anaheim-gazette 1954-05-06

Local Couple Die in Ariz. Plane Crash Clarence Victor Curtis, 54, 616 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim, a native of Nebraska who came to California with his parents 46 years ago and who has lived in the Anaheim area for 38 years, was killed Saturday morning in an airplane crash at Roll, Arizona, near Globe. His brother-in-law, Harold J. Woodhouse of Arizona was piloting the plane and from information that has been received they ran into a storm and it is believed the plane iced causing it to crash. In the plane with the men were their wives, Mrs. Ethlyn Woodhouse and Mrs. Beesie Marie Curtis. Mr. Curtis leaves one son, Kenneth Arnold Curtis of Anaheim; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Marie Reed of Buena Park and Mrs. Beverly Mae Club of Cypress, his step-mother, Mrs. Calista S. Curtis of Anaheim: one sister, Mrs. Clarence Bircher of Placentia; 4 brothers, John H. Curtis of Eagle Rock, Floyd of Santa Ana, Charlie B., of Placentia and ReRoy Curtis of Anaheim. LeRoy is a member of the Anaheim Police force; and six grandchildren. He was a member of the Kiwanis club of Cypress, and was on his way to represent the Cypress and the Buena Park Kiwanis clubs at the International Convention at Miami, Florida. His wife, Bessie Marie Curtis, 51, was a native of Wisconsin but a resident of California for 35 years. She is survivor chairman; Rob and Mrs. Hildren chairmen of ca his mother; th others. They listened to his Anaheim Council P-TA Installs; Makes Presentation of District Awards The agenda of business of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers meeting Friday, April 30 in the Investment in Youth Bldg., Anaheim, included the bus education chairman. The following Fourth District ribbon awards were presented: Increased membership to: Anaheim Union High School, Broad- A Reminder to Remember Drive of Salvation Army Anaheim residents are urged to keep the Salvation Army in mind when disposing of "out-of-use" articles uncovered in closets and garages in spring cleaning. These articles will be sought during the annual Salvation Army Salvage Week campaign here May 24-29, it was pointed out by O. H. Renner, chairman of the citizens committee assisting in the drive. Reconditioned in workshops of the Salvation Army Social Service Center which serves this area, the articles will make possible a social rehabilitation program which aids needy and handicapped men. The center last year provided an all-time high of 261,640 hours of occupation therapy, 58,704 meals and 19,092 lodgings. Thousands of dollars worth of food, clothing and household articles also want directly to needy families. The center has continuous need for discarded but still usable equipment. Anaheim Council P-TA Installs; Makes Presentation of District Awards The agenda of business of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers meeting Friday, April 30 in the Investment in Youth Bld., Anaheim, included the business of annual reports, presentation of district awards and installation of 1954-55 officers. Mrs. John Henry, president presided at the meeting. Officers installed were: Mrs. Carl Hatfield, president; Mrs. Arthur Korn, first vice-president; Mrs. Ivan Mahaffie second vice-president; Mrs. Louis Bircher, recording secretary; Mrs. Floyd Boyer, corresponding secretary; Mrs. W. G. Head, treasurer; Mrs. Clayton Hosea, auditor; Mrs. Clyde Dutton, historian; Mrs. Russell Renner, parliamentarian; Mrs. Avery Streech, president of the Fullerton Council of Parents and Teachers, installing the officers, stated, "Council officers and chairmen need to remember that they are counsellors and the smoothness of the local units depends on the experience and the thought given by counsellors to guidance." The program featured a panel on health and highlighting the public safety week with the following members participating: Mrs. Shirley Fritcher, dental hygienist; Mrs. Elizabeth Gates Mann and Mrs. Johnson Cudney, elementary school nurses; Miss Ada Louise Wilcox, consultant in physical education in the Anaheim Elementary Schools; Mrs. Irene Hise, nurse from the Orange County Health Dept., at the Los Alamitos elementary schools, and Mrs. Elizabeth Webb, high school nurse. A movie "A Grim Fairytale" and short question period followed concluded the program. Mrs. Henry introduced Paul Demaree, principal of the Anaheim Union High School District and Paul Cook, superintendent of the Anaheim Elementary Schools. Rev. Al Casebeer of the Anaheim Community Chest, announced the Speaker's bureau available for May PTA meetings. Don Derr, City Recreation Department, outlined briefly the plans for providing adequate play education chairman. The following Fourth District ribbon awards were presented: Increased membership to: Anaheim Union High School, Broadway Cypress, George Washington, Lincoln, Fremont, Loara, Los Alamitos, and Thomas Jefferson. Program award blue ribbon to: Anaheim Union High School, Los Alamits George Washington, Fremont, and Cypress. Red ribbon to Benjamin Franklin, Lincoln, Loara, Horace Mann, and Thomas Jefferson. White ribbon to Broadway. Publicity record book awards: first place to Benjamin Franklin, Loara, Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson, Cypress, Anaheim Union High School, Broadway, George Washington, and Fremont. Second place to Horace Mann and Third place to Los Alamitos. Fuorth District P.T.A. meeting May 20 at Los Alamitos Naval Air Base at Los Alamitos was announced. Members were reminded to get "C.I.P." display cards to display on your windshield for admission to the reserved parking area. Next Council meeting date is May 28 at Investment in Youth Building. Mrs. Renner presented a gift of appreciation to Mrs. Henry for fine leadership. Accepting the gavel, Mrs. Hatfield pinned Mrs. Henry's Council past president's pin. Special luncheon guests were: V. O. Elliott, principal, George Washington School, and Charles Hopper, teacher. Members of the George Washington P. T. A. were hostesses: Mesdames W. W. Davenport, Don Herring; W. C. Tuttle, E. W. Mulder and Dan Rowland. An 8-lb. 6-oz. baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. David Waddell, 318 S. West st., in St. Joseph hospital on May 2. SUBJECT EXAMS., MAY 22 Senior high school students who are planning to enter any of the branches of the University of California next year are expected to take Subject Examination being given on Saturday May 22 at San the Salvation Army Social Service Center which serves this area, the articles will make possible a social rehabilitation program which aids needy and handicapped men. The center last year provided an all-time high of 261,640 hours of occupation therapy, 58,704 meals and 19,092 lodgings. Thousands of dollars worth of food, clothing and household articles also want directly to needy families. The center has continuous need for discarded but still usable clothing, shoes, furniture, bedding, dishes, toys, stoves, radios, appliances, bric-a-brac, bicycles, rugs, rags and miscellaneous items. Chairman Renner urged local residents to telephone Keystone 5-831 to bring a Salvation Army Red Shield truck to home or office to collect discards during the salvage drive. Mrs. Henry introduced Paul Demaree, principal of the Anaheim Union High School District and Paul Cook, superintendent of the Anaheim Elementary Schools. Rev. Al Casebeer of the Anaheim Community Chest, announced the Speaker's bureau available for May PTA meetings. Don Derrr, City Recreation Department, outlined briefly the plans for providing adequate playground and park areas on school play grounds this summer. Special guest introduced was those planning to enter the University of California at Berkeley, UCLA., Santa Barbara College. A parent-teacher information the University of California at course every Tuesday morning at Davis, and the University of Cal-9:30 to 11:30 o'clock in the Cy-iformia at Riverside. Reports of press school area was announced grades will be mailed to students by Mrs. Forrest Simonton, parent-about July 15. INVITATION TO HAPPINESS from One of America's Outstanding EVANGELISTIC TEAMS MAY 9 to 23 7:30 Nightly Except Sat. ANAHEIM CHRISTIAN CHURCH Broadway and Helena AL CASEBEER, Minister GREAT PREACHING NURSERY AT EVERY SERVICE Among the newest members of the Anaheim "stork club" are Mr. and Mrs. James Myers of 1227 W. Lincoln St. They became eligible for membership upon the arrival of a baby daughter. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 7-lbs. 14&-oz. at birth. Hostesses at County Medical Mrs. Edwin H. Kersten, Mrs. Lloyd Burrows, Mrs. Dallas Doran, and Mrs. Gordon Salness, all Spotlight Values Picked From This Week's Ads! If you want to please "Her" on MOTHER'S DAY Give Her Something to Wear Coats - Suits DRESSES Skirts - Blouses Elected Prexy of Telephone Pioneers Elected Prexy of Telephone Pioneers MARK R. SULLIVAN Election of Pacific Telephone president, Mark R. Sullivan as national president of the Telephone Pioneers of America, effective July 1, is announced. The Telephone Pioneers, an organization of active and retired telephone employees with at least 31 years of service in the industry, over 175,000 members throughout the U.S. and Canada, Coast membership totals 17,000 with active chapters in Los Angeles, San Francisco Sacramento, Portland, Seattle and Spokane. Purpose of the Pioneers is to promote continuing fellowship among longer service employees while perpetuating ideals and traditions of the telephone industry. Sullivan began telephone work 42 years ago as a clerk for Pacific Telephone in San Francisco. He rose through the ranks to become operating vice-president in 1939. In 1941 he was elected vice-president of the American Telephone and Telegraph Company and in 1947 returned to Pacific as president. MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS BANQUET MAY 10 The annual mothers and daughters banquet of First Presbyterian church will be held on the evening of May 10. No tickets will be sold at the door, but may be purchased in advance from circle leaders. A fine program has been MOTHERS-DAUGHTERS BANQUET MAY 10 The annual mothers and daughters banquet of First Presbyterian church will be held on the evening of May 10. No tickets will be sold at the door, but may be purchased in advance from circle leaders. A fine program has been planned. GARDEN CLUB TO STAGE FLOWER SHOW The Anaheim Garden club is currently planning a flower show which will be open to members on May 21. The show will be held in the home of Mrs. Rena Wheeler on Sunkist Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Brock Composers of "Beyond the Sunset" and 100 Other Songs GREAT MUSIC at CROWELL MOTOR CO. 252 N. LOS ANGELES — KE 5-5746 1950 Chrysler Windsor Club Coupe Another Clean Car with RADIO, HEATER, SEAT COVERS. A ERA BUY AT SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE at MARSELLUS - CARROLL, Inc. $26 S. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-2859 1953 LINCOLN CAPRI CPE. Has W. 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