anaheim-gazette 1944-06-15

THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1944 SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACTIVE By NORMA NIPPON Phone 236-780-2222 OPEN HOUSE HELD SUNDAY IN CELEBRATION OF GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OF MR. AND MRS. E. L. HEIN Open house in celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Hein of Brookhurst Road was held last Sunday at the family home from two until six o'clock. One hundred and fifty guests called during the afternoon hours and signed the guest book on this memorable occasion, which was in charge of Mrs. Herschel Welty, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hein. In the receiving line with the honored guests were the five children of this couple, Mrs. T. B. Sawyer of San Jacinto; Ben Hein of Anaheim; Wesley Hein of Anaheim; Fred Hein of Chino and Mrs. A. Blower of Anaheim. Mrs. Hein was formally gowned with which she graciously wore an orchid, a gift of her six grandsons, four of whom are in the Navy and were unable to be present. These were Sk 2/c Herschel Welty who is in the South Pacific; S1/c James F. Hein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hein and who is also in the South Pacific aboard the USS Minnesota; S2/c Donald S. Hein, also a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hein who is in torpedomen's school in San Diego; Seaman John W. Hein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hein of Anaheim, who is in "boot" training in San Diego. The other two grandsons of this couple are Ronald Hein fifty years ago, and the centerpiece being gold gladioli and blue delphinium accented with cream colored candles. Presiding at the tea table were Mrs. R. C. Hein, a sister-in-law of the honorees, and Mrs. Herman Gust, sister of Mr. Hein. The daughters-in-law, dressed in formal gowns, assisted in the serving duties and hospitality during the afternoon. The dessert course was tea, coffee, tiny individual cakes iced in white with the gold "50" topping the dainty cake. Attractive tiny napkins, monogrammed in gold with the maiden name of Mrs. Hein, "Emma Schultz and Emmerick Hein, 1894-1944, June 13," were used to further carry out the golden anniversary idea and to serve as a memento of this enjoyable occasion. Special guests were the mother of Mrs. Hein, Mrs. Minnie Schultz, and the great granddaughter of the couple, Leslie Welty, fifteen month old daughter of Sk 2/c and Mrs. Herschel Welty. The scene of this celebration was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hein on Brookhurst Road which the couple have occupied since their marriage on June 13, 1894, and where they have reared their family of five children, all of whom are graduates of Anaheim words, "It takes a heap o' living to make a home," when occasion of this sort are celebrated with the entire family in attendance and the gay laughter of their grandchildren as they bring man happy memories into a perfect life. Doris Shunk Weds Army Man Thursday Miss Doris Lucille Shunk and Capt. James S. Porter were quietly married by the Rev. Stanley Frederick George, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, in the church parlors on Thursday evening, June 8, before close friends and immediate relatives. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Shunk of Magnolia Road, West Anaheim, and Capt. Porter is also from this city. Both young people attended the local high school and also Fullerton Junior college. They plan to establish their home at Alamogordo, N. M. Wedding Rites Of Robert Wallin and San Diego Girl Told Charming simplicity keynoted the wedding of Miss Alta Ruth Eichelberger to Robert Neil Wallin of San Diego on Sunday, June 4th at the Memorial chapel of the Presbyterian Church at three o'clock in the afternoon. These were Sk 2/c Herschel Welty who is in the South Pacific; S1/c James F. Hein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hein and who is also in the South Pacific aboard the USS Minnesota; S2/c Donald S. Hein, also a son of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hein who is in torpedo-men's school in San Diego; Seaman John W. Hein, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Hein of Anaheim, who is in "boot" training in San Diego. The other two grandsons of this couple are Ronald Hein and Waldo Hein, young sons of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hein of Chino, and who were present. These young men sent their grandfather a talisman rosebud boutonniere. The tea table was exquisite in a gorgeous linen tablecloth, a wedding gift to Mr. and Mrs. Hein The scene of this celebration was the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hein on Brookhurst Road which the couple have occupied since their marriage on June 13, 1894, and where they have reared their family of five children, all of whom are graduates of Anaheim schools and three of whom are still residents of this city. Many happy memories go with each treasure of the home along with the sorrows experienced during the years. How truly Edgar A. Guest's poem conveys the meaning of home in his immortal THE GIFT THAT MEANS MOST! For Father's Day Is the Best Gift to Give Whatever "Type" Dad Is— Help shorten the war: give Dad a War Bond. Help him to a comfort-summer: tuck that Bond in a gift package of Cheney Neckwear, $1.00 - $1.50 Special guests were the mother of Mrs. Hein, Mrs. Minnie Schultz, and the great granddaughter of the couple, Leslie Welty, fifteen month old daughter of Sk 2/c and Mrs. Herschel Welty. Wedding Rites Of Robert Wallin and San Diego Girl Told Charming simplicity keynoted the wedding of Miss Alta Ruth Eichelberger to Robert Neil Wallin of San Diego on Sunday, June 4th at the Memorial chapel of the Presbyterian Church at three o'clock in the afternoon. The double ring ceremony was performed by Reverend Joseph Ewing. The bride, given in marriage by her father, Roy P. Eichelberger wore an ivory crepe afternoon dress and a tiny white plummed hat. The waist was shirred and fit closely to the body. She wore an orchid corsage. Her attendant Miss Dorothy Ann Eichelberger wore a dress of aqua accented with white accessories and a corsage of whote carnations. The groom's brother, John Wallin of Anaheim, served as best man. A luncheon for the guests, all members of the immediate families, was held prior to the wedding ceremony at the home of the bride's parents at 2328 State street. Later the young couple returned to cut their cake and receive the best wishes of their guests before leaving on a southern California honeymoon. They will live in San Diego where both are engaged in aircraft production. The bride is a graduate of the Santa Barbara State College and the groom received his education in the Anaheim schools, graduating with the class of 1935, later graduating from Santa Maria Junior college and doing a year of post graduate work at Fullerton Junior college. Mrs. Emilie Wallin and daughter, Enid, and Mr. and Mrs. John Wallin and son, Bruce, all of Anaheim, attended the wedding rites returning home on Sunday evening. Entertain For Noel W. Brougher Relatives entertained at a dinner party for Noel W. Brougher at his home at 407 South Citron street, Anaheim, last Thursday evening prior to his entering the U.S. Navy on Friday. He received a number of going away gifts. Is the Best Gift to Give Whatever "Type" Dad Is— Help shorten the war: give Dad a War Bond. Help him to a comfort-summer: tuck that Bond in a gift package of Cheney Neckwear, $1.00 - $1.50 Interwoven Hose ... 45c - 65c Manhattan Sport Shirts, 3.95 - $5.95 Slacks, .... $8.95 to $12.00 Hickok Suspenders and Belts ... $1.00 - $1.50 HART-SCHAFFNER & MARX SUITS FLORSHEIM SHOES STETSON STRAW HATS YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street Entertain For Noel W. Brougher Relatives entertained at a dinner party for Noel W. Brougher at his home at 407 South Citron street, Anaheim, last Thursday evening prior to his entering the U. S. Navy on Friday. He received a number of going away gifts. Mrs. Brougher and their son, Gary, reside at the South Citron street address. Those present to enjoy the event were Mrs. Carrie Brougher, Mr. and Mrs. Ora Brougher and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Muckenthaler, Bob and Carol, all of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Paxton and family, Mrs. Esther Harden and Berniece, all of Buena Park; Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kunhel and Verna, Mrs. Louie Kunhel and Earl, and Betty Hawk, all of Garden Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Kunhel, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred West and Marda Lee, all of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. John Brougher and Donnie of Fullerton Park, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralp Brougher and family of Chino. Dr. Archibald, Miss Naomi Bain Wed In Los Angeles Miss Naomi Ethel Bain of Bakerfield and Dr. Herbert Lee Archibald, only son of Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Archibald are being married this evening (Thursday) at 7:30 at the Wilshire Methodist church in Los Angeles, with Rev. Archibald performing the ceremony. Rev. Archibald is pastor of the Wesley Methodist church in this city. More details will be given next week. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to The Gazette. Call 2206. ANAHEIM GAZETTE MEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS By NORMA NIPPER Phone 2206 It takes a heap o' livin' a home," when occasions sort are celebrated with are family in attendance gay laughter of their children as they bring many memories into a perfect NEW OFFICERS ASSUME DUTIES OF ASSISTANCE LEAGUE AT RECENT MEETING, REPORT ON YEAR'S WORK The new officers assumed their duties for the working year of 1944-45 at the annual meeting last Thursday of the local chapter of the Assistance league when the acting and sustaining members met at the beautiful country home of Mrs. Sam Kraemer near Placentia. The new officers as elected are Mrs. Chas. Pearson, chairman; Mrs. P. E. Fluor, vice-chairman; Mrs. Fred Weisel, secretary and Mrs. A. B. Wilmsen, treasurer. Reports of the various chairmen were most gratifying and the work accomplished during the past year serves as another milestone along the path of this worthy organization in the fine projects accomplished. The Assistance league was organized during World War I to aid the Red Cross in its many duties here at home and again in World War II, they have taken Red Cross work as their main project and the report of the work accomplished is something with which the members can feel justly proud. They have assisted in war bond drives and other help where it was needed. Outstanding has been the work in the camps and hospitals assisting with the personal problems of the service men and other work equally as necessary. A total of 10,177 hours of work at Red Cross headquarters were also reported. Second in importance with this group of ladies is the community and civilian and local projects. In this division is the maintenance of the hospital bed, the humicrib and overator at the Anaheim Lutheran hospital, Boy and Girl Scout work, aid to the tubercular, crippled children, USO center work, benefit tea for the Red Cross, the purchase of bonds and a great many other projects equally as worthy. The local organization installed a shower and donated 100 towels at the servicemen's quarters in the basement of the Angelina Hotel. Recognition was given the ladies for their part in financing a sunroom, one of the thirty, at Santa Ana Army Air Base, being changed into rehabilitation rooms for neurosis servicemen patients. The social hour was most delightful, Mrs. Kraemer introducing Mrs. Lois Reese Auer, well known Orange county dramatic artist, who gave an excellent interpretation of "The Post Road." The beautifully arranged tea table had for the centerpiece an arrangement of coral hibiscus Impressive Rites At Capillo de San Antonio Thursday The Capillo de San Antonio is the scenet of impressive simple wedding rites on Tuesday evening when Miss Jean Bates was united in marriage to Pfc. James Earl Bath Huntsville, Ala., by the Stanley Frederick George, of the First Presbyterian Church of Anaheim performing the memony before a group of relatives and friends. They took their place in a single ring ceremony by an altar appointed with white flowers and illumination with soft lights from white tones. The bride, who was given marriage by her father, was praised in traditional white satin a long train and veil caught her head by a tiara. An ornament resting atop a prayer book piled her costume. She was dressed by Miss Mildred Remy who wore a blue formal dress and a bouquet of gardenia carnations. The couple left for a honeymoon in southern California after which the groom will return to his station at Camp Peleton and the bride will return Anaheim to live while her band is in service. Pianist To Appear In Santa Ana Sunny Margaretha Lohman, pianist who has toured extensively in the United States and Canada will appear in a Vesper music concert at the First Presbyterian church on Sunday June 18 at 5 o'clock. ING Rites Of Art Wallin and Diego Girl Told simplicity keynoted ing of Miss Alta Ruth enger to Robert Neil Wallin iego on Sunday, June 4th, Memorial chapel of the Brian Church at three in the afternoon. The ing ceremony was perby Reverend Joseph ide, given in marriage by er, Roy P. Eichelberger, ivory crepe afternoon and a tiny white plummed waist was shirred and by the body. She wore corsage. Her attendant, rothy Ann Eichelberger, address of aqua accented white accessories and a of whote carnations. The brother, John Wallin of served as best man. heon for the guests, all of the immediate famimeld prior to the wedding at the home of the parents at 2328 State alter the young couple recut their cake and rebest wishes of their fore leaving on a southhornia honeymoon. They San Diego where both aged in aircraft producde is a graduate of the Barbara State College and received his education Anaheim schools, graduatthe class of 1935, later from Santa Maria college and doing a year graduate work at Fullerer college. Philie Wallin and daughand Mr. and Mrs. John and son, Bruce, all of attended the wedding ning home on Sunday Officers Elected At Osteopath Auxiliary Meeting The re-election of the present staff of officers featured the final meeting of the current year when the members of the Orange County Osteopathic auxiliary met at the home of Mrs. Dean Clanton in Norwalk last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Harold G. Carlin of Anaheim, president, presided at the business session preceding the election of officers, the panel being presented by Mrs. A. E. Vallier, chairman of the nominating committee. The officers as re-elected are president, Mrs. Harold G. Carlin; vice president, Mrs. R. W. Morgan and secretary-treasurer, Mrs. W. W. Illsley. Reports of recent events were given and proved to be most interesting. During the social hour a delightful program was presented by Mrs. W. Jackson Scott of Fullerton who sang a group of vocal solos. Mrs. Jennie Tessman reviewed the book, "Destination Chungking," which proved most delightful. The regular meetings of the auxiliary will reconvene in Aug- REDLANDS UNIVERSITY TO GRADUATE TWO ANAHEIM STUDENTS AT THIRTY-FIFTH COMMENCEMENT Two Anaheim students will receive degrees when the University of Redlands holds its thirty-fifth annual commencement on Sunday, June 18, in the Alumni Greek theater. They are Lorraine Teasdale, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Teasdale, Rt. 4, Box 43; and Betty Wingfield, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar T. Wingfield, 1130 W. Center street. Speaker for the commencement program will be Dr. Dwayne Orton, director of education for the International Business Machines corporation and an alumnus of the University of Redlands. Both Miss Teasdale and Miss Wingfield are graduates of Anaheim Union High school where they were active in student affairs. Miss Teasdale was a member of the California Scholarship Federation, the Colonial College and the Spanish club. Miss Wingfield also attended Fullerton junior college where she was president of the Girl's League. At heim Union High school she a member of the honor society the Latin club, and the M club. She was also a student missioner. Both have continued their terest in student affairs at lands where Miss Teasdale past semester has been in chiof of the Red Cross Blood bank. has also served as president the Beta Lamda Mu sorority a member of Webs, women's service organization. Miss Wingfield is a member of the Alpha Sigma Pi sorority, has majored in education with minor in English and music Redlands. College Coed Endorsement of these styles assures you the Best Dressed Girl MASTERSON'S Style Without Extravagance Bain For W. Brougher is entertained at a dinfor Noel W. Brougher me at 407 South Citron maheim, last Thursday ior to his entering the wy on Friday. He renumber of going away bougher and their son, de at the South Citron ess. present to enjoy the Mrs. Carrie Brougher, Mrs. Ora Brougher and and Mrs. Lawrence her, Bob and Carol, all ; Mr. and Mrs. Virgil and family, Mrs. Esther Berniece, all of Buena and Mrs. Dan Kunhel , Mrs. Louie Kunhel and Betty Hawk, all of ove; Mr. and Mrs. Emil and Mrs. Alfred West Lee, all of Long Beach; ms. John Brougher and Fullerton Park, and rs. Ralp Brougher and Shino. Hibald, nomi Bain Los Angeles ni Ethel Bain of BakDr. Herbert Lee Arson of Rev. and Mrs. ibald are being marvening (Thursday) at the Wilshire Methodist os Angeles, with Rev. performing the cereArchibald is pastor of Methodist church in ills will be given next one your local, society news items to The 12206. Reports of recent events were given and proved to be most interesting. During the social hour a delightful program was presented by Mrs. W. Jackson Scott of Fullerton who sang a group of vocal solos. Mrs. Jennie Tessman reviewed the book, "Destination Chungking," which proved most delightful. The regular meetings of the auxiliary will reconvene in August and will meet at the home of Mrs. H. J. Howard, 2404 North French St., Santa Ana. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. I'M KAY I'M BELL I'M JEAN I'M DELL WE'RE HERE TO TELL — IT WILL PAY YOU TO BUY YOUR FURNITURE AND RUGS AT MAHAFFEY & FITZ Formerly Vincent Furniture Co. -And On Such Convenient Terms Too! Impressive Rites Capillo de San Antonio Thursday The Capillo de San Antonio was the scenet of impressive but simple wedding rites on Thursdays evening when Miss Norma Bates was united in marriage to Pfc. James Earl Bates of Pittsville, Ala., by the Rev. Haley Frederick George, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church Anaheim performing the ceremony before a group of relatives and friends. They took their vows on single ring ceremony before saltar appointed with baskets of white flowers and illuminated soft lights from white tapers. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, was gowned in traditional white satin with long train and veil caught to head by a tiara. An orchid ring atop a prayer book combed her costume. She was attended by Miss Mildred Remland, wore a blue formal and carriage a bouquet of gardenias and citations. The couple left for a short eymoon in southern California, for which the groom will return this station at Camp Pendle and the bride will return to Anaheim to live while her husband is in service. Anist To Appear Santa Ana Sun. Margaretha Lohman, concert artist who has toured extensively the United States and Canada, appear in a Vesper musicale at the First Presbyterian church Sunday, June 18 at 5 o'clock. The S2R Store Originals by Joyce Hubrite Handsome print 'Sheer Mist' —a washable spun rayon. White removable dickey bordered with self-fluting and fastened with stud buttons. An all occasion dress that will hold its own in any company. 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