anaheim-gazette 1952-04-16

Social and Club Activities Legion Auxiliary Honors Post with Birthday Party for 32nd Year A birthday dinner for the American Legion post, in honor of their 32nd anniversary, was hosted by the Auxiliary last night. Also feted at the party were past presidents of the Auxiliary. Tables for the dinner meeting were decorated with vari-colored sweet peas. Business was held to a minimum, with Elizabeth Neuman presiding. With her on the platform was Post Commander Phil Webb. As each past president entered the room she received a camellia corsage from Peggy Boysen's garden. Honorees included Yuarda Akerman, first unit president; Florence Smith, Helen Betzold, Edna Elliott, Betty Liebhart, Vera Smith, Jean Gaddis, Marion Fennel, Phyllis Schroth, Peggy Boysen, Verna Hopkins, Jean Marvin, Harriet Boyd, Josephine Fulfer, Madge Holden, Lucille Johnson and Nadine Klapper. During the dessert course a large birthday cake was presented Varied Program For Ladies Night Ladies' night highlighted a meet- Spanish Dinner For YWCA Board The Women's Advisory committee of the YMCA honored the leaders of the girls Tri-Hi-Y clubs with a Spanish dinner held in the home of Mrs. Alice Schmid recently. The rooms were beautifully decorated with flowers and Mexican dolls on each table. Guests of honor were Mrs. Nan Moore, girls' work director, Mrs. Steve Holden, Mrs. Orlo Fast, Miss Pat Brooks, Mrs. Don Chamberlin, Miss Barbara Trapp, Miss Patti Mattox, Mrs. Howard Hall, Mrs. Willard Weyand, Mrs. George Roulette, and Miss Lorraine Sehr. Mrs. Walt Taylor and Mrs. A. D. Smith were co-chairmen of the Talent Search For TV Show To Continue Second offering of the season for talent for the Leo Carillo Du Ranch Varieties Show, will be held at the Anaheim Theater Thursday night, April 17. Fourteen acts vaudeville will be presented along with the feature picture at no advance in prices. Hal Davis, producer of the Leo Carillo show, Bob Sheppard, co-median and Gerry (Rainbow). Lin, musical director will be hand to present the acts and paraplate in the judging of talent. Wes Mendoza, vocalist; Ron Ranch accordion player; Barry Varied Program For Ladies Night Ladies' night highlighted a meeting of Cypress Magnolia farm center last night at Buena Park Women's clubhouse. Mrs. Willis John, a war bride from Holland, told of her romance in that country with her GI husband. She described Holland for the group and told of her trip to this country and her impression of the United States. She was formerly a teacher in the Netherlands and is now a resident of Santa Ana. For her talk she was appropriately garbed in a Dutch costume with wooden shoes. Mrs. Pauline Cole was in charge of the comedy skit, "School Days at Porcupine Junction." In the cast were teacher, Lawrence Hineman, and pupils Mrs. Vangella Rainey, Mrs. Elsa Goodwin, Mrs. Jean Walburg, Mrs. Jef Eaton, Mrs. Mary Hoskin, Glenn Hubbard, Mrs. Carl Korn, Bob Cole, Jeff Eaton and Clyde Hoskin. Betty Jo Mittman, daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. Al Mittman, gave two accordion solos. Mrs. Jean Walburg presented a report on the County Farm Bureau director's meeting. Bob Cole was in charge of the male serving committee. Mrs. Bertha Williams was chairman and Mrs. Ethel Moffit, secretary. RUMMAGE SALE Ebell club of Anaheim will hold its annual rummage sale on Thursday and Friday, April 17 and 18, at 9:30 a.m. at 139 So. Los Angeles st. Mrs. Earl Spencer and Mrs. Joe Wagner are in charge of the sale. Calendar TONIGHT 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. Ebbel Club Toastmaster Section—7:30 p.m., at Ebbel clubhouse. THURSDAY, APRIL 17 Anaheim Fusileers—1:00 p.m., at Chungking Cafe. Benjamin Franklin P-TA—7:00 p.m., Installation of officers in Fremont School lunch room. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., at Mother's Kitchen. 20:30 Club—7:30 p.m., Lum's Cafe. Veterans of Foreign Wars—8:00 p.m., at 100 N. Philadelphia. Native Daughters of the Golden West—8:00 p.m., IOOF hall, Fullerton. Ebbel Club Rummage Sale—9:30 a.m., 139 S. Los Angeles st. FRIDAY, APRIL 18 Lions Club—12:15 p.m., Elks club. Garden Club—2:00 p.m., at home of Mrs. Rena Wheeler, 9446 S. Sunkist. American Legion Auxiliary—6:30 p.m., honoring Anahelia Legion Post No. 72 with pot luck dinner and birthday party at American Legion hall. Anahelia Lodge 207 F & A M—7:30 p.m., at Masonic Temple. Lois Rebekah Lodge—8:00 p.m., at IOOF hall, Past Noble Grand's night. Ebbel Club Rummage Sale—9:30 a.m., 139 S. Los Angeles st. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 Qulen Sabe—9:00 p.m., dance at Elks Club. SUNDAY, APRIL 20 Garden Tour—2:00 p.m., Garden of Mrs. Ethel Shultz, 548 S. Zeyn Open for public inspection from 2 Hal Davis, producer of the Carillo show, Bob Sheppard, co-median and Gerry (Rainbow). Lin, musical director will be hand to present the acts and paraplate in the judging of talent. Wes Mendoza, vocalist; Ron Collins, accordion player; Barbara Robson, singer; Carol Jean Swan, toe-tap dancer; Bonnie Dianneterson, vocalist; The Hawaiianettes featuring Doris Jean Reiland and Goldie Barchinger. His dancers and Ron Miller and Le Rumbaugh on the guitars are low acts which will compete against acts from other Orange counties Thursday night. Patricia Spencer and Ida Mae Truder tap-strut dancers; Orange; Tara Knapp, tap dancer, Santa Ana Denise Merritt, 10-year-old ballad singer, Santa Ana; Her Oviedo, torch singer, Los Amitos; Floyd Lewis, steel guitarist, Placentia; Millie Catherin Irvin, tap dance stylist from press will represent the county contingent of embryo television stars. As an added attraction the producers have arranged the appearance of little three-year Charles Hale, singer accompany by his sister Joan on the play The Hale kiddies live in Fullerton. Charles is too young to ter the contest, but made a hit with the producers at the preliminary tryouts last week. Mellowettes, Hollywood trio, also be featured on the show. Show time is approximately 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 17. Acts will be preceded and followed by a screening of the feature picture. All seats 60c including four winners from the Anaheim try-outs have already appeared in the Leo Carillo television show Nolan Blackman appeared Saturday, April 6, and won first place Bettie Ulrich and Delores P Gary and Karen Thueson, along with Eddie and Clarence Baumpeared on the Carillo show Sunday night. The event is sponsored by the Retail Division of Chamber of Commerce. Ebell club of Anaheim will hold its annual rummage sale on Thursday and Friday, April 17 and 18, at 9:30 a.m. at 139 So. Los Angeles st. Mrs. Earl Spencer and Mrs. Joe Wagner are in charge of the sale. Photostats SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 Ebell Club Rummage Sale—9:30 a.m., 139 S. Los Angeles st. SATURDAY, APRIL 19 Qulen Sabs—9:00 p.m., dance at Elks Club. SUNDAY, APRIL 20 Garden Tour—2:00 p.m. Garden of Mrs. Ethel Shultz, 548 S. Zeyn. Open for public inspection from 2 p.m. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Watch for Opening of Furnished Models Something New for Anaheim! Yes, something new...something to take your breath away...and you can look now (even before the preview). BONDED HOMES, INC., presents its first Anaheim homes...designed by Architect William M. Bray, AIA...with features you'll find in $20,000 homes...sliding glass doors from living room to covered terrace or porch...real fireplaces...garbage disposals...wood paneling in living rooms...indoor and outdoor planters...center hall plans...orange trees...and much more...in the most desirable section of Anaheim. BONDED HOMES inc. SALES OFFICE Ms. East St. at Adele St. Unst north of Center StJ • PHONE Anaheim 6800 Berry Festival Set for Friday An old fashioned "strawberry festival" will be sponsored by Crescendo class of White Temple Methodist church on Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. in the church dining hall. Proceeds will go toward the purchase of a portable microphone for the church sanctuary. Home made ice cream, shortcake, the season's first strawberries, hot coffee and tea will be served. Entertainment will consist of musical interludes of old barbershop quartet numbers, using vocal solos and readings. Decorations are to be in a spring garden motif. Friends and members are invited to the affair, to be held in the church dining hall. League Hears Officer Slate The annual report from the nominating committee was presented at the Anaheim Assistance League meeting held in the home of Mrs. Robert Powers. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Charles Harbeson, Mrs. Lotus Loudon and Mrs. Duane Powers. Mrs. Harry Nutt was named president; Mrs. George Paige, first vice president; Mrs. Dick Heffron, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Harbeson, third vice president; Mrs. John Boege, recording secretary; Mrs. W. W. Barnett, corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, treasurer; Mrs. Foster Warwick, parliamentarian, and Mrs. John Wilson, junior past president. A project adopted for the coming year will be to encourage den Centralia P-TA In Impressive Mrs. Charles N. Brockman ed for her second term dent of the Centralia P-TA day afternoon, by Mrs. Ley of Westminster, 1st dent of the 4th District Mrs. Finley used the mony and presented corsages as she installed liam Todd as vice-president Michael Border, secret Edward H. Nagel, treasury Emil Nelson, historian; tia T. Thayer, parliamentary Mrs. Finley used the rents and Teachehs Worker" when she addressed Sheldon Disrud directed zart chorus from AUHHS. The fourth grade program directed by the er, Mrs. Virgie H. Bacon Cook Book Meets Featured at P To further promote the Magnolia P-TA Co., Mrs. Mary Cook, public man, used recipes from in selecting refreshment meeting of the "Mud Her they met at her home, st., Stanton, Thursday m This group of Magna district domestic engineer been meeting to make co three years. Charter members are lam Krummanaker, Mrs. Imeit, Mrs. Florence Win Imogene Allred, Mrs. Misen and the hostess. New are Mrs. Lora Trotter Flora Breman. Family Reunion In Tabatt Home The Harry P. Tabatt home at 19672 S. Chestnut st., Stanton, was the scene of a family reunion Sunday when their daughter, Bonnie, returned from Fresno where she had spent the week with former Stantonites, the Franklin Rubes. She was accompanied by her husband, Jimmy Gillispie, who is temporarily based at the Navy hospital at Mare Island, while waiting a medical discharge as the result of an accident on the USS Rowan while on the way to Korea. Sgt. Richard Tabatt, older son, vice president; Mrs. Dick Heffron, second vice president; Mrs. Charles Harbeson, third vice president; Mrs. John Boege, recording secretary; Mrs. W. W. Barnett, corresponding secretary; Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, treasurer; Mrs. Foster Warwick, parliamentarian, and Mrs. John Wilson, junior past president. A project adopted for the coming year will be to encourage dental care for children in need. Prizes were won by Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. Dick Heffron and Mrs. Ernest Ganahl. Births CLARK—Mr. and Mrs. Melvin W. Clark, 502 N. Malden, Fullerton, at St. Joseph hospital, April 15, a boy, 4 pounds, 15 ounces. STAKEMILLER—Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Stakemiller, 534 W. Chestnut, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, April 15, a girl, 5 pounds, 11 ounces. arrived from Yokohama, Japan. He has been away three years. After a month's furlough he will report to Camp Roberts May 12. He re-enlisted for three more years last January. The sergeant was just in time to bid his younger brother, Harry Jr., adieu before he leaves for Pensacola, Fla., to become an ensign in the Navy. Harry Jr., leaves Saturday. This group of Magnolia district domestic engineers been meeting to make corrections three years. Charter members are Lam Krumanaker, Mrs. Meitmei, Mrs. Florence Winimogene Allred, Mrs. Misen and the hostess. New are Mrs. Lora Trotter and Flora Bremah. After each member wished to Mrs. Ruth Ponsarra charter member to roost," who moved from Pola, Colo., the divers party was to tell each most embarrassing experience. The menu was Mrs. Maxwell's frozen fruit pop cake listed in the book Mrs. Merle Taylor, the al eggs pickled in beet stuffed olives and pipe stew Easter bunnies. The brewer pickles served are the book to the hostess. The cook books are available at $1.00, with cow colors of microlite. Drained canned snacks make a delicious dinner when they are marinated tangy French dressing good, this way, with h READY FOR SEASON—Muggins, 15-year-old giraffe in San Francisco's Fleishhaker Zoo, appears to sample-balmy Spring air. Pith helmet is added Easter fashion afterthought. California’s Greatest Outdoor Play RAMONA presented Each Saturday & Sunday at 2:30 p.m. April 19-20 April 26-27 May 3-4 In BEAUTIFUL RAMONA BOWL HEMET With a Cast of Over 350 People Reserved Seats $1.80 and $2.40 (Incl. Tax) General Admission $1.20 Write or Phone: Ramona Bowl, Hemet 6111 or Any Mutual Ticket Agency for Reservations Given Each Spring by the People of Hemet and San Jacinto Centralia P-TA Officers Installed In Impressive Color Ceremony Mrs. Charles N. Brock was seated for her second term as president of the Centralia P-TA Monday afternoon, by Mrs. Ray Finley of Westminster, 1st vice president of the 4th District P-TA. Mrs. Finley used the color ceremony and presented significant corsages as she installed Mrs. William Todd as vice-president; Mrs. Michael Border, secretary; Mrs. Edward H. Nagel, treasurer; Mrs. Emil Nelson, historian; Mrs. Cretia T. Thayer, parliamentarian. Mrs. Finley used the topic, "Parents and Teachehs Work Together" when she addressed the group. Sheldon Disrud directed the Mozart chorus from AUHS. The fourth grade presented a program directed by their teacher, Mrs. Virgie H. Bacon: a demo Cook Book Menus Featured at Party To further promote the sale of the Magnolia P-TA Cook Book, Mrs. Mary Cook, publicity chairman, used recipes from the book in selecting refreshments for the meeting of the "Mud Hens," when they met at her home, 8112 Starr st., Stanton, Thursday night. This group of Magnolia school district domestic engineers have been meeting to make ceramics for three years. Charter members are Mrs. Miriam Krumanaker, Mrs. Lela Schloemeit, Mrs. Florence Winters, Mrs. Imogene Allred, Mrs. Myrtle Janssen and the hostess. New members are Mrs. Lora Trotter and Mrs. Flora Breman. Conclusion of what they have learned about "Stepping Stones in California History;" including Indian life, the coming of Sir Francis Drake and the Spanish to California, the mission trails, how Mexico lost California, the discovery of gold, how California became a state and concluded with singing "I Love You California" and enclosed with "California Here I Come." The devotional was the children repeating the 24th Psalm as a verse choir. Hostesses for the tea were Mmes. Raymond A. Dillon, Daisy Boutcher and Frank Ferriera. Announcements were made that a hot dog sale will take place Thursday noon. May 1 will be open house in honor of public school week. All children wishing to attend kindergarten next year will be registered during May. The last school day will be June 11. Canteen Activity To be Launched The Red Cross Canteen, sponsored by the Savanna Civil Defense Unit, to establish headquarters in the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse, will start their first instruction class on April 29, from 9 to 12 a.m. The group will be instructed by Mrs. Louise Thomas of the Santa Ana office of the Southern Counties Gas Co., every Tuesday for five weeks. Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president of the Lady Lions, was named Canteen chairman by the defense Here is a lovely, majestic panel of the Madonna and Child worked in simple cross stitch using vibrant colors. Pattern envelope No. 2897 contains hot iron transfer for design measuring 11 by 14 inches, material requirements, color chart and stitch illustrations. Send 25 cents in coins your name, address and the pattern number to Peggy Roberts, Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. This group of Magnolia school district domestic engineers have been meeting to make ceramics for three years. Charter members are Mrs. Miriam Krumanaker, Mrs. Lela Schloemeit, Mrs. Florence Winters, Mrs. Imogene Allred, Mrs. Myrtle Janssen and the hostess. New members are Mrs. Lora Trotter and Mrs. Flora Breman. After each member wrote a letter to Mrs. Ruth Ponsar, "the first charter member to leave the roost," who moved from Starr st. to Pola, Colo., the diversion of the party was to tell each member's most embarrassing experience. The menu was Mrs. Mattie Lou Maxwell's frozen fruit salad; soda pop cake listed in the book under Mrs. Merle Taylor, the traditional eggs pickled in beet juice with stuffed olives and pipe stems made Easter bunnies. The bread and butter pickles served are credited in the book to the hostess. The cook books are still available at $1.00, with covers in all colors of microlite. Drained canned snap beans make a delicious dinner salad when they are marinated in a tangy French dressing. They're good, this way, with hamburgers. Unit, to establish headquarters in the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse, will start their first instruction class on April 29, from 9 to 12 a.m. The group will be instructed by Mrs. Louise Thomas of the Santa Ana office of the Southern Counties Gas Co., every Tuesday for five weeks. Mrs. Marjorie McBratney, president of the Lady Lions, was named Canteen chairman by the defense council. The facility will be operated under the leadership of the Anahelm Chapter of the Red Cross, to feed local people in case of disaster. Mrs. Ethel Korn, Savanna PS Red Cross chairman, is in charge of organizing the class. The canteen will be for the use of the entire Stanton area and is not restricted to the Savanna school district. Any woman interested may contact Mrs. Korn at 7741 B. Ball rd., or the Savanna personnel officer, Mrs. Florence Black at 7081 Brady st. Royal C. Marten, Savanna civil defense co-ordinator, has appointed Mrs. Fern Vipond to offer assistance to school children who may need clothing or have other special problems requiring welfare assistance. Marten is also arranging to store 25 cots in Stanton to be used for emergencies. Pattern envelope No. 2897 contains hot iron transfer for design measuring 11 by 14 inches, material requirements, color chart and stitch illustrations. Send 25 cents in coins, your name, address and the pattern number to Paggy Roberts, Anahelm Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Hollow out the centers of small cooked beets, fill with finely chopped egg salad and serve on salad greens as a first course for a company dinner. not ready for a swimming pool, but. Swimming pools are only one of many improvements you can finance through Bank of America. Perhaps you are interested in a new paint job...a patio...or new wiring for your house. 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