anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-08

EXQUISITE BRIDAL GOWN—Miss Romona Jean Schley wears lace and nylon net gown at her wedding Saturday. (Arsene photo) Women Schley-Winger Rite Lutheran Church; Romantic beauty marked the ed Miss Romona Jean Schley Saturday night performed by Lutheran church. There was it was the 25th wedding anniversary Mrs. E. Raymond E. Schley South Zeyn St. Aisle for the bride and her tendants was lighted by white ers in candelabra, with cl of white summer blossoms with white satin bows to the ards, at the pew ends. Decor for the sanctuary and the rec held later at the Capilla de Antonio, were hybrid gladioli, spur, and stock arranged ferns and shrub palms. Cand the altar burning throughout ceremony. At the stroke of eight a organist, Mrs. Walter Ke played the bell theme to nuptial music, birds re-echo melody through the church dows. Twins Are Candlelighters Identical twins, Mrs. Ang DeWitt and Mrs. William G wearing lovely pnk toned g the skrts very bouffant, serve candlelighters. Approaching the altar with father, who gave her in marry the bride's sparkling radiance enhanced by the exquisiteness her gown. It was fashioned white taffeta, lace and nylon The fitted bodice having long ed sleeves and the very full of the tulle and lace ending sweeping train. Stephanotis a single white orchid formed bride's floral arrangement she carried on top of her prayer book. A part of ensemble was the lace hand chief, which had belonged to grandmother, Mrs. Adal Schley, and she remembered sentimental accents among the garter of blue and a lo Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Girl Scout Troops Record Activities Including Over Night Camping, Merit Badges, Ceremonies The month of May was merrier for many Girl Scouts of Anaheim who had the stars as a canopy white sleeping one night at over night camp. Janet Theresa Kennedy, scribe or Troop 18, Magnolia 1 school, reports recent activities of the following sixth and seventh grade Scouts: Vickie Jo Jackson, Genelda Bozarth, Betty Jean Jaediche, June Hutchens, Shirley Moldenhauer, Nancy Mizuguchi, and their leaders. In pursuit of Pottery merit badges they visited the residence of Mrs. Milton Taylor of 10241 South Dale Ave. Mrs. Taylor showed them ceramic objects and then helped each girl to model a novelty horse. Their school year’s end “overnight” trip to O’Neill park had as its high-point an eight mile morning hike. Accompanying leaders were Mrs. Muroaka and Mrs. Hutchens. Horace Mann Horace Mann’s Troop 23, fourth graders, “flew up” during an impressive ceremony at La Palma park. Mothers thoroughly enjoyed COTTON CARPET INSTALLED COMPLETE 649 yd. ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 – 3.15 week “Brownie Smile Song” and the very serious song "Girl Scouts Together". Wings were presented to Patty Bane, Viyan Bridgford, Carol Chamberlin, Leah Dick, Marlene Gregory, Jennifer Larson, Virginia Mitchell, Sheryl Murdoch, Lydia Salgado, Tricia Seapy, Lois Tingley, Connie Washburn, Vicki Wright. For their first overnight, the girls had gone to the Investment in Youth Campout spot where they slept in pup tents under the big tree. Savory beans supper with French toast was served. Mrs. Keith Murdoch and Mrs. Gene Dick were the adults in charge. Program aides, were Barbara Murdoch and Carol Jean Stevens. Benjamin Franklin Nineteen members of Troop 28 fifth grade at Benjamin Franklin, camped in O’Neill Park. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Herb Leo, Mr. and Mrs. James Dilly, Mr. and Mrs. George Rose, and Mrs. John Kerns, Mrs. Leo and Mrs. Dilly are leaders. During the week-end plans were made for a pot luck supper to be held in city park. The occasion was planned as a get-together for the girls and their families and the presentation of second class Badges. About Fremont Girls Fremont’s seventh grade Troop 54 visited Camp Koolibah. A brisk train in the early morning dampened the girls' hair but not their spirits. On the menu was Mock Angel cake. Mrs. Murdoch and Mrs. Wayne Ruppert directed operations. Cheryl Murdoch and David Rup- COTTON CARPET INSTALLED COMPLETE 649 yd. ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. THREE ROOM GROUP 289.95 – 3.15 week ANAHEIM FURNITURE 146 N. Los Angeles St. FREE INSTRUCTIONS Enroll now for classes in knitting - crocheting - etc. BEGINNING JUNE 22, 1954 MARIE'S KNIT STUDIO "THE FRENCH VILLAGE" 430 W. Commonwealth Ave. Near Safeway — Open Fridays Until 9:00 p.m. Fullerton, Calif. LA 5-3808 INSURE YOUR CHILD'S FUTURE He'll Learn to READ at the Reading Clinic For Boys and Girls—Ages 7-15 Anaheim Union High School June 21 through July 30 PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED SEND READING CLINIC INFORMATION: Name Address City Phone WRITE The Thompson Reading Clinic Helen M. Thompson, Director 12701 Orangewood, Anaheim, Calif. Or Call Evenings: LEhigh 9-1981 Shley-Winger Rites Solemnized at Zion Lutheran Church; Honeymoon in Mexico Romantic beauty marked every detail of the wedding which unit-fiss Romona Jean Schley and Gene Paul Winger, the ceremony day night performed by the Rev. Edwin F. Pfug, at the Zion Lutheran church. There was deep sentiment to the wedding date as the 25th wedding anniversary of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Raymond E. Schley of 560 North Zeyn St. She for the bride and her attendants was lighted by white tapestry in candelabra, with clusters of white summer blossoms tied with white satin bows to the stand, at the pew ends. Decorations the sanctuary and the reception later at the Capilla de San Antonio, were hybrid gladioli, lark, and stock arranged with sisal and shrub palms. Candles at altar burning throughout theemony. The stroke of eight as the funeralist, Mrs. Walter Kempin, led the bell theme to the special music, birds re-echoed theody through the church window. Twins Are Candlelighters Montical twins, Mrs. Angeline Pitt and Mrs. William Gilbert, loved lovely pnk toned gowns, skirts very bouffant, served as candlelighters. Approaching the altar with her rer, who gave her in marriage, Bride's sparkling radiance was enforced by the exquisiteness of gown. It was fashioned from la taffeta, lace and nylon Tulle, fitted bodice having long point sleeves and the very full skirt in tullle and lace ending in a going train. Stephanotis and a white orchid formed the bride's floral arrangement which carried on top of her white book. A part of her mantle was the lace handkerchief which had belonged to her mother, Mrs. Adalene Bryant, and she remembered other mental accents among them quarter of blue and a lovely pink rose buds. Bridesmaids wore gowns identically fashioned to Mrs Ponteprino's, the color mint green. They too, carried pink rose buds in a small basket. Flower girls were Nancy Lou Winger, the bridegroom's niece and Karen Ann Grunklee, cousin of the bride. Their formal frocks were styled similar to the attendant's gowns and their white flower baskets were filled with rose buds. Attending his brother as best man was Edward E. Winger with another brother, Jack Winger and Ira L. Webber, and Ronald Kay, Maynard Grunklee, a cousin from Orange, as ushers. Nuptial songs were sung by John Kringen of Santa Ana. They were "Because," "Lord's Prayer" and "A Wedding Prayer." Accompanist was Mrs. Kempin. Give Reception Details Reception honors took place at the Capilla de San Antonio with Mr. and Mrs. Schley, parents of the bride and Mr. and Mrs. E. Winger of 330 South Claudia St., parents of the bridegroom receiving the guests with the new Mr. and Mrs. Gene Paul Winger. For the wedding and other festivities Mrs. Schley chose a gown of pink lace with matching lace hat and other accessories in navy shade. Mrs. Winger wore a blue lace dress, her accessories also in navy. Their corsages were fashioned from pink rose buds with silver accent dominating Mrs. Schley's in honor of her 25th wedding anniversary. Attending to the guest book was Mrs. Irene Williams with Miss May Young attending to gifts. MARQUETTE GRADUATE — James A. Larson, 724 North Clementine, son of Dr. and Mrs. John Larson, will be a candidate for the degree of bachelor of science from Marquette University in Milwaukee. Wis., during Marquette's 1954 commencement ceremonies. The Marquette commencement exercises will be held in the Milwaukee Arena at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, June 9, with the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J., St. Louis, Mo., famed Jesuit lecturer, author and editor as the principal speaker. Slate Summer Class In Mental Hygiene Included in University of California Extension's program of summer adult education classes is a Long Beach course in mental hygiene which opens Tuesday, June 22 at 4 p.m. in room 205 of John Dewey School. The class, to include 15 meetings on Tuesday and Thursday, from 4 to 7 p.m. More About Bride A bride is well known in Anaparticularly at Anaheim High where she graduated with class of 1953. On that campus served as secretary to the ent Body, and was a member of the Colonial CoEds. She was of the lovely attendants at the coming, both her junior and years, was a leader in Trinational program throughout her days. In scholarship she received receiving the salutatorian for her class at commencedants on her wedding day Mrs. Dick Ponteprino, sister of bridegroom, matron of Mrs. Ira Webber of Pomona Kenneth Vertress, Miss ColSchley, cousin of the bride came west from Minnestoa the ceremony, and Miss Rita Williams. What Attendants Wore Ponteprino was dressed in pink taffeta and nylon net the waltz length skirt very and the tightly fitted bodice an off shoulder neckline. Married a basket filled with Mrs. Schley chose a gown of pink lace with matching lace hat and other accessories in navy shade. Mrs. Winger wore a blue lace dress, her accessories also in navy. Their corsages were fashioned from pink rose buds with silver accent dominating Mrs. Schley's in honor of her 25th wedding anniversary. Attending to the guest book was Mrs. Irene Williams with Miss May Young attending to gifts. Mexico Honeymoon Later the young couple left on their honeymoon to Rosarita Beach, Mexico and on their return they will make their first home at 600 Live Oak Dr., Anaheim For traveling the bride chose a beige suit with green brown and white accessories. The white orchid from her bridal flowers was pinned to her jacket lapel. As she left she told her plans to continue her work at the Savings and Loan Association of Anaheim. Her bridegroom, also a graduate from Anaheim High School, class of 1952, is presently engaged in construction work. At AUHB he was active in athletics and played on the varsity football team. He was a member of the Colonist Knights. Mr. and Mrs. Winger plan to return to Anaheim within a week. We Are Pleased TO ANNOUNCE... Mary Margaret Chetelat (Experienced Hair Stylist) Has joined our staff of experienced beauty operators Merle Norman Cosmetics 201 S. Claudina Ph. KE 5-5451 A brand new idea in color! Two pink Lanolite Lipsticks...One for Day... 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Horn Grand Color Bearer of the Grand Encampment of California. The reception is to be sponsored by Anaheim Encampment 105, Golden Rule Club of Anaheim Anaheim Odd Fellows Lodge 199. Lois Rebekah Lodge 268, Canton Santa Ana 18 Patriarchs Militant, Ladies Auxiliary to Canton Santa Ana 18, Patriarchs Militant, Fullerton Odd Fellows Lodge 103, and Fullerton Rebekah Lodge 341. J. C. Reynolds of Fullerton is to be master of ceremonies. A dinner will be served at 6:30 p.m. Two dollars are to accompany reservation to be made with Miss Barbara A. Myers, 115 South Olive St. Zincke is a resident of Fullerton and Horn is from Anaheim. Tab Oxy Graduates Occidental College will hold its 72nd commencement ceremonies in the Hillside Theater on the campus Sunday, June 13, at 7:30 p.m., according to President Arthur G. Coons. Henry R. Luce, editors of Time, Life, and Fortune magazines, will be the commencement speaker, on "An Adventure in Ideas." Baccalaureate services will be held in Thorne Hall at 11 a.m. Donald J. Campbell, D. D., Suffragan Bishop, Los Angeles Diocese of the Episcopal church, speaker. Among the candidates for the degree of bachelor of arts from Anaheim are: Carol Bostick, a music major and daughter of Mrs. M. Bostick, 11356 South Haster St.; Dudley Frank, major in political science and son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Frank, 325 North Pine St.; Charles Hoskins, a psychology major and son of Mr. and Mrs. Cortez R. Hoskins, 320 North Alberta Ave.; and Jan Louise Parra, an education major and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony F. Parra, 9761 Stanton Ave. All are graduates of Anaheim Union High school. Frances Plou to Wed James Huntsman of Santa Monica Engagement of Miss Frances Plou to James Huntsman of Santa Monica was told Sunday afternoon at a one o'clock luncheon when Mrs. Louise Plou, mother of the bride-elect entertained in home town. A telegram revealed the news with Marilyn Armstrong, roommate of Miss Plou, reading the message. Those present for this very special party honoring Miss Plou were Marilyn Armstrong, Violet Robirds, Barbara Handsel, Marilyn Brady, Esther Duran, Ardell Harrison and Marilyn Smith. Unable to attend; Wanda Heath, Beverly Weber, Cynthia Bates, and Floria Orr. (Addition Society on Page 6) HILGENFELD MORTUARY Faithful. Courteous. Service 120 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 SQR store Special Purchase! Carol Roger's COTTON DRESSES 5.98 Colorful summer junior dresses in glazed and sculptured cottons. Sleeveless or short sleeve styles. Some have circle skirts, scoop necklines. Mostly white backgrounds with bright floral designs. Sizes 7 to 15. Special Purchase! COTTON SHRUGS 1.99 These will go over everything. Made with just the right contour. Studded with a self color pearl shank at the neckline. Fine quality combed ingrain yarn. Red, white and black. S., M., L. 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