'Miss Halloween' Named at Anaheim LAT

'Miss Halloween' Named at Anaheim Los Angeles Times (1923-Current File); C ProQuest Historical Newspapers: Los Ang pg. 21 HOLIDAY ROYALTY—Miss B Anaheim's 31st annual Hallo cities. Princesses will be Miss Bald been and rein du lov 300 rein Mi side Ste dir fes cal lar to Reproduced with permission of the cop Anaheim (int File); Oct 12, 1954; Los Angeles Times 'Miss Halloween Named at Ana ANAHEIM, Oct. 11—Miss Barbara Webb of Hemet has been selected from contest- ANAHEIM, Oct. 11—Miss Barbara Webb of Hemet has been selected from contestants representing 25 cities to reign as “Miss Halloween” during the 31st annual Halloween festival here on Oct. 30. Selected as princesses to reign with Miss Webb were Miss Darla Austin of Surfside and Miss Katherine Stockschlader, San Bernardino. Major event in the Anaheim festival will be what sponsors call the West’s oldest and largest night parade, expected to be witnessed by 125,000. It The image provided is extremely blurry and lacks any discernible content. It appears to be a cropped or scanned image of a newspaper page. Due to the poor resolution, it is not possible to accurately transcribe the text. If you have additional details about the content, please provide them so I can assist further. selected to reign as queen of She competed with girls from 25 s Katherine Stockschlader. Halloween' Anaheim Miss will feature 30 major floats. The affair also will include the annual Halloween breakfast in Anaheim City Park Anaheim Miss Webb, 18-year-old graduate of Hemet High School and 1954 queen of the National Orange Show in San Bernardino will be given a three-day tour to San Francisco as one of her beauty contest prizes. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Webb, 435 N Thompson St., Hemet. The queen and her royal court will ride on the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce float in the Oct. 30 parade. will feature 30 major floats. The affair also will include the annual Halloween breakfast in Anaheim City Park and special events for youngsters, including a kiddie parade Friday afternoon, Oct. 29, window painting contest judging Friday night and "Hobgoblin day" on Saturday. The queen and her royal court will ride on the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce float in the Oct. 30 parade.