anaheim-gazette 1947-07-10

WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 22063 GRACE THOMPSON Susan Hilbers-William Talevich Wed In Presbyterian Church In an impressive ceremony Miss Susan Hilbers, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Hilbers, 108 East Broadway, became the bride of William J. Talevich, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sowell of West Ball road, Sunday evening at 8:30 o'clock in the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim, with the Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of that church, officiating for the formal rites. White gladioli and larkspur decorated the altar flanked by potted palms and cathedral candelabra. The ceremony was witnessed by a host of relatives and close friends. Radiant in a long sleeved gown of marquisette over low cut white taffeta, fashioned with a pearl studded bodice and full skirt ending in a train, she carried an upright prayer book graced with a removable corsage of Vanda orchids and bouvardia. Her father gave her in marriage. Mrs. Dona Dondera, the former Pamela Van Buren, was the matron of honor, and was attired in a gown of yellow taffeta, a yellow coronet in her hair and carried a bouquet of orchid carnations. Flower girl was Linda Dawson clad in a frock of yellow marquisette over taffeta. She scattered lavender sweet peas down the aisle from a white basket trimmed with lavender streamers. ceeding the ceremony. Both nuptial soloists were accompanied by Miss Marian E. Pickell, organist, who also played the traditional wedding marches. Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in the church with members of the Women's Service club of the Presbyterian church assisting with the arrangements. The newlyweds cut and shared the first piece of the four-tiered wedding cake. The bride's mother, Mrs. Hilbers, and mother of the groom, Mrs. Sowell, wore navy blue dresses accented with white accessories and orchid carnation corsages. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and attends the University of Redlands where she was a member of "Spur" and belonged to the Alpha Sigma Pi sorority. She graduated from the University of California at Los Angeles with an Associate of Bachelors degree and is, at present, a piano instructor and the organist of the First Presbyterian church. Her bridegroom, the president of the Crescendo Club and a member of the men's quartet at White Temple Methodist church of this city, is an expeditor of North American Aviation, Inc. During World War II, he served in the Army Air Corps. An alumnus of the local group, presided over the short business meeting. Duties were led by Mrs. Lizzie Zil who referred to the seventh chapter of the "Acts of Apostle." Mrs. J. K. Jung, program chaperone, introduced Barbara Annan, student of the Bobby Maaccordion school, who interprets several selections, including "Piece of St. Mary's" and "Under Double Eagle." Speaker for the occasion was H. Nelson, well known lecturer on the Pasadena office of the American Bible Society, New York spoke on "Conquests in World," presenting a four-program, "Translations," "Pictures," "Distribution" and "Preciation of the Reading of Bible." More than 35 persons from two towns were present. Patricia theme of red, white and blue carried out in the table decisions. Dinner chairman was Eva TerBeest, assisted by dames Ruth Eberhard, J Baumbach and Frieda Paulsen. Stanton Group Active in Red Cross Work Here Thirteen hundred surgical dings were made by the group Stanton women during June the Anaheim Red Cross protection center under the direction Mrs. R. E. Vipond of Stanton Barbara Larson Weds Orange Man In Impressive Church Ceremony Lovely in white slipper satin, Miss Barbara Jean Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Larson, 1305 West Center street, Anaheim, became the bride of Richard Henry Osterloh, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Osterloh, 415 South Tustin avenue, Orange, Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock in St. John's Lutheran church, Orange, with the Rev. William Gesch, pastor of that church, officiating. Huge baskets of white gladioli, hybrid delphinium and larkspur decorated the altar flanked by potted palms and cathedral candelabra. Large white satin and net bows marked the pews. The young couple plighted their troth before more than 250 relatives and friends. The bride, given in marriage by her uncle, Hans Anderson, carried an arm bouquet of American Beauty roses. Her father, a merchant marine, was unable to attend the ceremony. Her gown was fashioned with the traditional sweetheart neckline trimmed with satin rose buds, a fitted bodice, full skirt and lace inserts. Sentimental accents were found in an old handkerchief from her aunt, Margaret Fitschen, her new gown, a comb for her hair, borrowed from her mother, and a blue ribbon. Maid of honor was Miss Colleen Larson, sister of the bride, clad in a gown of blue marquisette designed with a fitted bodice and full skirt. She carried an arm from the University of California at Los Angeles with an Associate of Bachelors degree and is, at present, a piano instructor and the organist of the First Presbyterian church. Her bridegroom, the president of the Crescendo Club and a member of the men's quartet at White Temple Methodist church of this city, is an expeditor of North American Aviation, Inc. During World War II, he served in the Army Air Corps. An alumnus of Santa Ana Junior college, he attended Santa Ana high school where he was president of the Spanish club for three years. While in junior college, he was a member of the Junior Lions club and the Art club and president of the college Spanish club. The couple are residing on North Clementine street. Hoppmann at the console of the organ. Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in Walker hall of the church. The bride's mother, Mrs. Larson, chose for the occasion a pink and black crepe dress with black accessories and a corsage of pink rose buds. Mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Osterloh, wore a rose dress with white accessories. She had a white rose bud corsage. Assisting with the reception duties were Mrs. W. Peterson, cutting the cake; Mrs. Joe Fitschen, the bride's aunt, presiding at the coffee urns; Mrs. H. Anderson, aunt of the bride, presiding at the punch bowl; Barbara Jungkeit, who served the ice cream and cake. All the hostesses wore gardenia corsages. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their four-tiered wedding cake, the newlyweds left for a week's honeymoon trip to Sequoia and Yosemite national parks. Upon their return they will reside at 634 West Cluber street, Orange. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school where she studied journalism and was annual editor, the bride was secretary for Home Town Printers of Anaheim. Her bridegroom is the co-owner of a vegetable market in Orange. A graduate of St. John's Lutheran Day school in Orange and Orange high school, he served three years Thirteen hundred surgical dings were made by the group Stanton women during June at the Anaheim Red Cross procreation center under the direction Mrs. R. E. Vipond of Stanton was announced during the Cross board meeting Monday night. Mrs. L. N. Wisser, chaired chairman, presided. In the home service report was disclosed that 33 cases were new and two recurrent handled. Financial assistance given to three service members their families and to six veterans and their families. One of them was a Navy man who was assigned with a furlough extension til his baby arrived. Arrangements were made to have Army man, taken ill while on pass home, transferred to a military hospital. Plan Whittier Credit Club To contemplate the format of a Credit Women's Breakout club in Whittier, a delegation from this vicinity attended "kick-off" breakfast in the liam Penn hotel, Whittier, on Tuesday morning. Those present from the northern Orange county district included Al Raymond, manager-director of the Northern Orange County Credit Bureau, Ltd.; Ross Laird, public relations director; the Associated Credit Bureau California; Miss Mamie L. bookkeeper of Stroup-Barn Anaheim; DeLoris Flannagan; the Famous Department Store Fullerton; Dorothy Pendleton; Stedman's Jewelry store, Fuxton, and Doris Hilton of the Northern Orange County Credit Bureau. Royal Neighbor Picnic July 21 Plans were completed for a picnic for all Royal Neighbor campments in Orange county ed for July 21, in Anaheim park, during the regular business meeting in KC hall Monday mornwith Mrs. Olga Ballenger, president, presiding. Visitors attending the affair Maid of honor was Miss Colleen Larson, sister of the bride, clad in a gown of blue marquisette and Miss Sylvia Mack, cousin of the bride, attired in yellow marquisette. Their gowns were identical with that of the maid of honor. Each carried an arm bouquet of blue carnations. Serving as best man was LaVerl Van Skiver. Alvin Wagner and Jim Morris, close friends of the groom, were the ushers. Nuptial soloist was Miss Lauretta Franzen who sang "Seal Us, Oh Holy Spirit" and the "Lord's Prayer," accompanied by M. R. Missionary Aid Groups Enjoy Picnic in Park Anaheim City park was the scene of a picnic and program enjoyed by members of the Grace Lutheran church's Missionary Aid Society Thursday afternoon of last week. The local group was host to members of the Missionary Society of the First Lutheran church of Fullerton. Mrs. Frieda Paulsen, president FIXIE th' PIXIE ... in "Tune Tonik" BLASTED RADIO! I PAID A FORTUNE FOR THAT SET AND NOW IT SOUNDS LIKE TWO-BITS! YOU'D ACT LIKE YOU WERE WORTH TWO-BITS, TOO IF YOU WENT ON AND ON WITHOUT CARE AND ATTENTION! LET'S FACE THE MUSIC!! RADIOS ARE MORE OR LESS LIKE HUMAN'S, TOO. TREAT YOUR SETS GOOD AND THEY'LL PERFORM GOOD FOR YOU. CALL OUR RADIO REPAIR SHOP WHILE SEND A SERVKEMAN TO EXAMINE YOUR SET AND HAVE IT PERFORM LIKE NEW IN NO TIME AT ALL!! ANAHEIM GAZETTE ES Phone 2206 The local group, presided over short business meeting. Devo were led by Mrs. Lizzie Ben-who referred to the seventh chapter of the "Acts of the Eagle." Ms. J. K. Jung, program chair introduced Barbara Ann Ry student of the Bobby Martin education school, who interpreted visual selections, including "Bells at Mary's" and "Under the Eagle." Speaker for the occasion was C. Nelson, well known lecturer of Pasadena office of the Ameri-Bible Society, New York. He spoke on "Conquests in the land," presenting a four-fold team, "Translations," "Publicans," "Distribution" and "Appeal of the Reading of the Bible." More than 35 persons from the towns were present. Patriotic pride of red, white and blue was held out in the table decorated Dinner chairman was Mrs. TerBeest, assisted by Messrs Ruth Eberhard, Julia Abbach and Frieda Paulsen. Anton Group Active in Red Cross Work Here Fourteen hundred surgical dresses were made by the group of women during June at Anaheim Red Cross producer under the direction of R. E. Vipond of Stanton, itina street, Anaheim, Wednesday night of last week. Members of the Anaheim club arrived at the Van Buren home with brightly wrapped packages and main courses and delicacies for a seven-course surprise banquet. Mrs. Ina Garret of Fullerton, newly-elected president of the southern district, will preside during the Huntington Beach meeting, Miss Alta Klebert, Anaheim president, disclosed. Koontz Family 'Weather' Trip Enjoying a two-week motor trip through Utah, Montana, Wyoming, North and South Dakota, were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koontz, 605 North Clementine street, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Koontz, 601 North Clementine street. "Snow, sleet, hail and rain" was reported to have dominated the weather. They returned here last week. The group visited Mr. and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins and their three sons of Anaheim who are spending the summer at their mountain cabin at Kailspell, near Glacier Lake, Montana. Huge fish were being caught by the youngsters. Scene of the angling luck was Flathead Lake. With the view slightly dampened by rain, they viewed Cedar Brakes, Bryce, Zion, Salt Lake City, Utah; Missoula, Montana; Cheyenne, Wyoming, and the Black Hills of South Dakota. They also started through South Dakota and planned to visit Yellowstone National park and Glacier National park, Montana and Yellowstone National park, Wyoming, but were deterred by heavy snows. Young Swimmer Receive Awards Swimming certificates sued recently by Irwin N Red Cross swimming and acting instructor of classes plunge at Anaheim University school. Beginning awards were Diane Coons, Sandra J Patty Russell, Marlyes Carol Dier, Beverly Roberta Simeons and Peggy Those receiving awards were Ann Betz Donovan, Peggy Foster Grover, Marie Kadow, Conklin, Darlene Fitz, Di der, Al Heiden and Bruce Swimmers certificates sued to Lee Bass, Carol D Dan Ray, Shirley Seekins, Buckner, Peggy Foster, Roberts and Regenette V THE LAMONTS AND THE EVANS ARE ENTERTAINMENT Mr. and Mrs. Harry Everson, Tommy, of East LA and Mr. and Mrs. Vic LaMann 126 West Chartres street the dinner guests of Mr. Hugo Kinner and son Orange, recently. Good feel food and conversation w joyed. Gazette want ads bring Anaheim Hi Ag. Teachers Attend State Conference Wesley E. Mole and Joe H. Wilmore of Anaheim Union high school are among nearly 350 teachers of vocational agriculture attending a professional improvement summer session at California State Polytechnic College at San Luis Obispo. The first week of the conference, which opened June 23, consisted of lectures and clinic sessions conducted by Cal Poly agricultural faculty members, staff members of the bureau of agricultural education and the state department of education, and outside experts representing specialized fields of agriculture and related sciences. Courses conducted by college faculty members and bureau of agricultural education staff members followed a theme of "Know Your Crops, Fruits, and Soils." Also included were special courses designed to improve teaching methods, stressing visual aids and other modern instructional techniques. Highlight of the session was an all-day field trip to the Carrissa Plains, one of California's most important grain producing areas. Festival of Arts Tickets on Sale Tickets for the twelfth annual Festival of Arts, and Pageant of the Masters, to be presented July 26 to August 10, in Laguna Beach, went on sale last Thursday at a daily decorated booth on the corner of Coast highway and Forest avenue, President C. Leland Freeman disclosed. Roles for the "living masterpiece" will be interpreted by approximately 200 residents of Laguna who volunteer annually in the community event. In addition to the evening programs, Meade Family Have Reunion In Oklahoma Enjoying their first family reunion in 20 years when all members of the family were in attendance, the Meade family of near Kingfisher, Oklahoma, pioneers of that state, spent four days last month celebrating. The ten living brothers and sisters, together with their wives, husbands and children, 40 persons in all, spent several days together while the reunion was in progress. Members of the Meade family who are residents of Anaheim and who were in attendance were Walter Meade and Reynolds Meade of this city, brothers of Grady Meade, the host and a sister from Anaheim, Miss Stella J. Meade, also in attendance. Other relatives from this city to enjoy the occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Parrish, son-in-law and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Meade. Mrs. Walter Meade and Mrs. Reynolds Meade were in attendance also. Mr. and Mrs. Reynolds Meade are visiting in Denver before returning to their home here. Miss Stella Meade is visiting in Oklahoma City and Dallas while in the midwestern states. The weather was ideal for the reunion, according to a communication from Miss Meade, but it was terribly hot after the event. She stated that if Oklahoma City and Dallas were as hot as it was in Kingfisher at the time she wrote the letter she was returning to "cool" Anaheim before long. Olive Cub Scouts Elect Officers Election of officers highlighted Royal Neighbor Annual July 21 Events were completed for a picnic or all Royal Neighbor enments in Orange county slatter July 21, in Anaheim City during the regular business ing in KC hall Monday night Mrs. Olga Ballenger, presipresiding. Attors attending the affair included from Long Beach Leona ner, district deputy of Royal Neighbor. Delectable refreshsals were served during the including social hour with Mrs. Beth Bensol in charge. State Business Women's Southern District Meet The Southern District meeting the Business and Professional man's club was announced for 20, in Huntington Beach, during gala handkerchief shower by the local group in honor of Rose Van Buren of Oceanformerly of 719 North Claud- Festival of Arts, and Pageant of the Masters, to be presented July 26 to August 10, in Laguna Beach, went on sale last Thursday at a gaily decorated booth on the corner of Coast highway and Forest avenue, President C. Leland Freeman disclosed. Roles for the "living masterpiece" will be interpreted by approximately 200 residents of Laguna who volunteer annually in the community event. In addition to the evening programs, ceramic, water color, oil paints, sculpture, weaving, metal crafts and many other artistic creations will be exhibited in booths on the beautiful grounds of the recreational park on the Canyon road. More than 40,000 visitors are expected to attend the festival, where more than 60 of the most famous masterpieces of painting and sculpture will be reproduced by townspeople supported by authentic backgrounds, makeup, props and costumes. Please phone your local, society or personal news items to the Gazette. Call 2206. Olive Cub Scouts Elect Officers Election of officers highlighted the business meeting of the Olive Cub Scouts Wednesday afternoon of last week. Duane Pefley is the new denner; Jimmy Smith, assistant denner and Jimmie Payan, keeper of the buckskin. The flag salute, led by Richard Brubaker, opened the program. Guards included Jimmy Payan and Albert Pefley. A report of the wiener bake held by the Anaheim-Olive bridge in the river bed was given. Mrs. R. C. Payan, den mother, presented a resume of the rules of Cub scouting. The group enjoyed the handi-craft of stick printing for scrap book covers. Ice-cold punch was served during the refreshment period. The meeting closed with the Cub oath and human circle. THE PETER FESLERS NOW IN LONG BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Peter S. Fesler, formerly of 410½ South Melrose street, moved to their new home, 366 Molino avenue, Long Beach, yesterday (Wednesday). Pioneers well known in this vicinity, the Feslers had resided in Anaheim for the past 30 years. Their two daughters are Mrs. Glen Hipes (nee Gladys Fesler) of Anaheim and Mrs. Helen Larimer of Artesia. Mrs. Larimer's daughter, a recent bride, is Mrs. Lorene Mattox of Norwalk. Young Swimmers Receive Awards Swimming certificates were issued recently by Irwin North, Jr., Red Cross swimming and life saving instructor of classes in the slunge at Anaheim Union high school. Beginning awards went to Diane Coons, Sandra Johannes, Patty Russell, Marlyes Warton, Carol Dier, Beverly Roberts, Alberta Simeons and Peggy Foster. Those receiving intermediate awards were Ann Betz, James Donovan, Peggy Foster, Paul Grover, Marie Kadow, Rocky Conklin, Darlene Fitz, Dick Glovor, Al Heiden and Bruce Wallin. Swimmers certificates were issued to Lee Bass, Carol Dier, Morgan Ray, Shirley Seekins, Beverly Buckner, Peggy Foster, Beverly Roberts and Regenette Wallace. THE LAMONTS AND THE EVANS ARE ENTERTAINED Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans and son, Tommy, of East La Palma, and Mr. and Mrs. Vic LaMont, Jr., 26 West Chartres street, were the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Kinner and son, Fred, of Orange, recently. Good fellowship, good and conversation were enjoyed. Gazette want ads bring results. CELEBRATE THIRTY-SECOND WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben TerBeest of South West street, who celebrated their thirty-second wedding anniversary Sunday were members of the immediate family. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin TerBeest and two sons of Inglewood, his brother and sister-in-law; Mrs. Warren TerBeest, his sister-in-law, and family of Cypress enjoyed the festive dinner. That evening the party group was joined by Mrs. Nellie Chappell, his sister, and her son, Howard and daughter, Jane, of Rosemead. MICHIGAN GUEST OF MR.-MRS. R. A. PATRICK John Prihoda of Kalamazoo, Mich., spent last Sunday afternoon here as a guest of Mr. and L.H. STAN Violin, Accordion, Hawaiian & Spanish Guitar Instruction Third Floor, Odd Fellows Hall 325 West Center St. Tuesdays, 2 to 9 p.m. or Superior Radio and Music Co. 249 East Center Street Phone Anaheim 4304 Mrs. R. A. Patrick of 212 South Ohio street. 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