anaheim-gazette 1952-04-10

Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 10, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Easter Party Is Festive Affair For Lady Lions Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president, and Mrs. Florence P. Black, were co-hostesses to the Stanton Lady Lions at an Easter party Tuesday night. The clubhouse was decorated with lilies, purple iris and sweet peas. The dinner table was seasonal with a profusion of rabbits and candy Easter eggs in green nests on the lavender and green runners. Individual places were marked with colored eggs that had taffeta bunny ears and bore the names on one side and a facial sketch of the members on the other side. After the turkey potluck, the hostesses served individual cakes that were styled like baskets containing candy eggs and pistachio ice cream. At the business session it was voted to give the annual donation to the Red Cross. An audit of the books revealed that the group had taken in more than $8000 since organizing in February, 1948, which had been spent on philanthropic work and furnishing the clubhouse. The president appointed the following committees to serve for the ensuing year: program, Mmes Pearl Rube, Mayme A. Coolidge, Dorothy Kitchens; courtesy and music Mrs. Florence McBratney. Rust-Henning Engagement Told A diamond engagement ring from Gilbert Henning was among the birthday gifts received recently by lovely Miss Wauneta Mary Rust, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Martin R. Schroeder of 604 N. Zeyn st. Miss Rust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rust of Kankakee, Ill., attended schools in Illinois and has recently been studying in Long Beach. Her flance, a graduate of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henning, 15652 North st., Anaheim. Plans have been made for a summer wedding. European Economy Discussed at Farm Center Intense interest was shown by the members of the Anaheim Farm center Tuesday when they heard John Murdy speak on his recent trip to Europe. Murdy gave his impressions of the economic recovery of 10 European countries since World War II. His main impression, however, centered on agricultural lines in which he is greatly interested. He was introduced by A. J. Schutt. Easter Program At Conservatory A charming Easter musical was presented by students of the Anaheim Conservatory of music under the direction of Mrs. Arte Seigle. Among the youthful artists who appeared were Vicky Belanger, Linda Belanger, Frank Pozas, ward Simmons, Betty Britt Doyle King, Linda King, Naid Dean, Mildred Woods, Leeland Miller and Blanche Caro. Outstanding selections were "In A R Garden," by Doris Simmons "Gypsy Dance," by Archie Hartt; "Lord's Prayer," by Rosa Miller; and "Priest March," by Lois Swint. The group sang "Here Comes Peter Cottontail," while Vicky Belanger in a pink plush bunny suit hid the baskets of Easter egg later the children enjoyed Easter hunt with their parents. Mrs. Seigel explained to children the true meaning of Easter. Punch and cookies were served at the close of the program. Inspiring Service At White Temple Maundy Thursday evening will be appropriately observed at 7 p.m. at White Temple Method church with two unique evenings: the presentation in the sanctuary of Eric Thiman's cantata, "The Last Supper" by the Temple choir and the candlight reproduction in the dining room of a typical Galilean Passover meal, such Jesus served to the disciples this historic night. Under the direction of Minis of Music Harlan Anderson, and An audit of the books revealed that the group had taken in more than $8000 since organizing in February, 1948, which had been spent on philanthropic work and furnishing the clubhouse. The president appointed the following committees to serve for the ensuing year: program, Mmes Pearl Rube, Mayme A. Coolidge, Dorothy Kitchens; courtesy and music, Mrs. Florence Muraoka; publicity and club decoration, Mrs. Black; ways and means, Mmes. Callie Pruett and Jacqueline Eriksen; philanthropy, Mrs. Myrtis Pebley; education, Mrs. Louise Marten; card parties, Mmes. Shirley Eastwood and Eriksen; telephone tree, Mmes. Pebley, Martin and Eastwood; parliamentarian, Mrs. Mary M. Cook; flowers and membership, Mrs. Beatrice Dudley; dining room, Mrs. Bertha Tabatt; kitchen, Mrs. Winona Howland; and custodians, Mmes Sue Cole and Rube. Mrs. Leola Gautschy, former president and life member, was a guest from Twenty Nine Palms. Mrs. Mary Cook, charter member was reinstated by special invitation. The May meeting in honor of Mother's Day will be a banquet Intense interest was shown by the members of the Anaheim Farm center Tuesday when they heard John Murdy speak on his recent trip to Europe. Murdy gave his impressions of the economic recovery of 10 European countries since World War II. His main impression, however, centered on agricultural lines in which he is greatly interested. He was introduced by A. J. Schutte. Program entertainment consisted of three skits, presented by Miss Marian Caracausa. Reports were given by membership chairman C. J. Mauerhan; citrus, Howard Pannier; directors, Jesse Anderson; water, Herman Friis. Table decorations were arranged by Mrs. Ralph Mauerhan. Mrs. Jesse Anderson was in charge of door prizes, donated by east end Alpha Beta and won by Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Schauer and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Pannier. Mrs. Bush donated a prize which went to Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jones. Ralph Mauerhan is chairman for the center. Shop Friday Night "Til 9 for mothers and daughters. Those not having a daughter were asked to bring their mothers. As is the usual custom the party will be at the Imperial Restaurant in Garden Grove. Mrs. Muraoka was again the winner of the white elephant gift of a silver salt and pepper set donated by the president. RENEW YOUR FAITH AND YOUR HOPE THIS EASTER SUNDAY Attend the Church of Your Faith HOPE THIS EASTER SUNDAY Attend the Church of Your Faith We will be closed GOOD FRIDAY from 12-3 for Your Easter wearing ... SUITS by ... Fernbacher Lobe Eisenberg Dresses Blouses Coats Hats by Gage Open Friday 'til 9 Lauretta's 116 West Center GETS 'HAM' LIC Minn., grammar school pupil was cosched by father to We Will Be CLOSED Good Friday from 12 Noon to 3 p.m. The BIBLE HOUSE 212 N. Los Angeles St. Easter Program Conservatory Warming Easter musical was held by students of the Ana-Conservatory of music unite direction of Mrs. Anna ing the youthful artists who had were Vicky Belanger, Belanger, Frank Pozas, Ed-Simmons, Betty Brisco, King, Linda King, Nancy Mildred Woods, Leland Mill-Bianche Caro. Outstand-sections were "In A Rose," by Doris Simmons, Dance," by Archie Ho-Lord's Prayer," by Rosalie and "Priest March," by wint. group sang "Here Comes Cottontail," while Vicy Bein a pink plush bunny suit baskets of Easter eggs. The children enjoyed an hunt with their parents. Seigel explained to the on the true meaning of Eas-unch and cookies were at the close of the propiring Service White Temple Andy Thursday evening will appropriately observed at 7:30 White Temple Methodist with two unique events; presentation in the sanctuary Thiman's cantata, "The Cupper" by the Temple choir, the candlelight reproduction dining room of a typical Passover meal, such as served to the disciples on victor night. for the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlan Anderson, and ac-tion the direction of Minister Harlinaner, Birthday Party For Clark Binns Mrs. J. Raymond Binns was hostess at their ranch, 9411 S. Hansen st., Tuesday afternoon in honor of the seventh birthday of her son, Clark. A treasure hunt rewarded the small fry with Easter baskets. Sally Rock and Ben Paul Pruett won the peanut hunt and all drew china Colonial dolls, balls and wrist watches from the fish pond. Two birthday cakes were featured on the main refreshment table in the outdoor playroom that was decorated with a bower of pastel colored streamers. Mrs. Mary Binns, paternal grandmother and house guest; assisted serving the children ice cream. Mrs. Richard Coons of Ball rd., maternal grandmother, presided at the punch bowl. Guests were Clark's sister, Caroline, and his maternal great grandmother, Mrs. Nadine Clark; Mrs. John Rudd and Patty Lou from Seal Beach; Mrs. H. K. Rock and Sally, Belmont Shore; Mrs. Julian P. Black and Pauline Mary of Hanson Manor. School friends from Savanna were Carol Tout and her mother, Mr. Budd J. Tout; Patricia Yonts and mother, Mrs. Donal A. Yonts; Robert Domries, Peter Baldassarre, Dickie Karraker, Jimmy and Jodie (the Kitchen twins), Floyd Wettstein and Sammie Pruett. Kathryn Smiley was unable to attend and sent a gift. HOUSE GUESTS Mrs. Hattie White of Highland Park has been the house guest of her son, Rev. and Mrs. Charles White at their new home, 10581 1952 RAMONA Dorothy Bailey, of San Jacinto, talented young actress who won accclaim as the Indian heroine last year, to portray the title role again in the Silver Anniversary production of the Ramona Outdoor Play, April 19, 20, 26 and 27, and May 2 and 4, in the Ramona Bowl near Hemet and San Jacinto. STANTON COMMUNITY SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINS 150 GUESTS The Stanton Community church were hosts to 150 guests from the All American Sunday School Union of Southern California Tuesday. Games for the children started at 2 p.m., at the Savanna elementary school grounds, under the leadership of Rev. Charles A. White, pastor. A potluck dinner was served at the church clubrooms at five o'clock by the Women's Missionary Society, with Mrs. Ralph Vipond, president, as chairman. Cub Scout Plans Entertained Marten Home The Royal C. Marten is S. Western ave., was tha a Cub Den party when tha tained Pack 182 Monday. Calvin Pebley, Cub m president of the Stanton club. who sponsor tha g sented awards; com present were Marten, Brown and William E. Mrs. Louise Marten, er, told parents how eact acts as examiner in her. Robert Domries was as a new member. Boyle awards and registrar Wayne Barnett, Danny William Wohler, Stephen Bain ald Yonts and David C made Bobcats. The second rank of W a gold arrow point we ed Randy Marten. Dennand Terry Marten were nner badge, arm style stripes to Bear rank an row point. They are as den Mother. The boys enjoyed cup punch,and parents w cake and coffee.Othe present were Mr. and M Millonzi, Mr. and Mrs.Yonts,Mrs.William M Mrs.Lester Barnett anris H.Brown. Magnolia Stud Club Meets He Mrs. Paul W. Clark Western ave., served d luncheon of date pudding fee to the Magnolia S Wednesay afternoon. White Temple Methodist Church with two unique events; presentation in the sanctuary; Thiman's cantata, "The Supper" by the Temple choir; candlelight reproduction dining room of a typical Passover meal, such as served to the disciples on historic night. For the direction of Minister Eric Harlan Andersen, and acceded at the organ by Virginius Burk, the Temple choir provide textual background for Last Supper service in a full music. Following the everyone will be invitedairs to be seated in silence in the simple candelight tables, to partake of the actual served by the Master to His sons: roast lamb, matzos, olives, dates, and the fruit wine. His last words to and for His disciples will be the heart-searching service station and communion concluding the reading toof the Passover psalm, the worshippers will sing a hymn to go out in silence "into den." Public is welcome to either parts of this unique service. Frank Butterworth and F. Footlighters will hasten from their road-show tour of presenting the Lenten of Pilate, "The Cup of Angels," in time to attend this en masse. Births MR.—Mr. and Mrs. George 226 N. Claudina, Anaheim, Joseph hospital, April 10, a pounds, 3 ounces. Friday Night 'Til 9 Dickie Karraker, Jimmy and Jodie (the Kitchen twins), Floyd Wettstein and Sammie Pruett. Kathryn Smiley was unable to attend and sent a gift. HOUSE GUESTS Mrs. Hattie White of Highland Park has been the house guest of her son, Rev. and Mrs. Charles White at their new home, 10581 S. Flower st., Stanton, for the past two weeks. Mrs. Charles White and daughters, Alica and Sharon, are visiting Mrs. White's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Krawitz of Highland Park for two days. Calendar TONIGHT Retail Division Anaheim Chamber of Commerce—7:30 a.m., general membership breakfast. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., Mother's Kitchen. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m., at Lum's cafe. FRIDAY, APRIL 11 Lions Club—12:15 p.m., at Elks cafe. Altrusa Clubs of Orange County—7:00 p.m., Joint meeting at Laguna Beach. Anaheim Lodge 207, F.A.M—7:30 p.m., at Magnolia Temple. 100F Encampment No. 105—8:00 p.m., at IOOF hall. SATURDAY, APRIL 12 BPO Elks No. 1345—7:00 p.m., dinner and inaugural ball at Elks club. SUNDAY, APRIL 13 Prospectors Sunday School—8:00 a.m., Annual Easter Sunday morning breakfast in basement of White Temple church. Includes families and children. MONDAY, APRIL 14 Rotary Club—12:15 p.m., at Elks club. Ebell Club Home and Garden Section—1:30 p.m., meeting at Ebell clubhouse. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m., Lum's Cafe. Y's Men's Club—6:30 p.m., at YMCA. DeMolay—7:30 p.m., Masonle Temple. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary—8:00 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia. A can of condensed pea soup plus a can of condensed tomato soup and two soup cans of milk make a hearty luncheon dish, serve with hot buttered croutons. Games for the children started at 2 p.m., at the Savanna elementary school grounds, under the leadership of Rev. Charles A. White, pastor. A potluck dinner was served at the church clubrooms at five o'clock by the Women's Missionary Society, with Mrs. Ralph Vipond, president, as chairman. Rev. Robert Burnell, missionary from Escondido, was a special guest. At the evening service Mrs. Ruth Charlton Uhlinger, daughter of Rev. Clarence Chariton, who is head of the Pacific Southwest Sunday School Association, spoke on her experiences in Africa. Mrs. Uhlinger accompanied her husband, Rev. Paul Uhlinger, to the Congo four years ago. Rev. Uhlinger and Rev. George Kevorkian were killed while flying in a plane there; the men were students together at the Los Angeles Bible Institute. Mrs. Uhlinger carried on the missionary work started by her husband. After her furlough at her parents home in Los Angeles, Mrs. Uhlinger will return to her work in Africa. For Health, Eat California Fruit ASK YOUR DOCTOR LOCKS ARE DETERRENT "If they're going to steal it they’re going to steal it, and locking the car won't do a bit of good." Many motorists, according to the National Automobile club, actually believe this. Authorities state emphatically that it is not true. The automobile thief is deterred by locks, and the stronger the locks the more he's deterred. Use all the locks the manufacturer has provided. Don’t take chances with precious foot health! Doctors everywhere recommend Jumping-Jacks for active young feet... because the fine, fully flexible leathers provide healthful freedom, and the unique one-piece sole and heel helps proper walking. 4.75 and 5.25 STORE HOURS: 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. Cub Scout Pack Entertained in Marten Home The Royal C. Marten home, 9761 S. Western ave., was the scene of a Cub Den party when they entertained Pack 182 Monday night. Calvin Pebley, Cub master and president of the Stanton Lions club, who sponsor the group, presented awards; committeemen present were Marten, Farris H. Brown and William E. Mohler, Jr. Mrs. Louise Marten, Den mother, told parents how each mother acts as examiner in her boy's test. Robert Domries was introduced as a new member. Boys receiving awards and registration were: Wayne Barnett, Danny Villa, William Wohler, Stephen Brown, Donald Yonts and David Clark were made Bobcats. The second rank of Wolfs, with a gold arrow point were awarded Randy Marten. Dennis Millonzi and Terry Marten were given Denner badge, arm style with two stripes to Bear rank and gold arrow point. They are assistants to Den Mother. The boys enjoyed cup cakes and punch, and parents were served cake and coffee. Other parents present were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Millonzi, Mr. and Mrs. Donal A. Yonts, Mrs. William Mohler, Jr., Mrs. Lester Barnett and Mrs. Farris H. Brown. Magnolia Study Club Meets Here Mrs. Paul W. Clark, 9941 S. Western ave., served a dessert luncheon of date pudding and coffee to the Magnolia Study club Wednesday afternoon. She was Magnolia Study Club Meets Here Mrs. Paul W. Clark, 9941 S. Western ave., served a dessert luncheon of date pudding and coffee to the Magnolia Study club Wednesday afternoon. She was assited by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ruth Reith of Orange ave., and Mrs. Robert A. Ramm of Santa Ana. Place settings were colored eggs in Easter bonnets. The afternoon was spent playing canasta. The first prize, an attractive apron made by Mrs. Ramm, went to Mrs. John Murdock of Buena Park and Mrs. Verne L. Cramer of Nutwood had low score and was given a chocolate Easter bunny. The next meeting will be May 7 at the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse for husbands and guests. Mrs. Gordon Swoffor of Brookhurst is planning the potluck dinner. 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