anaheim-gazette 1950-10-18

... A Sincere Gesture of Goodwill Diwata Aldaba is a young Philippine scholarship recipient helped by the B-PW generosity to deserving students. Here are excerpts from a letter she wrote thanking her California sponsors for their assistance.—Ed. It seems only yesterday that your organization made it possible for my fondest dreams to come true. Under the Federation's patient and wise direction, I soon found myself successfully launched upon my course of studies in social welfare work at the University of California. This course has been priceless to me. I wish to express my profound thanks and gratitude to the Business and Professional Women's clubs of California who have been "fairy godmother" to me. My scholarship is the working symbol of a sincere gesture of goodwill and helpfulness from a group of women working toward an ideal of progress for their less privileged sisters. Believe me, the happiest part of the project has been being with all of you. McCoy's Salutes the Members of the Anaheim Club in their observance of Business and Professional Women's Club Week Being Observed Nationally Oct. 15-21 MARGUERITE HARRIS and Professional Women's Club Week Being Observed Nationally Oct. 15-21 MARGUERITE HARRIS We are proud to have Mrs. Marguerite Harris, who is active in the Anaheim club, as a member of our staff. We are happy to offer our congratulations to all members of the Business and Professional Women's club on their accomplishments. McCoy’s Cut Rate Drugs 100 W. Center St. Anaheim Esther Newland, an accomplished dress designer and stylist, and member of Anaheim’s Business and Professional Women’s Club, invites you to be her guest at Nadine’s NADINE’S know that you will enjoy meeting Esther Newland and learn of her wide knowledge of styling women’s fashions. Many of NADINE’S original “Beautee-Fashions” for this season are fashioned by Esther Newland. Esther Newland Features her NADINE’S “Beautee-Fashion” Silhouette this week. $1475 Ask Esther to show you the new “Beautee-Fashion” ANAHEIM ARTIST—Painter An his garage studio. Like most of above his head, rate second in nu WALL FILLER—And an eye filler painting by Armin Heying. Nearly in this work, about half of it in other half in the actual painting of Just “Standing and The Beginning for B There’s more to this business of being a painter than merely standing in front of an easel and dabbing at it with a brush and some paints—at least there is the way Armin Heying, 863 South Claudina street, does it. Student, researcher, carpenter, photographer, business executive—Heying frequency is all of these during the period that he spends on a single painting. All of this started some 20 years ago when Heying started putting more time and effort on what had been merely a spart-time hobby. And it has continued to grow since then. Although Heying terms his sales as only “fair,” he does admit that he makes enough to cover expenses and to show a little profit. All of the paintings come out of Esther Newland Features her NADINE'S "Beauteee-Fashion" Silhouette this week. $1475 Ask Esther to show you the new "Beauteee-Fashion" SUITS and COATS SHEATH SILHOUETTE NEWS! With a flare of peplum to give you that so-important chic! And presented for regal wearing on a dress of lustrous imported faille as selected by Esther Newland, representing Nadine's "Beauteee-Fashions" Congratulations... to the Business and Professional Women's Club of Anaheim for a SUCCESSFUL YEAR We Picture Here MRS. EDA OHS —a club member— As Buyer for our Department of DINNERWARE and GIFTS She will be pleased to assist you in the purchase of requirements for your home. WEBER BOOK STORE A. W. Sowder 139 W. Center St. Anaheim, Calif. Phone 3621 ARTIST—Painter Armin Heying puts the finishing touches on one of his canvases in the studio. Like most of his paintings, this one is a desert scene. Seascapes, like the one just ahead, rate second in number. (Gazette photo by Beyer) Business and ProCite Long Range The National Federation of Business and Professional Women clubs has provided a long national program as a goal their work program. They strive to better achieve their objectives as business and professional women during the second half of Twentieth Century, and will motivate the economic, political social contributions of women their individual advancement well being. To that end, the national grum plans for full partnership of women both in opportunity responsibility with emphasis the following: 1. Training for job better 2. Opening new doors of opportunity. 3. Education for sound management of money. 4. Planning for mature livelihoods. Convention Making All B-PW Policy Policy for all local Business Professional Women's clubs made by the delegate body at biennial convention. This is only body that makes National Federation policies. These polices are contained recommendations made by the national president, by the national executive committee and by national chairmen; through more made from the floor; through solutions brought by state feeder occupies the better portion of one wall of his undersize studio. Despite utilization of nearly all of his space, Heying is still cramped in his garage studio. Paintings adorn most of the wall space, with one area reserved for brushwork. ARTIST—Painter Armin Heying puts the finishing touches on one of his canvases in the studio. Like most of his paintings, this one is a desert scene. Seascapes, like the one just ahead, rate second in number. (Gazette photo by Beyer) occupies the better portion of one wall of his undersize studio. Despite utilization of nearly all of his space, Heying is still cramped in his garage studio. Paintings adorn most of the wall space, with one area reserved for brushes and paints. His canvas and tripod stand off to one side, directly below a fluorescent light—one which has been smeared with red paint, incidentally, since it does not contain that color while throwing out all of the others in the spectrum. Painting has to be more than a hobby, since it is quite expensive, and Heying estimates that he has about $400 invested in his studio alone. He pointed out two brushes that stood near the wall. Each, he said, cost nearly $2. “They’re genuine sables,” he said. “Russian red sables. That’s the only thing I don’t like about them. Pet Parade and Kiddies Day at the Fair, Saturday, October 28, 1 p.m. Standing and Dabbing” Is Only Beginning for Busy Anaheim Artist more to this business of better than merely stand- of an easel and dab-with a brush and some least there is the way ing, 863 South Clau-does it. researcher, carpenter, or business executive—quenty is all of these period that he spends painting. started some 20 years Heying started putting and effort on what had by a spart-time hobby. continued to grow since though Heying terms his by “fair,” he does ad-makes enough to cover and to show a little paintings come out of and attaches all of the canvases that will eventually be paintings. The studio has almost been out-grown now and Heying plans to build larger quarters, but the present world situation makes this future moving indefinite. A first glance at the paintings that adorn the walls of his home and his studio make one definite impression, and that one by numbers. Better than half of them are desert scenes. He made no secret of the reason for his preference for this type of painting. “First of all, they seem to sell better,” he said. “And I also derive more enjoyment from painting these desert scenes.” Despite this majority, Heying says that he has been to the desert only four or five times. Policy for all local Business Professional Women's club made by the delegate body and biennial convention. This is only body that makes National Federation policies. These polices are contained recommendations made by the national president, by the national executive committee and by national chairmen; through more made from the floor; through solutions brought by state fections to the convention resolution committee. All except resolutions brought to the delegates in convention folio, given to delegate when she registers. All except resolutions are sidered first by the executive mittee and the national board, are presented to the convene with recommendations of two bodies. Resolutions from state fections first must go to the rejection committee which must hearings before reporting them to the convention with their re-mendations. At round tables held by the object matter committee, there vote taken on each item before is brought to the floor of the convention for further discussion final vote. National Business and Professio at SWANBERGI We have found that MI MENT in assisting their select their greater CONFIDENCE i plish that perfect fit. started some 20 years Heying started putting and effort on what had by a spart-time hobby. Continued to grow since through Heying terms his by "fair," he does ad-makes enough to cover and to show a little paintings come out of up in the rear of his it is also here that all of his own frames and his studio make one definite impression, and that one by numbers. Better than half of them are desert scenes. He made no secret of the reason for his preference for this type of painting. "First of all, they seem to sell better," he said. "And I also derive more enjoyment from painting these desert scenes." Despite this majority, Heying says that he has been to the desert only four or five times. Usually he snaps color photographs on these trips and the resulting paintings are drawn from both the photographs and from memory. Heying does almost all of the work that is necessary for turning out the finished product. The front part of his garage contains a workshop where he assembles frames and attaches canvases prior to starting work on a painting. Time consumed in making a painting varies, of course, with the subject, size, ambitiousness of the work, but Heying estimates that most of them take between 40 and 50 hours. It is hard to judge the time accurately because he is frequently working on four or five at one time, and Heying admits that he is a "mood" painter—sometimes working many hours during the day, and, at others, neglecting the canvas for days on end. Probably the most ambitious work undertaken by Heying was "The Resurrection", a mammoth painting, 36 by 46 inches, that took him six months to complete. This does not include time spent in research before the actual work started. Since the paintings must be correct in content, as well as in the more obvious factors, Heying spent a great deal of time in reading and in talking to several ministers before he started painting. At the present time this painting Mrs. Mae Roberts Alteration Department Manager at SWANBERGERS and member of Anaheim Business & Professional Women's Club Open Saturday Evenings Free Pa Home of Hart-Schaffne Business and Professional Women State Long Range Professional Program The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Club has provided a long range national program as a goal to work program. They strive better achieve their objectives in business and professional women during the second half of the twentieth Century, and will provide economic, political and social contributions of women and individual advancement and being. Training for job betterment. Opening new doors of work opportunity. Education for sound management of money. Planning for mature living. Convention Makes B-PW Policy Policy for all local Business and Professional Women's clubs is by the delegate body at the annual convention. This is the body that makes National Convention policies. These polices are contained in recommendations made by the national president, by the national executive committee and by national chairmen; through motions from the floor; through resolutions brought by state federation. Aid to Students (Continued from Page 9) much beloved past president of the Seattle B-PW club, has just been re-elected secretary of the Foundation. The Evergreens, made up of past presidents of that state, when it seemed that plans could not materialize, gave the first $500 of the $5000 fund presented by the Washington State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs to the Foundation for scholarships for women. CONE BROS. CHEVROLET Offers Congratulations To the Anaheim Club in their observance of Business and Professional Women's Club Week, being observed nationally Oct. 15-21 Miss Mamie Lane Member of our Staff And Speaking of Congratulations We believe that anyone who buys a Policy for all local Business and Professional Women's clubs is by the delegate body at the annual convention. This is the body that makes National convention policies. These polices are contained in recommendations made by the national president, by the national executive committee and by national chairmen; through motions from the floor; through responses brought by state federation to the convention resolutions committee. except resolutions are right to the delegates in the convention folio, given to each date when she registers. except resolutions are conceived first by the executive committee which must holdings before reporting them to convention with their recommendations. ground tables held by the sub-matter committee, there is a taken on each item before it ought to the floor of the con-ion for further discussion and vote. Week, being observed nationally Oct. 15-21 Miss Mamie Lane Member of our Staff And Speaking of Congratulations We believe that anyone who buys a new Chevrolet is due for commendation for using exceptionally good judgment! Only Chevrolet Lets You Make Such A Wide and Wonderful Choice ... and at the lowest prices, too CHEVROLET CONE BROS. CHEVROLET 215 N. Los Angeles St. Ph. 2215 ANAHEIM and Professional Women's Club Week—Oct. 15-21 BERGERS... found that MEN appreciate a WOMAN'S JUDGING their selection of quality clothes ... as well as CONFIDENCE in her SKILL for alterations to accommodate fit. We take great pleasure in PRESENTING Mrs. Mae Roberts We take great pleasure in PRESENTING Mrs. Mae Roberts who has served in this capacity at this store for the past 10 years You will find her always ready to advise the selection to fit your personality as well as adjusting to fit your individual taste. SWANBERGER'S STORE FOR MEN 145 W. Center — Phone 4130 venings ● Free Parking Rear of Store ● Charge Accounts Invited Hart-Schaffner and Marx Quality Clothes