anaheim-gazette 1950-10-02

Social and Activities Pat Terrebonne Miss Olga Skeehan Named Executive Director for Scouts Announcement was made today by Mrs. Arthur Roquet that Miss Olga Skeehan of Santa Ana has been appointed Girl Scout executive director to assume leadership of the organization immediately. Miss Skeehan comes to Anaheim with a rich background in scouting activities. She has attended Girl Scout camps in California and in New England and has served as counsellor on the sessions. For five years she worked with the American Red Cross in the United States as well as in Europe, in recreative service. She was also a student at the noted Edith Macy training course in New York. During the past summer she was a recreation leader in Switzerland where she met a great number of International Scouts who had completed training courses at "Our Chalet," International Scout house, in Adelboden, Switzerland. She also visited "Our Ark," headquarters for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in London. Miss Skeehan brought back many pictures and posters of the world wide friendship program which are available for use by all Scout divisions. LAS VEGAS RITES united Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilton, nee Norma Feenstra, last weekend. Bride and groom cut first slice of wedding cake served at reception Saturday evening. (Gazette photo by Bradley) LAS VEGAS RITES united Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hilton, nee Norma Feenstra, last weekend. Bride and groom cut first slice of wedding cake served at reception Saturday evening. (Gazette photo by Bradley) Reception Honors Robert E. Hiltons, Married at Las Vegas First Baptist Church Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hilton entertained their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hilton at a charming reception in their Diamond st. home Saturday evening. A three tiered white wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom was used as centerpiece on the bride's table and was later served by Mrs. J. F. Heil and Mrs. H. W. Davis who assisted Mrs. Hilton as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Davis received guests with the bride and groom and the elder Hiltons. The bride is the former Norma Lee Feenstra of Baldwin Park. More than 40 relatives and close friends of the couple attended to congratulate them on their marriage September 23 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Double ring service was performed by the Rev. R. W. Bishop at the First Baptist church in Las Vegas. For her wedding the bride wore an afternoon dress in brocaded aqua satin with a full skirt and fitted bodice. Her corsage was a single white orchid. Matron of honor, Mrs. Vera Morrison, wore a yellow taffeta dress and a gardenia corsage. John Morrison was best man. The new Mrs. Hilton formerly resided in Baldwin Park and was a graduate of Mark Keppel high school. Her husband is a graduate of Fullerton high school and Fullerton Junior college, where he played on the Hornet football team. They will reside in Santa Ana where Mr. Hilton is employed as an automobile painter. Last Week Starts For Tent Revival One more week. That's all the time left for people intending to participate in the Old Time Revival in the big tent at Manchester and Stanton blvd.s in Buena Park according to Demos Shakarian and C. W. Wise, co-chairmen of the meetings. Preaching to the crowds through yesterday was Robert Flerro, whose recent campaign in Puerto Rico drew throngs of 35,000 daily. Conversion report in that area was reported at 15,000. Tonight, Kenneth Schmidt, well-known pastor and youth director will begin a series of sermons. Evangelist Schmidt is noted for his many successful meetings in Canada and Northern California. Poultry Men Meet Tomorrow Poultry Department of the Orange county farm bureau will meet tomorrow night, 7:30, at the Farm Bureau offices, 353 S. Main st., Orange. Earnest Zimmer will discuss artificial lighting program as currently in use at the Brookhurst was a recreation leader in Switzerland where she met a great number of International Scouts who had completed training courses at "Our Chalet," International Scout house, in Adelboden, Switzerland. She also visited "Our Ark," headquarters for Girl Guides and Girl Scouts in London. Miss Skeehan brought back many pictures and posters of the world wide friendship program which are available for use by all Scout divisions. Mrs. Roy Helsing and Mrs. J. Lee Rogers assisted Mrs. Roquet in the appointment of a new director. Personal Mention Mrs. Cora Marsh will speak on the Denver National WCTU Convention from which she recently returned, at a meeting of the local unit tomorrow afternoon at 2 p.m. in the home of Mrs. T. W. B. Demaree, 1014 W. Sycamore st. Horace Mann P-TA board meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Charles Endicott, 1240 W. La Palma st., Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Griggs are the parents of a girl born at 11:59 a.m. Thursday morning, September 28, at Fullerton General hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Griggs reside at 9631 Sunkist, Anaheim. Congratulations to Mrs. Jack Kissell of E. Ball rd., who celebrated her birthday recently. Mrs. Thomas Mundan of 318 Mills dr.is well on the road to recovery after a brief illness. Miss Connie Woods of 604 S. Helena st. celebrated her birthday this weekend. Also to be included on the birthday congratulation list is Jim West of this city, who is now attending San Diego State college. Mrs. Dorothy Bradley of 828 N. Dickel st.accompanied her mother, Mrs. Taylor, to Watsonville Saturday, where Mrs. Taylor will remain with her son, who resides there. Mrs. Bradley returned to Anaheim Monday. George O. Thatcher, son of Mrs. "With Junior to help me, we really answer the telephone promptly." ... You won't miss your important calls if you answer the telephone right away... Pacific Telephone. Poultry Men Meet Tomorrow Poultry Department of the Orange county farm bureau will meet tomorrow night, 7:30, at the Farm Bureau offices, 353 S. Main st., Orange. Earnest Zimmer will discuss artificial lighting program as currently in use at the Brookhurst ranch. Poultrymen are urged to come and bring their questions. Refreshments will be served following the meeting. Go to Church Sunday JOIN IN THE FUN with all of Anaheim Oct. 1-31 Anaheim goes Western ... Make Anaheim's own Festival truly great. SQUARE DANCE DRESSES 10.95 MEN'S WESTERN SHIRTS 2.95 up Men's LEVIS All sizes MEN'S FRONTIER PANTS 7.50 up BELLES & BEAUX 1239 NORTH PALM South of Harry Horn, Between Anaheim and Fullerton Mrs. Dorothy Bradley of 828 N. Dickel st. accompanied her mother, Mrs. Taylor, to Watsonville Saturday, where Mrs. Taylor will remain with her son, who resides there. Mrs. Bradley returned to Anaheim Monday. George O. Thatcher, son of Mrs. J. O. Thatcher, 924 No. Olive, has been chosen to play a male lead in the Whittier college Homecoming play, "Bloomin' Love," Miss Belva Goode, director of the play, announced today. A graduate of Anaheim high school, Thatcher was a member of the Knights and the high school choir while in school here. Since going to Whittier college, he has been active in drama and a member of the Whittier college quartet. He has joined the Lancer society, men's social club, at the Poet school. A leaders Girl Scout association meeting will be held tonight at Fremont cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. Textile painting will be the evening project and leaders are requested to bring material and a bread board or smooth piece of wood. For Brownie leaders Mrs. Florence Hilton Brucher is conducting classes beginning Wednesday at the Girl Scout Little House. Classes will be held mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 on Oct. 4, 6, 11, 13, 17 and 28. Mrs. Marily Mason is holding open house at the Little House for Brownie leaders mornings from 9:30 to 11:30 on Oct. 3, 5, 10, 12, 17 and 19. Anaheim Gazette, Monday, October 2, 1950 Mal and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Yoga Skeehan Executive for Scouts ent was made today our Roquet that Miss of Santa Ana has and Girl Scout execu- so assume leadership immeiately. An comes to Anaheim background in scout She has attended camps in California and and has served as the sessions. ars she worked with in Red Cross in the as well as in Euc- creative service. She student at the noted training course in New past summer she on leader in Switzer- ne met a great num- national Scouts who training courses at International Scout Alboden, Switzerland. ad "Our Ark," head-Girl Guides and Girl Jodon. han brought back and posters of the friendship program available for use by all us. College Small Talk By JACKIE CUSHING The past, the present and the future all summed up and put into column makes for college sim- talk centering around function junior college activities and high- Dry Your Eyes Though it's a crying shame Friday night's game against Long Beach City college resulted in a wristton cereal, the Swarth will have a chance to make up for their loss when they play in Santa Monica next Saturday. Here's hoping for a victory. Following the football game students swarmed to the gym for the Snow Bail dance. "Winter Wonderland" could have been the theme song of Gracie and her Debonaires, the featured orchestra, and that is just what the gym looked like after the Ski club finished decorating it for the annual occasion. Special Delivery Copies of the weekly Torch will be mailed to all service men who attended Fullerton JC by Gamma Delta Upsilon, journalistic honor society. Incidentally if you have anyone whose name you would like added to the list notify the Being women, we like to talk things over, don't we? We have ideas about things and we love to share our opinions and information. Being homemakers, we share the same problems. In the kitchen, over the back fence and after church, we decide whether we should buy a new washing machine or if women should have jobs away from home or how to handle daughter's late hours. When vocal cords work overtime, try listening to your own voice and ask yourself some questions: 1. Do I whine? 2. Do I speak “through my nose?” 3. Do I bark at people? 4. Does the very tone of my voice seem to arouse antagonism? 5. Do I mumble my words? When you honestly detect some fault, you are well on your way toward improving your voice. Beautiful tones are the tools and equipment of good conversation. In order to be rated as a good conversationalist, do you: 1. Omit unnecessary details which lengthen a story? 2. Await an answer to the question you asked? 3. Not ask personal questions? 4. Ask questions which show attention and interest? 5. Make your story short? 6. Never argue when the matter is of minor importance? 1 cup sour cream or ¼ cup evap. milk and 1 tab spoon vinegar ¼ cup cooking oil 3 cups cake flour 1 cup walnuts 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 teaspoon allspice 1 teaspoon nutmeg 1 teaspoon soda 3 teaspoons baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 3 eggs Beat eggs well, add sugar, fennas, sour cream. Sift flour before measuring and sift several times with dry ingredients. Add the flour mixture and nutmeat Mix all together and bake in large flat pan or two large lay cake pans for about 35 minutes at 375 degrees. Serve with whipped cream. Special Delivery Copies of the weekly Torch will be mailed to all service men who attended Fullerton JC by Gamma Delta Upsilon, journalistic honor society. Incidentally if you have anyone whose name you would like added to the list notify the Torch office. Costs of the mailing and labor involved will be donated by the fraternity. Coming Soon Thurston Knudson, famed for his Tahitian Jungle rhythms and featured on several Decca records, will be the special performer at the Beachcombers Ball slated for this Friday night, October 6, in the high school gym. Particular Mention Anaheim's own were again given special recognition. Lloyd Trapp, who attended Anaheim Union High school where he served as vice-president of the student body, was appointed social chairman of the Associated Men's Students. Included in the program at the Associated Women's Students assembly Friday morning were Miss Joan Spencer, who sang two vocal numbers and Miss Carol Hochuii, who played several violin selections. Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Clay Williams, 7932 Second st., returned from a two weeks hunting and fishing trip. They stopped at Napa Vine, Wash., and picked up Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. Williams and their three children. Clay and Charles are brothers. One of the nephews, Jean, shot a bear near Challis, Wash. The Williams brought half of the bear back and are treating their friends to delicious dinners. Mrs. Williams, an avid member of the Lapidary Society, brought home agates, green jasper and petrified wood from Road River and Agate Mountain to add to her enviable collection. Dan Patch and Ben Lieberman of the Orange County Civilian Defense office in Santa Ana will speak, at the request of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, to groups at the following school districts: Savanna school, tonight, Stanton school, Monday, Oct. 16, Magnolia school, Wednesday, Oct. 18 and the Magnolia Spanish ward improving your voice. Beautiful tones are the tools and equipment of good conversation. In order to be rated as a good conversationalist, do you: 1. Omit unnecessary details which lengthen a story? 2. Await an answer to the question you asked? 3. Not ask personal questions? 4. Ask questions which show attention and interest? 5. Make your story short? 6. Never argue when the matter is of minor importance? 7. Like to hear the other person talk, too, and give him a chance? 8. Avoid subjects which might embarrass others? 9. Listen well and thoughtfully? If you can answer "yes" to all these questions, you are truly remarkable. These points were part of a discussion at the meeting of the Anaheim Home Department of the Orange County Farm Bureau recently which was held at the home of Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan at 9762 S. East st. in Anaheim. I came away bubbling over with enthusiasm for their plans and program. This club is made up of some of Anaheim's most proficient homemakers. Seldom have I seen so many good cooks congregated in one place and jolly conversation flew thick and fast. The meeting began at 10 o'clock in the morning as it usually does on the fourth Tuesday of every month. As we all settled back in comfortable chairs, Mrs. Marian Prentiss, county home advisor, led a lively discussion of family budgets and records used to keep track of family finances. Topics for future meetings will include gift sewing, your well-set table, holiday breads, care and repair of household equipment, cleaning of rugs and furniture and what is new in foods. Anyone who is interested is invited to attend these meetings and to become a member of the Home Department. There are no dues, Mrs. M. L. Bose of 10241 Katella ave. is chairman and may be contacted for details. Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Arthur Hartelt, Mrs. R. R. Schwartzback, and Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan. They served a delicious luncheon to the thirty women present. The women of the Orange County Farm Bureau have compiled a cook book of their favorite recipes. It is on sale now and can be purchased from any member. To it Mrs. Mauerhan has contributed her recipe for banana cake which she Dan Patch and Ben Lieberman of the Orange County Civilian Defense office in Santa Ana will speak, at the request of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, to groups at the following school districts: Savanna school, tonight, Stanton school, Monday, Oct. 16, Magnolia school, Wednesday, Oct. 18 and the Magnolia Spanish school, Friday, Oct. 20. All the meetings will be called for 7:30 p.m., and will be to organize local fire and police units. Everyone is urged to attend. The Savanna P-TA met in the auditorium with Mrs. William Drake presiding. Mrs. John Gautschy, president of the Lady Lions, turned in more than $100 as the result of the joint rummage sale held last week in the Chamber of Commerce office. The mother singers, under the direction of Mrs. Millard Clark and accompanied by Mrs. Drake on the piano, sang "The Rosary" and enceded with "The Brown Bear." Mmes. Elton Snavely, J. E. Pruett and C. F. Clodt will be in charge of arrangements for the potluck dinner, 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 3, in the kindergarten room in honor of the teachers. All families are invited to participate in the teachers reception. A carnival will be held at the school, from 5 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 19. Tea and cakes were served by hostesses Mmes. Elton Snavely and L. N. Wolter. Not because of any extraordinary talent did he succeed, but because he had a capacity on a level for business and not above it.—Tacitus Hostesses for the meeting were Mrs. Arthur Hartelt, Mrs. R. R. Schwartzback, and Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan. They served a delicious luncheon to the thirty women present. The women of the Orange County Farm Bureau have compiled a cook book of their favorite recipes. It is on sale now and can be purchased from any member. To it Mrs. Mauerhan has contributed her recipe for banana cake which she perfected herself. She served it at the Home Department luncheon yesterday amid compliments from everyone. MRS. MAUERHAN'S BANANA CAKE 2 cups sugar 1 cup ripe bananas Mr. Perry Forker, 7531 E. Ball rd., former Captain of the fire department at the Naval Supply Depot at Terminal Island and now at Torrance, left recently with his brother, Frank Forker of 3933 Virginia rd., Long Beach, for Pullman, Wash. Their sister, Mrs. Howard Gimlin, who resides there is not expected to live. Mr. and Mrs. Marc Nordstrom, 6852 E. Ball rd., who sold their home to Mrs. C. Danielson of Long Beach, moved to 915 N. Flower st., Santa Ana. Having lived in the same home more than 35 years the Nordstroms will be missed. Go To Church Sunday MEN'S WESTERN JEANS Special purchase of tight leggings Western style jeans. They're rugged, made of sturdy 11 or blue denim, with button from Sizes 29-42. Cub Pack 102 Begin Years Activities Cub Scout pack 102 will begin activities this coming Tuesday after school hours, announced Mr. William Martin, Cubmaster. All boys between the ages of 8 and 11 in the Horace Mann district are urged to join. At a recent Council meeting held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Starr of 855 No. West st., Mr. Paxton, District Scout executive, with the able assistance of the cubmaster, the committee and the den mothers, outlined the Cub Scout program for the year. Those participating in the meeting were: Mr. Paxton, cubmaster William Martin, committeemen Carl Robertson, George Welton, Vernon Starr, and Andrew Ference and den mothers, Mrs. Starr, Mrs. June Martin, Mrs. Paul Havens, Mrs. Ted Kirkhart and Mrs. Vandenberg. It should be understood that all boys, even though they have not yet registered, will be welcome to attend the meeting Tuesday after school. Further information may be obtained from Mr. Martin, phone 2265, or from the Horace Mann school principal. 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