anaheim-gazette 1951-10-29

3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, OCTOBER 21 ANAHEIM, CALIFO MASQUERADING CONGREGATION from the Church of Christ, located at Olive and Sycamore sts., made ready for Hallowe'en Friday when church members and guests dressed for an evening of "Who's Who." Near the end of the evening everybody unmasked. Some of the merry-makers caught here arc, left to right—Mrs. Wal- lace Dody and grandson, Michael; Miss F. Killingsworth, Ray Dixon and son, Gary; M. Ethyl Barnard, Mrs. Art Bartchard, Mrs. W. Sanders, minister James Dixon, Mr. A. E. R. crtson, Mrs. A. E. Robertson, Mrs. Durrel Berner and Mr. Durrel Bonner, Mr. and Mrs. Rola Killingsworth. Fuchsia Society Meets Tomorrow Regular meeting of the Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the local American Legion hall at 936 Lemon st. Program will be highlighted by the speaker, Worley Hendrix who will speak on the subject, "Glox- Birthday Party for Emilie M. Robertson Chocolate cake and orange sherbet set a Hallowe'en color scheme for the party celebrated by Emilie Mae Robertson Saturday on her eighth birthday. Setting for the festive occasion was the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robertson, 125 N. Janss st. Assisting in entertaining Fidelis Class Hears Book Report Excerpts from Peter Mars, "Mr. Jones meet the Mae were presented by Mrs. M. Owens at the October meeting the Fidelis class of White Te Methodist church. Mrs. T. W. B. Demaree is the same publication for referen Fuchsia Society Meets Tomorrow Regular meeting of the Orange County Branch of the National Fuchsia Society will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the local American Legion hall at 936 Lemon st. Program will be highlighted by the speaker, Worley Hendrix who will speak on the subject, "Gloxinias." He is a representative of the Hollydale Nurseries. Looking ahead to Nov. 27, the meeting will have as its speaker, Gordon Baker Lloyd who will talk on "Black Magic." The club has been having a turnout of between 100 and 130 at their monthly meetings. Door prizes will be given. All members are urged to bring a guest as well as a plant. The Sunshine & Shower Club changed their regular monthly potluck dinner for husbands and friends from Saturday to Friday night, Oct. 26. The members of the club made the change in order Birthday Party for Emilie M. Robertson Chocolate cake and orange sherbet set a Hallowe'en color scheme for the party celebrated by Emilie Mae Robertson Saturday on her eighth birthday. Setting for the festive occasion was the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Robertson, 125 N. Janss st. Assisting in entertaining guests were her older sister and brother, Carol and Carl. Games and refreshments were enjoyed in a setting of Hallowe'en decorations. Attending were Don Parsons, Melody Bradd, Mareen Dolan, Jane Ellen Sympson, Beverly Masterson, David Vandenberg, Tommy Groot, Marian Stevens, Viki Wright, Tommy Link, Jimmy Endicott, Dean Klapper, Tommy Knox, Susan Saville and Janice Roker. to attend the dedication of the Stanton Lions Community Club when they held a public barbecue Oct. 27. Fidelis Class Hears Book Report Excerpts from Peter Marsel "Mr. Jones meet the Mae were presented by Mrs. M. Owens at the October meeting the Fidelis class of White T Methodist church. Mrs. T. W. B. Demaree of the same publication for referral in her devotionals and alsocussed her experiences in J She said that she and her shine Girls literally went out the streets to invite the need their annual Christmas p Eleanora Sanford was soloist. During the business session members agreed to raise $5 month for the educational of the Anti-Narcotic League America. Serving on the hostess committee for the luncheon were Elsie Pence, Mrs. Melissa B Wald and Mrs. Maud Adams meeting is Nov. 29. Eat more California Orange WEB 139 W. Center, An "RECOLLECTION Ebell Club Stages First Party of Season With Fashion Show at Clubhouse In the artistic hands of Mrs. Milton Sells, Anaheim Ebell club was cleverly decorated Saturday afternoon for the club's annual fashion show and tea. Placques of models dressed in a variety of current fashions were arranged in the paneled walls in keeping with the mood of the afternoon. Large arrangements of autumn chrysanthemums and gladiolus decorated the tea tables. More than 225 women saw the fall showings by the S.Q.R. Store under the direction of Martha Schumacher. Included in the presentation, which started with lingerie, were sportswear, suits, street dresses, cocktail ensembles and formalms. Furs were presented by Olive Duling of Santa Ana. Narrator, Miss Rita Corey, formerly of Bullocks Wilshire, is now fashion coordinator for Bullocks Westwood. During intermission dance selections were presented by Betty Jean Murrey and Patty Menes. Dainty sandwiches, cakes, coffee and tea were served at the tea tables where Mrs. W.E. Whiteman, president of Anaheim Ebell, Mrs. Charles Bush, Mrs. Lloyd Ross and Mrs. Paul Gilbert poured. Responsible for the successful affair were Mrs. Roy Copeland, general chairman; Mrs. Milford Johnson, refreshment, chairman; Mrs. Wayne Reafsnyder, prizes; and Mrs. Lee Symonds, tickets. Mrs. Whiteman welcomed the guests. Fullerton JC Frosh Elect Officers In what turned out to be the closest class election in several years at Fullerton junior college, the members of the Freshman Class chose the five persons who will lead them for the 19th school year at the pool Wednesday, Oct. 24. President of the class of '53 is John Dees, formerly of Excellent high school, who won over his opponents Fred Lucente and Enoch Peterson. Jo Kempt was chosen vice-president by her classmates over Bill Rhodes. Jo is from El Monte. Closest race in the Frosh elections was between Mark Hepp and Mario Ferrente for the office of secretary. Mark Hepp, resident of Garden Grove from St. Anthony's high school, was the winner by a narrow margin. Mary Lerchey was chosen as class penny-counter over her opponent Les Doyle. The office of social chairman will be filled by Jim Ball, of Anaheim, who is also yell leaders. Competition for the one of Fullerton junior college's office of social chairman was between Jim Ball, the winner, John Anaheim Student Attend San Jose One Year Old Tester brated his birthday surreptitiously which was a doll about son of Mr. and Mrs. Ra here are some of the party yesterday. Left to Valdez, sitting, Christin quez, Raymond Masclel Ramirez, Bobby Gonzalez Others not pictured were Perez, Ross and Ruben Richard Perez.—(Gazette) Soph Officers Elect at FJC Jim Krueger took the reins of the Sophomore class at Fullerton Junior college following his election to class president Oct. 24. Jim received the majority of votes over several write-in candidates. Johnny Mercer was chosen vice president by a narrow margin over her opponent, Doug Kirkbyer. Class secretary is Betty Lou Blattman. Connie Woods will watch the budget in her role of sophomore treasurer. Social affairs will be under the guidance of Sam Begoshlan. Well known for his many appearances on the Jaycee stage and in forensic competition, Krueger was also an active competitor in last year's ASB presidential race. Class elections were under the chairmanship of Bob Pedigo and the election committee. Over 250 votes were cast. For Health, Eat California Fruit! SANTA HAS ARRIVED AT WEBERS TOYTOWN SELECT YOUR GIFTS NOW and put them in our LAY-A-WAY A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS SELECT YOUR GIFTS NOW and put them in our LAY-A-WAY A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ARTICLE UNTIL CHRISTMAS THE BIGGEST and BEST SELECTION WE HAVE EVER BEEN ABLE TO PRESENT Our NEWLY REMODELED STORE ALLOWS MUCH LARGER DISPLAY and GREATER ASSORTMENT THAN EVER BEFORE Hundreds of Games, Books for Boys and Girls, Dolls, Mechanical Sets, Trains and Toys, Toys, Toys. — Our 44th Christmas in Anaheim — WEBER BOOK STORE 9 W. Center, Anaheim ☆ A. W. SOWDER ☆ Phone 3621—Free Parking Rear of Store RECOLLECTION OF QUALITY REMAINS LONG AFTER THE PRICE IS FORGOTTEN' Plan Festivities For Tri-Hi-Y The girls Tri-Hi-Y Clubs held regular meetings recently, most of them making plans for Hallowe'en parties this week since the meeting night is the eve of Halloween. The Senior Live Y'rs held a "Popcorn Pep Meeting." Each member who contributed an idea got a handful of popcorn. Mrs. A. D. Smith spoke to the Junior YQT's on "What the Y Means to Me." This club plans to sponsor a booth at the Hallowe'en parade at which cake and hot dogs will be sold. The Sophomore Zl-Chi-Phi Tri-Hi-Y's made pom-poms. The other clubs meeting and planning for Hallowe'en and leaders conference were the Sophmore B-Y's, Sophomore 'ar-Y-Femini Tri-Hi-Y, the Junior Tri-U's, and the two Freshmen clubs who have not as yet chosen names. NE YEAR OLD YESTERDAY. Master Raymond Masciel celebrated his birthday surrounded by friends and presents, one of which was a doll about 2 sizes larger than he. Raymond is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Masciel of 825 Paulina. Pictured here are some of the guests who were present for the patio party yesterday. Left to right: standing, June Orosco and Freddie Valdez, sitting, Christine Ramirez, Billy Wilson, Elaine Rodriquez, Raymond Masciel (leaning against umbrella stand), Diane Ramirez, Bobby Gonzales, Larry Castro and Rosemary Tafolla. Others not pictured were Rachel Gonzales, Vicki Castro, Vicki Perez, Ross and Ruben Ornelas, Arthur Pina, Mary Castro and Richard Perez.—(Gazette photo by Robertson.) Sal Maglie, New York Giants' ace right hander, has beaten the Pittsburgh Pirates 11 times in a row. Anaheim Students Attend San Jose Eleven students from Anaheim are attending San Jose State College, which began its 94th year sept. 24. They are among the 6700 students enrolled in California's best publicly-supported college. Others not pictured were Rachel Gonzales, Vicki Castro, Vicki Perez, Ross and Ruben Ornelas, Arthur Pina, Mary Castro and Richard Perez.—(Gazette photo by Robertson.) Anaheim Students Attend San Jose Eleven students from Anaheim are attending San Jose State College, which began its 94th year Sept. 24. They are among the 6700 students enrolled in California's best publicly-supported college. Enrollment at San Jose is about 100 less than it was last Fall, but 500 higher than the number attending during the 1951 Spring quarter. Anaheim students at San Jose State College are: Mary L. Allec, Henry W. Ayala, Wesley C. Bose, Alice Fries, Edward F. Heinrich, John T. Johannes, Jack E. Lucas,uth A. Martens, Allen W. Mcross J. Miser, Jim E. Wurtz. The Chicago White Sox players were ordered to take physical and dental examinations before departing for their homes at sea-n's end. Electric TRAINS and ACCESSORIES TORE ing Rear of Store IS FORGOTTEN"