anaheim-gazette 1940-08-22

Mary Emily Jewell Weds Avery Gomes Approximately 150 friends and relatives attended the wedding of Miss Mary Emily Jewell and Avery Jay Gomes at the Capilla de San Antonio last Sunday evening. The service was read by Rev. Howard P. Page of the Clearwater Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lois M. Jewell of 801 North West street. Her grandfather was the late L. C. Blake, an employee of the Anaheim Gazette for 25 years. Mr. Gomes' parents are Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Gomes of Clearwater. Miss Mary Shea was the bride's maid of honor, while Miss Irene Jewell and Miss Ruth Peitzke served as bridesmaids, Nancy Lee Carver was the flower girl. Best man to Mr. Gomes was Virgil Butler and the ushers were Eugene Booth and J. Clifton Gomes. Soloist was Miss Mavis Link. The bride was graduated from Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college, and plans to complete her work at the University of California at Berkeley this year. Mr. Gomes is a graduate of the University of California and Northwest Medical college. Miss Lillian Gust Weds John Bunnell Miss Lillian Gust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust, became the bride Sunday evening of John Bunnell, son of Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, at a ceremony performed at the Gust home on Nutwood street. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld was the officiating minister. Only attendants of the bridal couple were Miss Emogene Gust, SOCIETY Willers Family Back From East Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Willers and daughters, the Misses Elsie and Leona Willers, were recounting to friends this week highlights of their recent visit with relatives near Mazeppa, Minn. The Willers family left Anaheim on July 21 and returned to their home on East Center street Saturday. Mr. Willers combined business with pleasure during the trip, looking after farm property he owns near Mazeppa. While in Minnesota the Anaheim people were guests of Mr. Willers' brother, O. H. Willers, and Mrs. Willers' mother, Mrs. Peter Luhmann. Crops in the area looked exceptionally good this summer, Mr. Willers said. Farmers, however, are not entirely satisfied with the government’s agricultural program, he reported. Mills Family Ends Seven Week’s Trip Seven weeks of motoring through a large part of the United States was concluded late last week by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mills and son, Donald, of 200 Carlton avenue. The Mills family went as far south as Florida, drove up the east coast to Washington, D.C., crossed over to Minnesota and returned by way of Yellowstone National park, where they camped for several days. Towns at Miss Lillian Gust Weds John Bunnell Miss Lillian Gust, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Gust, became the bride Sunday evening of John Bunnell, son of Mrs. Ethel Bunnell, at a ceremony performed at the Gust home on Nutwood street. Rev. S. F. Hilgenfeld was the officiating minister. Only attendants of the bridal couple were Miss Emogene Gust, sister of the bride, as maid of honor, and Thomas Bunnell, brother of the bridegroom, as best man. Miss Ruth Zimmerman accompanied Miss Margaret Hein as she sang "At Dawning." A reception was held following the ceremony, with Mrs. E. L. Hein, Mrs. Verna Bunnell, Miss Nadine Bunnell and Miss Betty Beatty assisting in hostess duties. The new Mrs. Bunnell is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college. Mr. Bunnell also is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and is now employed at the Alpha Beta store in Fullerton. They will make their home in Anaheim. Seven weeks of motoring through a large part of the United States was concluded late last week by Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mills and son, Donald, of 200 Carlton avenue. The Mills family went as far south as Florida, drove up the east coast to Washington, D. C., crossed over to Minnesota and returned by way of Yellowstone National park, where they camped for several days. Towns at which they stopped en route included Waterloo, Iowa, New Orleans, Jacksonville Fla., and Richmond, Va. Since his return to Anaheim, Mr. Mills went to Lake Elsinore to spend a few days. He will return to his duties as chef at the Elks clubhouse on September 7. Mrs. Carlton Hostess to Group Mrs. Vincenta Carlton was hostess at the Friendly House at Laguna Beach Thursday evening with a surprise dinner for eight members of the Anaheim Business & Professional Women's club. Following dinner the group motored to Newport Beach to pay a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hathaway, Harry B. Rileys Visit in Anaheim State Controller Harry B. Riley, Mrs. Riley, and Mrs. Riley, sr., of Sacramento were geests on Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dominguez of Cerritos avenue; Mrs. Dominguez, the former Miss Laura Knowlton, and Mr. Riley are cousins. Mr. Riley was a resident of Buena Park for a number of years and has many personal friends in Anaheim. away, who with their children Julie and Johnny, and Miss Ethel Ann Rutledge, are vacationing for two weeks at the beach city. The group accepted an invitation from Mrs. Hathaway to bring their husbands or escorts to the Hathaway beach cottage for a dinner tonight. Guests of Mrs. Carlton last Thursday evening were Mrs. Ma belle Hathaway, Mrs. Blanch Epstein, Mrs. Eva Boyd, Mrs Myrtle Henry, Mrs. Bernice Miles Mrs. Barbara Kilduff, Miss Grac Bailey and Miss Irene Case. Commercial Prize That will properly requirements in every Whether you need card or a four color You will find the Commercial 2414 and our representative will call ANAHEIM GAZE COMMERCIAL PRINTING DEPARTMENT 259 East Center Street ANAHEIM GAZETTE TY Sybil Brown's age Revealed Anaheim girls and were among the 40 guests hered at the Claremont Mrs. Carl V. Bradley last evening supposedly to the betrothal of the hoste, Miss Sybil Brown, to sing. Instead, they learn Miss Brown and Mr. Ring married on July 31 at Yuma. New Mrs. Ring is the wife of Mrs. Mattie Brown, resident of Anaheim now Pomona. She was graduated Anaheim union high in 1935, and has since gained a majorette. Her picture on the cover of an Life magazine some ago. Sing from Anaheim were Jes Mildred Bell, Marjorie Lucille Roquet, Thelma Emesdames Don Dodge, Russell, B. F. Williams, Olive Amaker, Leah Pemberton, Edham, Betty Wright, Tom and daughter, Rosemary. B. Rileys in Anaheim Controller Harry B. Riley, Rey, and Mrs. Riley, sr.,amento were geists on day of Mr. and Mrs. Paulnez of Cerritos avenue. ninguez, the former Miss Knowlton, and Mr. Riley Maxihe Vetter Weds Wayne M. Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Wayne M. Carlson (Maxine Vetter) expected to return to Orange county at the end of this week from their honeymoon trip, which took them to the northern part of the state, to establish their new home in Santa Ana. Marriage vows were exchanged by the young couple Sunday evening at the Grace Luthern church here, with Rev. C. H. S. Hunziker officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William J. Vetter of 600 East Santa Ana street and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Carlson of 242 South Center street, Orange. Miss Vetter, given in marriage by her father, was attended by her sister, Miss Vangie Vetter, as maid or honor, and by Miss Alice Schroeder and Miss Jerry Gilbert as bridesmaids. Jay Cornelison of Villa Park served as Mr. Carlson's best man, and the ushers were Norman Mennes of Tustin and Carl Ahelfeld of Orange. Mrs. Carroll Krueger of Orange was the soloist, singing "Because" and "Oh Promise Me." She was accompanied at the organ by Miss Elizabeth Hunziker. A reception was held at the Vetter home after the ceremony, with about 40 close relatives of the couple present. The new Mrs. Carlson was graduated from Anaheim union high school with the class of 1939. Mr. Carlson is a graduate of Orange union high school and Santa Ana junior college and is employed by the Southern California Edison company in Santa Ana. Miss Miller Home BACK TO Whether it be school, high school or university, now is BACK TO SCHOOL... for a better and more sure will convince you that the S. Q. R. is the place for coming school year. CO-ORDINATION Sports ensembles—skirts, swimsuit and belts perfectly match sugar, colonial green, wine jacket. SPORT DRIVE Jersey sport dresses new fall styles, solid colors and two-tone color room— $7.95 to $15.00 COAT Attractive new fall coats of two around, fitted and loose styles—$19.50 B. Rileys in Anaheim Controller Harry B. Riley, rey, and Mrs. Riley, sr., damento were geusts on of Mr. and Mrs. Paul pez of Cerritos avenue. ninguez, the former Miss Knowlton, and Mr. Riley ins. Mr. Riley was a resiBuena Park for a number and has many personal on Anaheim. Who with their children, and Johnny, and Miss Ethel ledge, are vacationing for kts at the beach city. Group accepted an invitation Mrs. Hathaway to bring husbands or escorts to the day beach cottage for a night. Mrs. of Mrs. Carlton last day evening were Mrs. Mamathaway, Mrs. Blanche Mrs. Eva Boyd, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Bernice Miles, Barbara Kilduff, Miss Grace and Miss Irene Case. Miss Miller Home From Alaskan Trip Mrs. Elizabeth Miller of 560 South Dickel street returned yesterdy from a five weeks' vacation trip to Alaska, being met at the Los Angeles station by her daughter, Miss Beatrice Miller. Mrs. Miller motored to Seattle with Miss Daisy Sinclair of Los Angeles, spending a week in the Washington city with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller. She then went to Victoria for a three-day visit before boarding the ship at Vancouver for Alaska. She was accompanied on the Alaskan trip by Miss Kathryn Jacobs of Fullerton, the couple going as far north as White Horse, Yukon territory. Buy Now and Buy in Anaheim Printing It will properly meet your requirements in every respect. Whether you need a small calling card or a four colored broadside. You will find the Gazette's Commercial Printing NEWSY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Hapgood are at home again from a 10-days' vacation trip during which they camped five days at Lake Mary. Before establishing their camp they visited several mining camps at Placerville and Jackson, and took trips to Reno and Lake Tahoe. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sowder of 801 North Clementine street returned Sunday evening from a vacation of two weeks. The first week was spent at Seal Beach and formerly of Anaheim, were elover news of Miss Ochoa's maage to Bernie A. Durate of Angles last Saturday evening Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Morris Carroll and Bob Wanger enrolled this week at University of California college Agriculture at Davis, statheir first year of a four-course. The former will major citrus culture an dthe latte animal husbandry. Miss Doris Carson and Davis exchanged marriage last Sunday at the Capilla de better you need a small calling card or a four colored broadside. You will find the Gazette’s Commercial Printing Department shipped and manned to meet your requirements satisfactorily as to Qaulity, Service and Price. GAZETTE ING DEPARTMENT Anaheim, California Mr. and Mrs. William A. Sowder of 801 North Clementine street returned Sunday evening from a vacation of two weeks. The first week was spent at Seal Beach and during the second week Mr. and Mrs. Sowder were at Lake Arrowhead. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tausch spent last week end at Lake Arrowhead. Lawrence Hund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hund of 218 Carleton street, was bitten Sunday afternoon by a dog reportedly owned by C. O. Skelton of 1233 Pearl street. The youngster was treated by Dr. E. H. Kersten. Mr. and Mrs. Russell R. McComb and son, Marshall, and Mr. and Mrs. C. William Queale of Fullerton, spent Sunday at Corona del Mar as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Davis and family. Mrs. E. L. Eldridge of 419 South Helena Street, is convalescing nicely from a recent major operation and is able to receive friends at her home. Miss La Vena Sneed of Redding is visiting at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ashenfelter, 215 North Claudina street. The group spent Tuesday at Laguna Beach, visiting friends, fishing and swimming, and went to Newport Beach yesterday. Anaheim friends of Miss Mary Ann Ochoa, daughter of Mrs. Carmen Ochoa of Los Angeles, Angeles last Saturday evening Wee Kirk o' the Heather. Morris Carroll and Bob Manger enrolled this week at University of California college Agriculture at Davis, starting their first year of a four-course. The former will major citrus culture an dthe latter animal husbandry. Miss Doris Carson and Davis exchanged marriage last Sunday at the Capilla de Antonio, with Rev. Roy Masey La Habra officiating. The bride the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carson of La Habra and the bridegroom is the son of Mrs. J. Davis of West heim. En route today to Waukee Ill., are Mrs. C. B. Cotton and Bart, who have been visiting during the past month with Cotton's parents, Mr. and H. D. Polhemus of Placentia nue. Lieut. Cotton, son-in-law the Anaheim people, has completed a tour of duty in Phillipine Islands and has stationed for the next two days at the Great Lakes naval training station. Dr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Engle family returned home today a vacation spent in Yosemite. Ed Dougan, Paul Elsner Dick Soest are representing the heim 20-30 club at the na convention being held this in San Diego. Mrs. Anna Jensen, Miss Jensen and Miss Meta Jensen turned to their home at 208 Cotton street Sunday after a vacation at Lake Arrowhead. Frank Wood, citrus ranch Miller road west of Anaheim left today for New York TO SCHOOL or university, now is the time to prepare for the great American Migration, for a better and more successful school year — a glance at the items listed below is the place for complete and economical purchase of all wearable needs for the CO-ORDINATED s ensembles—skirts, sweaters, jackets, hats, belts perfectly matched in colors—maple colonial green, wine jug and yankee blue. SPORT DRESSES sport dresses new fall colors, one and two piece solid colors and two-tone combinations. Ideal for less room— $7.95 to $15.00 STREET AND AFTERNOON DRESSES active collection of crepe dresses for street and afterwear—Lovely colors including black, clay rust, blue. New straight line skirts, built out shoulders, cape effects. Starting at $15.00 COATS active new fall coats of tweed and fleece, in wrap fitted and loose styles— $19.50 REVLON BAG PIPE KITS Handy and compact—contain Revlon nail enamel, cuticle lotion, oily polish remover, orange stick, file and emery boards—Its Revlon's college issue as shown in "Mademoiselle." $1.50 HANDY NOTION ITEMS YOU'LL NEED Mending Kits ... $1.00 Scissors ... $59c to $1.50 Name Tapes ... 3 doz. for $1.00 Shoe Bags ... $59c to $1.29 Laundry Bags ... 30c to 1.00 Skirt Hangers ... $50c Drop Hat Stands ... 15c Moth Proof Closets ... $3.25 LUGGAGE Our Luggage department offers the very best in durable luggage for the student who is leaving for school—bags, wardrobes, fitted cases, etc., in all materials, airplane lugage as well as leather. Visit $15.00 COATS Active new fall coats of tweed and fleece, in wrap al, fitted and loose styles— $19.50 SLACK SUITS Same slack suits in Teka and Supn Rayon—solid and smart stripe combinations— $3.95 LINGERIE On slips in white and se, Dasche satin and — Girdles, pantie girdles, all in one combination of Lastex and two way stretch satin— 85 to $3.50 $1.50 to $5.00 BACK TO SCHOOL OXFORDS Attractive new fall styles that are really different, smart, and the very newest for school and college. Plain colors and combinations to match cr harmonize with any outfit. Crepe sole, and wedge soles. Look them over you will be agreeable surprised. $3.95 - $4.95 ORT COATS For school and college wear. plain and fancy materials— $7.50 to $9.85 CKETS able and servicable—you'll $6.50 SLACKS Ever popular with sport coat for school wear—Gaberdines and whipcords—new colors—new patterns—see htem— A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store The Van Wagoners End Long Vacation Councilman and Mrs. Ray Van Wagoner, 421 North Pine street, Saturday completed a five weeks' vacation trip during which they made a circle tour of the United States and visited several relatives in various parts of the nation. The trip was made by train, boat and automobile. The vacation trip opened with Mr. Van Wagoner's participation in the Elks national convention at Houston, Texas. Mr. Van Wagoner represented the Anaheim lodge as government position to show the Anaheimers points of interest in and near the capital city. From Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Van Wagoner went to Toledo, Ohio, to spend a short time with relatives of the latter near that city. A five-day visit with Earl Van Wagoner, member of the Federal Trade commission, in Chicago followed. The couple also stopped at Salt Lake City to visit Leland Van Wagoner, and three days were spent at Provo, Utah, at the home of Mr. Van Wagoner's mother, Mrs. Sarah Van Wagoner. Miss Doris Carson and Jess is exchanged marriage vows on Sunday at the Capilla de San Antonio, with Rev. Roy Mason of Habra officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Nelson of La Habra and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Davis of West Anaheim. On route today to Waukegan, she are Mrs. C. B. Cotton and son, who have been visiting here during the past month with Mrs. Nelson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Polhemus of Placentia avenue. Lieut. Cotton, son-in-law of Anaheim people, has recently completed a tour of duty in the Philippine Islands and has been enforced for the next two years by the Great Lakes naval training station. Mr. and Mrs. Irvin A. Engle and finally returned home today from vacation spent in Yosemite. Dr. Dougan, Paul Elsner and Dr. Soest are representing Anaheim 20-30 club at the national convention being held this week in San Diego. Mrs. Anna Jensen, Miss Karen Jensen and Miss Meta Jensen reunited to their home at 208 Carle Street Sunday after a week's visit at Lake Arrowhead. Frank Wood, citrus rancher on earlier road west of Anaheim, today for New York for a combined business and pleasure trip. He does not plan to return to Anaheim until sometime in October. Wood came to Anaheim about four months ago from San Francisco. Lynn Bush, Bob Dodge, David Sprinkle, Charles Todd and Robert Mauer are leaders of the YMCA younger boys' camp which opens tomorrow at Camp Osceola. Youngsters from Anaheim, Santa Ana, Fullerton and Orange will attend the 10-day camp. Leason F. Pomeroy is vacationing this week from his duties at the Alpha Beta store at Center and Emily streets. He and Mrs. Pomeroy spent today in San Diego. Notices of intention to wed were filed at Santa Ana Tuesday by James H. Hollingsworth, 27, of South Gate and Ruth S. Parker, 23, of Anaheim, and by Howard F. Spears, 23, of Anaheim, and Marjorie E. Hjorth, 17, El Monte. From Washington, Mr. and Mrs. Van Wagoner went to Toledo, Ohio, to spend a short time with relatives of the latter near that city. A five-day visit with Earl Van Wagoner, member of the Federal Trade commission, in Chicago followed. The couple also stopped at Salt Lake City to visit Leland Van Wagoner, and three days were spent at Provo, Utah, at the home of Mr. Van Wagoner's mother, Mrs. Sarah Van Wagoner. V. F. W. Auxiliary Marks Anniversary Fifth birthday anniversary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary was commemorated with a program last Thursday evening at the Odd Fellows hall. Approximately 150 members and guests of the auxiliary, including post members, were in attendance. Auxiliaries from Anaheim, Fullerton, Orange and Santa Ana participated in the program, over which L. N. Wisser, first commander of the Anaheim Veterans of Foreign Wars post, presided. Taking part in Anaheim's presentation, a mock wedding, were the Mesdames Opal Walters, Susan Whippo, Ida Trendall, Grace Peres, Bessie Poetz, Laura Tyreman, Pauline Bittner, Myrtle Mallin and Teressa Hassler. Feature of the refreshments served at the close of the evening was a large birthday cake presented to the auxiliary by the post: Ice cream was served with the cake. Heading the refreshment committee was Mrs. Hassler. OKLAHOMA PICNIC Former residents of Oklahoma and their friends will gather at Sycamore Grove park, Los Angeles, on Labor day for a picnic and program. A picnic lunch will be held at noon and the program will start at 2 o'clock.