anaheim-gazette 1953-02-25

Anaheim Gazette 3 WED. MORNING, FEB. 25, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 TROPHY WINNERS of the Orange Countta Ana. Trophies were awarded at the 14th y Cinema Club are L., to R. Leland Hansen of annual reception and banquet of the Cinema Anaheim, president of the club; Russell Fiea club, which was held in the Greenbrier resberg of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Rachel Hill taurant in Garden Grove last week. of Santa Ana, and Harry Peters, also of San Orange County Cinema Club Holds 14th Annual Banquet CBMC of Orange County to Have Family Dinner The Christian Business Men's TROPHY WINNERS of the Orange County Ana. Trophies were awarded at the 14th y Cinema Club are L. to R. Leland Hansen of annual reception and banquet of the Cinem Anaheim, president of the club; Russell Fiea club, which was held in the Greenbrier resberg of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Rachel Hill taurant in Garden Grove last week. of Santa Ana, and Harry Peters, also of San Orange County Cinema Club Holds 14th Annual Banquet The Cinema club of Orange county held its 14th annual banquet last week at the Greenbrier restaurant in Garden Grove, with 118 members and friends present. A reception at 6:30 preceded the dinner at 7:30 p.m. A patriotic theme inspired the motif used by Mrs. Marge Peters in decorating the banquet tables. President Leland Hansen of Anaheim introduced his staff of retiring officers who were vice-president Murel Royer; secretary-treasurer, Mrs. Doris Hollday; program chairmen, Andy Fisher and Lew Babcock; and sergeant-at-arms, Joe Ortiz. Hansen introduced the new president, Harry Peters, who presented his staff, consisting of Henry Fones, vice-president; Hachael Hill, secretary-treasurer; J. W. Whitesides and Lee Hansen, program chairmen, and sergeant at arms Joe Ortiz. Door prizes were awarded, and merchandize donated by dealers and manufacturers was won by members who had submitted films to the contest. The Los Angeles 8mm club judged the contest. The Junior general classification first place went to Russell Fleberg of Huntington Beach for his picture "Colorado Bound." Mrs. Frank Hollday of Tustin received honorable mention with "Here and There with the Holldays." In Junior Scenario classification, Kenneth and Rachel Hill took first place with "Double Indemnity," and Emma Fitzgerald, Santa Ana, won honorable mention with "Brush Off." In the Senior general group, Vera Elliott won first place with "Goin' a Goosin'," and Harold Warner honorable mention for his "Death Valley Forty Niners." Harry Peters of Santa Ana won first place with his sound film, "Canada Vacations Unlimited." Senior Scenario first place went to Leland Hansen of Anaheim, who also won the sweepstakes for "From this Day Forward." Honorable mention was won by Alva Fitzgerald, Santa Ana, for "Embarrassed Hitchhiker." Out-of-town movie club members attended from the Long Beach Cinema club, Los Angeles 8mm club and El Serino Movie club of Los Angeles. The club meets at studio A-1, Santa Ana Junior college on the 2nd Wednesday of each month, at 8 p.m., and guests are always welcome. Pictures receiving honorable mention will be shown at the next meeting. St. Agnes Guild Meets With Mrs. Harrison St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's Episcopal church met Monday evening in the home of Mrs. T. E. Harrison, 418 S. Ohio st. Directress Verna Hopkins presided at the business meeting, which was mainly concerned with discussing plans for the Fall Fashion Show. This event will replace the spring show given in previous years by the Guild, and will be presented in September at the Betty Rose Shop of Anaheim will be shown. New members introduced and welcomed into the Guild were Mrs. J. Greedus, Virginia Stedronsky and Edith Fortront. Mrs. Harrison Hopkins, Mrs. Roy Carleton and Mrs. G. E. Handsfield were hostess for the tea following the business session. Mrs. Harry Horn will be hostess to the Guild in her home, 720 N. Helena, when it meets next, on Monday, March 23. Ladies Auxiliary To Canton Santa Ana No. 18 Patriarchs Militant Install Officers Installation of officers was held by the ladies' auxiliary to Canton Santa Ana No. 18 Patriarchs Militant, at the Odd Fellows temple in Santa Ana, with Miss Lois Curliss, president of the Department Association of Ladies' Auxiliary, as installing officer. She was assisted by department association officers, Hazel V. Ryan, officer of the guard, as adjutant: Nora Goslin, color sergeant as aldee; Eva Oliver, vice president as chaplain; Eleanor Cooper, hostin Rodda, C. P. Wurtz, Bill Johnson, Carl Cooper; captain, Julius Svoss, C. C. Horn and Mel Reynolds; lieutenant, Louis Kemons; E. L. Beaty and Henry Mang, past grand patriarchs; Lillian McLean, P.P., and Lottie Beaty, P.P.; Bonnie Lynn Gobel, assistant hospital matron; Jennie Mae Annn, past president of Rebekah assembly. Committee members introduced were Carmelita Chillis and Lillian Rodda, honor guards; Mamie Jones; nocology; Lara Johnson Senior Scenario first place went to Leland Hansen of Anaheim, who also won the sweepstakes for "From this Day Forward." Honorable mention was won by Alva Fitzgerald, Santa Ana, for "Embarrassed Hitchhiker." Out-of-town movie club members attended from the Long Beach Cinema club, Los Angeles 8mm club and El Serino Movie club of Los Angeles. The club meets at studio A-1, Santa Ana Junior college on the Calendar (From "This Month In Anaheim") TODAY Alpha Nu Chapter of Delphians—10:00 a.m. YMCA. Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. meeting at Investment Youth Bldg. Meeting followed by activity at Sea Scouts base at 1335 Coast Highway, Newport Beach, Visitors welcome. Anaheim Doll Collector's Club—7:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Elmer Simms, 735 N. Zeyn. Mrs. Simms ceramic dolls on display in the afternoon upon to the public. Tulip E—7:30 p.m. of White Temple Methodist church. Business & Professional Women's Club—8:00 p.m. social meeting at Eboll clubhouse. BPO Elks No. 1345—8:00 p.m. Elks lodge. TOMORROW Reality Board—7:30 p.m. Dragon Cafe. Anaheim Funeralists—1:00 p.m. Chungking Cafe. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Boy's Club. Ikettes—7:30 p.m. at Investment in Youth Center. 20:30 Club—7:30 p.m. Dragon Cafe. Births ERICKSON—Mr. and Mrs. James A., 642 E. Lincoln, Cypress, St. Joseph, Feb. 22, girl. TUBACH—Mr. and Mrs. Donald E., 2082 E. Bryant, Los Alamitos, St. Joseph, Feb. 20, girl. Installation of officers was held by the ladies' auxiliary to Canton Santa Ana No. 18. Patriarchs Militant, at the Odd Fellows temple in Santa Ana, with Miss Lois Curtiss, president of the Department Association of Ladies' Auxiliary, as installing officer. She was assisted by department association officers, Hazel V. Ryan, officer of the guard, as adjutant; Nora Goslin, color sergeant as aldee; Eva Oliver, vice president as chaplain; Eleanor Cooner, hospital matron as sentry; Margaret Mitchell, chairman of courtesy as musician. Mrs. Della Reynolds of Anaheim is junior past president; Mrs. Alice Shawhan of Anaheim, is president; vice president, Mrs. Milfred Fitz of Anaheim; secretary, Mrs. Helen Zincke, Fullerton; Mrs. Hazel V. Ryan, treasurer, Santa Ana. Appointed officers installed were officer of the day, Mrs. Evelyn Jennings; assistant officer of the day, Glen Jennings; officer of the guard, A. B. Shawman; banner bearer, Rudolph Swenson; color sergeant, Mel Reynolds; chaplain, Mrs. Ora Horn; sentry, Mrs. Elleen Callier; musician, Katherine Clark; right aide to president, Violet Howard; left aide to president, Rebecca Peterkin; right aide to P.P. Florence Crawford; right aide to V.P. P.Jennie Nelson; left aide to V.P. Anna Linnartz; right aide to chaplain, Berthyle Reisinger; left aide to chaplain, Albertha Ewen; first color guard, Arnold Howard; second color guard, Clarence Zincke; finance committee, Katherine Clark, Pearl Backes, Tinta Small; press, Hazel V. Ryan. Distinguished guests given escort honors besides the installing officers were general commander, John Oliver; brigadier general, Arnold Howard, W.D. Peterkin, past commander, retired; Leo Chillis and Sam Harvey and Clarence Zincke; brigadiers generals, retired, Col.J.D.Haygood.Lt.colonels,Paul Bishop,August FitzandW.E.Wright; majors,Martin Rodda,C.P.Wurtz,Bill Johnson Carl Cooper; captain Julius Svoss,C.C.Horn and Mel Reynolds; lieutenant,Louis Kemons;E.L Beaty and Henry Mang,past grand patriarchs; Lillian McLean,P.P., and Lottie Beaty,P.P.; Bonnie Lynn Gobel, assistant hospital matron; Jennie Mae Anin,past president of Rebekah assembly Committee members introduced were Carmelita Chillis and Lillian Rodda,honor guards; Mamie Jones,necrology; Lera Johnson legislation; Vera Rogers, credential,Violet Howard，uniforms,Margaret Mitchell,courtesy. Members of Segwick post relief corp presented the auxiliary with an American flag and standard,Gertrude Winans making the presentation, assisted by Meta Caldwell,Ada Paull,,Elizabeth Blicknese,Lillian Mason and Bea Davis as color bearers.Members of the auxiliary and patriarchs militant in uniform stood at attention while Mrs.Winans gave a tribute to the flag. It was accepted by Mrs.Mary Alice Shawlan who thanked the relief corp members in her gracious manner and said the auxiliary would be very proud to use the beautiful flag in their ceremonies. Auxiliaries represented were Los Angeles,San Pedro,Riverside,Pomona Whittier,Pasadena and San Diego. Mrs.Shawhan presented to Miss Curtiss a golden heart with a monetary gift from the auxiliary. The Patriarchs Militant officers were installed by John Oliver, department commander, who was assisted by J.D.Haygood as aide, Arnold Howard as adjutant, Paul Bishop as sentry,and Bill Johnson as chaplain. Installed as captain was A.B.Shawhan of Anaheim.His wife,Mary Alice is president of the auxiliary.Lieutenant,C.A.Zinke;ensign,Lew Kinsman;clerk,C.C.Horn;accountantJohn W.Crawford;chaplain,Mel Reynolds;border bearer,R.M.Swensonguard,C.R.Nelson;picketEd Ewen;sentry,Glen Jennings. Missions You'll See in '53' Bing Show Theme of Retailers morning in the chamber of commerce conference room, to begin formulating plans for the fashion show to be presented. Selecting the theme, "Fashions You'll See in '53," exciting plans were made amid interesting discussion when clothing merchants of the Anaheim retail division of the chamber of commerce and its representatives met at the chamber rooms to put into motion plans for the fashion to be presented Thursday, March 12. Retail division chairman, Walter Swanberger of Swanberger's Men's store, and Marie Wilke, official hostess of Anaheim, met with Helen Canton of the Ana Lane Apparel shop, 180 W. Center; Mureal Lakeman and Barbara Gautsche of Clarice's, 219 W. Center; Vera Auest, director of the chamber of commerce; Mrs. Vera Schumacher of the S. Q. R. store; Bernice Athy, Lorene's Mastery shop, 350 W. Center; Claire Larsen of the Betty Rose shop, 224 E. Center; Irene Wright of Loretta's; Ida May Walberg of Walberg's, and Ora Mansfield of the Gay Suzanne shop, 727 N. Los Angeles st. The fashion show will be held in the Fremont school auditorium and it is estimated that approximately 50 showings will be presented. St. Boniface Club Pack 173 Visits San Diego Zoo The rain did not dampen the ardor or spirits of 31 members of the St. Boniface Cub Pack No. 173 when they boarded the streamliner in Santa Ana at 9 a.m. for San Diego on George Washington's birthday. MAKING PLANS for the Retail Merchants Division of the Chamber of Commerce Fashion Show, retail clothing merchants and their representatives are shown when they met yesterday morning at the Chamber of Commerce. Seated at the head of the table is Walter Swanberger, chairman of the Retail Division; L. to R. Helen Canton, of the Ana Lane shop; Mureal Lakeman, Barbara Gautsche, both of Clarice's; Vera Auest, directive merce; Mrs. Vernice Athy, Irene Wright, berg of Walb Gay Suzanne, official hoste be presented p.m. in the Fr. Mrs. G. W. Alden Has Note from Mrs. Eisenhower Some of the famous charm of the United States' first lady ar- Dwight D. Eisenhower, and, when the shouting was all over, she addressed a congratulatory note to Ike and Mamie. With it she enclosed a clipping from the Anaheim Gazette society page containing a picture of a local woman wearing a hat identical to that worn by Mamie at the inauguration. St. Boniface Club Pack 173 Visits San Diego Zoo The rain did not dampen the ardor or spirits of 51 members of the St. Boniface Cub Pack No. 173 when they boarded the streamliner in Santa Ana at 9 a.m. for San Diego on George Washington's birthday. The Cubs were accompanied by the chairman, J. Nell LeVecke, a representative leader, David Lypps brother of one of the den mothers, and six den mothers who personally conducted the cubs in attendance. Arriving at San Diego at 11 a.m. they went to Balboa park, had a fine basket lunch and proceeded to the zoo where the cubs saw every conceivable animal and reptile in its natural habitat. The weather withheld its inclementy until 3 p.m. when they started back on the streamliner for home, a happy group of cubs. Those who made the trip besides the leaders were, Den No. 1 with Mrs. V. G. Probst the den mother and her assistant, Mrs. Lettrell, Den Chief, Larry Mack, with cubs, Edward Ostdick, Edward Littrell, Michael Winney, Armando Sanchez, Jerry Padilla, William Lawrence. Den No. 2 Den mother, Mrs. John Ganahl, Den Chief, Bernard Jarvis; cubs, Mike Roberts, Bill LeVecke, Jimmy Osborne, Chuck Rees, John Ganahl and Don Merle. Mrs. G. W. Alden Has Note from Mrs. Eisenhower Some of the famous charm of the United States' first lady arrived in Anaheim yesterday in the form of a personal note to Mrs. George W. Alden, 510 S. Citron st. Mrs. Alden had worked hard during the presidential election campaign for the candidacy of rick. Den No. 3 Adrian Lenlan, Cub represented this den. Den No. 4 Den mother, Mrs. L. F. Ostdick, Den Chief, Robert Luecke, cubs, Sean Higgins, Jim Doeppe, Bill Luecke and Vincent Probst. Den No. 5 Den cubs; Röbert Follman and Brett Jameson. Den No. 6 Den mother, Mrs. George Tokar; cubs, Mathew Tokar, Victor Tokar, Michael Flynn, John Flynn, Bill Kluethe, Thomas Edison, James Warens and Henry Dubois. There will be a meeting for all committee-men and den mothers at the Scout house Thursday evening the 26th for the purpose of renewing the pack Charter. Look at you -way out front! THE GREATEST BUICK IN 60 GREAT YEARS The getaway of any 1953 Buick—SPECIAL, SUPER or ROADMASTER—is, in one word, dazzling. Two things account for this. First: increased horsepowers and compression ratios. Second: Buick's new Twin-Turbine Dynaflow Drive.* In every SUPER and ROADMASTER for 1953 *Standard on Roadmaster, optional at extra cost on other Series. WHEN BETTER AUTOMO STEFFY BUICK CO 410 S. LOS. ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM Anaheim IOOF To Honor August Fitz At Reception The IOOF lodge of Anaheim will hold a reception honoring August Fitz, grand herald of the Grand lodge of California, Friday evening in the IOOF hall. Henry Mang will act as master of ceremonies; Maude Adams, musician, and escorts are C. C. Horn, noble grand No. 199, and Pat Senter, noble grand of Lois Rebekah No. 268. Guard of honor is Canton Santa Ana No. 18 and visiting chevollers. The Junior Class Presents "DOWN TO EARTH" THREE ACT COMEDY D. Eisenhower, and, when calling was all over, she ada congratulatory note to Mamie. With it she enclipping from the Anzette society page picture of a local woman a hat identical to that Mamie at the inauguration. Mrs. Eisenhower's note read: "Your message of congratulations and good wishes meant so much to us. My husband and I want you to know that your expression of confidence and trust will be a real inspiration to us in the challenging years ahead. With warm personal regards, Mamie D. Eisenhower, and, when ing was all over, she adcromatulatory note to Mamie. With it she enclipping from the Anazette society page conpicture of a local woming a hat identical to that Mamie at the inauguration. Mrs. Eisenhower's note read: "Your message of congratulations and good wishes meant so much to us. My husband and I want you to know that your expression of confidence and trust will be a real inspiration to us in the challenging years ahead. With warm personal regards, Mamie Daud Eisenhower." NO FASTER TRAIN UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD EAST GO DIRECT—GO UNION PACIFIC SALT LAKE CITY CHICYENNE DENVER OMAHA ANGELES Streamlinee "CITY OF LOS ANGELES" first arrival in Chicago... convenient for connections to all the Eastl allman—choice of accommodations, finest of Lounge Car and Dining. c. Go Coach—reserved seats with leg rests, special Cafe-Lounge Car. UNION PACIFIC STATION – ANAHEIM Telephone 3519 EARTH" THREE ACT COMEDY THURSDAY February 26, 1953 8 P.M. Anaheim High School Auditorium General Admission 40c Reserved Seats 60c Television treat—the BUICK CIRCUS HOUR—every fourth Tuesday. V8 Engine—the first Fireball world's most advanced V8, passenger car to reach 8.5 to 1 every SPECIAL is a newly Fireball 8 Engine with the power and compression ever series. Benefit from these brilliant engineers designed a new two turbines instead of one. It getaway—less sound—andency—added to the infinite power transfer. Getaway that brings the 1953 Buick SPECIAL up to 30 mph in fewer seconds than the mighty 1952 ROADMASTER. But these Golden Anniversary Buicks put you way ahead in more than time and distance. You're way out front in style, in comfort, in ride, in handling ease—and, very definitely, in value. We'd like to prove that to you—while you're sampling any one of the greatest Buicks in fifty great years. Why not drop in this week? WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM BUCK COMPANY PHONE 2297