anaheim-gazette 1951-06-19

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1961 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 White Temple Choir Enjoys Banquet; Officers Elected for Coming Year Saturday night the members of the Temple Choir, Music committee members, and staff members of White Temple Methodist church enjoyed a delicious chicken dinner served at Ruby's in Fullerton. The banquet was the first one held by the choir and it is planned to continue it as an annual June affair. It not only served as a social party but also as a farewell for the choir director, Miss Gania Demaree, who is planning to return to further her educational studies, and also as a welcoming of the new director and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Anderson from Santa Ana. Mrs. Harpster, choir president, gave the welcoming speech and introductions. Directors of the three graded youth choirs were present, Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreth, third through fourth grade boys and girls; Mrs. Gwen Harlow, fifth through eighth grade girls and Mrs. Ruth Preston, fifth through eighth grade boys. Special honor and credit was tendered to the choir mother, Mrs. Vera Riner and to the organist, Mrs. Joe Burk. Staff members present were Rev. and Mrs. Frank Butterworth, Mrs. Eleanor Gil- Green, Marguerite McCosh, Mrs. Brune Scheffler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards and Fred, Jr., Mr. Joe Burk, Mr. Ed Luwkins, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ryan, Mrs. Fred Clements, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bersticker. Ladies Toasted By Local Clubmen Fifty Toastmasters and their wives assembled in the Indian Room of the Steak House at Buena Park to observe Anaheim Toastmaster's Ladies Night held to celebrate the completion of the Speechcraft course. The meeting gave the new members an opportunity to speak during the Table Topic portion of the program. The Table Topic was under the direction of Ed Wright on the subject "Today's Youth" and covered the various problems of both youth and parents. Impromptu talks of two minutes provided a means of many of the members and some of the wives to express their opinions on this vital question. Toastmaster R. H. Allen was chairman of the speaking portion of the program and introduced the HONOR GRADUATES—Members by members of Calvary Baptist Winters, David Stephenson, Marilyn Rhodes, John Lee, Charles Pettie Diann Sagan, Norman Clow and Calvary Baptist Church Honored by Congress Eighth grade, high school and junior college graduates of Calvary Baptist church, Broadway at Citron, were honored by the church with a semi-formal banquet last night in the banquet room at Lum's. Pastor Bob Kevorkian acted as Master of Ceremonies. Words of commendation to the graduates were given by Mr. Ben Boettger, chairman of the Board of Deacons, Mr. Vern Thompson, super- three grade youth choirs were present, Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreth, third through fourth grade boys and girls; Mrs. Gwen Harlow, fifth through eighth grade girls and Mrs. Ruth Preston, fifth through eighth grade boys. Special honor and credit was tendered to the choir mother, Mrs. Vera Riner and to the organist, Mrs. Joe Burk. Staff members present were Rev. and Mrs. Frank Butterworth, Mrs. Eleanor Gilbreth, director of religious education and Mrs. Mary Reed, officer secretary. Mrs. Harpster thanked all of the cabinet members who had helped to make this past year a success. An extra vote of thanks and appreciation was extended to Miss Phyllis Herman, social chairman, who had taken charge of the banquet and program arrangements. The Temple choir sincerely appreciates the time and endless effort that Miss Demaree has given them the past two years. They feel that they have come a long way in learning to work together and in developing their Christian ideals through worship and music. An impressive installation of new officers followed dinner. Rev. Frank Butterworth presided and introduced the new cabinet, stressing importance of their responsibilities in the church program. Officers for 1951-52 are as follows: President, Miss Dorothy Harlow; vice-president, Mrs. Ruth Preston; secretary-treasurer, Miss Dorothy Fisher; publicity, Mrs. Phyllis Hinman; librarians, Herb Keys, Carl Hatfield and Fred Clements. Herb Keys was unable to attend. Rev. Butterworth closed this dedication ceremony with a prayer. Mrs. Harpster then introduced the Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Joe Hinman who presented a talent show. The program consisted of local talent within the choir group. Those attending other than already mentioned were: Mary Harpster, Louise Miller, Carolyn A. D. Sanders of 13921 Laurel st., Santa Ana, is in the Santa Fe hospital in Los Angeles for the third week. He is suffering from lukemia. He has been with the Pacific Electric as a substation operator for 32 years and operated the power house in Stanton. The Rev. and Mrs. Frank E. Butterworth of White Temple church, and Mrs. and Mrs. E.S. Williamson, all of Anaheim, left yesterday to attend the Southern California Annual Methodist conference held at the University of Redlands. They plan to return at the end of the week. The Table Topic was under the direction of Ed Wright on the subject "Today's Youth" and covered the various problems of both youth and parents. Impromptu talks of two minutes provided a means of many of the members and some of the wives to express their opinions on this vital question. Toastmaster R. H. Allen was chairman of the speaking portion of the program and introduced the speakers who were Dr. J.-P. Ersek whose topic was "If You Smile," followed by Royal Martin speaking on "What We Learn from the Eskimo." Dr. Kenneth Heuler's speech was "We Learn from Youth" and C.O. Garshwiler covered the subject of "Why Toastmasters." The invocation was given by Aubrey Van Verst. Evaluator of the evening was R.J.Allen and John Knutzen was timekeeper. President Louis Taylor was chairman of the meeting. Next week's meeting will feature three of the new members making their first talk in the Basic Training series, the next workshop project, it was announced by Page Vincent, educational chairman. Special guests of the evening were Mr. and Mrs.P.L.Mitschler of Winfield, Kans., and Mr. and Mrs.James T.Carter of Anaheim. The Orange Coast Mineral and Lapidary society will hold their annual picnic at Orange City park Monday evening, June 25. Bring your own basket lunch, the society will furnish the coffee and ice cream. There will be a rock swap, so bring anything you would like to trade and see what you can get. Plans will be discussed for the forthcoming show to be held in conjunction with the Orange County fair in August. Music will be furnished by Bradley Hughes and there will be fun for all. Mr. and Mrs.King Rutledge, 7511 E.Cerritos ave., and their granddaughter, Carol Jane Rutledge, left today for Yellowstone National Park DIAMOND SOLITAIRES to be cherished by your bride-to-be as they have for many generations from our store long known for quality charge or budget courtesies KENDRICK'S JEWELRY CO. 155 W. Center St. — Phone Anaheim 4403 Plans will be discussed for the forthcoming show to be held in conjunction with the Orange County fair in August. Music will be furnished by Bradley Hughes and there will be fun for all. Mr. and Mrs. King Rutledge, 7511 E. Cerritos ave. and their granddaughter, Carol Jane Rutledge, left today for Yellowstone National Park. During their two week's vacation they will visit relatives and friends at Flat Willow, Mont., where they homesteaded in 1911. In Denver, Colo., they will pick up Mrs. Rutledge's sister, Mrs. Katherine Prigge, who will make the return trip with them. While they are away Mr. and Mrs. Harold C. Kline of Long Beach, also a sister will reside in the Rutledge home. Frank Kellogg Jr. received his doctor's degree in medicine in commencement exercises Sunday at Stanford University. In the same exercises, his wife Shirley received her Bachelor of Science degree in nursing. Traveling north to witness the ceremonies were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg Sr. and daughter Joanne; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Fry and Miss Ruth Griggs. Dr. Kellogg has accepted residency in Stanford Memorial Hospital where he will specialize in pediatrics. House guest of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Storm, 319 E. Valencia, is Miss Pauline Conerty of Pennsylvania. She will enjoy an extended visit in Southern California. GRADUATES—Members of graduating classes from local schools were feted at a banquet of Calvary Baptist church last night. Left to right: Donald Lee, Willard Henry, Paul David Stephenson, Marilyn Miller, Roger Selms, George Emmerson, Donald Ewart, Frances John Lee, Charles Pettie and Benjamin Curtis. Those attending not shown in photo were agan, Norman Clow and Frank Cushing. Baptist Church Graduates Honored by Congregation at Banquet Carol Domries Honored at Pretty Shower Miss Carol Domries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Domries, 7231 E. Ball rd., who has announced her engagement to Robert Leonard Justus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Justus of Lodi, was honored by relatives at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday Girl Scouts on Day Camp at Hilicrest Park Sweaters, ditty bags, and lunches were part of the luggage stored on the Anaheim Day Camp Bus as 50 Girl Scouts left today from the Scout House. Mrs. Norman Tesner answered all questions of parents, bus driver, leaders, and girls as she began loading at 8:30. Each day skits, songs, games, or pantomime acts will be given at 2:30 as the girls gather for the Carol Domries Honored at Pretty Shower Miss Carol Domries, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Domries, 7231 E. Ball rd., who has announced her engagement to Robert Leonard Justus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Justus of Lodi, was honored by relatives at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening. Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur Domries, an aunt of 7941 Lincoln ave., and her daughter, Mrs. Robert Merriman, 716 N. Philadelphia st. The party scene was the A-C Ranch of another aunt, Mrs. Roy Burns, in Placentia. The 16 guests, all relatives, were: Mrs. Dave Domries, mother; Mrs. Otto Domries, aunt from Anaheim; Mrs. Charles Walpus of Stanton, grandmother; Mrs. H. R. Fox of No. Olive in Anaheim, who is an aunt. Cousins present were: Mrs. David Eggert of Buena Park; Mrs. Leonard Eggert, Fullerton; Mrs. Artie Showers, Garden Grove; Mrs. Pete Ven Muellin, San Jose; Mrs. Bernard Domries, Mrs. J. N. Ruth and Miss Marlene Fox of Anaheim, who is the maid of honor. Gifts were also sent by other relatives: Mrs. William Stulman, Mrs. Digby Davis of Anaheim and Mrs. Frank Thomas of Bell. A miniature bride 30 inches high centered the refreshment table flanked with pink and white larkspur, stocks and ferns, between two candelabra. The game of hearts was won by the honoree with low prize going to Mrs. Burns. Lime and raspberry sherbet carried out the color scheme and was supplemented by cookies and coffee. Miss Domries and Robert Justus will be married at Anaheim Bethel Baptist church on June 22. Couplets Club Picnic at Park A barbecue in city park was enjoyed by members of the Couplets club Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Trabant in charge. Volley ball was the diversion of the evening, Paul Rodet led Sweaters, ditty bags, and lunches were part of the luggage stored on the Anaheim Day Camp Bus as 50 Girl Scouts left today from the Scout House. Mrs. Norman Tesner answered all questions of parents, bus driver, leaders, and girls as she began loading at 8:30. Each day skits, songs, games, or pantomime acts will be given at 2:30 as the girls gather for the closing assembly and wait for the bus. Parents will be invited to enjoy the highlights of the week activities on the last day of camp, July 28th. A program will be presented, followed by camp fire singing. Adult leaders at Hillcrest are Mrs. Keith Murdock, Mrs. Joe Arias, Mrs. William Bushman, Mrs. Bernard Jordan, Mrs. Clyde Dawson, Miss Nadine McIntyre, Mrs. H. W. Dugdale, Mrs. Richard Fischle and program aides, Miss Peggy Sterba, Kathy Peltzer, Carole Bushman, Carol Miller, Shirley Schmitz, Paula Lande and Carole Dawson. Stanton Offers Summer Program For Youngsters A summer recreational program is being offered the teen-agers of Stanton, three days a week, starting June 25, according to Superintendent Wayne Butterbaugh. Starting Monday, June 25, there will be an art teacher for grades 2-6, from 9:00 to 12:00 and on Tuesdays and Fridays Clare C. Van Hoorebeke of Anaheim, high school coach, will be in charge of an athletic program for grades 4-8, from 9:00 to 12:00 and 1:00 to 5:00. A swimming program will also be offered on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The bus will leave the Stanton school at 10781 Oak st. at 3:30 on Mondays and Thursdays, and at 10:30 on Saturdays, and will pick up children at corner of Stanton ave. and Center st. A stop will be made on the corner of Western and Ball rd., to accommodate Savanna children. Children will return by 5:45 Each child is to furnish own towel and swim suits and is asked to leave money and valuables at home. Couplets Club Picnic at Park A barbecue in city park was enjoyed by members of the Couplets club Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Don Gordon and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Trabant in charge. Volley ball was the diversion of the evening. Paul Rodet led devotions. Others attending were Mrs. Paul Rodet, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Graham, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Lynn, Mrs. Glen Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cool. Cabbage is a member of the family including Brussels sprouts, kale, turnips and rutabaga. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weisel came down from Santa Barbara last week to visit Mrs. Weisel's mother, Mrs. P. J. Weisel of La Habra Heights. They were in Anaheim Friday when they were the guests of Mrs. Henry Kuchel. They have recently returned from Cevernavaca and Mexico City where they spent the winter. FREE DEMONSTRATION TREATMENT of the famous Stauffer System The SAFE . . . EASY WAY to REDUCE A slim figure, free from unsightly bulges, is every woman's natural heritage, regardless of age. 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Harley Bailey of Stockton led the singing. Special music was brought by the choir of the Long Beach Evangelical United Brethren church. Cabbage comes in three colors—white, red and green. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huss of 1002 North Olive and their two children, Kafny and James Harding, left Saturday for a month's motor trip to Kansas, and Tulsa, Oklahoma, where they will visit Mrs. Huss' two brothers, Calvin and Charles Morgan; then to Arkansas where Mrs. Huss was born. On the return trip they will spend July 4th with Mr. Huss' brother, Vencial Huss, his wife and two sons, Johnny and Leonard, who visited here last year. The SQR Store Interesting News!!! 4 DAY Sale Beginning Wednesday... Continuing thru Saturday! Beginning Wednesday... Continuing thru Saturday! Hollyvogue OF CALIFORNIA NYLONS Regular 1.75 4 Day Sale Price... 1£29 Buy an extra pair or two at this low price! 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