anaheim-gazette 1953-11-05

Junior Auxiliary of Assistance League Holds Meet, Elects Heads A new women's service club is officially on the Anaheim map. Last Monday evening, the first meeting of the Junior Auxiliary of the Anaheim Assistance League was held in the home of Mrs. Harry Nutt, 904 W. Broadway. Officers were elected and other organizational details attended to. Heading the new group is Miss Margaret Ganahl of 501 N. Clementine St. Her cabinet includes Mrs. Howard Loudon, first vice-president; Mrs. Jay L. Reed, second vice-president; Mrs. R. Kenton Wines, third vice-president; 4-H Tractor Maintenance Program Set Planning this year's 4-H Club Tractor Maintenance program for Orange County 4-H boys and girls, was the topic for discussion at a recent meeting of 4-H leaders, farm implement dealer, Farm Bureau, General Petroleum, and Agricultural Extension Service representatives, states University of California Farm Advisor, W. A. Humphrey. Attending the meeting, to assist with the planning were—Carl Korn, president, Orange County Council and 4-H leader, Anaheim; Allen Carson, 4-H leader, Orange; Kenneth Casper, Santa Ana; Don Kenneth Casper, president, Orange County Farm Bureau; L. S. Hoffman, Shepherd Tractor Company, Santa Ana; Don Schneider, Schneider Tractor Company, MISS MARGARET GANAHL (Heads New Club) Mrs. Harry Pearson, recording secretary; Mrs. Joseph C. Truxaw, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Arthur H. Shipkey, treasurer; Mrs. Stanley Loudon, publicity; and Mrs. Russell H. Hess, parliamentarian. The slate of officers was elected by unanimous ballot following its nomination by a committee composed of Mrs. Frederick Rusch, Mrs. Fleming Nielsen, Mrs. Kenneth Lae, Mrs. Norbert T. Elmers and Mrs. Jack Suiter. A committee to draw up a first sample of by-laws was named and included Mrs. Frederick Rusch, Mrs. William R. Sulter and Mrs. John Ganahl. Meetings are to be held the third Monday of each month. The Nov. 16 meeting will be held at the home of President Miss Ganahl. 8 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 ANAHEIM CALIFORNIA Ebell Sections Slate Meeting A wide variety of activities offered members of the Ebell society at sections throughout the month ofber. The contract and bridge section met on Nov. will meet again on Nov. Mrs. L. R. Norgard and Thompson as leaders. Mrs. Harvey Baker will the Home and Garden section Monday, Nov. 9 with the "Wild Flowers of California" sella section will also meet day at 7:45 at the clubhouse contract bridge. Beginning this week, Wise will instruct members newly formed Art section successive Tuesday morning. November 16 is the date Toastmaster section meeting Mrs. H. P. Tobin will review Sea All Around Us," and W. Saulsberry will speak on Florentine Madonnas." "Thanksgiving, Old and will be Mrs. Frank Buttertopic when she addresses the and Bible section on Nov 1:30 o'clock. Enlarged Nurse Holds Open House Botts Nursery, 1228 Lincoln Anaheim, will hold open all day Saturday and Sunday 7 and 8, in their newly nursery quarters. With Jess Chapman of L Co., as master of ceremonies Attending the meeting, to assist with the planning were—Carl Korn, president, Orange County Council and 4-H leader, Anaheim; Allen Carson, 4-H leader, Orange; Kenneth Casper, Santa Ana; Don Kenneth Casper, president, Orange County Farm Bureau; L. S. Hoffman, Shepherd Tractor Company, Santa Ana; Don Schneider, Schneider Tractor Company, Tustin; Tim Wallace, Wallace Tractor Sales, Anaheim; Tom Young, General Petroleum, Santa Ana; G. B. Thompson, General Petroleum, San Diego; Kenneth Everett, General Petroleum, Los Angeles; W. A. Humphrey, Farm Advisor, Santa Ana. 14,000 Orange County Telephone Numbers CHANGED Last Sunday Enlarged Nursery Holds Open Hour Botts Nursery, 1228 Lincoln Anaheim, will hold open all day Saturday and Sunday 7 and 8, in their newly enriched nursery quarters. With Jess Chapman of La Co. as master of ceremonies open house program will be such famous experts on all aspects of gardening as Dave Gill sponsored by Bandini, Doe Kem-co and many others. Gifts will be presented to visitors and prize drawing be held every hour. CONSULT YOUR DIRECTORY FOR THE DIAL THE FIRST TWO LETTERS PREFIX AND THE FIVE NUMERALS IMPORTANT! This change is another step toward extended service for Orange County next year. Pacific Telephone A wide variety of activities are offered members of the Anaheim Ebell society at sections meetings throughout the month of November. The contract and duplicate bridge section met on Nov. 4 and will meet again on Nov. 18 with Mrs. L. R. Norgard and Mrs. C. Thompson as leaders. Mrs. Harvey Baker will address the Home and Garden section on Monday, Nov. 9 with the topic, "Wild Flowers of California." Tesella section will also meet on that day at 7:45 at the clubhouse for contract bridge. Beginning this week, Cosmo Vise will instruct members of the newly formed Art section on each successive Tuesday morning at 9. November 16 is the date of the coastmaster section meeting when Mrs. H. P. Tobin will review "The Sea All Around Us," and Mrs. H. F. Saulberry will speak on "The Florentine Madonnas." "Thanksgiving, Old and New," will be Mrs. Frank Butterworth's topic when she addresses the Book and Bible section on Nov. 23 at 3:30 o'clock. Vierra-Brown Wedding Held October 27 Tuesday, Oct. 27, was the wedding day of Miss Joan Marie Vierra of 10072 Brookhurst rd. and Charles Eugene Brown of Whittier. They were married in simple ceremonies performed at Grace Lutheran church by Rev. H. F. Stief. A small group of relatives and close friends gathered in the sanctuary at 11 o'clock and witnessed the bride repeat her vows attired in a fall suit of bright watermelon hue accented by black. She wore a corsage of white orchids. After the nuptial rites, the wedding party went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Haskins-of La Habra where a reception was held. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Vierra and is a graduate of AUHS. Her bridegroom's parents reside in Missouri while he operates the Brown and Haskins Shell Service station here in town. After a honeymoon spent in Carmel, the new Mr. and Mrs. Brown are making their home in Whittier. REHEARSAL Mrs. Clifford Ouaid, manager of the Savanna Mothersingers, announces their leader, Mrs. Bessie Gray of Arnaheim, has just returned from a trip to Denver and will hold the first rehearsal today (Nov. 5) in the Savanna Auditorium. All mothers interested are urged to attend. Festival Singers Relate American Heritage Story at Ebell Meeting The story of the American heritage was beautifully told in song when the Festival Singers entertained the ladies of the American Ebell Society on Monday afternoon. The program was arranged by Mrs. George La Follette. Favorites of the past were included as well as a medley of hit tunes from "Oklahoma" and "Carrousel." The well known mixed concert quartet were accompanied by pianist Raymond McFeeters and their clever costuming accented the Thanksgiving theme. The meeting began with a 12:30 lunchon arranged by chairmen Mrs. Russell Reiner and Mrs. Marcus South. The tables were decorated with chrysanthemums from Mrs. C. C. Reinert's garden. Co-chairman of the decorating committee was Mrs. Chester Shirk. The following new members were introduced by membership chairman, Mrs. Fred L Lee M. Shaw, Paul Strin Rudisalle, Allen Koch, Sligh and R. E. Rodge. Speaker at the luncheon author of the book, "San Narrative of Yesterday," an interesting story of data for the book from students of Orange county. Mrs. Charles Bush pts the business meeting which dates of forthcoming speeches given, Mrs. Fred Fischler ed that the club would dessert-bridge party on Nov. 21 and asked clubs to save that date. Mrs. Lombard reminded men keep in mind the flowers be held in April, and to spring flowers as well display. Unlarged Nursery Holds Open House Botts Nursery, 1228 Lincoln ave. naheim, will hold open house day Saturday and Sunday, Nov. and 8, in their newly enlarged nursery quarters. With Jess Chapman of Liquinox as master of ceremonies, the open house program will feature ch famous experts on all phasof gardening as Dave Gilfillan, onsored by Bandini, Doc Cham-co and many others. Gifts will be presented to all visitors and prize drawings will held every hour. REHEARSAL Mrs. Clifford Ouaid, manager of the Savanna Mothersingers, announces their leader, Mrs. Bessie Gray of Arnheim, has just returned from a trip to Denver and will hold, the first rehearsal today (Nov. 5) in the Savanna Auditorium. All mothers interested are urged to attend. SCHOOLS CLOSE According to Sister Mary Hilery, principal of St. Boniface school, Orange County Catholic schools were dismissed yesterday (Nov. 4) so that teachers could attend an institute session. Notice of the session came from the office of Monsignor Dignan. It’s OLD ROUND time to buy a new auto One like this beautiful MAYTAG Other makes of new automatic "CP" gas ranges include: Caloric, Gaffers & Sattler, Hardwick, Magic Chef, O'Keefe & Merritt, Roper, Tappan, Universal, Wedgewood, Western-Holly. TER telephone service, telephone s in the above exchanges have changed and a prefix added. FOR THE NEW NUMBER LETTERS OF THE NEW NUMERALS INT! toward extended next year. telephone One like this beautiful MAYTAG Other makes of new automatic "CP" gas ranges include: Caloric, Gaffers & Sattler, Hardwick, Magic Chef, O'Keeffe & Merritt, Roper, Tappan, Universal, Wedgewood, Western-Holly. They coo Gas range dealers and the pany are holding Old S for just one reason: To get you to take a g your present range and if it shouldn't be repla automatic gas range. Your answer should be present range isn't fully all burners don't light a if it hasn't an automatic SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY PURCHASE THE BEAUTIFI We Will Allow UP TO $125 TRADE-IN on your Present Range BALL APPLIANCE (Acro88 fr 122 W. Broad delate American Ebell Meeting chairman, Mrs. Fred Lee, Mmes. Lee M. Shaw, Paul Stringer, L. E. Rudisalle, Allen Koch, Lawrence Sligh and R. E. Rodge. Speaker at the luncheon was Charles D. Swanner, attorney and author of the book, "Santa Ana—a Narrative of Yesterday." He told an interesting story of gathering data for the book from early residents of Orange county. Mrs. Charles Bush presided at the business meeting which heard dates of forthcoming special events given. Mrs. Fred Fischle announced that the club would sponsor a dessert-bridge party on Saturday, Nov. 21 and asked club members to save that date. Mrs. Norman Lombard reminded members to keep in mind the flower show to be held in April, and to plan for spring flowers as well as hobby display. Edwin K. Taylor Joins 3rd Div. WITH THE 3RD INFANTRY DIV. IN KOREA—Pvt. Edwin K. Taylor, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Taylor, 512'E. Chartres st., Anaheim, Calif., recently joined the 3rd Infantry Division in Korea. Known as the "Rock of the Marne" division since World War I, the 3rd Infantry participated in many battles of the Korean conflict. Outstanding among these was the fighting for "Outpost Harry," "Jackson Heights" and "Kelly Hill." Taylor, formerly employed by the Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach, entered the Army in March and completed basic training; at Camp Roberts, Calif. He is a 1951 graduate of Anaheim High school. The Presbyterian Flower Mission meets today, (Thurs. 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