anaheim-gazette 1938-07-28

SOCIETY CLUBS Temples Mark 50th Anniversary Taking advantage of the fact that all of their 11 children could be together at this time more conveniently than on December 20, the actual date, Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Temple chose last Sunday to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. More than 50 persons, all immediate relatives, gathered at the Temple home on Ball road for the occasion. During the morning music and entertainment was furnished by the various members of the family. Just before a noon dinner was served the 11 children were requested to line up and draw numbers. They then went to a bedroom and were presented with quilts with numbers corresponding with the ones drawn. These quilts were all hand-made by Mrs. Temple. Following an old family custom, the group was called to the dinner table by Mrs. Temple blowing her father's old hunting horn. After dinner the immediate family came to Anaheim and had photographs taken; after which an hour was spent in Anaheim city park discussing childhood days. It was the first reunion of the entire family since 1923. Mr. and Mrs. Temple were married December 20, 1888, in Jackson Parish, Louisiana. They have lived in California for 26 years and have 28 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Their children are James B. Temple of Paducah, Ky., Aubrey Temple of Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. Winnie Robertson of Honolulu, B. F. Porter Honored Friday Members of the family participated in a quiet celebration of the 90th birthday anniversary of B. F. Porter at the Porter residence on Orangethorpe avenue last Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Porter, who have been spending summer days at their Newport Beach cottage, Friday came to the old homestead on Orangethorpe avenue for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs. Porter, who plan to observe their 70th wedding anniversary next April, came to the Orangethorpe avenue property in the fall of 1870, driving their wagons and stock from Jacumba in San Diego county where they arrived after a transcontinental journey by covered wagon in 1869. When they settled on the ranch which has been their home for 68 years, the Porters found Anaheim only a small settlement, larger, however, than Los Angeles. There was no Fullerton. Sixteen children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Porter of whom 10 are now living. Only members of the family joined the celebration Friday that marked the reaching of the four score and 10 years as the head of the family. Ruth Shaver Weds Ralph Chance On the 25th anniversary of marriage of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Shaver, Route 4, B-129, Anaheim, Miss Ruth Shaver became the bride of Ralph Chance of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Chance, Monday afternoon in White Tee Methodist church, Anaheim Rev. R. Kells Swenerton read a ceremony at the altar banked with white flowers, palms and light palms and lighted white tapestry in high candelabras. Miss Leila C. Shaver was made of honor for her cousin. Four bridesmaids were Mrs. L Oden (Lucille Shaver) and M Mary Agnes Shaver, both of Anaheim; Mrs. Shelvin Mitchell (Fe Mathis) of Los Angeles, and M Irene Stanley of Newport Beach. Ivan Jacobs of Yorba Linda is best man and Everett Granere of Leo Oden of Anaheim and Dovlas Lish of Yorba Linda were uncles. Miss Elizabeth Bowlus is organist and William Fackiner of Lyman Harpster were vocals They sang "O Promise Me," "Dawning," "Through the Year," and "Because." Bouquets of gladiolus were placed about the home of bride's parents for the wedding reception at which the bride's tendants assisted with servant Mrs. Glenn Tramel of Bal Beach, the bride's cousin, assisting with cutting the wedding centerering a table appointed with lace. Upon their return from a h Mr. and Mrs. Temple were married December 20, 1888, in Jackson Parish, Louisiana. They have lived in California for 28 years and have 28 grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Their children are James B. Temple of Paducah, Ky., Aubrey Temple of Memphis, Tenn., Mrs. Winnie Robertson of Honolulu, Mrs. Scott Stevens of Penryn, Calif., Mrs. Dan Walsworth of Venice, Audie Temple of Venice, Mrs. F. J. Smith of Venice, Mrs. Dennie Otte of Los Angeles, Mr. Ed Loucks of Fullerton, Mrs. Paul Hubbard of Alhambra, and Harmon Temple of Torrance. Regional Director Seated at Meeting Miss Margery Patrick of Anaheim, member of the Eta Gamma chapter of Anaheim and Fullerton, Kappa Della Phi sorority, took office as regional director at a meeting Tuesday night in the home of Miss Rosalind Ferrel, Pomona. Miss Patrick conducted installation of new officers. Miss Patrick was appointed regional director by the national council and will have supervision of the 10 chapters in southern California and Arizona. She attended the national convention last month in Chicago, Ill. Inactive members and friends of members were entertained at a Mexican party Monday night in the Anaheim home of Mrs. Katie Williams, with Mrs. Doris Hemmer of Fullerton and Miss Charlotte Price and Miss Patrick of Anaheim assisting with hostess duties. Mexican-type prizes in bingo went to Mrs. Mary Ferguson and Mrs. Dorothy Nunlist of Fullerton and Miss Mona Taggart of Anaheim. Guests were seated for a Mexican dessert course at a table centered with Mexican straw figures and charms and bright-colored zinnias. Hostesses made place favors of hand-painted pots of cactus and hand-made varnished sombereros, all in bright Mexican colors. Others present were Mrs. Lucille Maxwell, Mrs. Nina Backs, Mrs. Willa May Rowland, Mrs. Eunice Sipple, Mrs. Claire Fisher, Mrs. Katherine Royer, Mrs. Mary Lou Reynolds, Mrs. Helen Sweet, Mrs. Emily Snyder, Mrs. Mabel Ruth Jane Haskell Weds M. Burroughs Ruth June Haskell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eli Haskell of North West street, and Melvin Martin Burroughs, second son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Burroughs of East Chartres street, were married last Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The ceremony took place at the home of the bridegroom's parents, with Rev. Harney McGehee, pastor of the Church of Christ, officiating. The bride was given in marriage by her father. Her only attendant was Miss Alice Gonzales. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, George Burroughs. Wedding music played by Mrs. George Burroughs included the Lohengrin Wedding march and Carrie Jacobs Bond's "I Love You Truly." Both Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs are graduates of Anaheim union high school, the latter also attending Fullerton junior college. They have established their home at 310 E. Center street. Mr. Burroughs is employed at the Studebaker garage. Guests who remained for the wedding dinner included Mr. and Mrs. Haskell, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Burroughs of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. Jess C. Wilson of Bloomington, Richard Tobias, David and Robert Burroughs, Thomas Mays of Fullerton, Mrs. Frances Farrell and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Burroughs. Swenertons Spending Week at Idyllwild Dr. and Mrs. R. Kells Swenerton are spending this week on vacation at Idyllwild. The pulpit of White Temple Methodist church will be filled next Sunday morning at 9:30 by Dr. E. Pearce Hayes, a distinguished missionary from China, who will speak on the theme, "When China Wins, What?" table, centered with Mexican straw figures and charms and bright-colored zinnias. Hostesses made place favors of hand-painted varnished sombereros, all in bright Mexican colors. Others present were Mrs. Lucille Maxwell, Mrs. Nina Backs, Mrs. Willa May Rowland, Mrs. Eunice Sipple, Mrs. Claire Fisher, Mrs. Katherine Royer, Mrs. Mary Lou Reynolds, Mrs. Helen Sweet, Mrz. Emily Snyder, Mrs. Mabel Masterson and Miss Lucille Henderson. Valera Brownell, Wesley McAfee Wed Valera Naidene Brownell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Brownell of 1119 W. Center street, was married Tuesday evening to Wesley M. McAfee of Los Angeles, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. McAfee of Independence. The ceremony took place in the Little Church of the Flowers, Forest Lawn Memorial park, Glendale, with Rev. Grover Ralston officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attended by Mrs. George L. Meder. Douglas Hortine acted as best man and George E. Meder and James Dickson were the ushers. Following the wedding Mr. and Mrs. McAfee left on a wedding trip to northern California. 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ANAHEIM-CAL. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Bridesmaids Honor Miss Lillian Trapp The August Eltiste home on Clair avenue was the scene Thursday evening of a crystal shower honoring Miss Lillian Trapp, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Jr., of Rio Vista avenue. Hostesses were Miss Metta Bouas, Miss Lucille Eltiste and Miss Helen Trapp, who will serve as bridesmaids at Miss Trapp's marriage to Homer Davis of Fullerton on September 4. Guests included Mrs. William Trapp, Jr., Mrs. John Kahlen, Sr., Mrs. John Kahlen, Jr., Mrs. Fred Kahlen, Dillard Wilkinson, Mrs. Walter Trapp, Mrs. Paul Scott, Mrs. August Eltiste, Mrs. Herb Davis, Mrs. Ben Davis, Mrs. Elva Cameron, Mrs. Glenn Coleasure, Mrs. Harold Wold, Mrs. Hugo Schulz; Miss Mildred Cordes, Miss Eunice Winger, Miss Evelyn Brunsworth, Miss Gertrude Klausing and Miss Mildred Trapp, all of Anaheim; LEGAL NOTICE PROPOSED BUDGET (exclusive of bond moneys) For the Anaheim Union High School District of Orange County, California, for the school year ending June 30, 1939. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1938-1939 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $13,000.00 2. Instruction 112,500.00 3. Operation of School Plant 35,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 11,500.00 5. Coordinate Activities and Auxiliary Agencies 9,300.00 6. Fixed Charges 5,000.00 Eulogia Class Hall All-Day Meeting The Eulogia class of Baptist church held an meeting at the Newport Mrs. Leila Campbell Tuesdays and swimming was enjoyed afternoon. For the Anaheim Union High School District of Orange County, California, for the school year ending June 30, 1939. I. Proposed Expenditures, 1938-1939 A. Current Expense 1. Administration $13,000.00 2. Instruction 112,500.00 3. Operation of School Plant 35,000.00 4. Maintenance of School Plant 11,500.00 5. Coordinate Activities and Auxiliary Agencies 9,300.00 6. Fixed Charges 5,000.00 Total Current Expense $186,300.00 B. Capital Outlays 53,000.00 C. Non-Bonded Debt Service 700.00 D. Undistributed Reserve 16,000.00 E. Total Proposed Expenditures for 1938-1939 $256,000.00 II. General Reserve for 1939-1940 20,000.00 III. Total Proposed Expenditures, Exclusive of Prior-Year Expense $276,000.00 IV. Estimated Receipts, 1938-1939, other than District Taxes 137,837.00 A. Prior-Year Expense, to be Paid from Balances and Delinquent Taxes 5,730.00 B. Unincumbered Receipts other than District Taxes $132,107.00 V. District Taxes Required (III minus IV B) 143,893.00 VI. Additional District Taxes Required for Special Accumulative Building Fund VII. Total District Taxes Required $143,893.00 A public hearing will be held on the above budget on August 4, 1938, at 8:00 p.m. in the high school located at 811 W. Center St. RAY ADKINSON, County Supt. of Schools Get the very best in Permanent Waving for half the cost. An Oil Permanent shaped and tapered to suit your own individuality $1.95 up MIYAGIMA CHOP SUEY 2 West Center Street Get the very best in Permanent Waving for half the cost. An Oil Permanent shaped and tapered to suit your own individuality ... $1.95 up SHAMPOO, WAVE AND NECK CLIPPED 35¢ Friday & Saturday Including Neck Trim 50¢ DOES YOUR SKIN NEED LUBRICATING AND TONING UP? 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