anaheim-gazette 1951-03-15

JERRILYN RABER celebrated her sixth birthday Tuesday afternoon at a garden party in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Raber of W. Alberta st. An Easter theme was carried out with each of the young guests given an Easter bonnet, bunny and basket. Games were played during the afternoon with prizes taken by Jane Hennig and Susan Dolan. Refreshments of ice cream, a cake decorated with Easter bunnies, and chocolate milk were served. Shown above, left to right, are: Patti Jo Vandenberg, Jane Daoust and Jerrilyn. Also attending were Yvonne Osborne, Judy Banks, Susan Richmond, Betty Ann Hueler, Janice Raber and Sandra Raber. Mrs. Robert Harvey Named Head of BP-P.E.O. Sisterhood for Coming Year Election of officers for the year highlighted a luncheon meeting of Chapter BP—P.E.O. yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Leonard Vincent entertained in her home with Mrs. Paul Davidson as co-hostess. Mrs. Robert Harvey will be president with vice presidency to be handled by Mrs. Ted Kuchel; secretary, Mrs. Houston Kier; cor- Pilgrimage Play At White Temple "The Pilgrimage Play," the greatest story ever filmed, on the Life of Jesus Christ, will be presented in color by an outstanding Hollywood cast at the White Temple Methodist church, March 19, Mauerhan's Talk On South America Trip for Sorority Tau Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at the home of Mildred and Anna Claire Mauerhan, last Monday evening, March 12, with the following members present; Kaiden Dietmeler, Marjorie Pibel, Beulah Hineman, Eloise Smith, Dorothe Schutz, Helen Cohn, Kaye Fancher, Josephine Chance, Louis Miller and the hostesses. Refreshments of strawberry sundae, cake coffee and tea were served. A brief meeting presided over by the president, Eloise Smith was followed by a program of unusual and beautiful color motions pictures of South America, presented by the hostesses. The sisters have returned from a three-month extended tour of South American countries and told many interesting and amusing incidents that happened during their trip. Pictures were shown as preview of the ones they will show on April 17, inviting the general public. During the meeting, plans were made for the above mentioned program on April 17, to be held at the spacious home of Mrs. Mo Cullah, on Cerritos ave. Tickets are now on sale at .50c apiece including entertainment as well as refreshments. Proceeds will go to ward the Cancer Research fund sponsored by the chapter. The public, men and women and children are cordially invited to attend. Members of Tau Chapter have tickets. Tickets are on sale now. Mrs. Robert Harvey Named Head of BP-P.E.O. Sisterhood for Coming Year Election of officers for the year highlighted a luncheon meeting of Chapter BP—P.E.O. yesterday afternoon when Mrs. Leonard Vincent entertained in her home with Mrs. Paul Davidson as co-hostess. Mrs. Robert Harvey will be president with vice presidency to be handled by Mrs. Ted Kuchel; secretary, Mrs. Houston Kier; corresponding secretary, Mrs. John Wood; treasurer, Mrs. Harry Pearson; chaplain, Mrs. Tex Middleton; guard, Mrs. Paul Davidson, and alternate to state and supreme convention, Mrs. Charles Mann. Mrs. Davidson presided in the absence of Mrs. Harry Petersen. Max Royer, E. Orangethorpe, field representative for Mutual Orange Distributors (MOD) and the mayor of Orangethorpe, is attending the 36th National Orange Show at San Bernardino. The mayor urges the citrus growers to attend the fair and see the displays of oranges, lemons and grapefruit MOD has to offer. Pilgrimage Play At White Temple "The Pilgrimage Play," the greatest story ever filmed, on the Life of Jesus Christ, will be presented in color by an outstanding Hollywood cast at the White Temple Methodist church, March 19, at 7:30 p.m. The role of Jesus of Nazareth is played by Nelson Leigh, a veteran of stage and screen. Of the many actors who have performed this exacting role, local church officials say, none has been as unanimously acclaimed as has Mr. Leigh's portrayal. He brings to the part a sincerity born of deep personal religious conviction. This film is being sponsored by the Association of Christian churches in Anaheim. A free will offering will be collected which will be used to help defray the expense of the Release Time Religious Training program in our local grammar schools. Go to Church Sunday Stress Health Rules at Katella P-TA Meeting The wisdom of observing health rules was brought to the attention of parents attending the Katella Parent-Teacher League meeting at the school Tuesday afternoon, when the third grade presented the play "The Doctrine Glives Advice," under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Lau Wright. The play was announced by Terry Hammond, with Dick Landweer playing the part of the doctor and Lana Hensley, the officer nurse. Patients were David Williams, Ronald Lehman, Tommy Howell, Shirley Osumi, Michael Brownfield, Sarah Smith, Nancy Bell, Jimmy Stilwell, Marlene Coley, Clifford Jones, Frank Harvey, Charles Kelley and Tomm Hall. Interesting stories pertaining to health were read by: Sharpe Meirs, Sylvia Liebl, Tommy Keiley, Neva Cowles, Jean Woodruff, Joan Burgess and Cheri Jeanneett. A splendid collection of this grade pictures and stories were on display in the auditorium. Mrs. Marian Prentiss, home advisor of the Agricultural Extension Service, gave a talk on nutrition, with many helpful hints on school lunches and after-school snacks. Mrs. M. N. Landweer, chairwoman gave the report for the nominating committee. Officers for the coming year were elected to unanimous vote, with Mrs. Ro Brownfield to serve as president. Mrs. D. A. Pannier, vice-president; Mrs. Kejth White, secretary and Mrs. Austen Fordyce, treasurer. Third grade mothers were... REDDY KILOWATT Your Servant of the Century I'm a busy little atom! I split myself in two! I multiply as many times as I have jobs to do! In summer, winter, spring or fall I'm ready every hour; Just push a switch and watch me zip With light or heat or power. LET REDDY DO IT! SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY WEDDING PLANS were revealed today by Miss Genevieve Kirk of this city. She will marry Curtis Meade, also of Anaheim. Kirk-Meade Betrothal Told Names of two prominent local families are in the news today with announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Kirk that their daughter, Genevieve, will marry Curtis, Meade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Meade of 218 N. Philadelphia st. Miss Kirk was graduated from Anaheim Garden club will meet with Mrs. O. W. Eager, 828 N. Clementine st. tomorrow at 2 p.m. with Vance Plumb of Santa Ana as speaker. Her subject will be, "Birds and Our Gardens." A color film on the gardens of Dusenoe will Kirk-Meade Betrothal Told Names of two prominent local families are in the news today with announcement by Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Kirk that their daughter, Genevieve, will marry Curtis, Meade, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Meade of 218 N. Philadelphia st. Miss Kirk was graduated from Anaheim High school and is now attending Fullerton Junior College where she is majoring in business education and serves as a member of Fullerton Junior college Y and leader of Freshman Tri-Hi-Y in Anaheim. Her fiance is a student at Santa Ana college where he is active in football and track. No date has been set for the wedding. Preview Junior Class Play at Fremont School Fremont junior high students responded enthusiastically to "Not In a Thousand Years" at a matinee held yesterday in the high school auditorium. The play, under the direction of Miss Louise Hitt, drama teacher, is being presented by the Junior Class of AUHS. "Not In a Thousand Years" is a three-act comedy in which Jerry Farrow plays the part of Junior Conroy who is trying to get off on his first date. Jeanne, his date, is played by Mary Jo Duncan. Others in cast are Leah Gerber, Dixie Lee Hopkins, Don Nevins, Phillip Taylor, Georgih Drake, Carl Starnes, Carlene Korn, Dick Williams, Jean Bastin, Joann Kellogg, Barbara Ryan, Fernado Ramos, Don Hillary and Carol Dawson. Frances Cowee, talented high school organist, entertained during intermissions. Redwood furniture used in the patio scenes are from the courtesy of Modern Cabinet and Fixture company of Anaheim. Regular performance will be held tomorrow night at 8 in the high school auditorium. Tickets may be purchased from any Junior class member, or at the box office tomorrow night. Prices are 40 cents for regular seats and 60 cents for reserved. George Washington P-TA Elects Officers; Mrs. Carl Hatfield to Head Organization Nominating committee report listing officers for the year were presented by chairman Mrs. Walter Meade, at a meeting of George Washington P-TA Elects Officers; Mrs. Carl Hatfield to Head Organization George Washington P-TA Elects Officers; Mrs. Carl Hatfield to Head Organization Nominating committee report listing officers for the year were presented by chairman Mrs. Walter Meade, at a meeting of George Washington P-TA Wednesday. Mrs. Carl Hatfield was named president; Mrs. Max White, vice president; Mrs. E. W. Mulder, secretary; Mrs. M. Loetterlee, treasurer; Mrs. O. E. Farless, parliamentarian; Mrs. Volney Elliott, auditor and Mrs. E. C. Mabs, historian. Thought for the day was given by Mrs. Ted Bourne. Flag salute was led by Bobble Collins. Mrs. Farless, program chairman, introduced Miss Mildred Mauerhan who presented an interesting and educational program of colored movies and discussions on her recent trip to South America. Miss Mauerhan's fifth grade received the highest room count. Mrs. George Kohlenberger, president of Fremont P-TA, was introduced as a special guest for the afternoon and announced the forthcoming carnival at Fremont school, to be sponsored by the P-TA. Announcement was made by Mrs. S. E. Loard of a course in P-TA procedure starting March 29. To run for six weeks, it will be conducted by Mrs. Ted Bourne and Mrs. Conan Gray. Easter decorations were on the tea table centered with a ceramic made by Mrs. J. Arias, flower chairman. Imitation tulips made from Easter egg shells were also used. Prough Home Setting for Layette Shower Mrs. Russ Cariker was again honored guest at a "surprise" layette shower, hostessed by Mrs. Fred Prough Jr., in her lovely new home in Fullerton. Gay spring flowers and pastel decorations were predominant throughout the lovely home. After appropriate games, Mrs. Cariker was ushered to her seat of honor before a beautifully decorated table to open her many lovely gifts. A large stork centered the gift table, with tall lighter blue tapers at either end. Refreshments of individual cakes decorated with pink and blue booties, and coffee were served. Those attending were: Mrs. John Larson, Anaheim; Mrs. J. D. Winger, Anaheim; Mrs. Fred Prough Sr., Mrs. Hardin Covey, Mrs. Max Nohr, Mrs. Hardy Cariker, Miss Louise Cariker, all of Fullerton; Mrs. Herbert Melvin and Mrs. Edward Pike, Belmont Shore and Mrs. Walter Alliston, Los Angeles. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Cypress Anaheim BEDDING SENSATIONS! 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