anaheim-gazette 1950-09-12

Waiting to cut the cake on Paul Frank's fifth birthday are, left to right, Phillip Hess, Pamela Faucher, Danny Walker, Paul Frank, Sharon Fitzgerald, Bobby Hess, Kathy Wilmer and Stephen Betts. The party was held at the Frank home on N. Pine st. Dinner Meeting Opens Altrusa Fall Program Plans were made for an active fall agenda when the Anaheim Altrusa club met in regular session for the first time this season at a dinner meeting in the Elks club. Marjorie Bundgard, first vice president who will serve as program chairman for the coming year, called attention to the International Affairs meeting to be Bridal Shower for Della Horn Burr Mrs. Della Horn Burr was honored Sunday evening at a bridal shower given by Sue Howard at her home 1210 E. Oak st., Anaheim. The wedding was an event of late August. Prizes were awarded during the evening to the bride's mother, Mrs. Ora Horn, and the bride's grandmother-in-law, Mrs. Brewer. The hostess was assisted in service. Paul Frank Has Birthday Party No doubt many of Anaheim small fry spent a gloomy week with preparations for school life large on the horizon but little Paul Frank, Friday was red letter day. Not only is too young to be corralled classes but he was also celebrating his fifth birthday with a parade eight small guests invited to the fun. Ice cream cake, favors, Dinner Meeting Opens Altrusa Fall Program Plans were made for an active fall agenda when the Anaheim Altrusa club met in regular session for the first time this season at a dinner meeting in the Elks club. Marjorie Bundgard, first vice president who will serve as program chairman for the coming year, called attention to the International Affairs meeting to be held September 25 at the Elks club. Local organizations in the county will be invited to attend the meeting which is of vital importance to all members, Mrs. Bundgard said. Hildred Ferrell was elected alternate to the San Diego conference to be held Sept. 29 and 30 and October 1. She will replace Katherine Wheeler. Approximately ten members of the Anaheim group are planning to attend the session which covers Altrusa clubs in California, Arizona and Nevada. Helen Kaulbars presented a brief talk on the history of Altrusa and on what Altrusa means. She explained that the meaning of the word Altrusa is a sincere regard and consideration for others and added that the meaning was carried out in the organizations zealous efforts to help women and girls in need of assistance. Invitation was received to attend Fullerton Charter dinner at Ruby's cafe on Sept. 28. Ruth Kraemer, national district president will attend the meeting. Mrs. Margaret Coons and Hildred Ferrell presented information on the Hallowe'en festival and discussed plans to sell orange juice during the event. The club will also select a queen candidate this year, Claire Larson presided over the meeting. Stanton Items Hal Eastwood, Jr., 9942 Western ave., has just hung an attractive sign in front of his new home announcing he is doing photography there. He was formerly with the Kramer studio in Long Beach. Mrs. Stella Reese, 10452 S. Stanton ave., received a letter from her step-son, Marion Allen Reese, saying he is a radio operator on a jeep in a replacement battalion in Korea. He has been there two months. He graduated from Poly high and then attended Seal College Military Bridal Shower for Della Horn Burr Mrs. Della Horn Burr was honored Sunday evening at a bridal shower given by Sue Howard at her home 1210 E. Oak st., Anaheim. The wedding was an event of late August. Prizes were awarded during the evening to the bride's mother, Mrs. Ora Horn, and the bride's grandmother-in-law, Mrs. Brewer. The hostess was assisted in serving refreshments by her two sisters, Verna Benbrooks and Jannie Van Delden. Enjoying the evening were Grace Wright, Mary Elmer, Evelyn McGure, Mary Schilling; Susan Benbrooks, Vi Howard, Edna Kruse, Dorothy Heinze, Hanna Horwitz, Maybell Spencer, Jeannien Pannier, Helen Pannier, Berthyle Reisinger, Blanch House, Elsie Borth, Barbara Meyers, Maggie Meyers, Mable Clark and Vernie Summers. Relatives of the bridegroom were Mrs. Ruth Burr, Mrs. Munden and the bride's aunt, Mrs. Schilling. Unable to attend were Fannie Webb, Audrey Kruse and Joan Spencer. Friends Honor Letha Sutton at Birthday Party Mrs. Letha Sutton of 118 S. Los Angeles St., was honored at a delightful birthday luncheon Saturday by her daughter, Mrs. Fred Latham of Long Beach and Mrs. Carl Reeske of Anaheim, a close friend for many years. Arrangements of late summer flowers were used as decorations in the home with a bouquet of yellow flowers in an etched glass bowl as table centerpiece and matching yellow candles on the tables. Fruit salad, hot rolls, coffee and an attractively decorated birthday cake were served to guests including Mrs. Ralph Heeter of Anaheim, Mrs. Earl Twiggs, Mrs. Ida Mae Gilmore, Mrs. Rael Requaith all of Anaheim. Unable to attend were Mrs. Robert Allic of Redondo Beach, Mrs. Homer Hamilton of Hawthorne, Everett Ely and Pearl Rauger, both of Fullerton and Lela Bellamy of Anaheim. Personal Mention Pat Terrebonne Paul Frank Has Birthday Party No doubt many of Anahi small fry spent a gloomy week with preparations for school living large on the horizon but little Paul Frank, Friday wired letter day. Not only is too young to be corralled classes but he was also celebrates fifth birthday with a parade eight small guests invited to see the fun. Ice cream cake, favors, games, were the order of the with Mrs. Bill Wilmer and Loren Faust assisting Mrs. Farnam arrangements. Tommy Frank, Paul's brother, celebrated his twelfth birthday on the following day. The children included Phess, Pamela Faust, Danny Werner, Paul Frank, Sharon Fitzgerald, Bobby Hess, Kathy Wilmer Stephen Betts. The Franks at 325 N. Pine street. Patio Supper Honors Dick Bruce Vincent "Dick" Bruce, who retire this month from the Anaheim Fire Department after years service, was honored by members of his shift at a chowder dinner in the Rex Brush home at 307 E. Ellsworth st. As a farewell gift his father workers presented Dick with leather traveling bag to be on his trip to the New England coast following his retirement. Attending the patio supper Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ladigand and Mrs. Bob Phillips, Mr. Mrs. Jimmy Wilson, Mr. and Fred Batenhorst and Mrs. B Retired Teachers Meet at La Palma "Early Schools of the Santa Valley" was the subject of an address presented by Dr. Merton Hill of Laguna Beach at the mingling of the Orange County Divisional California Retired Teacher Association in La Palma park. Dr. Hill is making an interdisciplinary study of the early schools in range county and reported some amusing incidents relating to history. He told the association that the first school was established in San Juan Capistrano 1853. Twenty seven children enrolled and those attending brought with them their land If a call came from the village or the pigs had escaped, the children were dismissed in order to them and return them to Hal Eastwood, Jr., 9942 Western ave., has just hung an attractive sign in front of his new home announcing he is doing photography there. He was formerly with the Kramer studio in Long Beach. Mrs. Stella Reese, 10452 S. Stanton ave., received a letter from her step-son, Marion Allen Reese, saying he is a radio operator on a jeep in a replacement battalion in Korea. He has been there two months. He graduated from Poly high and then attended So. Calif. Military Academy for three years. He was a S-1/c in the Navy before he enlisted in the Army in Long Beach. Mrs. Nancy De Shazo, 11572 S. Stanton is just one of three places of business in the county picked up in the past three weeks for operating without a license. To help solve her problem, her antique shop is really one of the show places of the county, the Stanton Chamber of Commerce has recommended to the Planning Dept. that Lee and Nancy Antiques be granted a use variance permit, with all display within the building and be allowed one sign. The shop is in an agricultural zone but on Highway 39 where business is desired. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Williams, 7932 Second st., left Friday for a two week's vacation. They will hunt and fish with Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Williams and their three children, Williams' younger brother, at Napa Vine, Washington. They will stop on their way at Seaside and pick up their two small grandchildren, Stephen and Michael, and take them along. The grandsons have been staying in Stanton but returned home to be on hand with their dad, Fred Williams, as a welcoming party when their mother returned from the Crippled Children's hospital in San Francisco, Aug. 20, where she had been confined for 11 months with infantile paralysis. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Pruett, 7121 Monroe st., left last week for a two weeks vacation. It is more like a honeymoon. Pete's mother, Mrs. Grace Pruett from Orange, will reside at their home and care for their five attractive children. The Pruetts will motor to Arizona, New Mexico and Texas visiting relatives and friends. Dr. Hill is making an interim study of the early schools in range county and reported some amusing incidents relating to the history. He told the association that the first school was established in San Juan Capistrano 1853. Twenty seven children were enrolled and those attending brought with them their land. If a call came from the village of the pigs had escaped, the children were dismissed in order to them and return them to owners. He added that Anaheim Colony called "Camp Aleman" found in 1858 placed importance first home, then on school and on church. Among the distinguished members present were Mr. and Warren Conrad state president of the California Retired Teachers Association, and Miss Leslie Feller, regional director of the National Association of Retired Teachers. County Symphony To Plan Concert Orange County Symphony orchestra will hold first rehearsal September 19 in the music building of Newport Harbor High school, it was announced day by Clinton Swain, music director. Despite uncertain conditions or orchestra is anticipating a promising fifth season with two soons added for the first time the history of the division. Summer music will be repeated and a concerto will be added an early concert according to Swain. The B. L. Blazers, 10682 S. Henson ave., have sold their turf ranch to Mr. and Mrs. Lawreel Smith and their two children from Bellflower. The Smiths will model the property into a chick ranch, in about three weeks. The Blazers will live at 114 W Stueckle, Anaheim. Get Acquainted Day At Franklin School Benjamin Franklin PTA under the leadership of Mrs. Arthur Korn as president, planned a get together on the opening day of school yesterday as an opportunity for the regular members to meet the new mothers for this year. Large yellow tags with blue letters inscribed "P-TA Hostess" were designed by Mrs. Harold Ferguson, hospitality chairman and worn by Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld, Mrs. John Olson, Mrs. James Dilly, Mrs. Elmer Peter, Mrs. Forrest Simonton, and Mrs. Frances Elliott. The committee also presented red carnations to each teacher. Approximately 150 mothers and small children were served refreshments by Mrs. John Kerns and committee, Mrs. Harold Fisher, Mrs. Robert Perryman, Mrs. Roy Dargatz, Mrs. W. J. Seapy, Mrs. Glenn Kirk and Mrs. Godfrey Herbel. Mrs. Robert Perryman, art and decoration chairman, arranged the refreshment table with a bouquet of pink dahlias in a white bowl on a green and white cloth with matching green glass and napkins. Refreshments were furnished by Mrs. Milton Pannier, Mrs. Elmer Peter, Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, Mrs. Arthur Korn, Mrs. Forrest Simonton, Mrs. Robert Perryman, Mrs. J. W. Seapy and Mrs. Byron Dahl. Go to Church Sunday Local Church Enjoys Retreat The Westminster Young ship of the First Church of Anaheim special day retreat last week Palisades. The major was on "There's fun in lowship." This was the first "End Camp" to be held have been made to con an annual event. They were centered around beach, planned recreation camp, and discussing coming church year. The camp was undertaken of Mr. Harold E minister of music and BRAND NEW 1950 The Television th TWO PICTURE SHAP The Television th TWO PICTURE SHAPE Giant Circle Picture YOURS TO CH By the Touch New Mag Selecto-Scr Switch Flick! And you swi Giant Circle to Rec Type picture, or vice enjoy the advantage shapes in the same other way that Zenith you extra value for vision dollar! Yes—the exciting new 1951 Zenith “2-in-1” gives you television pictures of two shapes in one set ...the famous Giant Circle Picture and the Rectangular Type Picture! We provide both so you can enjoy the advantages of both. 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All came from the village that igs had escaped, the children dismissed in order to lasso and return them to their ers. added that Anaheim Colony, "Camp Aleman" founded 18 placed importance first on then' on school and last, urch. long the distinguished mempresent were Mr. and Mrs. en Conrad. state president of California Retired Teachers ation, and Miss Leslie Fowregional director of the NaAssociation of Retired County Symphony Plan Concert range County Symphony ora will hold first rehearsal member 19 in the music buildof Newport Harbor Union school, it was announced to by Clinton Swain, musical or. site uncertain conditions the extra is anticipating a promisfth season with two basadded for the first time in history of the division. mer music will be repeated concerto will be added for early concert according to B. L. Blazers, 10682 S. Hanve., have sold their turkey to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and their two children from wer. 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