anaheim-gazette 1945-12-20

LOCAL NEWSWOMAN VISITS SON Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, this city, will journey over the weekend to spend the holidays with her son in Westwood. Flax straw, formerly mostly wasted in the United States, is now processed into flax tow for insulation in automobile bodies and buildings; American flax is raised largely to obtain linseed oil. The Four FREEDOMS FREEDOM OF SPEECH To say Merry Christmas FREEDOM OF PRESS To Wish you a Happy New Year FREEDOM OF ASSEMBLY To renew old friendships FREEDOM OF WORSHIP To give thanks for the blessings that are ours. Hennig's Auto Paint and Body Works 200 South Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM Phone 2407 PREVIEW GANONG-MAN TO BE SOLEMNIZED FRIENDS Gowned in white slipper satin with ing her brunette loveliness, Miss Ariage by her father, Mr. S. O. McGlerton, will become the bride of J dischargee, also of that city, in semFullerton Methodist church tomorrow. The young couple will repeat th with potted palms, tall white basand fern, and tall cathedral candelbara, with Rev. Ray W. Ragsdale, pastor of the church reading the double ring ceremony to be witnessed by approximately 100 friends and relatives. The bride in her veil of fragile white silk net, outlined with translucent pearl tiara, cascading in soft folds over her full skirted gown, fashioned with long sleeves and sweetheart neckline, will carry a white prayer book adorned with a white orchid, encrusted in a shower of bouvardia and white streamers. Matron of honor will be Mrs. Owen B. Johnson (Gloria) sister of the groom who recently returned from Florida with her husband, honorably discharged Ensign of the Navy. She will wear a floor length, softly fashioned white crepe gown and carry a colonial bouquet with matching flower coronet in her hair. Miss Joy McGaughy, sister of the bride, wearing aqua crepe, and Miss Jacqueline Cooper, cousin of the groom in lemon yellow crepe gown, will carry colonial nosegays and wear dainty flower arrangements in their hair, are to attend as maids of honor. Don Adams will act as best man, with Owen B. Johnson, and Major Bert Ford, of the Army Transport Command, as ushers. Preluding the rites, will be or- CHRISTMAS and FRIENDS The Yuletide season, without friends, would be empty indeed and we are grateful for our friends We are thankful because these friendships make our Christmas complete each year. You have been liberal with your patronage, and you have been considerate with your favors, and from these associations comes our sincere desire to strive for better service in the future. To wish you a Merry Christmas is a mild way we have of expressing our appreciation for our friends but we want you to realize our genuine feeling for each of you. And, while we're at it, may we assure you again that it is our expressed desire to serve you in the most efficient manner we know of in the coming year. Each one of our personnel joins in this Greeting. May the Season be one of full happiness. feeling for each of you. And, while we're at it, may we assure you again that it is our expressed desire to serve you in the most efficient manner we know of in the coming year. Each one of our personnel joins in this Greeting. May the Season be one of full happiness. VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 106 W.CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. MERRY CHEERMAS FROM ACME BEER ...the beer with the high I.Q. (It Quenthes!) Brewed in Los Angeles by ACME BREWING CO. Elephant District Brewing Company LOS ANGELES 11 NEW GANONG-McGAUGHY RITES SOLEMNIZED FRIDAY, 8 P.M. On white slipper satin with exquisite fingertip veil, enhancement of the laoveliness, Miss Aline McGaughy, given in marryer father, Mr. S. O. McGaughy, 125 South Richman, Fuller become the bride of Jerome R. Ganong, flight officer also of that city, in semi-formal rites to be solemnized in Methodist church tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. Couple will repeat the vows before an altar arranged and palms, tall white baskets filled with chrysanthemums and tall cathedral canopy Rev. Ray W. Ragsrief of the church reading ring ceremony to be by approximately 100 relatives. In her veil of fragile net, outlined with pearl tiara, cascading over her full skirted boned with long sleeves heart neckline, will write prayer book adorned white orchid, encrusted over of bouvardia and amers. Of honor will be Mrs. Johnson (Gloria) sister room who recently re-room Florida with her honorably discharged in the Navy. She will no longer length, softly fash-ire crepe gown and carry bouquet with matching monet in her hair. By McGaughy, sister of wearing aqua crepe, Jacqueline Cooper, cougroom in lemon yellowown, will carry colonial and wear dainty flowers in their hair, are maids of honor. Don all act as best man, with Johnson, and Major Bert the Army Transport as ushers. The rites, will be or- Bird Show Staged Long Beach Ebell Third annual open bird show, roller song contest of the Golden Strand Roller Canary club is scheduled for December 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th, with Judge Salzer of Bakersfield, California, judging the birds. Setting for the show will be in the Long Beach Ebell club, corner of 3rd and Cerritos avenue. Prominent Local Artist Displays Work at Library First reaction... shock second feeling, that of wonder and admiration of technique and impressive coloring of "The Resurrection." This outstanding oil painting has an artist... he is Mr. Armin H. Heying, native of St. Louis, and Anaheim resident for over 20 years. Displayed in the city library, "The Resurrection" is his latest interpretation on canvas of the Bible story, measuring 35 by 46 inches, with the face of Christ so stark white and showing such ravages of His pain that the average onlooker does have a shock- Barbara Hedden Gazette Employee Miss Barbara Hedden of Fullerton, employed on the editorial staff of the Gazette society now occupies the news desk, having begun her duties about three weeks ago. She is well known in Anaheim, having worked on several publications in this vicinity and has a wide knowledge of her work. In the past she has covered various phases of newspaper work, including advertising lay-out work. While attending Fullerton Junior college, Miss Hedden was very active in journalism and was fiction editor of "Flagstones," the college yearbook of poetry and prose. She would appreciate it very much if our readers would call her for their society items, little personal items and any thing that would be of interest to the readers of the Gazette. Even though you may think the item is of no value it may be of particular reader interest to the many subscribers who are not now living in Orange county or in California, so call Anaheim 2206 or 2207 and ask for Miss Hedden. New Veterinarian Comes to Fullerton Dr. R. L. Griffith, formerly of Merced, has taken over the veterinary practice of the late Dr. B. A. Brown, who maintained an animal hospital at Fullerton for more than 20 years prior to his death. Dr. Griffith was discharged October 16 from the Army, where he held the rank of captain in the Veterinary corps. He has completely refinished and reequipped the hospital, which is situated at 515 West Pioneer Orange Countian Dies Jesus deNavarro, pioneer resident of Orange county, died at his home in Yorba Linda last Thursday, Dec. 13. Born in Sanora, Mexico, 89 years ago, he came to Yorba Linda 86 years ago, making the trip in an o cart, his father being a sheerder. Surviving are two daughters: Sanaida deNavarro of the home and Mrs. Victor Garcia of Orange; three sons, Ralph, Gerard and Raymond; six grandchildren one brother. Juan de los Reyes Yorba Linda. Recitation of the Rosary was held at the home on route on Box 148, Yorba Linda, at o'clock Friday evening with Requiem mass Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St. Mary's church in Fullerton. Burial was in Ho Sepulchre cemetery. Back Campbell and Kaulbars mortuated were in charge of arrangement. Extensive Tour Is Vacation for Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Enjoying a touring vacation that began early in October and ended back home last Saturday was the pleasant experience of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Marvin 211 South Illinois street, we have seen many interesting things and visited with a number of relatives. At the beginning of their vacation they drove through New Mexico, Arizona and visited point of interest along the way. Turning home they remained short time, then started a trip Mendota, Ill., where they visit with Mr. Marvin's mother, M. Garcia Marvin and his sister M. By McGaughy, sister of wearing aqua crepe, Jacqueline Cooper, cougroom in lemon yellow skin, will carry colonial and wear dainty flower pants in their hair, are maids of honor. Don will act as best man, with Johnson, and Major Bert the Army Transport as ushers. The rites, will be orations played by Mrs. Wilson, who will also holdohengrin's "Wedding and accompany the vocal-Grace Burt, who will cause" and "I Love You and The Lord's Prayer" mediation. We will greet the newly-raised church hall with the young couple, Mr. Ganong and Mr. D. McGaughy, and the party forming the receivance of Mrs. Ganong will wear their pinstripe wool suit accessories with Mrs. in a dove grey wool black accessories. Others will have rose-colored this impressive cereal new Mr. and Mrs. Gancut and share the first their three tiered wedding dress with miniature bride in, during the reception the church parlor. Kathlene Johnson will cut the cutting and serving cake with Mrs. Grace and Miss Dorothy Block at the punch bowl. Mrs. Murphy will have charge of the book. Happy couple are planning moon at Balboa with in-of returning to Fullerton they will reside. New Mrs. will choose as her going stume a softly tailored suit of electric blue. Up white blouse, black acce and the orchid from her bride attended Imperial School, Imperial Valley, Calif., Fullerton Junior college, was as secretary of the Pine Box Co., El Cenefive years and now holds as secretary to the head of the Fullerton high library. Her bridegroom, of Fullerton Junior colls employed at the Globe Co. as draftsman, took mean pilot's training at the airport, and served as a instructor for two years at impressive coloring of "The Resurrection." This outstanding oil painting has an artist... he is Mr. Armin H. Heying, native of St. Louis, and Anaheim resident for over 20 years. Displayed in the city library, "The Resurrection" is his latest interpretation on canvas of the Bible story, measuring 35 by 46 inches, with the face of Christ so stark white and showing such ravages of His pain that the average onlooker does have a shocking reaction.. Christ is portrayed in His white robe, with a stormy background resembling a smoldering sky... in the foreground, two angels, wrapped in soft pastel robes, are facing an arrangement of Easter lilies with a red cloak and spear placed in one corner of the painting. Explanations as to the reason for these symbolic accents to the picture, from the artist, conclude with the traditional Easter lily, dating back to this Bible time, has been known to us ever since. The weapons and cloak were dropped by the Roman guards as they ran from His tomb after discovering Christ had arisen. Heying began his creative work twelve years ago, has sold over 300 canvases throughout this country and uses oil paints as chief media, in his historical, religious, and scenic interpretations, with plans for a formal exhibition of a group of paintings as soon as the last two are completed. This group exhibit on identical sized canvas will consist of "Christ in the Garden of Gethseme," "Birth of Christ," "The Crucifixion" and "The Resurrection." Completion of "The Resurrection" took six months and it is valued between $1,200 and $1,500. Phone your news items to The Gazette Call 2206 Comes to Fullerton Dr. R. L. Griffith, formerly of Merced, has taken over the veterinary practice of the late Dr. B.A.Brown, who maintained an animal hospital at Fullerton for more than 20 years prior to his death. Dr. Griffith was discharged October 16 from the Army, where he held the rank of captain in the Veterinary corps. He has completely refinished and reequipped the hospital, which is situated at 515 West Commonwealth avenue. A graduate of Washington State college, Dr. Griffith was an instructor in veterinary medicine at the University of Idaho for one year and served three years as California state veterinary live stock inspector immediately prior to entering the Army four and one-half years ago. "My Army service was most fortunate," Dr. Griffith remarked, "because I was assigned to horse cavalry and horse-drawn artillery, then was assigned as supervising American veterinarian with the 20th Italian packmule group, where I served eight months. The experience I gained as a result is almost invaluable to one of my profession." Dr. Griffith was with the American 5th Army in North Africa and Italy and is proud of the citation it received for meritorious service in combat. Miss Frances Liles, county Home Demonstration agent, with the county department and assisting Anaheim group in their work for 10 years was recently honored by Mrs. A.E. Christensen in her home on North street. After a strenuous siege of influenza, lasting a week, Delois Caldwell is back at Clarice sportswear. CHRISTMAS At It's Best ... CHRISTMAS At It's Best . . . It is the duty and obligation of every American to make this the best Christmas of them all. It's going to be a big job, it's true, but for the sake of the sacrifices that have been made and because it's the neighborly and friendly thing to do, it is our job to make every effort to enjoy the full blessings of Christmas. All of our loved ones cannot be home but may we keep in our thinking the idea of Christmas as it should be. and to observe it accordingly. That is the way those who will be absent would have it. Let's be happy and considerate at Christmas and let us strive to maintain this same attitude through the months of the new year. It will make for a happier living for all. Best wishes for the Yuletide and a host of good things for the year just approaching. AL'S CAFE 213 EAST CENTER AL'S LIQUOR STORE 327 SOUTH LEMON PHONE 3249 SAJC Bond Bids Being Canvassed Successful bidder for bonds to be issued for construction of the Santa Ana junior college is Halsey, Stuart & Co., of Chicago. Their bid of 1¼ per cent will cost the school district $143,447.60 during the 20 years of life of the issue, tabulation of the offer by L. H. Eckle, county auditor. The bids for the $994,000 worth of securities were opened by the county board of supervisors Tuesday in the presence of George Wells, chairman of the Santa Ana board of education. Announcement of the successful bidder will follow completion of the tabulation. The bonds will begin maturing in 1949 and the entire issue will be retired in 1966. Grown-ups who believe in Santa Claus Many a service man's mother, wife, or sweetheart will be gladdened by a Long Distance Grown-ups who believe in Santa Claus Many a service man's mother, wife, or sweet-heart will be gladdened by a Long Distance call on December 24 or 25. But those calls home from newly-returned service men will add a big load to holiday traffic on Long Distance lines. Even without them, it's so heavy we are hard-pressed to handle the business. You can help a lot... by helping us keep the lines open for service men. Southern California Telephone Company 217 North Lemon Telephone 2101 NCE again, as the Christmas season is ushered in, we wish to take advantage of the opportunity to express our sincere good wishes to those whom we have been associated in a personal and in a business way during the past twelve months. Serving you has been a happy privilege, from which we have received a tremendous amount of satisfaction and it is our sincere wish that we may continue to be of service to you in the future. Without your friendships and your goodwill we would have been dissatisfied but because of your understanding of our problems and because we tried desperately to understand yours, we have enjoyed a continuation of your patronage. It is our expressed desire to improve our facilities of service and we assure you that as conditions return to normalcy you can depend on Without your friendships and your goodwill we would have been dissatisfied but because of your understanding of our problems and because we tried desperately to understand yours, we have enjoyed a continuation of your patronage. It is our expressed desire to improve our facilities of service and we assure you that as conditions return to normalcy you can depend on our institution making every effort to fulfill your requirements. THANKS A LOT FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION. Merry Christmas ESSEX WIRE CORP. OF CALIFORNIA NORTH PATT ST. ANAHEIM