anaheim-gazette 1950-10-24

Tessella Is Newest Section of Anaheim Ebell Club Groups Anaheim Ebell club marked the beginning of a delightful new social section last night when the Tessella group met for the first time under the leadership of Mrs. Fred Fischle with Mrs. Roy Copeland as assistant leader. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kirk of Kirk's nursery, were guest speakers and presented members with many lovely gifts, including an attractive planter, and many useful garden supplies. Mr. Kirk gave an informative talk on indoor planting and the care of house plants. He discussed also "seasonal planting," and said it was possible to have flowers in the garden during the whole year if the gardener had a knowledge of which plants to set out during different seasons of the year. The lounge was decorated in a fall motif with autumnal flowers on the mantle. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Victor Brown, Mrs. Betty Casey and Mrs. Gerry Brock at the bridge tables. Twenty five members attended the garden chat and bridge. Next meeting was set for Nov. 20. Did Your Doorbell Ring This Week If your door bell rings in the next three weeks and you find a little girl at the door, she will not be a high pressure salesman but will more than likely be your neighborhood Girl Scout selling Girl Scout calendars. These are Book Section has First Meeting Under Mrs. E. E. Smith For its first meeting of the year the Anaheim Ebell Book section yesterday heard two contrasting reviews, one a book review and the other a relation of personal experiences by a traveler whose summer was spent in Europe. Mrs. H. D. Newkirk gave a review of "The Marriage Look" by Robert Nathan selecting passages from the work which revealed the life and character of the main personality and showed how the author stepped from reality to imagination. The work concerns the desire of the main character to escape from the routine of his marriage of 20 years; his chance meetings with a young girl; and his return, finally, to his original circumstances and actuality, from which there is no escape. Mrs. George Wheat, who recently completed a Rotarian tour of Europe, gave the audience a vast insight into the lives and personalities of people in Europe and the different ways in which they are attempting rehabilitation. The speaker, who flew to Scotland, Sweden, Denmark and Amsterdam by way of Newfoundland, was particularly impressed by the lack of bitterness against the Did Your Doorbell Ring This Week If your door bell rings in the next three weeks and you find a little girl at the door, she will not be a high pressure salesman but will more than likely be your neighborhood Girl Scout selling Girl Scout calendars. These are colorful, useful calendars with plenty of space on each date for jotting and reminders. They sell for 25 cents and the profit, which is seven cents, goes to the girl's troop for use in making trips, buying craft supplies and party materials, and all the other things Girl Scouts do that make little girls happy. The Girl Scout calendars are approved by National Council as a money making effort. Please don't slam YOUR door in a Girl Scout's face. Mrs. Eva Boyd, returned from Sacramento last evening after attending the Grand Chapter of Eastern Star. While she was there she visited state controller, Tom Kuchel. Anaheimers also attending the Sacramento meeting was Gladys Woodward, Worthy Matron of Chispa Chapter; Earle Woodward, Patron of the Chispa Chapter; Addie Belle Hunt, Conductress, and the afore mentioned Eva H. Boyd, Past Grand Treasurer. Mrs. Arthur Mabs, general chairman, reports that the Savanna P-TA carnival, Thursday evening, was a tremendous success. More than $200 profit was made. The attractive fortune teller who read palms for two nickle tickets with such sincerity as to be convincing turned out to be Mrs. Marjorie McBratney. NEW FORMULA Checks Rheumatic ARTHRITIS PAINS Must Help Or It Costs You Nothing Payne's Formula Tablets contain a recent discovery that is bringing amazing relief to thousands, many of whom had suffered for years. It works internally to reach every joint and muscle in the body. If you want quick comforting help for the aches and pains of arthritis or rheumatism get Payne's Formula today. The first dose usually starts curbing pain so you can work, sleep and live in greater comfort. Quick satisfaction actuality, from which there is no escape. Mrs. George Wheat, who recently completed a Rotarian tour of Europe, gave the audience a vast insight into the lives and personalities of people in Europe and the different ways in which they are attempting rehabilitation. The speaker, who flew to Scotland, Sweden, Denmark and Amsterdam by way of Newfoundland, was particularly impressed by the lack of bitterness against the United States and the people's desire to reconstruct their countries, a sharp contrast against the Germans whose chief interest, she said, was in getting money. She commented on the friendliness of the Norwegians and the culture of the Danes. Included also on the itinerary were Munich, Austria, Italy, France and London. Highlight of her trip according to Mrs. Wheat, was the presentation of the passion play with 2000 villagers from Oberammergau in the cast. Mrs. E. E. Smith is section leader and Mrs. Bradford Jones assistant. Mrs. Claude Slacke and Mrs. H. J. Fackiner presided at the tea table. College Small Talk By Jackie Cushing Saturday night proved to be a sad one for FJC'ers when the Chaffey junior college brought in a 7-0 win over the Hornet team, who put up a hard fight to even up the score made during the first quarter of play. November 4 the Yellowjackets are slated to take on Mt. San Antonio at the local field and will be out to redeem their loss with a victory over the visiting team. Active Future ... It's another busy week of campus activities and highlights for Herbies and Henriettas. Thursday October 26, a matinee of the student body play, The Silver Whistle, will be given with another performance scheduled for Friday evening, October 27. Not to be forgotten is the Hörnet-Y sponsored Masquerade Ball to take place this Saturday night. These activities, plus homework and club meetings, should be enough to keep life interesting on campus this week. Sorority Daze ... The calendar boasts a Father's Day, a Mother's Day, a Good Neighbors' Day and now even a special Sorority Day will be set. LARGE ATTENDANCE marked temple. Officers and directors s Wesley Hunt, Jack Lucas. Second Don Sagan, Mac Goraum and Fr Jack Harpster and Emory Simon Wesley Hunt Seated As DeMolay Head Wesley Hunt was installed as Master Councilor of Anaheim Order of DeMolay last night at ceremonies conducted in the Masonic Temple here. Also seated were Kenyon Kohne, senior councilor, Robert Simon, junior councilor, and Ivan Coltrane new dad advisor. Jack Lucas is retiring Master Councilor and George Howard has served as "Dad" advisor. Approximately 55 members, parents and guests attended the installation which was conducted by Santa Ana DeMolay installation team under Shelley Horton. Tom Hoag, master of ceremonies, introduced Mrs. Claude Meer, district supervisor for the Mothers Circle, who spoke briefly on the purpose of the circle in relation to assisting DeMolay boys. Members of the advisory council who attended, in addition to those previously mentioned, were Jack Harpster, chairman and Emory Simon. Refreshments were served. Ballman Family Holds Farewell Party at Park A family reunion at Anaheim city park was held by the Ballman family Sunday as a farewell party for Mr. and Mrs. George Ballman and their three children who will leave Anaheim to establish residence in Detroit. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Ballman and family of Anaheim; John Ballman and Harry Ballman of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Eric Burton of Whittier; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Erni of Long Beach, and Mrs. Meta Hafler of Buena Park. Following a picnic luncheon the family retired to the Bill Ballman residence at 843 N. Clementine st. for the evening. Mr. and Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh of 300 N. Janss st., are traveling around the eastern part of the U.S.: New York, Boston, Dover, New Hampshire, where Marsh was born, and on the way back they are stopping over at the Pimigewasset in Plymouth, New Checks Rheumatic ARTHRITIS PAINS Must Help Or It Costs You Nothing Payne's Formula Tablets contain a recent discovery that is bringing amazing relief to thousands, many of whom had suffered for years. It works internally to reach every joint and muscle in the body. If you want quick comforting help for the aches and pains of arthritis or rheumatism get Payne's Formula today. The first date usually starts curbing pain so you can work, sleep and live in greater comfort. Quick satisfaction or money back guaranteed after first bottle. Get PAYNE'S FORMULA at McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. Center Anaheim Whistle, will be given with another performance scheduled for Friday evening, October 27. Not to be forgotten is the Hörnet-Y sponsored Masquerade Ball to take place this Saturday night. These activities, plus homework and club meetings, should be enough to keep life interesting on campus this week. Sorority Daze . . . The calendar boasts a Father's Day, a Mother's Day, a Good Neighbors' Day and now even a special Sorority Day will be set aside by the three JC groups. Due to the success of the first event, Tibbett's Clothing store plans to (Continued on Page 6) Mr. and Mrs. F. LeRoy Marsh of 300 N. Janss st., are traveling around the eastern part of the U.S.: New York, Boston, Dover, New Hampshire, where Marsh was born, and on the way back they are stopping over at the Pemigewasset in Plymouth, New Hampshire. They will also be visiting the White Mountains, Mt. Washington and in Auburn, Maine. You benefit ever they're so Electric ranges and water hinexpensive to operate. The dependable service years long they give it day after day and you get a special low electric water heating when they're BOTH Southern California Edison ATTENDANCE marked installation services by Anaheim DeMolay last night in Masonic Officers and directors shown are, bottom row, left to right, Robert Simon, Kenyon Kohne, Hunt, Jack Lucas. Second row, Jay Meada, Ray Smale, Jack Johannes, Minard Duncan, an, Mac Goraum and Fred Robinson. To row, Tom Hoag, George Howard, Ivan Coltrane, Pistor and Emory Simon. 'Little Miss' Frills Fullerton Pastor Addresses WSCS At General Meet Rev. Owen Geer, pastor of Ful- Scavanger Hunt Is Feature of Couplets Meet An old fashioned Halloween party in Powers barn was highlighted of a recent meeting the Couplets club. When couples arrived at home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan bant, 215 N. Rose st., they sent on a scavenger hunt ended at the barn, effected decorated with corn snucks, o-lanters, and black cats. Long refreshment table was coed with a Hallowe'en cloth. Games were enjoyed during evening with a skit presented six of the members. Novel cut game was the source of hilarity when guests were crepe paper and asked to cut a black cat and jack-o'-lantern with the lights turned out. lowe'en whistles and rattles awarded as prizes. Marble cake with chocolate frosting, candies and coffee served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Tschann, Mr. and Mrs. Downey, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Jois and Mrs. Marge Rawick. Regular members attended were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gray Mr. and Mrs. Don Chambo Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. Mrs. La Mar Smith, Mr. and Norman Cool, Mrs. Don Go Mrs. Lynn Stull, Mrs. Peebles and Mrs. John Lynn active members, Mr. and Jack Baylor also attended. Mrs. Duncan Power Hostess at Bridge ATTENDANCE marked installation services by Anaheim DeMolay last night in Masonic Officers and directors shown are, bottom row, left to right, Robert Simon, Kenyon Kohne, Hunt, Jack Lucas. Second row, Jay Meade, Ray Smale, Jack Johannes, Minard Duncan, Mac Goraum and Fred Robinson. To row, Tom Hoag, George Howard. Ivan Coltrane, Pupster and Emory Simon. Little Miss' Frills R2876 This frilled bonnet and matching muff will keep your little girl picture-pretty and toasty-warm when cold winds blow. Crochet the set in a becoming bright color and embroider the flower design in simple stitches. Pattern envelope No. R2876 contains crochet instructions, material requirements, tracing and color chart, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wood and family moved into their new home at 558 So. West st., yesterday. Fullerton Pastor Addresses WSCS At General Meet Rev. Owen Geer, pastor of Fullerton Methodist church, was guest speaker at the general meeting of WSCS. The Rev. Geer related many of his interesting and dramatic experiences in post war Germany when he was part of a group sent over their to rebuild churches after World War II. Mrs. Paul Sanford, accompanied by Mrs. Charles Packum, organist on the Christian church of Anaheim, sang "In My Father's House" and "Beatitudes." Mrs. Liva Osborne presented an interesting talk on her stay in Arabia. Devotions were given by Mrs. Melissa Hauswald and Mrs. H. J. Fackiner led the group singing. Mrs. Paul David gave a report on the Marguerite Twinem group of girls and announced that Carolyn Lenz is their newly elected president. The group is making stuffed toys for the Orange county hospital. Mrs. William Dierberger and Mrs. Heffron cooked and served the dinner. Hutson circle was hostess at the meeting. Luncheon was served to 70 members and 5 guests in the basement of White Temple Methodist church. Mrs. Wilbert Bonney presided. The Buena Park Bible church will be host for the Fundamental Youth Rally, of the Independent Fundamental churches, scheduled for Oct. 28, at the Buena Park Bible church, located two blocks north of Manchester at the corner of 7th and Stanton sts. The rally will continue through afternoon and evening, beginning at 2:30 until 8:30 p.m. The evening meal will be furnished by the host church, you won't want to miss it. Season's Favorite Regular members attend were Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graver Mr. and Mrs. Don Chamboz Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. Mrs. La Mar Smith, Mr. and Norman Cool, Mrs. Don Goehr Mrs. Lynn Stull, Mrs. Peebles and Mrs. John Lynn active members, Mr. and Jack Baylor also attended. Mrs. Duncan Power Hostess at Bridge Luncheon Party Hostess at a delightful luncheon Saturday was Mr. can Powers who entertained group of friends at Dorothy Wade restaurant on E. Center Decorations were in the lowe on motif with vibrant range chrysanthemums in ion pumpkins forming attractive and colorful centerpieces each table. Bridge prizes were awarded Mrs. W. W. Barnett, Mrs. A Newland, Mrs. Richard Means and Mrs. Tim Wallace. Guests later adjourned to Powers home on Evelyn where refreshments were served by the hostess, her daughter, Lorie, and her mother, Mrs. Backs. Enjoying the charming P were Mrs. Norvald Ulvestad, Ted Kuchel, Mrs. A. L. Murray Mrs. Howard Hineman, Mrs. neeth Walker, Mrs. William Cton, Mrs. Richard Glover, Carl Lemcke, Mrs. Maurice Sons Mrs. C. R. Brandon, Mrs. Ro Harvey, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Dick Heffren, Mrs. Harry Hems Mrs. C. B. Ralston, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Carroll Cone, Roscoe Burns, Mrs. C. B. Neors Mrs., Mrs Joe Neighbors, Mr A.Newland, Mrs.Charles Pearl Mrs.Niels Boege. Mrs.William McCarthy,Fayette Birtcher,Mrs.Ryan,'Mrs.W.W.Barnett,Gilbert Kuenzly,Mrs.S.L.K.Mrs.Lloyd Ross,Mrs.Rich Melrose,Mrs.Marion Fort,Peggy Bruington,Mrs.Ma Miller,Mrs.Gerald Boege,Howard Tews,Mrs.Cortez kins,Mrs.Robert Rossberg,Foster Warwick,Mrs.Tim lace,Mrs.Esther Keen,Mrs.Reafsyder,and Mrs.WilPhelps。 Season's Favorite One of the most popular styles this fall is the dashing vest and skirt set that's so youthful and versatile. This pair has a simple blouse to match. Pattern No. 3215 is a sew-rite perforated pattern for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, vest and skirt, requires 2¼ yards of 54-inch fabric; blouse, 1½ yards. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Cavanger Hunt Feature of Couplets Meet When couples arrived at the barn of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Travers 215 N. Rose st., they were on a scavenger hunt which led at the barn, effectively located with corn shucks, jackets, and black cats. The refreshment table was covered with a Hallowe'en cloth. Times were enjoyed during the evening with a skit presented by all the members. Novel cutting was the source of much city when guests were given the paper and asked to cut out black cat and jack-o'-lanterns in the lights turned out. Halden whistles and rattles were added as prizes. Marble cake with chocolate ring, candies and coffee were served. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hann, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Reyey, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Duand Mrs. Marge Rawley. Regular members attending Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham, and Mrs. Don Chamberlin, and Mrs. Bob Hall, Mr. and La Mar Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Shan Cool, Mrs. Don Gordon, Lynn Stull, Mrs. Gene Les and Mrs. John Lynn. Inside members, Mr. and Mrs. Baylor also attended. Mrs. Duncan Powers Postess at Bridge Stanton Items Dale Walling, manager of the Stanton Lumber company will be back for two hours Monday, Mrs. Walling reports. Their physician says Walling will not be able to be back permanently until the end of the week. Mrs. Walling has been managing the business while her husband was confined at home in Costa Mesa with virus pneumonia. Mrs. Charles O. Moore, 7232 Monroe st., attended the funeral of her brother-in-law, Bill Lincoln, in Grants Pass, Ore., recently. Because of his prolonged illness she spent ten days with him just a month ago. John Gautschy, 9732 Western ave., has returned from a week's stay at the Wilton hotel. He attended the national druggist convention. Gautschy, who has owned several drug stores in Long Beach and Dominguez still operates the pharmacy in the Times Bldg., in Long Beach. He was president of the Long Beach Retail Druggists Assn., just 12 years ago. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Limon, 10841 Date st., are the parents of an eight pound two ounce boy named Elias after his paternal grandfather. He was four days old, Thursday, when he was taken. Castro-Aviedo Rites at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Miss Amaro B. Castro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Castro of this city was married at Our Lady of Guadalupe church, Sunday morning, to Edward R. Aviedo of 14701 La Jolla rd. The double ring service was performed before an altar banked with baskets of white chrysanthemums. Given in marriage by her father the bride wore a beautiful full skirted gown of white latin with a long train. The basque bodice had an inset yoke of sheer net with a tiny Peter Pan collar and she wore a string of pearls which had belonged to her mother. Her bouquet of scattered carnations was centered with a single white orchid. Miss Justina de Brambila was maid of honor and wore aqua satin with a colonial bouquet. Bridesmaids were Alice Amador and Mary Sanchez, Roberta Rodarte and Romona Sanchez were flower girls and Amado Sanchez was ring bearer. Rafael Brambila was best man with Juan Castro and Ramon Cisversos as ushers. Approximately 250 guests attended the reception with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Oviedo assisting. The bride and bridegroom attended local schools and graduated from Anaheim high school. The bridegroom is field superintendent of Anaheim Valencia Orange Assn. The couple departed on a two weeks honeymoon trip. Cecil G. Tilton of Berkeley will tell of his experiences in Japan Mrs. Duncan Powers Hostess at Bridge Funcheon Party Hostess at a delightful bridge on Saturday was Mr. Duncan Powers who entertained a group of friends at Dorothy and the restaurant on E. Center st. Corridors were all in the building motif with vibrant ornaments in imitation pumpkins forming attractive and colorful centerpieces for table. Bridge prizes were awarded to W. W. Barnett, Mrs. A. A. Rand, Mrs. Richard Meirose Mrs. Tim Wallace. Hostess later adjourned to the home on Evelyn drive where refreshments were served the hostess, her daughter, Marilyn and her mother, Mrs. Fred Sis. Enjoying the charming party Mrs. Norvald Ulvestad, Mrs. Kuchel, Mrs. A. L. Murman, Howard Hineman, Mrs. Ken Walker, Mrs. William Graf-Mrs. Richard Glover, Mrs. Lemcke, Mrs. Maurice Shirk, C. R. Brandon, Mrs. Robert Keyy, Mrs. Arthur Elliott, Mrs. Heffren, Mrs. Harry Horn, C. B. Ralston, Mrs. John Beddy, Mrs. Carroll Cone, Mrs. Joe Burns, Mrs. C. B. Neighbors Mrs. Joe Neighbors, Mrs. A. Lowland, Mrs. Charles Pearson, Niels Boege. Ms. William McCarthy, Mrs. Tite Birtcher, Mrs. Richard M. Mrs. W. W. Barnett, Mrs. Art Kuenzly, Mrs. S. L. Keith, Lloyd Ross, Mrs. Richard Rose, Mrs. Marion Fort, Mrs. Gregg Bruington, Mrs. Marvin Jr., Mrs. Gerald Boege, Mrs. David Tews, Mrs. Cortez Hosse-Mrs. Robert Rossberg, Mrs. Er Warwick, Mrs. Tim Wal-Mrs. Esther Keen, Mrs. Ray Mynder, and Mrs. Wilson Sis. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Limon, 10841 Date st., are the parents of an eight pound two ounce boy named Elias after his paternal grandfather. He was four days old, Thursday when he was taken home from the Orange County general hospital. Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Crawford and their three children have purchased an attractive modern ranch style home in Hanson Manor at 7141 Thornton ave. They moved from 10412 S. Hanson ave., where they lived temporarily since moving here from Long Beach. Douglas, 14, Beverly who is 12 and Larry, seven, all attend Savanna school. Crawford has just resigned from his employment as carpenter for the Long Beach board of education. He leaves soon for the South Pacific where he has a six months contract for carpenter work. The Stanton Chamber of Commerce referred requests to the Orange county board of supervisors to have a white line painted on Cerritos ave., immediately, and a street sign on the corner of Cerritos at Hanson ave. These same requests have been made before. The first four meetings in the elementary schools in the Stanton area concluded Friday night when L. A. (Dan) Patch, administrative assistant to the county civil defense delivered an initial address to Magnolia No. 2 school in Independencia.The principal, Mrs. Glce Newsom, and school board members, Edward Cool; and William Morris were present among an audience of more than fifty parents, the largest group that has turned out in the Stanton meetings. A return engagement to Magnolia No. 1 will be held Friday, Nov. 10, after which councils will be formed for the Magnolia and Savanna school districts. Approximately 250 guests attended the reception with Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Oviedo assisting.The bride and bridegroom attended local schools and graduated from Anaheim high school.The bridegroom is field superintendent of Anaheim Valencia Orange Assn.The couple departed on a two weeks honeymoon trip. Cecil G. Tilton of Berkeley will tell of his experiences in Japan while serving under General MacArthur at the next scheduled meeting of the Executive Board of Orange County Division of the California Retired Teachers AssociationThis will be December 7 at the Santa Ana Community Center Club House. Recently the association met at the home of Miss L. Ora Connell, 809 Spurgeon st., Santa Ana, to hear Mrs. Dor D. Glines, welfare director, give a detailed account of her visit in Pasadena at the Teacher's Home. Those attending the meeting were Mr. L. L Beeman, president; Mrs. L Marguerite Bussman, treasurer; Miss L Ora Connell, membership chairman; Mr Geo C.Sherwood, entertainment; Emily Seaman, publicity; and Miss Abbie Chapman, who served as secretary in the absence of Mrs.Belle H.Bardwell, who is ill. Mrs. Stella Meade, who has been a nurse in this area for the past five years is in Anaheim again after a year's visit in Denver with relatives. 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