anaheim-gazette 1960-05-26

The Woman's World PAGE 3 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER ANAHEIM POSTMAN Norman Knight and his wife left for Kansas for a brief vacation with Mr. Knight's parents. They will return in about three weeks. The couple reside at 1134 N. East St., Anaheim. A SURPRISE birthday party honoring Cliff Griffin, 8082 W. Rome, Anaheim, was held at the lovely home of Mrs. Robert Windham, 2951 W. Rome. Ten neighborhood friends participated in the fun, each presenting Cliff with a little gift. Guest list included Mr. and Mrs. Bob Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Crippens, Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Lindner, and the Windhams. After the social the Lindners took off for Colorado for a weekend jaunt. IT WAS REALLY Mother's Day at the Clarice Graham residence, 750-A W. Sabrina, Anaheim, which operates as a rest home celebrated her 6th birthday on May 5th with a gala party for her neighborhood friends. IT WAS ANNOUNCED that during the month of May all servicemen belonging to the First Methodist Church of Anaheim will be recipients of cookies and candy made by circle members of the Women's Society. A JUNE WEDDING is planned for Di Ann Mildred Sagan, whose betrothal to James Leon Carter of Garden Grove was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dan Sagan, 9661 Brookhurst St., Anaheim. The bride-elect is presently employed by State Farm Insurance. Sheattended Anaheim schools and graduated from Orange Coast College. THE ANAHEIM SURREY The Anaheim Royal Arch Mission Chapter No. 15 held its first show was held May 21 at the Anaheim. On this committee were Past High Priests Night on Wednesday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. Dinner prepared by the Mothers of DeMolay preceded the exemplification of a 50-year pin was made to John L. Bradley, 606 So. Janss Street Anaheim. He is a member of Horton Chapter No. 47, Horton, Kansai. This was the largest turn-out of High Priests ever recorded for this area. All offices for the evening were held by Past High Priests. The honorary title of Past High Priest was conferred upon Frank S. Nipper, faithful chaplain and secretary of the local chapter for many years. All living Past High Priests with the exception of five were present. ANAHEIM PAST High Priests in attendance were: T. L. Hoa (1928-29), O. N. Brower (1931) IT WAS REALLY Mother's Day at the Clarice Graham residence, 750-A W. Sabrina, Anaheim, which operates as a rest home for women. Resident mothers welcomed their visiting children for the occasion and were recipients of floral tributes commemorating this important day. Mrs. Graham's five children dropped in and presented the group a beautiful cake for this memorable event. FIRST HOLY COMMUNION was in order for Colleen and Patrick O'Brien, children of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. O'Brien, 1813 Westmont Dr., Anaheim, who made their first Communion at St. Phillips Church in Fullerton last week. AND IT WAS happy birthday for Virginia Williamson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Williamson, 636 Neptune St., Anaheim, who metrothal to James Leon Carter of Garden Grove was announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Dan Sagan, 9661 Brookhurst St., Anaheim. THE ANAHEIM SURREY Club enjoyed a delightful trip to Hollywood where they enjoyed an Italian dinner at the Villa Capri followed by an entertaining evening at the Huntington Hartford Theater to hear Josephine Baker. CELEBRATING their 60th wedding anniversary were Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry of 210 S. Lemon St., Anaheim. They were married May 6, 1900, in Anaheim. The couple have four sons: Arch Jr. and Marion of Anaheim, George of San Bernardino and John of Orange. CONGRATULATIONS to Karen Langson, Catherine Gates and Marilyn Miller who will represent their class as 1960 Anaheim High School valedictorians. ANAHEIM PAST High Priests in attendance were: T. L. Hoa (1928-29); O. N. Brower (1931); Erl T. Jackson (1936); Glen T. Butcher (1937); Victor W. L. Mont (1938); Leo J. Friis (1940); Richard W. Gay (1941); Edwin A. Maher (1944); Warren C. Hodge (1945); Emory S. Simon (1947); Ted Kuchel (1951); R. Francis Nipper (1952); John V. Thompson (1953-54); Joseph P. Critchfield (1955); Herman A. Koenig (1957); James G. Hull (1958); Clarence E. Miller (1959). Visiting High Priests were Thomas O. Macklin, Huntington Park (1956); and the present Inspector of the 26th District which Anaheim is a part. William J. Mee, Glendale (1942); William T. Rodger, Fullerton (1927 and 1958); J. Walter Smalley, Fullerton (1944); R. E. Campbell, Fullerton (1955-56); Ove B. Andreson Fullerton (1957). HOW FAST YOU MONEY MULTIPLIFICATION ANAHEIM SAVING At 4½% interest per year your surplus funds can grow fast. That's four and a half dollars we give you each year for every $1 pay you every three months and your money is safely protected by until you want to take it out. Bring, send or transfer your dollars to Start earning more the modern way...from the oldest location in town! 187 WEST CENTER STREET • ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA • KE 5 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Royal Arch Masonic Chapter's First Past High Priests Night Anaheim Royal Arch Masonic Chapter No. 15 held its first night held May 21 at the Anaheim Royal Arch Masonic Chapter on Wednesday, May 18 at 6:30 p.m. Dined by the Mothers of the Degree. Presentation near pin was made to John Ley, 606 So. Janss Street, He is a member of Horopter No. 47, Horton, Kans. was the largest turn-out Priests ever recorded for all offices for the event held by Past High The honorary title of Past Priest was conferred upon Nipper, faithful chaplainetary of the local chapter many years. All living Past Priests with the exception were present. ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Kirkhart, 555 S. Indiana St., Anaheim, announced the betrothal of their Club Members Hear Lecture on Africa "Africa Disturbed" was the topic of the talk heard by mothers and friends of XI Gamma Epsilon members at their meeting in the home of Mrs. Jack Wry in Anaheim. Mrs. Lawrence Myers distributed program booklets for next year's study of Africa. Miss Helen Sharp was in charge of obtaining the speaker. Her choice was Mrs. Chas E. Harbeson of Fullerton. Refreshments were served by the committee, including Miss Helen Sharp, Mrs. Walter Fry, Miss Berna Whitehead and Mrs. Jck Wry. VFW Auxiliary Meet A regular meeting of Anaheim VFW Auxiliary 3173 was held with President Ann Stakemiller, presiding. June delegates for the department encampment at San Diego were chosen. They will be Opal Walter, Elizabeth Aldrich Carle May Breakfast for Anaheim Ebell Club Anaheim Ebell Club members were treated to a delightful surprise program Tuesday morning at their annual May breakfast. The breakfast was served at 9:30 a.m. and the program followed an hour later. Mrs. Herbert Taylor, 1813 Chalet Ave., Anaheim handled reservations. General chairman of the event was Mrs. William Klapper. Program chairman was Mrs. Russell Renner. In charge of decoration was Mrs. Wesley Osborne. Headline the food committees were Mr. J. R. Burns nd Mrs. Robe Mooney. Roy Kirk Addresses Anaheim Gardeners The Lincoln Park Garden Club of Anaheim met last week at 21 Hiawatha, Anaheim, at the house of Mrs. William Spear. Mrs. Mitel Zustiak assisted as co-hosted Roy L. Kirk of Kirk's Nurse 128 W. Broadway, Anaheim, dressed the group on flower ruffling. Here held by Past High The honorary title of Past Priest was conferred upon Nipper, faithful chaplain metary of the local chapter years. All living Past Priests with the exception were present. HEIM PAST High Priests dance were: T. L. Hoag; O. N. Brower (1931); Jackson (1936); Glen T. (1937); Victor W. La (1938); Leo J. Friis (1940); W. Gay (1941); Edwin A. (1944); Warren C. Hodges Emory S. Simon (1947); Michel (1951); R. Francis (1952); John V. Thompson (1952); Joseph P. Critchfield Herman A. Koenig (1957); S. Hull (1958); Clarence B. (1959). ENGAGED—Mr. and Mrs. Kirkhart, 555 S. Indiana St., Anaheim, announced the betrothal of their daughter, Patricia Ann Kirkhart, to Robert Maxwell Townsend, a teacher at Yorba Linda School. September 3 has been set for the wedding. Chapter President Attends Convention Mrs. Frank Gruenenfelder of 2065 Margie Lane, Anaheim, represented the Epsilon Mu Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma at the Chi State convention in the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. Mrs. Gruenenfelder is president of the group and was named official deleggate at a meeting held in her home for chapter members. VFW Auxiliary Meet A regular meeting of Anaheim VFW Auxiliary 3173 was held with President Ann Stakemiller, pressiding. June delegates for the department encampment at San Diego were chosen. They will be Opal Walter, Elizabeth Aldrich, Cecile Baxter, Martha Russell. Alternates are Florence Jensen, Emma Daniel, Adaline Schroeder, Elmo Richards. Following the business meeting, a social hour was enjoyed with Velda King and Mollie Cloes hostesses. Roy Kirk Addresses Anaheim Gardeners The Lincoln Park Garden Club of Anaheim met last week at 220 Hiawatha, Anaheim, at the hood of Mrs. William Spear. Mrs. Miael Zustiak assisted as co-hostery. Roy L. Kirk of Kirk's Nurse128 W. Broadway, Anaheim, dressed the group on flowerranging. The club's fourth annual flowcation of the Royal Arch Degree home of Mrs. Elmer Diehart, 22 at which time seven candidates. Mrs. Thoms Carson, Mrs. Gawzdacz, Mrs. Michael Zustik, Mrs. Elmer Diebert, Mrs. O. Blee and Mrs. C. F. Moyer. AT YOUR TIPLIES AT SAVINGS us funds can grow fast at Anaheim Savings each year for every $100 you keep here. We is safely protected by insurance up to $10,000 transfer your dollars to Anaheim Savings now. from the oldest locally owned savings institu- CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LOS ANGELES SERVING CALIFORNIA SINCE 1925 INSURED SAVINGS ACCOUNT Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1960 New Breakfast for Anaheim Ebell Club Anaheim Ebell Club members created to a delightful surprogram Tuesday morning at annual May breakfast. The breakfast was served at 11 am and the program followed hour later. Mrs. Herbert in 1813 Chalet Ave., Anaheim and reservations. General chairman of the event Mrs. William Klapper. Prochairman was Mrs. Russell R. In charge of decorations Mrs. Wesley Osborne. Heading good committees were Mrs. Burns nd Mrs. Robert y. Navy Mothers Club Selects New Panel Newly elected officers of the Anaheim Navy Mothers Club will be installed at a luncheon to be held in the Anaheim Elks Club, 423 N. Los Angeles St. on June 2. New officers are the Mmes. Audrie Royer, commander; Mahalie Bush, vice commander; Edith Scott; djutant; Helen Schriver, assistant adjutant; Elva Voltz, finance officer; Ann Gledhill, chaplain; Emma Heckman, judge advocate; Margaret Vincent, matron at arms; Ella Mae Bauer and Gay Ingram, color bearers, and Helen Schriver, Margaret Hart and Gay Ingram, auditors. Epsilon Pi Chapter Anniversary Party Hal Gregg's Steak House was the setting of the birthday dinner observing the sixth anniversary of Epsilon Pi Chapter of Sigma Alpha Sorority held Tuesday evening. The next regular meeting will be held June 7. Award Presentations Made at Ebell Party Awards for the first annual doll dressing contest sponsored by Goodwill Aux. for junior high clubs of Tri-Hi-Y were given out in "the Mother-Daughter dessert part yin Anaheim Ebell Club. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) FULLERTON HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9. Sat. 9 to 6. Sun. 1 to 6 Kirk Addresses Anaheim Gardeners Lincoln Park Garden Club Anaheim met last week at 2124 N. Tha, Anaheim, at the home s. William Spear. Mrs. Michustiak assisted as co-hostess. L. Kirk of Kirk's Nursery, V. Broadway, Anaheim, add the group on flower aring. club's fourth annual flower of the Royal Arch Degree of Mrs. Elmer Diehart, 2142 which time seven candidates reThoms Carson, Mrs. Leo Hodacz, Mrs. Michael Zustiak, Elmer Diebert, Mrs. Carl and Mrs. C. F. Moyer. ?? DISCOUNTS ?? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. 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At California Federal, the same, sound management policies have weathered all tests of wars, depressions and prosperity for over a third of a century. Reserves have grown to $34,000,000—an all-time high. Resources have passed $½-billion. And, since 1934, every savings account has been insured under the terms provided by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation. Consistently, too, California Federal has always paid the highest rate commensurate with safety for your savings. Currently this annual rate is 4½% with dividends paid every quarter. We invite you to open your savings account at one of our 9 friendly offices soon. CALIFORNIA FEDERAL SAVINGS nine friendly offices DOWNTOWN OFFICE Wilshire at Grand Los Angeles 54 MA 7-9901 RANCHO PARK 10682 W. 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