anaheim-gazette 1952-04-25

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Garden Social Arranged by Magnolia P-TA Mrs. John Brooks, Ways and Means chairman of Magnolia P-TA will open her home at 9342 Hillview st., for a box garden social and square dance the evening of May 17. Assisting Mrs. Brooks will be her committee members: Mrs. Roy Fierce, Mrs. Jack Parsons, Mrs. Robert Cook, Mrs. Richard S. Yater, Mrs. Charles Pruett and Mrs. Edmund R. Cook. The committee met to formulate plans at the home of chairman, Wednesday, for brunch of doughnuts and coffee. The event is to have a three fold purpose: to allow the Magnolia group to become better acquainted with her neighboring units who are being sent invitations, the Loara P-TA, Savanna P-TA and the Katella P-TL; fund raising and a good old fashioned party with the entire community invited. Cancer Society Corsages on Sale In Anaheim Today The Orange County Florist assn. Nursing Scholarship Fund to be Set Aside By Med. Auxiliary The establishment of two $150 nursing scholarships to be awarded by the Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical association, to deserving students of the county high schools and colleges was announced during an afternoon tea held on April 21 at the Orange County hospital. Mrs. Raymond Brandt, acting chairman of the project and community service committee of the auxiliary, conducted the program. Mrs. J. F. Renshow, president of the auxiliary, presented Mrs. Dorothy Kaladic, director of nurses, a $100 check from the auxiliary to be used in the nurses' home. Mrs. Renshow told the students present of the auxiliary student loan fund available to student nurses in the institution in need of financial assistance. Mrs. Fred M. Hansen, chairman of the Student Loan Fund, and her committee work with Miss Pauline Buzell, R.N., educational director of the student nurses at the county hospital in distribution of the student loan fund. Mrs. Logan Wheatley, R.N., of the Visiting Nurse Association, spoke on that phase of nursing and the "challenge it presents to the graduate nurse." Cancer Society Corsages on Sale In Anaheim Today The Orange County Florist assn. Cancer Drive Corsage sale began today and will continue between the hours of 12 noon and 9 p.m. The Business and Professional Women's Assn. will handle sales on the streets of Anaheim and throughout stores and offices in the city. All flowers, supplies and labor for the corsages is being provided by Anaheim florists and florists of the entire county. All donations will be turned over to the local Cancer drive officials of the American Cancer Society. Local florist and Cancer drive workers feel this year's flower sale will be greater than the success of last year's sale. Calendar TONIGHT Anaheim Lodge 207, F & A M—7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. IOOF Encampment No. 105—8:00 p.m., IOOF Hall. Anaheim Union High School — 8:00 p.m. Operetta "Good News" in high school auditorium. Open to public. SATURDAY, APRIL 26 Job's Daughters—1:30 p.m., annual card party and fashion show at Masonic Temple. Open to public. SUNDAY, APRIL 27 Garden Tour—2:00 p.m., Garden of Mrs. Ethel Shulta, 548 S. Zeyn, Open for public inspection from 2 p.m. MONDAY, APRIL 28 Rotary Club—12:15 p.m., Elks club. Ebell Club Book Section—2:00 p.m., Ebell Club. Anaheim Union High School—6:00 p.m. Open house. Y's Men's Club—6:30 p.m., YMCA. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m., Lum's Cafe. Altrusa Club—7:00 p.m., dinner and meeting at Elks Club Cafe. DeMolay—7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. Knights of Columbus—8:00 p.m., Knights of Columbus hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars Aux.—8:00 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia st. Anaheim Union High School Operetta—8:00 p.m. "Good News" in high school auditorium. Open to public. TUESDAY, APRIL 29 HI-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Co-ed Council—7:00 a.m. breakfast meeting at YMCA building. Kiwania Club—12:10 p.m., at Elks. Lois Rebekah Lodge—6:30 p.m., penny supper at IOOF hall. Open to public. Fremont School—6:30 p.m., open house. P-TA meeting and installation of officers. Tri-Hi-Y Mother-Daughter Banquet—7:00 p.m., in high school cafeteria. Music Program Highlights Dinner The Brotherhood dinner at Bethel Baptist church recently, featured an enjoyable evening of music and a talk on Christian living by John Stommel, Pasadena business man. First timers and special guests were introduced by Harry Fox, president of the group. Featured on the musical part of the program were Arnie Hartman, Ernest James, Velma Sharp, Lora Keller and Tom Griffith of Santa Ana. Mrs. Herbert Stabbart had charge of decorations and Mrs. A. D. Smith was serving committee chairman. Assisting were: Miss Esther Leuchner, Miss Myra Fries, Miss Ruth Balzer, Miss Ruth Ja- Bobbie Boyd Gets Rate Hike to Sgt. WITH THE 1ST CAVALRY DIV. IN JAPAN—Bobbie D. Boyd, 10922½ Chestnut, Los Alamitos, Calif., has been promoted to sergeant while on security duty with the 1st Cavalry Division on Hokkaido, northern-most island of Japan. The division, rotated to Japan in December after 17 months in Korea, is also undergoing a large-scale tactical training program. Sergeant Boyd is a member of the 5th Cavalry Regiment. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Probation after Death" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. except Sundays and Holidays Initiates Fresh Candidates final initiation of new members conducted this week by the Young Ladies Institute, candidates taken into the union. Inner, in charge of the Marysenior Girl Scouts mothers loved by the Scouts, preceded meeting. Lovely arrangement of spring flowers centered on them. Special guests at the were Father Michael Casey, and the candidates to be they were Elizabeth LorDailey, Dorothy Butshke, Nina Dolores Heneghan, Hele Gray, Genevieve Frances Mrsula Mary Jamison, RoseJean Petersen, Kathryn t, Nila Cecella Lehr, Ann Hancin, and Margaret Erickson. Mae Smith, chairman of alter party for the children early men and women at the County hospital, reported 5 baskets were filled and bringing much Easter those receiving them—the baskets contained a bean any, homemade cookies and colored Easter eggs, the baskets contained a large handkerchief, and the ladies' of hand lotion. Record on the annual Spring held at the Balboa Bay club cent evening was made by ampher. Many YLI memherd their friends attended race, and it was an outstand- event. Invations for the monthly party to be held in the home inia Mulligan, 623 Grafton Installation for Franklin P-TA Mrs. S. L. Keith was installed president of Benjamin Franklin P-TA at a meeting held in the school auditorium with Mrs. Arthur Korn as installing officer. Special speaker for the evening was William Saucerman, director of instruction of the superintendent of Orange county schools office. Saucerman stated the necessity of controlling fear in both children and adults. He also showed a film to illustrate his subject and ended his talk with the thought, "Let us try to do things with our children instead of doing things to them." The meeting was opened by retiring president, Mrs. Glenn Kirk. Music was presented by Marjorie Cranston. Announcement was made by Mrs. Gilbert Koehler of a rag drive to be held May 5 though 9. A grease drive will also be held for the benefit of Benjamin Franklin Cub Scout Pack 105. The grease may be brought to the school April 30 in metal or paper containers. Mrs. Keith gave a short review of her recent trip to P-TA convention in San Francisco. Room count was won by Mrs. Lastrell's first grade. Afternoon kindergarten mothers were hostesses at the refreshment hour. Job's Daughters Fashion Show Here Tomorrow Job's Daughters annual money raising project, a dessert fashion show and card party, will be held First Run, Smash ComStarts Next Sunday 'Marrying Kind' Called Hilarious Columbia Pictures' "The Marrying Kind," starring Judy Holliday, that Academy Award winning "Born Yesterday" girl, opens Sunday, Apr. 27, at the Orange Drive-In Theatre. The new comedy drama, introducing Aldo Ray as Judy's new light of love, is report-ed to give the inside dope on a heart-warming and hilarious marriage. Madge Kennedy, star of the silent screen, resumes her career with an important featured supporting role. "The Marrying Kind" stars Judy as a typical New York girl in a distinct departure from the "dumb blonde" type of characterization that won her the "best actress" LOOK LIKE JUDY Get a Academy Award for "Marrying Kind" terday," yet Judy remainual breezy, refreshing so Job's Daughters Fashion Show Here Tomorrow Job's Daughters annual money raising project, a dessert fashion show and card party, will be held Saturday at 1:30 in St. Michael's church parish hall. Proceeds benefit the educational fund. Among the shops cooperating with the Bethel are Mary Millerick, Betty Rose, Penney's, Lauretta's, Ballard's and Cotler's. The public is invited. Eat California Oranges for Vitamin C. FLOWERS for every MOMENTOUS OCCASION Skillfully arranged by FRED'S House of Flowers SEE US FOR Mother's Day Flowers LOOK LINE JUDY Get a POODLE CUT at MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 234 E. CENTER ST. 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The winner, who will be selected for greatest resemblance and ability to make people laugh, will be awarded many wonderful prizes on the stage of the Orange Drive-In Theatre, Friday, May 2nd, followed by an escorted personal tour of the Columbia Studio sets where "The Marrying Kind" was filmed. Entries for the contest, which closes on April 30th, require only your own photo or that of a friend. Photos should be mailed to the Orange Drive-In Theatre, Highway 101 at Placentia, Orange, Calif., as soon as possible to be included in the judging. Columbia Pictures Corporation proudly presents MISS JUDY HOLLIDAY in a role that matches her Academy Award-winning performance in "Born Yesterday" SHADDUP! The story of a marriage from "I do" to "Drop dead" — and back again! JUDY HOLLIDAY the Marrying Kind Entries for the contest, which closes on April 30th, require only your own photo or that of a friend. 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