anaheim-gazette 1960-08-11

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER Mr. and Mrs. William Slack of 200 N. Rose St., Anaheim, were feted at a reception honoring their golden wedding anniversary. The gala event was sponsored by their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Slack, 645 Carleton Ave., Anaheim. A golden anniversary cake centered the refreshment table. Tonight is the semi-finals for the International Beauty Contest in Long Beach, with finals scheduled for Friday night. Because of the tremendous and increasing number of Orange County residents desiring immunization shots each week at the St. Jude Hospital at Fullerton, it has been announced that the program will continue throughout the fall, each Friday from 6 until 9 p.m. A donation of $1 by those who can afford it goes to the hospital expansion fund. Dahlia growers will exhibit their prize blooms in the 19th annual OC Dahlia Show at the Peek formation about this organization may call Mrs. Glen Bryant, JA 7-6885, or Mrs. Clement, PR 2-0716. The fifth National Boy Scout Jamboree in Colorado came to a close as the majority of the 55,000 Scouts, Explorers and their leaders prepared for the long journey home via air, bus, train and private automobiles. The Post Office Department presented a Certificate of Award to Donald E. Parke, of the Anaheim Post Office, for his suggestion of an improvement for the mail service. Orange County Philatelic Society meets the first Friday of each month in the Committee Room, Community Center Clubhouse, 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana. Interested stamp collectors may call George Rose, 222 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim, KEystone 5-8251, for further information. Frank Barnett, 2102 Anaheim, and his slate of new officers for St. Jude Hospital at Fullerton, it has been announced that the program will continue throughout the fall, each Friday from 6 until 9 p.m. A donation of $1 by those who can afford it goes to the hospital expansion fund. Dahlia growers will exhibit their prize blooms in the 19th annual OC Dahlia Show at the Peek Family Colonial Terrace Room, on Aug. 27 and 28. The show will be open to the public from 2 to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 27, and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 28. The newly formed Tops-Ana Club of Anaheim held its installation of officers. Club meetings are held every Friday evening at 7:30 o'clock at the Anaheim YMCA on Citron St. Those who have weight problems and would like more information Orange County Philatelic Society meets the first Friday of each month in the Committee Room, Community Center Clubhouse, 1104 W. 8th St., Santa Ana. Interested stamp collectors may call George Rose, 222 W. Ball Rd., Anaheim, KEystone 5-8251, for further information. Frank Barnett, 2102 Anaheim, and his slate of new officers for the Santa Ana Valley Kennel Club held their annual installation dinner-dance in the rumpus room of Cambria Kennels. A fall wedding is planned for Marcia Diane Koehler of Anaheim and Warren Wayne Thompson, Anaheim, whose engagement was announced by the bride-elect's parents. Marcia graduated from Anaheim High School and her finance attended Orange Coast College. Noted Soprano Will Be Guest Artist At Laguna Starlight Concert Series Marilyn Horne, soprano, will be featured in the Irvine Bowl Starlight Concert, Aug. 27. The musical performance will benefit the Anaheim Symphony Association and Laguna Nursery School. Miss Horne has just been honored with the leading role in the premiere performance by the San Francisco Opera of "Wozzeck", an occasion of West Coast opera significance. She has won great accalim in Europe at both the Salzburg and Vienna festivals, and sang with the San Carlo Opera in Naples. Miss Horne returned to America two weeks ago to get married and to fulfill solo engagements at the Hollywood Bowl and the Irvine Bowl at Laguna Beach. Tickets for the Irvine Bowl concert may be obtained by addressing "Starlight Concert", P.O. Box 826, Laguna Beach, or at the Boston Music Co. in Anaheim. Homemaking Arts Big Feature at LA County Fair Despite the invasion of women into the business and scientific worlds the art of homemaking still plays a prominent role in American family life as visitors will see at the 1960 Los Angeles County Fair at Pomona Sept. 16 through Oct. 2. The number of overall exhibits have been increasing through the years, especially in arts and crafts, culinary and canned fruits with added interest in hand weaving, table setting and the section for antiques which will display everything from rare cut glass to spinning wheels. Row upon row of mouth-water- and to fulfill solo engagements at the Hollywood Bowl and the Irvine Bowl at Laguna Beach. Tickets for the Irvine Bowl concert may be obtained by addressing "Starlight Concert", P.O. Box 826, Laguna Beach, or at the Baton Music Co. in Anaheim. Thelma H. Pearson-On Chapman Staff Thelma Pearson has been appointed a faculty member of Chapman College. She has also been on the faculties of Berry College, Mt. Berry, Georgia, and the State Normal and Industrial College, Ellendale, Oklahoma. Miss Pearson received both her batchelor's and master's degrees at Iowa State College and has done post-graduate and doctoral work at the Universities of California, Missouri and Ohio. She is a member of the American Home Economics Association, National Education Association, American Association of University Women, and Delta Kappa Gamma, and is listed in "Who's Who in the Midwest." At Chapman, Miss Pearson succeeds Miss M. Catherine Welsh, who is leaving the college to take the newly created position of Consultant in Nutrition Education for the Los Angeles County Schools. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Parslow, both 77, celebrated their 58th wedding anniversary at Irvine Park with 40 friends on hand to honor the couple. The Parslows live at 601 E. Chartres St., Anaheim. The number of overall exhibits have been increasing through the years, especially in arts and crafts, culinary and canned fruits with added interest in hand weaving, table setting and the section for antiques which will display everything from rare cut glass to spinning wheels. Row upon row of mouth-watering cakes and lpes, jams and jellies, canned fruits and vegetables art on exhibit for the more than a million visitors expected to attend his year's county fair. A thousand and one items show handiwork in sewing, knitting, embroidery and weaving. These include exhibits of white and colored embroidery, cross stitch and pillow cases, lace work, aprons and handkerchiefs, crochet and knitted ready-to-wear, rugs, quilts, edspreabds and afghans, dolls, novelties and handbags, household accessories along wich articles for infants and toddlers. Other divisions include decorated china and textile painting. Two Local Students In Graduation Group Janice Krah and Barbara Rentro, both of Anaheim, were members of the first two-year professional nursing class in the history of Fullerton Junior College to graduate in the College Student Center, on Thursday, July 28. The Nursing Education program is offered by Fullerton Junior College in conjunction with Orange County General Hospital and St. Jude's Hospital. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Adding Rites for Col Sue Davis Col Sue Davis of 1170 WakeAnaheim, was wed to LawArnold Young, son of Mr. Mrs. Raymond Young of 504 acentia, Anaheim, in a canant service in the Zion LuthChurch. The memorable took place on the 24th wedanniversary of the bride's its. wedding gown of Chantilly lace over tulle was worn by the radiant bride with an illusion finger-tip veil which was held by a Juliette cap of sequins and pearls with a tear drop pearl attached to the "widow's peak" formed by the cap at the center of her forehead. She carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations and stephanotis centered by a white orchid. Carol is a graduate of Anaheim Union High School and has been employed as secretary and clerk for the Arrow Rubber Engravers. The groom is presently with the U.S. Army. Eta Epsilon Holds Informal Meeting An informal summertime business meeting was held in the home of Miss Nell Hollar and Mrs. Mary Bates at 2115 Reseda Pl., Anaheim, for the Eta Epsilon, Anaheim chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Members planned the next year's calendar of social, welfare and educational activities. Sorority Slates BB For County Member The Theta Upsilon Alum Association of Orange County meet at the home of Dr. and Robert L. Smith, 800 Glenhair Dr., Fullerton, on Aug. 17, for combination barbecue and swiming party. It is to be a 6 o'clock meeting. Dinner will be served 7 p.m. All Theta Upsilon member this area are cordially invited to attend their meeting. Please Mrs. Harry Kaiser at KI 2- CARLOAD PURCHASE Huge Savings On Easy PONDAROSA PINE FURNITURE 1488 to Compare anywhere — they're s night tables, chests, desk and c ... selections to put together in is satin-smooth sanded to finis stain them, lacquer them, wax t lar decor. 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He appointed a committee to present nominations for officers at the next meeting. Over 150 Lowrey owners were present for th meeting. A musical program followed, Iverson and Roy Meintz presented for further information and reservations. ing the new large Festival model organ in solo as well as combined with other instruments. Miss Pat Zellar played selections on the Holiday model, and she and her mother and sister presented several vocal trios. Evelyn Shafer entertained with organ music during the refreshment hour. READ Gazette Classified ads. Downtown Anaheim Shop Mon.-Thurs.-Fri. Nights till 9 PURCHASE! from Easy-to-Paint FURNITURE 488 to 2288 here — they're solid value! Penney's offers nests, desk and chair sets of sturdy eastern pine to put together into complete rooms. Every piece sanded to finish or leave natural. Paint them, quer them, wax them according to your particufull sized pieces, kiln dried to resist warping. sanded to finish or leave natural. 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