anaheim-bulletin 1954-06-21

Talevich Students To Play in Recital Tomorrow Night Piano students of Susan Talevich will be heard in a recital Tuesday, June 22, at 7:30 at the Anaheim Ebell Club. Mrs. Talevich received her musical education at the University of Redlands and the University of California at Los Angeles. Students to be presented on Tuesday evening are: Susan Fischle, Debbie Saville, Ronny Anderson, Jane Ellen Sympson, Judy Sympson, Lolie Kerns, Mary Youngman, Sharon Troutman, Miriam Easton, Lois Hattle, Jeanette Lehr, Janet Easton, Carole Endicott, and Susan Saville. Judy Debevec Given Queen of Angels Nursing Scholarship The director of nursing, Sister May Theress, has announced that the Queen of Angels School of Nursing Committee on Scholarship has awarded a scholarship to Miss Judith Debevec, Marywood Catholic High school for Girls student. The Scholarship was presented through the Woman's Auxiliary to the Los Angeles Medical Association. The action of the committee was based on Scholarship and capacity for scholarship as evidenced by high school transcripts and nursing aptitude battery; evidence of leadership as evidenced by past performance and promise of the future; submitted character references. Miss Debevec, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ludivic Debevec of Anaheim, received her diploma of graduation from Marywood School on June sixth. She held the office of secretary of the senior class and has been active in other cam- RITA SOLXEIG LARSON Summer Bride David Jordt to Wed Riverside Coed The betrothal of Miss Rita Solveig Larson to David Kenyon Jordt of Anaheim. He is a geology family dinner at the Greenbrier Inn. The bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elnar M. Larson of Riverside formerly of Fullerton. She is a niece of Mr. and Mrs. S. Starborg of Fullerton and a former member of the First Baptist Church of Fullerton. Miss Larson, an education major, has been attending Riverside College. The ridegroom-elect is the son of Doctors Edward and Dorothy Jordt of Anaheim. He is a geology major at U.C.L.A. A late summer wedding is planned after which the couple will attend a wedding at Altar of Worship. As Dorothy Louise Harlow Temple Methodist church with her wedding vows with Willbur to many happy experiences and plea, her family church. Both graduates of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college have taken an active part in church youth affairs. Miss Harlow, given in man by her father, wore a summer dal gown of delicate white broidered nylon over ice blue in, the fashion of the bodice tailed by the full waltz-style skirt. A matching cap to her held her fingertip veil to her and a perfectly matched strappy gift from her Charles Royer Given Farewell; Graduate Also Feted at Party Farewell party was given at the Vearl C. Royer home 617 South Dickel recently honoring their son, Charles Cornell, who is on a one month cruise aboard the USS Butler to Havana Cuba with the Naval Reserves. Four tables of Canasta were in play, refreshments of home made ice cream and two cakes, decorated in nautical theme honoring the coming cruise were served. Charles Royer expects to be activated in the Navy soon after his return July 20. Another party for a Royer family member, took place when Mr. and Mrs. Myrell O'Royer held Open house at their home, 1004 West Broadway honoring the graduation of their daughter, Joan. Decorated in spring flowers, places were set for 23 guests at the tables arranged in the patio yard. Guest of honor later opened many lovely grauation gifts. Out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gehring and son, David of Los Angeles, and Mrs. John Gulic, of Santa Ana, sister of honoree. If It's News You'll See It In The Bulletin Eurea Jetticks Foot Flairs scbilling's SHOES 11th W. Center St. Anaheim Student Graduates with High Honors at Stanford When Stanford university presented more than 2000 degrees to graduates last week one of the students, Jackie Whiteman was among those receiving high honors She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Whiteman of North Clementine Street. The 63rd annual commencement for the university was held in the Lawrence Frost ampitheater with Dr. R. C. Swain, vice-president of the American Cyanamid Company New York City, the addressing the graduates on "The Human Tortoise and the Scientific Hare." President of Stanford, J. E. Wallace Sterling presented the class. Miss Whiteman was among the students awarded the Bachelor of Arts degree "with distinction," her major being speech and drama. During spring quarter she was "tapped" to Cap and Gowns, a thonory society of Senior girls. Jackie left, Sunday for Lander, Wyo., where she will teach Speech theory during the summer months at the Wyoming State Training School. In the fall she will return to Stanford where she has been awarded a scholarship to continue her studies in graduate school. Ana Lane Shop Buyer Views Winter Market On New York Trip Mrs. Marian Weis of the Ana Lane shop at 180 West Center St. Graduates of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college have taken an active part in church youth affairs. Miss Harlow, given in marry by her father, wore a summer dal gown of delicate white broidered nylon over ice blue in the fashion of the bodice tailed by the full waltz-le skirt. A matching cap to her head her fingertip veil to her hand and a perfectly matched strappy pearls, the gift from her broom, was her only jewel adornment. Resting atop her bound Bible was an orchid white, the exquisite blossom rounded by stephanotis. Sister of the bridegroom, Phyllis Herman was the best attendant Her gown was poudre blue shade of silk was signed similar to the bride's ballerina bouquet was created white carnations and blue hyacinth with its accent the locate stepanotis blossoms wore blue flowers in her hair. Delicate Colors Blend The shades in the bridal and that of the maid of hblended beautifully with them in the delphinium used with loll, larkspur and lilies of the at the altar with the setting lighted by many blue tapers. Keith Herman attended to grow man duties for his brother ushering done by Douglas Hatbrother of the bride; Loren man, brother of the bridegrand and Ted Rienhart and De Fitzgerald, all of Anaheim. "O Perfect Love," and Mal arrangement of "The Lord's Her" were the nuptial songs sum Raymond Holt of Pomona Mrs. Ben Kiaumann, the organ for the ceremony. Officiating was the Rev. P Butterworth Temple pastor, the double ring rites read. Mothers Wear Blue The brides mother was ching in her navy blue dress acceded by poudre blue accessories she and her husband and their ents of the bridegroom, Mr. Mrs. Walter Herman of 940 Palm St., received the receguess in Wesley Hall with the Mr. and Mrs. Herman. B groom's mother chose a navy with white accessories and corsages for the mothers fashioned from white carnatiReception hostesses, Mrs. D law Harlow, sister-in-law of bride served the bride's cake Eurea Jetticks Foot Flairs scbilling's SHOES 11th W. Center St. SNOOTY? ... not this DRUG STORE! People often comment on the "friendly feeling" so apparent in our pharmacy. Just comes naturally. Because we like folks and enjoy serving them. Always glad to see you, and members of your family. Come in often—and do remember to bring us your Dockor's prescriptions. Proscript, precise compounding is our specialty. And you will find that our prices are uniformly fair. HEYING'S REXALL DRUGS 144 W./ Center KE 5-3204 Ana Lane Shop Buyer Views Winter Market On New York Trip Mrs. Marian Weis of the Ana Lane shop at 180 West Center St. is back from a two week buying trip to New York. "The trip was extremely interesting from the fashion viewpoint. I found that individual preference seems to mark such items as length of skirts and whether they will be pencil slim or full. The market presented both styles with the emphasis placed in desires of the purchaser. Trend in clothing is naturally to the winter woolens, jersies and crepes with the new materials more beautiful than ever before. Colors were not sombre but subdued some for general purposes and gayer for costumes for travel and cruising," said Mrs. Weis. Results Are 11 Proof of Newspaper Circulation. MARTIN J. MILLER, D.D.S. Announces the opening of his office for the practice of dentistry for children and adults at 305 N. PALM ST. Office Hours: 8:30 to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday KE 5-9781 Opposite City Park, Anaheim Rodger-Correll Naptials Solemnized at Fullerton Church; Make Home in Brewster Repeating their marriage vows before the altar of the Christian church in Fullerton were Marlene Ann Rodger of Mr. and Mrs. W., T. Rodger Jr. of 820 North Palm Marvin Eugene Correll, son of Mr. and Mrs. K., V. Carroll 201 Florence Pl., Fullerton. Altar of the church was ganked with basket willed with white gladioli and flanked by lighted candles in cathedral candelabra. Similar decorations were used at the reception in the home of the bridegroom's parents. The artistic detail of the bride's gown of white tulle and nylon net were the organy daisies. These accented the neckline and the balerina length skirt. The gown's bodice was fitted and the sleeves were short. A crescent shaped bouquet of stephanotis and an exquisite white orchid was carried by the bride and her fingertip veil fell from a crescent head-piece. Sentimental Accents "Something old and new, borrowed and blue" was remembered by the bride when she tucked into her ensemble a handkerchief that had belonged to her great grandmother. Her dress was "the new" and traditional blue garter was borrowed from Carol Justus. She further insured her happiness with a four-leaf clover. Candlelighters for the double ring ceremony solemnized by the Rev. Carlton Buck were Tom Rodger and Bill Correll, brothers of the young couple. They also served as ushers. Mrs. Virginia Bassett was the nuptial soloist and Mrs. Fern Bernick, the organist. Songs were "Because," and "All the Things You Are." About Bridal Party Mrs. Carol Kesy, sister of the bridgroom, lovely in her gown of blue organdy with matching daisies at the low cut neckline and on the waltz-length skirt, was the matron of honor. She carried layender carnations tied with blue streamers in her bouquet and wore a matching flowered head-piece on her hair. other attendant to the gown was identical to with the exception of the shade. Her head-piece ed her gown as did the in her bouquet. Wearing blue and pink formal frocks respects Miss Marcia Morrison, bridegroom, and a cowbride, Miss Maria Quinn as flower girls. They carry gays. Richard Correll served as bestman with Robbins cousin of the bridegroom serving with Tom Rodger Correll. More than 125 guests the evening rites and led congratulations to couple at the reception penter home. What Mother's Wife Receiving the guest new Mr. and Mrs. Correll parents. Mrs. Rodger wavy eyelet dress for the and Mrs. Carpenter navy as a snake in blue and white orchids both wore pincersages. The three-tiered wives served by Mrs. Mrs. Wesley Morrison the punch bowl and Lee Pfeiffer poured coffee in charge of Miss Soden. A mountain honeymoon plan of the young couple left on their honeymoon established their first South Madrona, Brea. The bride is a graduate Olinda High School and ed with Hunt Foods Inc band is employed at Annapolis. EMBROIDERED NYLON — Miss Dorothy Harlow chose a gown of white nylon over ice blue satin for her wedding Saturday night at eight o'clock. (Routh photo) Horace Mann Teacher Retires After 23 Years at Same School Miss Emily Axtei, teacher at Horace Mann Elementary school for 23 years, her only teaching assignment, retired Horace Mann Teacher Retires After 23 Years at Same School Miss Emily Axtell, teacher at Horace Mann Elementary school for 23 years, her only teaching assignment, retired from her profession at the end of this school year. She has been kindergarten teacher at Horace Mann and has made friends of her students through the years numbering over the thousands. Miss Axtell came to Anaheim from university, her advanced professional work done at Broad Oaks, University of Southern California and Santa Barbara. She has been honored at many affairs the past few weeks at Horace Mann, among the affairs the tea given by the Elementary Faculty club which also feted P. S. Doane, principal at Lincoln school, who also retired from the profession this year. Miss Axtell was presented with a beautiful Cordey bag and Doane a special woolen laprobe, the tokens presented by Miss Adah Louise Wilcox in behalf of the club members. VFW Auxiliary Has Flags for Sale Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary members announced at their last meeting that the purchase of flags from the Freedom club had been made and that the flags would be sold to any person desiring the national colors for $2.50. The flags are three feet by five with a jointed six foot pole and metal holder. We feel that more Americans should have a flag to display on certain national holidays," said the members. Purchase of the flags may be made by calling Key. 5-6312 or Key. 5-5631. A June 23 card party was planned at the meeting, this affair to be held in the VFW hall of North Philadelphia Street with the public invited. The time is 8 p.m. Reports included Encampment at Long Beach and Flag Day events. DANCE PAGEANT DIRECTOR—Mary Lou Martin, head of fit Richards-Martin Dance Pageant at the Anaheim Night Under Direction of Mary Lou Martin Mary Lou Martin, who has been officially associated with Richards-Martin Studios of Dance on North Los Angeles several years and as director of the annual benefit dance the last few years, has been given advance credit for most colorful and fine productions in the 17 years the p Department Officer Visits A. B. WRC Flag Day reports by the patriotic instructor for the A. B. Paul. Woman's Relief Corps, Sylvia Meyers, marked the recent meeting when Ellowene Aurdenkamp, department Junior Vice-president was the special guest. Alice Robert presided. Plans were made for a tour of Melrose Abbey on June 24, with members to meet in the front of the IOOF hall, 325 West Center St., at 1 p.m. Plans were also made for the potluck at the home of Mary Mitchell at 1066 La Mesa. Fullerton on June 22. Reports showed $2 for relief other than cash relief totalling $20; $40, child welfare; 105 cards, 49 calls and 29 bouquets. Topperettes Plan July 6 Meeting in Bunnell Home Rosemary Zuver was the hostess at a recent Topperette meeting with Reda McConaughey and Ida Mae Meacsham assisting. Plans were made at the session for the potluck supper for July 6 at the home of Hazel Bunnell. In the canasta and bridge games played during the evening hours Lorraine Whitney, Hazel Bunnell, Si Naffziger and Maxine Kirkhart took the prize awards. Others attending were Corinne Deverell, Milfred Whitaker, Thelma Woods, Vangle Schumacher, Betty Dodge and Sybil Ring. Richards-Martin Dance Pageant at AUHS Night Under Direction of Mary Lou Martin Mary Lou Martin, who has been officially associated with Richards-Martin Studios of Dance on North Los Angeles several years and as director of the annual benefit dance the last few years, has been given advance credit for most colorful and fine productions in the 17 years the program been in existence. Those who have previewed the beauty and design of the costumes and the excellence of the dance routines have deemed the 1954 dance benefit to be the best. The pageant will be presented under the sponsorship of the Anaheim Elks lodge tomorrow night at the Anaheim High school auditorium. Tickets will be available at the door until the last seat is sold. They are also on sale at the studio and Elks clubhouse. Origin of Pageant Originating through Lenoir Richards Martin, teacher and director of the studio who desired to aid in the philanthropies and welfare of others through local organizations. Mrs. Martin was first assisted by her mother and later by Mary Lou Martin. In 1949 Mrs. Martin suffered a severe heart attack and from that time on Mary Lou, who had had her dance training, choreography education and director's training from Mrs. Martin, took over major management. For five years, she has studied with Hollywood's finest dance instructors in the fields of ballet, modern tap and Spanish routines. She is a member of Dance id Affiliated Artist Inc. and Associated Teachers of Southern California. Accomplished Dance As a dancer, she is known as an accomplished artist, states those who have watched her work. Completing the family picture, and lending the necessity for musical arrangements a creative note, is Mae Mennes, mother of Mary Lou. Her ability to portray any suggestion on the piano at a moments notice has been widely. Adding interest to are the stage settings made possible through effort of Mrs. Robert nounces Miss Martin, an artistic talent in costing is given to Mrs. Hir Mrs. George Newlin, Kliker and Mrs. Robert. Loara Graduation Kindergarten Loara Kindergarten last week and their test Edna Hilton presented Principal William Rossation. This "going out" ceramic colorful for the tiny swore the traditional Loara garden graduation cap. Their parents witness mony with the program the pupils consisting songs and dramatization. The ceremony was the new kindergarten school with the parents inspect the rooms later. One Spot Flea Killer FOR VILES THE PAT OF PROTECTION PAT One Spot into dry coat on a spot foot print once a week. This is the FLEA INSURANCE Tals Solemnized in Lake Home in Brea Ms before the altar of the First Marlene Ann Rodger, daughter Jr. of 820 North Palm St. and Mr. and Mrs. K. V. Carpenter of other attendant to the bride. Her gown was identical to Mrs. Kesy's with the exception of the lavender shade. Her head-piece also matched her gown as did the carnations in her bouquet. Wearing blue and pink organdy formal frocks respectively young Miss Marcia Morrison, cousin of the bridegroom, and a cousin of the bride, Miss Maria Quille, served as flower girls. They carried nose-gays. Richard Correll served his brother as bestman with Robert Bassett, cousin of the bridegroom, the usher serving with Tom Rodger and Bill Correll. More than 125 guests witnessed the evening rites and later extended congratulations to the young couple at the reception in the Carpenter home. What Mother's Wore Receiving the guests with the new Mr. and Mrs. Correll were their parents. Mrs. Rodger wore a navy blue eyelet dress for the occasion and Mrs. Carpenter also choose navy as a snake in her dress of blue and white orgyandy. The mothers both wore pink carnation corsages. The three-tiered wedding cake was served by Mrs. T.V. Gordon. Mrs. Wesley Morrison presided at the punch bowl and Miss Linda Lee Pfeiffer poured coffee. Guest book in charge of Miss Mary Lynn Soden. A mountain honeymoon was the plan of the young couple as they left on their honeymoon. They have established their first home at 224 South Madrona, Brea. The bride is a graduate of Brea-Olinda High school and is employed with Hunt Foods Inc. Her husband is employed at Anaheim Safe- CATHY BROWNE ...as Elvera NANCY HADLEY ...as Edith Stars to be at Premiere for Tustin Play-Box Opening Tuesday Night Tustin playbox, which opens Tuesday night at 8:30 with the first play of a series of five plays for the summer, "Blythe Spirit," at the Tustin Grammar School, 300 South C-St., will be given an excellent introduction to Orange County for the third season by the Santa Ana Community Players. The gala event, sponsored by Ed Hall and to be hostessed by Evelyn Gorden, will be a dinner party at 5:30 p.m. Players new ranch headquarters in Tustin. Guests will be well known actors from Hollywood, the Play-box members and the press. Hollywood stars to attend will be Alan Hale Jr., Jay Silver Heels, Carol Thurston, Richard Dennkng, Barbara Britton, Tab Hunter, Meg Randall, Nestor Palver, Jane Darwell, Edgar Buchanan, Helen Wescott, Marilyn Erskine, James Craig and Charles Watts. At eight o'clock Tuesday evening an interview will take place at the Playbox theater by KVOE followed by a "meet the press" party in the patio. Replacement in the cast for "Blythe Spirit" was made this past week due to illness of Carolyn Fonesca, Jeanne Brown of the Mary Lou Martin, head of the beneeant at the Anaheim High School, is one of the "beauties" in apt has made the production famous (Owen photo) Pageant at AUHS Tuesday of Mary Lou Martin A mountain honeymoon was the plan of the young couple as they left on their honeymoon. They have established their first home at 224 South Madrona, Brea. The bride is a graduate of Brea-Olinda High school and is employed with Hunt Foods Inc. Her husband is employed at Anaheim Safeway market. Barbara Britton, Tab Hunter, Meg Randall, Nestor Palver, Jane Darwell, Edgar Buchanan, Helen Wescott, Marilyn Erskine, James Craig and Charles Watts. At eight o'clock Tuesday evening an interview will take place at the Playbox theater by KVOE followed by a "meet the press" party in the patio. Replacement in the cast for "Blythe Spirit" was made this past week due to illness of Carolyn Fonesca. Jeanne Brown of the Santa Ana Community Palyers, will enact the role of Ruth. Branch offices for the Tustin Playbox tickets opened Saturday and will be open daily, Monday through Saturday from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., except in those communities where evening open hours are not observed. Ticket offices are Baton Music store, Anaheim; Watson Drug, Orange, Blue Sails, Book Store and at the Tustin Grammar School box office. Cathy Browne and Wilmot Stewart return to Playbox theater Chatterbox Members Guests in Crowell Home Recently A club, its name a "Chatterbox", a unique one, had its meeting at the home of Mrs. Leslie Crowell on a recent evening with Mrs. Gene Kannard, club secretary taking the high score in the canasta games. Mrs. Arthur Maahs received low award. Mrs. Karl Hell presided over the short business session with plans made for a July party. Resignation of Mrs. Rudy Meger was accepted with regrets. Letters from Mrs. Russell Townsend, who is living in San Francisco, were read during the evening hours. Guests presented were Mrs. Grace Kennedy from Canada and Annette Roy. Birthday wishes went to Mrs. Kannard and Mrs. Vic Long. Others attending were Mesdames Harlan Dodd, Ray Link, Carold Denton, Robert Schafer, Cleo Sneddon and James Townsend. Births McDONALD, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. 2019 S. Rose, Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs. 12 oz. HOBBS, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. 2009 Haliday, Santa Ana, boy. HENRI FICHRE director for the third season. They are both favorites of the theater goers and will carry the roles of Elvera and Mme Arcati, respectively in "Blythe Spirit." Montgomery Reed will play Charles with Nancy Hadley as Edith; Jeanne Browne, Ruth; Phil Moore, Dr. Bradman; Joy Boyd Rovertson, Mrs. Bradman. DR. C. M. O'BRIEN Palmer Specific Chiropractor KE. 5-7839 502 E. Center Anaheim Don't Take a Chance Washing Your Best Cotton Dresses at Home! Only the SANITONE Dry Cleaner Guarantees my cotton dresses will be CRISP and NEW Pageant at AUHS Tuesday of Mary Lou Martin Been officially associated with the race on North Los Angeles Street for the annual benefit dance pageant advance credit for one of the days in the 17 years the pageant has moments notice has been publicized widely. Adding interest to the pageant are the stage settings and scenery made possible through the creative effort of Mrs. Robert Miles, announces Miss Martin. Credited for artistic talent in costume designing is given to Mrs. Harold Smith. Mrs. George Newlin, Mrs. Floyd Kiker and Mrs. Robert Miles. Loara Graduates Kindergarten Pupils Loara Kindergarten pupils be last week and their teacher, Mrs. Edna Hilton presented them to Principal William Ross for graduation. This "going out" ceremony was colorful for the tiny tots as they wore the traditional Loara kindergarten graduation capes. Their parents witnessed the ceremony with the program given by the pupils consisting of poems, songs and dramatizations. The ceremony was held in the new kindergarten unit of the school with the parents invited to inspect the rooms later. One Spot Flea Killer FOR WELLS 50¢ THE PAT OF PROTECTION Pat One-Spot into dry coat on a sped size of animal's foot-print once a week. This is the very last word in FLEA INSURANCE Others attending were Mesdam-es Harlan Dodd, Ray Link, Carold Denton, Robert Schafer, Cleo Sneddon and James Townsend. Births McDONALD, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie B. 2019 S. Rose, Santa Ana, boy, 6 lbs., 12 oz. HOBBS, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin B. 2009 Haliday, Santa Ana, boy, 8 lbs., 13 oz. St. Josephs Hospital Santa Ana Community Hospital TOWNER, Mr. and Mrs. Malcom. 2239 Maple St., Santa Ana, girl, 7 lbs., 6½ oz. GONZALES, Mr. and Mrs. Anselmo. 14802 Harper St., Santa Ana, Girl, 7 lbs., 11 oz. DENVER, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon. 11782 Santa Marro, Santa Ana, girl, 6 lbs., 2 oz. 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