anaheim-bulletin 1954-05-10

REVEALS ENGAGEMENT—Joyce Martinez, daughter of Mr. Henry Martinez and Gordon A. Meisenhimer of Fullerton have told the news of their engagement. The news was relayed by telegram messenger at a recent party attended by friends and relatives. Brivde is graduate of Anaheim High School and Fullerton Junior college. BRIDE-TO-BE—Miss Shirley Ann Klamm, of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Obnmeras of Cypress, a senior student at Anaheim Union High will wed Richard Nervins Ralston, son of Mrs. Chester Brownlee Ralston of 1071 Elk Lane, Santa Ana, June 15... He is a graduate Anaheim High school, class of 1952 and sently at Robertshaw-Fulton, Anaheim. Announce Betrothal Of Joyce Martinez, To Fullerton Man Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martinez of 312 East Ellsworth Ave. announce the betrothal of their daughter Joyce to Gordon A. Meslenheimer of Fullerton. The first news of the engagement Oldest Mother Mrs. Margaret Hess, Fetlock At Mother, Daughter Banquet Friday E Mrs. Margaret Hess was honored as the oldest mother at the mother and daughter banquet at the senior and junior WSWS of the Evangelical United Brethren church. She topped all others with her 88 years of age. Youngest mother was Mrs. Alderson with Mrs. Ann Grabbb. Pink, Blue Them Marks Recent For Mrs. Otto Tr Announce Betrothal Of Joyce Martinez, To Fullerton Man Mr. and Mrs. Henry Martines of 312 East Ellsworth Ave. announce the betrothal of their daughter Joyce to Gordon A. Mesienheimer of Fullerton. The first news of the engagement was revealed recently when Miss Martines told of her romance via a Western Union telegram delivered at a party of relatives and friends. The guests had been invited to a birthday affair. Appropriate games were enjoyed by the group with awards going to Ruth Lutschg and Joyce Shunk. The evening concluded with the forthcoming wedding the conversation over cups of punch and homemade cakes. Sharing the news with those mentioned above were Sara Green, Carol Schaffer, Mary Lou Loessin, Rosemarie Garcie, Gloria Espinoza, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Espinoza and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Williams. The bride - elect is a graduate of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college where she is affiliated with Alpha Gamma Sigma and Phi Alpha Omega sororities. Her bridegroom - elect graduated from schools in Milmaukee, Wis. The young couple are employees at Kwikset Locks, Inc. Announcements Royal Neighbors of America meet at the VFW hall Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. for a potluck luncheon session. ODHS No. 23 meets tonight at 730 in the IOOF hall with b'rthday members to be hostesses. THE Broadway Parent Teacher Association will meet on Tuesday, May 11, at 2:30 p.m. at the Broadway school. Mrs. Margaret Hess was honored as the oldest mother at the mother and daughter banquet at the senior and junior WSWS of the Evangelical United Brethren church. She topped all others with her 88 years of age. Youngest mother was Mrs. Alderson with Mrs. Ann Grabbb the mother having the most daughters. Mrs. James Marten got the honors for having the youngest child and the mother with the most members of her family present was Mrs. Sarah Gust. The mother who traveled the greatest distance to attend the party was a Mrs. Shiller. The banquet was held Friday night at the YMCA building with Mrs. Alice Schmid and Mrs. Walter Taylor serving as general chairman. Decorations, which featured flower decked bonnet, were in charge of Mrs. Harold Brown. Toastmistress was Mrs. Taylor with Mrs. A. McCandless, wife of the church pastor, giving the invocation. Mrs. S. P. Hilgenfeld welcomed the guests with tributes to mothers presented by Kathy Korn. Program features were piano solos by Geraldine Zahl, verse choir numbers, quartets and accordion solos. In the verse choir were Judy Kirkillie, Deanna Peter, Carol Ferguson, Linda Bicher, Linda Weaver, Judy Brubaker, Kathy Weaver followed this number with a piano solo with a quartet composed of Cheryl Scott, Carol Ferguson, Judy Brubaker and Pamela Stockwell then performing. Linda Weaver played a piano solo preceding the high school girls quartet. In this group were Joan Mauerhan, Marian and Gloria Taylor, Judy Stanley, Rosemary Lafaggen, Barbara Mauerhan, Patsy Briggs was the accordionist for the evening. More than 185 mothers and daughters attended the affair. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Pink, Blue Theme Marks Recent Post For Mrs. Otto Tr With presents piled around lor tot the pink and blue tha carried out in the decorate the layette shower honorio Otto Trapp recently when ex Justus and Mrs. Robert served as hostesses. Pim buds enhanced the table ment. In the game period Mrs. Stabbert Mrs. Walter Paul Arthur Mabs, Mrs. Homer received the awards. Enjoying the party, other named above, were Ms Harry Pries, Harry Fox Hein, Dave Domries, Virgins Melvin Peter Glenn Porteley Rapp, Alvin Lopez Trapp, Kirk Trapp, Fred S Leva Adams, Kathryn Just Eshter Leuschner, Miss B Reddig. Unable to attend but gifts were Mrs. Erwin Ma Ralph K'emp, Mrs. Dayton Mrs. Edmund Bohnet, Mrs Dargath, Mrs Phil Boettch Toastmistresses and Northrop to Meet Philomela Toastmistress Northrop meets at the Clidens, Santa Ana, on May the theme of the evening "Significance of Our Cha Dress." Guest speakers will be Cramer, Peggy Sullivan and Wilcutt of the Fullerton club of this unit to be guests at the meeting. There's No Substitute for Circulation. THE PARA-KEET CUT SENSATIONAL HAIR STYLING From 4.50 (Haircut, Shampoo, Wave, Styling Features) exciting! . . . new! . . . short . . . easy to care for, even between appointments. Softly feminine shaping that substitutes the lovely California Casual Look for the touseled Italian Look. Whichever you choose VERLA can create the effect that flatters you most House of Verla (.... in La Dona Beauty Salon) 122 S. Lemon Street Anaheim • KE 5-4925 Make YOUR Appointment With V-E-R-L-A Hair Stylist Since 1941 CRTA President Speaks; Install New Officers Guest speaker at the annual luncheon meeting of the Orange County Division of the California Retired Teachers association at Greenbrier, Garden Grove, was C. W. Preston, president of the CRTA. He gave an account of his visits in homes of retired teachers and highlights of the pending legislation pertaining to retirement. Newly elected leaders were installed with each officer telling briefly of her service background. They are Mrs. Vangella Rainey, West Anahem, president; Miss Henrietta Way, San Clemente, vice president; Mrs. Alta Proud, La Habra, recording secretary; Miss Ruth Williams, Anaheim, financial secretary; Miss Nona Bridge, Laguna, treasurer. More than 100 retired teachers attended the luncheon with Mrs. Mary H. Thomason of Garden Grove as the hostess. The meeting concluded a two-year activity period of the Orange County branch. As the announcement of the state association conclave at Arrowhead Springs, June 15, 16 was made, President Preston urged an excellent attendance from the county as he compliments on the interest shown in CRTA. Officers and chairmen made the annual reports with this part of the meeting headed by President Dr. W. T. Boyce of Fullerton. Others were vice president, Mrs. Dwyer of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Fanny Bragg, Santa Ana, recording secretary, Miss Ruth Williams, Anaheim, financial secretary; Miss Lena Reynolds, Fullerton, treasurer. Heading committees are Mrs. Vangella Rainey, Anaheim, mem- Grateful Parents in Alaska Send $25 to Local Red Cross Grateful to the Red Cross of Anaheim for the aid given to their son, Larry, 13-months old, when they needed help to have him admitted to a hospital where he could be treated for tuberculosis of the spine, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lewis of Brethel, Alaska mailed to the local chapter $25. It was through the contact made to E. P. Hapgood, Anaheim father-in-law of Paul Winsor of the Alaska Native Services, headquarters at Bethel that the efforts of Alaskan missionary couple, the Winsors, Hapgoods and the Red Cross paid off. When it seemed impossible to get one small space in any hospital these people, working with friends in the Shriners opened the way for Larry and he was taken into the Shriners Hospital at Minneapolis. Incorrectly stated was note to the recent article appearing in these columns regarding the $25 gift. The Red Cross, according to local chairman (only in special disaster emergency "call") does not send out of the local district. Men's Brotherhood Serves at Mother, Daughter Banquet Men's Brotherhood members at the Christian church served at the church's mother and daughter banquet with Alfred Mills in charge of the menu. Turkey was the entree. CSC class members arranged the appropriate Mothers Day decorations for the long tables. They were silhouettes of mothers, silver trimming accenting the black cutouts as well as pink carnations. Margaret Hess, Feted Banquet Friday Eve Pink, Blue Theme Marks Recent Party For Mrs. Otto Trapp With presents piled around a tray or tot the pink and blue theme was carried out in the decorations for the layette shower honoring Mrs. Otto Trapp recently when Mrs. Alk Justus and Mrs. Robert Justus served as hostesses. Pink rose buds enhanced the table arrangement. In the game period Mrs. Herbert Stabbert Mrs. Walter Paulus Mrs. Arthur Mabs, Mrs. Homer Kirk received the awards. Enjoying the party, other than named above, were Mesdames Harry Pries, Harry Fox Adolpheln, Dave Domries, Virgil Isbell, delvin Peter Glenn Porter, Wesley Rapp, Alvin Lopez, Louise trapp, Kirk Trapp, Fred Stephens, eva Adams, Kathryn Justus, Miss shater Leuschner, Miss Elizabeth Wedig. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Erwin Mabs, Mrs.alph K'emp, Mrs. Dayton Smith, Mrs. Edmund Bohnet, Mrs. Royargath, Mrs. Phil Boettcher. Toastmistresses at Northrop to Meet Philomela Toastmistress club at Northrop meets at the Club Gardens, Santa Ana, on May 13 with the theme of the evening to be significance of Our Change in dress." Guest speakers will be Maxine ramer, Peggy Sullivan and Ines silcott of the Fullerton club, members of this unit to be specialests at the meeting. There's No Substitute for Paid Reculation. B. F. Cubs Presented Awards, Dates Slated Benjamin Franklin Cub Scout dens, at the recent Pack 105 meeting, displayed items showing their activities in the past weeks. Awards in this field went to Ben Royer, Curtis Preston, Bryan Chatham, Rornis Anderson, Bill Bryant, Donald Vary, Allan Prehelm, Paul Bruce, Martin Aicrhoth, Ty Salness, Bobby Anderson, Jack McGreevey, Pat Burleigh, Dennis Faulkner, Albert Aichrhoth, Richard Schneider and Sonny Cozza. Coming dates announced were Saturday, May 15, Captain Jet TV show; Saturday, May 22, Scout camporee; June 1, potluck picnic; city park at 630 p.m.; father and son outing at Irvine park on June 6. Stockwell Students Play Saturday at Informal Recital The piano students of Betty Stockwell met at her studio home shown in CRTA. Officers and chairmen made the annual reports with this part of the meeting headed by President Dr. W. T. Boyce of Fullerton. Others were vice president, Mrs. Dwyer of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Fanny Bragg. Santa Ana, recording secretary, Miss Ruth Williams, Anahe'm, financial secretary; Miss Lena Reynolds, Fullerton, treasurer. Heading committees are Mrs. Vangelia Rainey, Anaheim membership; Mrs. Dora Glines, Santa Ana, welfare; Mrs. Ella Page Hosmer, Fullerton; press relations; Miss Leslie Fowler, Laguna director to national: L. L. Beeman, Santa Ana, historian; Mrs. Delphine Tubman, Laguna, auditor; Miss Stella Johnson, Laguna, ass'taint national director; Mrs. Mary Nichols, Santa Ana, Settle Life Memorial Scholarship fund. In retiring from office President Boyce expressed appreciation for cooperation of members and officers of the past year. "I believe you are taking over the leadership and direct'on of one of the most active, vigorous and growing organizations in the state," said the retiring president as he welcomed the new officers into their duties. He added that Orange County branch of CRTA is second in membership to Los Angeles county. B. F. Cubs Presented Awards, Dates Slated Benjamin Franklin Cub Scout dens, at the recent Pack 105 meeting, displayed items showing their activities in the past weeks. Awards in this field went to Ben Royer, Curtis Preston, Bryan Chatham, Rornis Anderson, Bill Bryant, Donald Vary, Allan Prehelm, Paul Bruce, Martin Aicrhoth, Ty Salness, Bobby Anderson, Jack McGreevey, Pat Burleigh, Dennis Faulkner, Albert Aichrhoth, Richard Schneider and Sonny Cozza. Coming dates announced were Saturday, May 15, Captain Jet TV show; Saturday, May 22, Scout camporee; June 1, potluck picnic; city park at 630 p.m.; father and son outing at Irvine park on June 6. Stockwell Students Play Saturday at Informal Recital The piano students of Betty Stockwell met at her studio home shown in CRTA. Officers and chairmen made the annual reports with this part of the meeting headed by President Dr. W. T. Boyce of Fullerton. Others were vice president, Mrs. Dwyer of Huntington Beach, Mrs. Fanny Bragg. Santa Ana, recording secretary; Miss Ruth Williams, Anahe'm, financial secretary; Miss Lena Reynolds, Fullerton, treasurer. Heading committees are Mrs. Vangelia Rainey, Anaheim membership; Mrs. Dora Glines, Santa Ana, welfare; Mrs. Ella Page Hosmer, Fullerton; press relations; Miss Leslie Fowler, Laguna director to national: L. L. Beeman, Santa Ana, historian; Mrs. Delphine Tubman, Laguna, auditor; Miss Stella Johnson, Laguna，ass'taint national director; Mrs. Mary Nichols，Santa Ana，Settle Life Memorial Scholarship fund. In retiring from office President Boyce expressed appreciation for cooperation of members and officers of the past year." I believe you are taking over the leadership and direct'on of one of the most active， vigorous and growing organizations in the state," said the retiring president as he welcomed the new officers into their duties. He added that Orange County branch of CRTA is second in membership to Los Angeles county. B. F. Cubs Presented Awards,Dates Slated Benjamin Franklin Cub Scout dens，at the recent Pack 105 meeting，displayed items showing their activities in the past weeks. Awards in this field went to Ben Royer，Curtis Preston，Bryan Chatham，Rornis Anderson，Bill Bryant，Donald Vary，Allan Prehelm，Paul Bruce，Martin Aicrhoth，Ty Salness，Bobby Anderson，Jack McGreevey，Pat Burleigh，Dennis Faulkner，Albert Aichrhoth，Richard Schneider and Sonny Cozza. Coming dates announced were Saturday，May 15，Captain Jet TV show；Saturday，May 22，Scout camporee；June 1，potluck picnic；city park at 630 p.m.; father and son outing at Irvine park on June 6. Stockwell Students Play Saturday at Informal Recital The piano students of Betty Stockwell met at her studio home shown in CRTA. Officers and chairmen made the annual reports with this part of the meeting headed by President Dr. W. T. Boyce of Fullerton. 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Miss Imogene Lfrend of the bride school chum at Mary was the nuptial soliloa were "Our Lady of On This Day.O Beer er." "Panis Angelicus Maria." Officiant for the m was the Rev.Father Mey with Mrs.A.F.Paganist. Sister.Matron o Sister of the bride.M Ramon Tozer.Anahiem her matron of honor.Sitfully gowned in a v shrimp-foned taffeta signed with a full and matching stole.A gold carnations adorn and she carried a nosy gold carnations. Other attendants were ard Martin and Mrs. Stockwell Students Play Saturday at Informal Recital The piano students of Betty Stockwell met at her studio-home for the final informal musicale on Saturday afternoon. The following students played the required ten memorized pieces for their years work: Cheryl Scott, Dorothy Parslow, Rae Ann Stanley, Priscilla Cranston, Linda Heybrock and Kathy Korn. Others playing in the program were Pamela Stockwell, Edward and Becky McLaughlin, Curtis Stanley and Carol Whitfield. Duo-piano numbers were played by each student also. The students will be heard in the piano recital at the Anaheim Ebell on Sunday afternoon, May 23, this the last program for the term. The afternoon party was climaxed with everyone enjoying the two angel food cakts baked by Mrs. Scott, Sr. Six mothers were present. DANGEROUS to gamble with the life and looks of your prized garments by subjecting them to inferior cleaning. Anything you care as much about as your clothes deserves the finest treatment—in short, our most modern method of cleaning and conditioning your garments! ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Karl Knapp, Owner 117 W. Cypress St. Ph. KE 5-4618 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING Precision is the very foundation of competent prescription service. That's why we check each compounding step, to avoid the slightest possibility of error. And, of course, our skilled Registered Pharmacists use only the best ingredients obtainable. Yet, you will find our prices no higher than elsewhere. Bring your prescriptions to us. HEYING REXALL DRUG 144 W. Center, KE. 5-3204 A GOOD PHARMACIST ...A GOOD NEIGHBOR Women carrie lou sutherland - editor bridgroom was bestman with usher duties taken care of by Richard Tozer, brother-in-law of the bride and Denis Cushing. The young couple knelt for the nuptial blessing at the sanctuary altar decorated with white stock and stephanotis. Reception honors took place later in the patio yard of the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert E. Carter, 505 South Indiana St. with decorations for this affair arranged from white carnations, stephanotis, stock and lighted candles. What Mothers Wore The bride's cake, traditional in its top piece, was shared first by the new Mr. and Mrs. Monti after they had greeted their hosts of friends and relations. Receiving the guests with them were their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carter and Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. Monti, Sr. of Custer, Pa. Mrs. Carter chose a navy blue lace gown for the occasion, her accessories in pink and navy. Mrs. Monti wore a two-piece navy dress, her accessories in white and navy. Hostess serving cake was Miss Placida Bagdon, Miss Mary Jean Bushman attending the guest book. Serving punch were Mrs. Jan Spykerman and Mrs. Bill Franklin, all the hostesses close friends of the bride. When Mrs. Monti left on her honeymoon she was smartly dressed in a navy faille suit, her orchid from her bridal bouquet pinned to her jacket. She is an alumnae of Marywood Catholic Girls High school, attended St. Vincent's College of Nursing, and has been employed in the administration office of the Anaheim Bulletin. To Live in East Her bridegroom, a graduate of Bradford, Pa., grammar and high school served three years in the Marines. He recently became affiliated with his father in the construction business at Custer City, Pa. where the young couple plan to establish their first home. They are traveling leisurely to Pennsylvania taking in resorts and interesting points enroute. They plan to SATURDAY'S BRIDE — Mary Joanne Carter and Nicholas Joseph Monti Jr. of Pennsylvania wed at Boniface Catholic Church. Mary Joanne Carter Becomes Bride of Nicholas Monti Jr. Saturday Morning Bridal white complimented the loveliness of Miss Mary Joanne Carter as she approached the altar at St. Boniface church Saturday morning at 10 o'clock to say her marriage vows with Nicholas Joseph Monti Jr., of Custer, Pa. Her gown of slipper satin was fashioned in redingote style, with tiny satin buttons and the Mandarin collar accenting the waist. The long sleeves were softly fitted and pointed at the wrist with the very full skirt created from nylon net worn over crisp white taffeta. Her tiny white velvet Juliet cap, studded with pearls, held her short veil to her hairstyle and she carried white carnations, stephanosis and stock in her nosegay, its center an exquisite orchid. Her gown was the "borrowed and old" in sentimental accents as it was her sister's wedding dress. She remembered the new and blue in the traditional garter. Her father, Herbert E. Carter gave her in marriage. Miss Imogene Larson, close friend of the bride and former school chum at Marywood High, was the nuptial soloist. Her songs were "Our Lady of Providence," "On This Day, O Beautiful Mother," "Panis Angelicus," and "Ave Maria." Officiant for the nuptial mass was the Rev. Father Michael Casey with Mrs. A. F. Faust as organist. Sister, Matron of Honor Sister of the bride, Mrs. R'chard Ramon Tozer, Anaheim, served as her matron of honor. She was beautifully gowned in a waltz length shrimp-foned taffeta formal designed with a full net overskirt and matching stole. A wreath of gold carnations adorned her hair and she carried a nosegay of the gold carnations. Other attendants were Mrs. Richard Martin and Mrs. Denis Cushman. Both of Anaheim, Mrs. Martyn was dressed in a lemon-toned formal and Mrs. Cushing wore a gown in lime shade. They were designed identical to Mrs. Tozer's dress. They, too, wore the carnation wreaths in their hair and carried matching nosegays. Little Miss Janice Spykerman, God-child of the bride, was the flower girl. She was dressed in a formal frock of pale blue taffeta taffetta fashioned with net overskirt and a tiny stole, and carried gold carnations in her nosegay. Carnations also formed the crescent for her hair. Peo Zamberlan, uncle of the To Live in East Her bride room, a graduate of Bradford, Pa. grammar and high school served three years in the Marines. He recently became affiliated with his father in the construction business at Custer City, Pa. where the young couple plan to establish their first home. They are traveling leisurely to Peninsylvania taking in resorts and interesting points enroute. They plan to be at home after May 20. Here and There High school seniors from Anaheim, Garden Grove, Orange, Tustin, Laguna Beach, Brea - Olinda and Valencia visited the Santa Ana college campus this past week as part of the annual senior visitation day. They toured the campus, met with department advisors according to their major interest, and learned of campus activities. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Felix Lopez of 7822 Gertrude St. at the Santa Ana Community hospital on May 7. The Garden Grove Farm Center meeting is slated May 13 at the Grove Union High School cafeteria. Potluck will precede the program which will feature Dr. Glenn Brown of Coast College as guest speaker. His subject will be "Our World Today." Friends and relatives of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Brunet of 1102 Cerritos are congratulating this couple on the birth of their son at St. Joseph hospital on May 8. SAVE up to $2000 Sister of the bride, Mrs. R'chard Ramon Tozer, Anaheim, served as her matron of honor. 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