anaheim-gazette 1956-03-08

Past Presidents B. Franklin P-TA Get Recognition "Teamwork Through Past and Present" was the theme of the February 14th meeting of the Benjamin Franklin P-TA, when Mrs. James Dilley, Founder's Day chairman, introduced the past presidents in attendance, who were as follows: Mesdames Jack Gledhill, L. N. Wisser, R. C. Hein, Wilbert H. Bonney, Fred Lee, Forrest Simonton, Glen Kirk, Kenyon Dawson and Carl Berneker. The climax of the evening came with the presentation of an honorary life membership to Mrs. William Cook as a tribute to her work with Scouts, her church, and her husband's high school band group. Civil Defense was also a topic of the meeting with Miss Adah Wilcox, principal of Thomas Jefferson school, explaining civil defense policies in the school system and fourth grade students demonstrating several "duck and cover" procedures. The importance of immunization in the event of any major catastrophe was stressed by Mrs. William Howe, school nurse, when she said that it would be necessary for adults, as well as children, to be immunized against fetanus, small pox and diphtheria, and that shots and vaccinations can be received from the Public Health Department free of charge. The theme for tonight's meeting at 7:30 p.m., in the school auditorium will be "Children Still Come" Births To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Allen, 940 Garden St., an 8 lb. 9½ oz. daughter in Santa Ana Community hospital on Feb. 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Corntassel, 112 S. Merese St., a daughter in Hoog Presbyterian hospital on Feb. 25. To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Patten, 1106½ W. Center St., a 7 lb. 5 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Febuary 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Flatem, 1189 Chateau St., a six pound son in St. Joseph hospital on February 29. To Mr. and Mrs. Norman Giles, 10592 Thomas Dr., a 7 lb. 1 oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Feb. 27. To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rivera, 23902 Esperanza Rd., a 6 lb. 1½ oz. daughter in St. Joseph hospital on Feb. 27. To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Peterson, 610 N. Vine St., a 6 lb. 6 oz. son in Santa Ana Community hospital on March 1. To Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Meger, 8202 Moraga St., a 6 lb. 13 oz. daughter in Fullerton Cottage hospital on Feb. 28. To Mr. and Mrs. Romaine Q. Clausen, 10611 Crew Dr., an 8 lb. 8 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on March 1. To Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mills, 422½ N. Claudina St., a 7 lb. 12 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on March 1. To Mr. and Mrs. Camille Allec, 13382 Winston Rd., a 7 lb. 8 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Entertain Guests At O.E.S. Courtesy Guest Night Party Approximately 250 guests attended the courtesy night meet of Chispa Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, to make it one of the most important events of the local year. Eighteen chapters in the county were represented by courtesy officers as follows: Worth Matron, Grace Swartz, Huntington Beach; Worthy Patron, Beverly Goodwin, Laguna Beach; Worthy Matron, Florence Green; La Habra; Associate Worthy Trion, William Campbell, San Clemente; Secretary, Kathleen Jamie Fullerton; Treasurer, Della Hess Bueno Park; Conductress, Al Parkinson, Artesia; Associate Coductress, Mary Alice Grimshaw Santa Ana; Chaplain, Esther Freick, San Clemente; Marshal, Retha Kohls, Laguna Beach; Generalist, Tom Meader, Santa Ana Adah, Ann Meader, Brea; Ruth Patty Bennett, Fullerton; Esther Margery Taylor, Artesia; Martyn Ruth Cloer, Fullerton; Electra sephine Jackson, Orange; Ward Lillian Holland, Santa Ana; Fear bearer, Robert Ward, Garde Grove. The hall was beautifully decorated with bouquets of red and white spring flowers. Escort horses went to Lura Rae Dales Huntington Beach, Grand Adah Grand Chapter State of California O.E.S., and to Avis Welts, Arnes The theme for tonight's meeting at 7:30 p.m., in the school auditorium will be "Children Still Come First," and features Girl Scouts, Cub Scouts and Brownies. Mrs. Ervin Cook, Girl Scout and Brownie chairman, announced that the history of scouting will be narrated in a pageant by the 6th grade Girl Scouts, in which the flags of thirty-four nations, in addition to our own United States and California flags, will be displayed against the backdrop of a Swiss Chalet, replica of the chalet near Adelboden, Switzerland, the international home for Girl Scouts from all over the world. The Swiss Chalet song, and a Polynesian game played with lumi sticks are to be presented by the two fifth grade Girl Scout troops, and the Brownies will dance a Swiss Polka. Cub Scout Den 9 will entertain with a skit, according to Mrs. Grover Jones, Cub Scout chairman. Second grade room mothers will be hostesses for the refreshment period following the election of officers. Frank Galusha, Jr., Now Delta Chi at SC Frank Edward Galusha, Jr., 22, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Galusha, Sr., 8902 Ranchito Street, Anaheim, has recently been initiated into Delta Chi Fraternity at the University of Southern California. Delta Chi is a national social fraternity at SC. Galusha, a junior in the SC School of Journalism, graduated from Anaheim High School in 1951. Before attending SC, he spent two years in the Army and two years at Fullerton Junior college. He graduated from Fullerton JC in June, 1955. Joaquin T. Tovar Claimed by Death Joaquin T. Tovar passed away at his home at 325 E. Maple St., Fullerton, on Saturday at the age of 77 years. He was born in Mexico and came to California in 1946. Survivors include four sons, Lawrence and Robert of Anaheim, Joaquin of Fullerton, and Manuel of Santa Ana; and one daughter, Mrs. Caroline Tafolla of Buena Park. He was a member of St Mary's Catholic Church in Fullerton. Holy Rosary was read Monday evening at 7:30 at Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel with Mass Tuesday at 9 a.m., at St Mary's church. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Sacred Concert Is Program Methodist Union Meeting Arthur E. Sipherd, vice president of the Methodist Union, announced today the March meeting program will be a sacred concert by the Chapman College Madrigal Singers and Concert Choir. The meeting is to be held at the Orange First Methodist church with dinner at 6:15 p.m. and the concert at 7:30 in the sanctuary. All Methodists and their friends in Orange county are invited to the concert. Only 200 can be served for dinner. There will be other features on the program which should insure a good time to be had by all attending. Ruth Cloer, Fullerton; Electa, sephine Jackson; Orange; Ward Lillian Holland; Santa Ana; F bearer, Robert Ward, Garde Grove. The hall was beautifully decorated with bouquets of red and white spring flowers. Escort horses went to Lura Rae Dales Huntington Beach, Grand Adam Grand Chapter State of California O.E.S., and to Avis Welts, Arisia, Eva Poor of Brea, Ellen Nenon of Costa Mesa, who are Dependent Grand Matrons of the Great Chapter State of California, O.E.S. Past matrons and patrons were escorted and presented in East Sixteen worthy matrons, worthy patrons, 16 associate trons and eight associate patrons were honored in this way. Presiding over the business session were Edna and Frank Lohrart, worthy matron and patron Chispa Chapter. Mrs. Claire Li eney of Fullerton gave readings which were the program highlighter These were entitled, "This Business of Remarriage," and "The Mammy Washerwoman." General chairmen for the evening was Mary Renstrom, associate worthy matron, and Ever Waymire, associate worthy tron. They were escorted and presented in the East and spain briefly in welcome to the assisted guests. Coartey officers all were sages of hearts and roses who were copied in miniature in coages for all members. The heath and flower theme was used at tea tables, and a doll dressed satin and net stood at a "gateway to spring." Refreshments were arranged Mabel Abbott and her co-chairman, Eunice Schaeffler. Presideatethe tea table and coffee tucked were Gladys Woodward, Adelle Hunt, Mae Brown and Cliff Wilson. The silver tea service use for the first time was the office of officers and members of 1935 Hermeleen J. Blythe Passes Away Sat. Mrs. Hermeleen J. Blythe paed away at White Memorial Hospital in Los Angeles last Saturday, Mar. 3. She was born in Le peming Mich., 44 years ago ad had resided in Anaheim for Delta Chi is a national social fraternity at SC. Galusha, a junior in the SC School of Journalism, graduated from Anaheim High School in 1951. 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Courtesy Night Party Approximately 250 guests at the courtesy night meeting of Elstater, to make it one of the important events of the lodge Eighteen chapters in the city were represented by counsellors as follows: Worthy Shin, Grace Swartz, Huntingbeach; Worthy Patron, Ericwin, Laguna Beach; Associate Matron, Florence Greene, Abra; Associate Worthy PalWilliam Campbell, San Clever; Secretary, Kathleen James, Barton; Treasurer, Della Hesse, a Park; Conductress, Alice Johnson, Artesia; Associate Consess, Mary Alice Grimshaw, Ana; Chaplain, Esther Fred-San Clemente; Marshal, Do-Kohls, Laguna Beach; Ort, Tom Meader, Santa Ana; Ann Meader, Brea; Ruth Bennett, Fullerton; Estherery Taylor, Artesia; Martha Cloer, Fullerton; Electa, Joine Jackson, Orange; Warder, Enn Holland, Santa Ana; Flagr, Robert Ward, Garden Girl Scouts Plan Day at Disneyland To Open Scout Wk. Anaheim Girl Scouts, 2000 strong, will march down Disneyland's Main street on Saturday morning, March 10, in opening exercises of a day of fun to commemorate Girl Scout Week. March 11-17. Michigan Round-Up delegates will be flag bearers for the parade and will be followed by Senior Scouts, Intermediates and Brownies, in lines of eight abreast in that order. Following the parade, each girl will have the opportunity of taking two free rides in the park, and may do as she likes until noon. A 12 everyone will meet inside the circus tent for a sack lunch and surprise show. The outing has been arranged through the cooperation of Dorothy Manes, Youth Administrator of Disneyland, Inc., and the Public Relations Department of the Anaheim Girl Scout Council, Inc., headed by Mrs. Donald Taggart. All Scouts and their leaders have been requested to be in uniform for identification purposes and for moving pictures by the International News Reel Service. CADETS PROMOTED Five of Anaheim's Cadet Corps officers at the high school have been promoted by Governor Goodwin J. Knight. They are Cadet Captain Mike Rainy who will be Cadet Major; Cadet 1st Lieutenant Pharmacist Assn. To Install New Officers The Orange County Pharmaceutical Association has planned an installation of new officers and dinner party at the Disneyland Hotel Mar. 10 at which time George Baird, secretary of the Southern California Pharmaceutical Assn., will be the installing officer. Newly elected officers of the group are Hubert Persol of Corona del Mar, president; Nobel White of Huntington Beach, first vice-president; Paul Calhoun of Santa Ana, second vice-president; George Greenwell of Santa Ana, secretary, and Glenn Pyeatt of Tustin, treasurer. Entertainment for the evening will be provided by the Arthur Murray Dance Studios. Door prizes will be awarded. Tickets may be obtained from George Greenwell by phoning KImberly 3-4196. All Orange county pharmaceutical members and guests are invited to attend. NEW RESIDENTS Among new residents in Anaheim are newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Edward B. Heinz who were recently married at St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Long Beach. They have been on a honeymoon in Carmel and Santa Barbara and are now making their home at 728 N. Olive St. She is the former Helen Riceland of Long Beach, daughter of the L. Ricelands of Minneapolis, Minn. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Claye of 9502 S. Euclid ave., Anaheim. He is now assigned to the White Inch. With Our Servicemen Serving at the U. S. Naval Communication Facility, Yokosuka Japan is Walter E. Dennis Jr. communications technician seen man USN, son of Mr., and Mr Walter E. Dennis of 1167 Vermont ave., Anaheim. Marine Pvt. Lawrence A. Fecher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo M Felcher of 1501 E. Elm, Anaheim landed on Iwo Jima Feb. 17 during an assault exercise by the 3rd Marine Division. The exercise is the largest participated in by the division since 1954. A battalion of the division 3rd Regiment acted as an "enemy force defending the island." While ashore the Marine four many scars of WWII still unhealed. The otherwise peaceful island is now used as an Air Force way station and bears little reservation to the devastated real estate that cost the Marines thousands of casualties in WWII. At completion of the exercise the Marines will return to the buses in Japan and Okinawa. Graduated from the U. S. Navy Pre-Flight School at Pensacola Flla., last Feb. 10, was Naval Aviation Cadet Alfred I. Claye, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Claye of 9502 S. Euclid ave., Anaheim. He is now assigned to the White Inch. IT'S THE GREATEST GREAT NEW CARS • GREAT NEW ENTERTAINMENT THE GREATEST MOTORCARS The thrills begin, of course, with the most breath-taking display of 1956 General Motors cars ever assembled. Chevrolets, Pontiacs, Oldsmobiles, Buick Cadillacs—a rainbow of colors, a festive of automobile fashions! And you take a trip to tomorrow, to explore the latest innovations in automotive technology and enjoy the exhilarating experiences that come with new car models. Hermeleen J. Blythe passes Away Sat. Ms. Hermeleen J. Blythe pass away at White Memorial Hosin Los Angeles last Saturday Mar. 3. She was born in Ishag, Mich., 44 years ago and resided in Anaheim for the two years, the family home at 606 No. Rose Street. The survivors are her husband, ence Blythe of the home; daughter, Mrs. Lois Heyne of heim; two brothers, Melvin and Alger F. Johnson of Mich.; mother, Mrs. Ansine C. Johnson anaheim, and two grandchildren. General Message: "KEY TO THE A Thrilling Musical Preview First Combined Vistage Produced on MICHAEL Lyrics by Costumes And featuring the C Highway The most advanced engine highway comes to life on store Joseph Tyreman, anaheim Resident since 1923, Passes Joseph Tyreman, a resident of anaheim since 1923, passed away home at 917 No. Sabina last Sunday, Mar. 4. He born in England 89 years ago. Survivors are one son, Roy man of anaheim; one daughter, Marie Hill of La Habra; grandchildren and 26 great children. Rev. John K. Saville, pasf St. Michael's Episcopal church, read the funeral service afternoon at 2 o'clock at Campbell and Knuths Interment was in Anaheim ADMISSION FREE With Our Servicemen going at the U. S. Naval Combation Facility, Yokosuka, is Walter E. Dennis, Jr. conciliations technician seasonal JSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Dennis of 1167 Vermont anaheim. The Pvt. Lawrence A. Fellon of Mr. and Mrs. Leo L. or of 1501 E. Elm, Anaheim, on Iwo Jima Feb. 17 during cult exercise by the 3rd Madivision. exercise is the largest parsed in by the division since a battalion of the division's regiment acted as an "enemy" defending the island. the ashore the Marine found sears of WWII still unheafe otherwise peaceful island used as an Air Force wayand bears little resemto the devastated real eshat cost the Marines thousof casualties in WWII. completion of the exercise marines will return to their in Japan and Okinawa. Eduated from the U. S. Naval night School at Pensacola, ast Feb. 10, was Naval Aviacadet Alfred I. Clayes, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Clayes 2 S. Euclid ave., Anaheim. is now assigned to the Whitfield swimming meet at Valley Forge, Pa., last July. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Lifed, 417 S. Citron, she attended Northwestern College, Natchitoches, La. NEW PASTOR The Rev. and Mrs. H.W. Schmitt have moved into the parsonage at 10418 E. Katella Ave., where a four acre tract will be devoted to the work of the Southern California District of the Missouri Synod through St. Mark's Lutheran Church. Pastor Schmitt is Missionary-at-Large for the district and formerly resided in West Covina. HOSTESS TO W.C.T.U. Mrs. Lydia Wells was host to an afternoon meeting of the local W.C.T.U. on Monday at her home at 324 S. Lemon Street. Be right back! When you're out for the evening—at a party or somewhere—it's mighty comforting to be able to phone your babysitter to see if everything's okay, isn't it? You've probably done it lots of times. As a matter of fact, it would be hard to count all the ways your telephone does bring you peace of mind...which is just one more of the things it's for. The men and women of Pacific Telephone work to make your telephone more useful every day. GREATEST! 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General Motors Presents "KEY TO THE FUTURE" A Thrilling Musical Prediction of Things to Come—First Combined VistaVision and Stage Show Produced and Directed by MICHAEL KIDD Lyrics by Jack Brooks Costumes by Alvin Colt And featuring the Car of Tomorrow on the Highway of Tomorrow The most advanced engineering concept of a safety highway comes to life on stage and screen for the first time. GM MOTORAMA of 1956 Pan-Pacific Auditorium, Los Angeles Now thru March 11 TIME: 10 A.M. to 11 P.M. daily • Noon to 11 P.M. Sunday