anaheim-gazette 1941-06-05

Angela Callens and Henry Plou 400 GUESTS AT RECEPTION FOR NEWLYWEDS At a beautiful morning ceremony at the St. Boniface Church Tuesday, more than 500 guests saw Father Gross pronounce Angela Callens and Henry Plou man and wife. Miss Callens is the daughter of Mrs. Alice Callens of Ceritos Ave. and Mr. Plou is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jean Pluo of Lincoln Ave. The church was decorated with palms, white stocks, Shasta daisies and stately candles. The bride wore a long ivory gown with a train and leg of mutton sleeves, which had pearl beads in design. She carried a gardenia and bouvardia bouquet with orchids in the center. To carry out the 'something borrowed, something blue, something old and something new,' she carried a sixpence; a prayer bocks, a handkerchief, and a blue sterling metal. CARRIES PRAYER BOOK The prayer book and hanker-chief were her mother's, which she carried at her wedding 25 years ago this month. The maids of honor was Alice Callens, sister of the bride, who wore a powder blue net gown with a rose petal hat carried a large bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium. Bridesmaids were Francis Plou, sister of the bride-groom who was attired in a peach net dress and carried Talisman roses: Andrea Callens, a sister of Anaheim, Calif., June 5, 1941. Grandaughter Here Charlene Anderson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson of San Diego, is spending a week's vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Robbie Anderson, 115 E. North St. She is the grandaughter of the Andersons of Anaheim. Her parents are in the north on vacation. Colorado Friends Here on Memorial Day were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas and family, of Colorado, visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allan, 519 S. Clementine St. Four Fcr Lunch Mr. and Mrs. Corliss Davis, of Corona and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Barnes, of Norwalk, were guests at a luncheon given Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arns, 754 N. West St. Five At Beaumont Judge and Mrs. Frank Tausch, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hackley and Mrs. Hackley's mother, Mrs. Wetten, all of Anaheim, stayed from Friday to Sunday at Beaumont. Visit Friends At Beach Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Tompkins and daughters, Bernice and Norma Joanne, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elton McKaly at their Balboa beach home from Friday through Sunday. Garden Club In Playday The Anaheim Garden Club will host beautiful gardens in the San Diego mountains this week-end were Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson and daughter, Murray. Three Week Visitor Leaves Mrs. Mary Kiss, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bailey of Maple St., and her son Gary, spent the last three weeks with her parents here. She left Sunday morning for her home in San Francisco. Week-end Trip Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Affleck and Harry, Jr. visited friends at Riverside and Mentone over the Memorial Day week-end. Miss Allan Recovering Miss Margaret Allan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Allan, 519 S. Clementine St., is recovering from an emergency operation performed a week ago at the Go Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles. Guests At Home And Away Mr. and Mrs.Evan Alsip, 515 Zeyn St., had at their home Friday Mrs. B. F. Chase and her granddaughter, Leila Joy, of Riverside On Saturday, the Alsips, including sons Bruce and David, viewed El Centro. Friends Visit Mrs. H. P. Anderson and Ms. Emil Kestenholz, of Anaheim visited Mrs. Charles Miller Exeter last week. Palomar Visitors Visiting the Palomar building the San Diego mountains this week-end were Mr. and Mrs. P. Anderson and daughter, Murray. Anaheim, Calif., June 5, 1941 chief were her mother's, which she carried at her wedding 25 years ago this month. The maids of honor was Alice Callens, sister of the bride, who wore a powder blue net gown with a rose petal hat carried a large bouquet of pink roses and blue delphinium. Bridesmaids were Francis Plou, sister of the bride-groom who was attired in a peach net dress and carried Talisman roses; Andrea Callens, a sister of Angela, who wore pink net and had white roses; Anita Callens, also a sister, who wore lavender netand wore a bouquet of stocks to match. On each bridesmaid's gown, there were inserted hearts and a shower of velvet streamers hung from each. SING NUPTIALS MASS Gerald Callens, the bride's brother, gave her away, and the best man was Stanley Zinda. Ushers were Louis Audet, Charles Dermeulen and Joseph Heinz. Mrs. Clara Faust played the organ during the ceremony and Miss Marilyn Heinz sang "O Glorioso," "Ave Verum Corpus," "Ave Maria" and "O Jesus Lord, Be Thou Mine Own." At nuttial mass, those present with Father Gross were Father Galvin and Father Keane, assistants at St. Boniface; Father O'Carroll of Lynwood; Father Quarannens of the St. Cecelia Church in Los Angeles; and Father Nevin of the Precious Blood Church in Los Angeles. 400 AT RECEPTION A reception was held following the ceremony in the St. Boniface Hall where nearly 400 persons congregated to congratulate the young couple. In the receiving line were Mrs. Jean Plou, mother of the groom, who wore a powder blue ensemble with a hat of bluebird feathers; and Mrs. Callens, Angela's mother, in a dusty pink dress with a white hat. Both wore gardenia corsages. At 1 p.m., 87 friends and relatives of the newly married couple attended a dinner at Staar's Orange Garden. During the meal, Miss Louise Ann Truxaw played several violin solos; George Callens, cousin of the bride, played several numbers on the accordian; and Miss Heinz and Mrs. Faust played and sang. MEMBER OF SORORITY Miss Callens attended Anahiem Union high school, Marywood high School and Fullerton Junior College and Mrs. Ed Hackley and Mrs. Hackley's mother, Mrs. Wetten, all of Anaheim, stayed from Friday to Sunday at Beaumont. Visit Friends At Beach Dr. and Mrs. H. E. Tompkins and daughters, Bernice and Norma Joanne, visited Mr. and Mrs. Elton McKaly at their Balboa beach home from Friday through Sunday. Garden Club In Playday The Anaheim Garden Club will view several beautiful gardens in San Diego June 20. This will be the annual playday. Weekend Near Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. Lee Rogers and daughters, Marilyn and Phyllis, of 755 N. Topeka St., spent the Memorial Day week-end at Lake Cuyamaca near San Diego monutains with four families from Long Beach. Eventful Week-end Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scholz of 925 N. Philadelphia St., spent a busy week-end. Friday they went to the mountains and spent the day at Gregory Lake. Saturday they witnessed the air races at Santa Anita with Dr. and Mrs. Greenberg of Los Angeles and Sunday, a steakbake dinner was given at the A.C.Ledbetter home, 929 N. Philadelphia St. Following this, the two couples took a drive in the canyon. Breakfast Club Member Los Angeles Breakfast Club members welcomed Mrs. Grace Webber of Anaheim as a new member Sunday morning at the Ambassador Hotel. In the afternoon, Mrs. Webber attended the opening of Music Week at which Rudy Vallee directed 2000 persons. Pinochle Losers Treat Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Van Delden and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Richardson, being the high couples in a recently played pinocchio game, were treated to an enchilada dinner at the La Fonda in Santa Ana by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nankurgis of Garden Grove, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester L. Barnes, of Anaheim, the losers Sunday evening. Ausburn House Guests Mr. and Mrs. F. P. Ausburn who live on Juanita St. in Cypress had as their house guests over the Memorial Day week-end Mrs. R.V.Hedblom and daughters, Elaine and Eloise, from San Diego; Mrs.Ausburn's mother, Mrs.Lettie Hupp, of Whittier; her brother, Mr. and Mrs.Ed Hackley and Mrs.Hackley's mother, Mrs.Wetten, all of Anaheim, stayed from Friday to Sunday at Beaumont. Friends Visit Mrs. H.P.Anderson and Ms.Emil Kestenholz, of Anaheim visited Mrs.Charles Miller at Exeter last week. Palomar Visitors Visiting the Palomar building the San Diego mountains last week-end were Mr. and Mrs.P.Anderson and daughter, Muriel of Anaheim. They stayed from Friday to Sunday at the Huiburts' Grove resort. The owners are old friends of the Anderson. Mother Here Mrs.Carlton Barthelm mother, Mrs.S.B.Toolen, visitethe Barthelmes at their home 550 S.Helena St.last week-eShe was accompanied by her husband and they returned to the home in Sellos Sunday night. In Town Cornelius Huarte was in Anaheim over the Memorial Day holiday from Camp Louis Washington.The troops now are at King City for maneuvers. Double Birthday Mrs.Eliabeth Barlett of W.Center St.was visited few days by her daughter from Hemet,Mrs.G.E.Ankrum.A.Mr.and Mrs.Donald Ankrumspent the week-end here.A birthday party was held for Mr.Mrs.Si Ankrum, parents ofAnkrum brothers, whose dates fall five days apart. Memorial Day Visit Mr. and Mrs.Fred Borch visited their daughter,Mrs.J.Pool in Los Angeles,Memorial Day. Mrs.Bowen In East Mrs.Athur Bowen and daughter,Beverly Jean.left Saturdayfor Detroit to buy a new car.FDetroit they will go to visit relatives in Wisconsin They will attend three weeks. Hollywood Week-end Mr.and Mrs.H.F.Brandt grandson,Jimmie,splentthe Memorial Day week-end withBrandt's sister,Mrs.Shaddock Hollywood. Job Daughters Guests Yorba Linda's chapter of Eastern Star invited Anaheim Job Daughters to their meet Tuesday evening. Bridgmans Hosts Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Bridgman tives of the newly married couple attended a dinner at Staar's Orange Garden. During the meal, Miss Louise Ann Truxaw played several violin solos; George Callens, cousin of the bride, played several numbers on the accordian; and Miss Heinz and Mrs. Faust played and sang. MEMBER OF SORORITY Miss Callens attended Anahiem Union high school, Marywood high School and Fullerton Junior College. She is affiliated with the Tau Alpha Zeta sorority and has been employed at the County Library in the Santa Ana Court House. The groomh also attended Anahiem High School and Fullerton Junior College and is employed at his father's cement contracting business in Anahiem. The young couple will move into a new home on Grand Ave. early in July. Trio Entertains 35 Classmates Three junior high school girls were hostesses to their 35 classmates last Wednesday evening at a barbecue supper at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Saulsberry on Luara Road. The hostesses were Joanne Guss, Jean Marion and Jane Saulsberry. The group danced before and after supper. Japanese lanterns were strung in the yard to give a festive atmosphere. White Temple Bids Lodges To Rites The I.O.O.F. and Rebekah lodges of Anahiem and Fullerton will be guests of honor of the White Temple Methodist church at special services to be conducted next Sunday evening at 7 o'clock. The White Temple pastor, the Rev. Mr. Thomas L. Burden, will preach a special sermon the subject of which is "The Golden Links of Life." ANAHEIM GAZETTE Henry Plou Married at Ceremony in San Francisco Week Visitor Leaves Mary Kiss, daughter of Mr. M. D. B. Bailey of Maple, her son, Gary, spent the three weeks with her parents on left Sunday morning for time in San Francisco. End Trip And Mrs. Harry J. Affley Henry, jr. visited friends at the and Mentone over the final Day week-end. Plan Recovering Margaret Allan, daughter of Mrs. Thomas Allan, Clementine St., is recovering from an emergency operation a week ago at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles. At Home And Away And Mrs. Evan Alsip, 515 N. F. Chase and her grandmother, Leila Joy, of Riverside, Saturday, the Alsips, including Bruce and David, viewed two. Visit H. P. Anderson and Mrs. Kestenholz, of Anaheim; Mrs. Charles Miller in last week. Visitors During the Palomar building in San Diego mountains last week were Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Conn and daughter, Muriel, Anaheim Quintette Tours Army Camps A group of five from Anaheim spent the Memorial Day weekend inspecting various army camps up and down the coast. The group included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burdick, of 542 S. Clementine St. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bircher and daughter, Barbara, of 535 S. Dickel St. Starting Friday, they visited Mrs. Bircher's cousin, Corp. Arvid Wagamond, of the 115th Medical division in San Luis Obispo. From there they proceeded up the coast, via San Simeon highway, to Monterey. They then stayed in Salinas until Sunday morning. From Salmas they drove to Fort Ord and to Camp Roberts in San Miguel where they visited Major Ray Smith of Anaheim. He is the fire marshall of Forts Bradley, San Luis Obispo and Roberts. He also does much of the auditing for the camps and is in charge of prisoners. Major Smith took the party through the camp and they were much impressed by the development. The five returned by the Ridge route Sunday evening. WHITE TEMPLE FETES GRADUATES Forty-five students who will be graduated this June from their respective schools were guests of honor at the Annual Graduate breakfast given by the White Temple Methodist church at 8:15 Ebell Club Installs Its New Officers Anaheim’s Ebell Club met for the last time until October on Monday afternoon at the Ebell Clubhouse. A luncheon given by new members and installation of officers followed. Chairmen in charge of the luncheon were Mrs. J. S. Van Wagoner and Ms. C. R. Brandon. Mrs. Beuben Day, of Costa Mesa, who is the federation president of Orange county, installed the officers for the next year. Mrs. Albert L. Raymond is president-elect. A garden scene with an arbor and a white picket fence adorned the stage and the new members, dressed in formalts and holding large bouquets of spring flowers, paused under the arbor as they were installed. About 150 persons attended the closing affair of the Ebell club’s year. In addition to Mrs. Raymond, the newly elected officers who were inducted are: Mrs. C. O. Lewis, second vice president; Mrs. Paul Davidson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. L. Fort, recording secretary; Mrs. William P. Hall, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Pearson, auditor; Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, curator; Mrs. C. W. Austin, parliamentarian. Trustees named for one year are Mrs. Fred Wiessel, Mrs. M. A. Gauer, Mrs. Cassie M. Wethered. For two years, Mrs. George Paige, Mrs. H. G. Carlin and Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs. Retiring officers included be- 17 Students Receive Diplomas Graduation exercises for eight grade class at Orange school will be held tonight at school auditorium. Seventeen students will receive diplomas. Following is the program “Tuning In” a play by graduates. Processional Invocation. Two songs by Boys’ and Glee clubs. Class History, Dale Cove, Presentation of Class, Pendleton principal. Award of Diplomas, Dr. Henderson, president of the board. Recessional Members of the grad class are Henry Boisserand Cove, Rosalie Crowell, DePauw, Lizzie Dosher, Dudney, Dorothy Durham, Gilfrey, Lonnie Hall, Lelanderson, Robert Kitchel, Lopez, William Marriott, Martin, Earl Nellesen, M Wilson and Raymond Wise. Elizabeth Strourm Guest At Shower A pre-nuptial shower was for Miss Elizabeth Strourm economic instructor at F school, Monday evening home of Mrs. Henry Sch 417 N.Janss St., Miss Stro Clifford Smith, of Norwalk be married in July. WHITE TEMPLE FETES GRADUATES Forty-five students who will be graduated this June from their respective schools were guests of honor at the Annual Graduate breakfast given by the White Temple Methodist church at 8:15 o'clock last Monday morning. The guests are the current graduates of the Anaheim intermediate school, the Anaheim Union High school and Fullerton junior college. They all are members of the White Temple Sunday school. Mrs. Charles Ahlstrom was general chairman of the affair; Melvin Hilgenfeld, church school superintendent, was master of ceremonies and Everett Granere was the cook.Breakfast was served in the church dining room. Mary Sellars spoke briefly on behalf of the intermediate school graduates, and Robert Grizzle on behalf of the high school seniors. Miss Laura Jean Franz, of the high school faculty, Wilbert H. Bonney, superintendent of the Fremont school, and the Rev. Mr. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of the White Temple church, were special guests. Following the breakfast the guests engaged in community singing. Observe Fiftieth Year of Wedding One-hundred and seventy-five guests brought their greetings to Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Fesler, who celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary at their home on Ball Rd. Sunday afternoon. A telegram arrived Monday which was signed by 15 of Mr. Fesler's former business associates in Longmont, Colorado, where the Feslers lived prior to 1901. He was the owner of a grocery store in Longmont. Hostesses of the celebration were Mrs. Glenn Hipes, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Helen Larimer, of Baldwin Park, daughters of the Feslers. Grandchildren Harold and Bobby Hipes and Lorene Larimer were present. A wedding cake topped with an orchid occupied the center of the table.Many gifts were given corresponding secretary; Mrs. M. L. Fort, recording secretary; Mrs. William P. Hall, treasurer; Mrs. Charles Pearson, auditor; Mrs. H. D. Newkirk, curator; Mrs. C. W. Austin, parliamentarian. Trustees named for one year are Mrs. Fred Wiessel, Mrs. M. A. Gauer, Mrs. Cassie M. Wethered. For two years, Mrs. George Paige, Mrs. H. G. Carlin and Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs. Retiring officers included beside Mrs. Youngs as president, Mrs. Raymond, first vice president; Miss Frances Backs second vice president; Mrs. G. A. Henry, recording secretary; Mrs. Ruth J. Rust, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Eldon W. Stark, treasurer; Mrs. Pearson, auditor re-elected; Mrs. John W. Wilson, curator; Mrs. M. M. Henderson, parliamentarian, and trustees Mesdames Sid McGraw, H. B. Pearson and George E. Chambers. Shady Nook Holiday Mrs. W. M. Young and son, Buddy, accompanied Mr. and Mrs.Earl W. Beggs to Shady Nook for all-day outing Memorial Day. NEW, LUXURIOUS VIRGIN WOOL BLANK OFFERED AT TREMENDOUS SAVINGS JOIN OUR BLANKET CLUB The delightfully easy way to buy fine blankets 50c NOW AND 50c EACH WEEK THE S.Q. BLANK Kenwood Blankets Our finest all wool blankets. Rich Australian and Oregon wools blended into fine, luxurious blankets—in exquisite colors, maximum warmth, with deep satin binding. All colors Kenwood Famous $16.50 72x90 Kenwood Stand $13.50 72x84 Kenwood Arondac $10.50 72x84 Kenwood Cralo $9.50 ORANGE COUNTY'S LEADING THEATRES "THE PLACE TO GO" WEST COAST Santa Ana Phone 858 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. June 7) "POT O' GOLD" also COWBOY AND THE BLONDE" Sun. Mon. Tues. (June 8-9-10) Joan Blondell-Roland Young in "TOPPER RETURNS" also Virginia Field-Anthony Quinn "The KNOCKOUT" Starts Wed. (June 11) Robert Taylor in "BILLY THE KID" also Lew Ayres in "PEOPLE VS DR. KILDARE" FOX FULLERTON Phone 267 Ends Tomorrow (Sat. June 7) "I WANTED WINGS" also "HER FIRST BEAU" Sun. Mon. Tues. (June 8-9-10) LADY FROM CHEYENNE" also THAT UNCERTAIN FEELING' Wed. to Sat. (June 11-12-13-14) "LOVE CRAZY" also "THE PENALTY" ANAHEIM ANAHEIM PHONE 4212 Today and Tomorrow (June 6 & 7) "EAST OF THE RIVER" also "THE PINTO KID" Sun., Mon. Tues. (June 8-9-10) "KITTY FOYLE" also "TEXAS RANGERS RIDE AGAIN" Wednesday and Thursday (June 11 & 12) "FLYING WILD" also "ALWAYS A BRIDE" Festers lived prior to 1901. He was the owner of a grocery store in Longmont. Hostesses of the celebration were Mrs. Glenn Hipes, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Helen Larimer, of Baldwin Park, daughters of the Feslers. Grandchildren Harold and Bobby Hipes and Lorene Larimer were present. A wedding cake topped with an orchid occupied the center of the table. Many gifts were given by neighborhood clubs and friends and Mrs. Fesler was kept busy for nearly two hours opening the presents. PURREY BLANKKETS Made entirely of rayon except for small wool tests prove them to be as warm as wool. Beautiful colors— 72x84 SIZE 72x90 SIZE NORTH STAR BLANKETS All guaranteed fast colors, pre-shrunk and moth-free blankets. Come in luscious with satin binding. $8.95 and $9.95 Tony in St. Boniface Church Students Receive Diplomas Graduation exercises for the eight grade class at Orangethorpe school will be held tonight at the school auditorium. Seventeen students will receive diplomas. Following is the program: "Tuning In" a play by the graduates. Processional. Invocation. Two songs by Boys' and Girls' choirs. Class History, Dale Cove. Presentation of Class, P. H. Hendleton, principal. Award of Diplomas, Dr. M. M. Anderson, president of the school board. Recessional. Members of the graduating class are Henry Boisseranc, Dale Ave., Rosalie Crowell, Henry Pauw, Lizzie Dosher, Louis Rodney, Dorothy Durham, Eugene Jeffrey, Lonnie Hall, Leland Henderson, Robert Kitchel, Joseph Pepez, William Marriott, Betty Martin, Earl Nellesen, Margaret Nelson and Raymond Wise. TRIO CELEBRATES SAME BIRTH DATE Mrs. J. H. Noble, of Orange; Mrs. J. D. Ross, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Robert Emmerson, of Santa Ana, who share the same birthday, May 27, met at the home of Mrs. Noble on Cypress Ave. in Orange. Mrs. Noble was assisted by Mrs. Keith Noble. The birthday cake was baked by Mrs. Royal Hager. Mrs. Noble had concealed merry jokes and quips in the nut cups. The three honored guests were showered with gifts from Mrs. Noble, Mrs. Hager, Mrs. Ira Jackson, Mrs. E. C. Dixon, of Orange, Mrs. Earl Vite, of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Stanley Brunell, of Southgate. Methodist Church Promotes 200 Approximately 200 members of the White Temple Methodist church Sunday school were promoted to various grades in the church school at the Annual Promotion day exercises held at 9:30 last Monday morning in the Sanctuary. Services were in charge of Mrs. Mackie Lyon, head of the junior church. Mrs. Lyons also led the Junior choir in a program of sacred music. Departmental certificates were presented to the 200 graduates. Whittier Guests Mr. and Mrs. Ben Baxter spent last Sunday with the Sam Brooks of Whittier. Stop Hording Those Pots and Pans. Uncle Sam Needs Them Now! Yes! He really needs them. In spite of the fact that he now buys all of South America's copper output, he is still short Underestimating his defense program needs for aluminum, we find the country far behind what it should have. To prevent prices sky-recketing on these and other metal needs, they have been frozen. Do your part—cash in every unnecessary metal articles you have NOW. See class. Elizabeth Stroum Guest At Shower A pre-nuptial shower was given for Miss Elizabeth Stroum, home economic instructor at Fremont School, Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Henry Schneider, 7 N. Janss St., Miss Stroum and Clifford Smith, of Norwalk, will be married in July. The guests presented the bridebe a sunbeam mix-master. Spring flowers decorated the home and games were played. Also movies of an Alaskan trip and nosemite scenery were shown. 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