anaheim-gazette 1950-06-07

Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Mrs. L. A. Benner Is YLI President XLI has set June 19 as the date for the installation of the new officers the organization elected Monday evening. The incoming officers are Mrs. L. A. Benner president, Mrs. William Jolissaint, first vice-president, Mrs. Robert Rimpau Sr., second vice-president, Mrs. Leo Martin, recording secretary, Mrs. Don May, treasurer, and Mrs. Don Dolan, financial secretary. Others are Mrs. Charles Rees, inside sentinel, Mrs. George Waldman, outside sentinel, and Miss June Carter, organist. Trustees are Mrs. Mary Clark, Mrs. Ann Miller, Mrs. Frances Hone, Mrs. John Ricker, and Mrs. Ferdinand Patin. Dr. J. W. Truxaw is examining physician and Father David Coleman is chaplain. The past president is Miss Mary Ellen Grady. During the meeting Father Coleman discussed the Negro as viewed by the Catholic Church. He said there are 15,000,000 Negroes in the United States. Less than three per cent, he said, are Catholics. He pointed out that racial discrimination is condemned by the church and gave cases in point to illustrate this fact. garet Buttree Studio at the Ebell Club. The first half of the program Friday consisted of all piano ensembles played by the younger children. Appearing were: Dorothy Eovee, Ruth Mungerson, Jean Williams, Mary Matejka, Dick and Sue Ann Powell, Joan Stabbart, Ann Thomason, Donald Haskell, Ronnie Keith, Donald Seapy, Mike Bouck, June Carol Jungkent, Carol Fitz, Sharon McKool and Marilyn Stark. Ann Thomason also sang "Ave Maria" accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. O. Thomason. The second half of the program featured more advanced players including: Mary Lee Holiday, Phyllis Kirchman, Doris Holve, Joe and Jan Critchfield, Cathy Peltzer, Carol Muckenthaler, Craig Steinman, Linda Lutz, Marian Carecausa, Ellen Nelson, Judy Belie Wicker, Myrna Llewellyn, Gloria Uriate, Janet Larson and Glenda Mungerson. Intermediate grades and high school students were the participants of the Saturday night affair. Students in intermediate grades took over the first part of Saturday night program. Solo numbers were played by Alan Moody and Ronne Keith. Ensemble numbers were played by Muriel Downey, Carol Fitz, Mamie Hodges, Norma Kerns, Cherryl Cone, Linda Cheatum, Ruth Mungerson, Marcie Vincent, Phyllis Rottkei at the Ebell Club. In a Jolly Mood" by Engler played by Linda Keel, Norlo Loetterle, Pamela Anderson Dorothy Fluegge; "Prelude Minor" by Rachmaninoff, Marcel Cranston; "Maleguena" by cuona, Marquita Dixon; "Claire Lune," Ann Brunskill; "The The past president is Miss Mary Ellen Grady. During the meeting Father Coleman discussed the Negro as viewed by the Catholic Church. He said there are 15,000,000 Negroes in the United States. Less than three per cent, he said, are Catholics. He pointed out that racial discrimination is condemned by the church and gave cases in point to illustrate this fact. Buttree Recital Series Completed Performances Friday and Saturday evening brought to a close the series of three recitals presented by students of the MarIntermediate grades and high school students were the participants of the Saturday night affair. Students in intermediate grades took over the first part of Saturday night program. Solo numbers were played by Alan Moody and Ronne Keith. Ensemble numbers were played by Muriel Downey, Carol Fitz, Mamie Hodges, Norma Kerns, Cherryl Cone, Linda Cheatam, Ruth Mungerson, Marcie Vincent, Phyllis Boettcher, Jean Foster, Betty Klemm, Susan Lillywhite, Kathy Kopfer, Sharon Ross, Louise Cowee, Carol Ryan, Darkone Zinda, Ann Williams and Carol Crain. The second part of the program was presented by high school students with featured number "In a Jolly Mood" by Englewood played by Linda Keel, Norfolk Loetterle, Pamela Anderson Dorothy Fluegge; "Prelude in Minor" by Rachmaninoff, Marie Crangston; "Malaguena" by cuona, Marquita Dixon; "Claire Lune," Ann Brunskill; "The Dance" by Edward Fink; "Rody in G Minor" by Brad Frances Cowee; "Theme" for Grieg Concerto; Gene Crain. rian Caracausa, sang an "Ita Street Song," by Herbert, acco First time ever offered! We're GIVING AWAY ONE YEAR'S SUPPLY OF no-rinse Surf You'll get a wash so clean it needs no rinsing! with the purchase of a new 1950 Apex SPIRAL Apex SPIRAL DASHER WASHER only $12.00 down full price $119.95 easy terms! Beautiful, big buy in better washing. Top value of the year! only Apex has the Amazing SPIRAL DASHER Its gentle, yet thorough cleansing gets full loads of worst-soiled clothes, wonderfully clean in 6 to 7 minutes! Scientifically designed to wash with equal efficiency from the top to the bottom of the tub. Famous "Silk Line" enables you to wash handfuls of dainty garments in a few inches of water. YOU'LL ALWAYS DO BETTER AT ANAHEIM APPLIANCE IN E. CENTER ST. PHONE ANAHEIM 506 PROJECT CARDIOGRAPH—Members of the Junior Ebell Club presented $752 cardiograph to County Health Department last night. Intended for use in the newly-created rheumatic heart clinic, the instrument represents the club project for 1950. Mrs. Fred Fischle (right center), chairman of the benefit committee, makes the presentation. Dr. Edward Lee Russell (left center), and Dr. Erwin P. Bauner (left), accept the cardiograph on behalf of the County Health Department. Mrs. George Fowler, outgoing president of the Junior Ebell Club, stands at right.—(Story page 3.) (Gazette Photo by Bradley) Personal Mention Monday was the birthday of Mrs. Esther C. Parker, 1015 W. Broadway. Mrs. Sadie Losinger of Glendale was her house guest over the local Grace Lutheran church. Miss Lompe was presented a cross and crown pin, and a corsage of red carnations. Mrs. William Lotz arrived Sunday night from Chicago, Ill. for a visit with her sister, Mrs. J. R. Shultz, 118 S. Los Angeles st. She will spend some time visiting ten Ann, await her arrival Mr. and Mrs. Larsen are operators of the Betty Rose on East Center. Personal Mention Monday was the birthday of Mrs. Esther C. Parker, 1015 W. Broadway. Mrs. Sadie Losinger of Glendale was her house guest over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. E. Langer, 721 N. Paulina st., celebrated their tenth wedding anniversary Monday. Fifty ladies of the Anaheim Home Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau Agricultural extension service, attended the ham dinner and demonstration of the Chambers range, at the Anaheim Appliance store last Thursday night. The group met in the new auditorium in the rear of the store, which is available, free of charge, to any group or organization for home economic demonstrations. Door prizes were presented to the Home Department's welfare fund. On June 7, a laundry and drier demonstration will be held, to which the public is invited. Please make reservations with Joe Schuman, phone 5416. June 13, groups from La Habra and Yorba Linda, will hold a demonstration in the store's auditorium, which is equipped with a stage for program presentations. Mrs. Maude Watts left Sunday for her home in Vancouver following a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Alice Holland, and her nieces, Mrs. J. F. Ryan and Mrs. E. D. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff went in to Los Angeles the other evening to see "South Pacific." They report an enjoyable presentation and Jim claims to have acquired some South Pacific dialect. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rossberg and son, Peter, spent Sunday afternoon at Newport Beach. They hope there will be more days like Sunday this summer. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hineman are the parents of a baby daughter, born at St. Francis hospital, Compton, June 3. Her name is Carol Jean. The Hinemans have another daughter, Margaret Ann. The family is moving to a new Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rossberg and son, Peter, spent Sunday afternoon at Newport Beach. They hope there will be more days like Sunday this summer. Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Hineman are the parents of a baby daughter, born at St. Francis hospital, Compton, June 3. Her name is Carol Jean. The Hinemans have another daughter, Margaret Ann. The family is moving to a new home in Golden Hill, Fullerton, the latter part of the month. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Grafton. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hineman. The grandparents are residents of Anaheim. Mrs. Charles (Chuck) Chandler, formerly of this city, now of Los Angeles, was "Queen for a Day," on the well known radio program, over KHJ, last Friday. She received a paid vacation trip, for herself and husband, to the Sonoma Mission Inn, and $1000 in merchandise prizes. Miss Elizabeth Lompe, 319 S. Claudina st., was presented with a life membership in the Women's Missionary Federation, of the American Lutheran church, last Thursday afternoon, when the group met in the parish house of NOW ... Immediate Delivery on the Famous CB9 CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR With Butter-Safe ORVAL STARMER Phone 4824 747 N. Los Angeles St —Anaheim— JUNIOR EBELL LEADERS—New officers installed at last night's meeting of the Junior Ebell Club pose for the camera. They are (l. to r.) front row: Mrs. Noel Mendoza, recording secretary; Mrs. Glenn Lehmer, first vice president; Mrs. D. B. Baker, president, and Mrs. Joe Neighbors, second vice president. Back row—Mrs. Helen Comstock, curator; Mrs. Elaine Rankin, treasurer; Mrs. James Reinert, parliamentarian; Mrs. Ben Agajanian, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Don C. White, membership chairman, and Mrs. John Raber, auditor.—(Story page 3) Gazette Photo by Bradley Ann, await her arrival home. r. and Mrs. Larsen are owners-operators of the Betty Rose Shop East Center. daughters Kaye and Gerry, all of Anaheim. Miss Joan Foster, 11840 Nevada st., former resident of this city. Canyon, Boulder Dam. The Raymond T. Whites, 8202 S. Brookhurst, became the parents of an 8 pound 1 ounce daughter JUNIOR EBELL LEADERS—New officers installed at last night's meeting of the Junior Ebell Club pose for the camera. They are (L to r.) front row: Mrs. Noel Mendoza, recording secretary; Mrs. Glenn Lehmer, first vice president; Mrs. D. B. Baker, president, and Mrs. Joe Neighbors, second vice president. Back row—Mrs. Helen Comstock, curator; Mrs. Elaine Rankin, treasurer; Mrs. James Reinert, parliamentarian; Mrs. Ben Agajanian, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Don C. White, membership chairman, and Mrs. John Raber, auditor.—(Story page 3) On Ann, await her arrival home. Mr. and Mrs. Larsen are owners-operators of the Betty Rose Shop in East Center. Jack Kissell was honored when group of friends gathered in the Kissell home, 8052 E., Ball rd., Tuesday evening to extend their last wishes on his birthday, June 14. Mrs. Kissell served coffee, pie and ice cream to those attending, who were: Mr. and Mrs Burton Jennons, and two sons Lynn and Bonnie; Mr. and Mrs. Morris Rise, and daughter Carol, of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Niles, Jr.; and Mrs. Frank Cushing, and Bonnie Wright, and the honorors daughters Kaye and Gerry, all of Anaheim. Miss Joan Foster, 11840 Nevada st., former resident of this city will be wed Sunday, June 18, to Ross Pat McDaniel in an afternoon ceremony at the First Lutheran Church in Compton. Mrs. A. W. Ehlers, 1105 W. North st., returned home Sunday from a four-weeks visit in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Bradley, 328 N. Dickel, are going on a three-week vacation, beginning June 18, and will visit Yosemite, Bryce Canyon, Boulder Dam. The Raymond T. Whites, 8202 S. Brookhurst, became the parents of an 8 pound, 1 ounce daughter born June 5 at the Anaheim Community hospital. NEW JOB HELPS EAST LANSING Mich., (P)—Everett Grandelius, winner of the outstanding player award in the annual spring intra-squad football game, was competing in his first game as a fullback. Grandelius, the Spartans' regular left half last season, switched to fullback during spring drills. 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