anaheim-gazette 1952-05-15

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 IMPORT LACE detailed the gown worn by lovely Miss JoAnn Lakeman when she became the bride of Robert N. Hicks of La Habra. (Arsene photo) Poppy Days May 23 and 24 May days are poppy days, where the little red crepe paper poppy the memorial flower of the American Legion and the American Legion Auxiliary, makes its appearance on the streets of Anaheim, an annual event since 1921. This year May 23 and 24 will be observed as poppy days with members of the American Legion Auxiliary offering the little red flower to every man and woman. There is no set price asked; gifts are voluntary. Only the heart of the giver judges the amount. Poppies are hand made by disabled veterans in hospitals and workshops, for which they receive three cents apiece. The work provides interesting employment during the winter months and is a great aid in keeping their minds as well as their hands, occupied, thus aiding in occupational therapy treatment. When you buy a poppy, you not only support the veteran work project, but, by wearing it, you remember and honor those who made the supreme sacrifice. That is the spirit of the poppy. Beta Sigma Phi Confers Degree Installation of officers for Beta Sigma Phi and the conferring of the exemplar degree are the two traditional ceremonies performed last Monday, May 12, at the home of Buelah Himeman in Fullerton. With the lovely symbolic yellow rose for decoration and following the traditional ceremony IMPORT LACE detailed the gown worn by lovely Miss JoAnn Lakeman when she became the bride of Robert N. Hicks of La Habra. (Arsene photo) Chapel Services Tuesday Unite Jo Ann Lakeman - Robert Hicks Miss Jo Ann Lakeman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd L. Lakeman of W. North st., was a lovely bride Tuesday evening as she repeated vows with Robert N. Hicks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hicks of La Habra at the chapel altar in Capilla de San Antonio. The Rev. C. I. Andrews officiated at the nuptials, witnessed by 150 relatives and friends. Lighted tapers with arrangements of stocks, larkspur and gladiolus decorated the altar. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a ballerina length jacketed gown with detail of imported lace over nylon net and satin. Her fingertip veil was accented with matching lace and was held by a heart shaped crown of seed pearls. Stephanotis with shattered carnations centered a white orchid in her bouquet. Matron of honor, Mrs. William Hutton, an aunt of the bride, wore yellow lace over taffeta with a lace hat and carried mixed garden flowers in a basket. Junior bridesmaid, Dianne Louise Hutton, wore yellow nylon dotted swiss over taffeta and carried a basket of flowers. Richard D. Hagle of Long Beach was best man and ushers were Donald Fahrney and Marvin C. Erickson. William Fackiner, soloist, was accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust in the selections, "Thine Alone" and "Lord's Prayer." Reception followed the service. Mrs. Lakeman wore a gold linen suit with black accessories and purple accents in her flowers and hat, with a delphinium corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore poudre blue silk shantung with navy blue accessories and a wrist corsage of shattered carnations. Guest book was in charge of Mrs. Marvin Erickson. For travelling, the new Mrs. Hicks wore a pearl gray sharkskin suit with navy accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. Following a short honeymoon trip, the couple will establish residence in Madison, Wisconsin, where the bridegroom is stationed with the Air Force. He is a graduate of Fullerton High school and Junior college and his wife was graduated from Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college. Character Building Topic at P-TA Meeting Features Cubbing-Scouting Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cubs occupied places of importance at the Thomas Jefferson P-TA meeting held yesterday afternoon at the school. Character building was the subject of the day. Scouts of Troop 74 presented During the business session, Mrs. Conan Gray was introduced as Girl Scout Council president of Anaheim and sixth vice-president of Fourth District. Room count was won by the third grade Hostesses were Mrs. Character Building Topic at P-TA Meeting Features Cubbing-Scouting Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brownies and Cubs occupied places of importance at the Thomas Jefferson P-TA meeting held yesterday afternoon at the school. Character building was the subject of the day. Scouts of Troop 74 presented the colors. Under the leadership of Tommy Atkinson, Gerald Bird, Randal Schwacofer, Harold Rodarte, Harry Sweet, George Marciano and David Stebbins participated. The Cub Scouts, recently organized, presented two numbers, followed by solo accordion numbers by Mike Chamberlain. Third grade Brownie Troop 38, and the fourth grade Brownies sang several selections. It was explained that these girls will become Tenderfoot Scouts and enter the Intermediate group by fulfilling set requirements. During the fifth grade year they work toward earning ranks and badges. Sixth grade Girl Scouts Troop 49, have received their badges in sewing. Mrs. L. N. Wisser wrote a skit on first aid which the girls presented. They also modeled aprons, made as part of their training. Mrs. Fred Krastel presented all leaders and assistant leaders with nosegays of colored handkerchiefs. During the business session, Mrs. Conan Gray was introduced as Girl Scout Council president of Anaheim and sixth vice-president of Fourth District. Room count was won by the third grade. Hostesses were Mrs. Leroy Whitehead, Mrs. Cecil Witfield, Mrs. O. W. Waid, Mrs. Fred Barton, Mrs. Gerald Brockman, Mrs. Berthold Jacksteit and Mrs. John Evans. Troop 38 participants were Alison Miller, Betty Showalter, Winkie Lund, Cherryl Barnes, Linda Brown, Sandra Bird, Barbara Capps, Sharon Davis, Lynn Dunton, Marcella Henderson, Becky Jacksteit, Marguerita Kirker, Terryl Marquez, Peggy Menzie, Martha Whitehead, Kathryn Davis, Karen Heinrich, Marline Slobodian, Judy Hamic, and Carmelita Sandoval. Brownie Troop 19, Sharon Woodruff, Sherrill Kraste, Charlotte Marciano, Donna Elliott, Nancy Robinson, Mary Anne Fellbaum, Barbara Blankmeyer, Diane Kaufman, Elsie Jean Clarke and Linda Hatfield. Girl Scout Troop 49, Suzanne Rice, Beverly Woodruff, Helen Webb, Jedy Hernen, Donna Davis, Dianne Fellbaum, Marclyn Mayberry, Mary Jean Valentine, Janice Harrison, Geraldine Kirk, Lucy Lopez, Judy Young and Gloria Leeb. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 This pretty peasant blouse "must" in your playtime wore robe. Embroider the flower land in gay colors and simple stitch. Pattern No. 2038 contains sue pattern 14, 16 and 18 include material requirements, sewing finishing directions; hot transfers for embroidery and chart. Send 25 cents in coins, y name, address and the pat number to Peggy Roberts, Aheim Gazette, 367 W. Adams Chicago 6, Ill. Day Days 23 and 24 days are poppy days, when red crepe paper poppy, theorial flower of the American Legion and the American auxiliary, makes its appearance on the streets of Ana-annual event since 1921. May 23 and 24 will be used as poppy days with the American Legion offering the little red poppy every man and woman. It is no set price asked, voluntary. Only the heart over judges the amount. Mrs. Bourne introduced the following chairman for 1952-53: Budget and Finance, Miss Adelaide Price and Mrs. Carl Hatfield; Hospitality and Courtesy, Mrs. Arthur Korn, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Lewis Wentz, and Mrs. E. W. Mulder; Health, Mrs. Lloyd Ross; Home and Family Life, Mrs. J. Windsor Seapy; Magazines, Mrs. W. L. Hollowell; Membership, Mrs. P. E. Elliott and Mrs. Ralph Chance; Parent Education, Mrs. Byron Dahl; Publicity, Mrs. Lloyd Maroff; Recreation, Mrs. Orel Farless; Room Mothers, Mrs. Frank Ferris; Registrar, Mrs. E. C. Forbes; Safety, Mr. Leonard Kliever; Student Welfare, Mrs. Roy Argen; Telephone committee, Mrs. Warren Schutz; Ways and Means, Mrs. Carl Lemke and Mrs. Max Hitscher. Sigma Phi offers Degree nation of officers for Beta phi and the conferring of diplomatic degree are the two national ceremonies performed today, May 12, at the home of Himeman in Fullerton. The lovely symbolic yellow for decoration and foliate the traditional ceremony, Chairmen Named By Fremont Head Fremont PTA executive board met in the Anaheim City park, Wednesday morning with the new president, Mrs. A. E. Bourne, presiding. The new board members were the special guests of the retiring board. Mrs. Bourne introduced the following chairman for 1952-53: Budget and Finance, Miss Adelaide Price and Mrs. Carl Hatfield; Hospitality and Courtesy, Mrs. Arthur Korn, Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Lewis Wentz, and Mrs. E. W. Mulder; Health, Mrs. Lloyd Ross; Home and Family Life, Mrs. J. Windsor Seapy; Magazines, Mrs. W. L. Hollowell; Membership, Mrs. P. E. Elliott and Mrs. Ralph Chance; Parent Education, Mrs. Byron Dahl; Publicity, Mrs. Lloyd Maroff; Recreation, Mrs. Orel Farless; Room Mothers, Mrs. Frank Ferris; Registrar, Mrs. E. C. Forbes; Safety, Mr. Leonard Kliever; Student Welfare, Mrs. Roy Argen; Telephone committee, Mrs. Warren Schutz; Ways and Means, Mrs. Carl Lemke and Mrs. Max Hitscher. Mrs. S. L. Keith, program chairman, outlined the program for the general PTA meeting for May 20th at 2:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The topic "Children still come first—in today's classroom." Demonstration by Mrs. Virginia Palmeris 8th grade sewing classes and an exhibit by W.A. 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