anaheim-gazette 1946-01-24

DOROTHY STRAIN AND JOE SPELMAN TO WED IN IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY "Congratulations ... may you have an everlasting happiness!" These with many more wishes will be extended Miss Dorothy Louise Strain, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lilbern J. Strain of 719 West Wilshire avenue, Fullerton, and her bridegroom, S/Sgt. Joseph F. Spelman, USMC, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Spelman of Philadelphia, Pa., who will plight their troth at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon in impressive rites to be solemnized at St. Mary's church of Fullerton. The young couple will repeat their vows before an all-white altar arrangement of gladioli and mums in tall white baskets, with cathedral candelabra casting a soft glow over the setting. The Rev. Father Carlos will read the single-ring ceremony to be witnessed by approximately 200 relatives and close friends of their families. The bride, given in marriage by her father, will carry a white prayer book, graced with white orchids blending into a shower of bouvardia with white satin streamers. Her blonde loveliness will be enhanced by fragile veiling caught by two fine-ribboned clusters spaced low on the back-crown of her tiny brown straw hat. She will wear a smart suit of aqua tone with diagonal slash pockets accenting the collarless jacket. Sentiment will be remembered by a bit of borrowed blue. Brown alligator accessories will complete her ensemble. Attendants to the bride will be Mrs. Margaret Stirling in pale sunlight toned suit and Talisman rose corsage, as matron of honor, with Miss Jean Bonham, as bridesmaid wearing a suit of brown tone, and yellow rose corsage. Cpl. Joseph A. Marazk, USMC, will be best man with S/Sgt. John Conners and Ensign Harold Hodson, as ushers. Favorite musical selections of the couple will be given by Marcey Arroues, vocalist, with Mrs. Seamans at the console of the organ, accompanying and playing prelude music and the traditional St. Michael’s Holds Annual Banquet-Meet St. Michael’s church held its regular annual parish meeting recently, beginning with a potluck supper in the parish house at 6:15 p.m. After dinner Mr. Frank Garrett conducted an attendance contest between the parish organizations which was won by the Women’s Auxiliary, the prize being received by Mrs. J. L. Van Der Veer, vice president, in behalf of that group. At this time, also, Miss Adah Wilcox led the members in community singing accompanied by Mrs. Leonard Daigle at the piano. A feature of this part of the evening was the announcement that this very night Mr. and Mrs. John M. Henry were celebrating their forty-second wedding anniversary and that Mr., and Mrs. Oscar Brower were celebrating their thirty-second similar occasion. Then the tables were cleared away and the annual meeting of St. Michael’s Parish was called to order by the rector, the Rev. John Kimball Saville. Reports of the work of the various organizations were given as follows: for the vestry, the senior warden, Mr. T. K. M. Smith, who was also the over-all chairman for the evening; for the church school, the superintendent, Mr. D. William Davis; for the auxiliary, the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. T. C. Harrison; for the Altar Guild, the Evelyn Reynolds, And A. Schwarting Will Wed Sunday Friends of Evelyn Reynolds and Arthur Schwarting, both of the city, will be glad to know their coming nuptials to be seen ennized at St. Boniface church Sunday, Jan. 27. The bride-elect hails from Pennsylvania but has made home in Anaheim for some time. Her parents live in Forty-Four Pa, Her bridegroom is well known here. Bridal reception will compliment the happy couple and the guests following the ceremony at the home of Mrs. L. V. Roquette 227 North Emily street, with Betty Roquet as hostess. ANAHEIM Union high school student cabinet is sponsoring a clothing drive, in conjunction with the community project to send to devastated Europe, with each student contributing five pounds or more, to be given a ticket for the special assembly set for Feb. 5. Full length motion picture will be featured with time and title to be announced later. No Anaheim resident can afford to be without The Gazette at the small cost of only $2.00 a year. After the annual meeting was adjourned the parish member enjoyed a sound motion picture "We Too Receive." illustrative sunlight toned suit and Talisman rose corsage, as matron of honor, with Miss Jean Bonham, as bridesmaid wearing a suit of brown tone, and yellow rose corsage. Cpl. Joseph A. Marazk, USMC, will be best man with S/Sgt. John Conners and Ensign Harold Hodson, as ushers. Favorite musical selections of the couple will be given by Marcey Arroues, vocalist, with Mrs. Seamans at the console of the organ, accompanying and playing prelude music and the traditional wedding marches. In the picturesque setting of the Town House, mezzanine floor, on Spadra road, Dorothy and Joe will cut and share their three tiered wedding cake, topped with a miniature marine and bride. Mrs. Strain in the receiving line will choose for the occasion a poured blue suit with black patent accessories and black straw hat with pink rose corsage pinned to the lapel of her jacket. White flower centerpiece and stately white tapers will mark the table, appointed with sparkling silver and crystal, with palms and scattered floral arrangements completing the decorative effect. Presiding at the punch bowl will be Mrs. Harold Hodson and Miss Juanita Danieley with Mrs. Gerald Wood in charge of the guest book. The new Mr. and Mrs. Spelman will leave for a week's honeymoon at Lake Arrowhead and will be at home to their friends Feb. 5, at 719 West Wilshire, Fullerton, for a brief period. For traveling Mrs. Spelman will top her wedding costume with a tuxedo fur trim coat of harmonizing tone and wear an orchid from her bridal bouquet. Her bridegroom's parents unable to attend the wedding, will welcome the newlyweds some time in February at their home, 3343 North Smedley street, Philadelphia, as the young couple plan to leave California and will make their home in that eastern city. Well known in this vicinity, Dorothy, a graduate of Fullerton Union high school and District Junior college was affiliated with Theta Nu Theta sorority and a member of the glee club. For the past two and one-half years she has been employed at Chikksan Co., Brea, as secretary to Lee Laird, sales manager and vice-president. Recent pre-nuptial courtesies extended the bride, include a miscellaneous shower, Jan. 12, with Mrs. Y. W. Ramsey as hostess in her home, 2341 West Commonwealth; a linen shower, given Jan. 18 by M. R. Hall. Then the tables were cleared away and the annual meeting of St. Michael's Parish was called to order by the rector, the Rev. John Kimball Saville. Reports of the work of the various organizations were given as follows: for the vestry, the senior warden, Mr. T. K. M. Smith, who was also the over-all chairman for the evening; for the church school, the superintendent, Mr. D. William Davis; for the auxiliary, the secretary-treasurer, Mrs. T. C. Harrison; for the Altar Guild, the president, Mrs. Hugo Schulz; for the choir, the choir mother, Mrs. Frank Garrett; for St. Agnes' Guild, the president, Mrs. Robert Rossberg; for the young people, the vice president of the choir, Miss Margaret Garrett; for the Rector's Service Council, the Rev. John Kimball Saville. Also at the annual meeting four new vestrymen were chosen to serve for a two year period: Mr. Earle Jackson, Mr. Mason Henry, Mr. E. Zitzmann, and Mr. Millard Parks. Delegates to the semi-annual meetings of the convocation of Long Beach were elected as follows: Mrs. R. W. Balch, Mrs. Hugo Schulz, Mr. D. William Davis, Mr. T. K. M. Smith and Mr. Millard Parks. TAKE A GANDER... Unseasonable January with morning crusty frost... ice handed an red-nosed residents thaw by noon, decoat themselves and lightheartedly breathe in golden sun dust... but say now... isn't that a fog bank enveloping Anaheim or does the atmosphere threaten rain? Weekenders debate... will it be the mountains, with their distant peaks forming fluffy white blankets... or will the snow trade places with a liquid avalanche? Could be the beach might be balmy... so let's be off... well, anyhow, popcorn and a book by the blazing heart was what I wanted. IT'S GOING to be an old-fashioned Valentine's day, with all those exquisite, cherished and traditional trends in vogue this year. Peek at Moon's gift shop window for a mellow and modern study; wonderful simplicity... winsome beauty. THE D. B. SALTERS of Canova Park, visited Sunday with Mrs. Salter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.C. Batis, at Hansen Station. MEMORABLE WEEK-END of her life coming up! DeLois Caldwell expects "Bud," her husband, in the next two days, having received his wire last Sunday... "will be home next week-end, after getting discharge papers." ARE YOU IN THE KNOW concerning the essential facts of community first aid? Red Cross first aid accredited instructors are anxious to give this knowledge to you with classes being formed as soon as sufficient enrollment warrants. The new revised text based on sound accurate research information, compiled by medical scientists of national eminence, will be used extensively. These courses are free with registration in Anaheim chapter office. ORANGE COUNTY Credit Women's club will hold their next business and study meeting Feb. 12, with place and time to be announced later. Union high school and District Junior college was affiliated with Theta Nu Theta sorority and a member of the glee club. For the past two and one-half years she has been employed at Chiksan Co., Brea, as secretary to Lee Laird, sales manager and vice-president. Recent pre-nuptial courtesies extended the bride, include a miscellaneous shower, Jan. 12, with Mrs. Y. W. Ramsey as hostess in her home, 2341 West Commonwealth; a linen shower, given Jan. 14 by Mrs. B. Hall, 133 Rose drive; and Mrs. J. J. Alexander feted the honoree with a miscellaneous shower and a two-course buffet supper, Jan. 19 at her home, 716 West Chapman avenue. Joe, a graduate of Philadelphia schools, has been in the armed forces since Nov. 1941, as an aerial gunner of the Marine corps, and saw 20 months action in the south and central Pacific theatres, with participation in the bombing of Kyushu. Among numerous medals and decorations he is entitled to wear are two citations and the Air medal. Dr. Wollmer to Speak at Forum "Ten Certainties of 1946" will be the topic of Dr. Frederick P. Wolmer, professor of education at UCLA, who will be guest speaker at the Monday night forum, Jan. 28, at the high school auditorium, 7:30 p.m. This speaker has the record of presenting at least one lecture a day during the last 20 years throughout the southland, having spoken before numerous business organizations and women's clubs. The public is cordially invited to attend. No admission will be charged. THE D. B. SALTERS of Canova Park, visited Sunday with Mrs. Salter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Batis, at Hansen Station. MEMORABLE WEEK-END of her life coming up! DeLois Caldwell expects "Bud," her husband, in the next two days, having received his wire last Sunday . . . "will be home next week-end, after getting discharge papers." Sgt. Caldwell, aboard the troop ship, General Breckenridge, docked the morning of Jan. 20 at San Francisco. For approximately two years, he saw action with Army Anti-aircraft Forces in New Guinea, the Dutch East Indies and the Philippines. He sailed from Manila, Jan. 3. OFF TO PHOENIX, Ariz., Sunday night, went Mrs. Henry Kuchel of 315 South Claudina, this city, to visit the W. K. Humberts, her sister and brother-in-law, who have been visiting here. Mrs. Kuchel accompanied the Humberts, who will "house guest" her for approximately two or three weeks. SPRAYS, flower blankets, bouquets and wreaths, complete funeral arrangements. Carmen's flower Shop, 111 E. Center, Anaheim, phone 4997. ST. AGNES GUILD of St. Michael's Episcopal church meets at 7:30 p.m. Monday, at the home of Mrs. Martha Grafton, 515 North Clementine street. This will be a special "Welcome Party" for new members of the guild. ORANGE COUNTY Credit Women's club will hold their next business and study meeting Feb. 12, with place and time to be announced later. ON THE AIR at 9:45, Sunday night from the Hollywood Palladium, Gene Krupa played that finishing exit to the "Calvalcade of Bonds," CHS's one-and-one-half-hour boost to the March of Dimes. Have you helped fill those dime banks lately? Look for them in all Anaheim stores. Krupa's two songsters, Buddy Rich and Anita O'Day, will soon go solo on their own. MOTHERS, wives and sweethearts . . . they're your Valentines, why not plan to take "her" out for a special eve of dining, showing, dancing, or all three . . . and say it with flowers, too. According to local merchants, precious blooms are scarce . . . ordering now is merely good sense. AFFAIR of this week-end will be the formal wedding of Miss Mildred Trapp, lovely blonde daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Trapp, Jr. of route 3, box 241, this city, to become the bride of First Lieutenant Ralph Porter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry L. Porter, 2023 West Ninth street, San Bernardino, in the Zion Lutheran church, Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, the Rev. L. E. Eiffert reading the ceremony. ANAHEIM GAZETTE WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 By Barbara Hedden Evelyn Reynolds, and A. Schwarting Wed Sunday heads of Evelyn Reynolds and Schwarting, both of this will be glad to know of coming nuptials to be sold at St. Boniface church Jan. 27. bride-elect hails from Pittsburgh but has made her home Anaheim for some time. Parents live in Forty-Fort, or bridegroom is well known final reception will complete the happy couple and their following the ceremony at home of Mrs. L. V. Roquet, North Emily street, with Betquet as hostess. HEIM Union high school cabinet is sponsoring a drive, in conjunction the community project to b devastated Europe, with student contributing five or more, to be given for the special assemblage. Feb. 5. Full length moture will be featured. and title to be announced. anaheim resident can affowithout The Gazette at tha cost of only $2.00 a year the annual meeting wated the parish member: a sound motion picture INFORMAL PHOTO taken of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Deverell at their reception of Jan. 7. following impressive candlelight wedding ceremony, solemnized at Capilla de San Antonio. Mrs. Deverell, the former Corinne Rommel of this city, is now on a honeymoon tour of the southern states with her bridegroom. Photo by Arsene Founders Day Observed By District P.-T. A. "Founder's Day" was the day of last Thursday's (Jan. 17) session of the fourth district A. with their meeting here Fullerton. Mrs. Arthur Sipherd of Cayman president of the district, proover the business session. Mrs. Rollin Brown of Los Alamitos, first vice president of the Founders Day" as the guest speaker. After the call to order, intention was given by Rev. Raye dale, with Robert Newell, dent of FUHS student body, senting the welcome address. Mrs. Leo Friis gave the sponse of welcome, followed introductions of past presenof the district given by Wayne Lawrence, "Founders' district chairman. Mrs. Marvin of this city being a president—was accorded honors. Musical portion of the prince was presented by the FulJunior College Glee club in the direction of Harold Wash. The nominating committee the new year presented the lowing "election ticket:" President, Mrs. Arthur SiOrange. First vice president, Mrs. ward Milligan, Santa Ana. Second vice president, Mrs. Friis, Anaheim. Third vice president, M. M. Rosedale, Yorba Linda. Fourth vice president, M. M. Gilbert, Santa Ana. Fifth vice president, Claude Crosby, Garden Grove. Sixth vice president, Mrs. ry Burdick, Costa Mesa. Seventh vice president, Ray Finley, Westminster. Recording secretary, Mrs. Henry, Anaheim. INFORMAL PHOTO taken of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Deverell at their reception of Jan. 7. following impressive candlelight wedding ceremony, solemnized at Capilla de San Antonio. Mrs. Deverell, the former Corinne Rommel of this city, is now on a honeymoon tour of the southern states with her bridegroom. Miss Marian Neal Plights Troth in Lovely Home Rites Fragrant colonial bouquet was carried by Miss Marian Neal, well known in this county, and daughter of Mrs. Viola Neal, 275 Cyprus drive, Laguna Beach, when she exchanged marriage vows with W. G. Schooler, USN, Sunday, Jan. 20, the Rev. A. White of that city, reading the double ring ceremony. The bride in poudre blue, with exquisite lace Juliette cap, fashioned from her grandmother's wedding dress, stood with her bridegroom, before the candelabra and floral flanked fireplace of her Laguna home. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Neal of Lynwood, brother of the bride. Following the reception, with Mrs. Lois Westgate, aunt of the bride as presiding hostess, the new Mr. and Mrs. Schooler left for a short honeymoon and later will make their home in San Diego, where the bridegroom is stationed. Marian, graduate of Fullerton schools, was employed in the auditing department at Bullock's Los Angeles. Her bridegroom made his home in San Bernardino prior to enlistment. Anaheim P.-T.A. council meeting will be held Friday, Jan. 25 at 10:30 a.m. at the home of Mrs. S. E. Loard, 223 Alberta street, featuring a pot-luck luncheon with all members to bring their own table service. Job's Daughters Hold Initiation Monday Evening An impressive initiation of two new members of Jobs Daughters of Bethel number 5 were presented with gardenia corsages, with ceremonies held last Monday evening and Gloria Temple, honor queen, presided over the meeting. Mrs. Fay Hall, guardian of Bethel number 5, and Omar Taylor, associate guardian, assisted in the ceremony. Dorothy McCoy and Jacklyn Keller were officially initiated as new members with honors accorded special guests of the evening: Mrs. Lillie Clark, of Los Angeles, deputy grand guardian, making her official visit; Mrs. Sharlot Tripp, guardian Bethel number 13 of Fullerton; Mrs. Maude Saenger, past guardian; and John Saenger, worthy patron of Chispa chapter O. E. S. Delightful finish to the affair was coffee and cakes served under the direction of Mrs. Lillie Leigh, refreshment chairman assisted by her committee, Mrs. Norman Tessner, Mrs. Mabel Wright, and Mrs. Cora Webb. This Advertisement Is GOOD FOR $2.00 On Any Cold Wave at AMYE GILLIAM'S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1129 West Center Street Phone Anaheim 3003 INFANTS' DEPT. Nationally known Baby's Garments & Essentials. Layette Gifts BOYS' DEPT. TO 12 YEARS Undergarments Polo Shirts Slacks, Sports Wear and Suits. 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Anaheim Founders Day Observed By District P.-T. A. "Founder's Day" was the theme last Thursday's (Jan. 17) session of the fourth district P.-T. with their meeting held in Ellerton. Mrs. Arthur Sipherd of Orange, president of the district, presided over the business session with Mrs. Rollin Brown of Los Angele, first vice president of "State Founders Day" as the guest speaker. After the call to order, invocation was given by Rev. Ray Ragsbee, with Robert Newell, president of FUHS student body, pretting the welcome address. Mrs. Leo Friis gave the re-issue of welcome, followed by productions of past presidents of the district given by Mrs. Wayne Lawrence, "Founders Day" district chairman. Mrs. R. W. Carvin of this city being a past president—was accorded honor. Musical portion of the program is presented by the Fullerton Senior College Glee club under the direction of Harold Walberg. The nominating committee for the new year presented the following "election ticket:" President, Mrs. Arthur Sipherd, range. First vice president, Mrs. Edward Milligan, Santa Ana. Second vice president, Mrs. Leo Larson, Anaheim. Third vice president, Mrs. S. Rosedale, Yorba Linda. Fourth vice president, Mrs. C. Gilbert, Santa Ana. Fifth vice president, Mrs. Jude Crosby, Garden Grove. Sixth vice president, Mrs. Har-Burdick, Costa Mesa. Seventh vice president, Mrs. Finley, Westminster. Recording secretary, Mrs. John Hary, Anaheim. NOW Available! Things you have hunted unsuccessfully for, you can now find at The S.Q.R. Store "APEX" Moth preventative — the first in months. Elastic By the yard. Pink Bias Tape Very scarce. Rubber Gloves White Twill Tape Very scarce. Frillings 10c quality. Elastic Supporters To sew on. Elastic Garters Round Velour Puff & Case Special 15c Pink Bias Tape Very scarce. Rubber Gloves White Twill Tape Very scarce. Metal Curlers Bobby Pins Very scarce. 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