anaheim-gazette 1951-06-08

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Two Outstanding Students in Redlands University Graduation Class Sunday Virginia Casey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Virl Casey, 10671 West st.; and Dorlyne Hochuli, daughter of Mrs. Alta Hochull, 511 E. Broadway; both of Anaheim, will be among the 227 graduating seniors who receive their degrees at the University of Redlands 42nd annual commencement to be held Sunday, June 10, on the Redlands campus. Governor Howard Pyle of Arizona will give the address to the seniors and their guests. One of the largest classes in Miss Dorlyne Hochuli Woman's Group Enjoys Luncheon In Saville Home The Rev. and Mrs. John Kimball Saville entertained members of the Woman's auxiliary of St. Michael's church at a delightful buffet luncheon this week. Mrs. Saville was assisted in serving by her daughter, Deborah. Later in the afternoon, the group adjourned to the parish Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Carter of 9735 S. Western ave., have just purchased an attractive new home at 2348 Williamson, Fullerton. The Carters have four children, Edgar, Jr., 10, Judith Evan who is nine, Joyn-Thomas, seven and Patricia Ann, just five. Major Loren P. Lukens who came here three weeks ago from Fort Benning, Georgia, where as a member of the 40th Division of the California National Guard, he was taking specialized training, left Wednesday from Travis Field, near Pittsburgh, Calif., to fly to Japan. He will be attached to the 3rd Battalion of the 224th Division. He visited his wife and children, Lorry, who is six and Gale, three, who reside at Corona del Mar. Also his parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Earl Lukens of 6771 E. Ball rd., and his brother's family, John E. Lukens of Cypress. Surprise Shower for Gladys Malmrose When the members of Evangelical United Brethren Junior WSWC met last evening for their regular business meeting in the home of Mrs. Charles Smith, they honored Mrs. Gladys Malmrose with a surprise shower. Miss Malmrose is the bride-elect of Albert Ramm of this city. Wedding date is set for July 26. A delicious dinner was served with Mrs. Milbert Gess, Mrs. Ernest Engel and Mrs. James Martin as co-hostesses. MISS VIRGINIA CASEY, the University's history will be honored as 172 Bachelor of Arts, 18 Bachelor of Music and 14 Bachelor of Science degrees will be presented. Among the other activities will be Baccalaureate with Reverend Boyce Van Osdel, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church in San Bernardino, conducting the services on Sunday morning, a senior dinner and reception, and the traditional Zanja Fiesta, Saturday evening June 9. In addition 22 master's degrees will be awarded to graduate students for their study at the University. Enjoys Luncheon In Saville Home The Rev. and Mrs. John Kimball Saville entertained members of the Woman's auxiliary of St. Michael's church at a delightful buffet luncheon this week. Mrs. Saville was assisted in serving by her daughter, Deborah. Later in the afternoon, the group adjourned to the parish house where they cut out Christmas work for summer sewing. A business meeting followed. Next meeting will be held on the first Thursday in September. If your family likes kidney, serve them sometimes in a creole sauce over fluffy cooked rice. Make the creole sauce of canned tomatoes thickened with a little corstarch or flour, and seasoned well with salt, pepper and finely grated onion. Add a little diced green pepper to the sauce just before serving for crisp texture. Go to Church on Sunday The Mother Colony house, built in 1857 was Anaheim's first home. It was built by George Hansen, a civil engineer, who selected the lot and built his home before the rest of Anaheim's new settlers arrived from San Francisco. This ornate little dwelling was used as an office during the community's development. Many of the pioneers who followed George Hansen The Mother Colony house, built in 1857 was Anaheim's first home. It was built by George Hansen, a civil engineer, who selected the lot and built his home before the rest of Anaheim's new settlers arrived from San Francisco. This ornate little dwelling was used as an office during the community's development. Many of the pioneers who followed George Hansen were without the means to build their own home. Others needed a place to save their money and let it grow. To meet these two needs—savings and loans—the Savings, Loan and Building Association of Anaheim was organized. The same type of friendly, local people who first founded the company still serve the thrifty people of the Anaheim area. Here forward thinking and cooperation have made the Pioneer company grow with a reputation of fair dealing since 1889. Deposits Received by the 10th of July Draw Interest From the 1st of July Come in soon—and find out how easy it is to save and earn at your Pioneer Savings Company. Savings Insured Up to $10,000 The Savings Loan & Building Association of Anaheim ... 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 Medical Auxiliary Names Chairmen On the afternoon of June 5, the Women's Auxiliary to the California Medical association met at the home of Mrs. Arthur Alne in Fullerton. Mrs. John Montanus, retiring president, called on Mrs. Luther Davison who gave an excellent book review of "Santa Claus, M.D." by A. A. Bauer. Convention reports of the WA to the CMA held in Los Angeles in May, were given by Mrs. Samuel Gendel and Mrs. Thomas B. Clark. Committee chairmen for the past year, gave their annual reports. Mrs. Arthur Nies, second vice-president of the State Auxiliary, presented Mrs. John Montanus, retiring president, with a corsage in appreciation of her untiring efforts and excellent presidential guidance throughout the year. Mrs. Nies then installed the newly elected officers for the year and each was presented with a corsage. They are Mrs. John F. Renshaw, president; Mrs. Samuel Gendel, first vice-president; Mrs. A. H. Wightman, second vice-president; Mrs. Bernard Mason, recording secretary; Mrs. Arnold Bode, corresponding secretary and Mrs. John G. Wilcox, treasurer. Mrs. J. F. Renshaw, president for the new year, accepted the gavel and expressed her anticipation of a successful year. Mrs. Renshaw named her committee chairmen. They are Mrs. Samuel Gendel, program; Mrs. A. W. Wightman, membership; Mrs. Arthur Nies, budget and finance; Mrs. Arthur C. Ellott, public relations; Mrs. Milton H. Damron, legislation; Mrs. Samuel W. Weay- Pastor Pflug At Park Meet The Christian solution to the problems of young people and married couples will be told when the Rev. E. H. Pflug delivers the address in outdoor worship services in Anaheim City park Greek theater Sunday at 7 p.m. Sermon topic is "The Church and the Home." Fourth speaker in a series of increasingly popular services sponsored by Zion Lutheran church, the Rev. Pflug is well qualified to talk on problems of young people. He was pastoral advisor to a boys' reformatory in St. Charles, Ill., for several years. During his period of service, Pastor Pflug personally supervised the rehabilitation of 25 boys who were serving sentences for crimes in the institution. One of his charges later attended college and became a teacher in a north Illinois national mention. Loren P. Lukens who three weeks ago fromeling, Georgia, where as of the 40th Division of Virginia National Guard, heing specialized training,tuesday from Travis Field,burgh, Calif., to fly towill be attached to the million of the 224th Dvl ise Shower for Mrs Malmrose the members of Evan-nited Brethren Junior last evening for their business meeting in the Mrs.Charles Smith, they Mrs.Gladys Malmroseprise shower. Malmrose is the bride-bert Ramm of this city.state is set for July 26. ous dinner was served.Milbert Gess, Mrs.el and Mrs.James Mar-postesses. Mrs. J. F. Renshaw, president for the new year, accepted the gavel and expressed her anticipation of a successful year. Mrs. Renshaw named her committee chairmen. They are Mrs. Samuel Gendel, program; Mrs. A. W. Wightman, membership; Mrs. Arthur Niles, budget and finance; Mrs. Arthur C. Elliott, public relations; Mrs. Milton H. Damron, legislation; Mrs. Samuel W. Weaver, hospitality; Mrs. Thomas B. Clark, publicity; Mrs. Emmet Pettis, today's health; Mrs. W. F. Owen, public health; Mrs. L. F. Whittaker, parliamentarian; Mrs. Harry Huffman, Historian; Mrs. L. E. Wilson, constitution; Mrs. L. D. Spencer, social; Mrs. C. Clarke Engleman, courtesy; Mrs. James Lynch, project and community service; Mrs. Fred M. Hansen, student loan; Mrs. Carl J. Paul and Mrs. Joseph Tirico, benefit bridge. A luncheon will be held for the auxiliary executive committee and committee chairmen at the Balboa Bay club on June 12. After the meeting, tea and coffee were served at a beautifully decorated table. Mrs. John Montanus, retiring president, and Mrs. J. F. Renshaw, newly elected president, poured. Hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs. Harold Wanless, chairman, Fullerton; Mrs. Arthur Alne, Fullerton; Mrs. Wm J. Calvy, Anaheim; Mrs. Arthur C. Ferree, Buena Park; Mrs. R. T. Eklund, Placentia; Mrs. B. D. Roberts, Anaheim; Mrs. Donald Bauman, Fullerton; Mrs. Emmett Pettis, Fullerton. Southern Baptist The Southern Baptist church, which meets in the VFW hall at 146 N. Philadelphia, has the following Sunday services: Sunday school begins at 9:30 and the topic for discussion this Sunday is "The Mission of Jesus Christ." Hhe worship service is at 11:00 and the Rev. E. W. Moon will speak on the topic "Is It Nothing to You?" The book "Building a Church Training Program" is being taught at 7:00 and the topic for the worship service at 8:00 is "Who Is on the Lord's Side?" St. Michael's Special features will mark all services at St. Michael's Episcopal church this Sunday, June 10. At 8 a.m., the young people's fellowship, sponsored by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson, and directed by Miss Bette Appley, president, will attend the regular communion service. They will follow this dedication period with breakfast in the Parish House and a business meeting. At 9:30 a.m., the annual church school promotion and award service will be held with parents and relatives invited to attend with their children. There will be awards for all with perfect attendance records and promotion certificates for those entering a new department in the church school. The Junior choir directed by Mrs. Juanita Ross, will sing "O Lord Most Merciful" by Cesar Franck. The solo part will be taken by Ms. Mary McCarthy. LOOKING FOR LOOKING FOR Sunday school begins at 9:30 and the topic for discussion this Sunday is "The Mission of Jesus Christ." Hhe worship service is at 11:00 and the Rev. E. W. Moon will speak on the topic "Is It Nothing to You?" The book "Building a Church Training Program" is being taught at 7:00 and the topic for the worship service at 8:00 is "Who Is on the Lord's Side?" There will be a Vacation Bible school at La Palma park June 18 through June 29 from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. All children from the ages of four through 16 are welcomed. There will be Bible study, handwork and recreation. The principal of the school will be Miss Lois Williams of Hale, Mo. She is a graduate of Southwest Baptist college and Oklahoma Baptist university and is now a student at the Golden Gate seminary. Homer A. Nelson, O.D. W. M. Hollingsworth, O.D. Optometrists 114 NORTH LEMON STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANNOUNCE THE FORMAL OPENING OF THEIR NEW AND LARGER OFFICES SATURDAY, JUNE 9, 1951 OPEN HOUSE 2:00 TO 5:00 P.M. 7:00 TO 9:00 P.M. NEXT DOOR TO FORMER OFFICES Father's Day Special! Quantity now limited, hurry in! 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