anaheim-bulletin 1953-09-01

MRS. DONALD CALAWAY (Teddy Lou Payne) was one of the summer's loveliest brides yesterday at Salt Lake City, Utah. Teddy Lou Payne, Donald Calaway Wed In Morman Temple at Salt Lake City News of the marriage of Miss Teddy Lou Payne, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne of 419 South Indiana St. and Donald Calaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Calaway of 9681 South Harding, West Anaheim has been told to hosts of friends of the two families today. Saying their vows in the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City, Utah, Monday afternoon with Elder Lewis Elgren officiating, the young couple then left for their honeymoon trip which will take them to Zion, Bryce, and Grand thing blue" wore a garter borrowed from a college roommate. Before leaving for their wedding trip the young couple, with Mr. and Mrs. Mackay enjoyed a News of the marriage of Miss Teddy Lou Payne, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne of 419 South Indiana St. and Donald Calaway, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey L. Calaway of 9681 South Harding, West Anaheim has been told to hosts of friends of the two families today. Saying their vows in the Mormon Temple at Salt Lake City, Utah, Monday afternoon with Elder Lewis Elggren officiating, the young couple then left for their honeymoon trip which will take them to Zion, Bryce, and Grand Canyons and other scenic places before they return west to make their home at 508 East Franklin Whittier. Only witnesses to the marriage ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mackay, friends of the bride and bridegroom from Anaheim, their parents were unable to attend the wedding. Wedding Reception Oct. 11 Plans are being made for a wedding reception at the Capilla de San Antonio on Oct. 11, when the bridegroom will have leave from duties at Camp Roberts where he is presently stationed. Teddy Lou chose a beautifully designed gown for her wedding. It was created from lovely imported Chantilly lace over satin with fitted bodice having a tiny Peter Pan collar detail at the high neckline. The full skirt fell into a small sweep at the back and her sheer illusion veil was held to her hair with a small Juliet cap matching the lace of her gown. Stipence In Slipper In her wedding slipper she placed a judy sixpence and for some-thing blue" wore a garter borrowed from a college roommate. Before leaving for their wedding trip the young couple, with Mr. and Mrs. Mackay enjoyed a wedding dinner given by Mrs. L. E. Jensen. For traveling the bride wore a smartly tailored fall gray suit, her accessories in black and the corsage from her bridal flowers pinned to the lapel of her jacket. Bride's Background She is a native of Anaheim and throughout her grade and high school days was very active in campus clubs and was a four-year member of the Girl Reserves, now the Tri-Hi-Y club. Her popularity continued through Fullerton Junior college where she brought glory to Anaheim students when elected Turkey Day queen, one of the coveted honors for FJC coeds. As a student at Whittier, she again took active part in campus and was affiliated with the Palmer Society. She has been teaching at Oceanview School. Whittier this past year and plans to continue her profession. Bridegroom in The Army Her bridegroom, also an alumnus of Anaheim Union High school where he participated in many of the campus events and served one term as student body president, attended Fullerton Junior college for one year and studied its mission work of his church before entering the U.S. Army for two years. He later plans to complete his college curriculum as an education administration major. 40th Anniversary Year 1913 1953 Mounting NEW LIFE AND BEAUTY FOR Your Diamond WE CLOSE 5:30 P.M. EVERYDAY VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 108 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CA CONVENIENT CREDIT Stamped Pillow Case Reg. 1.75 value 1.59 pr. Dainty patterns stamped pillow tubing: Needs little embroidery to dethem. Wednesday only! First floor Cotton Blouse Reg. values to $.90 1.00 Cotton blouses, pique b group of striped seers shorts, shirts and br match. Wednesday only Second floor Boy's Shirtu Short Sleeve 1.98 Just a few left in our sto these boys short sleeve Gingham, nylon, rayon. 6-20. Priced to clear! On only, bargain! First floor SHOP WEEKDAYS 9:30 Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Northern Star Staff curtained at the Dinner Dorothy Thiessen, worthy of the Chispa chapter Easer, and Donald Jones, worron, entertained their line with their husbands and a 5 o'clock patio supper evening at the Thiessen 1000 N. Citron St. Tables were beautifully and with bouquets of roses motif napkins. After suptists visited and played cannons thanked officers on of Mrs. Thiessen and himher help during the past women officers were prewith gifts of lovely Italian Mr. Jones gave each of a memo pad with magnenecoll. Thiessen unfortunately was other place as hostess was by her mother, Mrs. Mae Announcements American Begonia society set Sept. 3 at the Orange Farm Bureau hall, 353 Orange. There will be a on begonias and their idenlation by Mrs. Gillenswater adena. Color slides will be Red Cross Call for Blood Rallys Anaheim 190 loyal citizens answered the call of the local chapter of the American Red Cross last Friday afternoon at the Ebell Club house, when the Mobile unit visited Anaheim. The blood made available for Orange County's hospitals and our varied and urgent needs was increased by 185 pints of whole blood. 20 pints were given to the Hemophilisc Foundation. Many donors made their contribution for a friend or relative who has previously received Red Cross blood. Mrs. Ben Kaulbars Blood Program Chairman in charge of the Mobile visit stated the figure of 185 pints was the largest made in the month of August in Anaheim since the end of World War 2. Mr. Clyde Cromar Blood Recruitment Chairman for the Anaheim Chapter thanked all those who supported the blood bank, and said "I hope that our citizens will not lose sight of the fact that 185 donors represent only 1 per cent of Anaheim's population, for it we are to meet all demands for blood or our civilian sick, for our veleans in hospitals, the urgencies for our civilian sick, for our vetesans in hospitals, the urgencies for hemophela and Pollo. We must, increase our quota and enlist the aid of a much greater number of people in this program. Assisting Mrs. Ben Kaulbars was the centeen staff chairman. PLEATED TULLE and chantilly lace make lovely wedding gown f Mrs. Leslie Houston Faulkner (Carole Steele). Carole Steele is Bride of Leslie Faulkner In Formal Wedding Service Saturday Miss Carole Steele, daughter of Mrs. Cecil E. Todd of Buena Park and Leslie Houston Faulkner, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Faulkner, 54 W. Chestnut St., were married August 29 in an impressive 8 o'clock services at the Capilla de San Antonio. Dr. Hugh Tiner, president of Pepperdine college, officiated. The bride wore a lovely gown of white pleated tulle over taffeta, with a strapless bodice and bolero of chantilly lace. A dainty bonnet of pleated tulle held a shoulder length veil with pleated tulle edging. She San Francisco in rose. Ronald Faulkner, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The ushers were Don Liebhart of San Ana* and Richard Alvord of S Announcements American Begonia society set Sept. 3 at the Orange Farm Bureau hall, 358, Orange. There will be a ban begonias and their idion by Mrs. Gillienswater edena. Color slides will be refreshments will be seriators are welcome. Lincoln P. T. A. program committee will meet Wed. at 10 a.m. at the office principal P. S. Doane at pool. Mrs. Ben Wright, pre-urges all who are interest-attend. As student body prest-attended Fullerton Junior one year and studied in work of his church before the U. S. Army for two life later plans to complete education major. Carole Steele is Bride of Leslie Faulkner In Formal Wedding Service Saturday Miss Carole Steele, daughter of Mrs. Cecil E. Todd of Buena Park and Leslie Houston Faulkner, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Faulkner, 54 W. Chestnut St., were married August 29 in an impressive 8 o'clock services at the Capilla de San Antonio. Dr. Hugh Tiner, president of Pepperdine college, officiated. The bride wore a lovely gown of white pleated tulle over taffeta, with a strapless bodice and bolero of chantilly lace. A dainty bonnet of pleated tulle held a shoulder length veil with pleated tulle edging. She wore her mother's pearls and carried a bouquet of white carnations and tube roses surrounding a white orchid. She was given in marriage by her brother, Thomas Steele of Kansas City. The bride was attended by Mrs. John Gulino (Pat Bryant) as matron of honor. She wore a gown of green taffeta with fitted bodice and bouffant skirt, and a bonnet to match her dress. She carried white carnations tied with satin ribbons. The bridesmaids wore gowns of the same design with matching satin ribbons in their bouquets. They wore Mrs. Jackie Hatfield Houston of Balboa, wearing champagne rose, and Mrs. Barbara Sinclair Ford of San Francisco in rose. Ronald Faulkner, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. The usher were Don Liebhart of Saran Ana and Richard Alvord of San Diego. Kenneth Akin of Santa Ana was solist, singing "With This Rink" "Kiss Me Again," and the "Lor Prayer." He was accompanied by Mrs. A.F. Faust who also played well known strains of the wedding march. The chapel was lovely with white flowers throughout, and white blossoms characterizing the reception in the garden. The bride was a pedestal cake topped with brass and bridegroom. She was assist at the reception by Mrs. Barbie Gautsche with the guest book and Miss Martine Brown at the purpowl. Mrs. Todd wore a lace dress Garter Belts Reg. 1.75 values! 1·29 Two styles of garter belts — white nylon in medium width, sizes 24-30. White satin in wider skirt back. Sizes 30-36. Wednesday only! First floor Stamped Pillow Cases Reg. 1.75 value Seersucker Boy's Pajamas Reg. to 3.95 Summer Dresses Reg. 5.96 to 35.00 Wednesday only! First floor Stamped Pillow Cases Reg. 1.75 value 1.59 pr. tainty patterns stamped on pillow tubing: Needs just a little embroidery to decorate them. Wednesday only! First floor Cotton Blouses Reg. values to $.98 1.00 cotton blouses, pique boleres, group of striped seersucker shorts, shirts and bras to match. Wednesday only. Second floor Boy's Shirts Short Sleeve 1.98 just a few left in our stock, of these boys short sleeve shirts.ingham, nylon, rayon. Sizes 20. Priced to clear! One day only, bargain! First floor Seersucker Boy's Pajamas Reg. to $.95 2.98 One day only special on these well-made seersucker — no ironing necessary — pajamas. Priced to clear at 2.98 First floor Men's Dress Shirts Zephyr Weight Reg. price $3.95 2.69 or 2 for 5.00 Men's famous brand-name dress shirts, at a price guaranteed to sell out quickly!... One day only special. First floor Men's Handkerchiefs 3 for 1.00 Men's pure linen handkerchiefs. One day only, 3 for 1.00 First floor Summer Dresses Reg. 5.96 to 35.00 4.00---18.00 Better summer dresses in crepe, pure silk prints, shantung, cotton. Broken sizes. A great Clearance value! Second floor 100% Wool Suits Reg. 55.00 to 79.95 30.00 to 45.00 Better suits, famous-name suits. Fashioned of sheen gabardine, worsted flannel, crepes. Regular and half sizes. A Clearance special. Second floor OP WEEKDAYS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. OPEN FRIDAY NITES 'TIL 9:00 Here and There Miss Beatrice Inhofer has been returned to her home at 112DA Pearl St., following major surgery last week at St. Joseph's hospital. EX-GEL-CIS COSMETICS Mrs. M. P. Tharron, 116 N. Rush St., Anaheim. Phone 4408. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Neely of 815 N. Palm St. are the parents of a daughter born August 28 at Fullerton General hospital. Miss Marilyn Rose Murra, 911¼ N. Palm St., and Paul Milton Freeman, 844 N. Citron St., have made application for license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Schneider and their family are vacationing at Sequoia National Park. License to wed has been issued to Miss Evelyn Louise Drinkwater, 13032 Katella St., and John J. Bettencort, 13122 Pleasant Ave., Garden Grove. Miss Gwendolyn Joe Miner of Westminster and Robert Milton Snell, 1112 Ball Rd., Anaheim, have received their license to wed. A daughter was born Sunday at St. Joseph's Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kitchens, 6871 Savannah St., Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Venegas of Anaheim are parents of a boy born Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Witt of 12571 Katella road are parents of cocoa brown with beige accessories and a corsage of a green orchid. The bride donned a travel costume of dark blue with rose accessories as she left with her husband for a honeymoon at the Mira Mar Hotel in Santa Monica and other resorts. After their wedding trip, Mr. and a boy born Aug. 28 at Santa Ana community hospital. The George O'Briens, 1401 E. Santa Ana St., announce the birth at St. Joseph's hospital Sunday of their first "Anaheimer," Maureen Rose O'Brien. Four of the O'Briens children attend St. Bogface school here. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Douglas, 517 W. Broadway, celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary yesterday. Their son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Dean and family shared the traditional cake and ice cream. They received a congratulatory telegram from their son an family, Dr. and Mrs. A. B. Douglas of Collinsville, Ill. Mr. and Mrs. William Spencer, 734 N. Lemon St., are the parents of a boy, born Aug. 29, at Fullerton General Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Nash of Freeway Park are the parents of a daughter, Laurie Kay, born Saturday at St. Joseph's hospital. LeRoy and Julie Ann Nash are the baby's brother and sister. Civilian Defense Program Topic of B'nai B'rith Civilian defense information will be given by Mrs. Henry Klipstein, civilian defense chairman of the Orange county B'nai B'rith women at the joint meeting of the men and women of the Orange County B'nai B'rith chapters on Wednesday, Sept. 2. The program will be held at 9:30 in the Beth Sholom Temple, 5th and Bush Sts., Santa Ana, after the regular business meetings of the two groups; it was announced today by Mrs. Charles Canetti, president of the local chapter. Mrs. Klipstein represented the Orange County B'nai B'rith Women at the Southern California Women's conference on civil defense held recently at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles and she will be attending that conference. Mr. and Mrs. Robert . Witt of 12571 Katella road are parents of cocoa brown with beige accessories and a corsage of a green orchid. The bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Faulkner, wore a dusty rose gown with an orchid corsage. The bride donned a travel costume of dark blue with rose accessories as she left with her husband for a honeymoon at the Mira Mar hotel in Santa Monica and other resorts. After their wedding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Faulkner will make their home in San Diego where he is employed with the Grimalva Buick Company. Both bride and bridegroom are graduates of Anaheim Union High School. Since her graduation, the bride has been employed at the Seaboard Finance company in Anaheim. She expects to continue her work with that company in San Diego. Mr. Faulkner attended Santa Ana Junior College and was graduated from Pepperdine College last June where he majored in business administration. He played with the basketball varsity squad in Anaheim high school and at Pepperdine and has played with the Denver basketball league this summer. Mrs. Klipstein represented the Orange County B'nai Brith Women at the Southern California Women's conference on civil defense held recently at Pepperdine College in Los Angeles and she will bring a report of that conference. Lt. Col Edw J McCabe, co-ordinator of Santa Ana Civil Defense and Disaster Organization will present films as part of the program, "Fire Fighting for Householders" and "Target U.S.A." The program is open to the public. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks to the many friends and neighbors for their help and sympathy and the beautiful floral offerings during the passing of our dear husband father. MAE HENEGHAN JOHN W. HENEGHAN GERALDINE HENEGHAN Shoes Reg. values to 12.95 2.95 Remaining stock of August Clearance shoes in women's styles. Dress and sport types. One day only special. Basement Store Cotton Pajamas 1.19 A great value in lovely cotton plisse tailored pajamas with embroidered trim. Peach, pink, blue, yellow. Also only, candy stripe broad-cloth pajamas, green, blue, pink. Sizes 44 to 46. Second floor 3 D Pillows 4.25 ea. Three corner wedge pillows, 100% Kapok-filled ... Stays soft and plump. Covered in Goodyear's quilted Taffetex. Long wearing, easy to clean (just wipe off with a damp cloth.) Excellent for many uses — including sick-beds, or just plain relaxation. Rose green, chartruese, wine, gold. Clearance value. Basement store Bed Jackets 3.95 Val-lace trimmed crepe bed jackets. Very feminine and lovely. Pink, blue or white. Small, medium or large. Great value! 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