anaheim-gazette 1952-05-21

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2508 District Awards Presented at Final Meeting of Fremont P-TA for Year The last meeting of the year for Fremont Parent-Teacher Association was held in the school cafeteria, Tuesday afternoon with a large attendance. Mrs. Conan W. Gray, led the audience in the flag salute, with Miss Irene Holland, teacher, giving the spiritual thought for the afternoon. Mrs. S. L. Keith, program chairman, announced the program. The eighth grade girls modeled the clothing they made in sewing class under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Virginia Palmeri. The stage was set in a scene "at the beach." Exhibits were displayed from the metal shop and wood shop classes, teachers W. A. Schmitt and J. L. Drennon. Mrs. A. E. Bourne, president, extended a welcome to parents of sixth grade students, who were special guests. Chester Fowler, principal, briefed the safety meeting of the Optimist club. He stated the rules for driving cars are the same for bicycle riding. Double riding on bicycles and riding on the sidewalk is prohibited. Bicycles will be checked at each school and parents notified if the bicycle is found unsafe to ride. Refreshments were served in the foods room to students who participated in the program. Mrs. Bourne and Mrs. Philip Bird presided at the tea and coffee urns. The refreshments of sandwiches and cookies were prepared by the seventh grade foods classes under the guidance of Mrs. Helen Snyder, teacher. They were assisted in hostess duties by room mothers from B-6 and A-7, Mesdames Ray Mallonee, Herman Schafer, Alex Jimenez and Frank Ferris, room mother chairman for next year. Janice Pullman Honored Queen of Job's Daughters Janice Pullman, daughter of the Donald K. Pullmans of 10881 Magnolia ave., was elected honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5 Monday night. She will be installed June 14 to head the group for six months. Miss Pullman, a junior at Anaheim Union High, has just been named as editor in chief of the school annual, the Colonist, for next year. She has been active Outstanding Homes To be Featured On YMCA Tour Hostesses and their assistants for the 12th annual Home and Garden Tour being presented June 7 by the Fullerton Council Y.W.C.A. are being announced this week by Mrs. Preston Pyeatte Jr. General Chairman of the Tour. The Leland Launer home at 1015 Eastridge Knoll is being shown by Mrs. Donald F. Baumman, assisted by Mrs. Alex Omaalev, Mrs. Kendall Neisess, Mrs. Roger Hearne and two Y-teen girls. Of special interest in the Launer home is an early American can "family room" opening off the kitchen, and furnished in Salem finished pine with copper accessories. There is a lazy-Susan table and a barbecue-type copper hooded fireplace to complete the early American theme. Asphalt tile flooring, a conveniently located snack bar, and a television set present the essential modern touches, modified by the graceful Dutch door leading out onto the upper terrace. The Frank C. Harrington home at 1414 Richman Knoll will be shown by Mrs. Tom Phelps, assisted by Mrs. Duane Johnson Mrs. Orville Ramsey, Mrs. Earn Amott, and two Y-teen girls, Ann Harrington and Dorothy Kuchel. Mrs. Martin Lumsden will serve as main hostess at the R. J. Munzer home, 1429 Richman Knoll Her assistants will be Mrs. Ber Johnson, Mrs. Ray Vanderburg and Mrs. Jack Maschino. The H. H. Kohlenberger home on Glennview Drive has the distinction of being planned by the entire extended a welcome to parents of sixth grade students, who were special guests. Chester Fowler, principal, briefed the safety meeting of the Optimist club. He stated the rules for driving cars are the same for bicycle riding. Double riding on bicycles and riding on the sidewalk is prohibited. Bicycles will be checked at each school and parents notified if the bicycle is found unsafe to ride. Mrs. Bourne announced the social dance party at the Ebell club, May 23. This ends the social dance program for this year. She stated parents are invited to come and look in on the dance, but not to stay, so as to leave room for the dancers. Mrs. Gray presented Fourth District Awards to Mrs. Harold Ferguson for increase in membership and District poster award. Mrs. S. L. Keith, program; Mrs. Paul Hysom and Mrs. Dave Schwemmer for record book and publicity. Mrs. Max Hiltscher, ways and means chairman for next year, announced tentative plans are being made for ra carnival in October. She asked members to save "white elephants" and start plants for the green thumb booth. Room count was won by Mrs. Lucas, A-1, room. Calendar TONIGHT Junior Chamber of Commerce—7:00 p.m. Mother's Kitchen. Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Building. Ebell Club Toastmasters—7:30 p.m. clubhouse. Royal Arch Masons No. 125—7:30 p.m. Royal Arch degree, at Masonic Temple. Talent Time—8:30 p.m. Fox Theater. TOMORROW Anaheim Reality Board—8:00 a.m. Spanish Kitchen. Anaheim Fuelers—4:00 p.m. Chungking cafe. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Mother's Kitchen. 20-30 Club—7:30 p.m. Lum's cafe. Ikettes—7:30 p.m. Investment in Youth Building. Orange County Farm Bureau—7:30 p.m. Farm Bureau hall, 353 N. Main, Orange. Janice Pullman, daughter of the Donald K. Pullmans of 10881 Magnolia ave., was elected honored queen of Job's Daughters Bethel No. 5 Monday night. She will be installed June 14 to head the group for six months. Miss Pullman, a junior at Anaheim Union High, has just been named as editor in chief of the school annual, the Colonist, for next year. She has been active in the drama and commercial clubs, a member of the girls' glee club, participated in beauty contests, and has danced and been a majorette with the band in leading parades in the Southland. Other officers to be installed are Elva Lynn Glenn, senior princess; Sandra Johannes, junior princess; Diane Sagan, guide and Mary Lynn Head, marshal. Appointive officers will also participate in the ritualistic ceremonies. Kathy Hendry, Kay Capon, Karen Charlton and Donna Schewe were initiated to the Bethel. Escort honors of the evening went to Mrs. Tillie Ehrle, guardian, and Mrs. Donald Pullman, associate guardian, and past honored queens, Misses Mary Emerson and Eleanor Ausborn, and to members of the Guardian Council. Thursday night, May 22, from 6 to 8 o'clock, the girls will meet at Magnolia School No. 1 and form a ball team. The slumber party at the home of Mrs. Anna Blanmeyer in Orange was reported to have been a huge success. The remainder of the evening was spent folding papers for a paper drive, followed by refreshments with Mrs. Ehrle as chairman. Farm Bureau Executives Meet Executive board of Anaheim Farm bureau met at Lum's cafe last night for a turkey dinner. Present with the president and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph MaMuerhan, were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pannier, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Freese, Mr. and Mrs. James Alderson, Mr. and Mrs. Al Holve. Mrs. Orville Ramsey, Mrs. Earl Amott, and two Y-teen girls, Annie Harrington and Dorothy Kuchel. Mrs. Martin Lumsden will serve as main hostess at the R. J. Munzer home, 1429 Richman Knoll Her assistants will be Mrs. Ben Johnson, Mrs. Ray Vanderburg and Mrs. Jack Maschino. The H. H. Kohlenberger home on Glenview Drive has the distinction of being planned by the entire family for the entire family, including the grandchildren. Eastern plantings in the front yard contrast with the lush trophical foliage planted in the rear Inside, the conventional furnishings of the living rooms are distinguished by the use of cherry wood, and a magnificent Van Luir mural in the dining room. The large family room, especially planned with the grandchildren in mind, has a cork floor and a beamed ceiling set in acoustical panels. In here the children's television set is placed, and for their play space the room opens onto a covered terrace built with a protective wind-break. At the Robert L. Hall home at 1010 N. Grand View, Mrs. Carlton Jones will be hostess. Her assistants serving with her will be Mrs Robert Plummer, Mrs. Ralph Smith, Mrs. Keith Van Tuyle, and two Y-teen girls. Mrs. Charles Wickett will be hostess at the Marjorie Travers French home at 1249 N. Raymond ave. Her assistants will be Mrs William Vasvary, Margle Rutledge and two Y-teen girls. The French home features charming living quarters downstairs in the Provincial mood, while the entire second story consists of a modern glass - walled rumpus - lounging apartment with surrounding sun-deck. Mr. James M. Talcott designed his own home at 801 W. Fern Drive in the Early American Cape Cod tradition. Mrs. Jay McAuley will serve as main hostess to show it on the June 7 Tour, and assisting hostesses will be Mr. Earl T. Jerome Stehly. After dinner a short business meeting was held with plans being made for the center picnic to another nice thing about an all-electric kitchen it stays clean Homemakers tell us that another about electric kitchens is that cleanest power known, as well cooking, for instance—it's done as clean as electric light. It's a pleasure to work—if you work!—where colors stay bright walls and ceilings need decorative pots and pans seldom need scour. You'll like an all-electric kit it in planned stages, you can co-strain at all on your budget. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Standing Homes The Featured YMCA Tour 12th annual Home and Tour being presented June the Fullerton Council are being announced this Mrs. Preston Pyeatte Jr. Chairman of the Tour. Laurent Launer home at Stridge Knoll is being by Mrs. Donald F. Bausted by Mrs. Alex OmaaKendall Neisess, Mrs. Dearne and two Y-teen special interest in the home is an early Amerily room" opening off the and furnished in Salempine with copper accessories is a lazy-Susan table bricue-type, copper hoodce to complete the early theme. Asphalt tile a conveniently located ir, and a television set the essential modern modified by the graceful for leading out onto the race. Rich C. Harrington home Richman Knoll will be by Mrs. Tom Phelps, asby Mrs. Duane Johnson, ville Ramsey, Mrs. Earl and two Y-teen girls, Ann Anson and Dorothy Kuchel. Martin Lumsden will serve hostess at the R. J. Mune, 1429 Richman Knoll. Stants will be Mrs. Ben Mrs. Ray Vanderburg, Jack Maschino. H. Kohlenberger home New Drive has the distincing planned by the entire Engagement Plans For Cypress Girl Announced Today The engagement of her daughter, Miss Angele Sidoine Merlier of Cypress, is being announced today by Mrs. Clara Nachtergaele of 812 Cypress ave. The bride-elect will be wed to Frank Sallaberr of Artesia on May 24 at St. Boniface Catholic church. Bothe young people were educated in Europe. She is a graduate of schools in Belgium and he attended schools in France. Miss Merlier has been employed in Anaheim since coming from Belgium three years ago. Y's Menettes Hear Barbershop Quartet Featured on the program of last evening's meeting of the Y's Menettes was the Girls' "Barber Shop Quartette" from the high school, directed by Sheldon Disrud. The second half of the program was devoted to Mrs. Nan Moore, Girls' Work Secretary of the Y in Anaheim, who spoke to the group on the activities and purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y. The Y's Menettes are going ahead with their project of preparing and serving the dinners for the Y's Men's Club at their twice-monthly meetings. Recently they were called upon to give the Mother and Daughter banquet at the Church of The Nazarene. Profits realized from such projects will be used to purchase additional kitchen equipment for the YMCA, and to assist in sending a girl to camp. Attending the International con- Successful Box Social For P-TA Sixty Magnolia P-TA members with their husbands and guests enjoyed the box social at the John Brooks home on Hillview st. Saturday night, according to Mrs. Edmund R. Cook, publicity chairman. Proceeds were $170. Lawrence Dunepp auctioned the baskets and Mrs. Mattie Lou Max-wel, principal of Magnolia No. 1 school, received a bottle of perfume Mrs. Brooks brought home from France last year, for the most beautifully decorated lunch box. The basket that sold for the highest amount was prepared by Mrs. Lee Haderlie. Homer Kirk, husband of the P-TA president, received the door prize of a huge basket of groceries donated by P-TA members. Bob Van Antwerp from the Long Beach recreation department called the square dancing. Special guests were from the Loara and Savanna P-TA associations and the Katella Parent-Teachers League. Music Festival At High School Friday Night Spring music festival at Anaheim High school, featuring the Mozart club and orchestra, will be held Friday evening at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tickets are available from all Mozart members and will be on sale at the school on the evening of the performance. The vocal department is under direction Mille Ramsey, Mrs. Earl and two Y-teen girls, Ann and Dorytho Kuchel, Martin Lumsden will serve hostess at the R. J. Munroe, 1429 Richman Knoll. Instants will be Mrs. Ben Mrs. Ray Vanderburg, Jack Maschino. H. Kohlenberger home new Drive has the distincing planned by the entire for the entire family, in one grandchildren. Formal plantings in the front brast with the lush tropique planted in the rear, the conventional furnishings living rooms are disl by the use of cherry and a magnificent Van Luit in the dining room. The family room, especially with the grandchildren in is a cork floor and a ceiling set in acoustical here the children's tele-is placed, and for their place the room opens out covered terrace built with five wind-break. Robert L. Hall home at Grand View, Mrs. Carlton will be hostess. Her assisting with her will be Mrs. Clummer, Mrs. Ralph Jones, Keith Van Tuyle, and on girls. Charles Wickett will be at the Marjorie Travers home at 1249 N. Raymond assistants will be Mrs. Vasvary, Margie Rutte-two Y-teen girls. The home features charming parters downstairs in the mood, while the entire party consists of a modern filled rumpus - lounging with surrounding sun- James M. Talcott designed home at 801 W. Fern the Early American Cape Colon. Mrs. Jay McAuley was main hostess to show June 7 Tour, and assistesses will be Mr. Earl T. Hehly. Inner a short business was held with plans befor the center picnic to paring and serving the dinners for the Y's Men's Club at their twice-monthly meetings. Recently they were called upon to give the Mother and Daughter banquet at the Church of The Nazarene, Profits realized from such projects will be used to purchase additional kitchen equipment for the YMCA, and to assist in sending a girl to camp. Attending the International convention of the Y's Men's Clubs in Banff, Canada, this year, will be Mrs. Robert Quast, in company with her husband, "Bob," president of Anaheim Y's Men's Club. Announcement was made of plans for a speaker and showing of a film from the Goodwill Industries for next month's meeting. Hostesses for the evening were Mrs. Robert Malone and Mrs. Virgil Fast. Shower Honors Barbara Yarbrough Miss Barbara Yarbrough, 946 N. West st., was the honored guest at a bridal shower Sunday afternoon in the country home of Mrs. P. W. Schmitz, 14371 Anaheim Olive rd. Games appropriate to the occasion were played, with prizes to Mrs. Don Johnson, Miss Elizabeth Richardson, Mrs. Robert Dowell and Mrs. William Bushman. A green parasol tied with orchid ribbons centered the gift table and on the refreshment table was a large ruffled heart flanked by tall green tapers and orchid bows. Sharing hostess honors with Mrs. Schmitz was Mrs. Andrew Yarbrough, mother of the bride elect. Miss Yarbrough will wed Jerry Schmitz of this city on June 21 at St. Boniface Church. Saulsbury and two Y-teen girls. The living rooms of the Talcott home are centered around a used-brick fireplace with a grill and a built-in recessed nook bench. Old ornamental shutters imported from a New Orleans mansion are used at the windows of the combination kitchen-dining area. An antique reed organ in the living room and the use of natural Salem-finished pine wood throughout. Friday Night Spring music festival at Anaheim High school, featuring the Mozart club and orchestra, will be held Friday evening at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium. Tickets are available from all Mozart members and will be on sale at the school on the evening of the performance. The vocal department is under the direction of Sheldon Disrud and orchestra, Bill Cook. First Birthday Celebrated by Robbie Savala Robbie Savala, son of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Savala of 315 W. Vermont st., celebrated his first birthday Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fraser, 309 W. Vermont st. Games were enjoyed on the lawn where the honoree opened his gifts. Refreshments of cake, ice cream and punch were served to the small guests and their parents. Favors were balloons and peppermint candy. Attending were Ronnie Fraser, Larry Smith, Elsie Niewhoner, Martha Sarti, Susan and Stevie Alvarez, Mary Ellen and Linda Chavez, Robert and Hilda Sandoval, Johnny and Louie Prado, Patty and Diane Valenzuela, Gloria, Linda and Richard Carillo and Gloria and Ann Florez. 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