anaheim-gazette 1951-05-08

Vote to Expand Clubhouse at Ebell Meeting Yesterday – By-Laws Revised Four significant events were combined in the all important May meeting of Anaheim Ebell club yesterday afternoon when members convened at the club house to elect officers, hear revisions in the by-laws, vote on the building expansion and to honor their junior members. Rough straw hats filled with riotous spring flowers decorated the luncheon tables and the clubhouse walls for the meeting which opened with a delicious luncheon served by Mrs. Earl Spencer and Mrs. Alice Schmid and their committees. In honor of the five "graduates" who will transfer membership from junior to senior Ebell this year, Mrs. Earl Spencer, president, introduced Mrs. James Cavanaugh, president of Southern district Federation of Junior Membership who spoke briefly on cooperation between the two clubs. Other Junior officers presented were Mrs. Ray Ortez, Jr., Mrs. Robert Bidwell, Mrs. D. B. Baker and Mrs. Kenton Wines. Mrs. Arthur Roquet, senior advisor, was also introduced. Luncheon music was presented by members of Anaheim High school music department as a preview to their operetta later this month. Mrs. Albert Launer of Fullerton was luncheon speaker, her subject, "The Maturing Mind," based on the book by Overstreet. New senior members are Mrs. Fred Jeter, Mrs. John Daniels, Mrs. Lewis Wentz, Mrs. Wesley the south wall of the clubhouse to the edge of the present porch on that side, with the ceiling to be altered to conform to the addition. An estimated 600 square feet would be added as well as improved ventilation, and an additional entrance. The membership also voted to appoint a building committee to arrange for the contract, with work to begin in July. Approximate cost is $4000, to be financed by the club. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman was named to head the organization for the coming year with Mrs. Joe Thompson as first vice-president; Mrs. Charles Bush, second vice-president; Mrs. George La Follette, recording secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Ross, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Beckler, treasurer; Mrs. Blanche Gilbert, financial secretary; Mrs. Fred Larson, auditor; Mrs. Albert Cranston, curator; Mrs. William Rickel, parliamentarian and Mrs. Harry Pearson and Mrs. C. C. Reinert, trustees. "Our American Orange," the book by Mrs. Mae Vander Boom was honored in the art corner. Mrs. Claude Slack introduced two new members, Mrs. Donald Rees and Mrs. Charles Rinehart. In one of the most compelling addresses presented this year, Louise Bray, noted mental hygiene consultant and a member of the American Institute of Family Relations, addressed the audience. Leib's Entertain At Patio Supper Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Leib, 211 E. Sycamore st., entertained Sunday at a lovely patio dinner in honor of friends and relatives from Colorado. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne McKee, Mrs. Amelia Bennet, Mrs. Estella Schmitt and daughter, Betty Lou, all of Lakewood, Colo.; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Murray, Van Nuys; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hogarth and children, Robby and Terry, of North Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Murray of Gardena; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Murray, Venice; Mr. and Mrs. William Waterson and daughters, Susan and Carol, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Murray, Mrs. Irene Eppert and daughter, Peggie Lee, of Los Angeles and Rex McKee and Billy Bright of San Diego Naval Training Station. Birthday Dinner For B.F.Williams A surprise dinner at his home, 916 W. North st., Sunday, honored B.F.Williams on his 68th birthday. Ice cream and cake were served to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Foster, Mrs. Minnie Palne, Mrs. Edith Wurl, Mrs.Annie Woodyard, Mrs.Edna Lester, Pomona; Mr. and Mrs.Ted Held, Mr. and Mrs.Jack Dossett and son, Randy, the honoree's daughter, Mrs.Lola Dossett and grandson, Harley Dosett. Kappa Delta Mrs. Arthur Roquet, senior advisor, was also introduced. Lunch-on music was presented by members of Anaheim High school music department as a preview to their operetta later this month. Mrs. Albert Launer of Fullerton was luncheon speaker, her subject, "The Maturing Mind," based on the book by Overstreet. New senior members are Mrs. Fred Jeter, Mrs. John Daniels, Mrs. Lewis Wentz, Mrs. Wesley Jones, and Mrs. Warren Schutz. With only one vote of dissention, the membership formed an overwhelming majority in favoring expansion of the clubhouse. The proposed plan, outlined by Miss E. Kate Rea, would extend "Our American Orange," the book by Mrs. Mae Vander Boom was honored in the art corner. Mrs. Claude Slack introduced two new members, Mrs. Donald Rees and Mrs. Charles Rinehart. In one of the most compelling addresses presented this year, Louise Bray, noted mental hygiene consultant and a member of the American Institute of Family Relations, addressed the audience on their responsibilities as women. Outlining the basic weaknesses in marriage she listed first the area of social acceptance, in which she stressed the need of the couple for mutual friends. The speaker also defined the need for self expression as an important factor in a successful marriage. Too often, she explained, the wife loses all sense of her own significance, on marrying. "It is very difficult yet very important to maintain one's own individuality and yet surrender it." She recommended that women acquire status in their own right by participating in church, school or community projects. Marriage in America will not be a success until women are as glad to be women as men are to be men," she said. She urged her audience not to fight the differences between men and women but to accept them gladly and to take pride in the "art" of being a woman. "No roll is so fulfilling as having a happy husband," she concluded. In the revisions to the by-laws, life membership fee was raised from $100 to $200 with a minimum of 25 life members. Entrance fee was raised from $5.00 to $10.00 and reinstatement from $1.00 to $2.00. Piano Recital By Stockwell Students May 20 Students of Betty Stockwell will present a piano recital on Sunday, May 20, at Anaheim Ebell club. An added attraction will be the appearance of Pamela Stockwell, talented three-year-old violinist. A student of Vladimir Lenski of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Pamela also plays the piano and trustees. A recent meeting of the Kappa Delta alumnae was held at Mrs. E. T. Bradley's home in Anaheim with Mrs. W. C. Tuttle of Anaheim as the co-hostess. After the luncheon plans were discussed for Kappa Delta's 29th biennial national convention to be held at the Huntington Hotel, Pasadena. The convention will be from June 25 through June 29. Mrs. Carl G. Hays of Santa Ana is to be the official representative of the Orange county alums. Mrs. Elmer Guy of San Clemente will also be a representative. There will be delegates of 80 Kappa Delta college chapters and delegates from many of the sorority's 213 alumnae associations and many visitors and national officers at the convention. The Orange county alumnae group will attend the convention on one of the days. Election of officers for the coming year was held and the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. C. Powell of Norwalk; vice president, Mrs. E. T. Bradley of Anaheim; secretary, Mrs. B. N. Alexander of Santa Ana; treasurer, Mrs. R. F. Phillips of Costa Mesa; editor, Mrs. J. B. Rothaermer of Rivera. The next meeting will be the third Saturday in May at the home of Mrs. Richard F. Phillips of Costa Mesa. Magnolia Brownies Observe First Birthday of Troop As reported by a little Brownie Scribe, The third grade Brownie Troop 17 of Magnolia school No. 1 had a birthday this month. New games and songs were taught. The second grade Troop 64 presented By Stockwell Students May 20 Students of Betty Stockwell will present a piano recital on Sunday, May 20, at Anahelm Ebell club. An added attraction will be the appearance of Pamela Stockwell, talented three-year-old violinist. A student of Vladimir Lenski of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, Pamela also plays the piano and will offer two selections on that instrument. The repertoire parties held throughout the year were climaxed last Saturday when each student had completed the required 10 memory pieces and had played each one for an audience. Those who have participated in the Saturday parties throughout the year and who will also be playing in the recital will be Larry Allen, Pamela Banks, Judy Brubaker, Kathleen and Sally Cordes, Kathy Donovan, Virlee Elliott, Janice Garrison, Elva Lynn Glenn, Joey Langford, Larry Mack, Judy Miller, Glen and Lloyd Stockwell, Janice Troutman and Carol Van Verst. Seven-year-old Mary Larsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Lloyd Larsen of 900 S. Los Angeles st., was rushed to the hospital Saturday afternoon for an emergency appendicitis operation. She returned home yesterday and is recovering satisfactorily. Magnolia Brownies Observe First Birthday of Troop As reported by a little Brownie Scribe. The third grade Brownie Troop 17 of Magnolia school No. 1 had a birthday this month. New games and songs were taught. The second grade Troop 64 presented Troop 17 with a box of lolypops and their world pin. Ice cream, punch and cake were served by the troop mothers. The celebration of their troop being a year old took place during the last meeting, Wednesday, May 2, 1951. Enjoying the meeting were, third grade: Rita Bedman, Nancy Joe Carter, Sharon Larson, Nancy Mizuguchie, Shirley Moldenhouer, Nina Simmons, Sharon Skogland, Darlene Wendland, Michele Coty, and Patty Kelly. Second grade girls: Jackie Allburcht, Carolyn Allrid, Estel Barton, Bonnie Bonser, Linda Boykin, Lynnga Dinton, Charlotte Elder, Mary Ann Jaedicke, Bonnie Kru-manaker, Judy Reynolds, Jemmie-Donn Sutherland, Georgia Taylor, Advisors: Mrs. Jack Bonser and Mrs. Milton Taylor; room mothers: Mrs. Kenneth Carther, Mrs. Nicholas Cody, Mrs. Leonard Wendland, Mrs. Richard Reynolds and Mrs. K. C. Skoglund. Massage - Baths Colon Irrigation REDUCING FREE Dem. with this ad. Need Better Health? Constipation? Rheumatism? Poor Circulation? Gas? Tired? Etc? We have famous reducing roller machines that help you lose 1 to 30 pounds safely. 717 S. Los Angeles. Ph. 4793 Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 MISS DOROTHY SOUTH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas South, 419 N. East st., was the honored guest of a bridal shower last night at her home. Hostess of the evening was Miss Lorraine Montijo. The evening was spent in a pleasant exchange of gossip, with a buffet luncheon served later. Guests attending the shower were Miss Carol McDermott, Miss Donna Fairchild, Miss Beverly Roberts, Miss Sue Lane, Miss Darleen Morris, Mrs. Carolyn Tozar, Mrs. Mary Lou Hunt, Jo Bruce, Misses Pat and Joan Kelly, Mrs. Poan Cradle, Miss Barbara Spires, Miss Jennie Welton, Miss Virginia Dutzi, Miss Helen Saleats, and the honoree's sister, Miss Entertain entio Supper Mr. Mrs. H. W. Leib, 211 Moore st., entertained Sunlovely patio dinner in relatives from included Mr. and Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Amella BenEstella Schmitt and Betty Lou, all of Lakeloo; Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Van Nuys; Mr. and Mrs. Ogarth and children, Roberry, of North Hollywood; Mrs. Hugh Murray of Garand Mrs. Ray Murray, Mr. and Mrs. William and daughters, Susan of Santa Ana; Mr. and Murray, Mrs. Irene and daughter, Peggie Lee, Angeles and Rex McKee Bright of San Diego Naling Station. Day Dinner F. Williams rise dinner at his home, North st., Sunday, honorWilliams on his 68th am and cake were served and Mrs. Fred Foster, Mrs. aine, Mrs. Edith Wurl, the Woodyard, Mrs. Edna omona; Mr. and Mrs. Ted and Mrs. Jack Dossett Randy, the honoree's Mrs. Lola Dosett and Harley Dosett. Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Calendar Tuesday, May 8 Elementary School Board—7:30 p.m. at Fremont business office. City Council—5 p.m., at City Hall. Native Sons of the Golden West—p.m., directed by Ralph Beauty. Anaheim Lodge No. 199, 100F — p.m., at 325 W. Center. Anaheim Farm Center—6:30 p.m., at high school cafeteria. Order of Eastern Star, Chispa Chapter—5 p.m., at Masonic Temple. North Orange County Credit Women—6:30 p.m., directed by Doris Archbold of Fullerton. Tri-Hi-Y—7 p.m., at White Temple church. Anaheim High School P-TA — 7:30 p.m., at the high school. Wednesday, May 9 Elk's Initiation—6:30 p.m., at Elks club, Rev. Carlton Buck, pastor of the Fullerton Christian church, will speak on "Mother's Day." Fashion Show—1 p.m., In the high school auditorium. Sponsored by the high school home economic students. Anaheim Chaparer of RAM, No. 125—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Business and Professional Women — directed by Mrs. R. I. Coons. PEO—12:30 p.m., directed by Mrs. Harry Peterson. Benjamin Franklin P-TA—2:30 p.m., at the school. George Washington P-TA—2:30 p.m., at the school. Horace Mann P-TA—2:30 p.m., at the school. Donald Ralston, vice-principal of the Savanna school took 38 students from the 7th and 8th grades to San Diego Friday on a chartered Greyhound bus. Mothers who assisted as chaperones were Mrs. John Gautschy, Lewis Wolter, Elton C. Snavely, Emil Bauman, Percy Crawford; Mrs. Eva Emery teacher, and Allen Blakely, custodian. The group arrived first at the famous zoo, then visited the harbor, the Marine and Star of India museums, and the waterfront and MISS DOROTHY SOUTH, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas South, 419 N. East st., was the honored guest of a bridal shower last night at her home. Hostess of the evening was Miss Lorraine Montijo. The evening was spent in a pleasant exchange of gossip, with a buffet luncheon served later. Guests attending the shower were Miss Carol McDermott, Miss Donna Fairchild, Miss Beverly Roberts, Miss Sue Lane, Miss Darleen Morris, Mrs. Carolyn Tozar, Mrs. Mary Lou Hunt, Jo Bruce, Misses Pat and Joan Kelly, Mrs. Poan Cradle, Miss Barbara Spires, Miss Jennie Welton, Miss Virginia Dutzi, Miss Helen Saleats, and the honoree's sister, Miss Helen South (Gazette photo by Robertson) Milton Hasell of 7922 E. First st., is at home recuperating from a heart attack. He was rushed to the Long Beach Veterans hospital where he was confined for one week. Fremont P-TA will have a potluck brunch at the City Park tomorrow morning for the new officers, past officers, new chairmen, and past chairmen. I'm really excited about the new automatic Gas Ranges! THEY COMBINE BEAUTY, EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY! There's a big thrill in store for you if you haven't looked at gas ranges recently. The new automatic models are truly the finest cooking appliances ever made. They provide a thousand or more cooking heats...not just a limited selection. They respond instantly to control. They broil without smoke. They give you ventilated oven baking. And they're so easy to keep spotlessly clean. So economical, too! Feature for feature, they cost less to buy and less to operate than other types of automatic ranges. So visit the Spring Showing of new automatic NOW – Spring Showing AT ALL DEALERS SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Calendar Tuesday, May 8 Mary School Board—7:30 p.m., Mont business office. Annell—5 p.m., at City Hall. Sons of the Golden West—7 directed by Ralph Beauty. Lodge No. 190, IOOF — 8 at 225 W. Center. Farm Center—6:30 p.m., at school cafeteria. Eastern Star, Chispa Chapter — at Masonic Temple. Range County Credit Women p.m., directed by Doris Held of Fullerton. 7 p.m. at White Temple High School P-TA — 7:30 at the high school. Wednesday, May 9 Station—6:30 p.m., at Elks' rev. Carlton Buck, pastor of Christian church, will on "Mother's Day." Show—1 p.m., in the high auditorium. Sponsored by the school home economic students. Chapter of RAM, No. 125 — m. at Masonic Temple. Professional Women — l by Mrs. H. I. Coons. 20 p.m., directed by Mrs. Peterson. Franklin P-TA—2:30 p.m., school. Washington P-TA—2:30 p.m., school. Anne P-TA—2:30 p.m., at the Ralston, vice-principal Savanna school took 38 from the 7th and 8th to San Diego Friday on a Greyhound bus. Mrs who assisted as chapere Mrs. John Gautschy, Volter, Elton C. Snavelly, Hauman, Percy Crawford; a Emery teacher, and Alkely, custodian. Pretty Layette Shower Honors Mrs. Robert Prior Yellow and white candles and roses formed an attractive setting for a baby shower given for Mrs. Robert L. Prior at her home, 8091 Alamo, by her sister, Mrs. L. J. Homan of Southgate and Mrs. Arnold E. Pape, sister-in-law from Anaheim. A decorated yellow and white bassinet held many lovely gifts. Shower games were played and a door-prize went to Mrs. J. R. Travers of Anaheim. Guests who attended were Mrs. Cecil Ketchum and Mrs. Scott Lambert, both of Norwalk; Mrs. Glenn Butcher, Mrs. J. R. Travers, Mrs. Louis Higuera, Mrs. Walter Schmitt, and Mrs. Al Pape, all of Anaheim; Mrs. P. H. Prior, of Santa Ana; Mrs. Ray Anderson and Mrs. Cyrus Hoover, both of Hawthorne; Mrs. Clay J. Ritchie, Mrs. Marie Ritchie, both of Bell Gardens; Nancy Lou Homan of UCLA. Sending gifts but unable to attend were Mrs. James Taylor of Anaheim and Mrs. Ward McCormick of Fullerton. Climax of the evening came when, unexpectedly, gifts from Mrs. Prior's relatives from Mondovl, Wis., were brought out and given to her. Personal Mention George Washington P-TA will hold a general meeting Wednesday, May 9, at 2:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tea hostesses will be Mrs. John Wilcox, Mrs. John Miller, and Mrs. H. Whitney. Business for the evening will include an installation of officers and convention reports. Captain and Mrs. Paul Bittick and their daughter Mary Carole are house guests of Mrs. Millie Remland of 9422 S. Stanton ave. They came down from Hamilton Air Field to attend Mildred Remland's wedding. For "His or Her" Graduation Gift Give a watch. Complete line of well known brands. 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