anaheim-gazette 1953-04-02

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, APRIL 2, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Mater Dei Spring Dance Set for April One of the most important dates on the social calendar for residents of Anaheim and vicinity is the delightful "April Shower Ball" to be given by the Mater Del high school of Santa Ana, on Saturday, April 18. Setting for the semi-formal spring dance is the Santa Ana Country club and will be presented under the sponsorship of the Mother's Guild of Mater Dei for the benefit of the library fund. Accents and decor promise to be most unusual, featuring exquisitely designed "April Shower" parasols, spring flowers and associates in keeping with the theme. Tickets as usual are extremely limited and should be obtained at once by calling either Mrs. William Stehly, chairman, phone 3749 or Mrs. Leo Czapala, co-chairman, at 6415. Crescendo Club Hosts Gala Mexican Fiesta The social hall of White Temple Methodist church was the scene of a gala Mexican fiesta recently by the Crescendo club with Avon and Florence Carlson, Dutz and Vera Hilbers and Don and Jaycettes View Easter Parade The Jaycettes met Wednesday evening in the home of Lynn Benner, 1904 E. Sycamore st., for a delightful Easter Fashion Parade program. Assisting the hostess were Merle Lublin and Kathy Heinz. Vera Auest, serving as commentator, gave interesting comments and suggestions as the fashions were modeled. Jackie Richards, Helen Osborne, Bettie Rober, Barbara Chmiel and Jo Carter were models. Anaheim merchants participating in the showing of the latest in spring fashions were Walbergs; S. Q. R., J. C. Penny, Gay Suzanne, Clarice, Black, McKinley, Betty Rose, Ana Lane, Laureen's Maternity, and Lauretta's. Members present were Helen Snyder, June Monell, Elaine Fetlows, Shirley Harris, Ruth Prout, Delores Williams, Ina Weaver, Joyce Shaffer, Nita Casto, Tillie Real, Sue Anthony, Phyllis Goswiller, Sue Malone, Kathy Heinz, and Bettie Faust. Guests were Jeanell Beeman, Dewey Erickson and Pam Autrey. The Jaycettes will hold the next meeting in the home of Sue Anthony, 505 Buttonwood street, Anaheim. Demaree Names AUHS 1953 Class JORGE BOLET, internationally heard Tuesday, April 7 at 8:15 school auditorium under the auspices of Northern Orange county recitalists in the United appeared with the San Francisco son. The Fullerton union high Harvard aves., in Fullerton. Crescendo Club Hosts Gala Mexican Fiesta The social hall of White Temple Methodist church was the scene of a gala Mexican fiesta recently by the Crescendo club with Avon and Florence Carlson, Dutz and Vera Hilbers and Don and Ardyse Ann Brown as hosts. Colorful scrapes, bright colored flowers, potted plants, large baskets, pottery bowls and gay hand-painted trays transformed the hall into a delightful patio effect. The typical Mexican dinner, enchiladas, tamales, tacos and salad in addition to cake and ice cream was prepared by the hosts and served at small tables decorated with checked cloths each centered with the traditional wax-dripped bottle and candle. An overall charming atmosphere was made by indirect lighting and soft south-of-the-border music in the background. Following dinner and preceding the dessert course, Cecil Bernard, superintendent of juvenile hall in Santa Ana and advisory-teacher of the club, was presented with a beautifully decorated birthday cake and a monetary gift. After expressing his appreciation the cake was served with ice cream. Present in addition to Cecil Bernard, guest of honor, were the Messrs. and Mmes. Wayne Baldwin, Robert Rees, Harold Engel, Richard Smith, Wayne Held, Orlo Fast, Ed Campbell, Ralph Osborn, Howard Messamer, Mick Tolf, Gerald Norton, Ray Damerell, Glenn Mark, Howard Sauer, Jim Wieldon, Mrs. Lowell Williams, Chuck Wiggens and the Rev. and Mrs. Frank Butterworth. Tri-Hi-Y News The sophomore Electric-Yers met in the sanctuary of the Episcopal church for an Easter worship service under the direction of Mrs. Nan Moore who read the Easter story. Peggy Kohlenberger played the organ. Diane Coons read the scripture and Barbara Mauerhan gave the prayer. They also welcomed Mrs. Willard Weyland as their new leader. The sophomore Y-Colonettes held a panel discussion led by Pat Robertson with Lois Swint, Barbara Olsen and Jan Critchfield serving on the panel. The subject was "Meaning of Easter to Different Religions." They also worked on the joke scrapbooks being prepared for a hospital. The Be-Ys enjoyed bowling at the Anaheim bowling center. Mrs. Clarence Heinrich, leader of the junior Zi-Chi-Phi club, was guest of honor at the home of Sue Anthony, 505 Buttonwood street, Anaheim. Demaree Names AUHS 1953 Class Valedictorians With perfect scholarship records since entering school and straight A averages, Jan L. Larison and Marilyn Jorgenson have been chosen Valedictorians for the AUHS Class of 1953 according to an announcement made by Super-intendent Paul Demaree. Marilyn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Jorgenson of 9921 Webster st., and Jan the daughter of the Harwood Larsons of 551 S. Lemon-street. Phil Wright was chosen to give the invocation at graduation exercises, as yet the salutatorian has not been named. Although it is customary for only one valedictorian to be chosen, the class of 1950 had six to hold the school record. The graduation committee also announced that Baccalaureate is to be held at 4:30 in the afternoon instead of the evening. Other plans for the class are being formulated by the committee one of which is to have an out-of-town speaker at the graduation exercises. Anaheim Girl Has Leading Role In College Play Of interest to her many Anaheim friends is the announcement that Jo-Anne Heald, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Heald of 11341 Katella rd., has been assigned the leading role of Moliere's "The Imaginary Invalid," which is to be staged May 3 and 4 at College of St. Teresa in Winona, Minn. Miss Heald is a music major at the college and also participates actively in the drama department. The play in which she has the lead is the major dramatic presentation of the college for this year. Mr. and Mrs. Heald and Jo-Anne's grandmother, Mrs. L. L. Lasher of Long Beach, plan a trip to Minnesota to attend the performance and a leisurely return trip through Zion and Bryce canyons when Jo-Anne will accompany them home. Mrs. Hanson JORGE BOLET, internationally heard Tuesday, April 7 at 8:15 school auditorium under the auspices of Northern Orange county recitalists in the United States appeared with the San Francisco The Fullerton union high Harvard aves., in Fullerton. Cornell Gray Assigned to Institute Corp. Madison Cornell Gray son of Mr. and Mrs. Conan W Gray, 218 W. South st., is serving his country in a very vital and interesting way. Assigned to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Washington, D. C Cornell is serving as a laboratory technician where he has been since June of last year. The April issue of "Life of the Soldier and the Airman," an armed forces publication, gives a detailed and interesting account of the work being carried out at the Institute, featuring a picture of Cornell and a description of his assignment duties under the title "Search and Research." Experiments and tests made at the Institute of Pathology are comparable to those of the Mayo Clinic, John Hopkins and the Rockefeller Foundation. Cornell is the youngest of the group in his particular phase of search and research. He is a graduate of AUHS, class of '49. Lewis Taylor To Install for Toastmasters The Anaheim Toastmasters club met Monday night with Ed Wright, chairman, presiding and Chancy Stillson giving the invocation. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening, April 6, in the Dragon Cafe when the ladies will be guests and new officers installed by Area Governor Lewis Taylor. Topic Master Monday night was Ray Damerell whose subject was "Current Crisis", George McKool served as Toastmaster of the evening. Speakers and their topics were; Marcus Gortner, "Perseverance"; Bill Bittlos, "Pyramids of Egypt" and Hal Johnsen, "Effects of TV". T. H. (Hank) Allen won the trophy with his topic "Foreign also welcomed Mrs. Willard Weyland and as their new leader. The sophomore Y-Colonettes held a panel discussion led by Pat Robertson with Lois Swint, Barbara Olsen and Jan Critchfield serving on the panel. The subject was "Meaning of Easter to Different Religions." They also worked on the joke scrapbooks being prepared for a hospital. The Be-Ys enjoyed bowling at the Anaheim bowling center. Mrs. Clarence Heinrich, leader of the junior Zi-Chi-Phi club, was guest of honor at a combined baby shower and going away party Tuesday evening. She and her husband leave for New York in April. The group presented her with a baby blanket and a smock. Appropriate games were played and refreshments served. The junior Par-Y-Femini club heard Jan Larson speaking on the trip to the Model legislature in Sacramento. Antoinette Glargino presided in the absence of the president. The senior QQT's enjoyed a hamburger fry at the YMCA. The Tri-Hi-U club held a business meeting with Betty Osborne leading the discussion. Next Tuesday a slumber party will be held and a money-making project was planned for April 7th. The freshman EsqYers enjoyed a progressive dinner beginning with appetizers, in the home of Ann Thompson, salad at Patsy Anderson's, the main dish at Carol Wilkerson's and dessert with Marian Taylor, where the remainder of the time was spent. The freshman Y-Yssers also had a progressive dinner starting with shrimp cocktail and appetizers in the home of Mamie Hodges, tossed salad at Elva Lynn Glenn's, then to the home of Carol Fitz where Mrs. August Fitz had prepared tacos for the group. The evening was concluded with dessert at Sue Ann Powell's. A friendship circle and devotions were held there in the big barn. The freshman Connie-Yettes went roller skating in Garden Grove. The Bar-Yettes had a swimming party at the high school and Saturday they went horseback riding at Irvine Park. Mrs. Hanson Will Head Y's Menettes Mrs. Leland Hanson will head the Y's Menettes club as president as a result of election of officers held in the home of Mrs. Ross Walker recently. Mrs. Hanson succeeds Mrs. Richard Harris. Also elected were Mrs. Harold Schneider, vice president; Mrs. Orlo Fast, secretary; Mrs. Ross Walker, treasurer; Mrs. R. Quast, corresponding secretary. Plans were made for a morning meeting to be held every other month when a baby-sitter will be engaged to attend small children of the members. The first such meeting will be held April 29 in White Temple Methodist church at 10:00 a.m. Margaret Lee Runbeck's "Man's Dream" will be reviewed at that time by Mrs. Elmer Hamilton. Women interested in joining the Y's Menettes may contact Mrs. Nan Moore, girls' work secretary of the local YMCA. Theta Nu Theta Initiates Eight Gloria Daugherty, president of Theta Nu Theta, women's service sorority has announced the initiation of eight new members. Initiatives were held at a meeting at Goodwin's Restaurant, Bellflower, when Initiatives were presented with white carnation corsages with green streamers. These were worn to classes the following day as tokens of their new membership. Monday evening, April 6, in the Dragon Cafe when the ladies will be guests and new officers installed by Area Governor Lewis Taylor. Topic Master Monday night was Ray Damerell whose subject was "Current Crisis", George McKool served as Toastmaster of the evening. Speakers and their topics were; Marcus Gortner, "Perseverance"; Bill Bittlos, "Pyramids of Egypt" and Hal Johnsen, "Effects of TV". T. H. (Hank) Allen won the trophy with his topic "Foreign Trade". Lewis Boys was head evaluator assisted by Lewis Taylor, Walter Knott and John Laituri. Lucille Heinz Complimented with Bridal Shower Lucille Heinz was complimented recently with a lovely bridal shower in the J. W. Heinz home, 1224 N. Palm St., when the Misses Cecella, Virginia and Lauretta Heinz and Miss Anne Marie Karcher entertained in her honor. Bridal games and court whist were played with prizes going to Abbie Yorba, Barbara Shell, Barbara Kern and Beverly Scarborough, followed by refreshments of ice cream bells and cake. Miss Heinz, wearing a beautiful orchid corsage, a gift of her fliance, was presented with her many gifts from the gift table which was centered with a silver branch decorated with small pink and white wedding bells and flanked by plink candelabra. Guests were Mrs. J. W. Heinz mother of the guest of honor, Mmes, Jenny Bergott and Barbara Shell, the Misses Cathy Lansing, Teddy Jambon, Joanna Jambon, Carol Watkins, Barbara Kern, Jeannette McDonald, Beverly Scarborough, Alberta Yorba and Irene Stehley. Unable to attend were Mrs. LaVonne Rohne, Marie Carlson and Garry Allec. Miss Heinz will become the bride of Frank Karcher in St. Boniface church on Saturday, April 11. Oven Meal Lenten Casserole Makes Ideal An oven meal is a good thought for a busy day. It lets you make preparations in minutes of leisure THE S. Q. STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 Spring-Happy BOLET, internationally acclaimed piano virtuoso, will be Tuesday, April 7 at 8:15 p.m., in the Fullerton union high auditorium under the auspices of the Community Concert as an of Northern Orange county. He is one of the most widely recitalists in the United States, Canada and Mexico and with the San Francisco Symphony during the present season the Fullerton union high school is located at Chapman and d aves., in Fullerton. Jr. Ebell Club To Hear Mrs. Hatch Tuesday Night BOLET, internationally acclaimed piano virtuoso, will be Tuesday, April 7 at 8:15 p.m., in the Fullerton union high auditorium under the auspices of the Community Concert Association of Northern Orange county. He is one of the most widely recruitedists in the United States, Canada and Mexico and with the San Francisco Symphony during the present season the Fullerton union high school is located at Chapman and Aves., in Fullerton. Jr. Ebell Club To Hear Mrs. Hatch Tuesday Night The March general meeting of the Junior Ebell club will be held Tuesday evening in the clubhouse. Esther Lichfield Hatch will give an address on "People and Places". Hostesses are Mmes. Donald Hein, chairman, Howard Hall, Donald Gordon, L. O. Hanson, Paul Harrison, Eldon Hauck, John Heinz, Russell Hess, Kenneth Heuler, William Hunstock, Robert Rees, Frederick Busch, Lewis Wright and Mrs. Wilbur Wright. Members are requested to bring a can of food for the adopted family. St. Boniface Cub Scouts Guests of Navy Sunday was a red letter day for the St. Boniface Cub Scouts, Pack No. 173 when approximately 60 cubs, their chairman, leaders, Den mothers and parents were guests of the Commanding Officer of the Long Beach Naval Station at Terminal Island. Arriving at the harbor they were taken on a tour of inspection of various types of naval deck weapons and were escorted thru the hanger under arrangements made by Chief Petty Officer B. K. Hackler, formerly of Anaheim. Following the ground tour the party went aboard the submarine U.S.S. Sawfish, an experience which proved to be the highlight of the afternoon and included an explanation of the method of submersion. A pot luck supper is scheduled at St. Boniface hall on Tuesday, April 7 at 6:30 p.m. for Cubs and their parents. Scholarship Award Offered An award of $50.00 will be offered to any outstanding woman member of the class of '53 at Fullerton Junior College who is preparing to teach. Donor of the award is the Rho Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary fraternity for women in education, according to Master Monday night was herell whose subject was Crisis", George McKool Toastmaster of the eveers and their topics were; Gortner, "Perseverance"; Mos., "Pyramids of Egypt"; Johnsen, "Effects of TV". Hank) Allen won the troth his topic "Foreign Lewis Boys was head assisted by Lewis Tayter Knott and John Lai- Heinz胶imented with Ball Shower Heinz was complimently with a lovely bridal on the J. W. Heinz home, Palm St., when the Misses Virginia and Lauretta and Miss Anne Marie Kar-ertained in her honor, games and court whistled with prizes going to Barbara, Barbara Shell, Barbarn and Beverly Scarborowled by refreshments of bells and cake. Heinz, wearing a beautiful corsage, a gift of her was presented with her gifts from the gift table was centered with a silver decorated with small pinkite, wedding bells and baby pink candelabra. Were Mrs. J. W. Heinz, of the guest of honor,anny Bergott and Barbara the Misses Cathy Lansing, ambon, Joanna Jambon,atkins, Barbara Kern, McDonald, Beverly Scar-alberta Yorba and Irene Unable to attend wereonne Rohne, Marie Carl-Garry Allec. Heinz will become the Frank Karcher in St. church on Saturday, Scholarship Award Offered An award of $50,00 will be offered to any outstanding woman member of the class of '53 at Fullerton Junior College who is preparing to teach. Donor of the award is the Rho Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary fraternity for women in education, according to an announcement made by S. Corrine Bush, chairman of the scholarship committee. "It will be made on the basis of financial need and aptitude or promise for teaching", she said. Applications will be accepted by the scholarship committee, Rho Chapter, Delta Kappa Gama, with approval of the dean of women at Fullerton Junior College. 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