anaheim-gazette 1964-11-25

GOP Women Hear Review of Murphy ‘Thank You Mission’ Mrs. Robert (Pat) Hitt of Villa Park, former national Republican committeewoman and chairman of the Women for Murphy campaign, was the guest speaker and installing officer for the incoming board of the Newport Harbor Republican Women. Mrs. Hitt had just returned the night before from the final stint of a Thank-you Mission with George Murphy which covered the entire state and included the major cities of San Diego, Los Angeles, Fresno, Sacramento, San Francisco, and Tulare. Murphy expressed his appreciation of the hard work of chairmen, precinct workers, and everyone who volunteered support in the campaign, during teas, receptions, luncheons, parties dinners and meetings. His committee with Mrs. Hitt accompanied him on the visits. Mrs. Hitt gave a resume of the activities of the campaign committee since the June 2 primary. She claims the appointment of Salinger to the position vacated by the death of Claire Engle did more harm than good to Salinger's campaign. Mrs. Hitt told how the women of California assisted financially in electing George Murphy. Eighteen thousand dollars were contributed from individual club treasuries paying for half of the television “spots” of the Murphy campaign. Murphy will be a strong, powerful senator and is planning many new ideas to pre- sent to the Senate in regards to the industry, products, and living conditions of the state, said Mrs. Hitt. Murphy will make his home in California with Mrs. Murphy who is suffering acute arthritis and cannot in the Washington climate will maintain an apartm Washington but his home be in the state he repro "where he will be close people," she said. Following her talk, Hitt conducted the ceremony installing Mrs. Earle Hatton, president; Mrs. Lau Wright, first vice pres; Mrs. Lee Schonek, secd vice president; Mrs. Scruggs, third vice pres; Mrs. Robert Cooper, riving secretary; Mrs. Jamie lingworth, corresponding retary; Mrs. Fred Du treasurer. Acceptance Tea Hosts Pledges Mrs. Nell R. Smith, Orang entertained at an Accept Tea for new pledges of Si Psi Chapter of Beta Sig Phi, Event was theculation of Rush Parties held the pledges. First introduction was a "crazy dress" and the second was open meeting giving the and purposes of Beta Sig Phi. The party was held the home of Mrs. Shar De Witt and the open meet at the home of Mrs. Irvin Freivogel. Sunday's Tea was held Newcomers Delineate Agenda The Orange Newcomers Club, an organization to welcome newcomers to the City of Orange and surrounding areas, has announced its agenda for December. On Wednesday, Dec. 2, a general meeting and election of officers will be held at 8 p.m. at the Assistance League Room, 124 S. Orange St. Every member will bring a toy as admission to the card games in order that the Orange Children's Home will have a brighter Christmas. Christmas carols will be sung during the evening and awards will be presented to the card game winners. For reservations, contact Mrs Kenneth Korkan, 538-1412. Another of the events planned by the club is the luncheon meeting, at 11 a.m. Dec. 10, at the Assistance League Room, with Nancy Hopkins presenting the program "Gifts and Gadgets." An old fashioned Christmas exchange will be held. Mrs. Fred Caso, 637-3797, is in charge of reservations. Executive board meeting of the club will be held at Mrs. Caso's home at 8 p.m. Patroness Response Continuing A record crowd is expected to attend the fashion luncheon sponsored by the Orange County Philharmonic Society and Newport Harbor Service Center. His minister of robes, plays on this weakness to rob the royal weavers and persecute the empress. Two rollicking rogues, Zar and Zan, convince the emperor that they can weave a stuff which cannot be seen by anyone unfit for the position he holds. Everyone is afraid to confess that he cannot see the new clothes the emperor orders. The situations which result enable Zar and Zan to save the empress and the weavers and expose the villainy of the minister. Production staff includes Mrs. William Stainforth, Jr., production coordinator; Mrs. Robert M. Lindquist, director; Mrs. E. A. Riches, stage manager; Mrs. Gene Grossman, choreographer; Miss Sylvia Von Bolhuis assistant choreographer; and Miss Nila Clayton, costumes and sets. Stylized dancing in keeping with the Oriental theme will be featured. Theme music for the play has once again been composed by Mrs. Ralph Tandowsky, with original lyrics by Mrs. Ralph Holden. Guild President Mrs. Terry M. Prudden announces that tickets, are available by writing Children's Guild of Newport Harbor, 1518 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa. Proceeds from the produc PSI Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, Event was the culmination of Rush Parties held at the pledges. First introduction was a "crazy dressity" and the second was open meeting giving the air and purposes of Beta Sigma Phi. The party was held the home of Mrs. Shannon De Witt and the open meeting at the home of Mrs. Irvin Freivogel. Sunday's Tea was held at Mmes. Rans. D. Black, Den Grove, Larry F. Stoffel Toon, Santa Ana, is a trainee Orange. Mrs. Jerome Toon, Santa Ana, is a trainee from the State of Washington. Others in attendance were Mmes. Gerald New president; Floyd D. Bakker and Gerald J. Campbell. Pledge Ritual was held the evening of Nov. 19. The first social of the year was held Saturday evening, Nov. 21, at the home of the president. It was a card party for members and their spouses. tion will go toward Guild's three-fold program providing good theater and theatrical productions for children of Orange County continuing its workshops creative drama for children and continuing its scholarship program which acknowledges cultural talents of young people in the area. OC Executives' Secretaries Honor Bosses at Dinner Patroness Response Continuing A record crowd is expected to attend the fashion luncheon sponsored by the Orange County Philharmonic Society and Newport Harbor Service League, Thursday, Feb. 11, at Disneyland Hotel. Patronesses include Mmes. Vincent M. Arena, Charles G. Boice, Donald O. Brauer, Loyd L. Aubert, Henry C. Cole, Seymour Beek, Paul Elimquist, A. Bayard Dod, Jr., Eric Durand, Clifford Hakes, Donald Lorenz, William H. Mead, M. C. McCray, Robert Grant, Fred Hilpert and Jack E. Groth. Others are Mmes. Kenneth B. Ollphant, Jack Raines, Shirley Meserve, E. Emmelt O'Donnell, Arthur A. Schmidt, John M. Rau, Ralph Randowsky, Arthur Strock, Edwin F. Sleen, Donald K. Washburn, Charles S. Wheeler, George Wiseman and Charles S. Thomas. Mrs. William H. Mead of the society and Mrs.. Jerrerson Scoville of the league are co-chairmen of the benefit event. Patroness committee members include Mmes. Harvey Somers and William Holstein, chairman; Ward Jewell, William A. Moses, III; Dorothy Alhmanson and Charles P. Cotton. Proceeds derived from the gala will help support the society's free Youth Concerts, an annual series of seven to be presented throughout the county. This season's concerts will have Henry Miller conducting the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra. ROYAL TREATMENT — Mrs. Art Bloom, president of the Orange County Chapter of Executives' Secretaries Incorporated, is shown surrounded by "bosses," at the recent bosses night event. Front row, (from left) Chester L. Schultz, Fullerton; and Alan Hoop, Buena Park. Standing, (from left) Douglas Neely, Anaheim; and C.B. Knickerbocker, Santa Ana. Each executive received a red corduroy vest, derby hat and arm garter to help establish the theme of the evening. Review of Mission' In California with Mrs. Murphy who is suffering from acute arthritis and cannot live in the Washington climate. He will maintain an apartment in Washington but his home will be in the state he represents, "where he will be close to the people," she said. Following her talk, Mrs. Hitt conducted the ceremony installing Mrs. Earle Halliburton, president; Mrs. Laurence Wright, first vice president; Mrs. Lee Schonek, second vice president; Mrs. John Scruggs, third vice president; Mrs. Robert Cooper, record secretary; Mrs. James Ilongworth, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Fred Dupree, treasurer. Acceptance Tea Hosts Pledges Mrs. Neil R. Smith, Orange, entertained at an Acceptance Chapter for new pledges of Sigma Chapter of Beta Sigma AiI. Event was the culmination of Rush Parties held for pledges. First introduction was a "crazy dress parade" and the second was an open meeting giving the aims and purposes of Beta Sigma AiI. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Sharon Witt and the open meeting at the home of Mrs. Irvin C. Vivogel. Sunday's Tea was held for members of the Eastern Orange County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority make their way through the halls of Children's Hospital of Orange County with a large pink toy cart filled with books, dolls and toys which was donated to the hospital by the sorority. Inservice volunteers are (from left) Mmes. Patrick Trudel, Donald Lewis and Richard Elm. The toys are loaned each day to the young patients. DAILY NEWS PHOTO CHILDRENS' AID — Members of the Eastern Orange County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta sorority make their way through the halls of Children's Hospital of Orange County with a large pink toy cart filled with books, dolls and toys which was donated to the hospital by the sorority. Inservice volunteers are (from left) Mmes. Patrick Trudell, Donald Lewis and Richard Elm. The toys are loaned each day to the young patients. Deltas Donate Cart to Children’s Hospital The young patients of Childrens’ Hospital of Orange County will be happier because of the work of Eastern Orange County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Delta Delta. Members of the Inservice Volunteers Friday presented the hospital with a large pink toy cart which contains toys, dolls, model kits and books which will be loaned each day to children confined at the hospital. The volunteers are under the direction of Mrs. Angelo Ferraris, who will be in charge of the cart. Tri-Delta alumnae now serving include Mmes. Kimball Norwalkian To Speak, Show Film An exceptional series of slides depicting the High Sierras will be shown Tuesday, Dec. 1, at the meeting of the Orange County Group of the Sierra Club in the Spurgeon Room of Santa Ana Public Library. Meeting time is 8 p.m. Ernie Spiehler of Norwalk, a seasoned hiker and photographer of California's magnificent high country, will narrate and project his color slides. Host for the gathering will be Vern Stiles of Fullerton. Chairman Ben Lindenstein of Anaheim will lead the brief business meeting. Books published by the Sierra Club will be offered for sale at each meeting. Mrs. Nada Hannaford of Corona del Mar is book sales chairman. Secretaries at Dinner Event Members of the Orange County Chapter of Executives' Secretaries, Inc., honored their "bosses" recently at their Annual Executives' Night. Each executive as he arrived received a red corduroy vest, derby hat, and arm garter, to help establish the theme of the evening. Tunes from a player piano kept everyone in a toe-tapping mood during the social and dinner hours. Members and guests were seated at tables centered with miniature barber shop poles augmented by white chrysanthemums and red gladioll at the head table. The evening's entertainment included two groups of the S.PERSOS. Rebekah Lakes Supply A cafeteria supper and zaar has been scheduled for the Ruby Rebekah Lodge Orange, Monday, Nov. 30, at the Odd Fellows Hall, 111 E. Chapman Ave. Mrs. Florence Merrimack and her committee are charged of the supper to hold from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Mr. Ethel Bishop and Mrs. Fannie Barker head the bazaar committee. Mrs. Gladys Christensen, side guardian of the Rebekah Assembly of California was honored at a recent reception in her honor, by approximately 400 guests. Escort hours were given to all past and present officers of a branches in the Rebekah Association. Receiving these honors... vest, derby hat, and arm garter, to help establish the theme of the evening. Tunes from a player piano kept everyone in a toe-tapping mood during the social and dinner hours. Members and guests were seated at tables centered with miniature barber shop poles augmented by white chrysanthemums and red gladioli at the head table. The evening's entertainment included two groups of the S.P.E.B.S.Q.S.A., the Chordsmen of Fullerton and the Merry Chords of Downey, who presented a program of barbershop quartet harmony to the enthusiastic audience. During the evening, Mrs. Arthur Massmann introduced Mrs. Alva Scott as the new representative and Mrs. Cecelia Williams as the associate member for the organization's firm member Dike & Townsend Insurance Brokers, Santa Ana. Mrs. Art Bloom, president of the Orange County Chapter, ESI, presided during the meeting with Mrs. Herb Forsgren, chairman in charge of the program. Harold Kibby PTA Speaker Harold V. Kibby, superintendent of the local school district spoke about 'Changes in the Orange Unified School District,' before a gathering of the Sycamore Elementary School PTA recently. Other PTA members taking part in the program were Mmes. Hugh Watson, president; John Jaffray, secretary; Joyce Williams, James Shaw and John L. Dawsen. Refreshments were served by the 5th grade room mothers under the direction of hospitality chairman Mrs. Frank Parsons. Phoenix Club Lists Dance "Ernteball", or Thanksgiving Dance will be held for the members and guests of the Phoenix Club, a German-American organization, on Saturday, Nov. 28 at the Retail Clerks Auditorium, 8550 Stanton Ave., Buena Park. Doors will open at 7 and Rudy Berleth and his orchestra lill be playing European style dance music from 8 to 2. Hot and cold European style food and refreshments will be served. For additional information telephone Mrs. Jack Mueller, 526-4905, or Mrs. Sam Draganov, 544-3552. Girl Born To Jesse Adkins' Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Adkins of 2778 Cottonwood St. are announcing the birth of a daughter born Nov. 16 in St. Jude Hospital of Fullerton. Mrs. H. Kirsch Named to Post Of President Mrs. Howard Kirsch, currently serving as corresponding secretary, was recently named to the post of president of the Woman's Division of the Orange Community Chamber of Commerce. Others named to the executive board for next year include Mmes. John Ofell vice-president; Harold Magar, recording secretary; Leo Khury, treasurer; and Mrs. Louise Meteer, corresponding secretary. The board, including a parliamentarian to be named by the president, will be installed at a dinner meeting, Thursday, Dec. 17, in Friedemann Hall. The Christmas party - in BSP Chapter Attains Rating Achievement of a three-star rating for the preceding year was announced at the last meeting of the Xi Beta Alpha Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi. Meeting at the home of Miss Edythe Grimes, the chapter was informed of their rating by the president, Mrs. William Fawcett. Plans and projects, such as the Valentine Ball and the statewide project to assist Cystic Fibrosis research, were discussed in detail by the members. The program "Good Lives," was presented by Mrs. William Callahan, Santa Ana and Mrs. Jack Dooley. Orange. It was based on "Life, Learning, Friendship," from the installation will begin with the social hour at 6:30 p.m. with a buffet dinner at 7:30 p.m. Agenda for the December meeting will include installation of officers and announcement of the woman of the year for 1964 by Mrs. John Opfell, last year's honoree. Mrs. Marion Gleason, current president will continue to serve on the executive board as junior president. Members of the Women's Division officer - nominating committee included Mrs. Roland Miller, chairman and Mmes. Harold Mahar, Ben Byland, Isadore Levine afd Lucy Booker. Also included at the Christmas meeting will be entertainment and audience participation. For dinner reservations call Mrs. Francis Dzambik at 532-1283 or the Orange Community Chamber of Commerce office. JC Women Set Annual Yule Event Fullerton Junior College Faculty Women, International Women students at FJC and District Administrator's wives will be guests of honor at the FJC Faculty Wives Club annual Christmas Coffee. The event will be held at the stu- to the hospital by the service volunteers are James. Patrick Trudell, and Richard Elm. The each day to the young daily news photo Plans and projects, such as the Valentine Ball and the statewide project to assist Cystic Fibrosis research, were discussed in detail by the members. The program "Good Lives," was presented by Mrs. William Callahan, Santa Ana and Mrs. Jack Dooley, Orange. It was based on "Life, Learning, Friendship," from the program book. Woman's Viewpoint Rebekah Lodge States Supper cafeteria supper and bake has been scheduled by Ruby Rebekah Lodge of age, Monday, Nov. 30, at Odd Fellows Hall, 112½ Chapman Ave. Ms. Florence Merriman her committee are in charge of the supper to be from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Mrs. Al Bishop and Mrs. Fan-Barker head the bazaar mittee. Ms. Gladys Christensen, in guardian of the Rebekah embly of California was read at a recent reception her honor, by approximately 400 guests. Escort honoree given to all past and present officers of all offices in the Rebekah Asby. Receiving these honors were Mrs. Rose Seely, vice-president of the Rebekah Assembly; Mrs. Ruth Bettinger, representing the president; Mrs. Marie Cannon, warden; Tom Kenner, grand warden of the Grand Lodge of the Independent Order, Odd Fellows of California; Lawrence Jordan, city councilman of Orange, who also spoke to the assemblage. Others receiving honors were: Mrs. Daisy Bonecutter, musician; the Misses Janice and Georgeanna Ragdzale, soloists; Mrs. Sarah Parker, Noble Grand, soloist; Mrs. Dorothy B. Crane, mistress of ceremonies; and Mrs. Merriman, chairman, refreshment committee. Yule Event Fullerton Junior College Faculty Women, International Women students at FJC and District Administrator's wives will be guests of honor at the FJC Faculty Wives Club annual Christmas Coffee. The event will be held at the student center on the JC campus, Dec. 5, at 10 a.m. Invitations carry a suggestion that each person bring a wrapped Christmas gift appropriate for a young adolescent boy or girl (ages 13 through 17). The gifts will be collected at the coffee and later placed under Christmas Gift Tree. Hostess and co-hostess for this year's Christmas Coffee are Mrs. Colin Campbell (telephone (871-9743) and Mrs. James Lugo (telephone 525-0063)). Neurological Talk Slated The December dinner meeting of the Orange County Chapter of the California Association if Neurologically Handcapped Children, will be held on Tuesday Dec. 15, at held on Tuesday, Dec. 15, at Ana. Dr. Elena Boder of Los Angeles, a well known Pediatric Neurologist, will speak on the Neurological Aspects of School Problems. She is the head of the Neurological Clinic of the Los Angeles P.T.A. Health Clinics. Special guests of the evening will be Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jaffe, stars of the Ben Casey television show. Handy Hints Always serve venison piping hot, say extension specialists at the University of Nevada. Fat from venison solidifies quickly on cooling. Fold a piece of aluminum foil over the end of your curtain rod before stringing on the curtains. No more snagged headings. FOR THE SEESAW — Especially the riders are wearing thick 'n bulky wool knits topping wool pants. The knit tops, jersey blouses and slim capris are made in bold colors, including blue, green, pink and gold to rival Mother Nature's autumn palette.