anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-12

MISS ELIZABETH OSBORN—Announced Engagement To Wed in Spring Springtime will be wedding time for Elizabeth Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Osborn of this city and Richard R. Walworth, son of the Ray E. Walworths of Orange. Betrothal of the young couple sister and family of Richard Walworth; Mrs. Nettie Mellnick of Orange, great-aunt to Elizabeth Osborn; Mrs. Margarite Harris, Richard Harris' mother and his sister and family; Mrs. Marjorie Henderson, Chris, Marcella, and Clarice; Mrs. Augusta Day SUMMERTIME PROGRAM—helm, particularly the comin in the summer months rega a vacation. In the above ph and Mrs. R. D. Boone (left) head of ways and means fo (back right). Meeting at th foursome set down many p through previous projects a 55 committee. A new mone club's night at the Tustin company presents the pop Fall." Tickets are available To Wed in Spring Springtime will be wedding time for Elizabeth Osborn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Osborn of this city and Richard R. Walworth, son of the Ray E. Walworths of Orange. Betrothal of the young couple was told members of the families on the Fourth of July when the Osborns entertained at a barbecue party in their backyard. Spring 1956 was the tentative wedding time indicated by the young couple. Miss Osborn graduated from Anaheim Union High school and Fullerton Junior college and was affiliated with Theta Nu Theta. She is now employed with the Savings and Loan Association of Anaheim. Her bridegroom-elect, a graduate of Santa Ana High school, is now attending FJC. He is a past master counselor of the Santa Ana chapter of the DeMolay. Party Guests Guests at the family gathering were: Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Walworth of Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Richard R. Harris and Sheryl Lynn, sister; Richard R. Harris is on leave ter of the bride-elect, and fam from Letterman Hospital in San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Siewert and son, Freddy, Miss Osborn's sister and family; Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. Carter, Christine and Ricky, also of Orange, Here and There Donna Elaine Newton of South Illinois Street, and Kenneth Hannibal, also of this city have obtained a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Albin of 1193 Arbor are the parents of a son born July 6 at the Santa Ana Community hospital. Russ Fitzpatrick and family from Phoenix, Ariz. are guests of Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick of 520 East Broadway. The family will be here about one month making their headquarters at Fitzpatrick's mother's home. They sister and family of Richard Walworth; Mrs. Nettie Mellnick of Orange, great-aunt to Elizabeth Osborn; Mrs. Margarite Harris, Richard Harris' mother and his sister and family; Mrs. Marjorie Henderson, Chris, Marcella, and Clarissa; Mrs. Augusta Day, friend of the family. THE KENNETH MURRAYS — Pauline Ann Sutton wore quaintly fashioned Chantilly lace and satin gown as she peated vows with Kenneth Murray before the altar of the Evangelical United Brethren church. (Spears photo) One O'Clock Rites Unite Local Couple One o'clock-afternoon wedding rites were performed by the Rev. Alexander McCandless at the ger-tip, held with a tiny pol accented by a spray cluster Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Albin of 1193 Arbor are the parents of a son born July 6 at the Santa Ana Community hospital. Russ Fitzpatrick and family from Phoenix, Ariz. are guests of Mrs. Bessie Fitzpatrick of 520 East Broadway. The family will be here about one month making their headquarters at Fitzpatrick's mother's home. They plan scenic trips including Yosemite. Kansas State society of Long Beach has sets its reunion Sunday, July 17 from 10 to 4 p.m. at Bixby Park. Born at the Orange County hospital was a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Vargus of South Clementine Street. Party Supplies Gifts Greeting Cards For All Occasion GUNN'S PARTY and GIFT SHOP 907 W. Center — Anaheim One o'clock afternoon wedding rites were performed by the Rev. Alexander McCandless at the Evangelical United Brethren church for Pauline Ann Sutton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Sutton of Redondo Drive and Kenneth W. Murray, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Murray of North Janss Street on a recent date. Reception was held at the Sutton home. Uncle of the bride, Roland Seaman gave her in marriage, with Mrs. Margaret Peters the nuptial soloist. Songs were "Because," "I Love You Truly," and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Fern Weaver was the organist. The new Mrs. Murray wore a Chantilly lace and satin fashioned with full lace sleeve to the bodice. The satin skirt ended in a short train. Her veil was fin- ger-tip, held with a tiny polo accented by a spray cluster of stephanotis. She carried gownias and lilies of the valley with a corsage of pink rose bush in her bouquet. Miss Maxine Pittser of Anaheim was her maid-of-honor and Miss Donna Nelson served her bridesmaid. Colors of the gowns in ivory lily and tauquoise. White gardenias ranged with carnations we carried by Miss Pittser with Ms. Nelson's bouquet arranged from pink flowers. Gary Ratzlaff was the best man with Alan Hinmen and Anaheim as usheres. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Sutton wore a blue suit with pink accessories with Mr. Murray choosing gray white accessories for the shawl of her dress. At the wedding reception the Sutton home, friends of the bride's family were assisting hostesses. Among the guests signing the bride's book were Mr. and Mrs. R. Seamon from Springville, Calif.; Mrs. A. Sutton from Texas. The bride is an alumna Anaheim High school, 1955 class. Her husband is a graduate AUHS class 1954 and is employed a Klikse Locks. They established their home at 1 West Adele St. ANAHEIM BUSINESS DIRECTORY Anaheim Community Hospital Medical, Surgical, Industrial, Emergency KE 5-2208 Advertising When You Want, Try a Want Ad—Anaheim Bulletin KE 5-6051 Garage, Arnold E. Howard—Complete Automotive Reg. Briggs & Stratton Service ... 130 S. Lemon KE. 5-2239 Fire Department Anaheim KE 5-2345 Moving, Storage, and General Trucking Anaheim Truck and Transfer Co., 505 S. Los Angeles St. KE 5-2853 Police Department Anaheim KE 5-2131 Photo Engraving, Photography, Photostats Myles D. Bradley Office KE 5-5714 Res. KE 5-5714 Peterson, Compton Rites Read at Orange When Miss Beverly Peterson stood with her bride Kenneth Compton of Corona, at the altar of the Holy church in Orange to say her marriage vows, she wore heirloom diamond cross that had been a part of the ensemble of Mrs. Tony Mollica, her grandmother. The cross, held by a delicate gold chain, set off her beautiful wedding dress of Onantily lace and nylon tulle. Waltz length, with the very run skirt having a wide panel of tiered tulle ruffled at the front, the bridal gown was worn over satin, the softly fitted bodice, having cross folds of the tulle at the V-neckline. A small lace jacket with tiny Peter Pan collar, completed the bridal ensemble with the short veil held to the bride's hair with a pleated tulle and simulated pearl orange blossom head-piece. The pink and white roses in her bouquet were a lovely contrast to her dress. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chet Peterson of Casa Grande, Ariz., formerly of Anaheim. Both she and her husband attended Corona High school with the bride later attending from Casa Grande and then completing her assistant training at F. Junior college. Compton eloned at March Air Force. In her bridal party we attendant, Barbara Carry cousin from Glendale. He of antique taffeta, lioned, and was wattz lenied a soft contrast to the gown. She carried an noshades harmonizing with gown. Donald Compton, brothel the bridegroom was best reception took place home of Mr. and Mrs. Yorba at their Santa Anita home. The Yorbas aunt and uncle of the bride HERTIME PROGRAM—Junior Ebell club members of Anaheim, particularly the committees, keep busy with club work during summer months regardless of the fact that the club takes vacation. In the above photo are seen Mrs. William Guzzardo Mrs. R. D. Boone (left) and Mrs. Robert F. Brown (seated) all ways and means for the club and Mrs. Thoren D. Cook, right). Meeting at the Brown home the ways and means some set down many plans for the future, some following previous projects activated by the members of the 1954 committee. A new money raising project will be the Junior night at the Tustin Playbox on July 22 when this stock company presents the popular Broadway show, "Night Must Be." Tickets are available through any member of the club SEQUOIA HONEYMOON Jack Millers Make Home in Long Beach Making their home in Long Beach are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller, who were married at the First Lutheran church at Torrance. The bride is the former Velma Lewis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Anson Lewis of South Olive St. and a graduate of Anaheim High School. Her bridegroom, a graduate of Eastern schools, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Abiathar Miller of Torrance. For her wedding Miss Lewis chose a dark blue suit of silk accented with white accessories. Yellow rose buds formed her corsage. Only attendants for the young couple were Mr. and Mrs. Richard Miller—brother of the bridegroom, and his wife. Reception took place at a popular Long Beach restaurant with Sequoia the destination of the bridal couple as they later left on their honeymoon. Reynette Wallace Sends Letter From Holland Reynette Wallace, 18, daughter of Building Inspector Homer Wallace, who left Anaheim June 24 for an extended trip through out Europe, wrote her parents saying she and her companion, Elinor Nell of Sunset Beach, also 18, had rented a Volkswagen for three weeks and were visiting Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Holland. TELL BETROTHAL—Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Freeman of 844 Citron St., announce the engagement of their daughter Anne, to James L. Norgard, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. N. of 848 North Dickel St. The young couple graduated from heim High school, class of 1952. Miss Freeman is emplied the Victor Loly Jewelry store. Her bridegroom-elect is prentice electrician. October 1 wedding plans are being Miss Freeman and Norgard. Present Homemaking Tips A quick way to "bake" beans is to use canned beans. Add brown sugar, catsup, mustard and bacon or salt pork to canned beans and bake. When travelling with a pet, advises a popular magazine, owners should remember most states require a health certificate and a rabies vaccination tag. Synthetic fabrics need to be treated a little differently using Stitches must be long those for silk and slightly The machine should be run speed. To discourage dirt from ing on a wall behind a tip ends of pencil erasers fastened to the bottom reners of the frame. Rites Couple held with a tiny poke, led by a spray cluster of motis. She carried garland and lilies of the valley encorage of pink rose buds bouquet. Maxine Pittser of Anaas her maid-of-honor and Bonna Nelson served asidesmaid. Colors of their in ivory lilly and turquoise. White gardenias arbor with carnations were by Miss Pittser with Miss's bouquet arranged from flowers. Ratzlaff was the best with Alan Hinmen and B. As ushers. Her daughter's wedding button wore a blue suit.ink accessories with Mrs. choosing gray with accessories for the shade dress. The wedding reception at cotton home, friends of the family were assisting guests. Among the guests the bride's book were Mrs. R. Seamon from ville, Calif.; Mrs. A. Sutm Texas. A bride is an alumna of High School, 1955 class. Husband is a graduate of class 1954 and is emerita Klikse Locks. They shed their home at 130adele St. Sensus Letter From Holland Reynette Wallace, 18, daughter of Building Inspector Homer Wallace, who left Anaheim June 24 for an extended trip through out Europe, wrote her parents saying she and her companion, Elinor Nell of Sunset Beach, also 18, had rented a Volkswagon for three weeks and were visiting Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway and Holland. Their auto trip emanated from Amersfoort, Holland, where they were visiting with a Doctor and Mrs. George Vleugels Schutter, and will conclude in Amersfoort. The two girls, who described Europeans as very friendly and helpful, will leave Amersfoort the middle part of this month to go with a tour from Amsterdam to Paris for the Grand International Conference of the YMCA. CASTING NEARLY COMPLETED With casting nearly completed for "Bouchard Returns," annual Pirate musical pageant at the Orange County Fair, there still is opportunity for choral participation, according to Gordon R. Wheatley Jr., musical director. Any young singer, with solo or choral experience, is welcome to attend rehearsals today, Wednesday or Thursday, July 12, 13 and 14, and to try out for the production. Rehearsals will continue three times a week until Aug. 1, when there will be nightly practicing for the show. ROSE PARADE THEME "Pages from the Ages" has been chosen as the theme of the 67th annual Tournament of Roses Parade in Pasadena New Year's Day as a result of a public contest in which 8300 persons from 150 communities participated, President Alfred Gerrie announced today. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin When traveling with a pet, advises a popular magazine, owners should remember most states require a health certificate and a rabies vaccination tag. Synthetic fabrics need to be speed. To discourage dirt from ing on a wall behind a tip ends of pencil erasers fastened to the bottom rearners of the frame. McKinley's The Shape Crease-resistant fabric by Comel in plain poplin and Baby Check Gingham. Pellon lined stand up collar. Black, brown. SIXES: 5·15 1495 Ro-NEL of California 166 W. Center Keystone 5-7686 ANAHEIM. CALIFORNIA Compton stood with her bridegroom, the altar of the Holy Family marriage vows, she wore an and been a part of the bridal a, her grandmother. School with the bride later graduating from Casa Grande High and then completing her dental assistant training at Fullerton junior college. Compton is stationed at March Air Force Base. In her bridal party was one attendant, Barbara Carver, her cousin from Glendale. Her gown of antique taffeta, lavender boned, and was wattz length and soft contrast to the bride's down. She carried an nosegay in shades harmonizing with her down. Donald Compton, brother of the bridegroom was best man. Reception took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vincente Morba at their Santa Ana Canion home. The Yorbas are theunt and uncle of the bride. HOLY FAMILY CHURCH—Vows were said by Beverly Peterson and Kenneth Compton at the Catholic church in Orange with many relatives and friends witnessing the rites. (Conway Photo) SLATED AUG. 8 Set Gala Preview SLATED AUG. 8 Set Gala Preview At Fair Plans are under way for a gala preview of the 1955 Orange County Fair Flower Show and musical revue, to be sponsored by Soroptimist International of Santa Ana at 8 p.m. Aug. 8, in advance of the official Fair opening on Aug. 9, it was announced today by Frank V. Crane, president of the Fair board. Proceeds from the invitational presentation will be turned over to the educational scholarship and service projects of the Soroptimist group, which promotes the welfare of girls and women as its principal purpose. More than 50 commercial exhibitors and scores of home gardeners and garden clubs are preparing for the show. First judging of the floriculture department will precede the preview in order that first-nighters may see the ratings of the elaborate exhibits. In addition to the Flower Show preview, visitors will be entertained with the premiere performance of the 1955 production of "Bouchard Returns," an all-new musical show based on traditional pirate legends. Persons desiring invitations to the preview events may contact any Soroptimist member or apply through the Fair office, 20391 Newport Blvd. Costa Meadows, or telephone KI 5-1131. Club members now are preparing mailing material to be issued near the date of the preview. LOLY'S for fine diamonds A NEW MOUNTING for your DIAMOND Have your engagement ring brought up to date. A modern mounting will achieve a miracle of loveliness for you... and very reasonably, too. Choose from a vast assortment The price of the mounting includes setting your diamond...and the reduced Federal tax. A year to pay, if desired... no interest or carrying charge. 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