anaheim-gazette 1953-01-20

Anaheim Gazette 3 TUESDAY MORNING, JAN. 20, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 G. Willard Bassett Heads Orange County Committee for Opera Burt, Miss Mildred Marchant, Mrs. Ethol Lynn Mansfield, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Moses, Mrs. Don Mozley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles G. Nalle, Kenneth Orr, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Pingel, Mrs. Imo Randall, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Taylor, Miss Lenora Tompkins, Mrs F. M. Warren, Mr. and Mrs. John Wehrly and Gordon Wheatly. Announcement will be made when tickets are available for this forthcoming performance. Repeat performances are planned for Los Angeles, Highland Park, San Pedro and other communities not yet announced. Heard in the Santa Ana performance will be Fred Guthrie as the pursuing lover, Count Robinson and Marcella Reale as Carolina, the pursued, who is secretly married to Paolino, played by tenor, Raymond Gagan. Harold Gordon, internationally acclaimed singing actor, plays the role of the ambitious father who finally succeeds in marrying off his unwed daughter, Elisetta, played by Faith Kruger. Lee Madsen plays Fidalma the duenna who watches over the matchmaking antics. Thomas Jefferson P-TA to Hear A SUMMER WEDDING is Jean Tews, daughter of Dr. Anaheim, and fiancee of D. Mrs. C. W. Walkley of LeR Miss Tews is attending U. G. Willard Bassett Named Head of Opera Committee The orange county committee for opera executive board has appointed G. Willard Bassett as chairman, according to an announcement made today. Bassett has formerly acted as co-chairman with Herbert Bickel. The organization's immediate plans include a west coast premiere of the comedy opera, "The Secret Marriage," by Cimarosa, to be presented in Santa Ana high school auditorium Saturday evening, Feb. 14 at 8 p.m., in cooperation with the Los Angeles Conservatory of Music. This will be the seventh popular grand opera successfully presented by this organization in Orange county. Active supporters of these performances are: Mrs. Esther Aerts, Miss Ruth Armstrong, Mr. and Mrs. G. Willard Bassett, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. Boettcher, Mr. and Mrs. Charles M. Canetti, Sheldon-Disrud, Mr. and Mrs. James Fleck, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jordon, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Lamont, George Lina, the pursued, who is secretly married to Paolino, played by tenor Raymond Gagan. Harold Gordon, internationally accclaimed singing actor, plays the role of the ambitious father who finally succeeds in marrying off his unwed daughter, Elisetta, played by Faith Kruger. Lee Madsen plays Fidalma the duenna who watches over the matchmaking antics. Thomas Jefferson P-TA to Hear Mrs. Howard Wed. Thomas Jefferson PTA will meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Mrs. Gertrude Howard will speak on "Skills of Child-Parent Relationship" Mrs. Howard is research assistant of the Inglewood city schools and special consultant of the human relations in the Los Angeles county school system. A.B. Paul to Meet A. B. Paul, WRC will hold a business meeting this morning in the IOOF hall, at 11 o'clock. Potluck luncheon will be served at 11:30, and the installation ceremony will take place at 1 p.m. Mrs. Fay Boone and her staff from Bellflower are the installing committee. Both retiring and incoming officers are requested to wear white. HOME-MAKERS' FORUM By The Gazette's Own Home Economist JOAN S. WHITE INTERIOR DECORATION Mrs. Avon Carlson is putting the finishing touches of wallpaper and paint to the new family room or den that has been added to her home at 614 S. Citron. The extra room came from changing the architecture of house just a trifle and enclosing a back porch. There is to be a big fireplace. Two walls are paneled with combed plywood. The floor is to be tiled. Louise Mahoney actually enjoys housecleaning You see dust and dirt has not had much time to gather in her new home at 1212 W. North st It was completed a few days before Christmas The beautiful, completely modern house was designed for family living. The children's room has utilitarian asphalt tile in a deep shade of red Both small boys have an extra big wardrobe with closet space and a set of drawers as well as a built-in desk and chest for toys. What open plan of the 1700 square foot house Thus gives a pleasant feeling of unity and allows interchange of furnishings and accessories. Louse is looking forward to landscaping a tropical garden at the front of the house. Her mother who lives in Honolulu will stock it with plants from the islands. In anticipation this garden area has been protected by a picturesque serpentine wall of cement brick. CHIT CHAT Vera Jean Hilbers had grave doubts about the advisability of painting her kitchen brown Now she's glad she did. A gay wall paper with a rich chocolate brown background adorns two walls, and touches of yellow in just the right places make this new looking room in an older house delightful indeed! Mary Sauer has introduced a novel oriental effect in the dining nook of her kitchen at 621 S. Palrp. She dressed the windows with the new matchstick draperies, sketching a Japanese garden scene on them first and outlining same with colored wool. Oriental figurines and pictures carry out the theme. A SUMMER WEDDING is Jean Tews, daughter of Dr Anaheim, and fiancee of Dr Mrs. C.W. Walkley of LeRoy Miss Tews is attending U.C. Norma Jean Te Berkeley Romance Dr. and Mrs. Howard Aiding the engagement of their vid D. Walkley, son of Mr. Roy, N.Y., and Mill Valley, Cal. News of the engagement was first made known in the news when Miss Tews passed a basket of chocolates at a Women's Club in the Internal House at U.C., Berkeley, and at a family gathering in Mill Valley, from where Dr. and Mrs. Tews have just turned. Miss Tews is a graduate Occidental College, class of 1954 and is now taking post-graduate classes at the northern university She is a member of PEO, Alp particular that she plans to reit it instead of sell when the family does some globe trottin. SICK CALL For something like 12 weeks Lavonne Knox has been might close to home at 521 W. Cent st Her two youngest boys age 2 and 5, had whooping cough Y they had preventative shots he had hard cases anyhow No, she hasn't the faintest idea where they picked up the bug. Linda Prior is happy to say that her wee one is off the criti list now The baby was rushed to the hospital with a cold th was really bad. It was touch a go for a while, but the baby now doing fine Jean Murdock children were exposed to pollo b the incubation period has expir at last without any signs of th dread disease. Too much sewing, shopping, and Christmas preparations in general al put Harriet Held under the weather after the holidays S says never again But we he that she's enjoying that sewing machine. Irene Butterworth, Method minister's wife, has made splice did recovery from a serious operation She is in Calexico this week where her husband is guest milster The good ladies of th church invited Irene to come for rest cure, promising a swimming pool and quiet cabin Irene wee with the worry that she was looking much too healthy to be candidate for the promised job... Louise Mahoney actually enjoys housecleaning. You see, dust and dirt has not had much time to gather in her new home at 1212 W. North st. It was completed a few days before Christmas. The beautiful, completely modern house was designed for family living. The children's room has utilitarian asphalt tile in a deep shade of red. Both small boys have an extra big wardrobe with closet space and a set of drawers as well as a built-in desk and chest for toys. The kitchen is small and compact following the trend to save steps and is the latest word in efficiency with every labor saving device built into its allotted place. The kitchen easily serves a breakfast table in an all purpose family room on one side and is handy to the dining room on the other by way of a swinging door and a pass-through of ribbed glass. A muted basic color scheme has been carried through the some- Incomparable Food and superior service in an atmosphere reminiscent of Old England Hurley Bell 136 Coast Highway • Coronado del Mar Tel. 2716 • Free Parking THE FRED HERSHORN RESTAURANTS in Long Beach visit the famous Circus Room for lunch or dinner Mary Sauer has introduced a novel oriental effect in the dining nook of her kitchen at 621 S. Palrp. She dressed the windows with the new matchstick draperies, sketching a Japanese garden scene on them first and outlining same with colored wool. Oriental figurines and pictures carry out the theme. Ardis Ann Bown reports that she is very happy in her new home in the Norpark tract—like the layout, roominess, garbage disposal and built-in barbecue especially Margaret Blue champions her Bonded Home with praise for the quiet location, proximity to school, and many modern features of the house. Even though her husband sometimes travels to the far corners of the globe for the Fluor Co., Elizabeth Cheatum happily stays put in the new home the family has purchased recently at 508 South Illinois st. She likes Anaheim in general so well and this house in paper with a rich chocolate brown background adorns two walls, and touches of yellow in just the right places make this new looking room in an older house delightful indie! Butterworth, Methodist minister's wife, has made splendid recovery from a serious operation. She is in Calexico this week where her husband is guest mister. The good ladies of the church invited Irene to come for rest cure, promising a swimming pool and quiet cabin. Irene wee with the worry that she was looking much too healthy to be candidate for the promised re- DIETING, DARN IT Why it is that everything the tastes good seems to be fattening. We are counting calories and not enjoying it a bit. That's the prize to be paid for holiday feastings and we understand that we are not center around food. We eat a good breakfast but refrain from having it over again everytime someone else in the family eats. GO DIRECT—GO UNION PACIFIC SALT LAKE CITY LAS VEGAS CHEYENNE DENVER UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD DENVER Fast Through Service In Coach one way from Los Angeles $3413 PLUS FED.TAX $60.60 round trip on the Streamliner "City of St. Louis" Deluxe, streamlined, Diesel-powered service—at no extra fare! Reserved seat Coaches; choice of Pullman accommodations. Plus famous Union Pacific Dining and Lounge Car service! UNION PACIFIC STATION — ANAHEIM Telephone 3519 Miss O'Rourke Honored on Official Visit to Anaheim YLI A ham dinner, prepared by the Senior Girl Scout mothers, and served by the Senior Scouts, preceded the general meeting and official visit of the Grand President, Miss Retto O'Rourke of San Anselmo, when the Anaheim YLI met recently. Mary Jean Lambert, assisted by Alice Lambert and Blaiiche Hudson carried out a "Winter Wonderland" theme in the decorations, with diminutive snowmen given as favors. Corsages were presented to all officers, the flag team and candidates. Mae Le Vecke and the past presidents were hostesses at the tea following the meeting, which was given in honor of the Grand President. A charming, miniature skating scene decorated the tea table from which petit fours, cookies, blue and white mints, coffee and tea were served. Mary Ellen McRill and Elsie Benner poured. Presentation of the gift for the Grand President was made by Bonnie Jolissaint, and Irma Peltzer was chairman of the evening. Guests were Father Alexander Duval, Dorothy Brady of Santa Ana, Institute Deputy; Helen Krom of Fullerton, Grand vice-president; delegations from Santa Ana Institute, Long Beach Institute and Corpus Christi Institute, Fullerton. Guest speakers were the Grand President, Miss Loretto O'Rourke, Father Duval, Helen Krom, Grand second vice-president, and Dorothy Brady. The Institute was congratulated on the outstanding work done in the past year. New members were greeted and reminded that they have joined a Catholic organization, which has for its aim the moral, mental and social advancement of Catholic women. Norma Jean Tews Reveals U.C. SUMMER WEDDING is being planned by lovely Norma Tews, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tews of Bheim, and fiancee of David D. Walkley, son of Mr. and C. W. Walkley of LeRoy, N. Y., and Mill Valley, Calif. Tews is attending U. C. in Berkeley. Norma Jean Tews Reveals U.C. Berkeley Romance, Engagement Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tews of this city, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Norma Jean, to D. W. Walkley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walkley of LeN.Y., and Mill Valley, Calif. Tews is a graduate of mental College, class of '52, now taking post-graduate school at the northern university. A member of PEO, Alpha Sorority and has served as president of Zeta Phi Eta, National Professional Speech Fraternity. Following graduation she toured Europe with a group from Santa Barbara, and attended the Olympics at Helsinki. Walkley, who is affiliated with Theta Chi fraternity, served in the U.S. Naval Reserve Officers Training Corps, and attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute of Troy and U.C. in Berkeley. A summer wedding is planned. CALL something like 12 weeks. The Knox has been mighty to home at 521 W. Center two youngest boys aged 15 had whooping cough. Yes, preventative shots but the faintest idea where they up the bug. Prior is happy to say that one is off the critical row. The baby was rushed hospital with a cold that really bad. It was touch and a while, but the baby is going fine. Jean Murdock's men were exposed to pollo but incubation period has expired without any signs of the disease. Much sewing, shopping, andamas preparations in general Harriet Held under the after the holidays. She never again But we hear he's enjoying that sewing use. Butterworth, Methodist her wife, has made splen-recovery from a serious operShe is in Calexico this week her husband is guest min-the invited Irene to come for a rare, promising a swimming and quiet cabin. Irene went no worry that she was lookuch too healthy to be a fit that she plans to rent rented, of sell when the whole does some globe trotting. Births BARKER—Mr. and Mrs. Samuel 826 W. Jullanna, Anahelm, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 14, boy. BOYDSTON—Mr. and Harold 5941 Marshall, Buena Park, Fullerton Cottage hospital, Jan. 17, boy. CARNS—Mr. and Mrs. Earl 8361 Euclid, Anahelm, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 15, girl CHRISTENSEN—Mr. and Mrs. Don 7822 E. Fourth, Hupe Park, Fullerton General hospital, Jan. 16, girl COOLIDGE—Mr. and Mrs. Keith 10651 S. Flower, Stanton, Santa Ana Community hospital, Jan. 15, girl DAVIS—Mr. and Mrs. Keith E. 2088 W. Maple, Fullerton, Fullerton Cottage hospital, Jan. 14, boy FARROW—Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. 1126 Katella, Anahelm, St Joseph hospital Jan. 12, girl GARRETT—Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 217 N Orchard, Fullerton, Fullerton Cottage hospital, Jan. 14, boy GRAY—Mr. and Mrs. Britt 705 S Plane, Anahelm, Santa Ana Community hospital, Jan. 17, boy JONES—Mr. and Mrs. James L. 12091 Ninth, Garden Grove, St Joseph hospital Jan. 14, girl KELSEY—Mr. and Mrs. William R. 12841 Woodland Lane, Garden Grove St Joseph hospital Jan. 14, boy MILLER—Mr. and Mrs. James 50 Princeton Circle west, Fullerton Santa Ana Community, Jan. 14, girl ROCHA—Mr. and Mrs Frank 211 E Truslow, Fullerton Orange County hospital Jan. 15, girl ROMMEL—Mr. and Mrs Edward 544 W Amerige, Fullerton, Fullerton General hospital Jan. 14, boy SALFRANK—Mr. and Mrs Paul 111 N Lincoln, Fullerton, General hospital Jan. 15 girl "Que Muchacha!" To Open at Padua Hills Games that provoked fun and thrills in the Los Angeles of publo days are introduced in "Que Muchacha," (What a Girl), the Mexican Players' lively romantic comedy, in English, at the Padua Hills theater. One of the indoor amusements of that era presented is a novel game in which a player seeks to locate a shawl pin hidden in the costume of a member of the group in his absence through music played louder as the searcher moves nearer to the object sought. A sensational outdoor pastime of that day described in the play is the rooster tourney; where horsemen riding at top speed seek to pick up a live bird; buried with only its bobbing head above the ground, as they dash by. Fascinating dances and tender songs of Spanish California in its grandest days enliven the story of a tomboy senorita who placed herself in a ridiculous situation through a silly vow to marry the first man who asked for her hand. "Que Muchacha" will be staged Wednesday through Saturday evenings, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, through Feb. 14 with a merienda or after-theater party in the Spanish California manner. In August, 1943, Irene Do Pacific Telephone as an operator. Since then, she'tions—to operator in characterator,and recently to her assistant chief operator.T phone success story.Fore phone men and women as ence grows is just one m make your telephone ever valuable to you. A good place One reason why telephone jobs is the fact that each of telephone men and women ed to more responsible hundreds of communities here in the Pacific West help keep your telephone est in the world. YOUR TELEPHONE TODAY'S BEST Butterworth, Methodist wife, has made splencovery from a serious operher husband is guest minThe good ladies of the invited Irene to come for a care, promising a swimming and quiet cabin. Irene went worry that she was lookuch too healthy to be a date for the promised rest. NG, DARN IT It is that everything that good seems to be fattening? Counting calories and not ting it a bit. That's the price paid for holiday feasting understand that we are alone with the problem of pounds. Quickest way we know to a few pounds is to stay the kitchen, so we busy with activities that do inter around food. We eat breakfast but refrain from it over again everytime else in the family eats. UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD Fast Through Service "City of St. Louis" Diesel-powered service—at no Coaches; choice of Pullman Famous Union Pacific Dining STATION — ANAHEIM phone 3519 get a "lift" from less lifting? dry clothes SOUTHERN CAL Baptist Church Group Meets For Dinner The Men's Brotherhood of Bethel Baptist church enjoyed a dinner meeting recently with several guests from Marvista Baptist church of west Los Angeles, presentent. President Harry Fox opened the meeting with a welcome address. A musical program was presented by Leonard Dargatz, song leader; Mrs. Jim Smith, pianist and orchestra members, Ehrie Hartmann, Ernie Dargatz, Paul Lencher and Fred Krasztl. Bill Dedrick, youth leader of First Baptist church of Fullerton sang "I Stand Amazed." "My Heavenly Father Watches O'er Me" and "Lord Take My Hand." The Rev. C. J. Padgett of the Calvary church in Placentia, entertained with trumpet music and addressed the group. For a BETTER BUY in DIAMONDS SEE US. BUY A GOOD SEDLOCK Sewelers 113 S. LOS ANGELES STREET Irene Dodd, at work in the traffic office at Albany, Oregon, where she assists in the supervision of some 90 telephone operators. IRENE DODD—YOUNG LADY GOING PLACES In just a few years, she has advanced in the telephone business from student operator to assistant chief operator. Since then, she's had several promotions—to operator in charge, supervising operator, and recently to her present position as assistant chief operator. 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