anaheim-gazette 1960-12-01

The Woman's World SECTION B, PAGE 1 OC Delta Zeta Alumnae Plan Flame Fantasy Fashion Show Long-range plans for the 5th annual Flame Fantasy of Orange County Alumnae of Delta Zeta are underway. Mrs. John J. Adamson of Anaheim has been named chairman for Orange County and is conferring with committees laying initial plans for the event which is scheduled Feb. 4 in the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Proceeds from the exclusive social will go to the Uni-Betic Camp for diabetic children. The Southern California Council of Delta Deltas has donated over $15,000 to this project in recent years. On national level, the group also sponsors the Gaudellet College for the Deaf in Washington, D.C., and the Carville Leprosarium in Louisiana. Anaheim members also working with Mrs. Adamson include Mmes. Frank Samples, Ted Chavannes and Davis Taylor. Members of Our Lady of the Rosary Entertained by Popular Puppeteer In an attractive winter scene Thanksgiving setting at the Anaheim Assistance League clubhouse, members of Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, Anaheim, were entertained by Johnny Whiteriver with his puppet, "Spotty Duck." The puppets he made were won by the members. Mrs. Don Dailey presided at the meeting. Mrs. Osowski Chairman of Local Drive Mrs. Arthur Osowski, mental health chairman for the Anaheim Assistance League clubhouse, members of Our Lady of the Rosary Institute No. 109, Anaheim, were entertained by Johnny Whiteriver with his puppet, "Spotty Duck." The puppets he made were won by the members. Mrs. Don Dailey presided at the meeting. A Blood Bank was held in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse and members turned out to donate blood to replace the quota recently used for members who were seriously ill. Mrs. Bart Pasini, 830 N. Cambria St., held a social tea at her home for prospective members of the organization. Members also were invited to attend the annual Ingathering Tea of the Needlework Guild of America to be held tomorrow afternoon from 1 to 3 o'clock in the Optimist Club, 113 W. Chartres St. The sole requirement of this non-sectarian group during membership week is to give at least two new articles of clothing for children, infants to 16 years of age. Clothes for adults or household linens may also be donated. All donations must be new items. Mrs. Warren Doller, president of the Anaheim branch, announced that 255 articles were distributed to needy children of Orange County last year. The public is invited to attend. Mrs. Arthur Osowski, mental health chairman for the Junior Ebell Club, has been appointed chairman for the 1960 March for Muscular Dystrophy Drive for the city of Anaheim. Mrs. Osowski will head the MDAA annual appeal for funds to support a broad attack of the problems created by muscular dystrophy. There are more than 200,000 victims of the crippling disease in this country, most of them children in whom it is nearly always fatal. "We need over 800 volunteer marchers to make our fundraising drive a success," declared Mrs. Osowski, "and we hope we can count on you." The house-to-house canvass will be from Dec. 1 to 4 and the set goal is $5400. Junior Ebell Club has cooperated whole-heartedly on this project but the clubwomen alone cannot do this job. It will take every citizen of Anaheim to help fight this tragic disease. Anyone who wishes to volunteer their services please call Mrs. Osowski at KE 5-4364 or KE 5-4621. ? ? DISCOUNTS ? ? "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA FULLERTON Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (OUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) "CHECK OUR PRICES" CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 1 to 6 (CUT-OF-STATE CREDIT WELCOME) graduate of Anahe School. Her fiance, a s Los Angeles State Col graduated from Anahe School and Fullerton World ANAHEIM GAZETTE So ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Campus Club Slate Yule Te Final plans are under members of the Woman's pus Club of Chapman Uni for their annual Christmas one of the social highligh the club year. The event held from 1:30 to 5 p.m. in the home of Mr. and Hugh Gerrard, 2009 V Dr., Santa Ana. Chapman College M Singers will make the public appearance of t son at the tea. The sin on tour each year and throughout the state to their Christmas concert Funds from the tea used to provide scholars, a Chapman College wom dent. The club has $1,550 for its scholarsh ing 1960. The public is invited tend and a nursery maintained for childs First Christian Church, of Grand St. and C Ave., Orange. Local Sororit INTERNATIONAL CROSS-ROADS—Art objects in the Orange Coast College art exhibit, “Design the World Over,” are admired by Hiroko Okimi and Kusum Parkhani, both OCC foreign students. The show is in the college art gallery. Taylor Named Executive of Year Richard W. Taylor, division manager of the Pacific Telephone Co., was named executive of the year at the annual dinner of Orange County chapter, Executives’ Secretaries, Inc., held in the Balboa Bay Club. He succeeds Dr. Samuel Gendel. In the absence of Taylor, Miss Ida Mae Framsen accepted the honor in his place. King of Kings was theme for the affair and tables carried out the motif with clever centerpieces of crowns and emina collars. A musical interlude was provided by the Highlighters. Wedding Date Set For Engaged Pair The betrothal of Miss Carol Ann Vanderbilt, 705 Grove Ave., Anaheim, to Stephen F. Schafer of 1279 E. Live Oak, Anaheim, was announced by the bride-elect’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan S. Vanderbilt. The young couple graduated from Anaheim High School. Miss Vanderbilt is presently employed with Beckman Instruments in Fullerton. Her fiance is in his final year in the College of Pharmacy at USC. The wedding will take place Jan. 28 in Zion Lutheran Church of Anaheim. Hospital Guild Elects Officers Mrs. George Fowler has been re-elected for her second two-year term of office as president of the Anaheim Memorial Hospital Guild. Officers serving with her in the next two years will be the Mmes. Leonard Bouas, first vice president; Robert Lemon, second vice president; Kenneth Dougan, third vice president; Richard Husmann, fourth vice president; John McGrew, recording secretary; Wayne Greggs, treasurer; David Melville, corresponding secretary; Oscar Schultz, parliamentarian; Conner Bachman, volunteer chairman, and Arsen Chanian, press relations. The Guild members, all volunteers, have been nicknamed the “green ladies” by patients at the hospital because of their green uniforms. Local Sorority Chapter Visiting Hospital Wa Members of Upsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Lambda candy favors to their wrist the Orange County Hospital Nov. 21 in Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. Cesped said, “The joy faces of these ladies small amount of time all the thanks one need. Final plans are nearly completed for the Christmas at the hospital. An a tree will be trimmed and drawings displayed for the season and each lady given a gift. Also Ch “goodies” will be taken. At a recent meeting announced that prize from the ways and means will be drawn at the 20 meeting. Mrs. Bill Hof Tau chapter will be to do the drawing. The chapter is selling mas cards and Georgia by the pound to raise for the treasury. Mrs. Lawrence Myers ter advisor, was a guest meeting. The cultural p “Awareness of Blessing presented by Mrs. Geor ped. A timely program in all girls participated r the happiness of the ho f each, for each though centered around their children or home. The next meeting will Dec. 6 and Mrs. Richar Seems like everybody joined... BANK OF AMERICA CHRISTMAS CLUB More and more people are finding Bank of America's Christmas Club the easiest, smart way to take care of holiday expenses. Join now...make a small payment every other week...and you can be sure next Christmas will be the merriest ever! Christmas Club is just one of 59 helpful services available at your neighborhood Bank of America. TTE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1960 Campus Club to Slate Yule Tea Final plans are underway by members of the Woman's Campus Club of Chapman College for their annual Christmas tea, one of the social highlights of the club year. The event will be held from 1:30 to 5 p.m. Dec. 3 in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gerrard, 2009 Victoria Dr., Santa Ana. Chapman College Madrigal Singers will make their first public appearance of the season at the tea. The singers go on tour each year and travel throughout the state to present their Christmas concert. Funds from the tea will be used to provide scholarships for a Chapman College woman student. The club has pledged $1,550 for its scholarship during 1960. The public is invited to attend and a nursery will be maintained for children at First Christian Church, corner of Grand St. and Chapman Ave., Orange. Local Sorority Double Ring Ceremony Unites Judith Balch, David Govoreau United in marriage at the First Methodist Church in Anaheim were Miss Judith Louise Balch and David Govoreau. The Rev. Earl Kernahan officiated at the double ring ceremonies. Miss Balch is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Balch, 1337 E. La Palma Ave., Anaheim. The bridegroom, a resident of Anaheim, is the son of Bert Govoreau of Bellflower and Mrs. Lucille Govoreau of Buena Park. The lovely bride was attired in a sweeping bustle-back gown of white silk taffeta, the bertha and skirt trimmed with re-embroidered Alencon lace and bugle pearls. She carried white spider chrysanthemums and stephanotis. The bride wore an avender wool suit with a mink ring collar and brown accessories for the honeymoon trip at Idylwild and Palm Springs. The newlyweds both graduated from Anaheim Union High School. Mr. Govoreau is employed with All American Food Market Co. McLaren-Francisco Nuptials Held In Capilla de San Antonio Chapel Local Clubs Unite For Italian Feed Hawaiian Village Recreation Women's and Men's Clubs of Anaheim joined together Saturday evening in the clubhouse for an Italian affair. Wines were turnedished by three California wine comCapilla de San Antonio was the impressive setting for the wedding of Susan Carol Francisco of Buena Park and Arthur A. McLaren or Anaheim. The couple was married in a setting of white carnations and white lighted tapers. She was attired in a filmy nylon gown with a modified cummerbund studded with a pearl design. The public is invited to attend and a nursery will be maintained for children at First Christian Church, corner of Grand St. and Chapman Ave., Orange. Local Sorority Chapter Visits Hospital Ward Members of Upsilon Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi took candy favors to their ward at the Orange County General Hospital Nov. 21 in honor of Thanksgiving Day. Mrs. George Cesped said, "The joy on the faces of these ladies for the small amount of time given is all the thanks one needs." Final plans are nearly completed for the Christmas party at the hospital. An artificial tree will be trimmed and gay drawings displayed for the Yule season and each lady will be given a gift. Also Christmas "goodies" will be taken. At a recent meeting it was announced that prize tickets from the ways and means project will be drawn at the Dec. 20 meeting. Mrs. Bill Hamilton of Tau chapter will be present to do the drawing. The chapter is selling Christmas cards and Georgia pecans by the pound to raise money for the treasury. Mrs. Lawrence Myers, chapter advisor, was a guest at the meeting. The cultural program, "Awareness of Blessings," was presented by Mrs. George Cesped. A timely program in which all girls participated reflected the happiness of the home life of each, for each thought was centered around their family, children or home. The next meeting will be held Dec. 6 and Mrs. Richard Starr Local Clubs Unite For Italian Feed Hawaiian Village Recreation Women's and Men's Clubs of Anaheim joined together Saturday evening in the clubhouse for an Italian affair. Wines were turned by three California wine companies for the wine-testing event which is becoming an annual affair. An Anaheim delicatessen furnished the hors d'oeuvres to complete the cocktail hour. Serving as hostesses were Mrs. Ralph Doyle and Mrs. James Day. Decorations carried an Italian theme and members of the women's club completed the picture by appearing in colorful peasant skirts and blouses to serve the meal of Italian salad and pizzas. Capilla de San Antonio was the impressive setting for the wedding of Susan Carol Francisco of Buena Park and Arthur A. McLaren of Anaheim. The couple was married in a setting of white carnations and white lighted tapers. She was attired in a filmy nylon dress with a modified cumberland studded with a pearl design. Her veil was held by a pearl tiara and she carried a cascade bouquet of white carnations. Dona Smith of Buena Park was maid of honor. Jerry Yorky of Anaheim served as best man. A reception was held at Capilla de San Antonio. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Loran McLaren of 2360 Rhodes Ave., Anaheim. He is presently employed by Hallamore Electronics. Special Christmas Attraction . . . You Are Invited to Enjoy Traditional CHRISTMAS CAROLS with local schools and churches on the front lawn at the Peek Family 7801 Bolsa Avenue (1 Block West of Beach Blvd.-Hwy. 39) EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS THIS WEEK Thurs., Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m., Westminster High School Senior Glee Club The cultural program, "Awareness of Blessings," was presented by Mrs. George Cesped. A timely program in which all girls participated reflected the happiness of the home life of each, for each thought was centered around their family, children or home. The next meeting will be held Dec. 6 and Mrs. Richard Starr will hostess the affair. Eta Epsilon Chapter Has Work Party Eta Epsilon, Anaheim chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha held its first work party in the home of Mrs. Walter Hemingway of 1028 Modena Pl., Anaheim. Object of the meeting was to make toys for children confined to hospitals during the Christmas season. Members checked patterns, pressed scraps of materials and cut the materials into animal shapes, preparatory to sewing and stuffing. It was announced that discarded nylon stockings are needed for stuffing and urge that persons who wish to contribute nylons contact Mrs. Marty Herling of 925' Maple St., Anaheim, at KE 5-9713, or Mrs. Everett Gillespie of 9922 Broadway St., Anaheim, at KE 5-0560. EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENING AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON FROM NOW UNTIL CHRISTMAS THIS WEEK Thurs., Dec. 1, 7:30 p.m., Westminster High School Senior Gloe Club 8:00 p.m., Blossomed Sacrament Church Choir Fri., Dec. 2, 7:30 p.m., Westminster First Presbyterian Church Choir 8:00 p.m., Newhope Assembly of God Choir Sun., Dec. 4, 3:00 p.m., First Southern Baptist Church of Buona Park Also — On the Mall at Peek's . . . Rare and Colorful Exhibition of Sacred Art Hand-carved Figures from the Tyrolean Alps in the NATIVITY SCENE Acquisition of additional carvings augment beauty of this scene Plan Now to Attend the Peek Family Christmas Observance All During December Peek Family COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bailey Ave. (1st Street) Vs Milk W. of Hwy. 39 LEhigh 9-9642 • GEneva 1-2128 • TWinnaks 3-3828 No One Ever Turned Away For Lack Of Funds