anaheim-gazette 1953-05-07

5 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1955 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 County Medical Auxiliary Names Officer Panel The Orange County Medical Auxiliary met Tuesday in the Santa Ana YWCA to elect an officer panel for the ensuing year. Elected were: Mrs. Joseph Tirico, Santa Ana, president; Mrs. Carl J. Paul, Orange, president-elect; Mrs. Fred M. Hansen, Santa Ana, first vice-president; Mrs. Richard Preston, Santa Ana, second vice-president; Mrs. L. D. Spencer, Brea, recording secretary; Mrs. Fred Mears, Santa Ana, corresponding secretary and Mrs. Edgar Struve, Fullerton, treasurer. Delegates elected for the state auxiliary convention to be held May 25-26 in Los Angeles were Mmes. Tirico, Paul, Raymond Brandt, Santa Ana, Milton H. Damron, Anaheim, Arthur Wade, Santa Ana and Mrs. L. D. Spencer. Alternates named were Mmes. L. F. Whittaker, Huntington Beach, Arthur C. Ferree, Fullerton, A.N. Donaldson, Santa Ana, Harold F. Galbraith, Fullerton, Arthur E. Alne, Fullerton, Edgar Struve, Lois Rebekah Hostess to Barbara Meyers Barbara Myers, district deputy president, accompanied by her marshal, Mrs. Bessie Curtis, and escorted by her entire scaff made her last official visit to Anaheim Lois Rebekah lodge at the regular meeting held recently. In the lodge hall which was beautifully decorated with gladiolus and lillies, the visiting dignitary received honors due her rank as deputy officer of the Rebekah Assembly. Pat Senter, noble grand, presided at the business meeting. Present were members from all lodges of District 50 in addition to district deputies from Norwalk, Maywood, Ontario and Hollywood. Ida Mae Walberg's presented a delightful and entertaining style show, previewing the latest in fabrics and fashions for late spring and summer. Models who were members of Lois lodge were Edna Kruse, Mildred Allen, Dorothy Heinze, Gale Cleveland, Opal Carter, Berthyle Reisinger, Ellene Taylor, and Susan Benbrooks. Mrs. Garnet Moor was re- 49er Bar-B-Q To Aid Children Of Charity Home New Hope, U.S.A., a non-sectarian school for the underprivileged and homeless children at Banning, California, will stage a mammoth "49-er" Bar-B-Q Carnival on its shaded picnic grounds in the mountains, as a Memorial Day celebration, May 30 and 31. This big affair is part of a local fund-raising campaign to help in the construction of a fully-equipped machine shop and trade school. The two-day carnival will feature outstanding Western talent both for listening and dancing pleasure. Admission will be one dollar per person and will include all-day square dancing to a top Western band, an exciting, long carnival midway, thrilling rides, strolling musicians, and a host of sporting events and contests. Two big variety shows and amateur old fiddler, and square dance contests will be staged both afternoon and evening of each day. Mid-day and evening, both days, a real Western prime beef Bar-B-Q will be served. As an added attraction dozens of valuable gate prizes will be awarded, including RCA licensed table radios nationally advertised wrist watches, and several large screen, top-make television sets. New Hope, U.S.A., has a 63-year history of humanitarian service. It was founded in 1890 as the St. Boniface Industrial School for Indians, but today its charities include marked children of all auxiliary convention to be held May 25-26 in Los Angeles were Mmes. Tririco, Paul, Raymond Brandt, Santa Ana, Milton H. Damron, Anaheim, Arthur Wade, Santa Ana and Mrs. L. D. Spencer. Alternates named were Mmes. L. F. Whittaker, Huntington Beach, Arthur C. Ferree, Fullerton, A.N. Donaldson, Santa Ana, Harold F. Galbraith, Fullerton, Arthur E. Aine, Fullerton, Edgar Struve, FREE FREE 14K SOLID GOLD RING Set with a beautiful TITANIA STONE The New Amazing Discovery, the Diamond's only rival Just bring this ad and register at our store NORMAN'S JEWELRY 223 W. 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Air is part of a local campaign to help in formation of a fully-equiped shop and trade day carnival will featuring Western talent opening and dancingmission will be one person and will include are dancing to a top ad, an exciting, long away, thrilling rides, musicians, and a host of events and contests. Two shows and amateur and square dance constaged both afternoon of each day. And evening, both days, earn prime beef Bar-B-Q served. As an added attention of valuable gate prize awarded, including table radios, nationwide wrist watches, and screen, top-make items. U.S.A., has a 63-of humanitarian services founded in 1890 as face Industrial School but today its charities organized children at all Tri-Hi-Yers Announce Club Activities An impressive worship service was held at St. Michael's Episcopal church recently by the senior Tri-U club. The organ prelude was played by Marilyn Schimling. Myrna Lewellyn gave the call to worship and Sally Taylor read the scripture. Zi-Chi-Phi juniors' new officers are Patty Halverson, president; Mary Cone, vice president; Lois Haskins, secretary; Charlyn Schmid, treasurer; Susan Arnold, worship chairman; Marilyn Miller, council representative; Barbara Acheinweber, song leader; Donna Reafsnyder, Maryann Hammatt and Shirley Briggs, sergeants-at-arms. The Electric-Yers enjoyed roller skating in Costa Mesa, BeY's nominated officers, made plans for miniature golfing and the Y'Colonettes planned an end-of-the-year dinner party. New officers for freshman Yysers are Harriet Hoffman, president; Carol Castelum, vice president; Terry Carter, secretary; Kay Schmitt, treasurer; Diane Knutzen, worship chairman; Sharon Bell, council representative. The club is purchasing a CARE package to be sent to Korea. Freshman Bar-Yttes enjoyed the trampoline in the YMCA patio, Connie-Yttes made six May baskets for the Anaheim churchwomen's breakfast and Virginia Lee was named chairman for a hay ride outing being planned. Britt Gray Wins Toaster Trophy At Monday Meet Meeting Monday at Dragon cafe, Anaheim Toastmasters voted the Toastmaster trophy to Britt Gray for his talk on the topic, "Is Your Character Showing?" The meeting was conducted under the leadership of Dick Herrman and toastmaster duties were handled by Guy Tester. Hal Johnson gave the invocation. William Chambers conducted the table topic portion of the meeting on the subject, "Vacations." Speakers were Marcus Gartner. "It Happens Every Year," Zack Stringer, "The Meaning of Events," and Chauncy Stillson, "Strategy in Foot Racing." Lyle Wallace served as head evaluator assisted by Louis Taylor, Ed Wright, and J. M. Lepper. Frank Sallee of Fullerton was accepted as a new member. Dr. Les Christensen of Fullerton and George Tatlook of Anaheim were guests. Tom Wright, son of Ed Wright, who is home on leave prior to reporting to a new army assignment, gave a short talk on basic training procedures. 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PHONE ANAHEIM 5450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps Community Concert Association to Open Membership Drive Annual membership drive of the Community Concert association of northern Orange county gets under way in earnest next week under the inspirational aim and purpose of the association with the slogan, "A Carnegie Hall in Every Town." During the seven successful seasons community concerts have been presented by the association, many notable and talented artists have appeared before residents of northern Orange county who but for the association would have been denied the pleasure and enjoyment of such entertainment. Membership cards may be obtained by contacting Mrs. John Kemper, Anaheim chairman at 412 N. West st., phone 4456. G. W. P-T-A Board Fetes Teachers Members of the George Washington P-T-A executive board were hostesses to the teachers when they met yesterday afternoon in the city park for luncheon. A gift presentation was made to retiring president Mrs. Walter J. 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