anaheim-gazette 1941-10-23

FRIENDS HONOR OLIVERS WITH WEDDING SHOWER Miss Freda Oliver of 1416 W. Center St. and Donald Wooten of 416 W. Claudina St. were married in Yuma, Ariz., recently by the Rev. MacAlpin. Miss Oliver is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Oliver of Heavener, Okla., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wooten of Anaheim. The bride wore a dark green traveling dress. Mrs. Dorothy Wooten in a black ensemble and Floyd Wooten were the only attendants. Both Mr. and Mrs. Wooten were educated out of state, Mr. Wooten in Texas and Mrs. Wooten in Oklahoma. They will make their home in Anaheim. The couple was honored at a wedding shower Monday evening at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Those who attended were Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Wooten, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Wimberley, Mr. and Mrs. Avery Wimberley, Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Gough, Mrs. Carrie McConnaughay, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wooten, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Autrey, Jimmy Oliver and Miss Noami Giver, Mrs. Thomas and son, Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Pruitt Hooker and children, Vera, Verna and La Vern, and Miss Edna Pottenger. Refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Damie Hooker and Mrs. Dorothy Wooten. NIELSENS ENJOY CELEBRATION WITH NINE CHILDREN SCHOOL OF FINE ARTS PRESENTS PUBLIC RECITAL The Orange County School of Fine Arts presented a public recital at the high school auditorium Saturday evening. Members of the school's faculty include Kate E. McCullah, Imogene Jerome and Katherine McCullah, piano; Lois Rees Auer, drama; and Katherine McCullah, nursery school. The recital began with the playing of the national anthem followed by musical and dramatic episodes on Mozart, Schubert, Chopin and Stephen Foster. These began with a biography of the composer followed by a group of his most famous compositions. Next on the program was "Overture" from William Tell by Rossini and "Concerto" in B flat minor, first movement by Tschalkowsky. Honor awards were presented and then the Anaheim Drum and Bugle Corps played the "Maple Leaf March," "Pledge of Allegiance" and the "1345 March". The last numbers were "There'll Always Be an England" and "I Am an American" sung by the chorus. Those who participated in the program are Robert Bruce, Patricia Loly, Barbara Vernon, Gania Demaree, Byrd Brunemeir, Billy Kellogg, Robert Simon, David Hanson, Louis and Mary Ellen Middleton, Joan Tilton, Christine Fischer, Gloria Wilmsen, Jan Fort, Ardienne Arnold, Carolyn Lenz, Marlene Fox, Lorraine Pannier, Mary Claire Dominguez, Jo Dena Akin, Jean Sutherland, Joyce Lindell, Clarence Robinson, Imogene Jerome, Leota Mae Cotner, Gloria Temple, Emma Apalmer. ANNOUNCEMENT OF ENGAGEMENT TOLD AT SHOWER PARTY A handkerchief shower for Mrs. Phil Strickland, nee Edith Turner, of Fullerton, who left Wednesday morning for Canada, turned out to be a surprise announcement shower for Miss Virginia Atwell at her parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Atwell of 536 W. Indiana St., last Tuesday evening. Miss Atwell will marry Bob Fowler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Fowler of 531 Indiana St., November 9 at the Anaheim Presbyterian church. A buffet supper was served and during the dessert course lovely gardenia corsages with announcement cards attached with white ribbon told the happy news. Decorations were arrangements of gay colors of fall flowers on the dinner table and through the home. Those who attended were school friends from Fullerton Junior College of both Miss Atwell and Mrs. Strickland. They were Jean and Joan Cody, Evelyn Redfern, Mrs Betty Hargrove, Mrs Peggy Markley, Mrs Helen Roquez Erlene Rickett, Ruth Herron, Marius Eberhart, June Atwell, sister of Virginia; Mrs. Forrest Fowler mother of the bridegroom-to-be and Mrs. Atwell. Junior Auxiliary Meets at George Home Monday The Junior Auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Stanley George on 208 E. Broadway Monday evening Co-hostess with Mrs. George at the regular meeting were Mrs. Charles Hunt and Mrs. Ray Ready NIELSENS ENJOY CELEBRATION WITH NINE CHILDREN Nine brothers and sisters joined together with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hans Peter Nielsen of Lincoln Ave., Friday to celebrate the Nielsen's golden wedding anniversary. It was the family's second complete reunion in its history and the celebration was highlighted with an open-house affair from afternoon to evening when dozens of friends came to greet the couple. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nielsen are natives of Denmark and were married in their home state, Nebraska, October 17, f891. The bride was the former Karen Johanna Frandsen, born in Varde, Denmark in 1870, Mr. Nielsen was born in Hjorring, Denmark, October 9, 1864. Following their marriage, they moved to Lexington in Nebraska and it was there that all of their children were born. The Nielsens have lived in Anaheim since 1926 and received many gifts from their friends in this community. Old friends in Nebraska also sent gifts and felicitations. At Friday's celebration, Mrs. Nielsen wore an afternoon dress and a corsage bouquet. Her daughters and daughter-in-law assisted her in serving a decorated wedding cake and coffee. Sons and daughters who, with their families, added in making the reunion a success include Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Nielsen and daughter, Carla Jean, of Hynes; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nielsen and sons, Robert and Thomas, of Fullerton; Sinar Nielsen of McCook, Nebr.; Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Nielsen and daughter, Karen Marie, of Berkeley; Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Nielsen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nielsen and sons, Kenneth, Donald and Gerald, of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Johnson, of Burbank; Mrs. Bromley Sheldon of Lexington, Nebr.; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCracken and daughter, Christine Fischer, Gloria Wilmsen, Jan Fort, Ardienne Arnold, Carolyn Lenz, Marlene Fox, Lorraine Pannier, Mary Claire Dominguez, Jo Dena Akin, Jean Sutherland, Joyce Lindell, Clarence Robinson, Imogene Jerome, Leota Mae Cotner, Gloria Temple, Emma Apaltegui, Grace Elvy, Marie Warlaumont, Reba Robbins, Dan holden, Sonny Bradford, Kenyon Kohne, Stephen Holden, Donald Davis, Stanley Lcudon, Robert Simon, Rob Roy Hatfield, Ruth Demaree, Dan Kersten, Billy Kellogg, James Friis, Billy Gathas, Mrs. Florence Arnold, Billy Bonney, Buddy Bradford, Carroll, Jacqueline and Robin-Cone, David Christensen, Dan Demaree, Dick Elliott, Bruce Elvy, Donald David Jerome, Joan Kellogg, Jane Stehly and Marilyn Schimming. Trio Celebrate Birthdays at Same Party Three birthdays were celebrated Thursday evening at the R. W. Dickenson home on Loara Rd. The honored guests were Donald Dickenson, son of the hosts, Floyd Benson and his daughter, Winona. The two families have been celebrating these birthdays for three years in succession. Mrs. Dickenson served a turkey dinner upon a table decorated with a low bowl of orange pom-pom dahlias which was balanced on each side by orange candles in glass holders. The evening was spent in playing ping pong and in visiting. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Benson of Anaheim with daughters, Esther, who is a student at Pasadena Junior College, and Winona; Lt. and Mrs. Lee Benson, son and daughter-in-law of the Bensons, of Camp Callan, San Diego; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dickenson, and the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Dickenson. VFW Auxiliary Plans "Guest Night" And Other Events Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at the Odd Fellows' Hall Thursday night and planned several events on their October and November program are Robert Bruce, Patricia Loly, Barbara Vernon, Gania Demaree, Byrd Brunemeir, Billy Kellogg, Robert Simon, David Hanson, Louis and Mary Ellen Middleton, Joan Tilton, Christine Fischer, Gloria Wilmsen, Jan Fort, Ardienne Arnold, Carolyn Lenz, Marlene Fox, Lorraine Pannier, Mary Claire Dominguez, Jo Dena Akin, Jean Sutherland, Joyce Lindell, Clarence Robinson, Imogene Jerome, Leota Mae Cotner, Gloria Temple, Emma Apaltegui, Grace Elvy, Marie Warlaumont, Reba Robbins, Dan holden, Sonny Bradford, Kenyon Kohne, Stephen Holden, Donald Davis, Stanley Lcudon，Robert Simon，Rob Roy Hatfield，Ruth Demaree，Dan Kersten，Billy Kellogg，James Friis，Billy Gathas，Mrs. Florence Arnold，Billy Bonney，Buddy Bradford，Carroll，Jacqueline和Robin-Cone，David Christensen，Dan Demaree，Dick Elliott，Bruce Elvy，Donald David Jerome，Joan Kellogg，Jane Stehly和Marilyn Schimming. Daughters of Union Veterans Have Fullerton Meeting Members belonging to the JuWard Howe Tent No. 7,Daughter of Union Veterans of the Civil War met Monday noon at the Ebell Clubhouse in Fullerton for potluck dinner and for the annual homecoming day. Nearly 50 persons attended with three sons of veterans being special guests. During the business meeting plans were made for a bazaar before Armistice Day and a luncheon counter sponsored by the group on the holiday. A short musical and drama program was presented after Fresno Visitors Honored at Park Picnic Friends from Fullerton, Santa Ana and Anaheim honored Fresno visitors, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Aldrich, at a picnic Sunday at the Anaheim City Park. The guests attending were all formerly from Minnesota. They included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Waite and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Peters of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dorn and daughter, Marjorie, of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. A. Sorg and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Finnegan and daughter, Janet Marie, of Anaheim. After a picnic dinner, the group adjourned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Finnegan of 614 N. Clemen-tine St. The evening was spent in visiting and the honored guests related the celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary in July. The Aldriches are the uncle and aunt of Mrs. Finnegan. VFW Auxiliary Plans "Guest Night" And Other Events Members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary met at the Odd Fellows' Hall Thursday night and planned several events on their October and November calendar. The first affair was a sewing circle meeting at the home of Mrs. Roy Tyreman on 921 N. Sabina St. last night. It was also announced at the auxiliary meeting by the president, Mrs. Therasa Hassler, that there will be a second district breakfast at Elsinore next Sunday. On November 6, the group will have its annual "guest night." At the meeting, plans were made to attend Sawtelle hospital this afternoon. Mrs. Agnes Hund was appointed as chairman for Red Cross work. In charge of refreshments at the meeting were Mrs. Myrtle Mallen and Miss Minnie Reagon. Twenty-two members attended and guests came from Santa Ana and Fullerton. Members of Bible Club at Retreat Seven members of the high school Meteri Bible Club attended the annual fall retreat at Camp Bethel in San Dimas Canyon last week-end. More than a dozen Southern California clubs were represented at the retreat, which featured banquets, services, hikes and group singing. Anaheim girls who were present were Phyllis Hamann, Wilma Schiffer, Imogene Gust, Lorraine Fleishmann, Elsie Eymann, Marietta Maas and Ruth Mackey. Spanish Missionary Speaks at Dorcas Society Meeting Alfred Saez, Spanish missionary from Santa Ana, was the chief speaker at the meeting of the Z Lutheran Dorcas Society Thursday afternoon. He spoke on South American and United States missions. The business session was led by Mrs. A. Dutzi, president. Plans were made for a Men's Club dinner tonight and for another dinner November 3, sponsored by the Folks' home auxiliary. The November committee consists of Mrs. H. Bamesberger and Mrs. A. Eltiste, flowers; Mrs. F. Schafer, Mrs. G. Suhr, Mrs. W. William Seadman, Mrs. H. Sholm, Mrs. O. Steinbrink and Mrs. J. Scheltz, refreshments. Circle One Plans To Sponsor Dinner Members of Circle One of White Temple Methodist Church met at the parsonage with Thomas L. Burden as hostess. Plans were discussed for Circle One and other circle groups sponsor a dinner at the Mexican Methodist Church. Circle One will meet with other Circles November 4. ANNUCEMENT OF AGGEMENT TOLD BY POWER PARTY Makerchief shower for Mrs. Oakland, nee Edith Turner,inton, who left Wednesday for Canada, turned out to surprise announcement for Miss Virginia Atwell parents' home, Mr. and Mrs. H. Atwell of 536 W. Indiast Tuesday evening. Atwell will marry Bob Johnson of Mr. and Mrs. Forbler of 531 Indiana St. or 9 at the Anaheim Christian church. The supper was served and the dessert course lovely corsages with announcements attached with white mold the happy news. Actions were arrangements colors of fall flowers on the table and through the who attended were school from Fullerton Junior Col-oth Miss Atwell and Mrs. And. They were Jean andady, Evelyn Redfern, Mrs. Hargrove, Mrs. Peggy Mrs. Helen Roquet, Pickett, Ruth Herron, Marshart, June Atwell, sisteronia; Mrs. Forrest Fowler, of the bridegroom-to-be; Mrs. Atwell. FOR AUXILIARY AT GEORGE THE MONDAY Junior Auxiliary met at the Mrs. Stanley George at Broadway Monday evening. Press with Mrs. George at regular meeting were Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Ray Reaf- MR. AND MRS. McBRIDE CELEBRATE THEIR 59 YEARS TOGETHER AT HOME In celebrating of their fifty-nine years together, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. McBride of 828 N. Pine St., residents of Anaheim since 1921, were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George R. Morrison and Gracie Iredale, both of Anaheim, at the McBride home October 11. Mr. and Mrs. McBride were married October 11, 1882 in Durango, Col. Mrs. McBride, the former Metta Ives, will be 80 didn't know each other until they both had moved to Colorado. Mr. McBride's home-town was Bell-videre and Mrs. McBride's was De Kalb. After their marriage they moved to Oregon and in 1920 went to Santa Ana, where they stayed a year, and then to Anaheim where they have lived ever since. More than fifty friends from the FREMONT P-T A GIVES BENEFIT CARNIVAL FRIDAY The Fremont Parent-Teacher Association will stage its annual benefit carnival at Fremont Street tomorrow from 4:30 to 9:30 There will be a small admiral charge and a supper will served. Plans for the carnival made at the first general meeting of the Association last week the cafeteria. The president, George L. Rains began the long by introducing Superintendent M. A. Gauer. The Fremont staff was then introduced includes Wilbert Bonney, Davis, William Kinard, Miss Gretis, Miss Laura Dean, Edna Wisely, Russell Henzie, Elizabeth Smith, Miss Kramer, Fred Frederickson, ter Phillips, Mrs. Lois Vale, Adah Louise Wilcox, Miss McPherson, Eldon Houck and Maxine Dull. Resignations from Mrs. Hein, first vice president Mrs. Paul Boliek, auditor, accepted at the meeting and places were filled by Mrs. Baumbach and Mrs. H. C. Vail who were elected during business session. Mrs. Baumbach who will be program chair for the year, gave her plant programs and introduced Gretis of the English Department who gave a short talk. Following the meeting, remnents of cookies and tea served by Mrs. Smith and domestic science class. Ditions in white flowers and candles were placed on the floor. Mariners Plan Penny Circus For Auxiliary Meet at George Monday Junior Auxiliary met at the Mrs. Stanley George at Broadway Monday evening. Press with Mrs. George at regular meeting were Mrs. Hunt and Mrs. Ray Reafing the business meeting the president, Mrs. Eldon, announcement was made thanksgiving baskets to be auxiliary members at the on November 17 at the Miss Dorothy Gurlick in. Program was presented after formal meeting. Miss Mary of Anaheim gave two readtle Miss Rosemary Wood Twinkling Stars," accomby her mother, Mrs. John and Mrs. Raymond Rogers Grove, a missionary just returned from five in Africa, gave several of experiences there. The refreshments were servwas announced that the board will meet at the of Mrs. Paddock October 27. Refreshment table featured we'en theme with a chrysum bouquet as a center-pumpkin pie as the dessert and colorful napkins as evening's guests were Miss Lindsey, Miss Evelyn Johnson, Mrs. Ivan Wood, Mrs. Mary, Mrs. Regie Choate and Millur McKee. Lois Rebekahs Have Business Meet, Card Party A short business meeting by Lois Rebekah Lodge members was followed by a card party Friday evening at the Odd Fellows' Hall. An announcement was made during the business session by Mrs. Besse Curtis, noble grand, concerning the Thimble club meeting tomorrow. With the officers as hostesses and Mrs. Vernice Summers, vice noble grand, as general chairman, the card party was participated by over 70 guests. Winners in penochle were Mrs. Charlotte Hodges, Mrs. Gertrude Rohwer, Keith Cannon and Clarence Robinson; five hundred, Miss Hannah Horwitz, Mrs. Rosetta Sparks, Arthur Lindley and Arthur Cruse; bridge, Mrs. May Belle Spencer, Mrs. Mary Jones, Frank Borth and Fred Garrison. The door prizes went to Mrs. Jennie Nelson and James Story. Refreshments for the evening were served under the direction of Mrs. Mary Mitchell, refresniment chairman. The Rebekah lodge will meet again November 7. Townsend Club To Have Luncheon A ham sandwich luncheon will be given by the Anaheim Townsend Club No. 1 Tuesday evening at the regular meeting beginning at 6 p.m. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Joe Nation of the Long Beach Baptist church. This will be his farewell talk for the Townsend movement in Orange County as he will leave for his new charge in El Centro November 1. Alaska Is Subject Of Missionary Society Meeting "Flight Through Alaska and the Arctic with Peeks into the Missions" was the topic for the meeting of the Presbyterian Church Missionary Society at the church hall Thursday. Four members who spoke on didn't know each other until they both had moved to Colorado. Mr. McBride's home-town was Bellidere and Mrs. McBride's was De Kalb. After their marriage they moved to Oregon and in 1920 went to Santa Ana, where they stayed a year, and then to Anaheim where they have lived ever since. More than fifty friends from the surrounding country called at their home during the celebration to congratulate them. Mrs. Morrison and Miss Iredale are daughters of the McBrides. Mariners Plan Penny Circus The Anaheim Mariners' made more plans for its circus on November 8 at an executive board meeting at Presbyterian church last week. Those appointed to be in of different booths include and Mrs. Eldon Paddock show; Mr. and Mr*. Merle pop-corn booth and nail Mr. and Mrs. John Kel shooting ducks; Mr. and Ivan Woods and Mr. and Mr. Baker, pie, cake and coffee; Mickey McKee, wheel of fox Mr. and Mrs. McKee and Mr. Mrs. John Mary, side show Regie Choate, dart games, Choate, age and weight guards and Mr. and Mrs. Royal snow cone. Art Department RUGCRAFT COTTON Smart! New! EARLY AMERICAN TYPE RUGS Crochited in a Jiffy WITH Bucilla A.E.SCHUMACHER The S Beacon Don't miss our Blankets. Lovely every one has a ve Beacon Beacon Opal double blen 5% wool. Each blank sateen bound ends comes in fine luscious 66x80 size. Each $1.95 Beacon June A big 72x84 blank Alaska Is Subject Of Missionary Society Meeting “Flight Through Alaska and the Arctic with Peeks into the Missions” was the topic for the meeting of the Presbyterian Church Missionary Society at the church hall Thursday. Four members who spoke on the topic were Mrs. Virginia Paddock, Mrs. Mary Vincent, Mrs. W. F. Chamberlin and Mrs. Edna Hilton. They were introduced by Mrs. Mabel Marshall. A playet was presented by Mrs. Hilton, who was in charge of the lesson of the day. The parts were played by several intermediate Sunday School girls. Miss Vera Riner, accompanied by Miss Susan Hilbers, sang “Indian Love Call.” Devotionals were led by Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Edith Walker, Mrs. Erma Kalen, Mrs. Eunice Elliott, Mrs. Emma Stanley. OLD - TIME DANCE Every Friday at Harmony Park Old Concordia Club 1514 W. Broadway FREMONT P-T A LIVES BENEFIT CARNIVAL FRIDAY The Fremont Parent-Teachers Association will stage its annual fit carnival at Fremont School tomorrow from 4:30 to 9:30 p.m. There will be a small admission age and a supper will be held. Plans for the carnival were made at the first general meeting of the Association last week in cafeteria. The president, Mrs. George L. Rains began the meet-up by introducing Superintendent A. Gauer. The Fremont schoolulty was then introduced. Itades Wilbert Bonney, C. S. Bis, William Kinard, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Laura Dean, Miss a Wisely, Russell Henzie, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Miss Esther Ammer, Fred Frederickson, Walphillips, Mrs. Lois Vale, Miss Nath Louise Wilcox, Miss Mary Pherson, Eldon Houck and Miss Kine Dull. Designations from Mrs. R. C. Cain, first vice president, and Mrs. Paul Boliek, auditor, were accepted at the meeting and their names were filled by Mrs. B. E. Bumbach and Mrs. H. C. Vincent, who were elected during the business session. Mrs. Baumbach, who will be program chairman for the year, gave her plans for programs and introduced Miss Betts of the English Department to give a short talk. Following the meeting, refreshments of cookies and tea were served by Mrs. Smith and her domestic science class. Decorations in white flowers and yellow candles were placed on the table. RAY NEBELUNG WEDS OAKLAND GIRL SATURDAY Miss Louise Bradley of Oakland became the bride of Raymond Nebelung, son of Mrs. Josephine Nebelung, at the Nebelung home at 812 E. Sycamore St. Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Thomas H. Walker officiating. The bride's attendants were Mrs. Violet Cantwell, sister of the groom and Mrs. Elsie Skinner, also a sister. The bride's attire featured a lovely orchid corsage. She was given away by B. H. Sidnam of this city. Clyde Webb of Anaheim was best man. The former Miss Bradley has been working at a jewelry store in Oakland but will not continue to work. Mr. Nebelung was educated in Anaheim schools and the University of California at Berkeley. He is employed at the Federal Land Bank at Berkeley where the newly married couple will make their home November 1. A reception followed the ceremony and was attended by 35 friends. Miss Ruth Hoffman of Minneapolis, Minn., is spending a month in Southern California visiting friends and is staying with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Hoffman and cousin, Emmie Hoffman, of 124 N. Olive St. This is her first trip to California. Theta Rho Girls Install Compton, Inglewood Officers The Kappa No. 10 Club of Inglewood were installed Saturday night by members of the Omega Chi Theta Rho Girls Club at Inglewood. The installing officer was Beryl Wilson who was assisted by Betty Swenson, marshall; Rusine Roy; Martina Jones; Marie Fogler; Trene Jobman and Jean Zable, officers; and Patty Price; Thelma Swenson, Barbara Laired and Daphne Calver, escorts. Members of the board of control attending were Miss Glady; Smith of Los Angeles and Mrs. Mabel Ives of Anaheim. The local Theta Rho girls also installed the Compton club last Wednesday evening. The regular meeting of the Omega Chi Club will be held November 5 at which time plans will be made for a comedy play to be presented November 18. To relieve Misery of COLDS 666 TRY Rub-My-Tism' a Wonderful Liniment Seale's Ambulance 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 RICHARD-MARTIN School Of Dancing 719 North Los Angeles Street RICHARD-MARTIN School Of Dancing 719 North Los Angeles Street Phone 4062 Ballroom dancing beginners class for young folks starting Monday evening at 6:30 P.M. Mrs. Morton's ballroom class of last semester will meet on Monday at 7:30 P.M. This season's ballroom classes will be directed by Ramon Ramirez the teacher of teachers who taught at the two dancing teachers convention held this summer in Los Angeles. 719 North Los Angeles Street., Anaheim Phone 4062 A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. 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