anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-15

GRADUATING PROM GLAMOUR—Lovely preface to the Anaheim High School Junior-Senior Prom at the Santa Ana Country club Saturday night were many soirees and with the teen-agers gay and happy in their formal dress. One such party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brooks at 9342 Hillview, West Anaheim with their son, assisted by a bevy of coeds in the host and hostesses roles. The prom, a diversion from previous end-of-the year festivities, was one of the successful social events of the graduating season. In the above photo is seen a foursome at the Brooks home party (left to right) John Brooks, Elizabeth Bellmore, Ann Betts and Don Sagan. (Bulletin photo) Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Women carrie lou sutherland – editor Party Has Different Aspect; Bridegroom-Elect Feted at Surprise Shower at Rogers Home June, the month of romance and weddings, has been a busy one for many brides-to-be with the bridegrooms-elect often the forgotten men. This was not true Saturday night when Carroll Coykendall, who is towed Mary Louise Applebury of Artesia, June 26, was the very special guest at a party in the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Roger on East North La Palma. Hosta and hostesses were the "would-be" uncles and aunts of the honored guest. Personal gifts were presented to the bridegroom-elect after a buffet supper was enjoyed. The grand daughters of the J. Lee Rogers' Pamela and Kay Mason, pulled in a circus cart, which had been made for Carroll, when he was but seven years old. It was piled high with gifts. As the affair was planned as a surprise, the guests thought this would give away the idea but the guest of honor "did not fall" until the group sang an original verse which (in part) said, "We have stuck by you through yuletide, birthdays, and school, but we feel now you are on your own. Good luck to you and Mary Lou." Movies Shown Entertainment included movies of an eastern trip enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Rogers which took the party guest to the east coast through some of the world-known locations and cities. Route home was through the rugged mountains in North Dakota. Cleverness marked every detail of the party. The table centerpiece was really a creation. An art piece done by Hugo Schulz, it first drew attention for its surprising attractiveness and then humor took over as the guests saw the unusual employment of barbed wire wilted illies, devil grass, oats and other items, all snowing the masculine touch. The setting was lighted by lanterns instead of the traditional candles. Louise who shared the pleasures of the evening with Carroll Coykendall and his mother, Mrs. Jess Coykendall, (his father unable to attend); Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walker of Los Angeles, Mrs. Kirby Anderson, Huntington Park, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Morningstar of Villa Park, Mrs. Doris Walter of Anaheim, uncles and aunts; J. B. Coykpdall, grandfather of the bridegroom-elect; Mr. and Mrs. Charles TeWinkle of Costa Mesa, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Butcher, Mr. and Mrs. A. Jantzen, Miss Katherine Steward, Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Schulz, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lampert of Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason, Joe Kelly, Mrs. Ernest Zitzmann, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Schulz and Pamela and Kay Mason. Local Coeds Make Mark at Mount St. Mary’s College At the recent elections for class officers at Mt. St. Mary's College, Miss Winifred Ann Stehly became sophomore class president. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N.J. Stehly, and a graduate of Marywood School where she was student-body president during her senior year. At St. Mary's she was the freshman representative on the Student Government. Another Marywood graduate to be honored was Miss Dorothy Anne Huarte, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Joseph D.Huarte. She was elected ALICE JENEAL REEVES Announces Engagement Announce Betrothal Of Jeaneal Reeves And Richard Wilson Miss Alice Jeaneal Reeves, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.W.L.Reeves of 414 North Emily St. has told, the news of her engagement to Richard Wayne Wilson of 823 West Fourth St., Long Beach to hosts of her friends. Her mother and father have formally announced the betrothal with the wedding to be a late summer event. Jeneal is a graduate of Anaheim High School and Criss business college and has been employed at Kwikset Locks Inc.for the past four years.Her bridegroom graduated from Wilson High in Long Beach,served two years in the Army with one year duty in Korea,and is now employed with Livingston Rock and Gravel Inc.at Long Beach. Sgt. Robert Shipley, Son of Anaheim Couple, Marries Mr. and Mrs.E.T.Adkisson, of Anaheim and Charleston,S.C.have announced the marriage of their daughter,Thelma Adkisson Clay to Sgt.Robert J.Shipley,USMC.The couple were married Cleverness marked every detail of the party. The table centerpiece was really a creation. An art piece done by Hugo Schulz, it first drew attention for its surprising attractiveness and then humor took over as the guests saw the unusual employment of barbed wire wilted illies, devil grass, oats and other items, all snowing the masculine touch. The setting was lighted by lanterns instead of the traditional candles. Give Guest List Included in the guest list were absolute relatives as well as the very close friends and the "would-be" aunts and uncles. They were: Mr. and Mrs. Guy Applebury, parents of the bride-elect, Mary If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin The train of the stars! The Glamorous Super Chief Extra fare and worth it! ★ DAILY Thru-Car Service. 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The couple are temporarily residing in Fullerton. There's No Substitute for Paid Circulation. Aren't you missing something... Here and There Twin boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Gene Montgomery of Santa Ana at St. Joseph hospital this weekend. There are two other children in the family, Ken and Kevin. The infant sons are the grandchildren of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Black of Orange and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Montgomery of Anaheim. Annual picnic of Decatur County, Iowa Association will be Sunday, June 27 at 4 p.m., MacArthur Park, Los Angeles. Opal Walter of Portland, Ore. was the house guest of Florence Carroll this past week. Open house was held Friday evening for members of the Anaheim VFW Auxiliary in which Mrs. Walter was very active during the many years she lived in Anaheim. She is attending the VFW Encampment at Long Beach this week. She is a past president of the VFW Department Ladies Auxiliary. She plans to return north June 22. Cary Douglas was born to Mr. and Mrs. Dale Crill of 1627 East Center St. at the Glendale Sanitarium. Grand parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Crill of Glendale and Mr. and Mrs. James King of Sunland. The father is the manager of the Gamble's Western store in Anaheim. This is their first child. Mrs. Merle Carroll attended the district meeting of the American Cancer Society held at the Mission Inn in Riverside. She is Anaheim's Unit chairman for the Orange County branch. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stueland welcomed their infant son June 11. Mrs. Stueland will be remembered as Jane Richards, daughter of Mr. Nancyann Seekins and Richard Terry Winters In Candlelight Rites at White Temple Baskets filled with pink and white gladioli and stock provided effective altar background for the candlelight ceremony Saturday night in the sanctuary of the White Temple Methodist church where Richard Joseph Terry of Orange claimed as his bride Miss Nancy Seekins. The Rev. Frank Butterworth officiated at the 7:30 o'clock ballerina in length. Their ballet were filled with yellow and lined dar gladioli. Candle lighters, carrying two pale pink tapers matching those of the altar, were Ludima Latina Mildred O'Brien. William Kidwell attended to man duties with ushering door Donald Merritt and Ronnie Lor. Uncle is Soloist Uncle of the bride, Albert Oston of Anaheim, was the new soloist with Mrs. Ben Klauma organist. Songs were "Becca" "The Lord's Prayer" and "O P I rise Me." Standing with the new Mrs. Terry and their attendants the reception in Wesley Hall their parents and Mrs. Fannie gore of Orange, grandmother the bridegroom. For the week Mrs. Seekins chose a lovely lace over taffeta, her access in white and her corsage fashion from white gladioli. Mrs. Cowe a white starched lace over aqua taffeta, her corsage signed from pink gladioli. The ceremony of the newly-cutting and sharing the first of the bride's cake was observed later Mrs. H.E.Carney of Ney, sister of the bride, and Mildred O'Brien, served as ration hostesses. Inviting guests sign the guest book was Miss Je Duke. The miniature bride and browm, which topped the three-edged pink-frosted bridal cake, been used by the two sisters on bride. Mrs. Carney, and Mrs. Bert Smith at their weddings. When Mr. and Mrs. Terry for their honeymoon at L Mrs. Merle Carroll attended the district meeting of the American Cancer Society held at the Mission Inn in Riverside. She is Anaheim's Unit chairman for the Orange County branch. Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stueland welcomed their infant son June 11. Mrs. Stueland will be remembered as Jane Richards, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E D. Richards of this city. Paternal grand parents make their home in Fullerton. Lois Thimble club meeting is to be held at the IOOF hall Tuesday at 8 p.m. Miss Nancy Lee Holiday, cousin of the bride, and a close friend, Mrs. Harold Hartwick were other attendants. Their gowns were identical in design to the maid of honor's with the exception of the soft blue shade. Their arm bouquets were in dainty pink tones. Niece of the bridegroom, little Miss Susan O'Brien of Orange and young Miss Mary Bullington, friend of the bride, were the flower girls. Their formal frocks were styled from pale yellow nylon over matching taffeta with full skirts. GIRLS' STATE DELEGATES—Nine Orange County Coeds leave for Sacramento, June 23, to attend annual American Legion sponsored girl's state event. Left to right are Grace Smith, Santa Ana; Gentle, Placentia; Sondra Ostrander, Orange; Gloria Taylor, Anaheim; Marilyn Ingmundson, Port Beach; Glenna Ingles, Laguna Beach, Maurene Farmer, Midway City; Pat Carson, Hunting Beach; and Gail Lucas, Yorba Linda. The girls, all high school juniors, will participate in a week training program in state, county, and city government at the state capital. Merle Asper Jr. Gets USMC Commission Saturday, June 12 at 2 p.m. in an impressive ceremony in Frost Amphitheater on the Stanford University campus. Don Hillary Named to Methodist Youth Post Don Hillary, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hillary of 415 South Citron St., will be installed in office as president of the group. Richard Sissons Are Home From Vacation Home from six weeks visually with relatives on the east coast and traveling through beautiful and interesting country. Merle Asper Jr. Gets USMC Commission Saturday, June 12 at 2 p.m. in an impressive ceremony in Frost Amphitheater on the Stanford University Campus, Merle W. Asper Jr., son of Mrs. Ruby J. Asper of 419 East Cypress St., was commissioned 2nd Lt. USMC Rear Admiral E. C. Forsyth, USN (Ret) delivered the commissioning address and the candidates were sworn in and presented with commissions by Rear Admiral J. R. Redman, USN, Commandant of the 12th Naval District. Chaplain Lieutenant Asper was one of 53 NROTC Midn. receiving commissions following four years of Naval Science courses taken at Stanford in conjunction with other degree requirements and summer training ashore and afloat. All have received orders to active duty within a few weeks. Don Hillary Named to Methodist Youth Post Don Hillary, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Hillary of 415 South Citron St., will be installed in office as conference president of the Metho-dist Youth Fellowship for all of Southern California and Arizona at the special Youth Day service at Redlands University' Chapel next Saturday night. The service is part of the regular annual conference session. Bishop Gerald Kennedy will conduct the installation. Hillary graduated from Anaheim Union High school in the class of 1952, and is a pre-ministerial student at the University of Redlands. He is a member and past-president of the MYF of the White Temple Methodist church, and served this past year as Conference chairman of Christian citizenship. He has also been editor of "The Fireplug", Redlands campus humor magazine, and played the leading role of Pontius Pilate in the White Temple MYF Footlight-ers spring road - show plank "Spark in Judea." He is a member of the Official Board at local church, and ranks scholarly among the top students at University of Redlands. WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING KENTUCKY WHISKEY KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY BOURBON WHISKEY OLD $4.38 4/5 qt. Sunny Brook BRAND OF, KENTUCKY BLENDED WHISKEY CONTAINS 65% GRAIN NEUTRAL THE OLD SUNNY BROOK COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY. MONEY! Our loans make sense... because we use common sense to fit them to your particular needs and income. Employed people welcome. Arrange for loan fast by phone, write, come in today. Loans $25 to $1000 Commonwealth LOAN COMPANY 101 E. CENTER STREET, (Cor. Los Angeles & Center St.), ANAHEW Phone: KEystone 5-2202 • Ask for the Manager Loans made to residents of all surrounding towns Richard Terry Wed White Temple and stock provided an illumination ceremony Saturday Temple Methodist church when as his bride Miss Naneyann affiliated at the 7:30 o'clock Uncle is Soloist Thee of the bride, Albert Cranof Anaheim, was the nuptial with Mrs. Ben Klauman as ist. Songs were "Because, Lord's Prayer" and "O PromMe." Ending with the new Mr. and Terry and their attendants at reception in Wesley Hall were parents and Mrs. Fannie Kliof Orange, grandmother of bridegroom. For the wedding Seekins chose a lovely aqua over taffeta, her accessories white and her corsage fashioned white gladioli. Mrs. Cooper a white starched lace gown aqua taffeta, her corsage ded from pink gladioli. The ceremony of the newly-weds and sharing the first slice the bride's cake was observed. Mrs. H E Carney of Dowminister of the bride, and Mrs. Ed O'Brien, served as recephostesses. Inviting guests to the guest book was Miss Jackke. A miniature bride and bridein, which topped the three-tiernk-frosted bridal cake, had used by the two sisters of the Mrs. Carney, and Mrs. Hersmith at their weddings. Then Mr. and Mrs. Terry left their honeymoon at Long WED IN CHURCH RITES—Naneyann Seekins becomes bride of Richard Terry of Orange at nuptials read Saturday night. (Curl photo) VNA Board Details Work of Nurses Board of Directors of the Orange County Visiting Nurses Association meeting Monday evening were at E. F. Cain, M.D. and Rev. Harry Stief of Anaheim; Helen Robert-ices in any county home. A Visiting Nurse as a registered graduate nurse, with specialized interest in public health nursing; prepared to give professional nur- VNA Board Details Work of Nurses Board of Directors of the Orange County Visiting Nurses Association meeting Monday evening were at E. P. Cain, M.D. and Rev. Harry Stief of Anaheim; Helen Robertson, M.D. of Costa Mesa; Mrs. Logan Wheatley and Mrs. C. Stanley Chapman of Fullerton; Mrs. Bernard Mason and Alvin Holtz of Huntington Beach; Mrs. Edgar Sizer of Laguna; Mrs. Basil Peterson and Mrs. Challen Lander of Newport Beach; Mrs. Edmund Ludwig of Placentia; Mildred Wehrly, M.D., Mrs. DeWitt Cheney, John H. Gilbert, Jr., Fredric Dunstan, Mrs. Lynn Crawford, Mrs. E. D. White, Fred Johnson and Miss helma Patton of Santa Ana; and Mrs. M. L. Pierson, Miss Reba Willis, and Mrs. Laura Warren of Orange. This Red Feather agency fills an urgent need recognized by the Orange County Community Chest. It is a professional public health nursing agency which provides services in any county home. A Visiting Nurse as a registered graduate nurse, with specialized interest in public health nursing; prepared to give professional nursing care, special treatments, and health instructions to anyone needing such, who is under the care of a physician, whether rich or poor, all creeds and races. EXPRESS APPRECIATION Appreciation for excellent work at the Thomas Kuchel for Senator headquarters during the primary campaign has been extended to all workers by the campaign chairmen. Special thanks go to George Copron for use of the building; Mitchell's Gift shop, Al Fernandez for supplies, Reafsnyder's for interior furnishings and Hilgenfeld's for chairs. 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