anaheim-gazette 1960-04-21

Horace Mann PTA To Hear Plans For Coming Year, See Dances A very enlightening and enjoyable evening is in store for the Horace Mann PTA members when they meet this Thursday evening in the school auditorium. Jack Bowne, administrative assistant in the Anaheim Elementary Schools, will discuss the overall plans for the next school year, and tell about the practices used in the schools to promote original and creative thinking in children. There will also be several folk dances by Mrs. Hahn's second grade class and the sixth grade classes at Horace Mann. At a recent board meeting Mrs. Russell Renner, ways and means chairman, told of tentative plans for a luncheon-card party to be held in the school auditorium on May 19th. Plans were also discussed for the teachers' picnic, which will be held at La Palma Park on June Mom-Daughter Fete For Bethel Group Set Women's Missionary Society of Bethel Baptist Church will hold its annual Mother-Daughter Banquet May 10. The affair will be held at Grace Lutheran Church. New society leaders include Mmes. Hulda Shneider, president; Edith Baudisch, vice-president; Elsi Kwast and Jackie Hartmann, secretaries; Gertrude Urbigkeit, treasurer; Iris Fallon, song leader, and Barbara Love, pianist. Grabein Initiated James Grabein, 31, of 553 N. Parkwood, has been initiated as a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, an honorary national political science society, at the Univer- There will also be several folk dances by Mrs. Hahn's second grade class and the sixth grade classes at Horace Mann. At a recent board meeting Mrs. Russell Renner, ways and means chairman, told of tentative plans for a luncheon-card party to be held in the school auditorium on May 19th. Plans were also discussed for the teachers' picnic, which will be held at La Palma Park on June 2nd. The first normal school in the nation was opened at Lexington, Mass., in 1839. Grabein Initiated James Grabein, 31, of 553 N. Parkwood, has been initiated as a member of Pi Sigma Alpha, an honorary national political science society, at the University of Southern California. This society is composed of honor students and professors of political science. Grabein, a senior, is majoring in Public Administration at SC. Lead the STYLE PARADE with a STYLE-LAST BEAU-TI-CURL —complete with a new Fashion Flair Haircut, Milkey Shampoo and Pro-Teen Rinse. From $1000 Fredericks HAIRSTYLISTS 316 East Broadway Between Olive and Philadelphia Phone KE 3-4328 COFFEE SERVED PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Eves. by Appointment Young Anaheim 'Queen For Day' Mrs. Betty Woodward "Queen for a Day." Mrs. Woodward, who Mrs. Herbert B. Pearce chose recently on the nat emceed by Jack Bailey. HE WINNING WISH tor of her car and a new m Mrs. Woodward, who i car for her work as a cosm was needed, she said, beca bad." She was given more th Awards Told Palm Lane PTA Announcements of award presented to the Palm Lane Parent-Teacher Association were made by Mrs. William Herron, president, at the April Board meeting held recently at the school. Award Certificate for the publicity record book was received from the Anaheim Council of PTA, Fourth District PTA and California Congress of PTA. A Certificate of Merit was presented from Anaheim Coun cil for the Newsette and Mos Dexterous Certificate for the Program Book. Also from Coun cil was a special double gol BTK A symbol of DEDICATED SERVICE for more than three quarters of a century BACKS TROUTMAN KAULBARS 251 NORTH LEMON ST. • KEYSTONE 5-1149 Orange County's First Funeral Director ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA 'Rush of Spring' Theme at Beta Sigma Phi's Founders' Day Banquet The "Rush of Spring" is the theme for the Northern Orange County Council of Beta Sigma Phi's Founders' Day Banquet. The banquet will be held on Saturday, April 30, at 7:30 p.m. at the La Cuisine Restaurant in Fullerton. Table decorations will be blue birds in cages with fresh spring flowers surrounding them. Tau chapter, Anaheim, is in charge of them. Xi Eta Eta, Upsilon Omicron and Chi Pi chapters of Anaheim are 'in charge of the art work on the program books for the evening. Mu Upsilon chapter of Garden Grove is charged of the printing of the programs. Mrs. Carl Czplanski, sponsor of Southern California Council, will read the invocation. Mr. John Sinclair, recording secretary of N.O.C.C., will lead the group in the pledge of allegiance to the flag. Mrs. Lawrence Myers, president of N.O.C.C., will then extend a cordial welcome to all. Mrs. Jeffrey Millett, vice president of N.O.C.C., will read the annual Founders' Day greeting from Walter W. Ross, the sorority's founder. 'Roaring 20s' Fashion Show Set April 25 Parents Guild of St. Catherine's Military School will stage Delta Delta Delta Members Work For Children's Hospital Twenty-five members of East Orange County Alumni of Delta Delta Delta have signed up as volunteer workers in campaign to raise funds for the Orange County Children's Hospital. The DDDs have chosen POSTER GIRL WITH CANCER CRUSADERS—Sidonie Flacco, left, of Bellflower, American Cancer Society's 1960 April Cancer Crusade "poster girl," poses at above the national crusade poster picturing Mrs. Boyer of Anaheim, center, Orange County Cancer Delegate Chairman, and William J. Griffith of Anaheim, President of the Orange County Branch of the American Cancer Society, look on. Bring Anaheim Matron Picked As Green For Day' on National TV Show Mrs. Betty Woodward of 8801 Syracuse St. was en for a Day." Mrs. Woodward, who lives with her parents, Mr. and Herbert B. Pearce at the Anaheim address, was recently on the nationally televised NBC show led by Jack Bailey. THE WINNING WISH was for repairs on the genera-f her car and a new mattress. Mrs. Woodward, who is pregnant, said she needed the or her work as a cosmetic saleslady. A new mattress needed, she said, because the one she has is "pretty She was given more than $2,700 in gifts. Awards Told From Lane PTA Enquiries of awards intended to the Palm Lane Art-Teacher Association made by Mrs. William Clinton, president, at the April meeting held recently at School. Award Certificates the publicity record book received from the Anaheim Mill of PTA, Fourth District and California Congress of A Certificate of Merit was presented from Anaheim Coun- ror the Newsette and Most Serious Certificate for the Lam Book. Also from Coun- rors a special double gold with regret and Mrs. Gerald Sebring was appointed to fill the unexpired term. Mrs. James King and Mrs. Richard McCue withdrew as State Convention delegates and a new delegate will be elected at the Association meeting. Mrs. Lester Futrell will chairman "Buss Carson's Big Western Show" which the PTA will sponsor at the school Wednesday, May 18. There will be two performances, at 2:30 p.m. and 3:45 p.m. Refreshments will be available. Mr. Fred Diehl, Scoutmaster of Troop 19, spoke on the need of sponsorship of a troop of Scouts at Palm Lane and the Board made a recommendation, to be presented at the Association meeting, that the PTA Roaring 20s Fashion Show Set April 25 Parents Guild of St. Catherine's Military School will stage a "Roaring Twenties" party April 25 in Anaheim Legion Hall. The event will feature a fashion show of bygone attire including the flapper dresses and bright blazers of the "lost generation." Mrs. Carl Writer is chairman of the fashion event and Mrs. Arthur Smith is general chairman of the entire celebration. Mmes. Roy Shumway and Jack Kehoe are in charge of ticket sales. Fuchsia Grower Speaks at County Meet Tuesday William L. Taylor, well-known resident of Anaheim, will speak on "Fuchsias as Grown in Anaheim Area" at the Orange County Branch of the California National Fuchsia Society Tuesday, April 26, in the American Legion Hall, 936 N. Lemon St., Anaheim, at 8:00 p.m. The general public is cordially invited to attend this meeting. Refreshments, door prizes and a plant table will round out the evening activities. The annual picnic, sponsored by the branches of the California National Fuchsia Society, to be held Sunday, May 1, at noon, in the Long Beach Recreation Park, E. 7th and Park Ave., Long Beach. Miss Fuchsia Queen, with her two princesses, will be selected, from candidates sponsored by most of the A COMBINED 199 YEARS OF SERVICE BY THE DIRECTORS OF ANAHEIM SAVINGS OFFICERS & DIRECTORS F. A. TUNGBLUTH Founder, Pres., & Chairman of the Board FORREST F. 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The council's annual achievement and scrapbook awards will be presented by Mrs. Myers. Guest speaker for the evening will be Mrs. Logan Wheatley who will give an illustrated talk on "People and Pictures." The climax of the evening will be the council's "Girl of the Year" annual award to be presented by Mrs. Everett Joyce. This award will be given to the girl that the members of the council feels has done the most to help further the council in all of its projects and is most truly a Beta Sigma Phi. Beta Delta Delta Members Work For Children's Hospital Twenty-five members of Orange County Alumnae Delta Delta have signed as volunteer workers in a campaign to raise funds for the Orange County Children's Hospital. The DDDs have chosen the villagers seek new members The women's group that successfully battled for safer school crossings has announced plans to expand the organization. Known as "The Villagers" the club now has 25 members, but Chi Pi Officers For '60 Picked Mrs. Percy Hildebrand and Mrs. William Hall respectively will serve as president and vice-president of the Chi Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority for 1960. Other new officers include Mmes. Thearman McKenney, treasurer; Richard Ralston and Robert Daville secretaries; SKIN DISEASES SEE IMPROVEMENTS IN JUST 3 TREATMENTS New, fast, different approach method sometimes called "THE MIRACLE TREATMENT" gets results in many cases where other methods fail. Recommended for: ACNE, ECZEMA, HIVES, HERPES ZOSTER, ITCH, LICHEN PLANUS, LUPUS, LEG ULCERS, MYCOSIS, NEURODERMA, PEMPHIGUS, PITYRASIS, PSORIASIS, XANTHOMA, XERODERMA. Most SKIN conditions require less than 12 treatments Come in or phone for a free consultation KEystone 5-0797 DR. GORDON BUTLER CHIROPRACTIC DERMATOLOGIST 705 W. 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