anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-09

CHURCH WEDDING—Miss Maryann Ferrell became Mrs. Gary Ratzlaff as she stood before the altar of the Evangelical United Brethren church to repeat her marriage vows. (Arsene photo) Ferrell-Ratzlaff Evening Solemnized by Rev. Alex Maryann Ferrell and Grace Anaheim High school, said she stood at the altar of the Evangeline with the Rev. Alexander Mcofficiating at the evening center of the church, one of the newest edifices in the city, was banked with masses of pink gladioli. The light from any candles burning throughout the ceremony. The bride, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Loyd B. Ferrell or 13082 Katella Rd., was escorted by her father down the white carpeted church aisle to the marriage altar. She wore an embellishing gown of lace worn over white taffeta with the low shoulder and sweetheart neckline outlined by the deep lace scallops. Long sleeves, a rather snug bodice with its high neck to the sheer yoke having a Peter Pan collar, the full hooped skirt with the deep scallops of the lace forming the hemline, completed the fashion ofthe gown. Her veil, held with a headpiece on the lace, fell to her finger-tips and her bouquet fanned out from crimson throated orchid surrounded by petals of lace, white carnations, and stephanotis. Sister of the bride, Mrs. Don Cram, was her matron-of-honor and others in her bridal party were Mrs. M. L. Manos, another sister; Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell, a sister-in-law, and Mrs. Kenneth Van Dyke. Their formals oo flocked nylon over taffeta were in the bride's favorite shade of pink and they wore southern picture hats in white. Pink was the color used in their far CHURCH WEDDING—Miss Maryann Ferrell became Mrs. Gary Ratzlaff as she stood before the altar of the Evangelical United Brethren church to repeat her marriage vows. (Arsene photo) Radio Log RADIO TONIGHT NOTE: Independent Stations Feature Music — News — Sports Daily SATURDAY P.M. 5 P.M. KFI—Polka Party KABC—Music KHI—Frank Evans KNX—Hwd. Park Races 5:30 KNX—Tom Harmon 5:45 KBC—Social Security KNX—Frank Goss 6:00 P.M. KABC—News, Marines KNH—Hawaii Calls KNX—This is L.A. 6:30 KABC—Dr. Fifield KNH—Lombardoland KNX—Ballance's Best 7:80 P.M. KFI—Monitor KABC—Layman's Hr. KHI—Edmundo Ross KNX—P for the Money KMPC—Major League 7:30 KFI—Tex Ritter KABC—Dr. Bartlett KHI—Pop Melodies KNX—Mr. D. A. 7:45 KABC—Know Schools 8:00 P.M. KFI—Town Hall KABC—Back to Bible KHI—Army Hour KNX—21st Precinct 6:30 KFI—Home Folks KNX—Disk Derby KABC—Eddie Cantor KHI—Sounding Board 8:00 P.M. KNF—Treasury Show KNH—Chatterton KABC—News, Music 9:15 KNX-Yacht Race 9:30 KFI—and Mansfield KNH-Monica Whalen KABC-As We See It KNX-Hit Parade 9:45 KFI-Here's To Vets 10:00 P.M. KNX-News KABC-Music KHI-Music 10:15 KNX-Carroll Alcott 10:30 KABC-L Welk Or, KNX-P. Norman KHI-Qquaker City 11 P.M. KFI-Palladium KABC-Treasury Show KNH-News Wheel KNX-News Sports 11:15 KNX-Dance Band 11:30 KFI-Monitor KABC-Lawrence Welk 12 MIDNIGHT KFI-KNX-Music all nite MONDAY A.M. 7:00 A.M. KFI-Western Swing KABC-Fred Beck KHI-KNX-News 7:15 KFI-Hit the Road KHI-Bridget Show KNH-Ralph Story 7:30 KABC-KNX-News 7:45 KFI-News KNX-Harry Babbitt 8:00 A.M. KFI-Talk It Over KABC-Bristol Ihr. KNH-Chiff Engle 8:15 KNH-KNX-News 8:30 KFI-Pat Bishop 8:45 KFI-Bible Institute 8:55 KFI-Andy, Virginia 8:65 KNH-Rehb Story 8:85 A.M. KNB-Garden Show 8:95 Cecil Brown 8:15 Wendy Warren 8:35 KABC-News 8:45 News, Music 8:55 Backstage Wife 9:30 KFI-Lady's Book 9:45 News, My True Story 9:45 Helen Trent 9:45 Gal Sunday 10:00 A.M. KFI-Notebook KAEC-Whispering Sts. 10:15 KABC-Girl Marries KAFi-Reserve KAFi-Tello-Test KAIX-Ma Perkins 10:30 KFI-Strike It Rich KABC-Companion KAFi-Jack Wagner KAIX-Dr. Malone 10:45 KABC-Close-Ups KAFi-Guilding Light 11:00 A.M. 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KBIF-News KBII-Fulton Lewis 4:15 KBIF-B.Wheeler KBII-Hemingway 4:20 KBIF-Here's Answer 4:45 KBIC-Sports "Believe and act on the beller that men are capable of making choices and that value judgments are important, if you want to mould a future in which man is informed, free, unafraild and invincible." This was the challenge A.A.U.W. given by President Susan B. Riley of Nashville, Tenn., to several thousand delegates and guests attending the first evening session of the biennial convention of the American Association of University Women at the Hollywood Wood Bowl. The five-day convention was held in Los Angeles, with sessions held at the Embassy Auditorium. More than 2,000 delegates from every state in the union and from Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, and the District of Columbia took part in the various workshops, business sessions, and general meetings. The association now has more than 136,000 members. Attending the convention as official delegates from the Fullerton Branch were Mrs. Charles Thurmond, outgoing president; Mrs. David Weeks, incoming president; and Mrs. Robert Stevenson, second vice-president. Senior Girl Scouts Turn Round-Up and Represen Teen-age Girl Scouts in Anaheim Council will buckle down to intensive camping practice this summer in preparation for the Girl Scout Senior round-up in 1956, Mrs. J. F. Dutzl, president, announced today. The Anaheim Council has expanded its teenage camping program, Mrs. Dutzi said, so that older Intermediate and Senior Girl Scouts in this city will have a chance to qualify for the national Senior round-up. It will be attended by 5,000 Girls Scouts and adults from all parts of the United States. The first large national encampment ever to be sponsored by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. will be held on the 5,200 acres of Highland State Recreation Area near Pontiac, Mich. Its purpose is to give girls a greater appreciation for the beauty contest winner! Sales Office: Corner E. LA PALMA and No. EAST STS. RIT-Ratzlaff Evening Wedding Rites Organized by Rev. Alexander McCandless Kerryann Ferrell and Gary Ratzlaff, both graduates of High school, said their marriage vows as they met the altar of the Evangelical United Brethren church the Rev. Alexander McCandless, pastor of that church, singing at the evening ceremony. The impressive altar church, one of the newest in the city, was banked masses of pink gladioli, the most any candles burning about the ceremony. Bride, the daughter of Mr. M. Loyd B. Ferrell of Stella Rd., was escorted father down the white church aisle to the altar. She wore an en-gown of lace wornite taffeta with the low and sweetheart neck-knotted by the deep lace Long sleeves, a rather deepe with its high neck deer yoke having a Peter ear, the full hooped skirt deep scallops of the lace hemline, completed on o fthe gown. Her head with a headpiece of fell to her finger-tips, bouquet fanned out from throated orchid surrey petals of lace, white nails, and stephanotis. Of the bride, Mrs. Don was her matron-of-honorers in her bridal party. M. L. Manos, another Mrs. Lloyd Ferrell, a law, and Mrs. Kennethike. Their formals of Brylon over taffeta were bride's favorite shade of red they wore southern nails in white. Pink was used in their fan-shaped bouquets. Pretty as a picture in her white organdy frock was petite Robin Starr. She carried a basket filled with pink carnations. Don Cram Jr., nephew of the bride, served as ring bearer. "Because," "Through the Years," and "The Lord's Prayer" were the nuptial songs with Mrs. Dolores Giardino Ramos the soloist. Organist was Mrs. Joe Weaver. Bestman was Don Coulter with Dale Ratzlaff, brother of the bridegroom, Don Graves and Don Culpepper serving as ushers. Head usher escorted Mrs. Ratzlaff and Mrs. Ferrell to their seats. Mrs. Ferrell was lovely in her mauve silk taffeta dress worn with a hat of lighter shade, her corsage and accessories. Church reception hall was the scene of the bridal party with pink and multi lighted candles again used in decorations. Laguna Beach honeymoon will be followed by the new Mr. and Mrs. Ratzlaff getting settled in their first home in Fullerton. The bride graduated from AUHS this year. Her bridegroom, the son of the Alvin Ratzlaffs of North Janss Street is an alumnus of Santa Ana college and has served in the Naval Reserves. Playbox Stages Melodrama on Sunday Nights Each Sunday evening at 7:30 the Tustin Playbox presents an old-fashioned melodrama, "Bertha, the Beautiful Typewriter Girl", with Olio between acts. This all provides ample opportunity for fun, laughter, boos, and hisses. This is a new feature of the Playbox this season, but its popularity has already warranted continuance for future seasons, state Cathy Browne and Sherwood Price, producers. The Children's Theater productions will run throughout the season on Saturday at 2:30 p.m.; presenting both classic children's plays and originals, all with an appeal to children of all ages. Theater parties and birthday parties are always welcomed and acknowledged, with special recognition paid to "Birthday Children." South America boasts many an historic hero with a resounding Irish name. Bernardo O'Higgins liberated Chile. An Irish sailor named William Brown founded Argentina's navy. Simon Bolivar's chief aides included Daniel Florence O'Leary and Francis Burdett O'Connor. Leo Kluthe and Bride Sojourn in Europe On Honeymoon Leo Kluthe and his bride enjoy their honeymoon three months travel program Europe. Presumably to see the groom off on a planned tour relatives and friends went airport at Inglewood to see off and were surprised when introduced them to his bride former Wilhelmina Brewery teacher in the Los Angeles mentary school system. They embarked the early of June and landed at Copernicus Their itinerary includes cities and sights on the Scandinavian tour, with Switzer France, Germany taly, Hire the Azores, England and It be visited. Their marriage took place Thomas church in Los A June 2 and they left by June 3. They plan to be hot Sept. 3. Kluthe is well known area. He is currently emm with Cone Bros., Fullerton. COMMEMORATION STA The Finnish Post office sued two special stamps to memorate the 800th anniversary of the Church of Finland. Stamps depict scenes of the crusade to Finland led by Jedvardson, King of Sweden (Sweden of that time) and English-born Bishop Henry psala. Dr. Charles Fein With the excitement of money-raising behind it, Stanton Community church UW Leader Convention me in Talk and act on the belief are capable of making and that value judgure important, if you mould a future in which unformed, free, unafraid, incible." This was the A.A.U.W. given by Susan B. Riley of Tenn., to several delegates and guests the first evening session the biennial convention American Association of Women at the Hollyowl. ave-day convention was Los Angeles, with sesd at the Embassy Audilore more than 2,000 delem every state in the land from Hawaii, Alaska, and the District of Columpart in the various ops, business sessions, several meetings. The asnow has more than members. ing the convention as delegates from the Fulranch were Mrs. Charles and, outgoing president; David Weeks, incoming ; and Mrs. Robert in, second vice-president. BRIDAL LOVELINESS—Miss Belia Puentes, chose ruffled nylon net and imported lace for her wedding gown when she said her vows with Paul Saucedo, Jr. (Servis photo) ESTABLISH ANAHEIM HOME Paul Saucedo Jr., Belia Puentes Recite Vows in Afternoon Ceremony at St. Boniface Church Girl Scouts Turn Attention to National -Up and Representative Qualifications Girl Scouts in Anauncil will buckle down live camping practice mer in preparation for Scout Senior round-up Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, presinounced today. anaheim Council has exists teen-age camping project their country's heritage and their own responsibilities as future citizens. Of, the many Girl Scouts in Anaheim preparing for the Senilor Round-up, Mrs. Dutzf said, two will be chosen as the Councili's representatives at the nation-wide Girl Scout encampment. Welcoming their friends at their first home at 208½ South Claudina St., are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saucedo Jr., nee Belia Puentes, who were married by the Rev. Father Anthony Duval at the St. Boniface Catholic church. Miss Puentes, given in marriag by her father, Felix Puentes at the two o'clock afternoon auptials, was a radiant bride, her wedding gown a beautiful creation from lace and nylon net. Fashioned with a rolled collar to Dr. Charles Fein With the excitement of money-raising behind, it was Stanton Community church berg, their distinguished padered his resignation, not order to devote more time to great interests, religious ferences and radio work. This summer Dr. Feinberg, a convert from Jewish faith, has commen­tions to aid with religio conferences up and do the West Coast as well as New York and Massa­setts. He is also appea­nt on many radio programs. As a scholar, he is directe­t the Talbot Theological nary, a part of the Bible tute of Los Angeles, and is ing with the Scofield Refe­bible. As a writer he co­utes to several publications. Dr. Feinberg came to the ton church in October, 1953 although he and his wife two children have not their residence here, they come to be better known to congregation because of the essity of their being guest the different homes of the gregation on Sundays and special occasions. Dr. Feinberg leaves the gregation with plans well way for building a new ch An important congrega­meeting has been called St morning after church to he ports of the building com­ Also plans have been comp for a two-week vacation school during the first pa August. Begin Living the Lord's Prayer Series Beginning this Sunday, the John K. Saville of St. Mila church will begin a series o mons on "Living the Lord's er." The first of the series given this Sunday is "Know Girl Scouts in Anaheim will buckle down live camping practice after preparation for Scout Senior round-up Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, presi-nounced today. Anaheim Council has ex-termediate and Senior girls in this city will have to qualify for the na-nior round-up: It will be by 5,000 Girl Scouts and from all parts of the Units. A large national en-vent ever to be sponsored Girl Scouts of the U.S.A., held on the 5,200 acres and State Recreation Park Pontiac, Mich. Its pur-sus. Dutzi explained, is to a greater appreciation of their country's heritage and their own responsibilities as future citizens. Of the many Girl Scouts in Anaheim preparing for the Senior Round-up, Mrs. Dutzi said, two will be chosen as the Coun-cil's representatives at the nation-wide Girl Scout encampment. The final selection of girls will be made by a special selec-tion committee composed of six members on the basis of their knowledge and skill in the field of camping, arts and crafts, music and dramatics. Girls must be at least 14-years-old and have completed the five-point Senior Scout program at the time of the event. "Above all," Mrs. Dutzi pointed out, "they must reflect and practice the high ideals of Girl Scouting and be capable representatives of our community." In Wedding Party Miss Lucille Salgado and Miss Julie Saucedo, sister of the bride-groom, both of Anaheim, served as maid-of-honor and bridesmaid. Their gowns were designed identically from aqua and pink shades respectively and their head-dresses were flowers. They carried carnations in their bouquets. Young Miss Marilyn Wilson of Anaheim served as flower girl, with Raymond Ramierez as ring bearer. Joe Garcia attended his friend as bestman with Charlie Ríos, cousin of the bridegroom attending to ushering. Nuptial organist was Mrs. A. F. Faust. Reception Details Home of the bridegroom's cousin, Mrs. Pauline Montano on East Adele Street was the set-ting for the reception festivities with Mrs. Grace Acosta and Mrs. Andrea Carillo, aunts of the bridegroom, serving. The bride is a graduate of Placentia High School. Her bridegroom, a graduate of Anaheim High School is attached to the 40th Armored Division of the California National Guard, and served with the old 40th Infantry Division overseas. He is employed in the composing room of the Anaheim Bulletin. Here and There Born at the St. Francis hospital at Lynwood to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Johnson of 11692 Moen St., was a son. He has been named John Bryan and is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Louis DesJardins of St. Louis, Mo., and Mrs. John Johnson of Minneapolis, Minn. The annual White Temple all-church picnic is slated for Aug. 1 at La Palma Park. Sept. 17 and 18 are the dates for the Retreat at Balboa. Members of the Anaheim WCTU are meeting for a noonday not-luck luncheon at the southwest corner of the city park Monday. A son was born to Rolland Lee Cox and his wife at the Corona Naval hospital on July 2. George D. Love of South Indiana Street is one of the 400 laymen attending the American Baptist Home Mission Society convention at Green Lake, Wis. The sessions conclude tonight. A daughter is the newest arrival in the home of Marinegt. Gerald M. Michael and his wife of this city. Recent houseguests at the Charles Fiske home on North Janss Street were Mrs. Fiske's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Goggin, of Los Angeles. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Rochester, of Butte, Mont. Fiske and Rochester were for many years associated in the Banking business in Butte. Mr. Charles Feinberg Resigns With the excitement of building ahead, and the hard work ofney-raising behind, it was with regret that members of the Canton Community church learned that Dr. Charles Lee Fain Mr. Charles Feinberg Resigns With the excitement of building ahead, and the hard work of money-raising behind, it was with regret that members of the Canton Community church learned that Dr. Charles Lee Feinberg, their distinguished pastor of nearly two years, has tenured his resignation, not to accept another pastorate, but in order to devote more time to his interests, religious conferences and radio work. This summer Dr. Feinberg, a convert from the Jewish faith, has committed to aid with religious conferences up and down the West Coast as well as in New York and Massachusetts. He is also appearing on many radio programs. As a scholar, he is director of Talbot Theological Seminary, a part of the Bible Institute of Los Angeles, and is helping with the Scofield Reference League. As a writer he contributes to several publications. Dr. Feinberg came to the St. Church in October, 1953, and though he and his wife and children have not made their residence here, they have been to be better known to their congregation because of the necessity of their being guests in different homes of the congregation on Sundays and on special occasions. Dr. Feinberg leaves the congregation with plans well under for building a new church. Important congregational meeting has been called Sunday morning after church to hear reports of the building committee, so plans have been completed a two-week vacation Bible school during the first part of August. Begin Living the Lord's Prayer Series Beginning this Sunday, the Rev. K. Saville of St. Michael's church will begin a series of services on "Living the Lord's Prayer" the first of the series to be held this Sunday is "Known By begin Living the Lord's Prayer Series beginning this Sunday, the Rev. in K. Saville of St. Michael's church will begin a series of services on "Living the Lord's Prayer" the first of the series to be on this Sunday is "Known By One." Others for the month of July are: "Peace in His Will," everyone Must Eat," and "Over-ing a Gulty Conscience." this Sunday the smaller chil- from nursery through first grade will be shown a film strip called "Sharing and Honesty" dur- the family service at 9:15. HILGENFELD MORTUARY faithful. Courteous. Service 00 E. Broadway. Anaheim PHONE KE 5-4105 MANY SPECIALS—Botts Nursery LANDSCAPE CONTRACTOR We Give and Redeem Gold Bond Stamps 1226 Lincoln, Anaheim Phone KE 5-5450 MARCOLN DRIVE-IN THEATRE 6612 LINCOLN BLVD. BETWEEN LAKEWOOD AND ANAHEIM Near Buena Park SUN-MON-TUES. JULY 10-11-12 MASTERSON OF KANSAS SUPPLIED BY TECHNICOLOR WILLIAMS AND KEEL CINEMASCOPE JUPITER'S DARLING CINEMASCOPE HARMONY PARK BALLROOM MANCHESTER N.BROADWAY ANAHEIM DANCING EVERY. FRI. and SAT. 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