anaheim-gazette 1960-01-22

The Woman's World. EDITED BY YSABEL CARDEN SECTION B—PAGE 1 Don Arnett Speaks at Palm Lane Meeting Don Arnett of the Anaheim Board of Parks and Recreation was guest speaker at the meeting of the Palm Lane Parent-Teacher association recently. He spoke on the program of volunteer recreation leaders which the board hopes to put into effect within the year. Arnett, in his informative talk, stressed that volunteer recreation leaders could be the answer to our exploding population growth in the Anaheim area. By 1970 we could possibly have a population of 260,000 and this in turn would make recreation costs quite high. Costs could be reduced by using volunteer leaders. Arnett asked for a committee to be formed of three volunteers to attend a meeting sometime in February to further discuss the program. Mrs. William Orth, recreation chairman will head the committee from Palm Lane. MRS. WILLIAM HERRON, who presided, announced that there would be no Palm Lane association meeting this month; instead an Anaheim unified PTA meeting will be held Feb. Horace Mann Parent Teacher Association Changes Meeting Date to February Because of the combined PTA meeting of all the Anaheim Elementary Schools to be held at the high school, Horace Mann Parent Teacher association will not have its regular general meeting for the month of January. The joint meeting originally planned for Jan. 28 has been postponed until Feb. 4 because the speaker, Dr. C. C. Trillingham, superintendent of Los Angeles county schools, was unable to speak at the earlier date. Dr. Trillingham, along with a group of educators, toured Russia during the summer months; Beauty Salon Queen Will Be Chosen Feb. 14 A girl who will represent Orange county during Nat Beauty Salon Week will chosen Sunday, Feb. 14 contest at the Anaheim club. The beauty contest, gins at 5:30 p.m., will be MRS. WILLIAM HERRON, who presided, announced that there would be no Palm Lane association meeting this month; instead an Anaheim unified PTA meeting will be held Feb. 4 at the Anaheim high school at 7:30 p.m. Speaker of the evening will be A. Trillingham, superintendent of Los Angeles county schools, who will speak on "The Russian Way of Life and chools vs. the American Way." Trillingham visited the Soviet Union in September. THE PALM LANE Founders Day and life membership meeting will be held Feb. 11. The life membership committee will be composed of Mrs. Robert Thomas, Mrs. Ivyl Keown, Mrs. Gene Condra and Wilfred Edelbrock. OF INTEREST to all association members is that a registrar of voters will be present at all association meetings until the regular close of registration for the 1960 elections. Other announcements included: the inoculation program for kindergarten through second grade to be held Jan. 22 at 9:30 a.m. and bicycle registration Jan. 19 at 2 p.m., both events to be held at the school. The next executive board meeting will be a joint board and faculty meeting at 3:30 p.m., Jan. 26. Husbands Honored By Epsilon Sigma Husbands of members of the Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International were guests at a gala tropical winter party Saturday evening. The activities, including a potluck dinner, were held in the home of Mrs. Marty Herling, 925 Maple Ave. Gift exchanges of secret sisterly ties highlight the importance of community support during this time. The joint meeting originally planned for Jan. 28 has been postponed until Feb. 4 because the speaker, Dr. C. C. Trillingham, superintendent of Los Angeles county schools, was unable to speak at the earlier date. Dr. Trillingham, along with a group of educators, toured Russia during the summer months; so his topic will be a very interesting and timely one which everyone will want to hear. Don Arnett, playground supervisor for the city of Anaheim, spoke at the last board meeting about the volunteer leader training program they are trying to organize in Anaheim. With this program, volunteer leaders will work at school playgrounds in their area, along with paid leaders, and they may devote as little as an hour a week teaching skills and crafts such as knitting, cake decorating, or even passing out equipment and helping with games and sports. Arnett has asked for three volunteers from each school to form a committee so they may set up the goals, training program, and general areas to which the program will be confined. Mrs. Stanley Smith, president, appointed a Founders Day committee to serve with Eldon Hauck, life membership chairman, in making a selection for the honorary life memberships to be presented at the Founders Day meeting Feb. 11. Dean Rockwood to Represent Guild Mrs. Ruth Rockwood of Anaheim has been named new state chairman for Southern California for the American Guild of Organists. She is also dean of the guild's Orange county chapter and a member of Sigma Alpha Iota, national professional musical fraternity for women. Her new post involves liaison work between the Southland's 10 chapters and six student groups. A girl who will represent Orange county during Natl Beauty Salon Week will chosen Sunday, Feb. 14 contest at the Anaheim club. The beauty contest, girls at 5:30 p.m., will be soired by the Orange Co. Hair Dressers association. Applications for the co-are currently being accepted all association members in county. Unmarried girls tween the ages of 16 and are eligible. Deadline for tries is Feb. 7. The winner will receive in personal beauty service lons in fashion modeling will participate in associate functions throughout 1960. Additional contest rules elate that contestants c have been married and their hair may be no less than three inches at the line. World Religion Day Observed By Baha'is World Religion Day was served by the Baha'is of O'County Saturday at the O'Brien Inn in Garden Grove. Speaker for the occasion Ben L. Ogron, member of Baha'i Spiritual Assemblies Anaheim. Having traveled tensively through the Holy He visited the international centers of four of the world's religions. Ogron spoke on Fundamental Oneness of ligion." Mrs. Marlyn Green of Ana presided as chairman. The purpose of World Religion Day is to spread the knowl of the fundamental onene religion as proclaimed by founder of the Baha'i faith. By Epsilon Sigma Husbands of members of the Epsilon chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha International were guests at a gala tropical winter party Saturday evening. The activities, including a potluck dinner, were held in the home of Mrs. Marty Herling, 925 Maple Ave. Gift exchanges of secret sisters were the highlight of the evening. 3000 BIG PRIZES! FREE! 13 million BLUE CHIP STAMPS 20 HAWAIIAN all expense VACATIONS at fabulous HAWAIIAN VILLAGE Fly Luxurious UNITED BIRD LINES DC-8 JET MAINLINER 300 prizes of 1000 Blue Chip Stamps each week! NOTHING TO BUY! NOTHING TO DO! JUST PRINT YOUR NAME & ADDRESS Get your FREE entry blanks from Blue Chip Merchants ANAHEIM GAZETTE Deaf Guild Holds Report Meeting George Pauly of Anaheim, president of the Madison Guild for Deaf, has given detailed report of the meeting he attended in Fresno. He related details concerning the California Association for Parents of the Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Children. The meet was held in Madison School, Santa Ana. Teacher Assn. to February 4 Beauty Salon Queen Will Be Chosen Feb. 14 A girl who will represent range county during National Beauty Salon Week will be chosen Sunday, Feb. 14 in a contest at the Anaheim Elks Club. The beauty contest, which runs at 5:30 p.m., will be sponsored by HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMEN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Mrs. George F. Finer, of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman, and her vice-chairman, Mrs. Heather, Jr., of Newport Beach, to formulate plans for Heart Sunday, which will take place Feb. 28. Traditionally, Heart Sunday is the high point of the month-long Heart Drive. 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HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Mrs. George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMiss.MelvilleSinger,GardenGrowe,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Mrs. George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMiss.MelvilleSinger,GardenGrowe,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Mrs. George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMiss.MelvilleSinger,GardenGrowe,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMAN APPOINTED — An innovation to year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Ms.George Finner of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday Chairman,and her vice-chairman,Mrs.Heather,jr.,of Newport Beach,totheformulateplansforHeartSundaywhichwillbeFeb.28.Traditionally,Heartsundayisthehighpointofthemonth-longHeartDrive.ShownreviewingtheirinitialideasforgivedriveareseatedlefttoMs.George Finner of Garden Grove,the chairmen will be chosen on February 14. 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The beauty contest, which runs at 5:30 p.m., will be sponsored by the Orange County Dressers association. Applications for the contest are currently being accepted by all association members in the county. Unmarried girls between the ages of 16 and 25 are eligible. Deadline for entries is Feb. 7. The winner will receive $100 personal beauty service, lessons in fashion modeling and will participate in association functions throughout 1960. Additional contest rules stipulate that contestants cannot have been married and that their hair may be no longer than three inches at the neck line. World Religion Day Observed By Baha'is World Religion Day was observed by the Baha'i's of Orange County Saturday at the Greenier Inn in Garden Grove. Speaker for the occasion was Ben L. Ogron, member of the Baha'i Spiritual Assembly of Anaheim. Having traveled extensively through the Holy land, he visited the international centers of four of the world's great religions. Ogron spoke on "The Fundamental Oneness of Religion." Mrs. Marlyn Green of Santa Ana presided as chairman. The purpose of World Religion Day is to spread the knowledge of the fundamental oneness of religion as proclaimed by the founder of the Baha'i faith some HEART SUNDAY REGIONAL CHAIRMEN APPOINTED — An innovation this year's Heart Sunday campaign is the division of the county into three regional areas and the newly appointed regional chairmen met this week with Mrs. George Fischer, of Garden Grove, 1960 Heart Sunday chairman, and her vice-chairman, Mrs. Heather, Jr., of Newport Beach, to formulate plans for Heart Sunday, which will Feb. 28. Traditionally, Heart Sunday is the high point of the month-long Heart Drive. Shown reviewing their initial ideas for the drive are, seated, left to right: Mrs. Melville Singer, Garden Grove, chairman of Region II; Mrs. Heather and Warner; Mrs. John Echternack, Newport Beach, vice-chairman of Region III. Ining, left to right, are: Mrs. Arthur Silk, of Garden Grove, vice-chairman for Region II; Mrs. Ralph Phelps, Newport Beach, chairman of Region III; Mrs. Paul O'Fallerton, chairman of Region I, which includes Anaheim. The regional chairmen subsequently appoint individual community chairmen and vice-chairmen for the regions. The regions are approximately divided into the northern, the central and eastern, and the beach area of the county. Many Prominent Anaheim Leaders on Council for New Children's Hospital New members on the Council for the proposed Children's hospital are introduced by Dr. Samuel J. Camarata of Santa Ana, council chairman. Anaheim area residents on the council include Robert A. Dally, general manager of Delco-Remy; Charles A. Pearson, president of the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce; Edward Ettinger, director of public relations at Disneyland and Walt Disney, who needs no introduction. Dr. Camarta at a recent council meeting introduced as special guests: Everett Banister, secretary of the Orange County Medical Assn., representing the Orange County Press club, which has undertaken support of the Children's hospital as a club project; Michael "Mike" York, corporate manager of advertising, Beckman Instruments, representing the Orange County Ad club in the same capacity; and Dr. Louis Donatelle of the Italian American society, one of the groups that has made a special gifts donation. In addition to the Italian American society, other gifts acknowledged were from Anaheim Builders Supply, Anaheim Truck and Transfer, Junior Ebell club of Anaheim Hughes unique differences in a children's hospital, Drs. Adler and Friend said that both of these institutions represent what the council is attempting to establish in Orange county, and the trip will be to acquaint key persons interested in the plans for the Children's hospital in Orange county with these differences, which are more readily understood as a result of a tour than in a written resume or a general discussion. Tentative plans were made for a kick off dinner to start the fund drive for the Childrens hospital of Orange county, according to Richard W. Taylor, Santa Ana, division chairman for Pacific Telephone, and campaign chairman for the drive, who announced that the kick off would be at Orange Coast college, tentatively, Saturday, March 19. The executive committee guilding the activities for the proposed Children's hospital, is comprised of: Samuel J. Camarata, M.D., Santa Ana, chairman; Drs. Sidney J. Adler, Anaheim, and William K. Friend, Santa Ana, vice chairmen; Mrs. Clark Engleman , Santa Ana, secretary; H. Nelson Warren, Fullerton, vice president and manager of the Fullerton Bank See Nixon Film "What I Saw in R.CBS news film narrator Vice President Nixon shown yesterday at Center St., under auspice the Federated Women." The purpose of World Religion Day is to spread the knowledge of the fundamental oneness of religion as proclaimed by the founder of the Baha'i faith some 100 years ago. Recognition of this oneness, William J. Conway, chairman of the Baha'i Spiritual Assembly of Anaheim says, supplies the basis on which not only the various denominations in Christianity can agree and unite, but also Judaism, Islam and other revealed religions. World Religion Day was initiated in 1950 by the National Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of the United States and observed annually on the third Sunday in January in many parts of the world. Actor Entertains Anaheim Ebell Club Nell Hamilton, stage, screen and TV artist, entertained members of the Anaheim Ebell Club during a program, "The Wonderful World of Make Believe." The program and luncheon were held in the clubhouse. Introducing the guest speaker was Mrs. Robert Dally. Club president Mrs. Ernest Rose introduced past presidents in attendance. They include Mrs. W. Harper (1930), and honorary president, Miss E. Kateea. Mrs. Billie Duncan Installed Leader Of Secretaries Mrs. Billie Duncan of Anaheim Tuesday was installed as president of the Orange County Chapter of the Executive Secretaries, Inc., by Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland, also of Anaheim and a past president of the county chapter. The installation banquet was held at Red Hill Tennis club. Marvin Johnson of Balboa, former vocalist with Fred Waring, presented several selections. The executive committee, guiding the activities for the proposed Children's hospital, is comprised of: Samuel J. Camarata, M.D., Santa Ana, chairman; Drs. Sidney J. Adler, Anaheim, and William K. Friend, Santa Ana, vice chairmen; Mrs. Clark Engleman, Santa Ana, secretary; H. Nelson Warren, Fullerton, vice president and manager of the Fullerton Bank of America, treasurer; Gordon X. Richmond, Orange attorney, legal advisor; Sister Mary Alma, St. Joseph hospital, Orange, hospital advisor; Richard W. Taylor, Santa Ana, campaign chairman; Dr. Merl "Kit" Carson, medical advisor. COMING! James K. Friedrichs Prod. Century Films, Inc. Day of Triumph GLORIOUS COLOR-WIDE SCREEN The Film That Brings the Impact of the Life of Christ to Our Time! Garden Theater ANAHEIM Feb. 7th thru 10th, 6:45 and 9 P.M. Every Night. Sunday Matinees 1:45 and 4 P.M. Adults $1.00; Students 80c Children 50c 40% Discount to Church Groups and Service Clubs CALL KE 5-7840 (Approved by the Anaheim Ministerial Union) Sorority Breakfast Held at LA Hotel The San Fernando Valley Council of Beta Sigma Phi hosted the Southern California Council bi-monthly breakfast Sunday in the International ballroom of the Beverly Hilton hotel which was transformed into a mythical Squaw Valley, scene of the 1960 Winter Olympics. S.C.C. president, Mrs. Lloyd T. Crelia of Compton, opened the meeting and the report of the nominating committee was given and candidates for 1960-61 offices were introduced. Mrs. E. E. Dunn of Tau chapter of Anaheim is candidate for the office of treasurer. Mrs. Dunn is now serving as treasurer of the Northern Orange County council. Mrs. Lawrence Meyers, president of N.O.C.C. presented Mrs. Carleton French, service chairman, with a check for Cystic Fibrosis, the sorority's state-wide charity. John L. Peterson, executive director of the National Cystic Fibrosis Research Foundation was a special guest. Traveling from Orange county for the event were the Mmes. Thomas Bennett, Carl Czaplinski, E. E. Dunn, Thomas Herschberg, James Langworthy, Lee LeBrun, Jack Lufos, Lloyd Klein, George Meadows, Glen Whyman, Glen Young, William Hall, Percy Hilderbrand, Emmitt Liles, Paul Stanslow, M. Goldwyn, John Carter, William Atherton, Vernon Surface, Walter Traver, I. Doll, Lawrence Meyers, Dale Means, Ralph Dixon, Don Nelson, Robert Smith, James Tegeler, Jack Rea, Richard Ca vender and Miss Dorothy Gerlich. Fashion Brunch Set At Gourmet Mar. 3 An innovation to this day into three regional areas, with Mrs. George F. Warrior vice-chairman, Mrs. Loren Heart Sunday, which will be the month-long Heart Fund are, seated, left to right: II; Mrs. Heather and Mrs. Erman of Region III. Stand-up vice-chairman for Region III; Mrs. Paul Ovando. The regional chairmen will vice-chairmen for their re-thern, the central and west See Nixon Film "What I Saw in Russia," a CBS news film narrated by Vice President Nixon, was shown yesterday at 211 E. Center St., under auspices of the Federated Republican Women. Cranston Pupils In Voice Recital Voice students of the Albert M. Cranston Voice studio were heard in a recital at Melrose Abbey Chapel Sunday. Taking part were Florence Barruga, Diane Drake, Lynn La Force, Carolyn Laver, Betty Meeder, Susan Perry, Phyllis Roscom, Denise Traficanto, Janet Tallman and Elaine Turney. Assisting them were Marilyn Holmes and Marjorie Fulton. Ushering were Jack Hermann and David Callo. Fashion Brunch Set At Gourmet Mar. 3 Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical association held its annual luncheon Wednesday in the home of Mrs. L. I. Ferrel, 1430 E. La Palma Ave. Turkey with all the trimmings was served. 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