anaheim-gazette 1952-03-21

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Regimental Meet Planned by Canton Auxiliary A covered dish dinner preceded the meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary to Canton Santa Ana No. 18, Patriarchs Militant, when they held their regular meeting, Mrs. Della Reynolds, president, presided. Mrs. Mary Alice Shawhan, vice president, was in charge of the dining room. Plans were formed for the Regimental Meet to be held June 14 and 15, when Santa Ana Canton and Auxiliary will be hosts. The place will be announced at a later date. Members reported on attending the Installation of Officers at Los Angeles, Riverside, San Diego and at San Pedro when Brigadier General Arnold E. Howard of Anaheim was installing officer. Craft Session For Scout Leaders The Leader's Club of the Anaheim Girl Scouts will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening, March 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the La Palma Youth Center building. Magnolia Study Club Discussion The Magnolia Study club held their monthly dessert luncheon, pineapple pudding and coffee, at the residence of Mrs. Olin L. Cramer, 9771 Nutwood. Assistant hostesses were Mrs. Ole V. Weaver and Mrs. Millie Remland. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Fred Law, who was at the hospital with her son, Marvin, Mrs. Daniel Marschall, vice-president, presided. Mrs. Delos Westbrook, of Brookhurst rd., missionary for 15 years in Alaska, gave one of the most interesting talks ever presented to the group. She told of living 200 miles east of Nome, 40 miles north of the Arctic Circle. The April meeting will be a trip to the Hermosa aquarium, with luncheon at Smith's Fish Shanty. Special Session Of Washington Executive Board A special meeting of George Washington P-TA executive board was held March 20 at the home of Mrs. Max White to settle details of the recent circus-carnival. Mrs. Joseph Mason chairman in Television Forum Feature of District It was recommended by students who participated in a Student panel on the topic "Students Look at TV" at Fourth district, California Congress of Parents and Teachers in Orange First Christian church, March 20, that a family council should be held regarding the type of program and time given by family members. It was brought out that great possibilities for educating people. Plan Hospital Charity Ball The entire community of Newport Harbor and surrounding area is working towards the success of the First Annual Hospital Charity Ball, proceeds to be used towards the furnishing and equipping of the new Hoag Memorial Hospital; Presbyterian, which will be held on Friday, April 18, at the Balboa Bay Club. A group of interested workers met for luncheon recently at the club to play ways and means and appointed the following prominent group of ladies to spearhead the advance sales of tickets: Mrs. Jack Corn, chairman of the ticket sales committee, and her committee which consists of: Mrs. Harvey Somers, Mrs. L. L. Isbell, Mrs. Lonnie Vincent, Mrs. Hay Langenheim, Mrs. Allen Crissell, Mrs. William S. Holstein, Mrs. Mary Topper, Mrs. William E. Chichester, Mrs. Carl H. Hanna, Mrs. Albert Stockton, Mrs. Don Hardwood, Mrs. Earl W. Stanley, Mrs. Craft Session For Scout Leaders The Leader's Club of the Anaheim Girl Scouts will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday evening, March 24, at 7:30 p.m. at the La Palma Youth Center building. Mrs. "Dusty" Baker, camp director for the Anaheim Girl Scout council, will show a camping film and answer the leader's questions concerning all camping activities. A craft session will be held under the leadership of Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld featuring instructor in copper tooling. Each member is asked to bring an orange manicure stick—other materials will be furnished. The Leader's Club meetings are for all Girl Scout leaders, assistant leaders and committee members. Refreshments will be served by leaders from George Washington school. Special Session Of Washington Executive Board A special meeting of George Washington P-TA executive board was held March 20 at the home of Mrs. Max White to settle details of the recent circus-carnival. Mrs. Joseph Mason, chairman in charge, expressed sincere appreciation to all who worked to make the event successful. Regular board meeting will be held April 2 at 9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. Ervin Mabs, 335 N. Olive st. Mrs. Carl Hatfield preside. THE GENTLEMAN leaning on his shuffleboard cue exemplifies the new fashion trend to brighter tones. His slacks are a vivid blue. His sport shirt has red and blue squares on a white ground and his belt is actually a necktie to which buckles are attached. NEW VERSATILITY comes to the fashion fare for Spring '52. Here, it is represented by a three-piece suit that includes a reversible vest which can be mixed or matched to other suits or even sports ensembles. Of Tanbro's checked rayon gabardine by Versailles. CHANGING LENSES —Pat Allen shows glasses designed with interchangeable green lenses for day driving and gold ones for night use, at the Chicago Automobile Show, JOCKEY RUNS TO ART — Jockey Bill Pearson, whose hobby is collecting primitive and pre-Columbian art, holds one of pieces as his wife, Queta, looks on at Pasadena, Cal., home. ANAHEIM POST No. 72, AMERICAN LEGION urges you to ATEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE Our Lord says, "If any man will come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily, and follow Me." Rev. William A. Maguire, Chaplain, USN (ret.) St. Catherine's Military School NEW VERSATILITY comes to the fashion fare for Spring '52. Here, it is represented by a three-piece suit that includes a reversible vest which can be mixed or matched to other suits or even sports ensembles. Of Tanbro's checked rayon gabardine by Versailles. BLACK AND WHITE make a smart duet for Spring. And here they are designed into a short dinner dress with a scoop neck lace on net bodice and silk shantung skirt that swirls wide below a high Directoire waistline. By Liotti. A VOTE FOR FARRELL IS A VOTE FOR FREEDOM. Pol. Adv. Division Forum Is Interesting Picture of District P-TA Meet Recommended by students incipated in a Student pantopic "Students Look at ourth district, California of Parents and Teachers First Christian church, that a family council hold regarding the type and time given by famers. Brought out that great ties for educating people Hospital City Ball Aire community of Newlor and surrounding area long towards the success of Annual Hospital Charity needs to be used towards sharing and equipping of Hoag Memorial Hospital; which will be held April 18, at the Balboa Up of interested workers uncheon recently at the day ways and means and the following prominent ladies to spearhead the sales of tickets: Mrs. Jack Girman of the ticket sales e, and her committee consists of: Mrs. Harvey Mrs. L. L. Isbell, Mrs. Incent, Mrs. Hay LanMrs. Allen Crissell, Mrs. S. Holstein, Mrs. Mary Mrs. William E. Chichs, Carl H. Hanna, Mrs. Rockton, Mrs. Don Hars, Earl W. Stanley, Mrs. could be established through television. The students concluded that the public should inform TV studios the type of program desired or objections because of power and influence TV exerts in the home. Rev. Eugene T. Coffin, radio and television chairman, served as moderator. Students in the panel included Sheryl Barry, of BreaOlinda high school; Pat Morse, Garden Grove; Terry Comito, Santa Ana; Jim Gardner, Fullerton; Jim Workman, Orange; Glenda Mungerson, Anaheim. As a special feature, a play entitled "High Pressure Area," the last of a series of "Temperate Zones," three plays for parents about "The Climate of the Home," was presented with the cast including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson of Anaheim, Pat Brooks and Joyce Shunk, Fullerton Junior college students. In charge of the program was Mrs. H. V. Ziemer, fifth vice president. In the absence of the president, Mrs. Claude Crosby, Mrs. John J. Vernon of Santa Ana, president-elect, presided. Music was provided by the El Modena Boys' Choir, Girls' Glee Club and Intermediate school band. PARENTS OF SON Mrs. Joan White, author of the Gazette's "Home-Makers' Forum" column, yesterday became the mother of a baby boy. The child. St. Boniface P-TA Has Luncheon After a pot luck luncheon, with table decorations of pink perfection camellias and white tapers, past presidents of St. Boniface P-TA were honored and presented with a corsage as they were introduced: Mrs. William J. Bushman, Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz, Mrs. Stephen: Gallagher, Mrs. Donald May, Mrs. Thomas F. McBride and Eile Renner. Russell Ireland, graduate interior decorator connected with Smith-Reafsynder showed pictures and explained color harmony in the home. Mrs. Urban, Mrs. Vincent N. Peltzer and Mrs. George W. McCool, mothers from the third grade, were hostesses. SEPARATES come together in many a happy pair this Spring. Hers are made up of a grey felt If you still hang up laundry YOU'RE WORKING TOO HARD PARENTS OF SON Mrs. Joan White, author of the Gazette's "Home-Makers' Forum" column, yesterday became the mother of a baby boy. The child, her second, was born at St. Joseph hospital. He has been named Terrell Jensen White. Mrs. White and her husband, Keith, reside at 13951 Country Lane. SEPARATES come together in many a happy pair this Spring. Hers are made up of a grey felt circle skirt appliqued with an authentic Pennsylvania Dutch hex sign of red, white and green felt. Her blouse is sleeveless white wool jersey. SPRING FASHION'S Emporium is featured for wear, too. Shown above typical Empire style molded gown designed with around accordion pleated. ERSATILITY comes to nation fare for Spring '52. is represented by a piece suit that includes a little vest which can be matched to other suits sports ensembles. Of its checked rayon gabar-Versailles. You need an automatic GAS CLOTHES DRYER Why put up with clothes-drying drudgery? Install an automatic gas clothes dryer. Then without lugging heavy baskets, without hanging up and taking down—you can dry clothes indoors quickly and easily. Day or night, rain or shine, too! 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Bride elect is a graduate of Anaheim High school and her fiance attended schools in Rhode Island. He will be discharged on service with the Navy this month. Gift Exchange Planned by Friendly Circle Mrs. Fred Hatton was hostess at luncheon Wednesday afternoon to members of the Friendly Circle in her home, 201 E. North st. A green St. Patrick's day cake was served with coffee and dessert. The occasion honored Mrs. Hatton's birthday. Mrs. Vearl Royer presided over the brief business session when it was agreed to have a secret pal Easter gift exchange at the meeting with Mrs. Ray Jennings on April 2. Mrs. Fred Williams was a guest the day. Shop Friday Night "Til 9 DINNER PARTY Grace Lutheran church Friendly Circle held a St. Patrick's day dinner this week with Mrs. Henry Schimming, Mrs. M. Saiben, Mrs. Anna Slegle, Mrs. Axel Oas and Mrs. Phil Engelbretsen in charge. Poems were read by Mrs. LeRoy Whitehead and Mrs. Viola Laflin and were followed by group singing. 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