anaheim-gazette 1951-10-03

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Junior Ebell Opens Years Business With Plans for Kiddy Fashion Show in Nov. More than 100 members of Anaheim's Junior Ebell club gathered at the clubhouse, last night to open the new season under the leadership of Mrs. Kenton Winks. Initial item on the agenda were plans for the annual Kiddy Fashion Show to be held at the clubhouse November 17. Betty Rose Show will present the styles. In order to raise additional funds for the club, the ways and means committee inaugurated a plan to serve cokes during the recess between the business and program hour. The committee, headed by Mrs. Virgil Daoust, will also serve refreshments during the bridge section meetings. Speaker for the evening was the interesting and internationally known monologist, Franklin Lacy. His versatile program included several amusing and pointed character sketches interspersed with narrations on personal experiences. Highlight of his perform- Circus to Open ance was a discussion of his recent trip through Europe and the personalities and experiences he encountered there. Mr. Lacy has made over 80 appearances on television and has appeared at more than 2,500 women's club meetings. Pouring at the tea table were Mrs. D. B. Baker, junior past president; and Mrs. Claude Simpson, junior advisor. Hallowe'en was the theme used in decorating the table, with orange and black napkins arranged on each side of a centerpiece of gold chrysanthemums. Serving on the hostess committee with chairman, Mrs. Charles Endicott, were board members, Mrs. MacFarland Tolf, Mrs. Loren Wagner, Mrs. Virgil Daoust, Mrs. Kenneth Banks, Mrs. Fred Rusch, Mrs. Wesley Mendoza, Mrs. Ralph Maas Jr., Mrs. John Ganahl, and Mrs. Kenton Wines. Sophomore Parent Dinner Last Night Under the sponsorship of Ana- Speaker for the evening was the interesting and internationally known monologuist, Franklin Lacy. His versatile program included several amusing and pointed character sketches interspersed with narrations on personal experiences. Highlight of his performer Circus to Open School Activities A one ring circus and carnival will open Thomas Jefferson school's P-TA activities tomorrow afternoon. The event will feature John Strong's circus which has appeared in the Los Angeles schools and features dogs, ponies and clowns. It will be staged three times during the carnival, at 4 p.m., 6 p.m. and 7:30. Mrs. A. R. Buls, general chairman of the carnival, has announced that committees will be in charge of booths to sell hot dogs, pop, coffee and chill and beans. Game booths will also be featured. Mrs. Philip Bird, president of the association, has announced that the first P-TA meeting of Thomas Jefferson school will be a pot luck supper and fathers' night Oct. 17 at the school cafeterium. Sophomore Parent Dinner Last Night Under the sponsorship of Anaheim High school P-TA, parents of sophomore students were welcomed at a dinner in the cafeteria last night. Mrs. Foster Warwick, president of P-TA, was mistress of ceremonies and presented Frank Kellogg who introduced the sophomore teachers. Mr. Demaree was unable to be present. Sophomore class advisor Mason Henry discussed at length the counseling program and the various tests given students. A discussion period followed. Approximately 100 attended the dinner. Miss Beverly Schnug, art teacher, will have P-TA membership papers prepared for the membership drive to be conducted under the direction of Mrs. Howard Wilkinson. Clyde Nickle is teacher membership chairman and has reported that a 100 per cent membership will be made. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan are sophomore class parent advisers. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Cone from the board of trustees. Engagement Told At Party Here A Saturday evening get together held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Moore, 1320 Burton Rd., Anaheim, revealed the engagement of Muriel Siemers to Jack Ruthrauff, both of Fullerton. Miss Siemers is the triplet daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Siemers of Pender, Nebraska. Mr. Ruthrauff is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston Ruthrauff of Decatur, Illinois. No wedding date has been set. George Washington P-TA board meeting will be held tomorrow Rich in lipids, For dry skins... And those over 30 This luscious cream contains special added elements, to bring smoother complexion loveliness to dry skins, and those "over thirty"! Quality cosmetics since 1886 McCOY'S CUT RATE DRUGS 100 W Center, Anaheim THE PERFECT GIFT! FOR THE GIRL WITH PARTIES ON HER MIND... INTERNATIONAL'S Sterling Hostess Here's "hope chest" sterling you can use now. 8 solod forks, 8 teaspoons... perfect for teas or snacks with your friends. And the handsome silver-gray case doubles as a jewel box. 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Frils will review Church Group Leader Addresses Anaheim Council Anaheim Board of the U.S. Church Women and their groups were privileged to hear Mrs. wood J. Bulgin, first vice-president of the United Church Women Southern California, speak to the on "The Challenge of Our Year." Mr. Bulgin said that the strength of the Federation of Church Women depends on the local councils and the great challenge to chick women is to discover that people across our denominational church fences are pretty like people. She appealed to the members of the board to support "The sade for Freedom," stating this is an effort of the people the United States to give the people of other countries the true to fight ideas with ideas. She urged Church Women attend the Regional Conference of United Church Women Southern California which will be held Wednesday and Thursday Oct. 24 and 25 at Wilshire Modist Church, Los Angeles, standing speakers from all the United States are to be on program. Mrs. Chester Ferris, press officer opened the meeting reading "Prayer as Comm With God" by Harry Emerson dick. During the business session board accepted with regret resignation of Mrs. H. O. M as treasurer. Mrs. E. L. Andr Layette Shower For Mrs. Strong Mrs. Edwin Strong of this city was honored last night at a pretty layette shower in the home of Mrs. Bonnie Bennett Penhall on E. Wilhelmina st. Appropriate games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs. Beverly Holmsen Wallace, Mrs. Jean Kahl French and Miss Anita Robertson. Refreshments of candy, nuts, frozen strawberry cake and coffee were served. Attending were Mrs. Douglas French, Mrs. Robert Bennett, Mrs. Lloyd Wallace of Norwalk, Mrs. Robert Fox, Mrs. LeRoy Penhall, Mrs. Stanley Loudon, and Miss Robertson. Unable to be present were Mrs. David Deitz of Fullerton, Mrs. Robert Palm, Mrs. Dick Groff of Sacramento, Miss June Sexton of Las Vegas, Mrs. Glen Schoepe Home Setting for Flower Mission Flower Mission of the First Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs. Adolf Schoepe at 2 p.m. tomorrow under the leadership of Mrs. Charles Harbison. Mrs. Leo J. Frils will review "Esther" a dramatic Biblical novel written by Norah Lofts. Assisting hostesses will be Mrs. S. T. Hammond, chairman; Mrs. Roscoe Young and Mrs. Roy Wetherered. Working days are not over for the disabled if they are given a chance to prove what they can do. Mark, Mrs. Gabe Patin of San Luis Obispo and Mrs. John Cole of Redlands. THE SQR STORE October Coat Coats Cap in Silk BUY NOW on our LAYAWAY PLAN! BUY NOW on our LAYAWAY PLAN! NOW! ... Just add a coat to your Event ... with ever offered ... • By such name as Towncr • Fashion's f gabardines woolen crep • Your coat right style you by BU FASHIONS ... SERVING NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY SINCE 1907 Church Group Reader Addresses Anaheim Council Anaheim Board of the United Church Women and their guests are privileged to hear Mrs. Elmer J. Bulgin, first vice-president of the United Church Women of Northern California, speak to them "The Challenge of Our Years". Mr. Bulgin said that the strength of the Federation of Church Women depends on the local councils in the great challenge to church men is to discover that the role across our denominational church fences are pretty likeable. He appealed to the members of board to support "The Cruel for Freedom," stating that it is an effort of the people of United States to give the people of other countries the truth—right ideas with ideas. He urged Church Women to send the Regional Conference of United Church Women of Northern California which is to hold Wednesday and Thursday, 24 and 25 at Wilshire Methat Church, Los Angeles. Outgoing speakers from all over United States are to be on the ram. Mrs. Chester Kerris, presiding officer opened the meeting by calling "Prayer as Communion in God" by Harry Emerson Fosse during the business session, the ordained with regrets the organization of Mrs. H. O. Moist treasurer. Mrs. E. L. Anderson Altar Society Meeting Thursday Reports on the progress of the cedar chest and card party will be given when St. Boniface Altar Society meets Thursday in the Parish hall. Serving on the meeting committee are Mrs. William Jollisant, Mrs. Don May and Mrs. Phoebe Kiester. After the meeting card games will be in play. Progress in Fremont Membership Drive "Be One in a Million" in the State of California in a program where "Children Still Come First" is the slogan for the membership drive to gain members for Fremont P.T.A. Mrs. Harold Ferguson, membership chairman, announced the drive to continue through Oct. 19. A special treat is planned for the home room with the highest percentage of memberships. An invitation to parents, teachers, and friends of Fremont students to participate in the Parent-Teacher program for 1951-52 is enclosed with the membership envelope, sent home this week. Mr. Chester Fowler is principal at Fremont school and Mrs. Conan W. Gray, president of P.T.A. Practically any job can be filled by some physically handicapped worker. A disabled person properly LATTERING—The knitted dress makes Fall fashion news with emphasis on flattering detailing. Shown, a wool chenille frock appliqued with contrasting color felt flowers. Algeria Lecture Due at High School Like to travel to North Africa next Monday night? Clifford J. Kamen, world traveler and photographer, will again return to AUHS auditorium on Oct. 8 to present the illustrated lecture, "Algeria and It's Strategic Military Importance." Part of the Anaheim Union Eve- During the business session, the accepted with regrets the nomination of Mrs. H. O. Moist Treasurer. Mrs. E. L. Anderson elected to the office of treasurer to fill the unexpired term. Mrs. C. I. Andrews reported investigation disclosed that unfortunates of Leper Colonies this county were in great need assistance. Meets for World Community November 2, were outlined Mrs. H. F. Stief as follows: meeting is to be held at theece Lutheran Church beginning Meditations at 11:30; lunch at 12:00 served by the women the Grace Lutheran Church. The price of the luncheon ticket is 60c and may be obtained from the president of any Women's Church organization. The luncheon will be followed by the afternoon program. The speaker will be Miss Marge Faraday, social case worker for the Lutheran Welfare Council of Southern California. All Anaheim women are cordially invited to attend World Community Day. Algeria Lecture Due at High School Like to travel to North Africa next Monday night? Clifford J. 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