anaheim-gazette 1952-04-15

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 MEXICAN HONEYMOON—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Clay Boyd of Paramount, wedded in First Baptist church here yesterday, are honeymooning in Encenada, Mexico. They will make their home in the Anaheim area on their return. Mrs. Boyd is the form- EASTER FUN was provided for Cub Scouts when their den recently left to right: David Boozell, Gary Steinshower, Wendy Danny Curtis, Michael Lanser Nat. Representative Addresses League Northern Orange County Parish helenic League met recently in the home of Mrs. Vernon Hatch 819 N. Grandview, Fullerton. Hostesses were Mrs. K. A Young, chairman, Mrs. Sam Ferraris, Mrs. G. A. Solness, Mrs. H. A. Shellabarger, Mrs. Merrie MEXICAN HONEYMOON—Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Clay Boyd of Paramount, wedded in First Baptist church here yesterday, are honeymooning in Encenada, Mexico. They will make their home in the Anaheim area on their return. Mrs. Boyd is the former Charlotte Joan Boyle.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) Pfc. Robert L. Galloway, son of Mrs. Bertha Galloway of 12952 Sixth st., Garden Grove, is now in Letterman General hospital in San Francisco, where he was transferred from a hospital in Yokohama, Japan. His army unit won several citations for outstanding service in Japan. For Health. Eat California Fruit Injured jewelry of every type is restored to its previous beautiful condition here. In patronizing our Service you assure the best available. SEDLOCK 113 S. LOS ANGELES STREET Brownies Visit Olvera Street Cookie sale profits provided Brownie troop 68 with a train ride and visit to Olvera st. recently. Brownies attending were Arlene Anderson, Alice Rubidoux, Billye Turner, Elaine Brookman, Janet Vetter, Joanne Condra, Linda Bircher, Sandy Ramm and Aurka Bode. Leader, Mrs. Dalson Vetter was accompanied by Mrs. Bob Brookman, Kathy Brookman and Diana Vetter. Hollis D. Woodmansee, aviation machinist 3c, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hollis D. Woodmansee, Sr., 5592 Crescent st., Cypress, who is married to the former Betty Knight of Artesia, is training with a fighter squadron unit at the U.S. Naval Auxiliary Air base, San Diego, following six months in Korea. Shop Friday Night Til 9 Nat. Representative Addresses League Northern Orange County Panhellenic League met recently in the home of Mrs. Vernon Hatch 819 N. Grandview, Fullerton. Hostesses were Mrs. K. A Young, chairman, Mrs. Sam Ferraris, Mrs. G. A. Solness, Mrs. H. A. Shellabarger, Mrs. Merrie Gregory, Mrs. Bert Arnold and Mrs. C. M. Gepfert. Mrs. Dunbar, national Pan-helenic representative, spoke on subjects discussed at the national conference in Williamsburg, Va. Those attending from Anaheim were Mrs. Walter Studhalter, Mrs Gordon Solness, Mrs. James Carter, Mrs. J. P. Critchfield, Mr Arthur Korn, Mrs. J. W. Stephen Mrs. R. Kenton Wines, Miss Eleanor Mittman, Mrs Harry J. Rainey, Mrs. C. B. Neighbors, Mr Leonard Bouas and Mrs. Coalso Morris. The Catholic Women's club Garden Grove will hold a canast 500 and bridge party at Grange Hall Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Births BATES—Mr.'s and Mrs.'s Gerald Bates, 857 S. Helena, Anaheim St. Joseph hospital, April 13, a girl 6 pounds, 2 ounces. HIDALGO—Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hidalgo 14331 Olive, Westminster, or Oran County hospital, April 12, a girl 5 pounds, 1½ ounces. SCHUMAKER—Mr. and Mrs. John Schumaker 12541 Walnut, Gardin Grove, at St. Joseph hospital, April 12, a girl 7 pounds, 2½ ounces. This Gift to Help You Save It's easy to start saving with this plastic "Pioneer" Savings Bank. It is our gift to you to help you on Help You Save It's easy to start saving with this plastic "Pioneer" Savings Bank. It is our gift to you to help you on the road to thrift... just come in and ask for the Pioneer Bank. There is absolutely no obligation. PARENTS Here's an ideal way to start the kiddies saving their pennies! With this transparent bank, they'll find it is fun watching their "small change" grow to important dollars. SAVINGS INSURED to $10,000 Our 63rd Year in Anaheim The SAVING Trust & Bureau of Aviation 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 FUN was provided for Benjamin Franklin Scouts when their den mother entertained by. Left to right: David Burdick, Louis L. Gary Steinshower, Wilbern Wimberley, Curtis, Michael Lanser, Ben Royer, Jim Reynolds, Charles Roberts and Bobby Evans. Adults, from left: Mrs. Dixie Redline, assistant den mother, Mrs. Vearl Royer, den mother, and Charles Cornell. Representative Presses League Bern Orange County Pan-League met recently in lieu of Mrs. Vernon Hatch, grandview, Fullerton. Presses were Mrs. K. A. Chairman, Mrs. Sam Ferris, G. A. Solness, Mrs. R. Lardarger, Mrs. Merrill Cub Scouts Entertained At Party Cub Scouts of Den 6, Pack 105, were entertained at an Easter party Friday from 3 to 5 by their den mother, Mrs. Vearl Royer, at their den, 617 S. Dickle st. Dental Group Names Officers Orange County Dental Auxiliary met recently at the home-of Mrs. Howard Bonebrake in Santa Ana. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Allan V. Cole and Mrs. George O. Kirkelie, Jr. New officers installed by Mrs. John J. Webbrit were presidium Happy Traits And To Life Span Say Experts Want to know how happy much loved by family and how serene and contented you be 20 years from today? You can determine the yourself, according to Johnson in the March Journal Living. He reports on the of a new study by a team University psychologists, L. Pressey and Elizaebth S. The psychologists invest the lives of 553 men and whose age averaged 75. Brought to light were four traits shared in common older people who considered selves happy—and lacking who were definitely unhappy. The "happifying" traits developed into a four-point la that practically gu your happiness 20 years from 1. Keep busy. Never with time for self-pity; 2. Be social. Don't beclusive secluse. Belong to and a club. Go where people and talk. Be a joiner. 3. Be accomplished. Paint, make furniture—do er you like best, and don't ful about letting others from it. 4. Be interested in life everything it offers for you ure, instruction—or even tion! If you hate the str something is being done crusade to better the situ Cultivating these chats, points out the Journal ing, is important for liv satisfaction at the begin life and all through it. Representative Presses League Orn Orange County Pan-League met recently in lieu of Mrs. Vernon Hatch, grandview, Fullerton. Issues were Mrs. K. A. Chairman, Mrs. Sam Ferris, G. A. Solness, Mrs. R. Ilabarger, Mrs. Merrill Bert Arnold and M. Gepfert. Dunbar, national Pan-helic representative, spoke on sub-cussed at the national conin Williamsburg, Va. attending from Anaheim, Walter Studhalter, Mrs. Solness, Mrs. James Carr, J. P. Critchfield, Mrg. Korn, Mrs. J. W. Stephen, Kenton Wines, Miss Elittman, Mrs Harry J. Raiss, C. B. Neighbors, Mrs. Bouas and Mrs. Coalson Catholic Women's club of Grove will hold a canasta, bridge party at Grange day night at 7:30 o'clock. Births Mr. and Mrs. Gerald M. 857 S. Helena, Anaheim, at neph hospital, April 13, a girl, 2 ounces. O.-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hidalgo, olive, Westminster, at Orange hospital, April 12, a girl, 13½ ounces. AKER-Mr. and Mrs. John A.aker, 12541 Walnut, Garden at St. Joseph hospital, April girl, 7 pounds, 2½ ounces. Cub Scouts Entertained At Party Cub Scouts of Den 6, Pack 105, were entertained at an Easter party Friday from 3 to 5 by their den mother, Mrs. Vearl Royer, at their den, 617 S. Dickle st. Highlighting the party was an Easter egg hunt with prize for finding the most eggs awarded to Louis Boozell, who displayed 24 in his basket. Honor for finding the golden egg went to Gary Steinshouer. The yard and table were decorated in keeping with the Easter season as well as their Cub flag. A large Easter bunny cake was served with punch at a table set with Easter colors in the patio. Games were played and the flag ceremony led by a new Cub, admitted to the den at this meeting, Jimmy Reynold of 535 S. Clementine. Enrollment was increased to 11 active Cubs. All were present Friday with the exception of Arthur Provincio who is ill. Louis Boozell and Bobby Evans took over their new offices of denner and assistant denner respectively, relieving Arthur Provincio and Ben Royer of those offices. Repeating of the living circle followed a brief practice of a skit being prepared for the coming pack meeting April 22, to be held at Fremont cafeteria. Miss Mildred Buehler, 11462 S. Stanton ave., and Miss Harlene Heitmiller, 8372 E. Cerritos ave., were guests of Dick Cantino, well known accordionist, at his Glendale home Friday afternoon. The gestation and incubation period among elephants is from 21 to 22 months. Wax candles probably were first made by the Phoenicians about the second Century A.D. The first theater in the American colonies was built in Williamsburg in 1716. Dental Group Names Officers Orange County Dental Auxiliary met recently at the home of Mrs. Howard Bonebrake in Santa Ana. Co-hostesses were Mrs. Allan V. Cole and Mrs. George O. Kirkelley, Jr. New officers installed by Mrs. John L. Wehrly were president, Mrs. C. O. Gruber; vice president, Mrs.D.E.Rodman; recording secretary, Mrs.Herbert T. Stroschein; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Clinton Emmerson; treasurer, Mrs.Frederick A. Rusch; committees: membership, Mrs. Howard Bonebrake; editor, Mrs.George O.Kirkelley, Jr.; publicity, Mrs.John Wehrly; courtesy, Mrs.Edward F.Whelan; ways and means, Mrs.John J. Thornquist; parliamentarian, Mrs. Howard D.Baker; yearbook, Mrs.Milton H.Andrew, Jr. and Mrs.F.W.Lamb. As convention chairman for Orange county, Mrs. Thornquist reported on the Southern California State Dental association convention to be held May 5, 6 and 7 at the Bliltmore Hotel in Los Angeles She reported that tickets for the dental auxiliary lancheon to be held at the Beverly Hills Hotel Tuesday, May 6, can be purchased from Mrs.Baker, Balboa Island She urged all dental wives to visit the Hospitality Room in the Bliltmore Hotel which will be sponsored by the Orange County Dental Auxiliary. Mrs. Bonebrake reported on dental health education. The remainder of the meeting was spent in making total arrangements for the benefit to be held Tuesday, May 27, at the Balboa Bay club. More than 110,000 men died fighting in the Union Army in the Civil War as compared to 52,000 lost in Confederate forces. Calendar TONIGHT Junior Ebell Contract Bridge -7:30 p.m., at Ebell club American Legion Auxiliary -at Legion hall IOOF Anaheim Lodge No.p.m., at IOOF hall. YL1-8:00 p.m., Spring dana Balboa Club.Open to pub WEDNESDAY, Ebell Club Contract Bridge -1:00 p.m., at Ebell club Orange County Teachers -4:00 p.m., High School auditor Orange County Teachers -6:00 p.m., dinner in Fremmlunch room. Junior Chamber of Comms-p.m., at Mother's Kitchen Sea Scouts -7:00 p.m., at In Youth Bldg. Ebell Club Toastmaster Sep.p.m., at Ebell clubhouse. THURSDAY, Anaheim Fusileers -1:00 Chunking Cafe. Benjamin Franklin P.TA-Installation of officers in School lunch room. Optimist Club -7:00 p.m., at Kitchen. 20:30 Club -7:30 p.m., Luminary Veterans of Foreign Wars-at 105 N.Philadelphia. Native Daughters of the Gap-8:00 p.m., IOOF hall,Friday. FRIDAY, APRIL Lions Club-12:15 p.m., Elk Garden Club-2:00 p.m., at Mrs.Renis Wheeler;9:15 American Legion Auxiliary-honoring Anaheim Legion-72 with pot luck dinner day party at American L.Anaheim Lodge 207 F.p.m., at Masonic Temple Leis Rebekah Lodge-8:00 IOOF hall.Past Noble night. SATURDAY, APRIL Qulen Sabe-9:00 p.m., dan Club. SUNDAY, APRIL Garden Tour-3:00 p.m., Mrs.Ethel Shultz;548 Open for public inspection.p.m. The gestation and incubation period among elephants is from 21 to 22 months. Wax candles probably were first made by the Phoenicians about the second Century A.D. The first theater in the American colonies was built in Williamsburg in 1716. The 1st Virginia regiment was a unit organized and commanded by George Washington. TURNABOUT—Singing star Georgia Gibbs models a new sweater which can be worn turned upside down or reversed front to back. She wears it tied at the waist over a bodice. More than 110,000 men died fighting in the Union Army in the Civil War as compared to 52,000 lost in Confederate forces. ANNIVERSARY BROADCAST — Marion Jit. * Jordan — Flbber McGee and Molly — make a national broadcast from a Hollywood street to mark their 20 years of Reducing FREE dem. with the Cut it out now. Our reducing Roller Male help you lose 1 to 30 lbs. safely. Known the work to have taken more weight from the body than other reducer made. Men's and ladies' depts. Be friend. It's fun to reduce. Ph. Anaheim 4793 at man's Baths, Massage and Colon Irrigation Health ice, 717 S. Los Angeles St. Happy Traits Add To Life Span Say Experts. Want to know how happy, how much loved by family and friends, how serene and contented you will be 20 years from today? You can determine the answer yourself, according to Gaylord Johnson in the March Journal on living. He reports on the results of a new study by a team of Ohio university psychologists, Dr. S. Pressey and Elizaebth Simcoe. The psychologists investigated the lives of 553 men and women whose age averaged 75 years. Rought to light were four main traits shared in common by those older people who considered themselves happy—and lacking in those who were definitely unhappy. The "happifying" traits can be developed into a four-point formula that practically guarantees our happiness 20 years from now. 1. Keep busy. Never be idle, with time for self-pity. 2. Be social. Don't be an exclusive seclude. Belong to a church and a club. Go where people meet and talk. Be a joiner. 3. Be accomplished. Play, sing, paint, make furniture—do whatever you like best, and don't be bashful about letting others benefit from it. 4. Be interested in life. Take everything it offers for your pleasure, instruction—or even opposition! If you hate the stupid way something is being done, start a crusade to better the situation. Cultivating these characteristics, points out the Journal of Living, is important for living with satisfaction at the beginning of life and all through it. The for- One-Act Play Tournament to Be Held Here The Santa Ana Community Players will sponsor their annual Southern California Tournament of One-Act Players April 23, 24, 25 and 26 in the Santa Ana Ebell Clubhouse auditorium. Curtain time for the first performance of each evening will be 8 p.m. Guest judges for the four evenings will be Robert Wentz, Newport Harbor High school drama instructor; Marthella Randall, Newport Harbor Community Players director; and Lee Ford, Santa Ana College drama instructor. Awards to be made include the Charles A. Riggs Memorial $50 award as first prize to the outstanding senior group presentation; a $25 award and trophy as second prize to a senior group presentation; the Julia Beaumont Cummings trophy to the best comedy; a cash award for the best original one-act play; and a silver award by Daniger's of Santa Ana to the best directed presentation. The best senior group actor and actress and supporting actor and actress will receive "Modjeska," an award originally designed by Kay Finch for presentation by the Santa Ana Community Players. The awards will be made by Raish Modjeska. The outstanding junior group presentation will receive a rotating cup award donated by Ivie Stein as first prize. Rotating cups are also awarded as second and third prizes to junior groups by Ivie Stein. To the best actor and actress and supporting actor and actress in the junior groups the Santa Ana Community Players will make their annual award books. A tea hour will follow each evening's performance, with Mrs. Edmund West of Santa Ana in charge of general arrangements. Tickets may be secured at the Santa Ana Book Store. Mrs. Ella R. Chitty, 204 S. Bush st., has as her guest, Mrs. Harry Nielsen of Des Plaines, Ill. Calendar TONIGHT Junior Ebell Contract Bridge Section—7:30 p.m., at Ebell clubhouse. American Legion Auxiliary—8:00 p.m., at Legion hall. IOOF Anaheim Lodge No. 199—8:00 p.m., at IOOF hall. LII—8:00 p.m., Spring dance at the Balboa Club. Open to public. WEDNESDAY, April 16 Ebell Club Contract Bridge Section—1:00 p.m., at Ebell clubhouse. Orange County Teachers' Institute—4:00 p.m., High School auditorium. Orange County Teachers' Institute—6:00 p.m., dinner in Fremont School lunch room. Junior Chamber of Commerce—7:00 p.m., at Mother's Kitchen. Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m., at Investment in Youth Bldg. Ebell Club Toastmaster Section—7:30 p.m., at Ebell clubhouse. THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Anaheim Fusiliers—1:00 p.m., at Chumsking Cafe. Benjamin Franklin P.T.A—7:00 p.m., Installation of officers in Fremont School lunch room. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., at Mother's Kitchen. 30:30 Club—7:30 p.m., Lum's Cafe. Veterans of Foreign Wars—8:00 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia. Native Daughters of the Golden West—8:00 p.m., IOOF hall, Fullerton. FRIDAY, APRIL 18 Lions Club—12:15 p.m., Elks club. Garden Club—8:00 p.m., at home of Mrs. Rena Wheeler, 916 S. Bunkist. American Legion Auxiliary—4:30 p.m., honoring Anaheim Legion Post No. 72 with pot luck dinner and birthday party at American Legion hall. Anaheim Lodge 207 F & A M—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Ola Rebekah Lodge—8:00 p.m., at IOOF hall. Past Noble Grand's night. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 Quilen Sabe—9:08 p.m., dance at Elks Club. SUNDAY, APRIL 20 Garden Tour—3:00 p.m. Garden of Mrs. Ethel Shultz, 548 S. Zeyn. Open for public inspection from $ p.m. Travel Comfort go Santa Fe on the Popular Capitan Daily between Los Angeles-Chicago YOU GET MORE for your travel dollar—more fun, more comfort, more service—on Santa Fe’s popular daily El Capitan, only all-chair-car streamliner between Los Angeles and Chicago. Same running time, same scenic route as the New Super Chief. Popular LUNCH-COUNTER DINER features famous Fred Harvey food. Courteous service at dining table or counter. 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