anaheim-gazette 1953-03-04

Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Thomas Jefferson P-TA Executive Board Meets Today The Thomas Jefferson executive board will meet at 10:00 a.m. the day in the teacher's lounge at the school. The presence of all members is requested. JR. EBELL CLUB GIVES DONATION—Proceeds of the Fashion Show and bridge party given recently by the Junior Ebell club were given by Mrs. McFarland Tolf, president of the club; and Mrs. Robert Armentrout, social service chairman; to Mrs. Logan Whqatley, publicity chairman of the Orange Cemetery and Lee Hasenjager, treasurer Society for Crippled Children. The nurses assn. received $100 the crippled children's society. "Nightshade" To Appear In Pasadena Husbands Guests Of SunshineShower Club "Nightshade" To Appear In Pasadena World premiere of "Nightshade" by Ken Englund and Sidney Field comes to Pasadena Playhouse on Thursday, March 12, with Paula Raymond, George Reeves and John Bryant top-lined. The Englund-Field creation packs a powerful footlight punch as it tells the story behind an actual case from San Francisco Police files. A girl, haunted by a crimson memory and pursued by a living spectre, the man she marries and a "ghost" make up a triangle which creates high tension, romance and chills. San Francisco and its Golden Gate Bridge and Santa Barbara background the action in "Nightshade". Demetrios Vilan is special guest director for the Playhouse production, slated for the Bay City and Broadway at a later date, with Jack Hill, Louise Lorimer, Harris Brown, Evelyn Scott, Natividad Vacio, Juney Ellis, George Truitt and William Kean completing the cast. "Bell, Book and Candle", current Playhouse holdover hit, completes its four week Pasadena run on Sunday, March 8. VFW Auxiliary Dinner Sunday The VFW Auxiliary of Westminster will serve a roast beef dinner Sunday, from 3 to 4 p.m., in the Stanton Lions Community clubhouse on Chestnut st. Mrs. Estella Carlson, senior vice president, is in charge and will be assisted by Mmes. Pearl Taylor, Ada Pfund, Mabel Waldron and Launa Martin, president. The proceeds will be used for the general fund. Adults will be admitted for a $1.25 donation and children for 50 cents. Births BERRY—Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, 470 S. Grand Orange, St. Joseph hospital, Orange boy, 8 pounds, 8 ounces, March 2. FINDLEY—Mr. and Mrs. Lester, 212 N. Marle, Fullerton, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. HALL—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 14435 Galmon, Whittler, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. MATHES—Lt. and Mrs. Larry R. 1942 E. Chapman, Orange, St. Joseph hospital, Orange girl, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, March 1. SLAGLE—Mr. and Mrs. Edward, 1619 Husbands Guests Of Sunshine-Shower Club Mrs. Robert Clark and Mrs. Charles Freeborn were hostesses Saturday evening when members of the Sunshine and Shower club entertained their husbands in the Starr St., clubhouse. The husbands are dinner guests once each month. Lovely spring flower arrangements of jonquils and lavender stock were used in table decorations. Present were Mrs. Ruth Bennett, club president; Mr. and Mrs. Conna E. Pollack and her sister; Mrs. Belle Fitzgerald, Charles Freeborn, Paul and Lee Benson, Mrs. Bertha Maloney and the Messrs. and Mmes. Elijah B. Briggs, Richard S. Yater, William Kuhl and William C. Birmley. The regular business meeting and luncheon will be held Thursday, March 12, in the home of Mrs. Charles C. Rube, Cerritos and Court St. Reception and Dinner Honor Bridal Couple Mr. and Mrs. Eduard Gentalen, recently married in Las Vegas, were guests at a reception and dinner given in their honor by the Henry Steinbrinks of 8761 S. Placentia ave., Anaheim. The bride, the former Miss Anna Baumstark has made her home in Southgate since coming to this country with her parents a year ago from Germany. The bridegroom, who made his home with the Steinbrinks, is a native of Estonia. The bridal couple are making their home in Pomona. Put three slices of date-nut bread together with soft cream cheese; cut each sandwich into three or four narrow strips. OPERATION AIR-CASTLE capable hands of Mrs. Cliff Milam, general chairman presented by the Pico de Ebell club. This outstanding be given in the Clock Course Tuesday, March 17 at 10:00. Rev. Howard To Serve Fifth Year In Cypress Church of the Nazarene in Cyprus press, by a large vote, has re-elected the Rev. William Howard as pastor for the fifth year. The two boys clubs of the church meet every Friday evening at 7:30 p.m. The Braves, junior boys, won their first league Births BERRY—Mr. and Mrs. Ellis, 470 S. Grand, Orange, St. Joseph hospital, Orange, boy, 8 pounds, 8 ounces, March 2. FINDLEY—Mr. and Mrs. Lester, 212 N. Marie, Fullerton, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. HALL—Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence, 14435 Galmon, Whittler, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. MATHES—Lt. and Mrs. Larry R., 1942 E. Chapman, Orange, St. Joseph hospital, Orange girl, 7 pounds, 5 ounces, March 1. SLAGLE—Mr. and Mrs. Edward, 1619 E. Seventh, Anaheim, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. UNGER—Mr. and Mrs. James, 426 S. Illinois, Anaheim, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. VASQUEZ—Mr. and Mrs. Trinidad, Independence Colony, Anaheim, Orange County hospital, boy, 5 pounds, 11 ounces, March 1. VINEYARD—Mr. and Mrs. Charles, 121 R. Flower, Brea, Fullerton General hospital, boy, March 1. Shakespeare Revisionists PHILADELPHIA (CP)—Two high school teachers have published a simplified version of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar" and plan to do the same for "Macbeth." Their goal is to make the plays more understandable to youth. The teachers, Jack A. Wapen and Leroy S. Layton, say if the Bible can be revised and modernized why not Shakespeare? They made 1,122 changes in "Julius Caesar" from single words to entire passages. They modernized obsolete words and expressions and substitute "you" for "thee" and "thou." Shakespeare had Brutus say in Act III, Scene I: "Fates, we will know your pleasures; 'That we shall die, we know; 'tis but the time 'And drawing days out, that men stand upon.' In the Wapen-Layton version, Brutus says: "We will soon know what Fate decrees for us. 'That we shall die, we know. It's putting off "The time of death that's of concern to men." CHARMING MRS. H. G. WILSON, publicity chairman of the Santa Ana YWCA, is pictured wearing a smart spring ensemble from the Mary Millerick shop which she will model for the Fashion Brunch, annual event of the Santa Ana YMCA, to be given Friday at 10 a.m. in the YWCA in Santa Ana. "Dress Rehearsal of American Fashions, Spring 1953" is the theme for this outstanding occasion, proceeds from which will go to the building fund of the Association. Modeling the eminent fashions from the Mary Mi prominent O Nelda Schum Wilson of San Mrs. Raymont E. T. McFadda T. Lewis, Fulliams, Placent of Anaheim may be purch shop. Thomas Jefferson A Executive Board Meets Today. Thomas Jefferson executive will meet at 10:00 a.m. to the teacher's lounge at the Presence of all mem-requested. TATTERED TROUSERS Why not try ironing animal patches on your child's clothes? These little patches will cover worn or torn spots and help serve as splinter protectors, especially at the knees. They are attractive and can be washed in soap and water. The Savanna School District will participate in the conference of educators and other citizens from Orange and Los Angeles county schools March 6 and 7 in the East Los Angeles Junior High School in an attempt to better understand "The Problems of Spanish Speaking Children." The new Savanna plant, built largely by state allocation at a cost of $550,000, houses an enrollment of 505 students with 54.48 per cent of the children coming from Spanish speaking homes. Helen Hefferen, assistant chief of the Division of Instruction in charge of elementary education for the California State Department of Education, will preside Friday night. Linton T. Simmons, superintendent of Orange County schools, will give greetings and be a featured speaker. Mrs. Jesse E. Pruett, parent and membership chairman of the Savanna PTA, will be a "resource person" on the panel "Problems of Community Organization." Mrs. Gladys Sackett, third grade teacher and chairman for two years of the Orange County group in languages, will be a member of the panel to discuss "Language and Speech Problems in Primary Grades." Arthur Nieblas, sixth grade teacher, who spoke at the first conference at Pepperdine College in 1951, will give an address on "Tasks Ahead." Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh will act as reporter for group when they study "Problems School Organization." The group will be guests at Statler Hotel Friday night to attend the picnic Saturday noon. The final session Saturday afternoon will have Paul J. Swain and Florence Nightingale from host school as leaders on "What Our Education Has Done For Us." The entire representation break into small study groups for a final summary will be compiled. White Temple Pot-Luck Dinner Tonight White Temple Methodist church Prayer Group No. 1 will meet Wesley hall today at 2 p.m., family night pot-luck dinner entertainment will take place the church dining room at 6 p.m., and at 8:15 p.m., the choir will rehearse. Featured entertainment at dinner tonight will be two tural color motion pictures Canada produced by the Canadian National Railways; "On the Trail of the Midnight Sun" and "The Gaspe-Peninsula," both of which were well received in recent shootings at the First Methodist church in Santa Monica. Those attending the dinner night are requested to bring their own table service and a d or two to pass. ERATION AIR-CASTLES get final touches from the able hands of Mrs. Clifford Lakeman and Mrs. Earl m, general chairman for the Fashion-Brunch to be presented by the Pico de Ora section of the Fullerton club. This outstanding spring event of the club will be given in the Clock Country club on St. Patrick's Day, day, March 17 at 10 a.m. A replica of a castle in keeping with the theme "Air-Castles" is under construction in the Gold Room of the country club. Distinctive smart fashions from Esther's Apparel Shoppe will be shown, forecasting the trend in spring and early summer fabrics and fashions. A musical program and numerous door prizes will also be offered. V. Howard To give Fifth Year Cypress of the Nazarene in Cy-ty a large vote, has re-tened Rev. William Howard for the fifth year. Two boys clubs of the meet every Friday even-7:30 p.m. The Braves, jun-s, won their first league game of the season, and the Trail-blazers, intermediate boys, lost to the Whittier team. Accompanying the 30 boys to the basket ball game in Whittier were Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Denney, Miss Gayle McCoy, Stanley Martin and Bob Knight. Don't throw out leftover pop-overs! Put them on the rack in a preheated moderate oven for about five minuets, or until they are heated through and crisp. Kathleen Gay Arrives at T. Marquis Home Word has just been received of the birth of enchanting little Kathleen Gay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Marquis of 218 Stepney st., Apt. 2, Inglewood, Calif. Born on Jan. 26, the charming little deb of 1969 weigh-ed in at six pounds and is the first baby in the family. Tom will be remembered as the genial Gazette sports editor before he and Janet moved to Inglewood. Fried chicken on the supper menu? Try this: Dip pieces chicken into evaporated milk and then into seasoned flour before frying. Ground Swiss cheese and hash mixed with mayonnaise, makes delicious sandwich spread. Serv with sweet or dill pickles. 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