anaheim-gazette 1950-10-30

The image shows three individuals playing musical instruments in what appears to be a concert setting. The person on the left is seated at a piano and plays it with focus and precision. The middle person is standing behind the piano, holding an accordion and playing it with a gentle rhythm. The person on the right is also standing behind the piano, playing a violin and playing it with a steady, melodic flow. The background is dark, suggesting an indoor venue with dim lighting. GIRL SCOUT WEEK was observed by Catholic Scouts yesterday morning at St. Boniface Parish hall. Participating in the musical program presented were Rita Flynn of Troop 47, piano; Linda May, Troop 55 Brownie, violin; Karen Lenain, in uniform, Troop 15, accordion; and Cosette Peltzer, Troop 9, accordion. Personal Items Mrs. Agnes Criss of the Criss Business college in Anaheim, attended the California Council of Business Schools at Pasadena this week-end. The council was held at the Huntington Hotel, Friday and Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. George Chambers of Long Beach, former residents of Anaheim, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer of 202 E. Adele st. Mrs. E. Kate Rea and Miss Adelaide Price have returned from a vacation in Idlywild. Visit Our Parks. Broadway P-TA Engaged in Projects to Furnish Teachers Room at New School With an eye toward assisting in furnishing the teachers' room at Thomas Jefferson school, members of Broadway P-TA are busily engaged in many money making projects. More than $50 was added to the fund last week as the result of a hot dog sale at the school. About 75 parents and teachers joined the students for a pleasant lunch hour. Mrs. Alden Bires and Mrs. Fred Krastel headed a committee of room mothers including Mesdames William Heisler, Ray Jordon, George Magill, Donald Menzie, Vivian Kelley, William Hall, Jack Brookman, Daniel Dodge, Ivan Storey, Harold Fellbaum, Robert Stagner, Gordon Chamberlain, Leonard Schwacoffer, James Harrison, Lloyd Maroff, Reese Warden, Charles Coffee and Arthur Showalter. Mutual Citrus Products donated concentrate for punch and many merchants gave generous discounts to the P-TA. Al Cotler has donated space for a home made candy booth on Hallowe'en and Mrs. Ray Jordan and Mrs. Fred Krastel will have charge of the candy sale. Early last summer Mrs. Robert Moor started a traveling basket among the members. As each member receives the basket she pays for the gift in it then adds another gift and passes the basket to another member. Cornstalks Lend Atmosphere to Hallowe’en Party In an appropriate setting of cornstalks, witches, and goblins, Miss Carol Lee Wilkerson entertained a group of her friends at a Hallowe’en party in the Wilkerson's garage at 805 N Helena st., over the week end. The enjoyable evening was spent ducking for apples and in games of witches brew and other traditional pastimes. Climax of the evening was a marshmallow bake in the back yard. Refreshment tables were set with bright orange and black decorations with little witches forming the nut cups. Do-nuts, ice cream and punch were served. Guests for the evening were Sally Cordes, Joyce Lugar, Gayle Newkirk, Kathleen Cordes, Janice Troutman, Dorothy Fluegee, Lorraine Schulz, Judy Simpson, Judy Helyer and Darleen McLaughlin, all of Anaheim; Ellen Bernstrauch, Doris Benneman, Ann Bosh, Nancv Paul, of Orange; and Lois Eifert of Laguna. Mrs. Dillard Wilkerson assisted her daughter in party preparations. Life's Largest Purchase A Happy One! Most families buy "Once in a Lifetime". Happy, debt-free ownership depends on a carefully planned HOME LOAN. Because we are partners with you, we try to arrange HOME financing that gives Happiness today and always. Please call when most convenient and let us go over your housing problem with you. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center & Lemon Sts. Anaheim, Calif. Guests for the evening were Sally Cordes, Joyce Lugar, Gayle Newkirk, Kathleen Cordes, Janice Troutman, Dorothy Fluegee, Lorraine Schulz, Judy Simpson, Judy Hellyer and Darleen McLaughlin, all of Anaheim; Ellen Bernstrauch, Doris Benneman, Ann Bosh, Nancv Paul, of Orange; and Lois Eifert of Laguna. Mrs. Dillard Wilkerson assisted her daughter in party preparations. Hair Stylist Addesses Meeting Of Sorority The regular meeting of Beta Sigma Phi was held at the home of Marjorie Pibel. President Eloise Smith presided at the business. An invitation to the Southern District Breakfast, to be held at the Nikabob in Los Angeles on Nov. 19, was read. Program Chairman Louise Miller introduced Jerry Barnett from Carnell Beauty Salon who gave a most interesting talk and demonstration on the subject of hair styling. Following the program refreshments were served by the hostess. Guests present were Jerry Barnett and Helen Decker, with the following members, other than those mentioned above, enjoying the evening: Kaye Fancher, Esther David, Bessie Frey, Kay Dietmeier, Helen Cohn, Beulah Hineman and Helen Sharp. Edward Faulkner, 9902 Western ave., flew to Kansas City for a business consultation. He will go to Minnesota before he returns in about 10 days, on business for Edward Faulkner and Associates of Los Angeles. The Red river of the north runs from the Minnesota-North Dakota border to Lake Winnipeg in Canada. Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Distinguished President of Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod, Speaks Here Capacity attendance of 1300 marked Orange county Luther Day observance yesterday in Anaheim high school auditorium. Dr. John W. Behnken, president of Lutheran church of Missouri Synod of Oak Park, Illinois, was guest speaker for the afternoon service with pastors of Orange county Lutheran churches also taking part in the program. The Rev. E. H. Pflug delevered the Invocation and Llection and E. T. Pingel of Immanuel Lutheran school in Orange led the Lutheran school chorus in opening choral selections. Dr. Behnken has been president of Lutheran church-Missouri Synod since 1935 and is well known to Orange county where his son, Rev. Victor Behnken has pastorate of Immanuel Lutheran church in Orange. Orange county Lutheran mass choir of 200 mixed voices was directed by Haydn M. Morgan of St. John's Lutheran school in Orange. Olive M. Kempin of Anaheim was at the organ. Participating in the service were pastors, the Rev. J. Schu Jeanette Koss Celebrates Birthday Special party honors were given Miss Jeanette Koss on her sixteenth birthday when a group of her school friends met at the Koss home on E. Orange ave., to extend best wishes to the honoree. Games, including charades, were enjoyed by the guests prior to the serving of refreshments by Hostess Mrs. H. Koss, mother of the celebrant. Centering the serving table was an attractively decorated cake, which was served with the traditional ice cream. Present at the occasion in addition to Mrs. Koss and Jeanette were: Dione Cave, JoAnn Felt, Elizabeth Van Hunnick, Lynda Bennett and Rita De Gennero. Dinner Party for Mrs. Hattie Spencer Mrs. Hattie A. Spencer was honored on the occasion of her eighteenth birthday last night at a charming dinner party given by her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Behnken has been president of Lutheran church-Missouri Synod since 1935 and is well known to Orange county where his son, Rev. Victor Behnken has pastorate of Immanuel Lutheran church in Orange. Orange county Lutheran mass choir of 200 mixed voices was directed by Haydn M. Morgan of St. John's Lutheran school in Orange. Olive M. Kempin of Anaheim was at the organ. Participating in the service were pastors, the Rev. J. Schumacher, Buena Park Messiah; L. E. Eifert, Laguna Beach, St. Paul's; J. E. Ross, Olive, St. Paul; W. C. Gesch, Orange, St. John's; J. H. Geisler, Orange, St. John's; W. L. Duerr, Santa Ana, Trinity; D. M. Stirdivant, Santa Ana, Our Savior's; J. Schumacher, Garden Grove, St. Paul's, and V. L. Behnken, Orange, Immanuel. Proceeds from collection taken will be used for mission work in Orange county. Pledge Service In Baggott Home A pledge service by the Anaheim Eta Upsilon chapter of Kappa Delta Phi national sorority was held following three lovely rush parties; a formal tea, a picnic, and an informal party. The formal pledge service was held in the home of Mrs. Donald Baggott, 722 S. Ohio st. Candlelight and lovely arrangements of fall flowers decorated the home and delicious refreshments of pecan pies and coffee were servd. Girls pledging the sorority are Miss Elise Baker, Brea; Miss Joan Ball, Miss Miss Charlotte Day, Mrs. Glenn Fry, Jr., and Mrs. Jack DeBaum, all of Anaheim. Members of Eta Upsilon chapter present were Mrs. Trenton Mitchell, president; Mrs. Donald Baggott, vice-president; Mrs. Wayne Hoffman, secretary; Mrs. Ray Robert, historian, and Mrs. Sumner Gates, mistress of ceremonies. Date Charm Present at the occasion in addition to Mrs. Koss and Jeanette were: Dione Cave, JoAnn Felt, Elizabeth Van Hunnick, Lynda Bennett and Rita De Gennero. Dinner Party for Mrs. Hattie Spencer Mrs. Hattie A. Spencer was honored on the occasion of her eighteenth birthday last night at a charming dinner party given by her grandchildren, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Spencer of Orange Grove ave., Placentia. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson of Yorba Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Spencer of Anaheim, Miss Barbara and Marjorie Phillips and the Spencer's three daughter, Carolyn, Janet and Margaret. Many lovely gifts were received by the guest of honor. Stanton Items Royal Marten, 97161 S. Western ave., general chairman of the Community Chest drive for four districts, Los Alamitos, Central City Cypress and Stanton announces a general meeting at the Savanna school, 7291 E. Ball rd., Monday Evening at 7:30 o'clock. Working organizations will be formed. Anyone interested in assisting may attend. After the business meeting a movie describing the Community Chest and showing workers on duty will be shown. The meeting will adjourn about nine fifteen. The Blessed Sacrament church sponsored a second annual Hallowe'en celebration Friday evening at the Catholic Youth center. 500 parishioners from Stanton, Westminster and Garden Grove in comic costumes enjoyed games and refreshments led by Fathers Robert Ross and Kevin McNally, who entered into the spirit of the affair in informal attire. The committee responsible for the success of the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Burns; chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swogarth and Dennis O'Keefe. B. B. Taylor of the Golden West Turkey Ranch donated a 25 pound turkey for door prize won by Mrs. Mary Andre of Silver Acreas. The proceeds of the affair will be used to purchase school ground... for the evening were des, Joyce Lugar, Gayle Kathleen Cordes, Janman, Dorothy Fluegee, Schulz, Judy Simpson, lyer and Darleen Mcall of Anaheim; Ellen ch, Doris Benneman, Nancv Paul, of OrLois Eifert of Laguna. Wilkerson assistaughter in party prepara- Stylist resses Meeting vority regular meeting of Beta was held at the home ie Pibel. at Eloise Smith prethe business. An invitathe Southern District to be held at the Nikalos Angeles on Nov. 19, Chairman Louise Milcuced Jerry Barnett from beauty Salon who gave interesting talk and demon the subject of hair the program refreshre served by the hostess. present were Jerry and Helen Decker, with members, other than mentioned above, enjoying g: Kaye Fancher, Esther Jessie Frey, Kay Dietten Cohn, Beulah HineHelen Sharp. Faulkner, 9902 Westnew to Kansas City for a consultation. He will go before he returns in days, on business for Faulkner and Associates ges. river of the north runs Minnesota-North Dakota Lake Winnipeg in Can- Here is a stunning frock for juniors that is ideal for special occasions all season long. Bright constrasting fabric is used for sleeves and to trim the slim skirt. Finish with unusual novelty buttons. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1220 is designed for sizes 11, 12, 13, 14, 16 and 18. Size 12, short sleeves, requires 3 yards of 39-inch fabric; % yard contrast. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Aaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. who entered into the spirit of the affair in informal attire. The committee responsible for the success of the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Burns; chairmen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Swogarth, and Dennis O'Keefe. B. B. Taylor of the Golden West Turkey Ranch donated a 25 pound turkey for door prize won by Mrs. Mary Andre of Silver Acreas. The proceeds of the affair will be used to purchase school ground equipment for the Blessed Sacrament school. (Political Advertisement) MEAR NIXON FOR U.S. SENATOR CALIFORMA'S STAKE IN THE NOVEMBER 7th ELECTION KECA ABC CALIFORNIA NETWORK 8:45 TONIGHT COMMITTEE OF 10,000 Raidt, A. 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