anaheim-gazette 1950-06-09

Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Assistance League Gets Charter, Mrs. Elliott Installed President Members of the Anaheim Assistance League held their last meeting of the year yesterday in the garden of Dr. and Mrs. John Wilson's home, 721 N. Helena st. The event was the annual Geranium Brunch given in honor of the Sustaining members of the League. Hostesses were the outgoing board of directors under the chairmanship of Mrs. Sam Kraemer. Highlight of the meeting was the presentation of a charter which converted the local group from an auxiliary to a full-fledged League organization. The charter was presented by the vice-president of the national League organization, Mrs. C. G. Parsons, of Los Angeles. The local group is the second in Orange county to be so honored. The other chartered organization in the county is in Santa Ana. Preceeding the presentation, Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, retiring president, gave a resume of the work accomplished by the Anaheim group in the 10 years since its founding. The new officers of the group were presented by Mrs. Ganahl. parliamentarian. Outgoing officers are Mrs. Ganahl, president; Mrs. H. B. Pearson, vice-president; Mrs. John Wilson, secretary; Mrs. Ruth Hall, treasurer and Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, parliamentarian. Delegate to the National Assistance League is Mrs. John Larson, with Mrs. Newkirk, alternate. Out of town guests attending the event were Mrs. Robert Rimpau, Romona, Mrs. Colin Baker, Fullerton and Mrs. W. A. Knuth, Orange. Grads to Hear Paul Demaree June 14, 8 o'clock is the time set for the Savanna Elementary school graduation. Fifteen students will receive their diplomas in the school auditorium. Participating in the program will be Charles White, pastor of the Stanton Community Church, invocation; Paul Demaree, Anaheim high school superintendent, graduation address; Wayne Butterbaugh, district superintendent. WCTU Re-Elects Mrs. Cora Marsh Mrs. Cora Marsh was re-elected president of the local WCTU organization's June meeting held in the White Temple Methodist Church. Other officers are Mrs. L. Daugherty, vice-president, M. Myrtle Owens, secretary, and M. Melissa Hauswald, treasurer. During the meeting Mrs. Marsh read an article concerning a new hospital library built in connection with the Frances Willis home in Evanston, Illinois. Mrs. Owens was hostess for social hour, assisted by Mrs. B. Tedrick, and Mrs. Hauswald. Booths for the annual Saturday and Sunday of St. seph's parish in Santa Ana in the process of construction day on the school grounds, up direction of Fred Dierker Kirby Ferguson, assisted by unteers from the parish. Representatives of five parish societies will decorate the booths Saturday morning in preparation for opening of festivities at 7 p.m. Lyle Grey, Ann Karraker, Ro Koedel, Lucy Miller, Carol gett, Charlotte Pruett, Carol Rutledge, Charles Cowers, R Williams and Vida Mae Williams. Stanton school has slated graduation for June 14. Theices will be held in the school auditorium. Mrs. Martha Miller, team will play a piano prelude and processional. Father Ross of Winster will deliver the invitation. The program will also include a vocal selection by the grade girls: piano solo, Irene The local group is the second in Orange county to be so honored. The other chartered organization in the county is in Santa Ana. Preceeding the presentation, Mrs. Ernest Ganahl, retiring president, gave a resume of the work accomplished by the Anaheim group in the 10 years since its founding. The new officers of the group were presented by Mrs. Ganahl. They are Mrs. Arthur Elliott, president; Mrs. Harriet Ames, first vice-president; Mrs. John Boege, second vice-president; Mrs. H. C. Nutt, third vice-president; Mrs. Conry, holding recording secretaries; Ms. Hel Kuckel, come on board. LEE'S Gal Friday GARDEN GOSSIP Attention! COME ONE! COME ALL! To Our Annual Paul Demaree June 14, 8 o'clock is the time set for the Savanna Elementary school graduation. Fifteen students will receive their diplomas in the school auditorium. Participating in the program will be Charles White, pastor of the Stanton Community Church, invocation; Paul Demaree, Anaheim high school superintendent, graduation address; Wayne Butterbaugh, district superintendent, introduction of class; J. E. Pruett, president of the school board, presentation of diplomas. Peggy Bonner will give the welcome address, Ann Karraker, class history; Vida Mae Williams, class will; Carol Jane Rutledge, a solo; Johnny Cardenas, class colors; Charlotte Pruett, class flowers; Carol Jane Rutledge, class prophecy. A song of farewell will be sung by the class accompanied by Mrs. Lewis McBratney, at the piano. Mrs. McBratney will also play "Pomp and Circumstance" for the processional. Graduates are: Larry Acosta, Robert Andre, Peggy Bonner, Johnny Cardenas, Robert Estes, Stanton school has slated graduation for June 14. Theices will be held in the school auditorium. Mrs. Martha Miller, teacher will play a piano prelude and processional. Father Ross of Winster will deliver the invitation. The program will also include a vocal selection by the grade girls; piano solo, Irenecia; commencement address; class song. Wayne Butterbaugh district superintendent will sent the class, followed by awarding of diplomas, the diction and the recessional. Receiving their diplomas Joe Aguirre, Anita Banda, ther Lillian, Mike Cuevas, ard Cabral, Irene Garcia, J Mendoza, Manuel Meza, Munoz, Lillian Najera, Peralez, Martin Rodriques, ces Serrato and Nellie Veri. The U.S. Bureau of Mines the nation's most important posits of chromite are in water and Sweetgrass country Montana. A Shower of Gift COME ONE! COME ALL! To Our Annual Gladiolus SHOW Friday, June 16 through Sunday, June 18 AN ARRAY OF BLOOMS to delight your eye, with BULBS AVAILABLE in SEVERAL VARIETIES, and you never can tell, we just might have something else INTERESTING and UNIQUE for your ENJOYMENT. So mark the dates, JUNE 16-18, on your CALENDAR and we'll be seeing you then. Lee's Gal Friday LEE'S Nursery 718 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. FM: 3131 Anzheim SHOWER FOR A RECENT BRIDE was held last night at Ventura, Freeway Park, for Mrs. Beulah Strunk, 1016 N. Ly in Las Vegas. Twenty-six ladies attended the shower. An right): Mrs. Riecke, Mrs. Maxine Brookman, 411 S. Melrose Williams, 405½ S. Melrose and Mrs. Doloris Robinson, 1014 June Record 40% Reduce (78 RPM RECORDS) On Entire Stock of Phonograph R CLASSICAL WESTERN Including May Releases SAMPLE PRICES 79c RECORDS $4.00 ETC. NARATH MUSIC 224 E. CENTER ST. CTU Re-Elects Mrs. Cora Marsh Mrs. Cora Marsh was re-elected president of the local WCU he organization's June meeting in the White Temple Method Church. Other officers are Mrs. Lucy Liberty, vice-president, Mrs. Elle Owens, secretary, and Mrs. Lisa Hauswald, treasurer. During the meeting Mrs. Marsh wrote an article concerning the hospital library built in connection with the Frances Willard home in Evanston, Illinois. Mrs. Owens was hostess for the first hour, assisted by Mrs. Belle Rick, and Mrs. Hauswald. Booths for the annual fiesta Saturday and Sunday of St. Joes parish in Santa Ana were the process of construction to on the school grounds, under action of Fred Dierker and Mary Ferguson, assisted by volunteers from the parish. Representatives of five parish societies decorate the booths Saturday morning in preparation for open-of-festivities at 7 p.m. Grey, Ann Karraker, Robert Del, Lucy Miller, Carol Pad-Charlotte Pruett, Carol Jane Edge, Charles Cowers, Robert Williams and Vida Mae Williams. Anton school has slated its evaluation for June 14. The service will be held in the schoolistorium. Mr. Martha Miller, teacher, plays a piano prelude and the professional. Father Ross of Westchester will deliver the invocation. The program will also include a vocal selection by the 8th grade girls: piano solo, Irene Garrett. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Harold Franzen, 20½ N. Claudina, will leave Saturday, June 17, on a three-week vacation to visit relatives in New York City. social evening at the American Legion Hall, 120 S. Euclid ave., at 7:30 this evening. Members of the Oldsters Club met in the ladies parlor of the White Temple Church with 20 present to enjoy the afternoon's activities. Following games, appropriate for the occasion, tea was served by Mrs. Guy Holman, Mrs. GOD, PRESERVER OF CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY The Golden Text of the Lesson-Sermon on "God the server of Man" in all branches of The Mother Church, The Church of Christ, Science Boston, is chosen from the tender mercies from me. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Harold Franzen, 20½ N. Claudina, will leave Saturday, June 17, on a three-week vacation to visit relatives in Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mankom, 425 W. Alberta, became the parents of an eight pound, nine ounce boy, born in the St. Joseph hospital in Orange. Marie Ann Bargatzz, 726 S. Helena, celebrated her birthday today with three of her friends, Arlo Mayberry, Mary Lynn Shead, and Joan Rees, sharing in the festivities, which included a hamburger fry followed by an evening at the show. Members of the Ikettes, their husbands and friends will share a social evening at the American Legion Hall, 120 S. Euclid ave., at 7:30 this evening. Members of the Oldsters Club met in the ladies parlor of the White Temple Church with 20 present to enjoy the afternoon's activities. Following games, appropriate for the occasion, tea was served by Mrs. Guy Holman, Mrs. Melissa Haeifalz and Mrs. Miller. California School Employees association held a family pot-luck at the City Park last night, with over 40 persons present to share the dinner. KVOE Names New Business Manager A new business manager for Radio Station KVOE, Santa Ana, was announced today by Ernest L. Spencer, General Manager of KVOE, when he appointed Buryl Lottridge to fill that post for the local station. Lottridge is a radio and television executive with some twenty-five years experience with midwestern radio stations including WHO, Des Moines, Iowa; WOC, Davenport, Iowa; WBEL, Beloit, Wisconsin. For the past three years he has served several midwestern stations as a program and installation consultant. In this same capacity he worked with Chicago advertising agencies in the production of their radio and television commercial programs. Anaheim Students Receive Whittier Degrees Tomorrow Clarence E. Pickett, honorary secretary of the American Friends Service Committee, will deliver the 1950 Whittier College Commencement address at the traditional outdoor exercises on the campus. Nine Anaheim students will be among the 455 seniors receiving degrees—the largest number conferred in the history of the school. Receiving degrees from Anaheim are: William G. Brady, 218 N. Clementine; Mrs. Christine Fischer Wooten, 12561 Ball rd.; Roger M. Harlow, 306 E. Broadway; H. L. Looney, 400 S. Illinois; Robert was held last night at the home of Mrs. Jerry Riecke, 8142 Beulah Strunk, 1016 N. Olive. Mrs. Strunk was married recently attended the shower. Among them were (in picture, left to Brookman, 411 S. Melrose, Anaheim, Mrs. Strunk, Mrs. Margie D. Doloris Robinson, 1014 N. Olive. Record Sale % Reduction (78 RPM RECORDS) Of Phonograph Records and Albums POPULAR SACRED Including May Releases SAMPLE PRICES 48c $4.00 ALBUMS $2.40 ETC. TH MUSIC CO. ANAHEIM 3784 the 1950 Whittier College commencement address at the traditional outdoor exercises on the campus. Nine Anaheim students will be among the 455 seniors receiving degrees—the largest number conferred in the history of the school. Receiving degrees from Anaheim are: William G. Brady, 218 N. Clementine; Mrs. Christine Fischer Wooten, 12561 Ball rd.; Roger M. Harlow, 306 E. Broadway; H. L. Looney, 400 S. Illinois; Robert W. Marvin, Jr., 1014 W. North; Roy Merk, 215 S. West; William M. Poore, 711 S. Lemon; Noel Sweeney, 100 N. Placentia; and James K. Smith, 153 Evelyn dr. The forty-seventh commencement tomorrow climaxes a week of activity which included the Baccalaureate services last Sunday; a Cap and Gown tea, Wednesday; the Faculty-Senior Brunch this morning; and the Alumni luncheon and senior reception tomorrow. Mr. Pickett who was recently honored by Time Magazine, will deliver an address entitled, "United We Stand, Divided We Fall." HOME RANSACKED Burglarars ransacked the home of Jack D. Black, 8282 Orangethorpe ave., Buena Park, last night and made off with a pair of binoculars and a hearing aid worth $150, according to a report filed with the sheriff's office. NOW ... Immediate Delivery on the Famous CB9 CROSLEY REFRIGERATOR With Butter Safe ORVAL STARMER Phone 4824 747 N. Los Angeles St Anaheim— of Assistance League The Sin of the Sons" Is Church Theme "The Sin of the Sons" is the subject for the coming Sunday program at the Presbyterian Church. Service starts at 11 a.m. Regular Sunday School classes commence at 9:45. The Westminster Youth Fellowship meets in the Blue Room at 7 p.m. Add finely grated onion, finely diced green pepper and pimento to creamed Finnan haddie for a delicious flavor. Serve in nests of well-seasoned, creamy mashed potatoes. ANNOUNCING the new WILLAT CIRCLETTE GOLDEN the permanent wave that's sprayed into your hair. Absolutely different GOD, PRESERVER OF MAN CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TOPIC The Golden Text of the Sunday Presson-Sermon on "God the Preserver of Man" in all branches of the Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, is chosen from the Psalms and reads: "Withhold not thou thy tender mercies from me, O Lord; but they lovingkindness and thy truth continually preserve me." A Bible passage from Matthew reports that a leper came to Jesus saying, "Lord, if thou wilt, thou hast make me clean. And Jesus put forth his hand, and touched him, saying, I will; be thou clean. And immediately his leprosy was cleansed. ... And Jesus went about preaching the gospel of the kingdom, and healing every sickness and every disease among the people. ... Then saith he unto his disciples, The harvest truly is pientuous, but the labourers are few." "Divine Truth, Life, and Love gave Jesus authority over sin, sickness, and death," writes Mary Baker Eddy in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures." Again she says, "Be no more willing to suffer the illusion that you are sick or that some disease is developing in the system, than you are to yield to a sinful temptation on the ground that sin has its necessities." OSBORN COUNTY KANSANS PICNIC THIS SUNDAY People from Osborne County, Kansas, will hold their annual picnic this Sunday, June 11, at Anaheim City Park. Those attending are asked to bring their own lunch. Coffee will be provided. Idaho is the largest silver producing state. 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