anaheim-gazette 1959-11-13

THIS IS A Telephone PR 2-1800 Woman's World Home Phone JA 7-3784 Doris Lee—Social—Club Editor ORIENTAL PLAY—Artella Navarette of Ananeim (standing above) starred in the unique Chinese play, "Lady Precious Strea m," which Fullerton Junior College drama students presented with great success this past week. The play featured center staging with the audience, restricted to 200 people each night, seated in a tight ring around ORIENTAL PLAY—Artella Navarette of Anaheim (standing above) starred in the unique Chinese play, "Lady Precious Stream," which Fullerton Junior College drama students presented with great success this past week. The play featured center stage with the audience, restricted to 200 people each night, seated in a tight ring around all sides of the stage Chinese style. Mrs. Virginia Duncan was director, assisted by Linda Rossomme and Judy Reeves. Navy Mothers Hold Dessert Card Party Members of the Anaheim Navy Mothers Club 841 attended a dessert card party at the lovely La Habra home of Mrs. Margaret Hart, vice-commander. The group played bridge, pinchhile, canasta and bingo. Among those present was Mrs. Lilla Hodges, state organizer. Any mothers who have sons now serving or have seen service in the Navy, Marines or Coast Guard are welcome to attend the meetings, states Mrs. Gay Ingram, adjutant. Meetings are held on the first Wednesday of every month. More information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Ingram at KE 5-3509. B'nai B'rith Women To Hold Fashion Show-Membership Tea The Covenant Chapter of B'nai B'rith Women, 1015, will sponsor a fashion show for a membership tea Nov. 18 at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Max Geffner, 1583 Tonia Lane, Anaheim. In a setting of colorful autumn foliage and flowers, professional models will show the latest styles from Loretta Fashions. Tea sandwiches, cakes, canapes and coffee will be served as well as tea. Membership chairman is Mrs. Sidney Taback, who is ably assisted by Mrs. Jack Mahler, Mrs. Albert Gudes, Mrs. Jack Fogle, Mrs. Lee Brown, Mrs. Emblem Club To Hold Luau Saturday Night The Emblem Club of Bu Park will hold a Hawaiian Saturday at the Anaheim Pavilion on Lincoln Ave. beginning 7 p.m., it has been announced by Mrs. Jacqueline Smith, chairman for the club. Members, many of which Anaheim residents, have ready sold 250 tickets for affair. Hawaiian dances will be featured and authentic Polynesian foods, prepared by members will be served. Awards donated by Buena Park merchants will be given. Proceeds from the luau benefit the Community Service Fund. Mrs. Millie Griffin of heim is president of the Anaheim of Anaheim, is vice president. A. B. Paul Group Installs Officers The Past Presidents Clu the A. B. Paul Women's Friendly, Courteous Service and Full Measure of Earnings ALL ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO $10,000 1/4% EARN With SAFETY A GUARANTEED Per Annum Payable 4 Times Per Year FOUNDED JUNE 20, 1921 ANAHEIM SAVINGS & LOAN Association 187 W. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM • KE 5-2158 USE GAZETTE CLASSIFIED ADS Phone PR 2-1800 A. B. Paul Group Installs Officers The Past Presidents Cluthe A. B. Paul Women's R Corps installed new officers the year at their last meet Samantha Alsip is president and Daisy Bovee is secret treasurer. Mary Mitchell installing officer. Plans were made for group's annual Christmas p Members also discussed s ins who will be remembered Christmas time. Refreshments and a s hour followed the meet Members will meet Nov. 2 the home of Lenora Meslok Noted Weaver Speaks Today Mary E. Snyder, of Pasadena, noted weaver, teacher and turer, will speak to the S. Coast Handweavers Guild p.m. today in Corona del Youth Center, 5th and Iris She will discuss color types of yarn in combinasion and she will show colored s of the work of weavers she lited on the East Coast last s mer. A workshop is scheduled this morning at 9:30 led Miss Snyder. Palm Lane Parents Plan Buzz Session The Palm Lane Parent-Teacher Association will hold a "buzz session" at its meeting tonight at Palm Lane School. Parents will meet in the kindergarten room for a brief business meeting and divide into discussion groups, each group dealing with a different subject and attended according to individual preference. Group leaders are: the Rev. R. L. Spangler, adult education counselor; Miss Louise Reynolds, speech consultant; Anaheim Elementary District; Dr. May Rich, psychologist; Anaheim Elementary District; Betty McDonald, assistant curriculum consultant; Anaheim Elec. Volleyball Games Offered for Women It's strictly a woman's world each Tuesday night at the Brookhurst Junior High Gym from now on, as the Park and Recreation Department adds a "women only" date to the scheduled evening volleyball offerings. Beginning Nov. 17, the Brookhurst gym will offer recreational volleyball activities to all interested local women from 8 to 10 p.m. The women will be able to receive limited instructions in fundamentals from Recording District; Miss Virginia Kidder, music consultant; Anaheim Elementary District; William Nicholson, assistant principal of Palm Lane School and Wilfred Edelbrock, principal of Palm Lane. Mrs. Robert Thomas, program chairman, has stated that this program is designed to give each parent an opportunity to meet with people who help direct the educational program of the children. Mrs. William Lippold announced at a recent board meeting that PTA membership in the school now stands at 865 with a school enrollment of 955. Room winners for the membership drive were Mrs. Colvin's first grade class with 184 per cent and Mr. Finn's fifth grade class with 163 per cent. Mrs. James Williams, welfare chairman, stated that the PTA and Palm Lane children are presenting five baskets to needy families this Thanksgiving. The Association will furnish the turkeys while the children will bring canned goods to school. Monday, Nov. 23, and Tuesday, Nov. 24, to fill the baskets. There will be a "Hoe-Down," with square and round dancing, a surprise program and an old fashioned "Box Supper." Saturday, Nov. 21, at Katella auditorium. Concert Tickets Now Available The Orange County Philomene Society announces tickets are now available the second event of the scription Series, occurring Saturday evening at 8:30 p.m. Nov. 21, at Orange Coast lege auditorium. The program for this significant evening of music, will devoted to the "World Opera" with Marjorie Berman, dramatic soprano; Ned Romero, operatic baritone singing solos and duets; "Herodiade," Massenet; Marriage of Figaro; Mo and "La Traviata," Verdi companied by the orchestra Frieda Belinfante, conductor. The orchestra numbers will include the Overture to "Donnon," Thomas; "L'amleo F Mascagni; Prelude to the end Act of "La Traviata," M and the Ballet Suite "Faust," by Gounod. Miss Brinkman won the Western Regional Metropolitan Opera auditions. She has leading roles in Jan P Opera productions, also with Ernest Gebert. The soprano featured soloist on two n To Hold Pership Tea William Hartman and Mrs. Donald Devor. No admission or donation is required. Further information may be obtained by calling Mrs. Back at LA 2-3831. Emblem Club To Hold Luau Saturday Night The Emblem Club of Buena park will hold a Hawaiian luau saturday at the Anaheim Bowl Lincoln Ave. beginning at p.m., it has been announced Mrs. Jacqueline Smith, press cairman for the club. Members, many of which are anaheim residents, have already sold 250 tickets for the fair. Hawaiian dances will be feared and authentic Polynesian ods, prepared by members, will be served. Awards donated to Buena Park merchants, will given. Proceeds from the luau will mefit the Community Service fund. Mrs. Millie Griffin of Anaim is president of the club, and Mrs. Mickey Seymour, also anaheim, is vice president. B. Paul Group Installs Officers The Past Presidents Club of A. B. Paul Women's Relief Brookhurst Junior High Gym from now on, as the Park and Recreation Department adds a "women only" date to the scheduled evening volleyball offerings. Beginning Nov. 17, the Brookhurst gym will offer recreational volleyball activities to all interested local women from 8 to 10 p.m. The women will be able to receive limited instructions in fundamentals from Recreation leaders on duty and just generally enjoy the popular sport. St-Anthony Women To Hold Toy Sale A toy sale, sponsored by the Council for Catholic Women of St. Anthony Claret parish, will be held on Nov. 30, and Dec. 1, in the old bowling alley at 126 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Mrs. Pat Olson, chairman of the sale, has announced that both new and good used toys will be available at bargain prices. A large selection of dolls, with wardrobes, will be a main feature of the sale. The public is invited to come in and browse around. All proceeds of the sale go to the parish building fund. New Arrivals Garden Park General Hospital Mr. and Mrs. Mark J. Coyne, 1705 Stoneman St., a son, 7 lbs. 7 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth W. Gillham, 2923 W. Academy Ave., a daughter, 7 lbs., 3 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roger Vaden, 2124 Juno Ave., a daughter, 7 lbs., 3½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Delray Hawkes, 9041 Chanticleer Rd., a son, 5 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Russell F. Latham, 1347 Gary St., a daughter, 7 lbs., 11 oz. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford U. Loard, 738 N. Resh St., a son, 7 lbs., ½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Hubbard, 927 Bruce Pl., a daughter, presenting five baskets to needy families this Thanksgiving. The Association will furnish the turkeys while the children will bring canned goods to school. Monday, Nov. 23, and Tuesday, Nov. 24, to fill the baskets. There will be a "Hoe-Down," with square and round dancing, a surprise program and an old fashioned "Box Supper." Saturday, Nov. 21, at Katella auditorium. Chi Pi's Meet In Lestman Home The fourth meeting of Chi Pi Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi sorority was held recently at the home of Mrs. Henry Lestman, on Broadway, Anaheim. The meeting was called to order by the president, Mrs. William Hall. The cultural program was dispensed with for this meeting since the group had spent several hours prior to the meeting working on the float which the four Anaheim chapters of the sorority entered in the Halloween parade last Saturday night. The float subsequently won the President's Trophy in the parade. Concert Series Begins Saturday The Anaheim Symphony Orchestra will present the first concert of the 1959-60 series Saturday evening in Anaheim High School auditorium at 8:15 p.m. A program of arias and light operatic songs will be presented under the direction of Eugene Ober. Guest artist will be Stephen Kamalyan, noted baritone soloist. He will sing arias from operas by Leoncavallo, Bizet, Massanet and Gounod. Season tickets may be obtained by calling Mrs. Charles R. Brandon. Homecoming at SAC Exciting For Alumni Homecoming was but a memory this week at Santa Ana non.” Thomas; “Lamleo P. Mascagni; Prelude to the end Act of "La Traviata," W. and the Ballet Suite “Faust,” by Gounod. Miss Brinkman won the Western Regional Metropolitan Opera auditions. She has leading roles in Jan P Opera productions, also Ernest Gebert. The soprano featured soloist on two wide tours of the Roger Chorale and has applauded as soloist with many Sympheus Orchestras. Reservations may be made phoning the Philharmonic office, KI 5-9280, or address the Philharmonic Society Box 12, Corona del Mar. Telebelles Set Activities for Coming Year The Anaheim Telebelle meet Nov. 24 in the Tele Company lounge on North on St. and discuss their club year schedule. Mrs. Phillips will preside. The annual Christmas will be held Dec. 9 in An Art restaurant in Santa Ana cocktails preceding the opeSeveral charitable prizes scheduled in the next 12-period, and Wards 33 and at Orange County Genera­ital will benefit also.The club has "adopted girl resident of Pacific Coast State Hospital at Spadra keep her supplied with cash money, clothing and items." R. N. Kelleys W. In Anaheim Chu Newlyweds Mr. and Russell Nelson Kelley are living their home at 1123 Dr. following a nuptial sit­at First Baptist Church honeymoon trip to the Canyon. The bride is the former on Elaine Harris, daugh­ Mrs. Dolores Harris of Mrs. Millie Griffin of Anaheim is president of the club, and Mrs. Mickey Seymour, also Anaheim, is vice president. B. Paul Group Installs Officers The Past Presidents Club of the A. B. Paul Women's Relief Corps installed new officers for the year at their last meeting. Samantha Alsip is president and Daisy Bovee is secretary-easurer. Mary Mitchell was installing officer. Plans were made for the group's annual Christmas party. Members also discussed shut-ups who will be remembered at Christmas time. Refreshments and a social hour followed the meeting. Members will meet Nov. 24 at the home of Lenora Mesloh. Noted Weaver Speaks Today Mary E. Snyder, of Pasadena, noted weaver, teacher and lecturer, will speak to the South East Handweavers Guild at 1 p.m. today in Corona del Mar South Center, 5th and Iris Sts. She will discuss color and types of yarn in combination, and she will show colored slides on the work of weavers she visited on the East Coast last summer. A workshop is scheduled for this morning at 9:30 led by Miss Snyder. HOLIDAY WORKSHOP Unusual and attractive, but inexpensive holiday gift wrappings, recipe exchanges, table centers, etc., will be featured in the Holiday Workshop beginning today at 10 a.m. for four weeks at the Optimist Clubhouse and sponsored by the Anaheim Park and Recreation department. Homecoming at SAC Exciting For Alumni Homecoming was but a memory this week at Santa Ana College but it proved an exciting experience for returning alumni and Queen Susan Shinkel and her princesses, Roses Kokx of Orange and Tustin, Della Kahn of Santa Ana and Judy Warnke of Santa Ana. Miss Shinkel, '58 graduate of Tustin High School, was sponsored by the campus Don Lions Club. She was crowned after the Homecoming parade at Friday night's football game and reigned over Saturday reunions and the Homecoming Dance. A large group of former instructors joined present instructors and former students for eight class reunions in the Neally Library. Miner, Whitford, '34 student president and poultry ranch owner in Orange, served as alumni chairman. Alumni were present from virtually all years since the college was founded in 1915, with honors for the longest distance travelled going to a pair of 1934 classmates, Lt. Col. Tom Cole of Panama and Ray Forrest of Walla Walla, Wasli. Exhibits on display in the library included yearbooks, newspapers, directories, photographs and other data from earlier years. The college was founded ANAHEIM GAZETTE B1 - Anaheim Gazette (Anaheim, Calif., Fri., Nov. 14, 1958) Concert Tickets Now Available The Orange County Philharmonic Society announces that tickets are now available for the second event of the Subscription Series, occurring on Saturday evening at 8:30 p.m., Nov. 21, at Orange Coast College auditorium. The program for this significant evening of music, will be devoted to the "World of Opera" with Marjorie Brinkman, dramatic soprano, and Ed Romero, operatic baritone, singing solos and duets from Herodilade," Massenet; "The marriage of Figiero," Mozart; and "La Traviata," Verdi, accompanied by the orchestra, Frieda Belinfante, conducting. The orchestra numbers will include the Overture to "Migon," Thomas; "L'amico Fritz," Mascagni; Prelude to the Second Act of "La Traviata," Verdi, and the Ballet Suite from Faust," by Gounod. Miss Brinkman won the 1959 Western Regional Metropolitan Opera auditions. She has sung leading roles in Jan Popper Opera productions, also under Ernest Gebert. The soprano was featured soloist on two nation- Fremont Instructor In Artists' Series Marvin Fennema, lyric tenor and music instructor at Fremont Junior High School, will be guest soloist in the second of four outstanding programs included in the Artists' Series at Santa Ana College. The program, entitled "Rhythmic Moods in Song," will be presented Dec. 1 in Phillips Hall on the campus starting at 8 p.m. Produced by Miss Susan SOCIAL BRIEFS The Optimist Club has planned a program in observance of Youth Appreciation Week from Nov. 9 through 15. The event will be held at the Optimist clubhouse Nov. 12. The Anaheim Ebell Club Duplicate Bridge group will meet next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. The public is invited. Alumni-Homecoming Day for Brea-Olinda High School is tomorrow with open house at 1 Brenner, former SAC student, the presentation will include music from Brahms, Falla, Ravel, Gershwin, Still, Burleigh, and Youman. Miss Brenner is herself a charming stage personality who sings in 12 languages and sings mezzo-soprano in a three octave range. Dramatic tenor Conrad Shultz of Santa Ana will appear during the evening program with serious selections. Other singers include Helena Mawson, Santa Ana, who is a leading contralto and Kemeth Akin, Santa Ana, a former conductor of the Santa Ana Cantando Club and musical director of First Christian Church of Santa Ana. Piano solos will be presented by Edna Ahorn, Helen Fackiner of Anaheim and Betty Stockwell. Featured guitarist for the Miss Brinkman won the 1959 Western Regional Metropolitan Opera auditions. She has sung leading roles in Jan Popper Opera productions, also under Ernest Gebert. The soprano was featured soloist on two nationwide tours of the Roger Wagner Chorale and has appeared as soloist with many Symphony Orchestras. Reservations may be made by phoning the Philharmonic office, KI 5-9280, or addressing the Philharmonic Society, P.O. Box 12, Corona del Mar. Telebelles Set Activities for Coming Year The Anaheim Telebelles will meet Nov. 24 in the Telephone Company lounge on North Lemon St. and discuss their new club year schedule. Mrs. S. W. Phillips will preside. The annual Christmas party will be held Dec. 9 In Andary's restaurant in Santa Ana with cocktails preceding the dinner. Several charitable projects scheduled in the next 12-month period, and Wards 33 and 34W at Orange County General Hospital will benefit also. The club has "adopted" a girl resident of Pacific Colony State Hospital at Spadra, and keep her supplied with canteen money, clothing and other items. R. N. Kelleys Wed In Anaheim Church Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson Kelley are making their home at 1123 Boden Dr. following a nuptial service at First Baptist Church and a honeymoon trip to the Grand Canyon. The bride is the former Sharon Elaine Harris, daughter of Mrs. Dolores Harris of 315 S. Youth Appreciation Week from Nov. 9 through 15. The event will be held at the Optimist clubhouse Nov. 12. The Anaheim Ebell Club Duplicate Bridge group will meet next Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the clubhouse. The public is invited. Alumni-Homecoming Day for Brea-Olinda High School is tomorrow with open house at 1 p.m. Homecoming Queen will be crowned in the evening. The Opti-Mrs. Breakfast Club will tour the Optimist Boys Home in Los Angeles Nov. 21 and will present a cash gift. Oan McNabb of 11772 Moen St. and Sally Schmouss of 2604 W. Westhaven Dr. have received awards from a national jewelry firm for best describing women's progress in the past 10 years. CC Play to Run Friday, Saturday The Chapman College Drama Workshop will present William McCleery's comedy, "Parlor Story" tomorrow and Saturday nights at 8 p.m. in the college's Little Theater. Tickets are available at the door. If Your Savings Are Earning Only 3% Per Annum NOW GET 66/100% MORE at KEYSTONE WHERE you save DOES make a difference! LOST 3% INSURED SAVINGS 4¼% INSURED SAVINGS 41-66/100% MORE In Anaheim Church Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. Russell Nelson Kelley are making their home at 1123 Boden Dr. following a nuptial service at First Baptist Church and a honeymoon trip to the Grand Canyon. The bride is the former Sharon Elaine Harris, daughter of Mrs. Dolores Harris of 315 S. Indiana St. and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Kelley of Anaheim. Both are graduates of Anaheim High School. Bloodmobile to Be At Ebell Clubhouse Mrs. Allan Wisser, Civil Defense chairman of the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club, has announced that the Bloodmobile will be at the Ebell clubhouse Nov. 27 from 2 to 6:30 p.m. Members will donate blood and the general public is welcome to make contributions also, she states. Bridge Club Meet The Ebell Duplicate Bridge Club will meet next Wednesday evening at 7:30 at the Ebell club house, 244 N. Helena St. The public is invited to attend these Wednesday evening gatherings. On the high school campus, later moved to a site at 10th and Main St., and 12 years ago, moved to the permanent campus at 17th and Bristol St. WHERE you save DOES make a difference! 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