anaheim-gazette 1951-05-11

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1945 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA EXCITING MOMENT In the birthday party given for Yvonne Marie Osborne yesterday afternoon we recorded when the young guest of honor saw the beautiful birthday cake presented in honor of her fourth birthday. Shown, left to right, front row: Janie Sutherland, Nancy Burkett, Pamela Claire Yvonne Osborne, Larry Agajanian and Bobby Brownell. Back row: Robin Wallace, Jan Daoust, Gail Ann Henning, Mrs. Wes Osborne, Claudio Wegner and Patsy Mahaffey. (Gazette photo by Robertson) Fourth District Past President to Speak on Health Mrs. Arthur Sipherd of Orange. Picnic at Park Fetes Yvonne Osborne Birthday Colorful boats carried the names of guests on their sails for the festive party given in honor Washington P-TA Seats Officers At Final Meeting Fourth District Past President to Speak on Health Mrs. Arthur Sipherd of Orange, a past president of Fourth District, California Congress of Parents and Teachers, currently serving as state child health chairman, will speak to members of Fourth District, Thursday, May 17, at an all day meeting in Orange Coast college auditorium. SPOTLIGHT IS ON SAVING Insure With FARMERS All auto insurance policies read alike but the rates are not the same. With FARMERS you SAVE MONEY because that high annual renewal cost is eliminated...you save the difference. • Semi-Annual Premiums • No "up charge" for mileage or business use • Prompt Claims Service Robert L. Martin 433 W. Center St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 3528 Picnic at Park Fetes Yvonne Osborne Birthday Colorful boats carried the names of guests on their sails for the festive party given in honor of Miss Yvonne Marie Osborne on her fourth birthday yesterday afternoon in city park. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wes Osborne, 912 W. Alberta St., the honoree was showered with gifts by sixty-four relatives and friends attending the affair. Ham, baked beans and potato salad were served with the traditional birthday cake as dessert. Guests were the Misses Pamela Clay, Robin Wallace, Sally Ann Clark, Jan Rae Reinert, Jerri Rafer, Patsy Mahaffey, Suzie Hendricks, Patty Joe Vandenberg, Betty Ann Heuler, Janie Sutherland, Jan Doast; Masters Larry Agjianian, Loren Schutz, Jim Glipin, David Dohm, Hal Felbaum, Billy Doyle, Mark Kirkhart, Bobby Brownell, Rob Lowell and Robert Bouck. Mothers attending included the Mesdames John Clay, Alan Wallace, David Clark, James Reinert, John Raber, Jim HerAricks, Bill Sutherland, Virgil Doaust, Dick Henning, Harold Doaust, Tom Sowder Sully Roquet, Ainsworth Burkett, Robert Schmidt, Bill Groat, Loren Wagner, Ben Agjianian, Warren Schutz, Chet Gilpin, Jess Dohm, Harold Felbaum, Max Doyle, Walt Kirkhart, Randall Brownell, Robert Lovell and Bill Bouck. Also present were Mrs. Roy Eldridge, Mrs. C. C. Reinert, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Osborne Sr. Little Ronny Sanders who was hit by a car last week in Stanton suffered no injuries. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Sanders of 10431 S. Stanton ave. Washington P-TA Seats Officers At Final Meeting An unusual flower theme used by Mrs. John Henry in ducting installation of officers George Washington P-TA week. Corsages of different colors were presented to each of the coming officers, each color denoting a quality required of her fiice. Mrs. Carl Hatfield was stalled president; Mrs. Max Wile vice president; Mrs. E. W. Mulley secretary; Mrs. M. Loette treasurer; Mrs. A. C. Mabs; torian; Mrs. O. E. Farless; partimentarian; and Valney Elaudor. Following installation, Walter Meade presented the officers with membership pins; Mrs. Carl Hatfield with a president's pin. In other business, the association voted to present a gift to school and to conduct a fat vage drive. Plans were made for the annual sixth grade picnic, finalwiener sale,and final booeting to be held at the house of Mrs. S. E. Loard on May 26. Mrs. O. E. Farless opened a program with a poetic tribute mothers. Also featured were M Shadowald's Harmonettes for Fremont school, including E and Marilyn Richards, Mary L Hund, Zole Fort, Sherlyn Ann and Dorothy Thomas, Lois Swie Dixie Heffern, Cherrie Goff, J Critchfield, Glenda Smith, Glc Taylor and Barbara Olsen. David Brown gave a read and was followed by the six grade Girl Scouts in a group so They are,Dorothy Bovee,Mild Hernandez,Shirley Burgess,Renny Kay Price,Helen Mill Jinnie Moreno,Maria Felez,Lda Howe,Loretta Kliever,Margaret Olvera,Virginia Caballo Rosie Veyna Deann DawsonHarriet Ewing. JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. CENTER STREET Little Ronny Sanders who was hit by a car last week in Stanton suffered no injuries. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Sanders of 10431 S. Stanton ave. JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. CENTER STREET ANAHEIM 2322 MOTHER'S DAY—MAY 13TH REMEMBER MOTHER WITH Whitman's CHOCOLATES THE FAMOUS SAMPLER AND OTHER WHITMAN'S ASSORTMENTS And other Whitman's Assortments David Brown gave a read and was followed by the six grade Girl Scouts in a group so They are, Dorothy Bovee, Milda Hernandez, Shirley Burgess, Karen Renny, Kay Price, Helen Milne Jinnie Moreno, Maria Felez, Linda Howe, Loretta Kliever, Margaret Olvera, Virginia Caballero Rosie Veyna, Deann Dawson and Harriet Ewing. Song and dance by the four grade Brownies concluded the program. Refreshments were served first grade room mothers, Mrs John Miller, Mrs John Wilcox Mrs. H. Whitney. The tea taz was decorated by Mrs. Jo Arri flower chairman, in pink sweet peas and pink carnations. But Hatfield entertained during the tea hour. Kaye Fancher Head Beta Sigma Phi In a moving ceremony at Imperial May 8, new Beta Sigma Phi officers were installed Eloise Smith, outgoing president. The new officers include: President, Kaye Fancher; vice president, Helen Cohn; recording secretary, Gladys Malmrose; corresponding secretary, Eloise Smil treasurer, Mildred Mauerhan. Preceding the installation, members of the Anaheim chapter enjoyed a delicious dinner and the music of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chance who played in duet Choins Military Polonaise and Hollis Valse. Josephine Chance is member of Beta Sigma Phi. YLI Names Delegates to Grand Convention Election of delegates to the joint YMI-YLI Grand Convention in Oakland beginning June 18 was conducted at a meeting of Anaheim YLI this week. Named to represent the club were Bonnie Jollisaint and Marie Martin, alternates, Agnes Zinda and Gertrude Carter. Elsie Benner, president, will also attend. It was announced that Agnes Zinda, district deputy, would make her official visit to Hertman Institute No. 76 in San Diego Monday evening, May 14. A potluck dinner at 6:30 in St. Patrick's Hall, 30th and University sts. will precede the meeting. Anaheim YLI members who attended the joint council meeting on districts 11 and 17, held in St. Mary's hall Fullerton on April 29 were Adeline McBride, Mary Ellen Grady and Elisse Benner. The meeting was presided over by Agnes Zinda, district deputy, and Helen Krom, grand director. Plans were formulated for the Grand Convention in Long Beach. Bridge - canasta - tripoli party will be held in the home of Margaret Shibn, 425 N. Pine st. with Regina Czapla as co-hostess on Thursday, May 24, at 7:30. Members were reminded that on June 4 the official visit of Agnes Zinda will be combined with the annual birthday party and formal initiation of new members. A pot-luck dinner at 6:30 in IOOF hall will precede the meeting. Social hour was in charge of Frances Millings, chairman and her committee, Rose Mouch, Frances Marco Allice Mateke and... Washington P-TA Meats Officers Final Meeting An unusual flower theme was presented to each of the inning officers, each color denota quality required of her offiMrs. Carl Hatfield was inpresident; Mrs. Max White, president; Mrs. E. W. Mulder, tary; Mrs. M. Loetterle, curer; Mrs. A. C. Mabs, history; Mrs. O. E. Farless, parliaarian, and Valney Elliot, lor. Following installation, Mrs. Meade presented the new vers with membership pins and Carl Hatfield with a past student's pin. Other business, the associatvoted to present a gift to the ol and to conduct a fat saldrive. Plans were made for annual sixth grade picnic; fiwinner sale, and final board ing to be held at the home mrs. S. E. Loard on May 23. Mrs. O. E. Farless opened the gram with a poetic tribute to vers. Also featured were Miss Ewald's Harmonettes from ont school, including Elma Marilyn Richards, Mary Lynn Zole Fort, Sherlyn Ann DaDorothy Thomas, Lois Swint, Heffern, Cherrie Goff, Joan Hatfield, Glenda Smith, Gloria and Barbara Olsen. David Brown gave a reading was followed by the sixth Girl Scouts in a group song. are, Dorothy Bovee, Mildred andez, Shirley Burgess, Kay y, Kay Price, Helen Miller, Moreno, Maria Felez, Linowe, Loretta Kliever, Marolera, Virginia Caballero, Veyna, Deann Dawson and et Ewing. David Brown gave a reading was followed by the sixth Girl Scouts in a group song. are, Dorothy Bovee, Mildred andez, Shirley Burgess, Kay y, Kay Price, Helen Miller, Moreno, Maria Felez, Linowe, Loretta Kliever, Marolera, Virginia Caballero, Veyna, Deann Dawson and et Ewing. Jack Hucklebee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hucklebee, Coffee Cup Cafe, Stanton, was admitted Thursday afternoon at Anaheim Community hospital for treatment of blood poisoning resulting from Members were reminded that on June 4 the official visit of Agnes Zinda will be combined with the annual birthday party and formal initiation of new members. A pot-luck dinner at 6:30 in IOOF hall will precede the meeting. Social hour was in charge of Frances Millings, chairman and her committee, Rose Mouch, Frances Marco, Alice Matejka and Irene Steichen. Yellow and white candles with orange candles decorated the tables. Popular Bride-Elect Honored At Shower Miss Rose Marie Murray was feted at a bridal shower this week by Miss Betty Saunders and Mrs. Bill Mills in the home of Mrs. Emma Stankey, grandmother of the hostess at 10772 E. Broadway. Mrs. Myrtia Saunders was a co-hostess. Prizes for games played were awarded to Mrs. Harold L. Murray, mother of the honoree; Mrs. Clyde Reist, aunt of the honoree and Miss Rosal Miller. A white lacy umbrella hung above the mantel in the living room and was complemented by a white heart pierced by a red arrow placed on the mantel. Attending were Mrs. James L. Murray, sister-in-law of the honoree; Mrs. Clyde Reist; Miss Betty Jane Murray, sister of the honored guest; Miss Orlo Fast, Mrs. Betty Reech, Miss Joan Vierra, Mrs. Philip Moran, Mrs. Philip Moran Jr., Miss Gloria Beninato, Miss Jackie Wallace, Mrs. Everett Jones, Miss Rosal Miller, Miss Beatrice Navarro, Miss Irene Sepulveda, Miss Alice Leage and Mrs. Robert Stankey. Unable to be present were Miss Rachel Lopez, Mrs. James Holiday, Mrs. Clarice Jobe, Miss Virginia Hope, Miss Betty Simms, Mrs. George Roulette, Miss Shirley Davidson, Miss Jenny Moning, Miss Mary Lou Allec and Miss Alver Navarro. Jack Hucklebee, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Hucklebee, Coffee Cup Cafe, Stanton, was admitted Thursday afternoon at Anaheim Community hospital for treatment of blood poisoning resulting from Mother-Daughter Party Draws 200 The annual Mother-Daughter banquet of the Women's Fellowship of the Presbyterian church, held Wednesday evening, was a very successful one with over 200 present. The social hall was beautifully decorated to resemble an outdoor garden with pastel flowers and vines. Each table had a center piece of pastel flowers arranged in a pink and silver May basket with pink and green candles on each side. The background of the stage was beautiful stained glass window between two marble pillars, flanked by two tall white candelabra. Mrs. O. H. Renner, Mrs. J. M. Casey and Mrs. F. B. Morley arranged this beautiful setting and Mrs. Tom Scott. President Mrs. Page Vincent extended a welcome to the daughters with a greeting from the daughters. A corsage was given to each of the following: Mrs. Grace Chapman the oldest Mother present, Mrs. Gordon Morely being the youngest mother, Mrs. Fred Liebi, the mother with the youngest baby, Mrs. Ernest Wheaton had the most daughters present and Mrs. A. D_4 Couse had the largest family. Mrs. L.S.Ross program chairman presented a very delightful program. A Tribute to Mothers' Love was given by Kathy Morris. Three songs, a hymn, Fairest Lord Jesus, a Negro spiritual and a Mother's Day song were sung by Rachel Coldwater, Miriam Congdon, Yvonne Fitz with Peggy Kohlenberger accompanist. A clever little skit was given by Pamela Kier and Paul Frank. A plano duet, Waltz of the Flowers, was given by Dorothy Bovee and Sharon Ross. A reading Mother Mason given by Mrs.Dave Col Southern Baptists Plan Mother's Day Service A special Mother's Day prois is being planned for the 11th service Sunday, May 13, 1955 the Southern Baptists who beginning a new church in heim. Every mother will be pres- a carnation as she enters VFW hall, 146 N.Phillade the temporary meeting place the church. Recognition will be give- the oldest mother,the young mother and the one with largest family present. The Sunday School with clo- for all ages begins at 9:30 The Misses Myra Harroun, ma Clamp,and Carl A. will sing "My Mother's Bible. The Rev.E.W.Moon,the tor has chosen for his motheme:"A Mother's Influence. A photographer will take tures. Topperettes Honor Mothers A special Mother's day dail- was held at Ruby's in Fullg for members and their mo- of the Topperettes club. Each guest was presented ad corsage.Bingo was played ing the evening and prizes awa ed. Attending were Corrin Dev and mother,Mrs.Rommell,raine Whitney and mother Boettger; Margie Long and Hodgkins; Jean Chamber Hazel Bunnell and Mrs.Bingle Vangie Schumacher and Mr Carlson; Betty Marr and mother Mrs.Keight; Tho Woods and guest; Katherine Mahon; Reda McCaughnahy sister,Ruth Hylton; Char Jaggers and mother,Mrs.Wewerman; Betty Dodge and mo- Free Lecture on Christian Science SUBJECT . . . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: THE GREAT PHYSICIAN UNDERSTOOD LECTURER . . . Richard P. Verrall, C. S. of New York City. Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. PLACE . . . Anaheim High School Auditorium, West Center Street TIME . . . Saturday Evening, May 12, 1951, at 8 o'clock. Auspices of .. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ★ ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND Spring Party at Marywood Tonight Marywood Spring party will be held tonight at 8 p.m. in the school social hall. Chairmen of the evening are Mrs. Joseph Nolan and Mrs. John Larson. Refreshments and decorations are being handled by Mrs. Bernard Badgon; Mrs. Henry Gillespie; Mrs. William Bushman; Mrs. Peter Schmitz; Mrs. Herbert Carter; Mrs. Frank Cain; Mrs. Charles Lawrence; Mrs. Harry Nutt; Mrs. Lee Fablan and Mrs. Theo Corliss. Mrs. Harry I. Horn was in charge of printing tickets for the affair and prizes are arranged by Mrs. Millard Scarbrough and Mrs. Nicholas Stehly. Many door prizes and individual prizes will be awarded throughout the evening, according to the chairmen. Girl Scout Camp Folders Ready For Mailing All intermediate and Brownie Fly-Up Girl Scouts will be receiving their established and day camp folders within the next few days. Northern Orange county Girl Scouts are responsible for the day camp folder and Anaheim Scouts are responsible for the established camp folder. Mr. and Mrs. Don May, 1011 Sycamore st., members of the established camp committee, used photographs taken at this mountain camp last year in designing the Camp San Antonio folder this year. The SQR headquarters for all Girl Scouts clothing and equipment financed the printing of the Southern Baptists Plan Mother’s Day Service special Mother’s Day program being planned for the 11 a.m. Service Sunday, May 13, 1951, by Southern Baptists, who are joining a new church in Anamom. Every mother will be presented carnation as she enters the W hall, 146 N. Philadelphia, temporary meeting place of church. Recognition will be given to oldest mother, the youngest mother and the one with the best family present. The Sunday School with classes all ages begins at 9:30 a.m. Misses Myra Harroun, ThelClamp, and Carl A. Willis singing “My Mother’s Bible.” The Rev. E. W. Moon, the pashas chosen for his morning time: “A Mother’s Influence.” photographer will take pices. Topperettes Honor Mothers special Mother’s day dinner held at Ruby’s in Fullerton members and their mothers the Topperettes club. Each guest was presented with horsage. Bingo was played during the evening and prizes awarded. Attending were Corrin Deverall mother, Mrs. Rommill, Lore Whitney and mother Mrs. Tetter; Margie Long and Mrs. Gikins; Jean Chamberlain, el Bunnell and Mrs. Bingham; gie Schumacher and Maxine Jason; Betty Marr and her her Mrs. Keight; Thelma ods and guest, Katherine Mcmon; Reda McCaughnahy and er, Ruth Hylton; Charlene gers and mother, Mrs. Weathan; Betty Dodge and mother, The Sunshine & Shower club met at the home of the founder, Mrs. Ruth Bennett of 7862 E. Second st., Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Roy Hudson, hostess; served assorted sandwiches, cake, salted nuts and coffee. Members who attended were the president, Mrs. Milton Hasell; Mmes. Bertha Maloney, Elijah Briggs, Richard S. Yater, Lewis McBratney, Conna E. 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