anaheim-gazette 1945-09-20

Regular Meeting Of WRC Tuesday Routine business was the order of the day at the meeting of the A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps on Tuesday when the group met at the White Temple Bungalow. Presiding was the president, Mrs. Mary Swindler, who has recently returned to her home after spending several weeks up north. During the reports of the committee chairmen, a total of three dollars was given to child welfare, four dollars to relief, fifteen calls were made by members with twenty-nine bouquets being sent to friends and deceased. A total of 430 miles in rides to service men was also reported with four hours given to U. S. O. work. The members are working on hospital supplies as they have done during the several years of war, and will continue their work until such time when these supplies are no longer needed. B.-P. W. Club Makes Plans for District Meeting in October Plans were discussed and various phases of the proposed annual southern district meeting to be held in Anaheim at the Elks club on Oct. 20 and 21, were worked out at the opening meeting for the new working year of the Business and Professional Women's club on Wednesday evening of last week when members met at the home of Mrs. Eva Boyd at 129 South Olive street. The local club will have charge of dinner and breakfast reservations as well as overnight housing for out-of-town guests. A round table discussion and plans were also made for the fall meetings of the club. Enjoying the warm evenings 26 with Mrs. Maud Ford, international relations chairman, leading the round-table discussion. Club members were reminded of their gifts to be sent to servicemen on the high seas on Christmas. They were urged to begin assembling their gifts, wrappings and trimmings and get their packages ready for mailing. Young Adult Class To Have Potluck Dinner Fri. Evening The young adult class of the White Temple Methodist church will be hosts on Friday evening to a potluck dinner at the church at 7 o'clock. An outstanding speaker, Rev. Ellis, has been secured, who understands the problems of younger people and has been most successful in his own church, the North Glendale Methodist church, with this work. His wife is a very talented musician. Mrs. Betty Rees will have charge of the musical portion of the evening. The Prospectors' class have charge of the dinner arrangements. The potluck is open to all members of the young adult class and friends. Women's Club Has Successful Meet At Seal Beach Friday The Orange County Board of the California Federation of Women's Clubs met at Seal Beach Sept. 14, with county president, Mrs. Arthur May, presiding. Highlighting the meeting was Mrs. C. H. O'Neal, Pasadena, and state chairman of women's recruiting, who spoke on her work. Mrs. Edith Cloyes of Santa Ana, county literary chairman and district dramatic chairman, reviewed various recent books. er, Anaheim Ebell president, Mrs. Stanley Hobbs, Midway Luncheon was served by Seal Beach Junior Women's and during the afternoon meet members of the group present skit. A piano and violin duo, O and Derylene Hechuli, supple music throughout the afternoon. The speaker of the day was P. E. Hicks, Redlands, disgardens chairman. Mrs. C. C. Bosebrake of ange was named to district nating committee as Or county representative. Re were given on war service radio by Mrs. J. W. Frankof, lerton, and Mrs. Ella Page mer, chairman of those com tees. Young People of Evangelical Church Enjoy Beach Party The Youth Fellowship of Evangelical church enjoy beach party Monday night at Balboa home of Miss Chris Fischer. Twenty-two men and their guests attended the weinie roast and picnic. Fo ing dinner, the party spent evening at Balboa's fun zone. Among those present were oline Trapps, Joy Brunding, Brunding, Lorraine Pannier, lyn Hochuli, Betty Satchett, ny Heiser, Anna Claire M han, Betty Mauerhan, and ence Mauerhan; Mariln G wold, Ruth Kaiser, Albert tin, James Martin, Al R Robert Pannier, Al Peter, Grivey, Jake Inlow, Floyd S wile, and Audrey Plunner. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SO September 15 at the Full General hospital: a son, Lewis, was born to Cpl. and Lewis Worts: 208 Carlton At Seal Beach Friday The Orange County Board of the California Federation of Women's Clubs met at Seal Beach Sept. 14, with county president, Mrs. Arthur May, presiding. Highlighting the meeting was Mrs. C. H. O'Neal, Pasadena, and state chairman of women's recruiting, who spoke on her work. Mrs. Edith Cloyes of Santa Ana, county literary chairman and district dramatic chairman, reviewed various recent books. A demonstration of the "ideal" club meeting was presented by Mrs. A. H. Halleck, Orange, parliamentarian and district adviser. Participating in this demonstration were Mrs. August Schumachlyn Hochuli, Betty Satchett, ny Heiser, Anna Claire Mihan, Betty Mauerhan, and ence Mauerhan; Mariln Gwold, Ruth Kaiser, Albert tin, James Martin, Al R Robert Pannier, Al Peter, Grivey, Jake Inlow, Floyd S wile, and Audrey Plunner. ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SO September 15 at the Full General hospital. a son, Lewis, was born to Cpl. and Lewis Wents, 208 Carlton s The parents have one other daughter, Lynda Ann, Cpl. Wents is with the Arm Okinawa. The child's g mother is Mrs. Anna Jense Anaheim. Modern cherry Mahogany Bedr charming in its simplicity; the su bed, roomy chest vanity with large mirror and small bench. Early American Colonial Maple, Bedroom Suite; includes night table and vanity bench. California styled, natural finished, solid oak, 4-Pc. Bed Suite. Dinette Table with extension leaf table for easy use and four sturdy chairs in red leatherette. 7-Pc. Mahogany Veneer Jr. Dini Buffet, table, host chair and 5 side chairs. MAHOGANY CHEST ONE ONLY—Five drawer Mahogany Veneer Chest...29-50 FLOOR LAMPS Floor Lamps with 3-way reflector and candle light, shades included...18-95 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS SCHULTZ 301 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim Ebell president, and Stanley Hobbs, Midway City. Mancheon was served by the Beach Junior Women's club during the afternoon meeting members of the group presented piano and violin duo, Carol Derylene Hechuli, supplied music throughout the afternoon. Speaker of the day was Mrs. E. Hicks, Redlands, districtens chairman. Mrs. C. C. Bonebrake of Orlando was named to district nominating committee as Orange city representative. Reports were given on war service and by Mrs. J. W. Frankof, Fullohn, and Mrs. Ella Page Hosier chairman of those committees. Yung People of Angelical Church Joy Beach Party The Youth Fellowship of the Angelical church enjoyed a party Monday night at the Joa home of Miss Christine Niner. Twenty-two members of their guests attended the gala dinner, the party spent the evening at Balboa's fun zone. Among those present were Carle Trapps, Joy Brunding, Lois Landing, Lorraine Pannier, Dor Hochuli, Betty Satchett, GinHeiser, Anna Claire Mauer-Betty Mauerhan, and Clarie Mauerhan; Mariln Greenel, Ruth Kaiser, Albert Martins James Martin, Al Rammert Pannier, Al Peter, Dale Rey, Jake Inlow, Floyd Stockman, and Audrey Plunner. NOUNCE BIRTH OF SON September 15 at the Fullerton general hospital a son, Alan Wisht was born to Cpl. and Mrs. Worts 208 Carlton street Tyron-Woodruff Rites Celebrated Fullerton Church Miss Helen Tyron and Sgt. Wesley D. Woodruff of Fullerton were united in marriage in the First Christian church of Fullerton last Saturday night. Rev. Frank Purnell officiated at the ceremony, with only immediate relatives and close friends witnessing the rites. The bride, given away by her father, C. A. Tyron, Santa Monica, was lovely in satin and marquisette, her veil attached by a lace juliet cap with clusters of orange blossoms on either side. She carried a white Bible with a single white orchid, tied with sation interknotted with stephanotis. She was attended by Miss Julia Shaffer, who wore blue and carried pink carnations. Best man was Warren Woodruff, the bridegroom's brother. The reception was held in the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. H. K. Smith, at 334 West Whiting avenue, in Fullerton. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High school and has been employed at MGM studios and more recently at the Anaheim Fox Theater. Sgt. Woodruff was graduated from Huntington Beach High school and has been overseas twenty-three months. Since he will receive his discharge in a very short time, the couple will not honeymoon until then. RECENT LOCAL BIRTHS Among recent births of interest locally are a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ohan P. Knox, 713 N. Topeka street, at the Fullerton General hospital Sept. 13. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Goodwin, Atwood, parents of a daughter at the Fullerton General hospital Sept. 13. A son Newlyweds Honored With Dinner Party Mr. and Mrs. Edward Meierhoff were hosts recently at a dinner honoring their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hazen, at St. Paul's Lutheran church social hall. The hall was decorated with baskets of autumn flowers, the tables being set with attractive arrangements of fall flowers and slim white tapers. At the table where the bridal party was seated was a wedding cake topped with the traditional miniature bride and groom. Included in this group were Mr. and Mrs. Hazen, Mrs. Verna Reed, Miss Carolyn Meierhoff and Robert Driesher; the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Meierhoff; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Guenther, Sr.; Mrs. Herman Meierhoff, Rev. H. H. Wiechmann and Mrs. Robert Dresher. 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