anaheim-gazette 1961-02-02

The Woman's World AN SECTION B, PAGE 1 Shirley Forsgren Heads Secretaries Succeeding Billie Duncan retiring president, Shirley Forsgren of the Kwikset Division, American Hardware Corporation, Anaheim, was recently installed president of the Orange County Chapter of Executive Secretaries. Directed by Marie Grace of the Anaconda Wire and Cable Company, Orange, and past president of E. S., the 10th annual ceremonies were highlighted at the Disneyland Gourmet Restaurant. Other 1961 officers include: Ida Mae Fransen, Pacific Telephone Company, vice president; Lucile Ayres, Chicsan Company, Brea, secretary; Marjorie McFadden, Brown Colonial Mortuary, treasurer; Lois O'Neal, Gulledge Machine Works, Santa Ana, sergeant-at-arms; Doris Nelson, Electra Motors, Anaheim, membership director; Evie Darden, McLean and Schultz, Fullerton, program director. Also installed were: Winnie Stitely, Santa Ana Community Hospital, ways and means director; Carrie Lou Sutherland, Anaheim Bulletin, and Cathy Saiben, The Irvine Company, Tustin, notebook co-editors. 'Sweetheart Ball' Set By Sorority Mrs. Walter Hemingway, 1028 N. Modena Pl., was recently chosen to represent Anaheim will be held at the Howard House, will be the crowning of one of the eight candidates as 'Sweetheart Ball' Set By Sorority Mrs. Walter Hemingway, 1028 N. Modena Pl., was recently chosen to represent Anaheim's Eta Epsilon Chapter of the Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority. The group's annual "Sweetheart Ball" will be held February 11, with a Valentine theme. The affair will mark the fourth annual dinner-dance held by the Orangewood Region Council of Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Highlight of the ball, which will be held at the Howard House, will be the crowning of one of the eight candidates as queen. Assisting on the dance committee is Miss Virginia Bliss of the Anaheim chapter. The queen is selected on the basis of participation in all phases of sorority activities, including social educational, philanthropic work, attendance to chapter meetings and regional council meetings. Ebell Meets Easter Seal Task Tuesday The February 7 meeting of the Anaheim Junior Ebell Club has been traditionally scheduled as a work night for stuffing envelopes with Easter Seals for Crippled Children. Members will meet at the Ebell Clubhouse at 7:45 p.m. next Tuesday to compete with last year's record of more than 20,000 envelopes readied for mailing. Mrs. Carl Last, benefit chairman, reports that plans for the Fashion Show Benefit, to be held February 25 at the Charter House, are almost complete. Patrons and patronesses are being contacted for donations and all monies collected will go to the Child Guidance Clinic. It was also announced that Mrs. Jack Louis will be chairman of the February tea committee. Program on Art Slated for Group Mrs. Henry Lestmann of 9311 S. Hillview Rd., will entertain members of the Chi Pi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority February 8, featuring a cultural program on art. Mrs. Robert Wiles, program chairman, announced that a guest speaker will talk on one on the organization's projects, the Childrens Hospital for Orange County. Mrs. Percy Hildebrand will be hostess for the evening. Insurance Plan Described to BPW Club A statewide insurance plan for members was announced at the recent meeting in the American Legion Hall of the Anaheim Business and Professional Women's Club. Mrs. Mryl Cypher of Long Beach coordinator of the pla The NEW LOOK BUBBLE CUT GO VOGUE. Enjoy our original BUBBLE BOB At last a hair style as light hearted as a bubble and no bother to care for. COLD WAV Permanent soft natural curls that need no aftercare Haircut. Shampoo and set complete. 495 Shampoo & Set $2.00, up Sat. $2.50 and up PERMANENT WAVE SPECIALS! 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Mrs. Mryl Cypher of Long Beach, coordinator of the plan, explained the program. Honored at the meeting was Mrs. Evah Drennon of Aurora, Ill., formerly a member of the Anaheim Club for many years. During the business session, plans were finalized for the dinner, meeting next Wednesday at the Chunking Restaurant here. On the agenda also was a report on the four large boxes of toys which were sent to the Indian School at Chadron, South Dakota. Refreshments were served, followed by a film festival of colorful pictures taken in Sweden by Mr. and Mrs. C. Goodwin. Attorney Friis Joins Foundation Leo J. Friis, attorney, of 600 N. Clementine St., has become a member of the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum Foundation, the purpose of which is to foster, promote, and support educational, artistic and scientific activities. Among notable gifts to the museum are the art collection of the late Sherman Stevens, and a collection of paintings of the American Southwest by Evylena Nunn Miller of Santa Ana. ANAHEIM GAZETTE SOCIETY ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Art Fund Gifts Aid Research ASSOCIATION grant has made possible a research program at County Hospital to de-relationship between heart failure and a dis-edema—an accumulation of water in body Shown above is Dr. George F. Warner of the staff, in charge of project, and a laboratory GOP Women Install; Hear Party Plans Miss Wilberta "Willie" Gamelin was installed as President of the Anaheim Young Republican Club recently during a dinner meeting held at the Royal Hawaiian restaurant. A registered nurse at the Johnston - Gendel Industrial Clinic, Miss Gamelin was installed with William Siemens, first vice president; Mrs. Roger Wilson, second vice president; Miss Joyce Morrow, secretary; Verne Pace, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Rosenwald and Everett Burchell, directors. Guest speaker was Mrs. Robret J. Hitt of Orange, who talked on the future activities and aims of the Republican party. The next meeting of the organization has been scheduled for February 7 at the Home Savings and Loan Association, 211 E. Center St., 8 n.m. Guest Dinner Dance Help By Dental Group Anaheim dentists and their wives were among guests at the annual dinner dance of the Orange County Dental Assistants Society recently at the Elks Club. SUMMER VOWS FOR LOCAL GIRL Miss Phyliss Johnson and Hardy-E. Morris, both of Garden Grove, have announced plans for a summer wedding. The bride-elect is a secretar at Cannon Electric Company in Anaheim, while Morris is with the House of Lords Clothier of Garden Grove. Al Pearce Aids 'Heart' Luncheon Sponsored by the Orange County Heart Association, kick-off luncheon started wheels turning for the annual Heart Sunday campaign this week at the Disneyland Gourmet Restaurant. ASSOCIATION grant has made possible a research program at County Hospital to de-relationship between heart failure and a dis-ced edema—an accumulation of water in body Shown above is Dr. George F. Warner of the staff, in charge of project, and a laboratory by funds from the county Heart Association research project is cur-away at the Orange hospital to determine of heart failure to accumulation of the body tissues. George F. Warner, chief hospital's clinical servicing the research, M. Nielsen, president heart association, this week. It results among 100 patients indicate relationship, Doctororts. a $3,372 heart assoc-ant, Doctor. Warner associates are now additional tests to hypothesis. projects such as this, improved knowledge miliments and their that the Orange Hart Association sup- the funds realized real drive, now in aid Doctor Nielsen. ANCE Plan needed to Club le insurance plan was announced at meeting in the region Hall of the business and Profes-son's Club. Cypher of Long motor of the clu VERNE PACE, treasurer; and Mrs. Robert Rosenwald and Everett Burchell, directors. Guest speaker was Mrs. Robret J. Hitt of Orange, who talked on the future activities and aims of the Republican party. The next meeting of the organization has been scheduled for February 7 at the Home Savings and Loan Association, 211 E. Center St., 8 p.m. Guest speaker will be Sgt. Denny Pace Al Pearce Aids 'Heart' Luncheon Sponsored by the Orange County Heart Association, kick-off luncheon started wheels turning for the annual Heart Sunday campaign the week at the Disneyland Gourmet Restaurant. of the Los Angeles Police Department His topic will deal with the narcotics problem. OR FREE PYREX HONEYMOON CARAFE 4-cup size with candle warmer and stand for new or added savings of $100 or more. OR FREE G.E. ELECTRIC CLOCK Has alarm and sweep second hand. 1-yr. guarantee. For new or added savings of $500 or more. OR FREE G.E. 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Orange County's fastest growing savings and loan TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, FEB. 2, 1961 Inner Dance Held Dental Group heim dentists and their were among guests at annual dinner dance of the County Dental AssistSociety recently at the Club. MER VOWS LOCAL GIRL Phyliss Johnson and E. Morris, both of GarGrove, have announced for a summer wedding. bride-elect is a secretary on Electric Company of im, while Morris is with house of Lords Clothiers Grove. Pearce Aids Luncheon assured by the Orange Heart Association, a luncheon started turning for the annual Sunday campaign this at the Disneyland Gourrestaurant. Drug Trade Wives Plan February Events The Women's Auxiliary to the Orange County Pharmaceutical Association has announced a busy agenda for February, highlighted by a membership tea. Wives, widows, mothers and sisters of pharmacists and wives of salesmen in the drug trade are encouraged to attend the tea, scheduled for February 15 at the home of Mrs. Hildred Ferrell. A joint luncheon between the Orange County Bar, Medical, Dental, and Pharmaceutical Auxiliaries, better known as the "Dear Abbey" luncheon, has been set for February 23 at the Disneyland Hotel. Also being formulated are plans for a dinner dance to be held on March 24 at the Disneyland Hotel. The committee includes Mrs. Charles Givens, Santa Ana, tickets and reservations; Mrs. Lee Freiberg, Anaheim, special gift; Mrs. Noel Garrett, Garden Grove, decora- Walton Steak Fry Tonight "Charcoal watchers" will gather around Lloyd Peterson, cook for the Anaheim Chapter of the Izaak Walton League, tonight at 6:30 p.m. when the group meets at the La Palma Youth Center for a steak fry. Since the board of directors voted to give new members a free dinner, James Cochran, Gilbert Cloutier, Carl Anderson and Harold Glass will be eligible. Fashion Show Set By Local Unit Plans are being formulated by Eta Epsilon, Anaheim Chapter of Epsilon Eigma Alpha sorority, for a fashion show to be Pearce Aids Heart’ Luncheon issued by the Orange Heart Association, a luncheon started turning for the annual Sunday campaign this at the Disneyland Gour­restaurant. Los Angeles Police De­nt His topic will deal the narcotics problem. Auxiliaries, better known as the “Dear Abbey” luncheon, has been set for February 23 at the Disneyland Hotel. Also being formulated are plans for a dinner dance to be held on March 24 at the Disney­land Hotel. The committee includes Mrs. Charles Givens, Santa Ana, tickets and reserva­tions; Mrs. Lee Freiberg, Anaheim, special gift; Mrs. Noel Garrett, Garden Grove, decorations, and Mrs. Charles Walker, Santa Ana, door awards. 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