anaheim-gazette 1952-05-08

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Mrs. Samuel Gendel to Head County Medical Auxiliary for Coming Term The Woman's Auxiliary to the Orange County Medical Association met at 1:00 p.m. at the YWCA in Santa Ana on Tuesday, May 6. Tea and dessert were served from a prettily appointed tea table at which Mrs. Edward L. Russell of Santa Ana and Mrs. G. Wendell Olson of Fullerton poured. Mrs. Lewis Albert Alessen, of Los Angeles, whose husband is a member of the state advisory board and who is also the newly elected president of the California Medical Association for the ensuing year, was present. Mrs. Paul Blaisdell, of South Pasadena, councilor-at-large of legislation for the State Medical Auxiliary was a guest and spoke to the auxiliary on electoral procedures of voting, urging all members to attend the Liberty Bell rally on May 15. Jack Miller was guest speaker of the day. Field-secretary of the Associated Farmers of California, Mr. Miller gave an excellent expose of a timely and important subject, "Communism, a World of Conspiracy." Mr. Miller offered shocking facts and statistics revealing the rapid infiltration of communism into the United States. Samuel Gendel, Anaheim; 1st vice president, Mrs. L. D. Spencer, Brea; 2nd vice president, Mrs. Carl J. Paul, Orange; treasurer, Mrs. John F. Wilcox, Anaheim; recording secretary, Mrs. Bernard Mason, Huntington Beach; corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. Emmett Raitt, Santa Ana; president elect, Mrs. Joseph Tirico, Santa Ana. Auxiliary guests present were: Mrs. William Friend of Santa Ana and Mrs. Robert Null, of Garden Grove. Hostesses for the afternoon who arranged the dessert and attractive tea arrangements were: Mrs. Edward Miller, Santa Ana, chairman, Mrs. Luther Davison, Santa Ana, Mrs. C. A. Kingman, Santa Ana, Mrs. Kurt Schnitzer, Santa Ana, and Mrs. Harold Day of Lido Isle. Graduates Feted At YWCA Affair A formal reception for the senior Tri Hi-Y girls was held Tuesday evening in the spacious new home of Mrs. Marion Fort. This annual affair is sponsored by the Women's Advisory Committee by Card Party Plans Announced at YWCA Of importance to members of the meeting of Anaheim YLI week, Marie Martin presiding, the announcement of the public party to be held in St. Benson face hall, Monday evening, May at 8 o'clock. Contract Bridge nochie, 500 and Canasta will played. Ticket chairman is A Treanor, telephone 5274. O Rimpau is prize chairman, and freshment chairman is Marie in Ham sandwiches, relishes, and coffee will be served. Prizes will be awarded. Those elected to serve on nominating committee were H Canton, Mary Ellen Grady, A Treanor, Virginia Mulligan, Regina Czapla. Election of office will be held on Monday, June 13. The attendance prize was won by Eleanor Trujillo, and the W Elephant by Glenna Ranker. Chairman of the refreshment committee was Mary Jean Lbert with Helen Kish and J Carlson assisting. Lovely May kets made by Mary Jean Lam and filled with sweet peas used for decorating the table. These were placed on long sticks of colored crepe paper, which aded to their loveliness. The committee served cupcakes, coffee, nuts and mints. Delegates elected to Grand Convention to be held in Sacramento June 14 to 18 inclusive were incoming president and first president, alternates, Agnes Zinn and Bonnie Jolissaint. Reservations for the convention should be made with Elsie Bennett. Jack Miller was guest speaker of the day. Field-secretary of the Associated Farmers of California, Mr. Miller gave an excellent exposé of a timely and important subject, "Communism, a World of Conspiracy." Mr. Miller offered shocking facts and statistics revealing the rapid infiltration of communism into the United States of America. He stated, "We are to blame because we have failed to recognize the fact that we are in the first of a lower stage of communist society." "California is the second largest center of population of communism in the U.S. This is the year of decision and make no mistake about it," said Mr. Miller. "How stupid do we have to be to wake up and know what's happening at our very doorstep." "Subversive movements in publications for teacher education bear out the aim of Lenin-inspired communists in their attempts to teach communism to the young student." "In denying God, in the confiscation of private property, and in abolishing all morality, by their own words in the "Communist Manifesto" the communists are attempting world socialism." Mr. Miller urged all to get out to vote and to join organizations combating communism. Mrs. J. F. Renshaw, president of the auxiliary, conducted the business meeting which followed. Committee chairmen gave reports. A unanimous ballot was cast for officers for 1952-53 and the following were elected: President, Mrs. Calendar TONIGHT Optimist Club—7:00 p.m., Mother's Kitchen. 20:30 Club—7:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. VFW Post 3173—8:00 p.m. 106 N. Philadelphia. Izaak Walton League—8:00 p.m., Investment in Youth Bldg. FRIDAY, MAY 9 Lions Club—12:15 p.m. Elks Cafe. Anaheim Lodge 207 F&AM—7:30 p.m. Masonic Temple. Lois Rebekah No. 268—8 p.m. IOOF Hall. Graduates Feted At YWCA Affair A formal reception for the senior Tri Hi-Y girls was held Tuesday evening in the spacious new home of Mrs. Marion Fort. This annual affair is sponsored by the Women's Advisory Committee by the YMCA as a farewell to the graduates. Mrs. Frank Kellogg welcomed the guests and their leader, Mrs. Steve Holden, and asked each girl to tell what her plans for the future included. An inspiring message from Mrs. Nan Moore, girls' work director, followed. She asked each girl to remember the Christian training and ideals of the Y program in the coming years and concluded with an apt quotation: "I said to the man who stood at the gate of the year, give me a light. And he said to me, go out into the darkness. Put your hand into the hand of God. It will be to you better than a light and safer than a known way." The "Eight Men of Song," under the direction of William Hite, from Fullerton High school music department, entertained with a group of songs, "I Love You California," "Mocking Bird Hill," "Little Bay Mare," "Animals A'comin," "Winter Song," and "The Monk." The double quartet consisted of Charles Daugherty, Tommy Githens, Richard Rossome, Philip Gilkerson, John Lam, Alan Elliott, Bill Ward and Gary Kuenzli. Frank Ruff was the accompanist. During the social hour which followed Mrs. Frank Kellogg and Mrs. H. G. Nutt presided at the tea table which had been beautified by Mrs. Nutt. Chairmen Named For Franklin P-TA The Benjamin Franklin P-TA board meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Byron Dahl with Mrs. Agnes Roschlaub, Mrs. Arthur Korn and Mrs. Francis Eliott assisting Mrs. S. L. Keith presided. Paul Cook combined the petition of colored crepe paper, which is intended to their loveliness. The committee served cupcakes, coffee, nuts and mints. Delegates elected to Grand Convention to be held in Sacramento June 14 to 18 inclusive were incoming president and first president, alternates, Agnes Zill and Bonnie Jollissaint. Reservations for the convention should be made with Elsie Bennett telephone 4640. Ballo club winners were Paul Benzie and Mrs. R. W. Goodwin. The monthly card party for YLI members will be held in home of Jean Lampher, 520 N. Angeles st., Wednesday, May 27 at 7:30 p.m. Hostess will be Glenn Ranker with Beulah Sovinski Rita Koenings as co-hostesses; reservations should be made by Blanche Hudson, telephone 4960 fully decorated by Mrs. Nutt for a large bouquet of dainty flowers flanked by silver carmabra. Individual decorated cards were served. Guests of honor were Rosem Donovan, Jeapette Koss, Lily Bennett, Carolyn Haney, Pat Warren, Jean Jones, Lucy Chousky, Elva Lynn Glenn, No Ater, Rosemary Poyet, Joan Kellogg, Jeannine Pannier, De Cave, Betty Holden, Ginger Bley, Carol Davenport, Jane Gerner, Barbara Ryan, Gretta Glover, Georgia Drake, The Clamp, Lois Maas, Pat Fran Leah Gerber, Marquita Dixon, Anne Cash, Ann Heidemann Anna Maye Platt. Members of Women's Advisory committee present included Mrs. Kellogg Mrs. Nutt, Mrs. Fort, Mrs. Will Olding, Mrs. Richard Ryan, A. H. Kirchman, Mrs. A Schmid, Mrs. Charles Panney Mrs. Warren Ashleigh, and Harwood Larson. Salad Making Subject for May Spring salads will be discussed and prepared by the Home department and Homemakers groups in Orange county during the month of May, says Marian Prentiss, home advisor. In addition to the general principles of salad making, several salads that freeze will be demonstrated. For the women who count calories a pectin salad dressing will be prepared that contains little food value. Anyone interested may attend—the salads prepared at the meeting will furnish part of the share-the-cost luncheon. The Family Relations letter will be, "How Are You," written by Mrs. William Nichols of Costa Mesa. Friday, May 16, the Orange-thorpe Homemakers will meet at the Buena Park Congregational church. Tuesday, May 27, the Anaheim Home department will meet at the home of Mrs. James Alderson, 10364 Katella ave., Anaheim. Wednesday, May 28, the Modjeska-Silverado Homemakers will meet at the home of Dorothy Counselman, Silverado Canyon. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 Chairmen Named For Franklin P-TA The Benjamin Franklin P-TA board meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Byron Dahl with Mrs. Agnes Roschlaub, Mrs. Arthur Korn and Mrs. Francis Elliott assisting Mrs. S. L. Keith presided. Paul Cook explained the petition to the state for an increase in educational costs. Budget for the year was presented by Mrs. Van Hoorebeke. Mrs. Keith announced the following as her chairmen for the year: Mrs. Jack McGreeve and Mrs. Rod Cookus, art and decoration; Mrs. Van Hoorebeke, budget and finance; Mrs. G. Beale, conservation and thrift; Mrs. Lee Fellows, Cub Scouts; Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, character and spiritual education; Miss Ruth Williams, Founder's Day and life membership; Mrs. Paul Cook, legislation; Mrs. John Kerns, magazines and publication; Mrs. A. Carlson, Mrs. H. Messamar and Mrs. R. Fackiner, membership; Mrs. William Cook, music; Mrs. Wilbert Bonney, parent education; Mrs. Howard Sauer, exceptional child; Mrs. J. Donald Taggert and Mrs. Robert Perryman, press and publicity; Mrs. G. Koehler, Girl Scouts and Brownies; Mrs. Harold Ferguson, health and student welfare; Mrs. A. Korn, home and family life; Mrs. G. Herbel, Mrs. M. Henry, Mrs. L. Oden and Mrs. R. Henderson, hospitality; Mrs. R. C. Elliott, refreshments; Mrs. K. Eldred, room count; Mrs. H. Dugdale, room mothers; Mrs. D. J. Drought, juvenile protection and Mrs. C. H. Flynn, radio and TV. 'MOTHER OF THE WORLD' Videla (left), wife of the arrival at Miami, Fla., a Rosita Gonzalez de Claro Senora de Gonzalez Videla award from the International committee.(Associated P.) Mother-Daughter Banquet at Christian Church The annual Mother and Daughter banquet of the Christian church was held last night in the church dining room where approximately 200 women were served dinner by the men of the church. Lloyd Lichtenwalter, general chairman, planned, prepared and directed the serving. Decorations were in charge of the Christian Service class and featured clever little bird houses with individual bird house nut cups. W. H. Foster was master of ceremonies for the program, handled by the Keystone class. Speaker of the evening, Mrs. Bird Cross, selected as her topic, "The Seven Ages of Man." Accordion selections were given by Mary Ann Henry and Nancy Barthelmes. An original skit, written by Mrs. Lloyd Lichtenwalter, "An Afternoon in the Doctor's Office," proved humorous and was well received. Members of the class taking part were Mrs. Lichtenwalter, Mrs. Harold Leigh, Mrs. Guy Heckman, Mrs. Merle Carroll, Mrs. George Alden, Mrs. Glen Kirk, Mrs. Marion Henry, Mrs. Kenneth Kirkhart, Mrs. Gilbert Koehler and Mrs. W. H. Foster. Benediction was given by Mrs. Al Casebeer. St. Boniface Sets Calendar "Luncheon Is Served" will be featured by St. Boniface P-TA May 14 in the parish hall and will St. Boniface Sets Calendar "Luncheon Is Served" will be featured by St. Boniface P-TA May 14 in the parish hall and will be followed by the P-TA business meeting. All members are asked to bring a friend. Mrs. Loren Roberss is ticket chairman. Mrs. Robert L. Merrick is chairman of the hot dog sale May 15. The general retreat for the women of the parish will be held at the Sacred Heart Retreat House in Alhambra, May 23-25. Fr. William A. Mitchell, C.S.P., will be the retreat master. Reservations can be made by phoning Mrs. Lampher at Anaheim 3998. A car pool has been arranged to leave the hall at 5:45 p.m., on Friday. May 30, Memorial Day, will be a school holiday. Benjamin Franklin P-TA will meet tonight in the Fremont cafeteria on S. Citron st. Sixth grade parents will be special guests. Mrs. Harvey Peterson of 10612 Court st., has had to cancel out her appointments for beauty care due to the fact she is confined with the mumps. Frank J. Cushing, Jr., 8221 Ball rd., injured one of his fingers in an accident while working at McCoy Motor Co. He is convalescing at home since being treated at St. Joseph hospital in Orange where his third finger on the right hand was amputated last Wednesday. MOTHER OF THE WORLD'—Senora Rosa Markmann de Gonzalez dela (left), wife of the president of Chile, is pictured on her arrival at Miami, Fla., accompanied by her daughter, Senora Sita Gonzalez de Claro. Chosen as "Mother of the World," Senora de Gonzalez Videla is enroute to New York to receive an award from the International committee of the American Mothers' committee.—(Associated Press photo) RAY'S SELECT BEEF SIRLOIN ST BRIDGFORD'S No. 1 WEINERS Lb. 45¢ Rath's Sliced, Sunyale BACON 1 lb. Pkg. 3 for 8 PRODUCE BANANA U.S. No. 1 RUSSET POTATOES 10 lbs. 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