anaheim-gazette 1954-06-03

Anaheim Council P-TA Announces Committee Members Committee members chosen to carry on the work of the Anaheim Council of Parents and Teachers were named by President, Mrs. Carl Hatfield as follows: Mrs. Carl Hatfield, as follows: Mrs. Ivan Mahiffie, programs; Mrs. Sam Loard, magazines; Mrs. Fred Krastel, publications; Mrs. Max Hiltecher, Founder's Day; Mrs. Warren Hodges, extension; Clyde Nickle, High School service; Miss Adelaide Price, honorary life membership; Mrs. Frank Wick, membership; Mrs. Willard Davenport, posters;; Mrs. Sam Morgan, citizenship; Mrs. Carl Berneker, juvenile protection; Mrs. Foster Warwirk, legislation; Mrs. Robert Moore, recreation; Mrs. Ted Bourne, safety; Mrs. Kate Rea, exceptional child; Robert Shanks, school education; Mrs. Marion Henry, character and spiritual education; Mrs. Glenn Kirk, home and family life; Mrs. John Henry, parent education; Mrs. Roy Rodgers, child health; Mrs. Walter Meade, budget and finance; Mrs. Wm. Rickel, decoration. Mrs. O. H. Waid, corsages; Mrs. Russell Renner, public relations; Mrs. Willis Hollowell, ways and means; Mrs. Mark Stephenson, hospitality. Mrs. Robert Perryman, room mothers; Mrs. Ben Schroeder, hostess; Mrs. Robert Miles, publicity; Mrs. Mary Cook, newsette; Mrs. Forrest Simonton, publicity record book; Mrs. E. C. Forbes, registration; Mrs. Don Herring, courtesy; Paul Demaree and Mrs. Philip Bird, civilian defense. Of news to mothers who attend meetings of the Anaheim Sergeant Englert Receives Citizenship Sergeant First Class John E. Englert, son of Mrs. G. Coleman, 21 67 Catalpa Ave., Anaheim, California, was granted U.S. citizenship during recent naturalization ceremonies at the Army's European Communications Zone headquarters in Orleans, France. A native of Australia, where his father, Mervyn Englert, lives, Sergeant Englert is a supply sergeant in the 882d Engineer Construction Battalion's Company B in Orleans. He entered the Army during 1949 and has served in Korea. —U.S. Army Photo Mrs. Florence Kenny Mrs. Florence Kenny, 75, a native of Kansas, of 213½ Mills Dr., passed away recently at an Orlando hospital. Brick’s Donut Snack Shop Open In New Location Brick and Berthyle Reising formerly owners and operator of the Donut & Sandwich Store in the E. Center Alpha Beta Market will celebrate the grand opening of their new place on the corner of E. Center and Philadelphia streets, Anaheim, this Friday June 4. Their new shop is to be known as Brick's Donut and Snack Store and will offer the same tasty fries including their famous homemade pies, plus many added dishes. Nights will be from 6 a.m., to 4 p.m., Mondays through Saturday Breakfast and luncheon menus will be their specialty. To their many Anaheim friends Brick and Berthyle and the culine needs no introduction, just a reminder that all the good things to eat they have served the past will continue to be offered in the same friendly way to homey atmosphere. The attractive desert green cinnamon trimmed interior papered wall of yellow and red ples reminds patrons of their delicious cinnamon and spice apples sauce donuts and delectable homemade pies. Cozy booths, convenient located to the service counter, invite quicker service with sociability while many cozy comfortable chair stools surround center counter. Brick Reisinger is a member of Anaheim IOOF No. 199, at the local BPO Ells No. 1345, a native son of California, Brick Reisinger attended low schools in Anaheim and is Rise Mrs. Robert Perryman, room mothers; Mrs. Ben Schroeder, hostess; Mrs. Robert Miles, publicity; Mrs. Mary Cook, newsette; Mrs. Forrest Simonton, public record book; Mrs. E. C. Forbes, registration; Mrs. Don Herring, courtesay; Paul Demaree and Mrs. Philip Bird, civilian defense. Of news to mothers who attend meetings of the Anaheim Council of Parents and teachers is the assurance that in the future nursery care will be provided for pre-school children at these meetings. High School P-TA Committees OK'd The following committee members were ratified for the new year: Parliamentarian, Mrs. Simonton; budget, Mrs. Heffern; character education, Mrs. Hudson Rennie; civil defense, Mrs. Paul Pletz; dance hosts and hostesses, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Hollowell and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hysom; decoration, Ted Wade; founder's day, Mrs. George Kohlenberger; Fremont Jr. High representative, Mrs. Sam Loard; Western Jr. High representative, Mrs. George Alleman; hospitality, Mrs. Walter Arrowood; juvenile protection, Ralph Kingsbury; legislation, Mrs. Lois Whittington. Life membership, Mrs. Fred Lee; magazine, Mrs. Fred Fischle; membership, Mrs. Loard; music, Sheldon Disrud; parent education, Mrs. Warwick; program, Mrs. Martin; publicity, Mrs. John Henry; publicity record book, Mrs. Richard Hermann; safety, Mrs. Ray Terry; school education, Frank Kellogg; social, Mrs. Frank Ferria... special events, Mrs. Richard Hathcock; student health, Mrs. Elizabeth Webb; teacher membership, Phillip Engerbretson; telephone, Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mrs. Bob Brookman, Mrs. Arch Henry; ways and means, Mrs. Louis Bircher; sophomore sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schafer; junior sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Haskell; senior sponsor, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stephenson. NO DIPLOMAS FOR EIGHTH GRADERS Eighth grade pupils of Anaheim elementary schools will not participate in this meeting. Mrs. Florence Kenny Mrs. Florence Kenny, 75, a native of Kansas, of 213½ Mills Dr., passed away recently at an Orange hospital after a prolonged illness. She is survived by two brothers, Ray W. Scholes of Hollywood and Allen B. Scholes of Anaheim; one sister, Mrs. Margaret Crites of Escondido and numerous nieces and nephews. She was a member of the Christian Church of Anaheim. Private funeral services were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel, when the Rev. Al J. Casebeer, pastor of the Christian church, officiated, and burial was in Fairhaven cemetery. Local Garden Club Holds Flower Show Mrs. James Cowee received the president's gavel from Mrs. Bradford Jones at the recent meeting of the Anaheim Garden club which took the form of a flower show at the home of Mrs. Rena Wheeler, Sunkist Ave. It was a closed show for members only under the chairmanship of Mrs. George Kohlenberger. The sweepstakes award went to Mrs. Fred Edwards; first prize, Mrs. Bradford Jones; second, Mrs. Albert Cranston; third, Mrs. E. J. Craddock. A sack luncheon was enjoyed with dessert provided by Mrs. L.C. Barrows, Mrs. Mervin Miller, Mrs. Melissa Hauswald and Mrs.Emma Guthrie. New members, Mrs.W.G.Walker and Mrs.H.J.Beckler were introduced. The last meeting for the current year was set for June 25 and is to be the annual play day. The group will visit the Modjeska Canyon bird sanctuary and then travel on to the Hotel Laguna for luncheon. ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT Mr. and Mrs. John Matyas of Santa Ana have announced the engagement of their daughter, Patricia, to Fred L.Eubanks of Anaheim. The wedding will take place on June 12 in the Holy Family Catholic church, Santa Ana. FUCHSIA SOCIETY FILM Guest Speakers Address Home Dept.; Installation Held; Busy Days Ahead Director of the Anaheim Library, Miss Martha Metfler, was guest speaker for the afternoon session. She gave a most interesting talk on the "Human Side of Cook Books" and had many anecdotes to reveal in the personalities and background responsible for the popular as well as lesser known manuals of cookery. Ideas for living room, bedroom, and hall closets as well as outdoor storage was presented by Home Advisor Marian Prentiss by means of pictures, plans and slides when the Anaheim home department met last week at the Fullerton home of Mrs. Adalina Marschall. A buzz session followed to make plans for programs in the coming year. Mrs. Eleanor Brown of Orange-thorpe home-makers installed the following officers for the new year: Mrs. Earl Fricke, president; Mrs. James Alderson, vice-president; Mrs. R. C. Hein, secretary-treasurer; and Mrs. Jesse Anderson, director. Reports on gifts for the past year showed 2 wheel chairs were donated to the geriatric ward at the county hospital; $100 had been set aside for the purchase of dish carts of the new Farm Bureau kitchen; and the purchase of two dozen folding chairs for the use of the Anaheim home department. Future plans included the enlisting of committees for the food booth at the County Fair, the decision to enter table settings in fair competition again this year, and the sponsoring of a guest night party in the early part of this month. Mrs. Fred Law, Mrs. A. Stary, Mrs. A. E. Wieczarek and Mrs. Callie Baumberger were responsible for the patio luncheon served at noon. Fremont P-TA Names Committee Heads for '54-'55 Mrs. Max Hiltscher, president of Fremont school PTA has announced the following committee heads who will organize the work program for 1954-55: Mrs. W. J. Meade, budget; Mrs. Willard Davenport and Mrs. B. R. Bragg, membership; Mrs. Ed Matinnis and Mrs. Ed Robinson, recreation; Mrs. Neill Belanger, student welfare; Mrs. Philip Bird, ways and means chairman, assisted by Mrs. Paul Hysom, Mrs. Clyde Dunton, Mrs. Robert Perryman; Mrs. George Balch, record book; Mrs. Carl Hatfield, founder's day; Mrs. Orel Farless, life membership; Mrs. Everett Mulder, legislation; Mrs. Ray Rogers, health; Mrs. Ted Dinkler, magazines; Mrs. Frank Wick, family life. Mrs. E.C. Forbes, safety; Mrs. THE FIRST NON-STOP SERVICE in United Air Line 28-ear history between Los Angeles and New York will be inaugurated June 18th, when the company's new six-mile-per-minute Douglas DC-7 Mainliners are placed in operation between the two cities. Ernest Leonard, publicity; Carl Berneker, character and spiritual education; Mrs. Kenyon Dawson, parent education; Mrs. Byron Dahl publications and emblems; Mrs. Harry Hein, telephone. O.G. Thomason, Mrs. Bob Williams and Avon Carlson will move up the advisory committee reservation. 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Brown visited Turkey and Egypt last summer as well as other countries bordering on the Mediterranean. He also noted trends of intense nationalism, a feeling of unity among the Eastern countries, a rising cry for equal status for men and women, and the invasion of Communism. 6—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., June 3, 1954 WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH BUYS A PARSONAGE The congregation of the Wesley Methodist Church, located on North Los Angeles Street at Wilhelmina, through Official Board and Quarterly Conference action negotiated for the purchase of a home for their minister at 818 South Palm Street, from Paul Czapla, through A. E. Robertson, realtor. The house will be readied for the minister and family to occupy after the session of the Southern California - Arizona Conference, which will be held at the University of Redlands, June 14-20. Sunday's Sermon topic at the morning worship hour, will be: "Perpetuating Pentecost." All are cordially invited to attend each service. 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