anaheim-gazette 1953-05-21

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, MAY 21, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 Marywood to Hold Open House Sunday Marywood, Catholic central high school for girls, will hold open house Sunday, May 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. beginning with a tour of the charming house and grounds. At 3 p.m. the freshman class, under the direction of Gwen Holly Simpson, dramatic instructor, will present two productions, the first, a play, "Ghost in the Green Gown," and a preview of the TV show, "Studio Workshop" which will be given in the fall. Members of the play cast are Shirley McGaughren, Roberta McRoberts, Charlotte Schmetzer, Shirley Jamison, Mary Lou White, Darlene Schafer and Delores Wingate. The TV show cast members are Donna May, Sally Brown, Shirley Schmitz, Carol Miller, Lois Robinson, Rosalie Flynn, Patricia Nolan and Marilyn Thomas. Under the direction of Dianne Rivers, instructor, a fashion show will be given by members of the sewing class. Fremont P-TA Board Holds Annual Picnic New and retiring officers and chairman of Fremont P-TA enjoyed a potluck picnic at City Park recently, followed by a business meeting at which Donald Derr, director of city recreation, led a discussion on student dance classes. Under Derr's capable direction and fine discipline the student dance classes have steadily grown in popularity. The dance scheduled for May 30 at the Ebell clubhouse will have an orchestra furnished by the local musician's union. Because of the record attendance expected on that date, parents cannot be invited but are welcome to drop in for a few minutes if they so desire. Fremont principal, Chester Fowler, announced that graduation exercises will be held Wednesday evening, June 10, at the Greek Theatre, City Park. The eighth grade picnic is to be held at Irvine Park. June 11. Other announcements included a callco dance at Horace Mann on Saturday, May 23, under sponsorship of the local P-TA, the district meeting will be held at Brea Gay Carnival Sponsored by Loara P-TA Loara school grounds was the setting last week for the annual carnival sponsored by the PTA. Booths were constructed, decorated and managed by eighth grade pupils under the direction of Bill Ross, school principal. Mrs. Bruce Burt was in charge of the bazaar which was held in the eighth grade room, Girl Scouts under the leadership of Mrs. Wesley Visei sponsored a white elephant sale and Mrs. Carl Lindgren conducted a rummage sale. Mrs. Douglas Norton was in charge of the green thumb booth and Mrs. Louis Bircher was chairman of the dinner which was given in the cafeteria. Mrs. Tom Bunnell was ticket chairman. A free drawing, arranged by Mrs. Lindgren, was held in the auditorium with Johnny Myers acting as master of ceremonies and Joan Light and Betty Bode drawing names. Day Camp Leader Training Starts Today Day camp training of Girl Scout leaders and counselors begins today at the Investment in Youth center from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Any adult interested in participating in the day camp program MORE ABOUT ... OBLONG VIEWS Continued from Page One who would like nothing better than to see an America deprived of public schools and compounded of but two classes: a mass of ignorant peasants on the one hand, and a reigning hierarchy of rich, well-educated nobility on the other. With the eradication of the great middle class, which was brought about only through public education for all, such an evil system would prevail. Public schooling has elevated the United States of America to a pedestal envied by all countries of the world. Let us rise up against those who would sack the Public School. If the Public School goes, then so goes our democracy. And I propose to fight it out along this line if it takes all summer. Leader Training Starts Today Day camp training of Girl Scout leaders and counselors begins today at the Investment in Youth center from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Any adult interested in participating in the day camp program and the privilege of working with Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scouts of Anaheim is invited to attend. Appointment of Mrs. Ellsworth Kirkillie as director has been announced by the committee, members of which include Mmes. Clyde Dawson, chairman; Harry Dougdale, Elmer Peter; Fred Zetting and Joe Arias. Day camp dates are June 23, 24, 25, 30 and July 1 and 2. NADINE’S of Anaheim 211 WEST CENTER STREET NADINE/B feature the finer quality lines of women’s and teenage apparel in the season's outstanding styles at low budget prices. DRESSES Smartly Styled COTTONS Sizes 9 to 20 half 14½ to 22½ 7.90 9.90 BLOUSES - SKIRTS Bastistes - Everglaze Cottons - Nylons - Crepes Sizes 32-44 Sizes 10-20 1.98 2.98 - 3.98 SWIMWEAR - SPORTSWEAR - LINGERIE - ROBES - MAIDENFORM BESTFORM - MALIBU - JUBILEE BRAS A California Mechanic says: Bank of America is O.K. They showed me how to save money successfully! The big secret of saving successfully is to save systematically. Every payday think of yourself first...deposit a few dollars in your savings account. You'll be surprised how fast your balance will grow. Try it! Carnival sponsored by PTA school grounds was the last week for the annual sponsored by the PTA were constructed, decorated by eighth grade under the direction of Bill Pool principal. 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Representing the third grade Brownie Troop were Linda Kearn, Palge Brewington, Janelle Kleiver, Nancy Studgalter, Jean Morrell, Judy Welton and Virginia Rettig. Miss E.-Kelsey's fourth grade staged a puppet show with props and script arranged by the children and the leading role played by Scott Rowland. A.E.Bourne and the school orchestra gave a novel demonstration of a band rehearsal and the 5th and 6th grade girls presented a skit portraying their activities. Geraldine Moreno represented the 5th grade and Myrna Damerell the 6th, with Muritta Liles as narrator. The 1953-54 budget was proposed and adopted, Mrs.John E.Miller, historian, reported, and announcement made that books for each classroom would be given as the P-TA's annual gift to the school.In the future a prize will be awarded the room having the highest P-TA attendance credit. President Mrs.E.W.Mulder credited the teachers for their part in the gift presented to Mrs.Walter J.Meade, past president, and announced a special board meeting to be held Wednesday, June 3. Social hour hostesses were afternoon kindergarten mothers, Mrs.R.N.Farris and Mrs.Charles Bush with Mrs.Miller assisting. Every inaugural procession for U.S.presidents since Jefferson's time has marched down Pennsylvania ave., in Washington, D.C. R.E.Newmans Announce Marriage Of Daughter Mr.andMrs.R.E.Newman, 1267E.Sycamorest.,are formally announcing the marriage of their daughter ShirleyAnn to Wayne Stadge of Costa Mesa.A wedding reception will be held in the Newman home Sunday afternoon. The young couple were secretly married in Yuma,Ariz.,last Nov.22and will make their home in Anaheim where the bride is a student at AUHS. It is believed that many of the "witches" executed during the inquisition of the middle ages were practicing the pagan religions which existed in their countries before Christianity. 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