anaheim-gazette 1951-03-16

Panel Discussion at Fremont P.T.A Meet, Mrs. Conan Gray Elected President Among the outstanding juvenile authorities who addressed a meeting of Fremont P.T.A this week were Dr. Dorothy Jordt, Y Secretary Nan Moore and Francis Addy of Juvenile Dept., in Santa Ana. The panel discussion opened with a message by Dr. Jordt in which she said, "Give your children love and let them know that they are loved. Use discipline but be sure it is not an adult tantrum. At junior high level boys and girls must have increased self confidence, they need to have further fields to conquer and are less rebellious if allowed to have a little more freedom. A child at this age needs recognition and security." Significant statements were given by Nan Moore who said, "In group work be sure the group the boy or girl belongs to, has status, 'Y' work meets the needs of the adolescent. Give them as much responsibility as they can carry." She added that personal counselling is a part of "Y" work. Mr. Addy attributed all delinquency to emotional maladjustment and said that punishment will not prevent crime. He concluded by stating that most delinquents are insecure and that delinquency would not occur if a child had at least one good adult friend. Highlighting the business meeting was a report by the nominating committee in which Mrs. Conan Gray was named president for the year, Mrs. S. L. Keith, vice-president; Mrs. Ted Dinkler, auditor; Mrs. George Kohlenberger, parliamentarian and Mrs. August Fitz, historian. Officers will be installed in May, Mrs. Minnie Stover. R. C. Rankin Wed At Parsonage Minnie Stover and R. C. Rankin were married quietly by Rev. Frank Butterworth at the White Temple parsonage yesterday. Present at the wedding were the two attendants only, the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. Ambrose Gersch of Santa Monica and the bride's bother, C. L. Wicker of Anaheim and their families. Mrs. Rankin, 120 N. Clementine, has been employed in the office at Orange county hospital and before that, at Loretta's Dress Shop in Anaheim. For the wedding she chose a blond pearl suit, with a natural straw hat, trimmed in brown and brown lizard accessories. Her corsage was a pale gold orchid. The bridegroom is a resident of Silver City, New Mexico, where he and his brother, Noel Rankin, are in the cattle ranching business. The two have known each other since 1926, when they both lived in El Paso, Texas. The families on both sides have been friends for a great many years. A wedding supper was held following the ceremony at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica. The couple will stay there for the remainder of their honeymoon and will later leave for Silver City, New Mexico, to make their home. A. B. Paul WRC Presents Flag Highlighting the business meeting was a report by the nominating committee in which Mrs. Conan Gray was named president for the year, Mrs. S. L. Keith, vice-president; Mrs. Ted Dinkler, auditor; Mrs. George Kohlenberger, parliamentarian and Mrs. August Fitz, historian. Officers will be installed in May. Mrs. William Rickle was nominations chairman. Mike Beach, vice-president of the student body led the group in a flag salute and Mrs. Wilbert Boney, wife of the school principal, read a poem on Easter in the absence of Devotional chairman, Mrs. Philip Selfridge. In the absence of program chairman, Mrs. Paul David, Mrs. Howard Wilkinson presented the program. Featured were the eighth grade girls' choir under the direction of Harret Schadewald. Miss Helen Cohn's journalism class gave a demonstration of their work. Parents later adjourned to the cafeteria where cake and coffee were served on a St. Patrick's Day table. Pouring were Mrs. Howard Wilkinson and Mrs. S. E. Loard. Hostesses were Mrs. Earl Coffee, Mrs. H. R. Clou, Mrs. Lionel Brown and Mrs. Harry Bonner. Mrs. Alice Wernet and her friend, Mrs. S. Mason, motored here from Pontiac, Mich., to visit Mr. and Mrs. Tom Evans and Mrs. Bertha Maloney, 10181 S. Stanton ave. Mrs. Evan's son, Charles Perry is married to Mrs. Wernet's daughter. The Perrys also live in Pontiac. Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Baldwin of the island of Maul, Hawaii, left by plane Monday, after visiting T. K. M. Smith and family at 711 S. Dickel for a week. Mr. Baldwin is a brother of Mrs. Smith. They are now touring the northwest of the U.S. and Texas, visiting relatives. They plan to return to the Islands at the end of summer. He is employed as a supervisor of agriculture in the Hawaiian pineapple industry. CUSTARD CORN CAKE (It's really bread) A wedding supper was held following the ceremony at the Miramar Hotel in Santa Monica. The couple will stay there for the remainder of their honeymoon and will later leave for Silver City, New Mexico, to make their home. A.B.Paul WRC Presents Flag To Jefferson P-TA A beautiful silk American Flag was presented to Thomas Jefferson P-TA Wednesday by A.B.Paul Women's Relief Corps. Donated by Mary Mitchell, it was given in ceremonies conducted at the school. Pauline Marion, patriotic instructor made the presentation speech. Others participating were Mary Hatfield, Jennie Mickle and Rita Wilson. Chancel Choir To Perform 'Seven Last Words' Sunday Chancel choir of Fullerton First Christian church, under the direction of Albert Cranston will present "The Seven Last Words," by Du Bois Sunday at 7:30 p.m. Gladys Peckham will be organist, Marjorie Short, pianist; Russell Byrant, reader and Frank Gilbert, John Lindsey, Don Knowlton, Margaret Taylor, Mary Ann Roth and Arlene Huff, soloists. The public is invited. Lingerie Lovely CUSTARD CORN CAKE (It's really bread) 2 eggs ½ cup sugar 1 cup sweet milk 1 cup sour milk Salt to taste 1 teaspoon saleratus (soda to us) 1½ cups Indian meal (yellow corn meal) ½ cup flour Mix well and pour into a skillet or flat saucepan in which 2 tablespoons butter have been melted. Just before putting in the oven, pour into the center without stirring. 1 cup of sweet milk (additional). Bake in a hot oven for ½ hour or until it is a golden brown and cooked thoroughly by the straw test. There should be soft custard in the center where the milk was poured. NOTICE See Hollyer Buick Used Car Ad on Classified Page If you're planning some new nightwear for warmer weather, you'll be delighted with this graceful style that adds a touch of glamour as well as being economical. Make several versions of this halter neckline gown. Pattern No. 3049 is designed in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14 requires 4¼ yards of 35-inch fabric. For this pattern, send 25 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. ENLOE, cutting cake, received a pleasant surprise last night when a large group of friends gathered at the home of Barbara Mary to celebrate her birthday. Attending were, left to right: Keithley, Jeanene Sanders, Joann Wood, Barbara Mary, the honored guest, Jo Burdick, Carol Jones, LaVerne Hooker, Shirley Ray, Dodle Tangney, Marilyn Fox, Anna Lou Daly, Margaret Pierer and Ronnie Smith. Spotlight Review At High School Anaheim high school music department will give its annual "Spotlight Musical Review" on Friday, April 0 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium. Featured on the program will be the 50 piece orchestra, 40 voice A Capella choir, and the 65 piece band. The band and choir will combine on the finale to present, "The Song of Man." 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