anaheim-gazette 1952-03-31

3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MARCH 31, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Fat Terrebonne — 2206 Candidates to Address GOP Women at YMCA A program of unusual interest has been planned by the Anaheim Republican Women's club for tomorrow morning at 10 a.m. when the five congressional candidates on the Republican ticket will each present a 10 minute talk. A question and answer period will follow. The public is cordially invited to attend the open meeting. Mrs. Gerald Endicott will hostess the reception to follow the meeting. Mrs. Gloria Coleman, 7911 E. Cerritos ave., has recovered from an illness. Enjoying themselves for dinner and dancing recently at the Balboa Bay club were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Sympson of Anaheim. Round Table Fashion Show Is Smart Affair "Americana," a theme taken from a current issue of Vogue, keynoted the recent fashion show sponsored by the Placentia Round Table at Balboa Bay club. Table decorations were in a patriotic motif and fashion angle was introduced through the use of oldtime dressmaker forms and an early sewing machine. The group of fashions portrayed the American woman in many phases of her varied activity; the globe trotter, country living, summer evenings. Highlighting the afternoon was the "abrim with beauty" sequence, devoted entirely to new Spring hats by leading name designers. Outstanding items were a short formal in delicate grey Chantilly lace over pink permanent pleated nylon, over silk taffeta, over crinoline, with its own lace Spencer jacket. A group of imported linen dresses for afternoon and evening featured a new Spanish type all-over embroidery sprinkled with rhinestones and pearls outlining neckline and pockets. "Spinning a yarn in silk" featured printed silk surahs, shantung's and antique pure silk taffeta shantung. Models included, from Anaheim. Redmen Talk to Cub Scouts Chief Rolling Cloud and Chief Pushmataha, of the Muskogee area, Cherokee Indian tribe, respectively, of eastern Oklahoma, entertained the Anaheim Elks sponsors. Cubs last Friday night. The team was given at the regular monthly meetfng of the Pack at the Horse Mann school auditorium. Standing room only was available when the meeting started. Chief Rolling Cloud stated that they, the Redmen, are erroneously called Indians by the majority of the people of the country. This because Christopher Columbus thought he had discovered India when he actually landed on the new continent in 1492. The nai has stuck. Rolling Cloud sang some Redmen songs, answered questions and gave a very interesting program. Awards were also given to some of the Cubs at the meeting. Accordion renditions were given by Don Parson and Norman Padock, while Jim Endicott gave reading, on the "Baby Picture." All three were enthusiastically received. Wolf badges were awarded by Jim Endicott, Mike Coffman and Dennis Carlson. Lion badges to Carl Roberts and Lynn Wayne Ference. Ferem also received a gold arrow polo on his Lion rank. Silver arrow points were also given to Jill Swenson and Norman Paddock Gold arrow points to David Young Hank Harvey and Mike Gilpin Gilpin also received his Denny stripes. Denner and assistant Denny stripes were also earned and given to Corky Rogers. Herbe THE ANAHEIM ANAHEIM- PHONE 6201 James Mason-Ava Gardner "PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN" "I WANT YOU" NOW—Doors Open 6:45 p.m. NOW! TWO BIG HITS ON ONE PROGRAM VIVA ZAPATA! MARLON BRANDO • JAN PETERS and RETREAT HELL FRANK LOVEBOT • RICHARD CARLSON Orange DANCE IN THEATRE FRED ASTAIRE "The BELLE OF NEW YORK" —and "LAS VEGAS STORY" JANE RUSSELL and VICTOR MATURE AMATEURS DANCERS VOCALISTS MUSICIANS IMPERSONATORS — MAGICIANS — ACROBATS TRY OUT FOR TELEVISION Tuesday, April 1—2 to 4:30 p.m. Talent Time in Anaheim, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce is seeking Orange County Talent for ANAHEIM NIGHT on the LEO CARILLO DUDE RANCH VARIETIES Show. If you have any kind of theatrical talent and are over 10 years of age, Register Now at The Anaheim Theater, 130 W. Center St. or The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, 136 N. Los Angeles St. its own lace Spencer jacket. A group of imported linen dresses for afternoon and evening featured a new Spanish type all-over embroidery sprinkled with rhinestones and pearls outlining neckline and pockets. "Spinning a yarn in silk" featured printed silk surahs, shantung's and antique phere silk tafeta shantung. Models included, from Anaheim, Mrs. Carl Heinz, Miss Nelda Schumacher and Miss Peggy Ganahl; from Santa Ana, Mrs. E. T. McFadden, Mrs. R. C. Hoiles, Mrs. H.G. Wilson; from Pasadena, Mrs. F. J. Burke, Jr., and from Fullerton, Mrs. Raymond Thompson. Alamitos P-TA To Install Alamitos School P-TA will install Mrs. Helen Howard as president April 28. Other officers, elected at a dinner attended by 132 at the Alamitos Friends Church with Comdr. Donald Gary as chairman, are: Mrs. Elizabeth Wakeham, vice-president; Mrs. Clarice Heuther, recording secretary; Mrs. Marcina Savage, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Jean Allen, treasurer; Mrs. Melba Hosack, historian and James Stitcher, auditor. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Chairman Vernon Starr presented his Graduations from Cul certificate and a Scout neckerchief to Terry Brown. Terry has become old enough to join the Boy Scouts and has done so, becoming a member of Troop 74. Keith Cronin was presented his Scout credentials by Chairman Starr at a former meeting. He has become a member of Troop 80. A committee meeting is to be held this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Starr. Al Raymond, the new Grand Exalted Ruler of the sponsoring Elks, was presented to the group at the auditorium. Dr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Lupton 7161 Monroe st., left last week for Ensenada, Mexico. Chauncey Rose Cole, 81 year old father of Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Cole of 10555 S. Chestnut st., Stapton, is seriously ill. He missed since he quit taking his daily walks around the neighborhood. IS THIS A PICTURE Talent Time in Anaheim, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce is seeking Orange County Talent for ANAHEIM NIGHT on the LEO CARILLO DUDE RANCH VARIETIES Show. If you have any kind of theatrical talent and are over 10 years of age, Register Now at The Anaheim Theater, 130 W. Center St. or The Anaheim Chamber of Commerce, 136 N. Los Angeles St. IS THIS A PICTURE OF YOU? Happy scenes like this do not "just happen!" Contentment, Security and Continued Love and Respect are the rewards of the "Good Provider" . . . who not only considers today . . . BUT THE FUTURE. PLAN TO BUDGET YOUR INCOME TO INCLUDE "SOMETHING SAVED" EACH and EVERY PAY DAY. REMEMBER! All Funds Deposited by the 10th of Any Month DRAW INTEREST FROM THE 1st ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System in Anaheim at CORNER CENTER & LEMON STREETS — PHONES — ANAHEIM 2158 and 2159 Rolling Cloud and Chief Statah, of the Muskogee and three Indian tribe, respective Eastern Oklahoma, entertain- Anaheim Elks sponsored last Friday night. The talk given at the regular monthly of the Pack at the Horace School auditorium. Standing only was available when the started. Rolling Cloud stated that the Redmen, are erroneously Indians by the majority of people of the country. This is Christopher Columbus he had discovered India actually landed on the continent in 1492. The name Rollings Cloud sang some songs, answered questions were also given to some Cubs at the meeting. Dion renditions were given Parson and Norman Padhide Jim Endicott gave a on the "Baby Picture." We were enthusiastically re-adges were awarded to迪利ott, Mike Coffman and Carlson. Badges to Carl Robertson on Wayne Ference. Ference received a gold arrow point Lion rank. Silver arrow were also given to Jim and Norman Paddock. Now points to David Young, Harvey and Mike Gilpin; also received his Denner Denner and assistant Denoes were also earned and Corky Rogers, Herbert Charity Ball To Be Held at Balboa Bay Club Reservations are pouring in fast now for the First Annual Hospital Charity Ball, to be held on Friday, April 18, at the Balboa Bay club, proceeds to Hoag Memorial hospital, Presbyterian, Newport Harbor, and it is recommended that reservations are made early to insure a table. Mr. and Mrs. George Hoag, III (Mr. Hoag is VP of the board, and the hospital was named after his father), will host a large table at the Ball including: Dr. and Mrs. Phil Bassett, Dr. and Mrs. Clark Engelman, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Furse, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Kohlmeier, Mr. and Mrs. Stettson Harmen, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bacon and Miss Betty Bacon. Another happy gathering will be the one which will find Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Skinner hosting for Mr. and Mrs. Tod Aviatt and Mr. and Mrs. William Jeffries. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pringle will have a table for their daughters and sons-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Craig Cadwalader and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Bastien. Dr. and Mrs. George Norman Pease and Mrs. Isabelle Andrews will host a large table of friends. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Norton will have as their guests Mr. and Mrs. T.K.Varner and Mr. and Mrs.Al Gatterdam. Mr. and Mrs.Joseph Hamblet will be seated with Mr. and Mrs.R.K.Reed and Mr. and Mrs.L.LThompson at Mr. and Mrs.K.E Whiteneck's table. Mr. and Mrs.Dean Bradford will be hosts to a large gathering of friends including Sheriff and Mrs.Jim Murchie State Officer Will Address Fourth District Mrs.P.D.Bevil, first vice-president of California Congress of Parents and Teachers, will speak to Fourth District members Thursday, Apr. 3 in La Habra Washington school, 716 E.Central ave., at an all day meeting beginning with registration at 9 to 9:30 a.m.and business session beginning at 9:30 a.m.with Mrs.Claude Crosby, president, presiding. The meeting date was changed from Apr.17 to Apr.3 date due to the State Convention in San Francisco Apr.15, 16, 17 and 18. Theme for the day will be "Our Aims and Accomplishments." Mrs.Cal Gilbert of Santa Ana, Fourth District parliamentarian, will present the program and respond to a welcome given by Cecil Brower, La Habra Schools-District superintendent. Mrs.Bevil will be installing officer for the installation of officers to be held following the lunch-eon period in American Legion Hall, Erna and Orange sts.Mrs.John J.Vernon of Santa Ana, president-elect, will have her list of chairmen ratified and the budget adopted following the installation service. The Fourth District Mother-singers, directed by Lorraine Lindstrom, will sing The La Habra Mothersingers will sing "P-TA in Song." Awards will be given in publicity, posters, membership and program.A cup will be presented for outstanding membership in a high school. An increase of approximately Local Man Week In Burlingame James H.Nelson, son of Mrs.Richard G.Nelson,Termen ave.,Buena Park,twelve daughter of Mrs.Harold ner of San Mateo,a tne Episcopal church in BuThe double ring service by Rev.Francis P.Footer The maid of honor Elizabeth Anne Capes as Sally Anne Caesar as b and Pat Lang as flower bridegroom's brother,R Nelson Jr.,was best usher were Charles Salah Ford and John Nerao. The bride's mother recguests at her home after mony.After their home an undisclosed destination newlyweds will reside at Dale ave.,where they new home. The bride is a great Scripps' college and New Pomona.His is managed Buena Park Lumber Co father. County Coin Officers Elected Dr.C.Glen Curtis of Bent den of the largest coin the world,the Orange Co Club,discussed photogr rare and valuable coins ad od of exhibit and iden when he showed slide coins from his collection Garden Grove Coin Club B.M.Honold was electe L.L.Rickey as when the second annual ad auction is held April Elliott was re-elected as Don Schmid in Destroyer Training Undergoing extensive training aboard the destroyer escort USS Taylor off the coast of Southern California, is Ens. Don W. Schmid, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Schmid of 11501 South Brookhurst, Anaheim. The ship recently reactivated from the moth-ball fleet, is a unit of Escort Destroyer Division 13. After completing the training exercises off the coast of Southern California, she will operate from Pearl Harbor, her home port. Love-Birds in Cross Stitch Reducing Massage, Baths, Colon Irrigation Men's and Ladies' Depts. TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE Colorful and cosy love-birds encircled by a flowered heart make a delightful chair set. Pattern envelope No. 2919 contains hot iron transfer for 3 designs, material requirements, stitch illustrations and color chart. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. HORIZONTAL 1 Handle of a tool 5 Purpose 8 Streetcar 12 Again 13 Careless 14 Hindu title of rank 15 Harah 17 Masculine name (Russ.) 18 Copper 19 Hangings 21 Jewel 23 Metal 24 Lineage 27 Ideally rural 31 Attention 32 Convivial pledge to health 33 Brood of birds 34 Outlook 36 Venerable 37 Poisonous juice 38 Antiquity 40 Volatile liquid VERTICAL 1 Clase 2 Play the kitty 3 Decorative plant 4 Sharp painn 5 Tree 6 Grit 7 Free, as from difficulties Yesterday's Puzzle Solved! PARISSE TARGET ARYSIA OTROSKE BEGEMENZ AVMES SEDATE NEC JAB DOGSLE AMZA UGT UNITE PERMIX CLOVER EUDED PA BESEJ SETUPB SBE LAG SEMIZE ZERO PARGBEAM BOXRZE ARTOBS FAMALE LEADERS Local Man Wed In Burlingame James H. Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard G. Nelson, 7101 Western ave., Buena Park, was married to Miss Mary Thornby Gardner, daughter of Mrs. Harold T. Gardner of San Mateo, at St. Paul's Episcopal church in Burlingame. The double ring service was read by Rev. Francis P. Foote. The maid of honor was Miss Elizabeth Anne Capes with Miss Sally Anne Caesar as bridesmaid and Pat Lang as flower girl. The bridegroom's brother, Richard G. Nelson, Jr., was best man and bushers were Charles Salmon, Sam Ford and John Nerao. The bride's mother received the guests at her home after the ceremony. After their honeymoon to an undisclosed destination, the newlyweds will reside at 8711 Dale ave., where they have a new home. The bride is a graduate of Scripps' college and Nelson from Pomona. He is manager of the Buena Park Lumber Co. for his father. County Coin Club Officers Elected Dr. C. Glen Curtis of Brea, president of the largest coin club in the world, the Orange County Coin Club, discussed photographing of rare and valuable coins as a method of exhibit and identification, when he showed slide films of coins from his collection at the Garden Grove Coin Club. B. M. Honold was elected to succeed L. L. Rickey as president when the second annual coin show and auction is held April 26. Dick Elliott was re-elected as secretary. The world, the Orange County Coin Club, discussed photographing of rare and valuable coins as a method of exhibit and identification, when he showed slide films of coins from his collection at the Garden Grove Coin Club. B. M. Honold was elected to succeed L. L. Rickey as president when the second annual coin show and auction is held April 26. Dick Elliott was re-elected as secretary, Hubert Head as treasurer, also for a second term. Directors are Charles Boothe, James B. Rock, Charles Kiser, John C. Morrow and Trickey. Installation will take place April 17, at 7:30 p.m. at Honold's but, in the rear of the Garden Grove fire station. High quality eggs are ideal for cooking in the shell, poaching, and frying. Lower qualities may be economically used for other cooking. Robes for veterans and reported relatives in the armed forces. Collection toward relief totaled $6,25. Photo Finishing 24 HOUR SERVICE SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 EE DEM. with this ad. Cut it now. Our Reducing Roller chines help you lose 1-30 lbs. Colon Irrigations South Los Angeles St., Ph. 4793 Ataheim WORD PUZZLE RADIO MONDAY P. M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Sports L.A. 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