anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-25

Miss Terri Emerson Becomes Mrs. Kenneth Dale Admire Wearing an exquisitely fashioned gown in blush pink nylon tulle, and lace over taffeta, created after the enchanting dress worn by the star in "The Glass Slipper," Miss Terri Mac Emerson stood before the altar of the First Presbyterian church of this city to say her marriage vows with Kenneth Dale Admire from Torrance. The beauty of the gown was enhanced by the reflection of the afternoon sun through the sanctuary windows as the Rev. Roland Anderson performed the four o'clock double ring ceremony. Shirred panels, caught to the bouffant skirt deep flounce with clusters of tiny pink rose buds and pale-toned apple blossoms, accented the elegance of the bridal dress, the sweetheart neckline and short lace sleeves giving a portrait appearance. A delicately woven queen's crown, patterned with four petaled flowers and banded with a tiny rope of pearls, held the bride's misty veil to her hair with the bouquet of the palest of pink carnations and white stephanotis styled in teardrop design. A single strand of pearls, a gift from her bridegroom, was her jewelled adornment. Candles in Cathedral candelabra at the altar and at the aisle edge burned throughout the ceremony with the four huge baskets, filled with pink and white summer blossoms, completing the altar decorations. The long church aisleway was carpeted in white with bows tied to the aisle candelabra. Brocaded Gowns The bride's attendants wore brocaded gowns, beautifully fashioned with surplus front and very full waist length skirts. Short white mitts and brocaded slippers were the accessories with the beaded head-dresses princess crowns holding tiny double veils matching the ENCHANTING ELEGANCE—Miss Terri Mac Emerson's bridal dress, designed in likeness to the gown worn by the star in "The Glass Slipper" and her misty veil, had a portrait beauty of modern fashion. (Renwood Photo) with pink and white summer blossoms, completing the altar decorations. The long church aisleway was carpeted in white with bows tied to the aisle candelabra. Brocaded Gowns The bride's attendants wore brocaded gowns, beautifully fashioned with surplus front and very full waist length skirts. Short white mitts and brocaded slippers were the accessories with the beaded head-dresses princess crowns holding tiny double veils matching the shade of their dresses. Sister of the bride, Miss Deana Mae Emerson served as the maid of honor, her ensemble in pale coral tone. Miss Jeanne Barnwell of Garden Grove, dressed in a lavender gown, and Miss Mae Okuda of West Anaheim, wearing a yellow formal, were bridesmaids. Miss Emerson carried a crescent-shaped basket, trimmed with a coral tulle ruffle with gladioli and stock attractively arranged in it. Similar baskets, the tulle and flowers trim matching the shade of their gowns, were carried by the bridesmaids. Niece of the bridegroom, young Miss Laurina Admire of Anaheim, dressed in a frock of baby blue dotted nylon over pink underdress served as flower girl. Her white basket, accented with pink tulle ruffle was filled with pink rose petals. Attending to groomsman duties was Leland Griffin from Torrance with Garth Emerson, brother of the bride, and Raymond Holder of Wilmington, acting as ushers. Mrs. William Talevich was the nuptial organist with songs played before the appearance of the bride favorites of the young couple. Church Garth Reception Garth of the church was the scene for the reception with the parents of the bridal couple, Mr. and Mrs. Melford Emerson of 197 Chateau Ave. and Mr. and Mrs. Troy Knapp of Torrance receiving the guests with the new Mr. and Mrs. Admire. The tailored brocaded fawn colored gown worn by Mrs. Emerson was a delightful contrast to the navy taffeta and lace dress chosen by Mrs. Knapp for the wedding festivities. Mrs. Emerson pinned a bronze cymbidium corsage to the lapel of her matching duster, the accessory to her ensemble. Pink carnations formed Mrs. Knapp's corsage. Hostesses for the affair were from the church with Miss Roddi Emerson, another sister of the bride, dressed in a pink brocaded summer blossoms in her bouquet. Ushering was done by Bill Willis of Anaheim and Jack Ashbaugh of Newport Beach. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Kranz chose a princess styled dress in white with a gold woven thread its accent. White eyelet dress was worn by the bridegroom’s mother. Red roses formed their corsages. Home Reception Reception took place at the Kranz home with pink and white theme carried out in decorations. An aunt of the bride, Mrs. Mae Cassero from Hollydale, and a childhood friend, Mrs. Jack Ashbaugh from Newport Beach were hostesses. August 1 is the date the new Mr. and Mrs. Johnston will be at home to their friends at their home, 555 Alamitos Ave., Long Beach. They are now on their honeymoon, destination not disclosed. For traveling Mrs. Johnston wore an avocado green, ensemble, her accessories in white. LVNL of State Sets Refresher Course Plan The July board meeting of the Licensed Vocational Nurses League of California will be held fawn colored gown worn by Mrs. Emerson was a delightful contrast to the navy taffeta and lace dress chosen by Mrs. Knapp for the wedding festivities. Mrs. Emerson pinned a bronze cymbidium corsage to the lapel of her matching duster, the accessory to her ensemble. Pink carnations formed Mrs. Knapp's corsage. Hostesses for the affair were from the church with Miss Roddi Emerson, another sister of the bride, dressed in a pink brocaded formal, attending to the guest book. Grandmother Attends Among those to sign their name first was Mrs. Clara Engle of Los Angeles, grandmother of the bride. She was charming in her dress of pale blue brocaded material, pink the shade of her floral accent. Also present was an old friend of the bride's family, Mrs. Blanche Wilson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the native town of the bride. Torrance will be the young couple’s first home with their mall to be addressed to 5148 Deelanes Ave. The bride is graduate of Cedar Rapids grade school and of Anaheim High school, class of 1955. Her husband, who is an employee in the missile department at Northrop Aircraft plant in Hawthorne, graduated from schools in Torrance. He has a four-year Navy service record. LVNL of State Sets Refresher Course Plan The July board meeting of the Licensed Vocational Nurses League of California will be held at the Palace Hotel, Market Street and New Montgomery, San Francisco, July 21 and 22. This group, members of the "National Association of Practical Nurse Education," are aiming their efforts to increase the number of advanced refresher courses in schools and junior colleges throughout the state. They are also working out a plan to unite the various smaller groups of licensed vocational nurses in the state under one association. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin OPEN BOWLING Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. 7 p.m. Fall Leagues now Forming For Reservations, KE 5-9206 128 S. Los Angeles St. Arnold E. Howard Quality Lighting Fixtures Chimneys - Student Shades & Lamp Repair Parts. Wiring Supplies Sunbeam - G.E.-Universal Toastmaster, Sales & Repairs All Sizes of G.E. Lamps 130 S. Lemon KE 5-2239 ANAHEIM New BPW Leader Named Mrs. Lela E. Swasey of Santa Cruz was named director of the Western Region of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., at a regional conference concluded on Sunday in Reno. She will serve a term of two years. Mrs. Swasey, County Recorder of Santa Cruz County since 1946, is now serving her third term in that office. She is a past president of the California Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc., having served as president in 1948-49. The next Western Regional conference is schedule for Honolulu in 1957. Regional conferences are held in alternate years with Biennial Convention in the annual interval. The National Federation's 1956 Biennial will be held in Miami, Fla. Mrs. Gladys Anne Sheerin, Visalia, as president, led the California delegation of 161 at the Reno meet. Also present were 309 representatives of federations from Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Washington, Wyoming, Alaska and Hawaii. Shirley Norwine Feted at Pretty Bridal Shower Miss Shirley Norwine, August bride, was the honor guest when Miss Beverley Moise entertained at a shower party in her home at 7272 North Placentia Ave. Typical of summertime entertainment of the evening was informal. Miss Norwine will wed Don Hall, Annual Doll Show Scheduled August 1 at Optimist Club The annual doll show, sponsored by the Anaheim Recreation department will take place on Monday, Aug. 1 at the Optimist club...use. This special activity, which has proved successful of past summers, brings forth rare and beautiful dolls seldom seen publicly. The time schedule for the day is as follows: 9 to 12 noon, registration of dolls; 12 to 1, judging of dolls; 2 to 2, exhibition hour. All entries will be classified in one of the four divisions. Division I will be judged according to size, both largest and smallest. Division II will be for dolls and clothing not handmade. The three subdivisions include the best religious and foreign dolls and the most beautiful dolls. Division III will be for dolls which are handmade or which handmade clothing. The last cellanous division will include best doll collections; the most usual dolls and twin dolls. Ribbons and certificates will awarded the first, second, and third place winners in each grouping sweepstakes prize, donated by Anaheim Doll club will be awarded to one of the division winners. A fifth division will be open adults, and all dolls owned adults will be placed in this section. Because the show is primarily a children's activity, the fifth division will not be eligible for sweepstakes prize. However, collections will be welcomed elementary judging and exhibitions. For further information contact the Recreation Office in Anaheim City Park. HAWAIIAN THEME The monthly card party for members of the Our Lady of the Rosary Institute, held in the home of Mrs. Floyd Raberding at 514 East South St. featured the Hawaiian theme. Hostesses, including Mrs. Raymond Robinson and Mrs. Gordon Haskins, wore authentic Island costumes. Door award went to Mrs. Robert Cox with Miss Anne Treanor taking the bridge award and Mrs. Leo Czapla, canasta prize. Norwine of 400 Leonora. Sharing the party with the guest of honor was her mother and the mother of her bridegroom-elect along with Mrs. George Norwine Jr., Mrs. Bob Norwine, Mrs. J. Meade, Mrs. Bob Wurgaft Jr., Mrs. Orville Amburgy, Mrs. Joe Moise, mother of the hostess; and Miss Darlene Ames. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Vincent Deveney, IS ALL-STATE CAMP Miss Jo Anna McFarland, lor Girl Scout of Troop 47, Anaheim Friday for the All States Encampment (weeks) at Cody, Wyo., who Senior girls selected to represent their states, will gather Jo Anna is a student at anaheim Union High school is the daughter of Mrs. Rob W. McFarland, local Girl Scout Executive Director. She will one of four representatives from the state of Californi Shirley Norwine Feted at Pretty Bridal Shower Miss Shirley Norwine, August bride, was the honor guest when Miss Beverley Moise entertained at a shower party in her home at 7272 North Placentia Ave. Typical of summertime entertainment of the evening was informal. Miss Norwine will wed Don Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hall of this city on Aug. 6 at St. Boniface Catholic church. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Norwine. Norwine of 400 Leonora. Sharing the party with the guest of honor was her mother and the mother of her bridegroom-elect along with Mrs. George Norwine Jr., Mrs. Bob Norwine, Mrs. J. Meade, Mrs. Bob Wurgaft Jr., Mrs. Orville Amburgy, Mrs. Joe Moise, mother of the hostess; and Miss Darlene Ames. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Vincent Deveney, Miss Toni Osterkamp, Miss Mary Lou Marsoon, Miss Peggy Sterba, Mrs. Charles Sterba, Mrs. Julia Frances and Mrs. Betty Corns. Here and There The Jerome Schinhofens of 618 South Resh St. welcomed their infant daughter at St. Joseph hospital on July 21. License to wed has been issued to Lynn Rae Barnes of Brea and Lawrence Kirchman of 615 North Carleton. A son, weighing seven pounds and 13 ounces, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wilson of 1151 Hazelwood on July 20 at St. Joseph hospital. Carol Joan Hochull of East Broadway and Howard Don Standfield of Indio are among the couples obtaining their license to wed this summer. Newest member in the Vernon Martens family of 9661 Ball Rd. is an infant daughter born at the Santa Ana Community hospital last Wednesday. Mrs. LaFern Cherry Horridge, BPW Clubs Combine For Picnic Meeting The Anaheim and Fullerton Business and Professional Women's clubs held their annual July picnic at the La Palma park. Sixty members and guests enjoyed the ham dinner which was served buffet style. Preluding the evenings festivities, members of the Anaheim club presented a comedy skit written by Florence Davis, entitled "Today's Employee". Participating were Delois Chronister, Helen Sharp, Josephine Fulfer, Beulah Hineman, Eva Drennan, Florence Davis, Doras Prickett, Agnes Hund, Emma Lawrence and Mae Cornbloom. Narrator was Arline McLaine. 2605 Spreckle Lane, Redondo Beach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cherry, of Long Beach, formerly of Anaheim, is a victim of non-paralytic polio, her mother reported today. She was stricken June 6. She is at home. Her friends can visit her at her home. Recovering satisfactorily, it was reported. CHANNING, RATHONE AND BARRYMORE—Carol Channing, Basil Rathbone and Ethel Barrymore co-star in "Svengall and The Blonde", the musical version of Tribly, to be presented by the Oldsmobile dealers of America over NBC-TV Saturday, July 30 at 10:30 p.m. (EST. KNOW HOW MAKES THE DIFFERENCE IN PLUMBING OVER 33 YEARS IN ANAHEIM Want to SAVE MONEY? Bring in your faucets, small parts etc. for quick repairs at our counter. DISHMASTER SALES SERVICE REPAIRS 2 "Shop-On-Wheels" REPAIR TRUCKS At your Service R. JOE QUAST AND SONS 306 N. Los Angeles KE 5-2506 Prices effective Mon., Tues., W July 25, 26, 27, 1985, at Sofew Stores In Annoheim aren. Eight is limit reserved. No sales is dea Scheduled first Club ALL-STATE CAMP U.S. Goes To Cody, Wyoming Jo Anna McFarland, Senior Girl Scout of Troop 47, left,heim Friday for the fifth States Encampment (two) at Cody, Wyo., where girls selected to represent their states, will gather. Anna is a student at Ann Union High school and daughter of Mrs. Roberta McFarland, local Girl Scoutative Director. She will be of four representatives the state of California JO ANNA MacFARLAND—Qualifying for all-state camp is senior girl Scout Jo Anna MacFarland. (Bulletin Photo) Ity to represent the community. The final screening was by the Girl Scout Council of the U.S.A., New York, N.Y. Jo Anna has been in Scouting since she was ten years of age, starting in Maryland. She has been in Anaheim for the past three years. Last year she was chosen to represent Anaheim at the Regional Camp at Azalea Trails. Besides being active in all Scouting activities, she has been active in church organizations and the Y.W.C.A. as well. night camps in the Rockies, and studies of wild life. This is the third consecutive year a local Girl Scout's application was considered. In 1953, Shirley Schmitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitz, and in 1954, Donna May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don May, held this honor. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Party Supplies Gifts Jo Anna has been in Scouting since she was ten years of age, starting in Maryland. She has been in Anaheim for the past three years. Last year she was chosen to represent Anaheim at the Regional Camp at Azalea Trails. Besides being active in all Scouting activities, she has been active in church organizations and the Y.W.C.A. as well. The Girl Scouts will enroll at the Buffalo Bill Youth Camp near Cody, with the camp providing opportunities for exploration of the countryside and Yellowstone Park, trail trips, over- SAFEWAY First-of-the-Week FEATURES PORK CHOPS LOIN OF EASTERN PORK Lean, meaty chops cut from loin of Eastern-grain fed pork. Serve loin pork chops tonight. They're a real meat buy at today's low prices. CENTER CUT LB. 69¢ END CUT LB. 49¢ SLICED BACON Collo Pack 1-lb. pkg. 43¢ Wilson's Corn King or Morrell's Yorkshire brands. GROUND BEEF VISKING PACK Freshly made from lean selected beef.State inspected. lb. 39¢ CORNED BEEF BONELESS BRISKET USDA CHOICE beef with mild cure.Delicious served hot or cold. lb. 49¢ BEEF LIVER SLICED or PIECE Government inspected Serve with bacon or with onions. lb. 39¢ Grocery Section Features SLICED CHEESE DUTCH MILL PIMIENTO 8-Oz. Pkg. 19¢ Excellent for Summer Snacks — 8 Slices in Each Package. CORNED BEEF BEEF LIVER SLICED or PIECE Government inspected Serve with bacon or with onions. Grocery Section Features SLICED CHEESE DUTCH MILL PIMIENTO 8-0z. Pkg. 19¢ Excellent for Summer Snacks — 8 Slices in Each Package. COTTAGE CHEESE Pint Cup 18¢ BLOSSOM TIME BRAND — Choice of Farmer, Cream or Chive CHERRY ANGEL FOOD Baked by Curtsy, the "home ingredient" way. (Regularly 25c) half ring Special 19¢ ICE CREAM Cotillion brand Guest Quality. Regal Apple flavor. 2 pint ctns. 47¢ CURTSY BUTTERHORNS Freshly baked coffee cake (Regularly 20c) 6-0z. Size 17¢ MRS. WRIGHT'S BREAD White or Wheat, Sliced, Regular or or Sandwich Style. Large Loaf 26¢ SAFEWAY'S the BEST Place in Town to Buy PRODUCE POTATOES U.S. NO. 1 A WHITE ROSE Smooth skinned, even size, all-purpose potatoes. Paper bag pack. 10 lbs. 23¢ CUCUMBERS LONG, GREEN For Slicing 3 for 10¢ NECTARINES TOPS IN FLAVOR Sun Grande, variety, uniformly red ripe, large in size. 33¢ ITALIAN SQUASH Medium size, green, fresh. 2 lbs. 25¢ SWEET ONIONS Italian Red. Excellent to slice. 8¢ Prices effective Mon., Tues., Wed., July 25, 26, 27, 1955, at Safeway Stores in Annelum nren. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. SAFEWAY