anaheim-gazette 1951-03-30

PHYLLIS HEYBROCK was the gracious hostess at her fifth birthday party yesterday afternoon when she entertained twelve guests at her home, 221 E. Water. Co-hostess was her mother, Mrs. A. F. Heybrock. The afternoon was spent playing Pin the Tail on the Donkey with Phyllis Lemons receiving the prize, and various other games. Cake and ice cream were served preceding the gift opening. Shown left to right are: Phyllis Heybrock, Linda Heybrock, Mary Lou Shimmel, Carol Ann Gay, Phyllis Lemons, Ralph Geisler and Michael Jacobson. Others attending were: Mrs. Vic Jaboson, Janet Jarmon, Mrs. Ruben Jarmon, Jimmy Lorey, Mrs. Frances Lorey and Mrs. L. Dutzi. Yvonne Harder and Linda Alvarez were unable to be present. To Present Music Review at High School April 6 "Spotlight Revue," a unique group of selections by a 70 piece band, 50 piece orchestra and Girl Scout Leaders Meet for First Time In La Palma Building—Camp Dates Set Meeting for the first time this month in the new La Palma youth center, members of Girl Scout Dates to be announced later. Mrs. Peter Schmitz gave the dates for established camp San Antonio. To Present Music Review at High School April 6 "Spotlight Revue," a unique group of selections by a 70 piece band, 50 piece orchestra and a 100 member glee club, will be presented April 6 at the high school auditorium by the AUHS music department headed by Bill Cook. A new type of concert, it will be composed solely of popular and semi-classical work. "Song of Man" sung by the combined glee clubs and the "Brooklyn Baseball Cantata" also by the glee clubs will be the finale. 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After receiving the written vote of each troop in her school, the chairman will submit a written report to the vice-president, Mrs. Eldon Houck. A motion was passed for the Leaders club to continue meeting at the La Palma building. An exception will be that of the next meeting to be in Cypress, held on the 5th Monday night, April 30. Mrs. Norbert De Cock reported a total of 9821 boxes of cookies sold by Anaheim high school district Girl Scouts and Brownies. Next Associational meeting is to be held at the La Palma school building April 16, at 7:30. Day camp chairman, Mrs. Guy Dawson, reported that Brownie and Intermediate Day Camp will be held at Hillcrest Park, with Northern Orange county council. Dates to be announced later. Mrs. Peter Schmitz gave the dates for established camp. San Antonio to be for three one week sessions starting with July 16, 23, 30. Senior Scouts will serve as camp aides. Mrs. J. E. Schumacher expressed her pleasure in attending the meeting as a representative from SQR store. She assured the leaders they would be given the full co-operation of the store and the personnel in serving the Scouting organization as the official headquarters in Anaheim for the Girl Scout equipment. Miss Skecan thanked Mrs. Schumacher for the complete display of Girl Scout and Brownie camp clothing, and discussed the various appropriate uniforms for camp. Mrs. Jos. Mason taught the leaders a group of songs, followed by St. Boniface school serving refreshments. The next meeting is to be held at Cypress, Monday, April 30. Hoobyar to Sing At Calv. Baptist One of the outstanding voices of America will be singing at the Calvary Baptist Church, Broadway at Citron, this Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m. Persian born, Luther Hoobyar, is a dramatic tenor and former star of the opera and concert stage, having made many world tours. The portly star of many motion pictures and operatic performances came to the United States at the age of five after his grandfather had accepted Christian teachings in Persia and had assisted in establishing missionary work there. Hoobyar, a former football star at UCLA, where he graduated, has been active on the concert and lecture platform since he terminated his war service as an American Red Cross Field Worker. He had never professed a per- To thank our many friends... Although the Gaye Suzanne Shop was not ready for a formal re-opening before Easter... the response of our many friends to our announcement to open with what we had ready, in time for their Easter selections, proved to us the loyalty of those we have served in the past and the assurance of our future... when the completed Gaye Suzanne will endeavor to offer the latest and largest selection of styles available. Gaye Suzanne STYLE SHOP 727 N. Los Angeles Street Anaheim Free Parking Lot He had never professed a personal experience of religion until his conversion following a Salvation Army-Mutual Eastern Transcontinental Radio feature upon which he appeared as one of the guest stars. Listening to a transcription of the broadcast, Hoobyar became convicted of his need of a personal religion while listening to his own voice singing "The Old Rugged Cross." Prominent church leaders in Los Angeles say that this is the first time in their knowledge that a prominent figure in the entertainment field has literally 'sung himself to his knees." According to Rev. Bob Kevorkian, who is a musician in his own right, Luther Hoobyar is the most outstanding tenor' he has ever heard in Christian circles, and never has he heard a voice that so moves the heart of the listener. At the 11:00 a.m. service, "Pastor Bob" will be speaking on the subject, "Why Be A Christian?" Visitors are cordially invited to attend both of these services. A nursery is maintained for small children. THE BIBLE HOUSE 212 N. Los Angeles Phone Ann Complete supply' Bibles—Prayer Gifts—Records—Religious Cards and FREE PARKING 3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MARCH 30, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Mater Dei High School April Showers Ball at Santa Ana Country Club April 14 Plans and preparation are near completion for the April Shower Ball to be held for the benefit of the library of Orange county's Mater Dei Catholic high school. The Ball is being sponsored by the Mothers' Guild of the school. The Guild was not organized until late in the year and is made up of a comparatively small group of mothers and under the brilliant and competent leadership of its president, Mrs. William Callan, the Guild is working constantly and untiringly. Mater Dei high school with its director, Fr. Joseph L. Eyraud, instruction of the Sisters of Charity of the Blessed Virgin Mary and Father Donald Montrose as its able director of athletics, is functioning well and progressing rapidly. However, the school is young and lacks much necessary equipment. The need for reference books and other literature for the barren shelves of the library, aroused the desire of the women to formulate some plan or project to provide funds for this purpose. From this pressing need, and the earnest desire of the mother, Dr. Merle V. Taber, Ph.D., who will appear on the Anaheim Forum for a series of six lectures on "Everyday Family Perplexities," beginning next Monday evening at the Anaheim high school, 7:30 p.m. There will be a 25c registration fee. The series is jointly sponsored by the Adult Education department and the YMCA. OSCAR WINNERS—Judy Holiday ress of 1950, and Actress Celeste winner as 1950's top actor, at p New York as Academy Award-c Hollywood March 29. Miss Holli "Born Yesterday" and Ferrer f gerac."—Associated Press Wirep First Time Camp Dates Set The announced later. Mrs. Whitz gave the dates for camp. San Antonio to free one week sessions with July 16, 23, 30. Outs will serve as camp. Schumacher expresses concern in attending the representative from She assured the lead could be given the full amount of the store and the in serving the Scout organization as the official staff in Anaheim for the equipment. Miss Skeean Mrs. Schumacher for the display of Girl Scout camp clothing, and the various appropriate for camp. Mrs. Jos. Mahe the leaders a group followed by St. Boniface being refreshments. Meeting is to be held Monday, April 30. Year to Sing Lv. Baptist The outstanding voices will be singing at the baptist Church, Broadron, this Sunday evening 5:00 p.m. Persian born,obyar, is a dramatic arrmer star of the opera stage, having made tours. Star of many motion operatic performances United States at the after his grandfather and Christian teachings had assisted in emissary work there. former football star where he graduated, live on the concert and form since he termi service as an Ameriess Field Worker. Never professed a per-able director of athletics, is functioning well and progressing rapidly. However, the school is young and lacks much necessary equipment. The need for reference books and other literature for the barren shelves of the library, aroused the desire of the women to formulate some plan or project to provide funds for this purpose. From this pressing need, and the earnest desire of the mothers to do something about it, came the idea of the April Shower Ball. Each ticket sold will purchase a book for the library and will also be admission for one couple to attend the Ball, which will be held on Saturday evening, the fourteenth of April, in the delightful setting of the Santa Ana Country club. An excellent orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for the dancing, and elaborate decorations, suitable to the theme of "April Showers" are being designed. Attractive door prizes will be awarded. It is the aspiration of the committee and the Guild to make this a memorable occasion for all who attend. Mrs. Mark Busacca is general chairman, Mrs. Clarence Sackerson, assistant general chairman; Mrs. Vincent Borchard, general ticket chairman and Mrs. Thomas Heffernan, assistant general ticket chairman. Other members of the general committee are: Miss Ross Calienni, art teacher of Mater Del, chairman of decorations; Mrs. Leroy Schroeder, co-chairman; Mrs. Riley Huber, chairman of publicity; Mrs. Lolita Geohegan and Mrs. Arthur Bradley, co-chairmen. Chairman for St. Boniface Parish of Anaheim, is Mrs. William Stehly with Mrs. Joseph Huarte as co-chairman. Colorful Play At Padua Hills First offering of the 1951 season on an Early California theme, "Que Muchacha!" (What A Girl!) a gay comedy romance of Los Angeles in pueblo days, will have its initial showing on April 4 at the Padua Hills Theatre. Based on an original story by Director Hilda Ramirez de Jara, the new Mexican Players' pro-able director of athletics, is functioning well and progressing rapidly. However, the school is young and lacks much necessary equipment. The need for reference books and other literature for the barren shelves of the library, aroused the desire of the women to formulate some plan or project to provide funds for this purpose. From this pressing need, and the earnest desire of the mothers to do something about it, came the idea of the April Shower Ball. Each ticket sold will purchase a book for the library and will also be admission for one couple to attend the Ball, which will be held on Saturday evening, the fourteenth of April, in the delightful setting of the Santa Ana Country club. An excellent orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for the dancing, and elaborate decorations, suitable to the theme of "April Showers" are being designed. Attractive door prizes will be awarded. It is the aspiration of the committee and the Guild to make this a memorable occasion for all who attend. Mrs. Mark Busacca is general chairman, Mrs. Clarence Sackerson, assistant general chairman; Mrs. Vincent Borchard, general ticket chairman and Mrs. Thomas Heffernan, assistant general ticket chairman. Other members of the general committee are: Miss Ross Calienni, art teacher of Mater Del, chairman of decorations; Mrs. Leroy Schroeder, co-chairman; Mrs. Riley Huber, chairman of publicity; Mrs. Lolita Geohegan and Mrs. Arthur Bradley, co-chairmen. Chairman for St. Boniface Parish of Anaheim, is Mrs. William Stehly with Mrs. Joseph Huarte as co-chairman. Colorful Play At Padua Hills First offering of the 1951 season on an Early California theme, "Que Muchacha!" (What A Girl!) a gay comedy romance of Los Angeles in pueblo days, will have its initial showing on April 4 at the Padua Hills Theatre. Based on an original story by Director Hilda Ramirez de Jara, the new Mexican Players' pro-able director of athletics, is functioning well and progressing rapidly. However, the school is young and lacks much necessary equipment. The need for reference books and other literature for the barren shelves of the library, aroused the desire of the women to formulate some plan or project to provide funds for this purpose. From this pressing need, and the earnest desire of the mothers to do something about it, came the idea of the April Shower Ball. Each ticket sold will purchase a book for the library and will also be admission for one couple to attend the Ball, which will be held on Saturday evening, the fourteenth of April, in the delightful setting of the Santa Ana Country club. An excellent orchestra has been engaged to furnish music for the dancing, and elaborate decorations, suitable to the theme of "April Showers" are being designed. Attractive door prizes will be awarded. It is the aspiration of the committee and the Guild to make this a memorable occasion for all who attend. Mrs. Mark Busacca is general chairman, Mrs. Clarence Sackerson, assistant general chairman; Mrs. Vincent Borchard, general ticket chairman and Mrs. Thomas Heffernan, assistant general ticket chairman. Other members of the general committee are: Miss Ross Calienni, art teacher of Mater Del, chairman of decorations; Mrs. Leroy Schroeder, co-chairman; Mrs. Riley Huber, chairman of publicity; Mrs. Lolita Geohegan and Mrs. Arthur Bradley, co-chairmen. Church, Hospital In Youngs' Will Containing bequests to the proposed new Hoag Memorial Presbyterian hospital and the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim, the will of Mrs. Katherine O. Youngs of Anaheim, whose death took place March 22 was filed for probate today in superior court at Santa Ana. The will disposes of an estate valued at $20,000 in personal property; besides the Youngs home at 808 N. Helena st. Leaving $5000 to the projected hospital at Newport Beach, $2000 each to Mrs. Ruth Swanson, 315 S. Clementine st., Anaheim, and Mrs. June Wagner of Los Angeles, and smaller bequests to several Orange residents, the will names a sister-in-law, Mrs. Bertha L. Youngs of Orange, as heir to the residue of the estate. Orcar Winners—Judy Holiday press of 1950, and Actress Celeste winner as 1950's top actor, at New York as Academy Award-cancer March 29. Miss Holli "Born Yesterday" and Ferrer fergac."—Associated Press Wirep Calendar Friday, March 30 Orange County Council of Business and Professional Women — 7 p.m., Elk's club. Lion's Zone Finalis for Student Speakers — 1 p.m., Elk's club. Anaheim Lodge 207, F.A.M — 7:30 p.m., at Masonville Temple. Saturday, March 31 YLI Dance — 8:30 p.m., for members and guests; at Elk's club. Junior Chamber of Commerce Dance — 8:30 p.m., at Fullerton American Legion hall. Monday, April 2 Parent Education Forum — 7:30 p.m., Dr Merle Taber, psychology speaker; at high school auditorium. Rotary Club — 12:10 p.m., Elk's club. 20:30 p.m.-7 p.m. Anaheim Post 72-American Legion — 8 p.m., at Legion hall. Toastmasters — 6:30 p.m., at Ruby's Cafe in Fullerton. Fraternal Order of Eagles — 8 p.m., at 135½ W. Center. Ebell Club — 12:30 p.m., at Ebell club-house. Job's Daughters — 7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Florist's Ass'n To Sponsor Cancer Fund Drive "Anaheim's Cancer Fund Drive will be sponsored by the Orange County Retail club Florists' Assn.in alliance with various women's clubs over the county. Starting at 10 a.m. tomorrow corsages will be sold on street corners in town until 3 p.m.The Association is donating between 4 and 5000 corsages to be distributed throughout Orange county tomorrow. Members of the Association in Anaheim that are helping with this worthy project are Wayne's For Flowers,Carmen,Macre's,and The Anaheim Flower Shop. Others helping to make this worthy drive a success are civic service committee of senior Ebell Mrs. Hettie Burk, 10541 S. Stanton ave., is proudly announcing news that her son Mr. and Mrs.Joseph W Burk sent word that Colorful Play At Padua Hills First offering of the 1951 season on an Early California theme, "Que Muchacha!" (What A Girl!) a gay comedy romance of Los Angeles in pueblo days, will have its initial showing on April 4 at the Padua Hills Theatre. Based on an original story by Director Hilda Ramirez de Jara, the new Mexican Players' production will follow "En el Mes de Mayo," drama of San Ysidro's fiestas, to close Saturday. While the story is completely fictional, the play introduces historical episodes, in line with the policy of the Padua Institute, sponsoring the players, to preserve the romance and traditions of Spanish - California through the medium of the stage. The romantic comedy will be given in English, and the captivating songs and dances of the vast ranchos in the Southland will be introduced in a glamorous, betrothal fiesta. Following the opening "Que Muchacha!" will be staged Wednesday through Saturday evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, through May 12, with a merienda, or after-theatre party. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Sturgeon have purchased the attractive modern ranch style home at 10511 S. Flower st. They formerly lived at 215 Amethist st., Balboa Island. Mrs. Hettie Burk, 10541 S. Stanton ave., is proudly announcing news that her son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Burk, sent word that she has a new granddaughter named Susan Raye, born March 21. She now has 28 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. The Joe Burk's who moved from Stanton just a few months ago and started a cattle ranch at Wildorado, Texas, have two other daughters and two sons. Christian Brotherhood Hour COAST TO COAST SUNDAY AFTERNOON KFVD *4:30-5:00 * 1020 Ec. A call for a United Church in a Divided World We invite you to worship with us Each Sunday Morning 9:45-12:00 ANAHEIM CHURCH OF GOD E. O. Bennett, Minister—1303 W. North St.—Ph. 5625 CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ERNEST HOLMES, Founder Rev. Horace W. Dwinell Service 11 a.m.—also Junior Church Subject: "INFINITE LIFE" Melrose Abbey 11711 Highway 101, Orange WINNERS—Judy Holiday (left), Oscar winner as top act1950, and Actress Celeste Holm kiss Jose Ferrer, Oscar as 1950's top actor, at party in LaZamba night club in ork as Academy Award-ceremony was being conducted in good March 29. Miss Holliday was honored for her role in "Yesterday" and Ferrer for his role in "Cyrano de Ber- —Associated Press Wirephoto) Mother of Two Praises Hadacol HADACOL Supplies Deficient Systems With Vitamins B1, B2, Niacin and Iron Mrs. Elmer Hisel, 3225 2nd Ave., Council Bluffs, Ia. WINNERS—Judy Holiday (left), Oscar winner as top actress in 1950, and Actress Celeste Holm kiss Jose Ferrer, Oscar as 1950's top actor, at party in LaZamba night club in work as Academy Award-ceremony was being conducted in good March 29. Miss Holliday was honored for her role in "Yesterday" and Ferrer for his role in "Cyrano de Berk—Associated Press Wirephoto) Calendar Friday, March 30 County Council of Business Professional Women — 7 p.m. Finals for Student Speakmnt at Elk's club. Godge 207, F. A. M — 7:30 Masonic Temple. Saturday, March 31 8:30 p.m., for members at Elk's club. Member of Commerce Dance mnt, at the Fullerton Ameriton hall. Monday, April 2 Education Forum—7:30 p.m. Taber, psychology, speakhigh school auditorium. bib—12:10 p.m., Elk's club. 7 p.m. Post 72-American Legion— st Legion hall. Mrs. 6:30 p.m., at Ruby's Fullerton. Order of Eagles—8 p.m., at Center. 12:30 p.m., at Ebell clublighthers—7:30 p.m., at Maple. Ch, Hospital Yuangs' Will ng bequests to the provoy Hoag Memorial Preshospital and the, First an church of Anaheim, of Mrs. Katherine O. Anaheim, whose death March 22, was filed for day in superior court at The will disposes of valued at $20,000 in perproperty, besides the time at 808 N. Helena st. $5000 to the projected Newport Beach, $2000 helm church, $3000 each Ruth Swanson, 315 S. st., Anaheim, and Mrs. her of Los Angeles, and requests to several Orents, the will names a w, Mrs. Bertha L. Orange, as heir to the the estate. DON AMES RETURNING HOME — Private first class Don Ames, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Ames of 805 N. 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