anaheim-gazette 1941-03-13

Charles Deuels Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deuel held their fiftieth wedding reception at the home of Mr. Deuel's sister, Mrs. A. J. Nenno, at 321 N. Pomona St., Fullerton, Friday afternoon and evening for friends, neighbors, relatives, and members of Calvary Baptist church. Mr. and Mrs. Deuel were married in San Francisco and lived there until 15 years ago when they came here and bought a place on Hansen road. One person was present who was at the wedding 50 years ago. He is Forest Deuel, Mr. Deuel's nephew; it is doubted though whether he remembers much about the ceremony however since he was only seven months old at the time. Mrs. Nenno had the house decorated in gold, many bouquets of flowers were sent as gifts and these were also used as decorations. The tea table was decorated with gold wedding cake and gold flowers, with the silver tea service placed at each end. Tea was served by Mrs. Mabel Lady of Ontario and Mrs. Charles Scatts of Hueneme in the afternoon, and by Mrs. Horace Hempshall of Anaheim and Mrs. Wilton Abplanalt in the evening. During the evening the guests were entertained by a beautiful program. Those taking part in it were Shirley and Doris Essary who played two violin duets, "The Fountain" and "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet;" Virginia Abplanalt sang, "Indian Love Call," and her second number, which she dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Deuel, was "The Sweetest Story Ever Told." Mrs. Hempshall sang, "Oh Promise Me," and "I Love You Truly." Son Born to Heins A son was born Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Harry William Hein of 707 N. East St. at St. Joseph's hospital in Santa Ana. Quartet at Desert Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. Nash of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nankervis of Garden Grove enjoyed a day of picnicing at the desert Sunday. Board of Directors to Meet The Crippled Children's Relief association of Orange county, board of directors, will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow, Friday, at noon at the Kibel cafe in Fullerton. Day in Mountains Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stewart of Torrance and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Turner of Anaheim drove to Mt. Baldy last Sunday. They spent much of their time taking motion pictures. Visits Palm Springs Miss Betty Brown of the Gazette's classified advertising department, spent last Sunday at Plam Springs. Spend Day on Dessert Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes, spent the weekend on a sightseeing trip to the Joshua National Monument and Twenty-Nine Palms. They returned through Luther Valley and Cajon Pass. The children stayed with their grandmother Mrs. J. B. Barthelmes, at Willmar. Club to Meet The Ladies Elks club, will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at Applings Have Guests Mr. and Mrs. Cyron Johansen and daughter, Wanda, of San Jacinto were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Appling of 621 S. Lemon St. William Larsen Home William Larsen has returned to his wife and family at 115 West St. from Portland, Ore., where he has been stationed with the merchant marines. Mr. Larsen, who is an engineer, has made three trips to the Orient since he has been in service. Miss Fassel in Hospital Miss Patricia Fassel at 808 Zeyn St. is recovering from an appendicitomy at the Fullerton general hospital. Harry Affley, Jr., Ill Harry Affley Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Affley, of 201 Helena has been confined with a cold. Mrs. Clark Has Guests Mrs. Lucille Stevens and Mrs. Alice Smith, both of Pasadena, were dinner guests of Mrs. Claudina Clark Monday at one. Mrs. Helmsen Moves Mrs. Jane D. Helmsen, who has been residing for some time past at 239 N. Lemon St., moved Monday to 509 W. Broadway. Son Was Born Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muckenthaler, 114 S. Illinois St., are the parents of a son, born at St. Joseph hospital Friday, March 7. First Aid Club Meets The First Aid club met at the Anaheim union high school Tuesday. The meeting was conducted Abplanalt in the evening. During the evening the guests were entertained by a beautiful program. Those taking part in it were Shirley and Doris Essary who played two violin duets, "The Fountain" and "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet;" Virginia Abplanalt sang, "Indian Love Call," and her second number, which she dedicated to Mr. and Mrs. Deuel, was "The Sweetest Story Ever Told." Mrs. Hempshall sang, "Oh Promise Me," and "I Love You Truly;" Miss Muriel Barnes gave a humorous reading, and Rev. Earl R. Berg of the Calvary Baptist Church concluded the program with a few fitting remarks. Mrs. Deuel looked lovely in a simple gold afternoon frock. She also wore a beautiful corsage of talismen roses which was presented to her by the Conquest class of the Calvary Baptist church. She received many beautiful and practical gifts, among which was a fine gold wool blanket. Among the 125 guests were Mr. and Mrs. Deuel's only child, Clyde Deuel, and his wife from Los Angeles and Mr. Deuel's sister and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell of San Francisco. The gold wedding cake was cut after a small ceremony in the evening by Mrs. Deuel. The Deuel's are 72 and 80 respectively. Peter J. Weisels Mark Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Weisel of La Habra Heights celebrated the forty-first anniversary of their marriage on Thursday last, and in honor of the occasion were given a surprise dinner party by their sons and daughters, who gathered at the family home to celebrate the happy event. Sweep peas decorated the dining room and formed the elaborate center-piece on the dinner table. Those present were the honored hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Weisel, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heartt, Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Newton and Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Weisel. Delta Sigma Phi Plans Future Events At the Monday meeting of the Delta Sigma Phi in the home of Miss Ethel Campbell, a former member of the sorority, plans were discussed for sending a representative to the annual state convention on April 26-27 at Long Beach. Plans were also made to Spend Day on Dessert Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Barthelmes, spent the weekend on a sightseeing trip to the Joshua National Monument and Twenty-Nine Palms. They returned through Luthor Valley and Cajon Pass. The children stayed with their grandmother Mrs. J. B. Barthelmes, at Wilmar. Club to Meet The Ladies Elks club, will hold its regular meeting tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Elks club house. Frank Ey Visits Here Major Frank Ey, well-known former resident of Anaheim, paid a visit to the Gazette's office Monday. He now resides in Los Angeles, and was accompanied here by Mr. and Mrs. Isador Fields, formerly in the jewelry business in Santa Ana, but now residents of Los Angeles. Visit in Covina Mr. and Mrs. Len Daigle and children spent the day Sunday with Mr. Daigle's mother, Mrs. J. B. Daigle of Covina. They were accompanied by Mr. Daigle's father. Visit in Los Angeles Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Fordye spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the home of Arthur Smale in Los Angeles. Group Enjoys Flowers Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Kilduff, son Terry, and guests took a trip Sunday over Ortega highway to Elsi-nore and March Field, and dined at Riverside. Mrs. Kilduff states the smoke bush is in bloom and that its beauty made the trip very enjoyable. Ice Skating Party Mrs. A. B. Andrade and children and friends, of 620 S. Emily St., went ice skating Sunday at Hynes. Walkers Visit Here Mrs. Ciaudina Clark and her daughter, Marjorie, had as their weekend guests Mrs. Clark's daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. James Walker, jr., from Huntington Park. Mrs. Jane D. Helmsen, who has been residing for some time past at 239 N. Lemon St., moved Monday to 509 W. Broadway. Son Was Born Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muckenthaler, 114 S. Illinois St., are the parents of a son, born at St. Joseph hospital Friday, March 7. First Aid Club Meets The First Aid club met at the Anaheim union high school Tuesday. The meeting was conducted by Chairman L. M. Pickle. There was a discussion and demonstration of first aid problems. Two visitors, Mrs.Katherine Smith and Miss Mary Hallaran, both of Anaheim attended. IOOF Confers Degree The Anaheim IOOF Lodge conferred the third degree upon a member of the Belvedere Gardens lodge Tuesday night. They also made plans for a homecoming the first part of April. Refreshments were served. Society Meets Today The Church of Christ Missionary society is meeting at the home of Mrs.Rilla Minor, 305 E.Adele St.today.Mrs.J.A.Baker is program leader. To Be Prepared FULLERTON HIGH SCHOOL TUESDAY EVENING, Prices $1.50.$1.00. Tickets New on Sale: W Santa Ana Book Store: Delta Sigma Phi Plans Future Events At the Monday meeting of the Delta Sigma Phi in the home of Miss Ethel Campbell, a former member of the sorority, plans were discussed for sending a representative to the annual state convention on April 26-27 at Long Beach. Plans were also made to attend the Southern California council breakfast on Sunday morning at the Palos Verdes Country club. It was also decided that the sorority will again sponsor the Benjamin Franklin Girl Scout troop. Miss Campbell provided the entertainment which was followed by an open discussion on classical and semi-classical music. Light refreshments were served. The next meeting will be held on March 24 at the home of Jean McKinnon, 412 N. Claudina St. Annaliese Ahlers Feted on Birthday Annaliese Ahlers of E. South St. was honored on her ninth birthday with a party arranged by her grandmother, Mrs. August Newkirk of Orange, and her mother, Mrs. Otto Ahlers. The party took place in the Ahlers' front yard under the trees where the children played games. Mrs. Ahlers decorated the house with spring blossoms. Refreshments of birthday cake and ice cream were served. Those present were Mary Ann Sievers, Jewel Watenberg, Betty Lou Albin, Doris Knuth, Lillian Lenborg, Bonnie Jean Freese, Dianne Newkirk, Deloris Newkirk, Lavonne Heitsusen, Eileen Steinbrink, Marian Leichtfuss, Celene Ruth Ahlers, Herman Ahlers and the honored guest. Gazette's New Phone Number 2206 ANAHEIM GAZETTE Miss Marion Wisser Becomes Bride of C. Howard Harvey Sunday at three o'clock brought the wedding of Miss Marion Wisser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lucien Wisser of 126 N. Helena St., and C. Howard Harvey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Harvey of Wilmington at the Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel. Rev. Stanley Frederick George of the First Presbyterian church officiated during the single ring ceremony. The bride wore a powder blue redingote dress with saddle tan accessories. She carried a white satin Bible with a corsage of gardenias and a shower of orange blossoms and white sweetpeas. The maid of honor, Miss Margaret Hein, wore a rose toned suit with navy blue accessories. She wore a cluster of camelias at her shoulder. Garth Bosley was best man and the ushers were the bride's brother, Edwin Wisser, and Tom Hoag. The mothers were dressed in navy blue sheers and wore gardenia corsages. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Harvey were congratulated in the garden of the Capilla de San Antonio by nearly 80 guests. Later in the afternoon a reception was held for relatives and the wedding party at the home of the bride. At the reception a beautiful three tiered wedding cake was cut by the bride. She cut the first piece of cake in two and shared it with her husband as her first act of sharing. The bride's grandmother, Mrs. John B. Nichols, of Los Angeles poured coffee and her aunt, Mrs. E. W. Schnell, of Yucaipa served tea. Mrs. Emma Wisser finished 34 YEARS OF GOOD SERVICE 34TH ANNIVERSARY LUNCHEON CLOTHS New assortment of 52x52 new luncheon cloths, printed in gay designs. $1.35 values. An outstanding Anniversary value—each $1.00 BATH TOWELS Large 22x44 bath towels, very absorbent quality, in assorted colors and designs Anniversary priced. Large Size, each 25¢ Hand Towels, each 19¢ Wash Cloths, each 10¢ TOWELLING Our 34th Anniversary wonderful opportunity perfect merchandise dependable bought. The Sa while. MARQUISETTE Drapery marquisettes, colors—rose, blue, green, peach and yellow—42 inches wide Special for the Anniversary—yard SASH CURTAINS Lovely tailored Sash Curtain cream with colored applique Born Mrs. Lawrence Muck114 S. Illinois St., are the of a son, born at St. hospital Friday, March 7. Club Meets First Aid club met at the union high school Tuese meeting was conducted man L. M. Pickle. There discussion and demonstratist aid problems. Two Mrs. Katherine Smith and Mary Hallaran, both of attended. Friends Degree Anaheim IOOF Lodge condition third degree upon a of the Belvedere Gardens tuesday night. They also consults and demonstrates of April. Refreshments lived. Meets Today Church of Christ Missionity is meeting at the home Killa Minor, 305 E. Adele y. Mrs. J. A. Baker is leader. World's Greatest Cees...VELOZ YOLANDA their Company of international Enterers...presenting exciting Evening ANCE AMERICANA" To Be Presented at the LERTON HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM JUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 25th, 8:30 P. M. Prices. $1.50, $1.00, 75c and 55c (Plus Tax) Tickets New on Sale: Wilkinson Drug Co., Fullerton: Santa Ana Book Store: Henry Brothers, Anaheim I always ride the UNION PACIFIC Challenger BATH TOWELS Large 22x44 bath towels, very absorbent quality, in assorted colors and designs Anniversary priced. Large Size, each 25c Hand Towels, each 19c Wash Cloths, each 10c TOWELLING Special purchase of famous Martex quality towelling. Specially priced for the Anniversary event. 8 Yards for $1.00 LACE CLOTH Beautiful Quaker lace dinner cloths in the large 72x90 size. Beautiful patterns and a fine quality that will last for years Anniversary special $4.34 LUNCHEON SETS Large size Rayon and linen luncheon sets, large size with matching napkins. $5.95 value Anniversary priced, set $4.95 Cannon Mills PERCALE SHEETS To introduce these fine quality, long wearing sheets we offer them at a very low Anniversary price— 81x108 size, each $1.29 72x108 size, each $1.19 EXCELLO PRINTS Our famous Excello prints in a wonderful selection of new patterns—all fast, colors—Anniversary Special, yard 17c WOOL BLANKETS Portland all wool blankets, in the big 72x84 size, noted for MARQUISETTE Drapery marquisettes, scolors—rose, blue, green, pea and yellow—42 inches w/ Special for the Anniversary—yard SASH CURTAINS Lovely tailored Sash Curtacream with colored appliand figured—42 inches l. Anniversary Special—pair NOVELTY NETS New Striped and plaid patteSomething new to suit eroom in your home. Annisary Special yard BEDROOM PANELS New group of plain and rucurtains in lovely pastel co- —2 1/6 yards long. SpoAnniversary price Travel Kits BEACH BAGS Combination bag for travel or for the beach. Fitted d cosmetic bottles and waterplined. Very attractive in stto carry as an extra piecluggage. Special purge for the Anniversary HAND SOAP Hand milled soap, so it wilwaste away—and it latAnniversary Special per cake or 5 cakes for 10c Handkerchiefs Ladies print hankies fast ceThey wash up soft, too special purchase for the Aversary Sale 2 for 15c I always ride the UNION PACIFIC Challenger IT'S A HABIT with thrifty Southern Californians. You get more per travel-dollar on the famous Challenger. Fully air-conditioned, of course, and think of these added advantages: ONLY $39.50 in special Challenger coaches to Chicago; free pillows and porter service; soft night lights; deep upholstered reclining seats. Low-cost Dining Car meals. Sleeping Car Accommodations cost about half those in standard Pullmans. Comfortable lounge car for sleeping car passengers. REGISTERED NURSE-STEWARDESS SERVICE Other Union Pacific Trains East—The swift Union Pacific Streamliners (save-a-day); the all-Pullman, no-extra-fare Los Angeles Limited; the morning departure Pacific Limited. Ask your Union Pacific Agent for complete information. R. A. PARKER, Agent, Anaheim. Union Pacific Station, Phone 3519 PRINTS Our famous Excello prints in a wonderful selection of new patterns—all fast colors—Anniversary Special, yard 17c WOOL BLANKETS Portland all wool blankets, in the big 72x84 size, noted for warmth, economy, beauty and durability. All the best colors with matching satin binding. Anniversary Sale priced $4.95 CRISP LAWNS New assortment of new, sheer lawns in dainty patterns and exquisite colorings. 35c values. Anniversary priced yard 25c CHAMBRAYS New Spring chambray gingham in the popular broad stripes, usually 35c. Special for the Anniversary selling, yard 25c SHEER VOILES Dainty, summery lawns in the new fashions for Spring and Summer, 39 inches wide, all new patterns. Anniversary priced, yard 25c CRETONNES One group of new Spring cretonnes; bright, cheerful patterns, light and dark grounds. Anniversary Sale priced — yard 16c Handkerchiefs Ladies print hankies fast cuff. They wash up soft, too special purchase for the Anniversary Sale 2 for 15c Womens Initials Handkerchiefs Dainty and soft—a diff multicolor initial that is tractive in each kerchief Anniversary Special 2 for 15c HEAD-KERCHIEFS Large hand screened squares, printed. Use them outings as beach, mountain ing and motoring. Anniversary Special each 2 Crepe Romain FABRICS A between weight of grade plain fabrics for spring and summer. A purchase for this Sale—yard 5 CAVALRY TWILL A Hollywood twilled that has 30% Teca. An international fabric for slacks and a 79c value Anniversary Sale priced yard 5 A. E. SCHUMACHER S2R Store 34 YEARS of SAVING OPPORTUNITIES Anniversary SALE Our 34th Anniversary Event presents a wonderful opportunity for savings. Only perfect merchandise is offered — the same dependable quality you've always bought. The Savings are well worth while. MARQUISETTES Sappery marquisettes, solid colors—rose, blue, green, peach and yellow—42 inches wide special for the anniversary—yard 17c SPUN RAYON Another Hollywood fabric. It is vat dyed, washable and is tightly woven. Another 79c value for the Anniversary Sale yard 50c New Spring FABRICS LADIES' COATS Smart, new Spring Coats in lovely pastel flannels and shetland wools. Special priced for the Anniversary Sale $12.95 LADIES HATS Smart, new Spring Straw hats, nice assortment of black, navy and pastel shades. Special values for the Anniversary at $2.95 MENS SWEATERS Mens and young mens sweaters. MARQUISETTES SAPPERY marquisettes, solid colors—rose, blue, green, peach and yellow—42 inches wide special for the Anniversary—yard 17c SASH CURTAINS Velvet tailored Sash Curtains, cream with colored appliqué and figured—42 inches long. Anniversary special—pair 49c NOVELTY NETS New Striped and plaid patterns. Something new to suit every room in your home. Anniversary Special 15c BEDROOM PANELS New group of plain and ruffled pants in lovely pastel colors 2 1/6 yards long. Special Anniversary price 49c Travel Kits BEACH BAGS Combination bag for travelling for the beach. Fitted with cosmetic bottles and waterproof fabric. Very attractive in stripes to carry as an extra piece of luggage. Special purchase for the Anniversary 69c HAND SOAP Hand milled soap, so it will not taste away—and it lathers. Anniversary Special 3c or 5 cakes for 10c Handkerchiefs Ladies print hankies fast colors they wash up soft, too. A special purchase for the Anniversary Sale 2 for 15c SPUN RAYON Another Hollywood fabric. It is vat dyed, washable and is tightly woven. Another 79c value for the Anniversary Sale yard 50c New Spring FABRICS Buy yards and yards of these better fabrics—A special Anniversary purchase (1) 20% wool woven fabrics, 39 inches wide. (2) Woven pin check, woven large check rayons. (3) French crepe prints, crown tested for seam strength and color fastness, per yard 39c Leather HANDBAGS A limited number, mostly black patent—Seconds of $2.00 and $2.45 bags Anniversary priced $1.39 SHANTUNGS Very much in the fashion picture are these Summer fabrics. Note the price—and note the quality. Anniversary priced-yard 50c Ladies SWEATERS One group of ladies sweaters in lovely pastel colors—$2.50 and $1.95 values. Special for the Anniversary $1.69 SLACK SUITS Ladies Slack Suits in the popular denims — solod colors and stripe combinations $2.95 values Anniversary Special $1.69 Foundation GARMENTS One lot, assorted styles, regular $5.00 models. Anniversary priced Pantie Girdles two way stretch HATS Smart, new Spring Straw hats, nice assortment of black, navy and pastel shades. Special values for the Anniversary at $2.95 MENS SWEATERS Mens and young mens sweaters, all wool, slip-on style and Argyle pattern $3.50 value. Anniversary priced $2.95 SPORT COATS One group of 19 young mens sport coats, all wool. Original values were $10.95 to $13.50 Anniversary price $7.95 MENS PAJAMAS One group of mens pajamas, regular $1.95 values exceptional Anniversary value at $1.29 MENS PANTS A special purchase of mens all wool slacks pants—$7.95 and $8.95 values. Special in the Anniversary Sale.$5.45 and $5.95 SPORT SHIRTS Special group of mens long sleeve sport shirts, a special co-operation by the maker. Regular $2.95 value Anniversary price—$1.95 Special Purchase Mark Twain DRESS SHIRTS Handkerchiefs ladies print hankies fast colors. They wash up soft, too. A special purchase for the Anniversary Sale 2 for 15c Womens Initial Handkerchiefs a variety and soft—a different multicolor initial that is attractive in each kerchief Anniversary Special 2 for 15c HEAD-KERCHIEFS large hand screened challis squares, printed. Use them for outings as beach, mountain hiking and motoring. Anniversary Special 25c Crepe Romaine FABRICS A between weight of better grade plain fabrics for late spring and summer. A special purchase for this sale—yard 50c CAVALRY TWILL A Hollywood twilled fabric that has 30% Teca. An exceptional fabric for slacks and suits in 79c value Anniversary Sale priced yard 50c Foundation GARMENTS One lot, assorted styles, regular $5.00 models. Anniversary priced Pantie Girdles, two way stretch. $2.00 and $2.50 values. Anniversary Special $1.50 GIRLS DRESSES Smartly styled dresses in colorful prints. Special for the Anniversary Sale $1.49 Girls SLACK SUITS Popular, new styles in girls slack suits, in prints and denims. Special Anniversary priced $1.59 BABY BLANKETS Warm, cozy wrapping blankets striped borders. Special Anniversary price. 2 for $1.00 LADIES DRESSES One group of dresses, prints and solid colors, in smart rayons. A special purchase for the Anniversary event $4.00 Special Purchase Mark Twain DRESS SHIRTS A special concession by the manufacturer just 5 dozen Mark Twain shirts, all regular $1.65 styles, all woven fabrics, all sanforized shrunk with non wrinkle collar. Special Anniversary price— $1.39 MEN'S SUITS Our Anniversary offering—24 mens and young mens all wool suits, expertly tailored, values $25.00 to $27.50. Special Anniversary priced— $19.85 SILK HOSE Ladies full-fashioned silk hose, in 2 and 3 thread crepe chiffon in stylish colors, $1.35 quality Anniversary Special, pair 2 pair for $2.20 Palm Perfection SILK HOSE Ladies full fashioned silk hose, in 3 thread crepe twist, stylish colors Anniversary Special, pair 69c