anaheim-gazette 1954-03-18

District Chairman Speaks to B&PW "Are you happy in your chosen field?" was the question asked members of the Business and Professional Womens' club by Della Francone at a meeting last week at the Mother Colony restaurant. Mrs. Francone, San Orco district chairman of the education and vocations committee, said that maturity is not a stage of age but a stage of consciousness and urged mature business women to set definite goals for themselves, decide where they are going, and to check past accomplishments at regular intervals. The speaker was introduced by Ida Mae Valburg, local education and vocations committee chairman. Eva Gooden, club president, presided. Group singing was led by Josephine Fulfer. An account of the recent ceremony in which the new B & PW club in San Clemente was chartered was given by two members who attended, Josephine Fulfer and Eva Drennan; San Orco district treasurer, Addie Bell Hunt gave details of the current Red Cross Drive. Tickets for the spring fashion show to be sponsored on March 25 by the Retail Division of the Chamber of Commerce were distributed to members. President Eva Goodan said that tickets may be obtained by calling her home, KE 5-5102. Flower Group Meets Tonight The Camellia Society of Orange County will meet Thursday, Mcn. 18th, at 8:00 p.m., in the Santa Ana Community Center Clubhouse, 1104 W. Eighth street, Santa Ana. A flower exhibit will precede the meeting at 7:30 p.m., under the direction of Mrs. George Butler. All attending are urged to bring blooms. The program will be under the direction of Chairman, Mrs. Perry Grout. Guest speaker will be Douglas Thompson, President of the Los Angeles Camellia Society, who will show a series of colored slides of camellia blossoms taken by him recently. Dr. Cecil Eshelman and William Woodroof will assist Mr. Thompson in describing the pictures shown. Thompson has offered to give a brief description of how the pictures were taken for those who are interested in photography. The regular plant sale under the direction of Arthur Falk will follow, including gallon-size grafts of "Jean May," the new and highly praised sasanqua; "Spring Sonnet," the beautiful new sport of Herme; "Martha Brice," "Katherine Nuccio" (N. 104); and "Mrs. Tingle." The "Get Acquainted Period" will end the meeting. Capacity Crew Elects PTA Choir Mrs. Carl Berneker to the presidency of the Franklin PTA at an evening held in the school last Thursday. A new crowd of voters elected officers to serve Berneker: first with Mrs. Leo Oden; second with Dr. Wilbert Bonney; Mrs. Robert Miles; third with C. H. Pelser; auditor, Pebley; historian, Franklin. The meeting was on president Mrs. Kenyatta March 18 has been set trict meeting at New high school. It was and the teachers have been scheduled for April Gregg Beale will head drive in the near members were asked fats with the drive in Under the direction Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. James Dilley, and program was presented lies, Cub Scouts and The girls gave a music titled, "Holiday in Jamaica boys took part in a mert let a la Dragnet ent Missing T." Tea hostesses for those were third grade roo Mrs. D. Epperly, Mrs ott, Mrs. Gail Vary and Raney. Church Service Schedule Ch The Official Board Temple Methodist church decided to readjust c You can GO by METRO to these 125 localities Alhambra Alta Loma Anasheim Arcadia Arlington Aurora Baileo Baldwin Park Bell Beilflower Belmont Shore Beverly Hills Belsa Brea Brentwood Buena Park Burbank Canoga Park Castellamare Claremont Clearwater Clifton Colton Compton Corona Covina Cucamonga Culver City Downey Duarte East Los Angeles East Pasadena El Monte El Segundo El Sereno Encino Firestone Park Fontana Fullerton Glendale Hermosa Beach Highland Park Hollywood Huntington Beach Huntington Park Hynes La Canada La Crescenta La Habra Lakewood Lamanda Park La Puente La Sierra La Verna Loma Linda Long Beach Los Angeles Lynwood Manhattan Beach Maywood Midway City Monrovia Montebello Monterey Park Montrose Naples Newport Beach North Hollywood North Long Beach Norwalk Ocean Park Olive Oneonta Park Ontario Orange Pacific Palisades Palos Verdes Paramount Pasadena Pico Church Service Schedule Ch: The Official Board of Temple Methodist church decided to readjust schedules for the spring mer season and have that evening services continued for the rest this year, except for lighters' production of Judea" on vaster Sunday. A new schedule of cities on Sunday night the church very busy time to time special family-wide significant presented. The two morning s both well attended and growing. The attendance first service last Sunday was 198 and 277 at service making a total of or the two services. at LEAVITT N: Your Studebaker Dealer 226 S. LOS ANGELES '52 ONLY 18,000 MILES. RADIO & HEATER SEE OUT For comfort and economy, Metro service is the logical choice, whenever your destination lies within our 1150 miles of city and interurban routes. You'll like the friendly drivers and the fast, roomy Metro coaches. TIME-TABLES are available from bus drivers, at ticket offices and information bureaus. Or, write to Metropolitan Coach Lines, 610 So. Main Street, Los Angeles. METROPOLITAN COACH LINES Serving 125 communities in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties Capacity Crowd Elects PTA Officers Mrs. Carl Berneker was elected to the presidency of the Benjamin Franklin PTA at an evening meeting held in the school auditorium last Thursday. A near capacity crowd of voters elected the following officers to serve with Mrs. Berneker: first vice-president, Mrs. Leo Oden; second vice-president, Wilbert Bonney; secretary, Mrs. Robert Miles; treasurer, Mrs. C. H. Pelser; auditor, Mrs. Richard Pebley; historian, Mrs. John Franklin. The meeting was conducted by president Mrs. Kenyon Dawson. March 18 has been set for the district meeting at Newport Beach high school, it was announced, and the teachers luncheon has been scheduled for April 21. Mrs. Gregg Beale will head a grease drive in the near future, and members were asked to save used fats with the drive in mind. Under the direction of leaders Mr. and Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. James Dilley, an interesting program was presented by Browniees, Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts. The girls gave a musical skit entitled, "Holiday in Japan." The boys took part in a mystery playlet a la Dragnet entitled "The Missing T." Tea hostesses for the social hour were third grade room mothers, Mrs. D. Epperly, Mrs. C. N. Elliott, Mrs. Gail Vary and Mrs. K. Raney. Church Services Schedule Changed The Official Board of White Temple Methodist church has decided to readjust crowded time Of all the fine things you get in Pontiac, none will please you all-around performance: Pontiac's big, high-compression power you'll ever need—for acce smooth, restful rolling along the you drive the 1954 Pontiac, you a lot more than just outstanding It gives you the comfort of a long self-eushioning springs plus wonde Church Services Schedule Changed The Official Board of White Temple Methodist church has decided to readjust crowded time schedules for the spring and summer season and have announced that evening services will be discontinued for the remainder of this year, except for the Footlighters' production of "Spark in Judea" on vaster Sunday night. A new schedule of youth activities on Sunday nights will keep the church very busy, and from time to time special events of family-wide significance will be presented. The two morning services are both well attended and steadily growing. The attendance at the first service last Sunday morning was 198 and 277 at the second service making a total of 475 for the two services. ALERT RESPONSE when you press the accelerator, an instant answer when you turn the wheel, and quick action when you touch the brakes make Pontiac the perfect car for traffic and set a new high in handling ease. For extra-eager "go", Dual-Range Hydra-Matic, optional at low cost, provides a special Traffic Range... for extra economy a special Cruising Range. DOLLAR FOR DOLLAR PONTIAC CASEY-BECKHA 336 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—KE 5-2857 "A GOOD DEAL" Spotlight Values Picked From This Week's Ads! at LEAVITT FORD Your Studebaker Dealer 226 S. LOS ANGELES ST. KE 5-2284 '52 LANDCRUISER ONLY 18.000 MILES. RADIO & HEATER SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE at STEFFY BUICK 410 SO. LOS ANGELES ST. 1950 BUICK RIVIERA SEDA Dynaflow—Radio—Heater Custom Covers. T-tone Finish. Hi Tread' Tires. 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