anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-26

Women carrie lou sutherland – editor OCTOBER BRIDE—Miss Edna Mae Roberts and Robert Bruce, both of Anaheim have made fall wedding plans. Dramatic Held at ORANGE (OCNS)—An 3000 persons of all denomparticipated Sunday night matic communion service stars on the Chapman Colpus, vividly climaxing thertion here of the Christian es of Southern California. With the classic facade Chapman administration as the backdrop, the coconsisted in a living enaLeonardo Da Vinci's "The Last Supper." Directed by the Rev. Hedwell, members of the mont Christian church, Angeles, took the roles Christ and the Disciples, garbed in Biblical costution followed this descriptifour gospels, narrated i OCTOBER BRIDE—Miss Edna Mae Roberts and Robert Bruce, both of Anaheim have made fall wedding plans. Betrothal of Edna Mae Roberts, Robert D. Bruce Told at Party A surprise birthday party for her roommate from UCLA campus days afforded the opportunity for Miss Edna Mae Roberts, daughter of Mrs. Nathaniel Roberts of 410 West Vermont St. to tell the news of her engagement to Robert D. Bruce, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer E. Bruce of 307 North Janss St. The party honored Miss Martha Dickman of Westwood. The news of the betrothal was revealed by names on coasters and napkins with the engagement cake cut at the same time the beautifully frosted birthday cake for Miss Dickman was served. A champagne toast was given to the good fortune of the bridal couple-elect. Sometime in October was the tentative date set by the young couple for their wedding. Miss Roberts is a graduate of St. Boniface grade school, Anaheim High school and UCLA and is a member of the Savanna School faculty. Bruce, a graduate of St. Boniface parochial school, Loyola High school, completed his educational work at University of California at Berkeley and University of Southern California. He is presently employed in the engineering department at Douglas Aircraft. Beach College Registration Dates Set Long Beach State College officials, expecting a record-breaking enrollment for the fall semester, are urging new students to apply for admission as early as possible before the proposed date of registration, Friday, Sept. 16. C. R. Bergland, admissions officer, said today that the college issues permits to register to qualified applicants in the order of receipt of complete records. In order to assure the processing of records before the date of registration, application and all official transcripts must be filed in the admissions office at least 30 days prior to registration. "Application forms may be secured by mail or in person from the admissions office," he said. In addition to the regular admission procedures, all entering freshman students are required to take a college aptitude test and an English proficiency test. All students who plan to enter the teacher training program on the kindergarten-primary or elementary levels must take the Stanford achievement and speech tests. 1913 42nd Anniversary Year 1913 1955 42nd Anniversary Year ENGAGEMENT RING • WEDDING RING BRILLIANT AND BEAUTIFUL Set with diamonds of finest quality and color. These matching rings come in a choice of 18K white gold or 14K yellow gold, in a charming design. LOLY'S for fine diamonds Diamond ring with 4 side diamonds...$200. Matching 8-diamond wedding ring...$76. Federal tax included WE CLOSE 5:30 P.M. EVERY DAY VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 138 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL CONVENIENT CREDIT Dramatic Climax Held at Convention ORANGE (OCNS)—An estimated 3000 persons of all denominations participated Sunday night in a dramatic communion service under the stars on the Chapman College campus, vividly climaxing the convention here of the Christian Churches of Southern California. With the classic facade of the Chapman administration building as the backdrop, the communion consisted in a living enactment of Leonardo Da Vinci's Painting, "The Last Supper." Directed by the Rev. John O. Hedwell, members of the Eastmont Christian church, East Los Angeles, took the roles of Jesus Christ and the Disciples, colorfully garbed in Biblical costumes, Action followed this description in the four gospels, narrated in an off-stage reading. Prior to the communion service, Mrs. Mae Ward, an executive secretary of the United Christian Missionary society, Indianapolis, spoke on the topic, "New Directions In Missions." Other highlights of the Sunday program were hymns by the 70-voice choir and installation of officers for next year's convention. Officers for 1956, installed by R. W. Blackburn. Outgoing president, were: Owen Kellison, Los Angeles, president; Mrs. L. P. Coates, Reseda, and the Rev. Henry L. Searles, vice presidents; J. C. Mason, North Hollywood, treasurer, and Mrs. H. G. Wilkes, North Hollywood, recorder. Dr. Clifford A. Cole of Glendale is general secretary. Here and There Mary Louise Boswell of East Ball Road and Robert Neef of Minnesota have obtained a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Weist of North Spruce Drive are the parents of a son, weighing seven pounds and two ounces, born at St. Joseph hospital on July 22. Marine T-Sgt. and Mrs. Gordon Watermán of this city are parents of a daughter born at the Corona Naval hospital on July 17. A son is the newest arrival in the home of Donald Anderson and his wife. The infant was born July 18 at the Corona Naval hospital. A son, weighing seven pounds and two and one half ounces was born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ellis of Verona Street at St. Joseph hos-pital on July 22. Congratulations are to Mr. and Mrs. B. 628 South Clementi birth of their son hospital July 23. Santa Barbara Music Festival Plans Released The Pacific Coastal val at Santa Barbara four concerts in w Stokowski will conceive newest symphony on weekends of Sept. 17-18." In addition to concerts, a full week and artistic events arrangements have for two evenings chamber music by Paganini Quartet and formances of the M For the second year Wagner Chorale will cert. COAT EVENT LUXURY UQTI Center at Lemon in Anaheim EVENT LUXURY FABRICS 1. Exquisitely tailored coats by BRAVANTI for de VILLE of FORSTMAN and HOCKANUM WOOLENS 53£00 What a fabulous buy for Fall! Stunning full length coats all Millium lined with gold corded finish. Soft, luxury fabric meant for years of wear! What a fabulous buy for Fall! 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Arrangements have been made for two evenings of outstanding chamber music by the famous Paganini Quartet and for two performances of the Musart Quartet For the second year, the Roger Wagner Chorale will present a concert. Congratulations are being sent to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boettger of 628 South Clementine St. on the birth of their son at St. Joseph hospital July 23. County Philharmonic Plays In Irvine Bowl August 27 Outdoor music under the stars at the Irvine Bowl is the first event being scheduled by the Orange County Philharmonic Society for its 1955-66 season, according to Karen Margreta Bruning, executive director. This first concert of the groups' new series will be held in Laguna Beach on Aug. 27, at 8:30 p.m. as one of the final events of the summer at Orange County's own outdoor bowl, after the close of Laguna's nationally-known Festival of the Arts. Admission will again be free. The Society's orchestra will again be under the leadership of its permanent conductor, Frieda Belinfante. Miss Belinfante has recently been in Holland, where she has had conducting engagements and where she has visited her family. She returns to the Southland this week, however, in order to get rehearsals underway for the forthcoming performance. Last year's concert at the Irvine Bowl was an outstanding success, and the bowl at that time was filled almost to capacity. It is anticipated that its fine acoustics and delightful setting will once again draw a large crowd of both natives and summer visitors. No refunds, mail, phone orders or C.O.D.s NYLON PANTIES Were 3.50 NOW 1.75 Nylon trunk panties, 20 only, for a fabulous Wednesday buy! Lingerie—second floor SUMMER SHOES Were 4.95 NOW 2.95 45 pairs of COOL THONGS in red, black, tan, white. Leather and padded soles. Shoes—street floor PILLOWS Were 5.95 NOW 3.19 6 only, SHREDDED RUBBER PILLOWS FOR SILVER BONUS WEDNESDAY. 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