anaheim-gazette 1945-08-09

Golden Wedding Anniversary Held at City Park The Anaheim city park, in all its summer glory, was the setting recently for the celebration of the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Middleton of Buena Park, who have become well known in the county during their 32 years residency. The long table was beautifully and appropriately decorated with yellow roses and centered with a large wedding cake that symbolized the happy occasion. The honored couple were presented with many lovely gifts from the 100 guests present. All of the couple's children were present with the exception of Herbert, who is in France, and one grandson, Glenn Walls, who is with the occupation forces in Germany. Mr. and Mrs. Middleton were married in Texas in 1895 and moved to California in 1911. After residing in Upland for one year they moved to Buena Park where they have since lived. Children present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. F. B., Walls, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilcox and two daughters, Mrs. Lurli Hawkins and three children and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Middleton. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Nickle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus and sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Insco, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Craven, Mrs. Marie Hayson, Mrs. McKinney and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carr. The bride was attractively gowned in a poudre blue afternoon dress with which she wore a rose and gardenia corsage. She was attended by her sister, Mrs. A. E. Cheek of this city, who was smartly frocked in black dinner dress. She wore a gardenia corsage. Seaman First Class Don Lehmer, who is home on leave, attended the bridegroom as best man. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of the bridegroom's parents. Mrs. Franzen, Mrs. Hook and an aunt of the bride, Mrs. Alice Rowland of Lancaster, Calif., assisted with the serving of the wedding cake and beverages. The bridegroom has recently returned from six months in the European theater of operations and yesterday (Wednesday) reported to Camp Beale for further assignment. The bride will be a senior student at the Anaheim Union High school this fall. She has taken an active part in campus music activities and is a member of the Mozart club, the Senior Glee club and the White Temple Methodist church choir. Pfc. Franzen graduated from the high school in the class of 1942 and entered the Army in 1943. Reception Marks Silver Wedding Anniversary Lighted white tapers and silver appointments marked the 25th Wacker-Eltiste Rites Solemnized At Wedding Chapel First Class Petty Officer at Mrs. Lorenz Eltiste have returned from a brief honeymoon following their marriage last Saturday at the Capilla de San Antonio. For the remainder of their time here they will visit with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Wacker of Orange and Mrs. A. Mrs. August Eltiste of Anaheim. The quiet six o'clock ceremony was performed in the presence of the immediate family and a few close friends. R.W.C.Gesch, pastor of the Orange Lutheran church, read service. The chapel altar was artistically banked with white gladiator dahlias and lighted white tapestry in candelabra. Mrs. A.F.Faith played a prelude of favorite musical melodies and the tradition of wedding marches. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and wore smart fuchsia wool frock with navy accessories. She carried white sation prayer book and two white orchids. Miss Jane Grady of Anaheim was her only attendant and we had a gray suit with navy accessories and a corsage of pink carnation. Robert Lambert of Huntington Beach, Coast Guardsman, acted best man. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the gardens with guests being received by members of the bridgemen's association. Children present were: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. F. B., Walls, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilcox and two daughters, Mrs. Lurli Hawkins and three children and Mr. and Mrs. Gus Middleton. Others present were: Mr. and Mrs. E. Nickle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McManus and sons, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Insco, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Craven, Mrs. Marie Hayson, Mrs. McKinney and grandson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carmichael, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Babse, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Booth, Mr. and Mrs. B. Palmer, Albert Moon, Miss Anette Brashier, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Middleton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Will Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. E. Dilliou and son, Jess Malin, Mr. and Mrs. M. Rankin and family, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meyers, Mrs. L. Brawley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J. De Groff, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bannister and son, Mrs. Cleo Herbert and children, Mr. and Mrs. H. Casey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. N. Alger and son, Mr. and Mrs. R. Robey and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. H. Heitman and children,Mr. and Mrs. W. Bautcher and son,Mr. and Mrs. G. Bautcher and children,Mr. and Mrs.P.Garner and son,Mr. and Mrs.Herbert Hunt and son,Mr. and Mrs.O.A.Meyer,Mr. and Mrs.William Wright,H.L.Callawayand Miss Laura Adelmann. Dean-Franzen Vows Exchanged At White Temple A quiet ceremony united two of the city's well-known young people last Friday evening when Miss Loretta Dean, daughter of Mrs.Evelyn Hook of 219 3rd South street,Anaheim,became the bride of Pfc.Walfrid Floyd Franzen,son of Mr. and Mrs.A.W.Franzen of 417 North Claudina street.The seven o'clock single ring ceremony was read in the White Temple sanctuary by Rev.Hayden Sears,pastor,in the presence of twenty relatives and intimate friends. INFANTS DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts Reception Marks Silver Wedding Anniversary Lighted white tapers and silver appointments marked the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs.Roy Hale of Valencia avenue,Placentia;last Saturday when they entertained with a reception at their home.Approximately 85 guests attended the afafir. Mrs.Ivan Rhoades of Fullerton,sister of Mrs.Hale,and the latter's two daughters,the Misses Bonnie and Marilyn Hale,assisted in hostess duties. The fireplace mantle was banked with a profusion of gladioli,dahlias and lighted blue tapers while the lace covered reception table was centered with a large silver bowl filled with white gladiolus and flanked with white tapers in silver holders. Presiding over the punch bowl were Miss Bonnie Hale and Miss Betty Dunham of Indio,niece of the honored couple.Miss Shirley Hemmerling assisted with the serving while Miss Marilyn Hale took charge of the guest book. An unusual feature of the occasion was the presence of all but one of the wedding party.Mr.和Mrs.Hale were married in Placentia in the garden patio at the home ofMr.和Mrs.John Tuffree. Besides the two daughters already mentioned the immediate family circle also includes another daughter,Mary Jane,and two sons,Robert Hale of Placentia,and Roy Jr.,who is in the Marines. Wave Barbara Heying Home on Ten-Day Leave After an absence of 14 months,WAVE Barbara Heying,daughter ofMr.和Mrs.Oscar Heying of North Clementine street,came home Tuesday on a 10-day leave before reporting to San Francisco on August 18.She has been assigned to the Hawaiian naval district and expects to leave the states soon for duty in the Islands. Barbara is a pharmacist's mate second class and has been stationed at the Mozart club,the Senior Glee cluband the White Temple Methodist church choir. Pfc.Franzen graduated from the high school in the class of 1942and entered the Army in 1943. Young Crowd Has Horseback Ride And Weiner Bake One of the real "fun"part of the week was given Tuesday night by the special service brand of the SAAAB and it was enjoyed by eight Anaheim girls.Meeting at the air base the girls ate eight members of the AAF enjoyed a nine-mile early eventhorseback ride to a lagoonnear the beach and upon their rival spent an entertaining evening around a campfire whenthey enjoyed a weiner bake. Miss Ruth Demaree,daughter ofMr.和Mrs.Paul Demareeof this city,and an employeeofthe air base,assisted in the pararrangements. Those sharing the evening wether from Anaheim included Misses Shirley Harling,Phyllerman,Ruth Thatcher,MariaHarpster,Jean Wilson,Betty Hamiltonand Gania Demaree. WRC Corps Makes Donation to Navy Hospital Continuing their many kind services,members of the A.Paul Women's Relief Corps had recently donated 15 jig-saw puzzlesand four more bathrobeswounded veterans at the Norcoian Naval hospital This report was made Tuesday afternoonwhen the corp met in regular INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts BOYS' DEPT. TO 12 YEARS Undergarments Polo Shirts Slacks, Sports Wear and Suits. GIRLS DEPT. 2 TO 6 - 7 TO 14 Undergarments Dresses - Skirts Blouses - Coats Hats - Sweaters Slacks & Anklets. JUNIOR, 9 TO 15 Gay Gibson and Teenette. EVERYTHING FOR DRESS AND SCHOOL COMPLETE TOY DEPARTMENT NAHEIM 4271 The CHILDREN'S SHOP 232 W. CENTER Anaheim Ten-Day Leave After an absence of 14 months, WAVE Barbara Heying, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heying of North Clementine street, came home Tuesday on a 10-day leave before reporting to San Francisco on August 18. She has been assigned to the Hawaiian naval district and expects to leave the states soon for duty in the Islands. Barbara is a pharmacist's mate second class and has been stationed at the naval hospital in Bainbridge, Maryland. She is hoping that her brother, Pvt. John Heying, who is stationed at Camp Roberts, will be able to be here this weekend for a family reunion. He spent last weekend at home, it being his first visit here since he was sent to the northern base. He enlisted in the Army last June. Former Resident To Wed Garden Grove Girl Sept. 2 Another engagement of interest to residents of this city has been made known with the announcement that Miss Alice Helms, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Helms of Garden Grove, and Wright Fearn, son of Mrs. William Hall of Fullerton, are to be married on Sept. 2 at the Capilla de San Antonio. The bridegroom-elect formerly made his home in Anaheim and is a graduate of the Anaheim union high school and Fullerton junior college. He is now employed with the Southern California Edison company. The bride-elect is a graduate of the Garden Grove high school and is employed at the Garden Grove First National bank. MEN'S ACTIVITIES CLUBS NEW HELEN GRAFTON HINEMAN Phone 2206 Bcker-Eltiste Les Solemnized Wedding Chapel At Class Petty Officer and Lorenz Eltiste have returned to a brief honeymoon follow-up marriage last Saturday at Capilla de San Antonio. The remainder of their time there will visit with their husbands, Mr. hnd Mrs. J. W. Worr of Orange and Mrs. and August Eltiste of Anaheim. Quit six o'clock ceremony performed in the presence of members of the immediate familiy and a few close friends. Rev. Gesch, pastor of the Or-Lutheran church, read the chapel altar was artistically enhanced with white gladioli, lilies and lighted white tapers delabra. Mrs. A. F. Faust is a prelude of favorite nupellodies and the traditional marches. The bride was given in marry her father, and wore a fuchsia wool frock with accessories. She carried a sation prayer book and white orchids. Jane Grady of Anaheim her only attendant and wore suit with navy accessories for corsage of pink carnations. Lambert of Huntington Coast Guardsman, acted as man. Nowing the ceremony a reen was held in the chapel with guests being re-en by members of the bridal party. sesison at the White Temple bungalow. Other reports of interest showed that $4 was donated to child welfare; $4 to relief; 100 miles of rides given service men; 11 calls made and 10 bouquets of flowers sent. Guests for the afternoon included Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknese, Mrs. Estelle Gray, Miss Mattie Jones, president of the Santa Ana W.R.C., and Mrs. Elizabeth Birkhead, all of the Santa Ana Women's Relief corps. At the social hour that followed the business, the birthday of Mrs. Alma Pressell, Mrs. Olga Ballenger and Mrs. Maggie Dierberger were observed with the serving of cake and ice tea. Mrs. Mary Fordyce and Mrs. Lizzie Nylen were hostesses. Navy Mothers Commended for Hospital Solarium The Navy Mothers club was gratified last week to learn that the solarium they completely equipped in July at the Corona Naval hospital is to be used as a future model. A letter of commendation, highly praising their work, was read Wednesday evening of last week when the club met in regular monthly session at the Legion clubrooms with Commander H. H. Heckman presiding. The solarium was attractively outfitted in leatherette furniture and the club is most appreciative of the fine cooperation given them. Lois Rebekah Lodge Plans for Future Events Plans for a number of future events were made last Friday evening when the Lois Rebekah lodge met in the lodge rooms with Noble Grand Edna Young and her corps of officers presiding for the first time since their installation. A reminder was given of the all-day district meeting that will be held at Westminster Aug. 28, beginning at 10 a.m. Luncheon and dinner will be served by the ladies of the Presbyterian church and reservations must be made with Helen Pannier before Aug. 20. Mrs. Nelle Gartin, vice president of Rebekah assembly of Huntington Park will be the instructress. The past noble grands' family night will be held at the city park on Aug. 9 at 6:30 o'clock. Members were reminded that the lodge will assist with cookies and cakes for the USO the week beginning Aug. 19. Tentative plans were made for a penny supper on Sept. 11. Mrs. Ruby Kirklee, formerly of Bowbells, N. D., became a member by transfer. During a recess, Mrs. Lena Jane Friis, program chairman, presented Lynn Rae Barnes and Rudy Riviera of Brea in tap dance numbers while the former also presented a piano solo, "The Waterfall." Lynn Rae is a niece of the noble grand and dedicated the numbers to her aunt. Ruth Morris and Robert Hart Nuptials Sept. 2 One of the charming later weddings that is planned centers around Miss Morris, daughter of Mr. and Roland Morris of this city will become the bride of L. Hart of Montebello on 2 at the Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel. The bride-elect is well known in Anaheim as she is a great of the Anaheim union high school until recently was eminent in the Douglas Aircraft plant. With wedding invitations to be sent out the young were recently honored at a pride miscellaneous shower by the bridegroom-elect's bride-in-law and sister, Mr. and Joe Blair of Montebello who ternained with a family part potluck supper was served their charmingly gay patio afterward a treasure hunt led young couple to the garden where many beautifully wrought gifts awaited them. Pfc. Carl W. Webb of the regional hospital, SAAAB, who enjoying a lodge visit for first time in four years, and House who is visiting with parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S.mers. The evening was conceived with the serving of light remnents of ice cream and homemade cookies, served by Callie and her committee. House who is visiting with parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. mers. The evening was conceived with the serving of light refreshments of ice cream and homemade cookies, served by Callie and her committee. Long Crowd Has Comeback Ride Weiner Bake of the real "fun" parties this week was given Tuesday by the special service branch of SAAAB and it was enjoyed right Anaheim girls. Meet the air base the girls and members of the AAF en- nine-mile early evening back ride to a lagoon near beach and upon their arsenal an entertaining ever-around a campfire where enjoyed a weiner bake. Ruth Demaree, daughter of Mrs. Paul Demaree in city, and an employee at base, assisted in the party events. We sharing the evening with them Anaheim included the Shirley Harling, Phyllis Mann, Ruth Thatcher, Mary Pierer, Jean Wilson, Betty Hill and Gania Demaree. C Corps Makes Association to Y Hospital minuing their many kindly members of the A. B. Women's Relief Corps have donated 15 jig-saw puzzles four more bathrobes to need veterans at the Norconval hospital. This report made Tuesday afternoon the corp met in regular equipped in July at the Corona Naval hospital is to be used as a future model. A letter of commendation, highly praising their work, was read Wednesday evening of last week when the club met in regular monthly session at the Legion clubrooms with Commander H. H. Heckman presiding. The solarium was attractively outfitted in leatherette furniture and the club is most appreciative of the fine cooperation given them by Philip Segrais of the Schulz Furniture company who was most helpful in every detail of the plans. Members were also greatly interested in the splendid hospital report. During the past month a visit was made to the Corona Naval hospital and the articles taken as a donation to hospital unit one included 23 aprons, 53 towels and 17 tray cloths, the latter being donated to the club by the Lois Rebekah Thimble club. Material for the towels were furnished by the hospital but made by the club members. Donations to unit 3 included 10 pair of slippers, four ash trays, eight decks of playing cards and three airplane kits plus the necessary tooling equipment. Seventeen pair of slippers, donated by the Orangeblossom club and two lap robes were taken to the Long Beach Naval hospital. New project for the club is the making of uniform garment protectors for patients at Corona Naval hospital. The hospital chapel also notified the club that more slippers are needed and ash trays, cribbage boards, poker chips, playing cards and single-edge razor blades. Everybody reads the Gazette. Want to Buy United States Envelopes with Stamps Look over old letters for interesting canellations between 1847-1917; also airmail between 1918-37, for responsible private collector, former Major, Marine Corps. Will also buy old stamp albums, collections or accumulations older issue stamps, used or unused. Immediate payment return check, lot held intact until you accept, or returned with postage refund. Send to MAJOR SPARKS, BOX. 248 UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIF. or describe in letter if collection exceeds $500. EASY TO OWN STERLING SILVER from VICTOR G. 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South Morris and Robert Hart Suptials Sept. 2 One of the charming late summer weddings that is being held centers around Miss Ruth Morris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Land Morris of this city who will become the bride of Robert Hart of Montebello on Sept. at the Capilla de San Antojo wedding chapel. The bride-elect is well known Anaheim as she is a graduate of the Anaheim union high school until recently was employed in the Douglas Aircraft feed-plant. With wedding invitations soon to be sent out the young people are recently honored at a surprise miscellaneous shower given the bridegroom-elect's brother-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Blair of Montebello who entained with a family party. The luck supper was served on their charmingly gay patio and forward a treasure hunt led the long couple to the garden house where many beautifully wrapped gifts awaited them. Carl W. Webb of the Renal hospital, SAAAB, who was enjoying a lodge visit for the last time in four years, and Adele House who is visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Sumers. The evening was concluded with the serving of light refreshments of ice cream and homemade kies, served by Callie Blum her committee. Pan-Hellenic Assn. Has Informal Summer Outing Another of the informal summer gatherings of the Northern Orange County Pan-Hellenic association was held Monday evening at the home of Joyce Harris on West Amerige street, Fullerton. Taking advantage of the warm summer evenings the potluck supper was held in the garden and afterward the group made washcloths for the Red Cross. In a brief business session Virginia Critchfield of Anaheim, president, announced that Jean Wickett of Fullerton had resigned as treasurer and in her place appointed Ruth Marie Gruber of La Habra Heights to fill out the unexpired term. BACK FROM SALT LAKE Miss Ruby B. 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