 120 coln, whose birthday is today. Mrs.Ella R.Chitty 204 S.rereally returned from Pa San Diego county,where she three days visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs.Richard S 8082 Ventura st., Freeway are the parents of a son,R Denniss,born May 19, at the lctton General hospital.Ma grandparents are Mr. and Denniss of Utica.New York ternal grandparents are Ms.C.A.Sisson,119 S.O Anaheim. A dessert card party will given by the Marywood aux Thursday evening, at 3:00 ceees will be used to surth scholarship fund.Table prizes many door prizes. Mrs.W.M.Young 1307 D spent the week end visiting in Imperial Valley. Anaheim Ikettes Casting will have its first meeting row night at La Palma park 7:00 until 9:00.Rods will be finished.In instructions to be by members of the Izaak W Casting club.All Ikettes a LOOK! Only $495 50c DOWN 50c WEEKLY The last word in ironing comfort, because the Air-Screen Top sets heat and moisture pass thru... for faster, cooler ironing. Durdy and compact... folds away for easy storage. White baked enamel top and baked enamel stand. Lasts a lifetime. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS McMahan's FURNITURE STORES Anaheim: 221 K. Center In Fullerton: 225 N. Spadra Phone 2524 Phone 480 C. C. Raber, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Raber, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hayden, and Mrs. Don Raber, all of Wichita, Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. Charles White, Mrs. Stella Sheldon, Mrs. Lenora Arroues, Mr. Cecil Leverich, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Jarvis, Mr. and Mrs. Don Clark, Miss Sandra Lee Raber, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Keith, all of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Officer, Mr. and Mrs John Mathews, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Figgins, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cone, Mrs. Clara Montgomery, Miss Mamie Lane, Mr. and Mrs. James Reinert, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baker, Miss Mac Boeckman, Mr. and Mrs. Hursel V. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stenger, Mr. and Mrs. K. Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Banks, Miss Janice Raber, Miss Yvonne Osborne, and Miss Jacolyn Raber, of Anaheim. Franklin P-TA Holds Style Show Sixth grade students and their parents were honored at the last Thursday meeting of the Benjamin Franklin P-TA, in the school auditorium. A style show was presented by the fathers, with Chester Fowler as master of ceremonies, and Mrs. Marion Henry, as narrator. The following fathers were models: Francis Elliott, Arthur Korn, Harold Leigh, Harold Ferguson, Ray Agren, Forrest Simonton, Harold Bircher and Floyd Stockwell. Miss Mary Fleckenstein, at the piano, presented appropriate music. Mrs. J. V. Lynn, Mrs. J. Ditty, Mrs. Walter Taylor and Mrs. Bircher, were hostesses for the refreshment period which followed the last business meeting of the year. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS NEWLYWEDS—The new Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paulu take refreshments at a reception given in their honor Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulus, 8752 S. Sunkist ave. Serving at right is Mrs. Walter Paulus. Gazette Photo by Bradley Personal Mention ing this week in Las Vegas at the home of Mrs. Stoffel's parents. The castor oil plant is a tropical tree native to Africa and Asia. NEWLYWEDS—The new Mr. and Mrs. Jack Paulu; take refreshments at a reception given in their honor Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulus, 8752 S. Sunkist ave. Serving at right is Mrs. Walter Paulus. Gazette Photo by Bradley Personal Mention Chapter 15, of the Order of Eastern Star, met last Tuesday a potluck dinner in the Mason cemral. Election of officers was held, follows: Mrs. E. D. Feekn resident, Mrs. Helen Hick, vice-president, and Mrs. Jeanette Yates, secretary-treasurer. A potluck dinner will be held at the next meeting, June 21. The Colonial Co-eds, a service club of Ananeim Union high school, had an initiation breakfast, Sunday morning, in the school cafeteria. Formal initiation ceremonies were later held in the school library. Birthday congratulations are in order for Charles Sellers, 1201 Lincoln, whose birthday is today. Mrs. Ella R. Chitty 204 S. Bush recently returned from Pala, in Dlego county, where she spent three days visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sisson, 92 Ventura st., Freeway Park, are the parents of a son, Richard Anniss, born May 19, at the Fulton General hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anniss of Utica, New York. Grandparents are Mr. and Ms. C. A. Sisson, 119 S. Ohio st., Anaheim. A dessert card party will be given by the Marywood auxiliary, Thursday evening, at 3:00. Pross will be used to further the scholarship fund. Table prizes, also any door prizes. Mrs. W. M. Young 1307 Damon, sent the week end visiting friends Imperial Valley. Anaheim Ikettes Casting club have its first meeting tomorrow night at La Palma park from 10 until 9:00. Rods will be furnished. Instructions to be given members of the Izaak Walton casting club. 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