anaheim-gazette 1945-09-06

BEACHES AND MOUNTAIN RESORTS DRAW MANY FROM ANAHEIM OVER LABOR DAY With gasoline restrictions lifted, Anaheim and the rest of the nation enjoyed a gala Labor Day weekend and southland beaches and mountain resorts were visited by capacity crowds for the three-day weekend. The highways were crowded with cars but many an Anaheim resident signified his intention of staying off the crowded roads either because of the anticipated traffic problems or because there was still a need for tire conservation. Mr. and Mrs. R. Lester Cox of 1215 Lincoln avenue were particularly happy over the holiday, for their son, Pharmacist's Mate Third Class Robert Lester, USN, was home on 30-day leave after having been overseas for two and a half years. He arrived here on V-J Day with the memories of the bitter Okinawa campaign still vividly before him. During that campaign he was with the Marine Fourth Amphibious Tractor battalion. On Sept. 13, he will report to San Pedro for further assignment. Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Liddell of Whittier left last Thursday evening for Catalina Island and returned after the holiday. Mrs. Liddell is the former Miss Betty Sims of this city, their marriage having been an event of last July. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Burson of Placentita avenue, and his mother, spent the weekend in Gilmore with friends. Choosing Santa Monica as the setting for their holiday weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rossberg and son, Peter, visited with her mother, Mrs. Laura Price. After visiting in Anaheim for a month with her mother, Mrs. Eva Boyd of South Olive street, Miss Jessie Boyd left Monday morning for her home in Berkeley. Last Thursday evening they enjoyed a chicken dinner at Knott's Berry farm, with Drs. Bert and Ida Boyd of Los Angeles. Afterward the foursome returned to Anaheim to complete their evening's Shower Honors Bride-to-Be at Fellbaum Home Mrs. Lauretta Bradford and Mrs. Harold Fellbaum were hostesses last Thursday evening at a pretty pre-nuptial bridal shower honoring Miss Virginia Huelscamp of Santa Ana who, on Sept. 9, will become the bride of Lt. John Ryder, USMC, who is stationed at Miramar in San Diego county. The party was held at the home of Mrs. Fellbaum, 540 South Zeyn street. The bride-to-be is a former graduate of Marywood Catholic High school. The evening was spent informally with a game of "cootie" and at the conclusion of play prizes were awarded to the honoree for high score while Mrs. Sarah Palomares won consolation. A prettily decorated bridal table was placed in the den and centered with a large white wedding bell, lighted tapers and greenery. Small wedding bells were also attached to the nut cup favors and topped the individual iced cakes that were served with icecream and coffee. The prettily wrapped gifts were piled high in a basket. They were presented to the honoree by little Mary and Diane Fellbaum and Jo Ella Hain. Those sharing the evening with the hostesses and honoree were the Misses Irene and Mary Stehley and Vera Meckes of Anaheim. Junior Ebell Tea For New Members On September 23 With summer almost at an end women's clubs and organization are turning their attention to activities after most of them having been closed for July, August and September. Junior Ebell ready has made plans for a lightful tea on Sunday, Sept. 7 according to announcement Mrs. Robert Weaver, president The traditional affair will given for prospective members and Mrs. David Clark has been appointed tea chairman and Mr. Robert Harvey, decorations chairman. Given at the formal hour of 3 to 5 o'clock, it will be held in the lounge at the Ebell club house. Regular meetings of the new club year will start on Tuesday night, October 6, at the clubhouse and an excellent program promised for this first session Miss Alice McIntyre of La Jolla dramatist, will appear and will present a versatile program humorous and serious drama impersonations. Miss Edith Browne of Anaheim will be the soloist. Last June Mrs. Weaver and Mrs. James Reinert, first vice president and program chairman attended a "Day of Program" arranged by Mae Hoenig of LA Angeles and from the many outstanding artists appearing, to Anaheim women chose Miss Mintyre to appear on the opening club program. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rossberg and son, Peter, visited with her mother, Mrs. Laura Price. After visiting in Anaheim for a month with her mother, Mrs. Eva Boyd of South Olive street, Miss Jessie Boyd left Monday morning for her home in Berkeley. Last Thursday evening they enjoyed a chicken dinner at Knott's Berry farm, with Drs. Bert and Ida Boyd of Los Angeles. Afterward the foursome returned to Anaheim to complete their evening's visit. Mrs. Doris Baker and small daughter, Frances, spent the weekend in San Diego, and Miss Marilyn Parker, also of this city, enjoyed a weekend trip to Sequoia National park. Recent vacationists who returned home on the weekend included Mrs. Minnie Dammers of South Ohio street and her daughter, Miss Betty Dammers. They have been staying at Lake Arowhead. Mrs. Charles Pannier and children, Jeannine and Bobby, arrived home after three weeks at Big Bear. Mr. Pannier joined them for the first week. Curtis Case of North Clementine street is recently back from Gold Beach in Oregon, where he enjoyed salmon fishing with his grandson and a friend of the latter's. Successful Labor Day Party Given By Kiwanis Club With the end of the war, the Anaheim Kiwanis club renewed its pleasant custom of holding a three-day Labor day house-party at its spacious Idyllwild lodge and this year's affair was attended by approximately 40 guests, including members and their families. These parties have been held since 1931 when the lodge was built and it was just six years ago on the Labor day weekend that those attending gathered around the radio to listen to King George of England declare war on Germany. This year many of the same group formed a happy gathering around the radio to listen to the special V-J day services that proclaimed the end of the world-wide conflagration. Horseback riding, hiking, bridge and other games together with delicious ham and steak dinners cooked by Chef Bob Mills of Perris, former chef at the Anaheim Elks club, made the weekend one of the most pleasant yet enjoyed. On Sunday the crowd enjoyed a confect directed by Miss Norrane. Toastmasters Will Be Hosts to Area One Clubs Sept. 25 Anaheim Toastmasters club No. 2, founders of Toastmasters International, Area Number One, will be hosts to Santa Ana Smedley No. One, Santa Ana No. 15 and Huntington Beach No. 116, for an area get-together and ladies night at the Elks Club in Anaheim on September 25, the affair beginning at 7 p.m. The executive board of the Anaheim Club have arranged a splendid program for the special occasion and an enjoyable evening is anticipated. The regular fall and winter meetings, held at the Parker House, will reconvene on Sept. 11 at the same hour, 6:30 p.m. Many progressively new ideas will be submitted to the members by the executive board at the first meeting and the president, Wm. Davis, urges every Anaheim member to attend each of the sessions and help to build up the attendance of the local members. At the recent meeting of the Toastmasters International held in Los Angeles, a goal of one million members was set, a goal that will require the work of every member to fulfill. The new officers elected before the club disbanded for the summer months are Wm. Davis, president; Ed Wright, vice-president; Sydney Pellew, secretary; Donald Schneider, district governor; and Robert Allen, master-at-arms. Frykman-Wheeler Rites Solemnized Small wedding bells were also attached to the nut cup favors and topped the individual iced cakes that were served with ice cream and coffee. The prettily wrapped gifts were piled high in a basket. They were presented to the honoree by little Mary and Diane Fellbaum and Jo Ella Hain. Those sharing the evening with the hostesses and honoree were the Misses Irene and Mary Stehley and Vera Meckes of Anaheim, Yvonne Sackerson and Reta Boyer of Santa Ana and the Mesdames Van Stehley, Winifred Stehley, Sarah Palomores, Milfred Hain, Vera Hahne, Helen Osborne, Ada Fellbaum, Dena Bastain, Agnes Hund, Mathlia Bush, Marcella Tessner, Josie Bushard, James Harron of Anaheim and Bernadine Holtz of Huntington Beach. Morris-Hart Rites Performed at Garden Wedding The 8 o'clock marriage ceremony of Miss Ruth Mary Morrison daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roland E. Morris of 1429 Crone avenue and Robert Lewis Hart, son Mr. and Mrs. Will Hart of Montbello, was performed Sunday evening at the Capilla de San Antonio in the presence of 150 guests. The nuptial rites were read Rev. Gordon Chapman before garden altar banked with white blossoms that were slightly accented with delicate pink flowers. Vera Jean Hilbers of Anaheim soloist, sang "Because" and "Yours Is My Heart Alone" preceding the ceremony. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely her wedding gown fashioned with a brocaded bodice and slight flared net skirt with which she wore a finger-tip veil and carriage arm bouquet of white rosebuds As a sentimental accent she wore a gold bracelet and pearl earring belonging to her mother. Mrs. Adolph Westerhold attended as matron of honor and wore white frock designed with a fitted bodice and ruffled bert collar. She carried a bouquet pink roses. Bridesmaids were the Miss Dorothy Morris, Nellie Hart and Anita Westerhold. They we gowned alike in dresses similar to that of the matron of honour and also carried pink rosebud bouquets. Best man was Joe Blair, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, a usher were Frank Selvan and William Roe, Jr. A garden reception followed the ceremony with the guests being greeted by the bridal party at Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Hart, former wearing a navy blue afternoon dress with matching accessories, and the latter wearing brown suit with brown accents. Assisting in the reception hortons were Mrs. Vester Johson a Horseback riding, hiking, bridge and other games together with delicious ham and steak dinners cooked by Chef Bob Mills of Perris, former chef at the Anaheim Elks club, made the weekend one of the most pleasant yet enjoyed. On Sunday the crowd enjoyed a songfest directed by Miss Norma Perkins, director of the county Youth Symphony orchestra that is sponsored by the local club. Arrangements for the affair were made by Roscoe Young, secretary, E. T. Bradley and Ewald Lemcke. Kiwanians and their families attending were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bakenhus and son, Roger, Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley and daughter, Genevieve, Mr. and Mrs. Ewald Lemcke and daughter, Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kletke and son, Elmer, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mahaffey and small daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kellogg and daughter, Joan, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Robins, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Marion Pickel. Dr. and Mrs. L. E. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Burt Zaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Young, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne, Joe Collings and son, Lony, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hiserodt, Mrs. L. Olson, Miss Norma L. Perkins and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newton of Hemet. GOES TO TEXAS Mrs. Robert Fowler of this city left recently for Texas where she will join her husband, Second Lieut. Robert Fowler, AAF, who is stationed there. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. Frykman-Wheeler Rites Solemnized In East Aug. 27 Lt. (j.g.) Osborne Reilly Wheeler, USNR, arrived in Anaheim today to visit until Tuesday with his mother, Mrs. Katherine Wheeler of North Lemon street, before proceeding overseas for further duty. He arrived at the Burbank air terminal from New York City and next week will continue to his Pacific area station via plane. He leaves behind a bride of only a few weeks, for it was on Aug. 27 that his marriage to Lt. (j.g.) Violet Annamarie Frykman of the Waves was solemnized in the Church of the Good Shepherd in Brooklyn by Rey William F. Sunday. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Efriam Frykman of Brooklyn. The bride was gowned in traditional white satin with which she wore a finger-tip veil draped with a beaded Juliet cap. She carried a cascade of white illies. Attending as matron of honor was Lt. (j.g.) Araminta H. Bailey, USNR, while Lieut. Wheeler was attended by his cousin, George J. Benoit, Jr., of Newark, Del. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the Hotel Pierreport. The bride is a graduate of Barnard College, N.Y., while the best man was Joe Blair, brother-in-law of the bridegroom, and ushers were Frank Selvan and William Roe, Jr. A garden reception followed the ceremony with the guests being greeted by the bridal party at Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Hart, the former wearing a navy blue after noon dress with matching accessories, and the latter wearing brown suit with brown accents. Assisting in the reception honors were Mrs. Vester Johson and Mrs. E.S.Nelson. First piece of the tiered wedding cake was cut and shared by the bride and bridegroom. Following the ceremony, the couple left on a honeymoon. The bride attended the Anaheim Union High school, where the bridegroom attended Montclair schools, U.C.L.A., and the University of California at Berkeley. He is engaged in the nurse business. Enjoys Wedding Anniversary Trip Mr. and Mrs. David C. Toms Orangewood avenue, enjoyed a brief vacation in Santa Barbara this week, the trip marking the celebration of their 26th wedding anniversary. They left Anaheim early Tuesday morning, the day being the actual date of their wedding years ago in Michigan. They planned to return to their rental home at the end of this week. bridegroom is a graduate of the University of Washington and is member of Phi Beta Kappa. presence he is on military leave of absence from the Anaheim Union High school where he was a member of the faculty prior to entering the service. ANAHEIM GAZETTE SOCIETY WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES By HELEN GRAFTON HINEMAN Phone 2206 FOR Ebell Tea New Members September 23 In summer almost at an end, the clubs and organizations mingle their attention to fall ties after most of them have closed for July, August september. Junior Ebell alhas made plans for a del tea on Sunday, Sept. 23, going to announcement by Robert Weaver, president. traditional affair will be for prospective members ms. David Clark has been used tea chairman and Mrs. Harvey, decorations chairGiven at the formal hour of 5 o'clock, it will be held lounge at the Ebell club. RETURNS FROM VISIT Mrs. Mary Swindler recently returned to her home at 1209 Lincoln avenue, this city, from a six weeks visit spent at Balance Rock, California, where she visited with relatives and friends. HOLIDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelley and Mrs. Lester Jordan of Riverside, were Labor Day holiday guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Nipper, 222 East Center street, this city. Nurses' Aides Capped at Lovely Church Ceremony An impressive candlelight capping ceremony for thirteen nurses' aides was witnessed by a large crowd Wednesday evening of last week at the White Tempple Methodist church. Lighted tapers in tall candelabra were effectively placed beneath the altar and as the uniformed nurses' aides entered in processional each carried a lighted candle while an organ processonal prelude was played by James Friis. In an inspiring address, Rev. Hayden Sears told the Red Cross volunteers that their only payment would be in the satisfaction of giving service and the gratitude of those who were helped. He illustrated his talk with the touching story of a ragged little teddy bear that is encased in the trophy room of the Bellview hospital in New York City and that belongs to a famous eye specialist. Kathy Fordyce Enjoys First Birthday Party One-year-old Kathy Marie Fordyce enjoyed a very special birthday Saturday afternoon, for two important events marked her first anniversary date. With her father, Machinist Mate Third Class Austln Fordyce, in the far-off Philippines, it was pretty special receiving a birthday package from him that contained gay little handwoven rope slippers, and it was also very special having a birthday party. The party was given by her mother, Mrs. Austin Fordyce of Orangethorpe road, and the "little folk" guests were accompanied by their mothers. Mrs. Nellie D. Seitz, the honoree's great grandmother, and Mrs. David C. Toms, her grandmother, assisted in the afternoon's events that were held in the shady garden. Climax of the afternoon came at the refreshment hour when Kathy Marie blew out the single candle on her prettily decorated pink birthday cake that was served with ice-cream. Yellow nutcup favors were presented each child along with gayly colored picture books. Kathy Marie in turn received many attractive birthday gifts to further mark the day. Guests enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Richard Hain and Rickey, Mrs. James Starr and Carol and Jimmy, Mrs. Ralph Maass and Kenny and Judy, Mrs. Roy Grimm and Roy, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Fisher and Barbara Jo, Mrs. Arval Sharing the evening with hostess and honored guest, the Misses Edith Browne, Miller, Laura Jean Frantz, bara Beddall, Jean Kempin, Rae Morris, Mary Harpster, Dorothy Harlow and the dames J. H. Hilbers, Harpster, Charles Bush, Scott, Jean Beddall, H. J. iner, Walter Kempin, James Lois Ryder, Florence K. Cordon Purdy, H. L. B. Charles Lewis and BaCheek. Mrs. Ray Grimm Entertains Bridge Club One of the pleasant infugatherings of the week was Tuesday night at the homMrs. Ray Grimm of this city, she entertained members o bridge club. At the conclusion of play, Betty Jean Benedict held score, Mrs. Arthur Sh placed second, while Mrs. Starr won consolation. At the refreshment houhostess served a delicious course with coffee. Sharing the evening with hostess were Miss M. Trapp and the Mesdames Starr, Arthur Shipkey, Jr. Jean Benedict, Tom Fisher, Maass and Richard Hain. June Mrs. Weaver and James Reinert, first vice-cant and program chairman, died a "Day of Programs" by Mae Hoenig of Los Angeles and from the many outgoing artists appearing, the women chose Miss McCarthy to appear on the opening program. Mris-Hart Rites formed at Helen Wedding 8 o'clock marriage ceremony of Miss Ruth Mary Morris, her of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Harris of 1429 Crone avenue, Robert Lewis Hart, son of Mrs. Will Hart of Montevera performed Sunday evening the Capilla de San Antoño the presence of 150 guests. Initial rites were read by Gordon Chapman before a altar banked with white candles that were slightly acclimated with delicate pink flowers. Jean Hilbers of Anaheim sang "Because" and Is My Heart Alone" pre-the ceremony. In marriage by her the bride was lovely in adding gown fashioned with adored bodice and slightly net skirt with which she finger-tip veil and carried bouquet of white rosebuds. Sentimental accent she wore bracelet and pearl earrings to her mother. Adolph Westerhold attended matron of honor and wore a frock designed with a fit-dice and ruffled bertha. She carried a bouquet of roses. Resmaids were the Misses by Morris, Nellie Hart and Westerhold. They were alike in dresses similar to the matron of honor also carried pink rosebuds. Chapman was Joe Blair, brothaw of the bridegroom, and were Frank Selvan and Roe, Jr. Orden reception followed the entry with the guests being by the bridal party and Morris and Mrs. Hart, the wearing a navy blue after-dress with matching accessories and the latter wearing a suit with brown accents. In an inspiring address, Rev. Hayden Sears told the Red Cross volunteers that their only payment would be in the satisfaction of giving service and the gratitude of those who were helped. He illustrated his talk with the touching story of a ragged little teddy bear that is encased in the trophy room of the Bellview hospital in New York City and that belongs to a famous eye specialist. The inscription on the case says, "For the single highest fee I ever received." For restoring the eyesight of a poor little southern boy, he was presented with his most precious possession — the teddy bear. Those capped were Mrs. Helen M. Thompson, Miss Berneice S. Redmond, Miss Winifred Robins and Miss Jean Truxaw of Anaheim; Miss Elizabeth Chapman, Mrs. Margaret L. Suiter and Mrs. Kathryn G. Suiter of Fullerton; Mrs. Helen L. Cather, Miss Ollie Pedley, Miss Shirley Jean Krum, Miss Anne Penniman and Miss Marilyn Gross of Laguna Beach and Miss Mary Condon of Newport Beach. The nurses' aide pledge was led by Mrs. E. M. Dietz, R. N., instructor of the class. Mrs. Leo Friis, chairman of the Anaheim nurses' aides, introduced Mrs. Dietz and thanked the various nurses' aide chairmen who took part in the ceremony, including Mrs. Stanley Chapman of Fullerton, Mrs. C. J. Martin of Laguna Beach and Mrs. J. R. Daniels of Newport Beach, and Miss Alice Andrews, head of the nurses' service in the county. Miss Edith Browne sang, "Angels of Mercy" and the nurses' aid prayer was given by Mrs. J. V. Thompson. Mrs. P: H. Nelson, chairman of the Anaheim chapter of the Red Cross, gave the greeting and Rev. Sears gave the invocation and benediction. Following the ceremony a social hour was enjoyed at which time the guests extended congratulations to the newly capped nurses' aides. Delightful refreshments were served in the social hall. Elvena Cooper Home Scene of Happy Gathering One of the pleasant gatherings of last weekend was at the home of Mrs. Elvena Cooper of 405 East Adele street, when her daughter, WAVE Ruby Mae Cooper, hospital apprentice first class, served with ice-cream. Yellow nutcup favors were presented each child along with gayly colored picture books. Kathy Marie in turn received many attractive birthday gifts to further mark the day. Guests enjoying the afternoon were Mrs. Richard Hain and Rickey, Mrs. James Starr and Carol and Jimmy, Mrs. Ralph Maass and Kenny and Judy, Mrs. Roy Grimm and Roy, Jr., Mrs. Thomas Fisher and Barbara Jo, Mrs. Arval Tripplett and Elaine, Mrs. Chauncey Woodrome and Linda and Sherry, Mrs. Neil LeVecke and Bill, Mrs. Wayne North and Skip and Linda. Mrs. Robert Bowman and Bill and Mrs. John Eley, Jr., and Mary Elaine were unable to attend. Mrs. Donald Rees Honors Popular Recent Bride Popular Mrs. Loretta Dean Franzen, recent bride of Floyd Franzen, was honored at a post-nuptial surprise shower last Friday evening when Mrs. Donald Rees of North Zeyn street entertained at the home of Mrs. J. H. Hilbers of Crone avenue. The guests were the women members of the White Temple Methodist choir of which Mrs. Franzen is a members, and others who form a part of her large musical circle of friends. In rooms prettily decorated with floral arrangements of pink rosebuds and amaryllis lilies, the guests enjoyed a lively game of "Rook", after which prizes were awarded to Miss Betty Rae Morris, first; Mrs. Barbara Cheek, second, and Mrs. Phyllis Jay, consolation. Many beautifully wrapped gifts were presented the honored guest on a tray covered with a pretty pink cloth that further emphasized the pink and white motif. At the refreshment hour the guests were served at small tables with a delicious rosebud decorated cake, ice-cream and hot beverage. INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts Elvena Cooper Home Scene of Happy Gathering One of the pleasant gatherings of last weekend was at the home of Mrs. Elvena Cooper of 405 East Adele street, when her daughter, WAVE Ruby Mae Cooper, hospital apprentice first class, arrived on Saturday from the San Diego Naval hospital with a friend, WAVE Terry V. Demrowski, pharmacist mate third class, whose home is in Chicago. On Sunday Cpl. and Mrs. James Blake arrived from Santa Barbara where the marine is temporarily stationed following his recent return from 18 months' overseas duty. Mrs. Blake was the former Miss Wilma Craig of Anaheim. W.R.C. Makes New Donation to Navy Hospital Continuing their good work, members of the Women's Relief Corps have again donated 50 towels, eight knee robes, six decks of cards and eight boxes of jigsaw puzzles to the Norco Naval hospital. Report on this activity was given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Olga Ballenger in regular bi-monthly session at the White Temple bungalow. Other committee reports showed the following recent activities: $12 donated to child welfare, $2 to relief, 10 bouquets sent, 18 calls made and 265 miles in rides given to servicemen. Mrs. Emilie Radtke of Beloit, Wisconsin, was a guest for the afternoon. HAVITIES CLUBS haring the evening with the attess and honored guest were Misses Edith Browne, Louise Ler, Laura Jean Frantz, Bara Beddall, Jean Kempin, Betty Morris, Mary Harpster and Grothy Harlow and the Mesnes J. H. Hilbers, Lyman Harpster, Charles Bush, C. W. Att, Jean Beddall, H. J. Fackr, Walter Kempin, James Jay, Ryder, Florence Kramer, Dodon Purdy, H. L. Burden, Barles Lewis and Barbara week. Mrs. Ray Grimm entertains bridge Club One of the pleasant informal merings of the week was held tuesday night at the home of Ms. Ray Grimm of this city when entertained members of her bridge club. At the conclusion of play, Mrs. Bry Jean Benedict held high receiving second, while Mrs. James won consolation. At the refreshment hour the attess served a delicious salad arse with coffee. haring the evening with the attess were Miss Mildred app and the Mesdames James err, Arthur Shipkey, Jr., Betty Benedict, Tom Fisher, Ralph ass and Richard Hain. Helms-Fearn Nuptials Read at Wedding Chapel A marriage of interest to many Anaheim residents was solemnized Sunday afternoon at 5:30 o'clock at the Capilla de San Antonio when Miss Alice Mae Helms, daughter of D. E. Helms of Garden Grove, became the bride of Dwight Fearn, son of Mrs. Esther S. Hall of Fullerton, formerly of this city. The ceremony was read by Rev. G. Edwin Osher of the Garden Grove Methodist church in the presence of members of the families and close friends. Virgil Bess sang, "Always" and "Love's Old Sweet Song" prior to the ceremony. For her wedding outfit, the bride wore a poudre blue suit and carried a small white Bible with white gardenias. She was attended by Mrs. Harry Helms who wore a black and white checked suit and a corsage of white gardenias. The bridegroom was attended by Delbert G. Purdy, best man, and John Murphy and Fred Whitefield, ushers. Following the marriage rites a reception was held in the garden with guests being greeted by the bridal party and the mothers of the bride and bridegroom, Mrs. Helms and Mrs. Hall, who wore Mrs. J. Reinert Visits Husband At Army Base Mrs. James Reinert left last Thursday night for Pennsylvania where she will enjoy a month's visit with her husband, who is in the Army and stationed at an Indian military reservation. He has been in the service since early summer and was at Camp Roberts prior to being sent east. While away, Mrs. Reinert's two sons, Gary and Stephen, are staying with their grandmother, Mrs. C. C. Reinert of North Helena street. poudre blue and gold suits, respectively. Mrs. Grace Barkman, Mrs. Darlene Johnson, Jeanne Kellogg and June Hickey assisted in hostess duties during the reception. Following a week's honeymoon trip the young couple will establish their home in Garden Grove. The bride has been employed at the First National bank since graduating from the Garden Grove High school in 1944, and the bridegroom is employed by the Southern California Edison Co. The Gazette wants your personal news items. Please phone 2206. AMYE GILLIAM'S BEAUTY SHOPPE “If Your Hair Isn't Becoming to You, You Should be Coming to Us” 1129 West Center St. Anaheim — Phone 3003 The S.Q.R. Store CLEARANCE OF WOMEN'S Wool Coats BRIGHT COLORS! DARK COLORS! SPORT STYLES! DRESSY STYLES! CLASSICAL! 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