anaheim-gazette 1951-04-03

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, APRIL 25, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Men Are Children—Need Womens Help Psychologist Tells Anaheim Ebell Club Women are largely responsible for most of the present day problems and unrest, according to an address presented to members of Anaheim Ebell club yesterday afternoon. An underlying note of humor coupled with invaluable advice on one of the foremost problems of the day formed the content of an interesting and informative talk presented at Anaheim Ebell club meeting by Dr. J. Lowery Fendrick, Jr., noted psychologist and lecturer. In attempting to diagnose the current problem of increased neurosis, a jump of 76 per cent during the past ten years, Dr. Fendrick attributed the mental unrest to the problems of war, political uncertainty, and primarily, to the changed domestic situation. He listed the changed status of woman as one of the causes of man's present day problems, stating that men are psychologically children, and that the incentive for every man lies in the woman and in his home. Mrs. R. H. Beckler, treasurer; Mrs. Blanche Gilbert, financial secretary; Mrs. William Rickle, parliamentarian; Mrs. Fred Larsen, auditor, and Mrs. Albert Cranston, curator. During the business meeting a memorial service was conducted for Opal Simon, Dora Pearson and Opal Youngs, all former members of the club. Mrs. Charles Harbeson read "God's Acre" by Longfellow and Mrs. Max Besler sang, "Ave Maria." Featured in the art corner was a portrait of her husband by Cora Ulrich. Responsible for the luncheon were Mrs. C. W. Scott and Mrs. Nelman Sanford assisted by Mrs. Carl Palm. Decorations of spring flowers and colorful parasols were handled by Mrs. Milton Sells and Mrs. Mark Stephenson. Slipcover Time Farewell Party For E. C. Hervey A "hail and farewell" party for Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hervey of Fullerton was given Sunday evening by the Fullerton Seventh Day Adventist church. The Hervey's are moving to Turlock, Calif., soon. Potluck dinner and entertainment made up the evening's program for the goodbye tribute held at the Fullerton Masonic Temple. Rosemary Ermsharof of Fullerton played an accordion solo, followed by Douglas Neslund with a cello solo accompanied by Sandra Neslund, both of Anaheim. Dr. Cornell and James Layland gave a cornet duet, Mary Ann Beeson entertained at the piano. "The Uncalled Four" were introduced next, amid laughter, and sang to the accompaniment of Mrs. Oscar Lund of Brea at the piano. The other three entertaining were: Dr. C. O. Patterson, William Lenz and William Simpson. Stainless steelware was presented by the group to the departing couple. Fashion Lecture At High School President and directress of the Academy of Fashion of Pittsburgh and the School of Dress Design of San Francisco, Mrs. Louis Salinger, will spac before the women students of Anaheim high school tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. Mrs. Salinger is nationally known as a lecturer and fashion commentator. She will bring a Responsible for the luncheon were Mrs. C. W. Scott and Mrs. Nelman Sanford assisted by Mrs. Carl Palm. Decorations of spring flowers and colorful parasols were handled by Mrs. Milton Sells and Mrs. Mark Stephenson. Slipcover Time Captain Stafford of Western Air Force Command, assigned to duty with Santa Ana Filter center, was luncheon speaker. He discussed the program of training in progress at the center and stressed the acute need for volunteers to serve in time of national emergency. Since its organization in August the center has trained 390 volunteers according to Stafford. In the event of war the center would require 1000 workers to operate on a 24 hour basis, he added. In conclusion he said that there is no age limit for the course, conducted at 1012 N. Main st., in Santa Ana. Among the state and county federation officers present at the meeting were Mrs. C. C. Bonebrake, president of Southern district, and Mrs. O. W. Freek, president of Orange county federation. In a report from the nominating committee Mrs. W. E. Whiteman was named as president; Mrs. Joe Thompson, vice president; Mrs. Charles Bush, second vice president; Mrs. George LaFollette, recording secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Ross, corresponding secretary; You can rejuvenate your living room for spring by making new, colorful slipcovers inexpensively. Easy step-by-step directions with smart "decorator" tricks make enjoyable work even for the novice. Pattern envelope No. R2053 contains directions for making slipcovers, material requirements, measuring, fitting and sewing instructions and suggestions for trimmings for chairs and couches. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. At High School President and directress of the Academy of Fashion of Pittsburgh and the School of Dress Design of San Francisco, Mrs. Louis Salinger, will speak before the women students of Anaheim high school tomorrow at 1 p.m. in the auditorium. Mrs. Salinger is nationally known as a lecturer and fashion commentator. She will bring a collection of costumed dolls to illustrate her talk on the fashion world and the origin of each new style. Not only the students, but anyone who is interested in dress design or fashion tips is invited to be present at her lecture. County Garden Society Meets Forty members of the Orange County Organic Gardening Society met last night in the recreation room of Dr. Claude Steen's residence in Fullerton for the regular monthly meeting. President Wilbur Simpson of Anaheim presented two speakers, The first, G. Ray Shouse of Brea, spoke of Gold Mark Humus, a 100 per cent composted fertilizer, and Panaka, a mineral soil supplement for minerals which come from a unique diatomaceous shale in Nevada, and found nowhere else in the world. Main speaker of the evening, E. H. Benvau of San Diego, related his experiences in inorganic production of foods. In growing tomatoes, Mr. Benvau said, he could expect three years of good production before he had to move to new ground. "Chemical fertilizer does not 'kill' the soil, but produces soil indigestion. This locks the nutritive elements in the soil and causes it to bake, lose its porosity, and the plants and trees to die. Organic fertilizers do exactly the opposite." Next month's meeting will feature earthworm culture and benefits to the soil. Calendar Tuesday, April 3 AUHS Faculty Meeting—5:30 p.m., at high school cafeteria. Adult Volleyball Education Class — Direction of City Recreation department, with Sam Keith instruct Oil in NUTRI-TONIC permanent gives unrivaled soft naturalness in little as 10 minutes NUTRI-TONIC IS MARVELOUS FOR CHILDREN, TOO. WAVES GENTLY-YET SO QUICKLY THEY DONT TIRE OUT. BECAUSE THERE'S THIS MUCH OIL CREME BASE IN EACH BOTTLE THE COLD PERMANENT WITH THE PATENTED OIL CREME BASE It's the oil in Nutri-Tonic that does so many wonderful things for you. Try it—see, feel the difference. Beauty shops have given millions of luxurious Nutri-Tonic permanents, priced to $20 and up. SAVE! BUY REFILL IF YOU HAVE PLASTIC CURLERS $1/25 DELUXE, with 2 sizes professional plastic curlers...$2.29 PRICE PLUS SALE McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM well Party C. Hervey and farewell" party for Mrs. E. C. Hervey of Fullerton Seventh Day Adchurch. The Hervey's are Turlock, Calif., soon. dinner and entertainup the evening's prothe goodbye tribute held Fullerton Masonic Temple. Mary Ermshar of Fullerton accordion solo, followed Neslund with a cello companied by Sandra Nesof Anaheim. nell and James Layland net duet. Mary Ann Beetained at the piano. uncalled Four" were innext, amid laughter, and accompaniment of Mrs. and of Brea at the piano. three entertaining were: Patterson, William Lenz Simpson.' steelware was presentgroup to the departing Lecture High School and directress of the of Fashion of Pittsburgh school of Dress Design of cisco, Mrs. Louis Salinpcak before the women of Anaheim high school at 1 p.m. in the audilinger is nationally a lecturer and fashion tor. She will bring a VACATION AND RESORT COSTUMES will be featured in the forthcoming fashion show and luncheon, school P-TA on April 10. Cottons, casual wear, and summer formalis are among the designer originals shop. Preview is enjoyed by, left to right:: Mrs. W. V. Treadwell, standing; Mrs. Vernon Mansur, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Nolan, Mrs. Nolan is president of the P-TA and is being assisted by Mrs. W. V. Treadwell Call Skillstad decorations: Mrs. Houston Schae prizes: Mrs. Dorothy Etzold tickets: Mrs. Gordon Glan VACATION AND RESORT COSTUMES will be featured in the forthcoming fashion show and luncheon school P-TA on April 10. Cottons, casual wear, and summer formalis are among the designer originals shop. Preview is enjoyed by, left to right: Mrs. W. V. Treadwell, standing; Mrs. Vernon Mansur, Mr. Mrs. Joseph Nolan, Mrs. Nolan is president of the P-TA and is being assisted by Mrs. W. V. Treadwell, Gail Skillstad, decorations; Mrs. Houston Schee, prizes; Mrs. Dorothy Etzold, tickets; Mrs. Gordon Clarice; Mrs. James Palno, Mrs. Ben Yorba, Mrs. Ross Bryant, Mrs. Harold Gimeno, Mrs. Reginald Rivers sponsors. Reservations are being handled by Mrs. Treadwell in Santa Ana and Mrs. Etzold and Mrs. Country Club Luncheon-Fashion Show Planned by Holy Family P-TA in Orange The spacious Santa Ana Country club will be the setting for a delightful luncheon fashion show to be sponsored by the Holy Family school P-TA of Orange on April 10 at 12:30 p.m. Highlighting the affair will be the showing of fashions by Mary Millerick shop of Anaheim with Mrs. John Macloghlin as commentator. Summer and resort wear, appropriate for May and June will be shown in the collection from the country's outstanding designers and milliners. Simple To Sew White Temple Family Night Features Dramas A program of two one-act plays appropriate to the Easter season will be presented at White Temple Methodist church tomorrow evening, following the monthly Family Night pot luck supper and the community sing led by Gania Demaree. The MYF players of University Methodist church in Redlands, former charge of the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth, will present "The Alabaster Box" by A. J. Harnwell and I. J. Meaker, and "It's Easter, Dr. Jordan" by Sherwood Keith. Both plays are directed by the Rev. Franklin W. Greene, pastor of the church. This group, like the MYF Footlighters from White Temple, also made a northern road-show tour during Holy Week, giving performances at Bakersfield, Porterville, Merced, San Jose, and Oxnard, as well as at Redlands. One of the cast is Kenneth Wiggins, brother of White Temple's Minister of Youth and formerly an Anaheim resident. The public is invited. The plays will be presented in the main sanctuary at 7:30 p.m., following the dinner downstairs. Mrs. Bertie Raber of 922 W. Alberta, celebrated her birthday Thursday when her husband, John, and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Osborne took her to Welsh's in Long Beach for dinner. 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Bake in a moderate oven until the cheese is melted and browned. Robertson Twins Are 10 Years Old Breakfast, games, gifts, and an early matinee combined Saturday morning to make the birthdays of Carol and Carl Robertson a festive event. Orange juice and coffee cake were served on a table centered with a huge basket of favors and surrounded with flowered nut cups. After breakfast the twins opened their many lovely gifts and later adjourned to the morning matinee. Attending were Donna Rae Link, Geraldine Thiessen, Katherine Rainey, Lynn Wayne Ference, Hershel and Mike Welton, Rudy Pina, Lynn Kirkhardt, Stephen Kannard, Emilie Mae Robertson and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robertson. Prizes for games were awarded to Dianne Bradd, Bette Flint and Linda Dolan. Party was held in the Robertson home at 125 N. Janss st. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Collins,nee Alice Stockwell, entertained at dinner Sunday in their Eagle Rock home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and sons, Lloyd and Glenn; Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, daughter, Pamela Ann, and son, Douglass, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Lora Butzbach of Glendale. Recently the Collins entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fatchett of Anaheim as week-end guests. As a treat for the children, the fashion show and luncheon to be presented by Holy Family the designer originals to be shown by Mary Millerick Mrs. Vernon Mansur, Mrs. Frank Mead, Jr., seated, and by Mrs. W. V. Treadwell, chairman; Mrs. Ed Hodson and tickets; Mrs. Gordon Clark and Mrs. D. D. McGuire, pubGimeno, Mrs. Reginald Ragland, Mrs. Gordan Richmond, and Mrs. Etzold and Mrs. McGuire in Orange. Rock home. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and sons, Lloyd and Glenn; Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, daughter, Pamela Ann, and son, Douglass, all of Anaheim, and Mrs. Lora Buttzbach of Glendale. Recently the Collins entertained Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fatchett of Anahelm as week-end guests. 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