anaheim-gazette 1936-06-11

Joe Elliott Named New Pilot of Valencias, Joe C. Elliott, for many years a member of the Anaheim nightball commission, was appointed Monday to succeed Elwayne "Eenie" Wilcox as field manager of the Anaheim Valencias. Wilcox resigned, it was said, because of the press of outside business. The new pilot will assume command of the club at Orange tomorrow night. Elliott has long been actively identified with Anaheim's National nightball league team and his appointment is expected to meet with the approval of the fans. Elliott is faced with the task of snapping the Valencias out of a losing streak that dropped them from a contending position to a tie for third place, several games behind the leading Huntington Beach outfit. In addition, he must rebuild to a certain extent to offset the loss of Jean Arroues and Leavitt Daley, outfielders. Arroues was put on the voluntarily retired list for the remainder of the first half, but it is problematic if he will be able to return to the club this year. Daley quit the team to play in the San Joaquin valley. Ted Neja, batting star of Pete Lehr's Orange county league club, has been drafted for one outfield berth. The new manager is searching for additional assistance in the gardens and is also on the prowl for another top-notch gunner. Anaheim Man Will Seek Nomination as State Assemblyman James H. (Jimmie) Heffron, for the past 13 years sports editor of the Anaheim Bulletin announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state assemblyman from the 75th district. Heffron has been a resident of Anaheim for the past 15 years. He is married and the father of two children. He is a World War veteran and has been active in veterans affairs. Born in New York state 53 years ago Heffron has been a lifelong Democrat and has taken an active part in both partisan and non-partisan political affairs. He has been a tireless worker in community and county affairs and is particularly well known to the younger element of Orange county because of his sponsorship of athletics. In making his announcement Heffron stated he has formulated no elaborate platform but believes the entire country could do with less legislation and more economy in government. His only promise is if elected he will represent his district in accordance with the wishes of the majority of his constituents, and where decisions rest solely with himself will use the same horse-sense he has always used in deciding his own affairs. Heffron solicits in the primaries encias along with several other former Long Beach players when Billie Fiestner became business manager of the club. He managed the Long Beach crew last J. H. HEFFRON J. H. "Jimmie" Heffron who seeking the Democratic nomination for state assemblyman. Family Home Scene of Wedding for Popular Couple The protecting branches of large shade tree formed canopy for the porch setting of nuptial ceremony which un-Miss Gelene Goble of Tujunga Lancelot Vinson of Costa Mesa home of the bride's parenMr. and Mrs. Wayne Goble, S day afternoon. Miss Gelene Goble is the eldest daughter, and is granddaughter of Mrs. Mary Goble of Anaheim. Mr. Vins AT PENNEY'S EVERYTHING FOR SUMMER WEATHER Men's Hot Weather Wash SUITS Here's Summer Comfort $4.98 Here's a suit, men—and a good suit—at a price you generally pay for a pair of pants! Seersuckers, Cords, and Shantungs in single breasteds, double breasteds and sports models! Sanforized shrunk... they'll launder perfectly! They're really c-o-o-l! Coat and trousers! See them, men! Men's White Towncraft DRESS SHIRTS $1.49 Crisp white is cool for summer! Towncrafts are made of good quality pre-shrunk broadcloth! Men! Be Cool! 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Man with the new metal ends Boys' sizes 25 PENNEY'S J. C. PENNEY COMPANY, Incorporated 124 WEST CENTER—ANAHEIM ANAHEIM GAZETTE H. HEFFRON An unusual feature of the services was that Miss Goble was accompanied to the wedding bower by her father to the strains of her own piano accompaniment. A victrola recording of Mendelsohn's and Lohengren's wedding marches was played for the processional. Miss Goble had also recorded the music of "Because" and "I Love You Truly" to the accompaniment of which Miss Sallie Lee Skale of Santa Ana sang the beautiful vocal arrangement of these two widely loved songs. The ritualistic services were read by Reverend Porter in the presence of about a hundred guests. Truly beautiful in a white afternoon dress designed with full puff sleeves, the bride was accompanied by her sister, Miss Louise Goble, as bridesmaid. Both wore small white hats and corsage bouquets of gardenias. Little Miss Betty Blossom Goble was a charming little flower girl, as she strew the rose petals in the path of the bridal party. Stanley Allen, an intimate friend of Mr. Vinson, attended him as best man. Among the guests present were many relatives from Pasadena and San Bernardino as well as Mrs. Goble from Anaheim who was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. A. E. Clark and family of Fullerton. The happy young couple received ever so many lovely gifts which were admired during the serving of refreshments as the bride cut her beautiful wedding cake. The bride's mother was a gracious hostess, as she and Mrs. Vinson assisted the bride in serving the guests. Mrs. Goble wore a dress of figured silk crepe in a soft orchid shade and Mrs. Vinson had Appointive officers named by Mrs. Carleton included Mrs. Fannie Pritchett, education; Mrs. Gladys Roehm and Mrs. Eleanor Barthemes, international relations; Mrs. Blanche Daniels and Mrs. Inez Clark, legislation; Mrs. Callie Lamb, publicity; Mrs. Addie Kellenberger and Miss Erma Waidler, public relations; Mrs. Betty Davenport and Mrs. Myrtle Canby, health; Mrs. Ann Girton and Mrs. Ada Coleman, membership; Mrs. Ada Gandy, research; Mrs. Ann Krogan and Miss Helen Diller, transportation; Mrs. Susan Brown and Mrs. Myrl Marsh, hospitality. The past president's pin was presented to Mrs. Brown, with Mrs. Rochm representing the club members. Persiding at the regular meeting, as well as the installation services, Mrs. Brown was charming, wearing a full length gown of flowered silk crepe. Mrs. Boyd wore a hostess gown of flowered chiffon as she greeted her guests. The other officers as well as members and guests present were likewise dressed in pretty summer frocks. The installation services followed a brief business session, during which plans were formulated for a picnic at the Anaheim city park for July 8. After a few hands of bridge the hostess served delicious individual home-made lemon pies and coffee, thus bringing to a close a most pleasant evening. protecting branches of a shade tree formed the day for the porch setting of the ceremony which united Gelene Goble of Tujunga and Vinson of Costa Mesa at home of the bride's parents, and Mrs. Wayne Goble, Sunternoon. Miss Gelene Goble eldest daughter, and is the daughter of Mrs. Mary L. of Anaheim. Mr. Vinson's sons are Mr. and Mrs. S. B. of Newport Beach and Mesa. A. E. Clark and family of Fullerton. The happy young couple received ever so many lovely gifts which were admired during the serving of refreshments as the bride cut her beautiful wedding cake. The bride's mother was a gracious hostess, as she and Mrs. Vinson assisted the bride in serving the guests. Mrs. Goble wore a dress of figured silk crepe in a soft orchid shade and Mrs. Vinson had chosen an afternoon gown of green with lace cape. Both mothers wore sweetpea corsage bouquets. Mr. and Mrs. Vinson will be at home to their many friends, in Costa Mesa, following a months wedding trip to the Crater Lake region. Round Table Club Officers Installed In Pretty Ceremony Once again through the friendly spirit of hospitality Mrs. Eva Boyd opened her lovely home on South Olive street to the ladies of Anaheim, when the newly elected officers of Anaheim Round Table club took the oath of office last evening. Mrs. Susan Brown, retiring president, acted as installing officer, choosing the beautiful flower ceremony. A basket of rosebuds had been selected as the symbol for the office of president as Mrs. Vincenta Carleton accepted the charge. As Mrs. Boyd was named vice president she was presented with a basket of pansies. A basket of pink snapdragons represented the office of treasurer, taken by Mrs. Vera Newton; smilax, combined with blue delphinium, was the symbol for the office of recording secretary, taken by Miss Mabel Junker; ivy, with white daisies were given to Mrs. Mary Foreman as corresponding secretary and purple larkspur represented the office of parliamentarian to which Mrs. Mabel Hathoway had been elected. FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 3402 Sun. Mon. Tues. June 14, 15, 16 Sunday continuous from 2 p.m. EDWARD G. ROBINSON in "BULLETS OR BALLOTS"—and—FRANCIS LEDERER in "ONE RAINY AFTERNOON" Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. June 17, 18, 19 20 Saturday Matinee at 2 P.M. ROBERT MONTGOMERY ROSALIND RUSSELL in "TROUBLE FOR TWO"—and—"LITTLE MISS NOBODY"—with—JANE WITHERS ANAHEIM Theatre 132 W. 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