anaheim-gazette 1950-10-18

UN Roster Includes B-PW Members United Nations has on its roster, women of other nations who are prominently identified with its work. Included among these is Ruth Tomlinson, a former vice-president of the National Business and Professional Women's club of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. She has been sitting in on the session of the Commission of the Status of Women and the Commission on Human Rights as recipient of a fellowship awarded by the International Federation. Another prominent woman attending the U. N., is Mrs. Lakshmi Menon of India, who comes as a delegate from her country in the interests of women there. Mrs. Menon is Chief of the Section of the Commission on the Status of Women. Judge Dorothy Kenyon, former United States delegate to the Commission, was also prominently active in the work there. National Business & Professional Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 Mrs. Carl Hatfield co-owner of Hatfield Cleaners ... member of the Business and Professional Women's Club CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE HATFIELD CLEANERS. WE COMMEND YOU LADIES WHO ARE DOING SUCH OUTSTANDING WORK IN THE BUSINESS FIELD. HATFIELD CLEANERS 406 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 6212 CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE HATFIELD CLEANERS. WE COMMEND YOU LADIES WHO ARE DOING SUCH OUTSTANDING WORK IN THE BUSINESS FIELD. HATFIELD CLEANERS 406 N. Los Angeles Anaheim 6212 REAGAN REALTY SERVICE Offering a Complete Realty and Insurance Service Member MRA and Anaheim Realty Board Thelma Reagan Realtor Phone 7435 918 W. Center St. Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 National Business & Professional Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 Member and Secretary of The Business & Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 Member and Secretary of The Business & Professional Women's Club It gives me great pleasure to greet Anaheim during this timely event and invite all of our friends and customers old and new to visit us. JEAN THUESGN. owner of Anaheim Permanent Wave Shop Permanent Wave Specials Reg. $15.00 Cream Cold Wave, now.....$10.00 Reg. $12.00 Cremette Cold Wave, now $7.50 Reg. $8.00 Cold Wave, now ..... $6.50 These prices include individualized Hair Cut and Styling All Operators with Over 12 Years Experience Anaheim Permanent Wave Shop 103 East Center Street Phone 4022 THE BOARD—Board of Directors, Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club, includes, standdown left to right, Helen Sharp, Eleanor Ashleigh, Mamie Lane and Susie Brown; seated, Delois Chroner, Olive Lee Shoemaker and Verna Hopkins. Not present are board members Billie Snow, Marterite Harris, Beulah Hineman and Cecile Meeker. (Gazette Photo by Gregory) -PW Club Owes Present Stature to Continuing Efforts of Past Presidents (Continued from Page 8) He was "What doesn't your club do?" She thought of things any would have, such as the gavel, flag, and knew she had those cents Carleton, still an active member, stressed education and vocations, and supported many worthy charities during her term National Business & Professionals Women's Club Week Oct. 15 HPW Club Owes Present Stature to Continuing Efforts of Past Presidents (Continued from Page 8) She was "What doesn't your club do?" She thought of things any woman would have, such as the gavel, flag, and knew she had those signs in her group. Unable to stand the suspense longer she asked that she be To her amazement, a fat pig with a red bow tied to tail was brought in on a leash handed to her. Upon looking at, she discovered she and the were alone on the stage, the rooting at the footlights causing her all sorts of embarrassment. The club eventually named the little pig into a big and later sold him, after many and tribulations. Ki-Li, the pig, named for three clubs, is still a topic ofversation among those who attendance at that parar function. Helen Harden served the club two terms, 1924 to 1926. Her ambition was a club, but this dream was never realized. The temporary sites were used and furnished by the members and a caterer served the luncheon meetings. Mia Goodrum, now deceased, president from 1925 to 1927. To guide the club was Win-Fisher in 1927-1928 when the met in the evenings at the American Legion hall. Also serving during this term was Ruth Bueel. In 1928-1929, both Rhea Bueel and Babe Hart served as students. Kate McCullah headed the club in 1929-1930. Today she one of the leading music acts in this part of the state. Orange County School of Fine Arts and Peter Pan Nursery which now housed in a beautiful studio at 111 Cerritos avenue. Beth Taunton, then society editor of Anaheim Bulletin, serves president 1930-1931. Her office was sparked by fun mixing with other women's women’s groups for meetings. 1931-1932, Rita Scheiss was absent, followed by Robbie Anzio, now Kaulman, in the presi-chair in 1932-1933. She is attorney with offices in the city of America building. Vin-centa Carleton, still an active member, stressed education and vocations, and supported many worthy charities during her term in 1933-1934. In 1934-1935, the president was Sarah Fay Pearson, wife of the present mayor of the city of Anaheim. Mabel Dixon was president in 1935-1936; Ruth Williams, 1936-1937; Myrtle Henry, 1937-1938; Eva Boyd, 1938-1939, now in the insurance business; Ruth Starr in 1939-1940 and Maybelle Hathaway in 1940-1941, whose project was helping the blind. Marjorie Pibel, a teacher at AUHS, served two terms from 1941 to 1943 and was followed by Alice Williamson with one term in office, 1943 to 1944. Buelah Hineman, at present head of program coordination and active on several other committees, headed the club in 1944-1945. Her main project was the education of Chinese nurses for war time needs. During her year a beautiful spring tea and program featuring Capt. David Tseng, stationed at Santa Ana Army Air Base, who was in charge of training Chinese flyers, was guest speaker. He talked on inflation and presented a group of Chinese musicians from among the flight students. Rare instruments and a Chinese opera soloist were the highlights of the program. In 1945-1946, Eva Boyd carried forward the Chinese nurses project, in which she has been vitally interested for some time. Olive Lee Shoemaker, during her term in 1946-1947, stressed "Better Communities" and "City Beautiful" theme. Her major project was the planting of a tree and the dedication of a concrete bench in La Palma park to World War II service men and women. Also during her term as president, "Exhibit Unique" was held, the immensity of which required the entire facilities of Ebell club house and attracted visitors and favorable comment from surrounding cities and over Orange county. Vic Ruedy, superintendent of La Palma park, will replant the tree which was killed during the past. Business and Professional Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 MOTHER'S KITCHEN has become a favorite spot for Anaheim diners. It makes no difference whether you seek a snack, sandwich, malt or full course dinner, you will find Mother's Kitchen equipped to serve. BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNERS Owner-Operator of MOTHER'S KITCHEN 601 S. Los Angeles St.—Anaheim—Anaheim 9021 Mrs. Norma Nipper Office Manager, Anaheim Gazette SING Our service lishing, because are able tinctive made th the West LOCAL PICTURE two severe winters, replacing it with a Cape Chestnut tree early next spring. The Business and Professional Women's club is grateful to Mr. Ruedy for his kindly gesture. Alta Klebert and Eleanor Ashleigh served during 1947-1948 with Verna Hopkins guiding the club for the next term, 1948 - 1949. Bringing the 1949-1950 year to a successful close, Delois Chronister is junior past president, concluding a year with several events to linger in the memory of members of B-PW. During the 1947-1950 terms, many pounds of reclaimed clothing, food and articles of use were sent to needy peoples in Germany and other nations abroad, this program being under the leadership of Adlena Marschall, chairman of International Relations, and Alice Betzold and other members of her committee. Present officers for the year 1950-1951 are: Marguerite Coons, president; first vice-president, Josephine Fulfer; second vice-president, Ida Mae Walburg; recording secretary, Jean Thuesen; corresponding secretary, Oriana Ross, and treasurer Evah Drennan. The years since its organization in 1922 have seen the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's club grow as a seed planted, to come up and struggle for its existence and to eventually win its battle and a place in the sun, a coveted position among the civic groups of Anaheim and Orange county. National Business & Professional Women's Club Week Oct. 15-21 Floyd G. West and Associates ... offer best wishes to members of the Anaheim B. and P. W. club in their observance of their special week. We recognize the Anaheim club as one of the leading groups of this community. FLORENCE DAVIS Member of Anaheim B. and P. W. Club SERVING ORANGE COUNTY MOTORISTS SINCE 1919 WEST BROS. Floyd G. West Los Angeles St. at Chestnut Ph. 4109 ANAHEIM COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS Presenting... Mrs. Marjorie Bundgard with daughter, Karen, Owner and Operator of KAREN'S CANDY HOUSE in Anaheim at 619 N. Los Angeles Street PHONE 5956 ss & Professional Week Oct. 15-21 Proud to be a member of the Business and Professional Women's Club Serving Anaheim FLOWERS ARTISTICALLY DESIGNED FLOWER SHOP Anaheim 4997 Presenting... Mrs. Marjorie Bundgard with daughter, Karen, Owner and Operator of KAREN'S CANDY HOUSE In Anaheim at 619 N. Los Angeles Street PHONE 5956 SPECIALIZING IN Home Made Candles Hand dipped cream chocolates Peanut Brittle - Peanut Clusters English Toffee All Chocolates $1.10 lb. "A Taste Tells The Story of Our Quality" ANAHEIM GAZETTE Takes pleasure in congratulating the members of the Anaheim Club, who are celebrating Business and Professional Women's Club Week, being observed nationally OCTOBER 15-21 brating Business and Professional Women's Club Week, being observed nationally OCTOBER 15-21 The members constitute an outstanding Civic Organization in Anaheim SINCE 1870... The Gazette has endeavored to render an outstanding service to the people of Anaheim through its printing and publishing services. Our service now includes, besides printing and publishing, photo-engraving and photostating. It is because of our photo-engraving department that we are able to offer our readers and advertisers a distinctive picture service, one of the factors that has made this newspaper one of the fastest growing in the West. LOCAL PICTURES ASSOCIATED PRESS WIREPHOTOS