anaheim-gazette 1952-06-06

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 Women's Auxiliary Of St. Michael's Hears Vicar The second of the regular meetings of the Women's Auxiliary of St. Michael's church was held in the parish hall Monday. The meeting was opened with devotions, led by Mrs. Don Herring. Mrs. William D. Grafton, president of the Auxiliary, then introduced the guest speaker of the evening, the Rev. Hiram B. Crosby, Vicar of St. Thomas of Canterbury Episcopal church of Lakewood. The Rev. Crosby spoke on the subject, "Camp Stevens in the High Sierras." This is a camp maintained for school-age boys throughout the summer months. Rev. Crosby told of the many advantages the camp affords, particularly noting health, discipline, leadership, sports and social life. He especially praised the help of the Rt. Rev. Donald James Campbell, suffragan bishop of the Los Angeles diocese. Through his promotion and support, this camp has had excellent results. During the business session which followed, a new budget was presented for the second half of this year. Dean Saville, Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Ronald Brandon Home Oil Company Fetes Employees The Home Oil company entertained its employees and families with a prime rib dinner in the dining hall of Welch's at the William Penn Hotel in Whittier recently. There were 52 present. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fullenwider and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shea; Tide Water associated representatives of the Los Angeles office; Miss Alberta Bauman of Anaheim; and Miss Doris Mari Barton of Santa Ana. Mr. Grange, manager, spoke words of appreciation and commendation to the employees. Mr. Fullenwider and Mr. Shea brought greetings and appreciation from their respective departments of Tide Water associated. Fred Schafer, president of employees club, expressed the club's appreciation to Mr. Grange for the evening. Girl Scout Camp Staff Makes Plans The Girl Scout established Camp staff met at the Fullerton Scout house recently to review Plan 'Workshop' At First Baptist In Buena Park Miss Eather A. Ellingham associate editor of the Go Light Daily Vacation Bible course, will hold a workshop the First Baptist church, Buena Park, June 9 at 10 a.m., it was announced today by Pastor E.Wright. The theme for this year, "Sing With Christ," with teach manual, "Step by Step" and lustrated pupils' book will be played. Miss Ellinghamson show how this one theme is added to the program of all departments from beginner to junior high. Supplementary material to further topic development, the rector manual, "Skippers Guide handwork, and visual aid kits," also be displayed. Christian Workers of Orlando county interested in Daily Vision Bible school material are invited to attend this works First Baptist church, Grand Holt, Buena Park. Mrs. O. M. O'Brien will direct the Bible school this summer be held June 19 to June 26. Mark Lyons will be superintendent of the beginners' department Mrs. S. A. Richardson, primaries Mrs. E. A. Wright, junior and E. W. Crispen, junior high. Among interesting activities planned will be a treat for children present the first day, a picnic at the close of the school. At a closing session achieve and perfect attendance awill be given by the director leadership, sports and social life. He especially praised the help of the Rt. Rev. Donald James Campbell, suffragan bishop of the Los Angeles diocese. Through his promotion and support, this camp has had excellent results. During the business session which followed, a new budget was presented for the second half of this year. Dean Saville, Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Ronald Brandon and others recommended ways and means of furthering the work of the Auxiliary. Other department heads reported briefly on the work accomplished. This meeting was the last until the Fall, when the third regular meeting will be held to give the annual reports, the date in October to be announced later. The meeting closed with refreshments served by the Susan LaFaucherie Guild. Shop Friday Night Til 9 Thank you all . . . The vote of confidence given me by a majority of all the voters of the 75th Assembly District is most humbling. I shall at all times strive to merit the trust and responsibility placed in my charge. My most heartfelt thanks go to all whose faith, support, hard work and loyalty achieved victory. Girl Scout Camp Staff Makes Plans The Girl Scout established Camp staff met at the Fullerton Scout house recently to review final plans for Camp San Antonio. Pat Riffle, song leader, taught the counselors many new songs. The program aides demonstrated camp fire skits and Mrs. Wade Tapert instructed the group in several square dances. On Saturday, June 7, at 9 a.m. the entire staff left the Anaheim Scout house for the camp site. Mrs. Baker, camp director, will demonstrate the different kinds of outdoor cooking and the new counselors will become familiar with the unit locations at camp and the program possibilities of the site and surrounding country. This will complete the staff training until they leave for camp on July 21. This 16-hour training course is possible because the Girl Scout organization is one of the six Community Chest agencies and by their help is able to offer camping experience for many local girls. Bools-Rockwell Nuptials Finally Revealed Glenn Rockwell of the Stoner Rubber company surprised everyone by announcing he married Mrs. Esther Bools of 123 E. Forham st., North Long Beach, at the Christian church there on May 10. They are making their home at the Leola Gautschy residence, 9735 S. Western ave., while Mrs. Gautschy is living in Twentynine Palms with her daughter Jane. Dean Gautschy, Mrs. Gautschy's son, arrived home for vacation from the College of the Pacific in Portland, Ore., and will work during his vacation at Stoners. Mrs. Eva Emery, sixth grade employee club, expressed the club's appreciation to Mr. Grange for the evening. 300 at Savanna P-TA Meeting The year's last meeting of Savanna P-TA was held Tuesday night in the school auditorium with an attendance of more than 300. A huge cardboard shoe on rear of the stage set the theme as the kindergarteners acted nursery rhymes, using "the woman in the shoe and what kids could do," directed by a teacher, Mrs. Mabel Heitman. One second grade class, u Mrs. Marilyn Bates, presents square dance routine, followed Mrs. Clada Pletz' second grade comedy skits of TV shows. Mrs. Francis Millonzi, presiding at her first meeting produced Mrs. Elton C. Snail chairman of the annual picnic Irvine park today. Mrs. Eva Emery gave the nual historian's report. The eighth grade breakfast will be June morning after graduation June 11. Mrs. Jesse E. Pruett announced that as part of the adult education program, a textile painter class will start June 23 with Faye Carpenter as instructor. The summer recreation program will include swimming at the Anaheim pools, to start June according to Supt. Wayne Lerbaugh. A pie and coffee sale cookies, made by home economy class, and punch for the children served by hostesses M. Millard Clark, chairman, Ju Nugent, Norman Spragg, Antl Pinedo, Harvey Belisle and line Schiller, home economics given me by a majority of all the voters of the 75th Assembly District is most humbling. I shall at all times strive to merit the trust and responsibility placed in my charge. My most heartfelt thanks go to all whose faith, support, hard work and loyalty achieved victory. Most sincerely, LeRoy E. Lyon, Jr. Your Assemblyman-Elect They are making their home at the Leola Gautschy residence, 9735 S. Western ave., while Mrs. Gautschy is living in Twentynine Palms with her daughter Jane. Dean Gautschy, Mrs. Gautschy's son, arrived home for vacation from the College of the Pacific in Portland, Ore., and will work during his vacation at Stoners. Mrs. Eva Emery, sixth grade teacher, took her Savanna students to the opening day of the Ramona pageant for their annual treat. Governor Earl Warren was present and gave awards to those who have contributed to the success of the famous drama. REDUCE We offer YOU a slender, beautifully proportioned, vibrant figure. WAIST BUST TUMMY HIPS THIGHS $1.00 IN SERIES FREE TRIAL TREATMENT Only the system that seeks to remove the cause of overweight can assure you permanent correction. WITHOUT Steam Baths, Electricity, Rollers. The Easy STAUFFER SYSTEM Way. Come in or Phone TODAY 2023 N. MAIN ST. SANTA ANA PH. KL 37010 Since 1938 Stauffer System Stanton Notes Rev. Charles A. White, pastor of the Stanton Community church graduated from the Bible Institute of Los Angeles Tuesday night with a degree of Bachelor of Arts. Commencement address given by Martin R. DeHaan, M.D., in the auditorium of the Institution. Mrs. Hettie Burk. 10541 S. Stanton ave., has returned to her home completely recovered from her cent illness. Mrs. Burk visited four weeks in Las Vegas as a guest of Mrs. Lela Van Arsdell. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mitchell, on a 30-day vacation trip to Portland, Oregon. They will be joined in Portland by sister and from there the p will go to Salem, Virginia. Mitchell is a clerk in the Sta postoffice. PRESBYTERIAN'S PLAN CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM The Children's Day program of the Presbyterian church feature a dramatization of Lord's Prayer Sunday at 9:30 am in the main sanctuary. This dramatization is based on the new curriculum; and the pu is invited. 'Workshop' for First Baptist Buena Park Is Eather A. Ellinghausen, date editor of the Gospel Daily Vacation Bible school, will hold a workshop at first Baptist church, Buena June 9 at 10 a.m., it was announced today by Pastor E. A. at. The theme for this year, "Sail-With Christ," with teachers al, "Step by Step" and limited pupils' book will be disl. Miss Ellinghausen will show this one theme is adaptthe program of all departfrom beginner to junior plementary material to furtopic development, the disns manual, "Skippers Guide," work, and visual aid kits, will be displayed. Christian Workers of Orange may interested in Daily Vacacible school material are into attend this workshop, Baptist church, Grand and Buena 'Park. O. M. O'Brien will direct visible school this summer to hold June 19 to June 26. Mrs. Lyons will be superintenddent of the beginners' department, S. A. Richardson, primary; E. A. Wright, junior and Mrs. Crispen, junior high. Long interesting activities will be a treat for all even present the first day, and mic at the close of the school. Closing session achievement perfect attendance awards given by the directors Hoskins-Kopp Troth Announced Mr. and Mrs. Russell C. Hoskins, 10511 Katella rd., announce that their daughter, Mrs. Donna Flynn, will be united in marriage to Robert William Kopp of Pico, June 21. The ceremony will take place at the White Temple Methodist church, Anáhelin, with the pastor, Rev. F. E. Butterworth, and Rev. Joseph Harris of Burbank, uncle of the bride-to-be officiating. Mrs. Flynn, an accomplished vocalist, has been music teacher of Magnolia No. 1, and 2 for three years and second grade teacher for two years. Kopp and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kopp, are restaurant owners in Pico, where the couple will make their home. No Evening Service Sunday at White Temple Methodist White Temple Methodist church will not hold evening services on Sunday, June 8, in order that the members may attend baccalaureate services in the Anaheim Union High school auditorium. The 10:50 a.m. morning service at the White Temple church will feature a reserved section for all couples married by Rev. Frank E. Butterworth during his pastorate here. These couples will be guests and are invited to occupy this section. The morning sermon topic will be "With This Ring." The Raymond Van de Warkers The air fairly reeks of graduation plans. Eager eighth graders and sophisticated seniors have had a long hard pull and are about to enjoy the fruits of their labors. It is a busy exciting time. Along with final exams come a round of parties and dinners of extra special importance to the sweet girl graduate and her handsome brother. Next to their diplomas, these young men and women are proudest of the gifts they receive from friends and relatives, and the new clothes they purchase to befit their new standing. The home town merchants are aware of this and are currently offering splendid selections from which to choose. GRADUATION GIFTS — Very popular with the young men are the matching tie clasps and cuff links of alligator with gold trim now on display at Swanberger's. Latest addition to men's toiletries is the spray deodorant — easy and effective to use. Cotler's collection of summer sports shirts is something special. Hurst Jewelers offers a free flash camera with the purchase of a wrist watch, And for camera supplies and equipment, Spear's Camera Shop is definitely the place to go. Nothing quite "sets a date like a set of luggage carries the full line of luggage with styles for women. It has a look, yet is strong enough. Has the wonder coo-wipes clean with a damp wears for years and you are the smart excluColorado Brown, AdSaddle Tan, Bermuda, the Natural Rawhide. Teen-agers are well Lake's Menswear Store department caters to a taste in graduation shirt jackets and accessories get minded figd bargain Penney's, the family is currently featuring gifts at very attractive. The recently expaiBook Store is a treasury gifts for graduation. Choice of graduation caHUNGRY CROWS At graduation time festivities involve a hush And when teen-agers they really eat. For it had better be substantial the gang is coming to set the indoor fireplace door barbecue to work the youngsters take care of beans and potato chips given by the directors Heat got you limp as a rag? Enjoy refreshing coolness in summer draft-free warmth in winter INSTALL A Servel GAS ALL-YEAR AIR CONDITIONER in your home or office It does both jobs—fills your rooms with refreshing, refrigerated air in summer—with even, draft-free warmth in winter. 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These are the smart exclusive colors: Colorado Brown, Admiral Blue, Saddle Tan, Bermuda Green, and the Natural Rawhide finish. Teen-agers are well suited at Lake's Menswear Store since one department caters to the youthful taste in graduation suits, slacks, jackets and accessories. The budget minded figd bargains galore at Penney's, the family store that is currently featuring graduation gifts at very attractive prices. The recently expanded Weber Book Store is a treasure trove of gifts for graduation. Very nice choice of graduation cards as well. HUNGRY CROWD At graduation time, so many festivities involve a hungry crowd. And when teen-agers get hungry, they really eat. For them, there had better be substantial fare. If the gang is coming to your house, set the indoor fireplace or outdoor barbecue to working and let the youngsters take over. Baked beans and potato chips go well they munch on tuna or chicken salad sandwiches, (the filling spread thickly on fresh rolls) crisp pickles and carrot sticks, fat cookies with mincemeat filling fresh strawberries and milk. A simple dessert and beverage routine calls for something yummy like apple crisp with cream, date and nut torte, donuts a la mode with a choice of several sauces for a "build your own" sun-dae. As a change from the ever present "coke," try serving gingerale punch made from equal parts of lemon ice and gingerale. It looks something like soft snow and goes over in a big way. Black cherry is the newest flavor in carbonated beverages and is even better than it sounds. Also delicious is a blend of several fruit flavored beverages poured over ice with mint leaves and chunks of fresh fruit added. FOOD FOR FIFTY At this season, many good-hearted home-makers are assisting with food service for more than average numbers of young folks and the quantities of food needed are often a little difficult to foresee. Here listed below in amounts to serve fifty, are the foods we are most often questioned about: One pound of coffee makes forty cups. For fifty people allow 1½ pounds of lump sugar and 1½ quarts of cream. A quarter pound of tea will make enough tea for fifty. Accompany this with five large lemons sliced thin. 15 your punch cups hold two-thirds of a standard measuring cup, two gallons will make fifty servings. When making sandwiches, often 2½ pounds of butter or margarine to spread one hundred slices of bread and allow one quart of filling for fifty finished sandwiches. Seven firm heads of lettuce will serve as the base for fifty salads. Ten quarts of potato salad serves fifty. If you allow three olives per person, buy three quarts. Six pounds of potato chips is a good round figure for fifty servings. To solve the dessert situation figure on four to five shortcakes per quart box of berries. Whip one quart of whipping cream for fifty rounding tablespoons of topping. Seven or eight quarts of brick ice cream serves fifty. If you buy ice cream in bulk get two gallons and use a No. 16 ice cream scoop. GIVE DAD YOUR PHOTO FATHER'S DAY—JUNE 13 SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 718-490-2222 First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "God the Only Cause and Creator" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healing HUNGRY CROWD At graduation time, so many festivities involve a hungry crowd. And when teenagers get hungry, they really eat. For them, there had better be substantial fare. If the gang is coming to your house, set the indoor fireplace or outdoor barbecue to working and let the youngsters take over. 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