anaheim-gazette 1947-09-04

Social and Club Activities GRACE THOMPSON Phone 2206 Virginia Scott, Leo H. Kluthe Nuptials Read Quiet simplicity marked the wedding of Miss Virginia Rose Scott, daughter of Mrs. James R. Scott of 624 North Drake avenue, Fullerton, and Leo Henry Kluthe, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kluthe of 522 South Palm street, Anaheim, Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock in the sanctuary of St. Boniface Catholic church, with the Rev. Fr. James Gallagher, reciting the nuptial Mass. Enhancing the bride's loveliness was her pearl, gray dressmaker suit accented with black accessories and a single strand of pearls, a gift from her bridegroom. Given in marriage by her uncle, Charles P. Scott of Fullerton, she carried a hybrid Cattelya orchid resting on a muff of maidenhair fern. The young couple plighted their troth before an altar arranged with white gladioli and lighted cathedral candelabra. More than 40 immediate family relatives and close friends witnessed the ceremony. Only attendant to the bride was Mrs. Robert Lumbly of Missoula, Montana, the former Edna Dreyer of Fullerton, attired in a blue dressmaker suit and black acces- Preceding the ceremony, William Fackiner, nuptial soldist, interpreted "Ave Maria" by Grieg and Franck's "Panis Angelicus" accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust at the console of the organ. Mrs. Faust also played incidental prelude selections. Congratulations were extended to the newlyweds during the wedding breakfast in the Rose Room at Mother Colony House immediately following the ceremony. The young couple left for a two week honeymoon trip to San Francisco and Lake Tahoe. Upon their return they will reside in Fullerton in the Scott home on Drake avenue. A graduate of Fullerton schools and the University of California at Los Angeles, the bride is associated with McCoy and Mills headquarters in Fullerton. She has been an alumnus of the Chi Omega sorority for the past 18 months. Before her marriage, the new Mrs. Kluthe was the honoree of several pre-nuptial affairs including a lingerie shower given by Mrs. Al J. Kluthe and Mrs. Albert Kluthe and a luncheon and miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Edward Stanley and Miss Florence Dauser of Fullerton, Mrs. Donald McIllwain of Brea and Mrs. Robert Lumbly of Montana. Scene of the luncheon shower was the Domene Reunion For Veteran Trio A two-day trip "south of the border" was enjoyed by Walt Andrade of this city, Bill Spalding and Fred Kidd both of No Hollywood, during the Labor Day holiday. The trio left Anaheim early Sunday, viewed the sights of Micali, Mexico, where Andrade and Spalding had been stationed while the Marine corps during the cent war, and then toured Imperial Valley. An ex-army man, and friend Spalding, Kidd met Andrade El Centro while in the service Now associated with the Val Times, he was formerly stationed for a year in Yuma, Arizona. Centro was included in the week-end agenda also. They staged at the Barbara Worth hotel that city and enjoyed the house specialty, a deluxe steak dinner and all the trimmings. Los Miguelitos Enjoy Weekend In Green Valley A varied weekend at Green Valley mountain resort between The young couple plighted their troth before an altar arranged with white gladioli and lighted cathedral candelabra. More than 40 immediate family relatives and close friends witnessed the ceremony. Only attendant to the bride was Mrs. Robert Lumbly of Missoula, Montana, the former Edna Dreyer of Fullerton, attired in a blue dressmaker suit and black accessories. She carried a corsage of pink rosebuds centered on a maidenhair muff. Serving as best man was Al J. Kluthe, brother of the bridegroom. Perfect Timing For Back To School GRUEN VERI-THIN THE PRECISION WATCH Slim... Trim GRUEN Veri-Thin The newest thing in beauty and the proudest name in time. That's why it's the American woman's first choice. Veri-Thin LARK. Utterly exquisite is this new Gruen of utmost accuracy. Price includes Federal Tax EASY TERMS • A YEAR TO PAY Huber's Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 West Center St. Ph. 3308 SWEATERS Before her marriage, the new Mrs. Kluthe was the honoree of several pre-nuptial affairs including a lingerie shower given by Mrs. Al J. Kluthe and Mrs. Albert Kluthe and a luncheon and miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Edward Stanley and Miss Florence Duser of Fullerton, Mrs. Donald McIllwain of Brea and Mrs. Robert Lumbly of Montana. Scene of the luncheon shower was the Pomona Golf and Country club. A graduate of Cedar Rapids, Nebraska, grade schools, and Cheyenne Wells high school in Colorado, the bridegroom has been sales manager for the Cone Chevrolet company in Fullerton for the past eight years. During the recent war he served in the Atlantic theater of action with the United States Army. Kluthe is affiliated with the Fullerton American Legion Post, No. 142. Launch Plans For Valedors' Sport Dance Soft lights and catchy rhythms interpreted by Sonny Whitman of Fullerton and his orchestra will highlight the fall sport dance, to be sponsored by the Valedor club, young people's group of St. Boniface Catholic church, September 19, in the Anaheim Ebell club house. Co-general chairmen are John Heinz and Wayne Andrade. Catholic young people and guests are being invited from Fullerton, Orange, Santa Ana, Newport Beach, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa and Whittier. Committee chairmen include Mary Lieb, refreshments; Ruth Gragg, decorations; Francis Patin, publicity and invitations, and Leo Waldman, door prizes. Family Reunion Climaxes New Yorkers' Visit Mrs. Bertha Howard assisted by her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howard and their daughter, Chetta, all of Route 1, Box 99-A, Anaheim, entertained her son, Herman Wil- Los Miguelitos Enjoy Weekend In Green Valley A varied weekend at Green Valley mountain resort, between Los Miguelitos, St. Michael's Epicopal church. The group left Anaheim early Sunday and returned Monday night after residing at the cabin arranged for them by Mrs. R. A. Patrick. Swimming, hiking, lots of food and dancing in Green Valley looms were enjoyed. Those present included LeRoy and Leonard Harvill of Santa Ana Canyon, Wanda Chambers of Cress press, Cathleen Austin, Art Hanks, Margaret Garrett, Tom Ainsworth, Paul Harrison and Mr. and Ms. Dan Dodge, all of Anaheim. Toastmistress' Meet Tonight Members of the Toastmistress club of Anaheim will gather for the first fall meeting of this year in the health department office at the city hall, tonight, Thursday, 7:30 o'clock, with Mrs. Margaret Freeman, president, presiding. Speaker for the night will Mrs. Paul Doyle. Each officer will present a resume of her summer activities, it was disclosed. Officers, in addition to Mrs. Freemann include Mrs. S. K. Watters, vice president; Mrs. L. M. Litchterwalter, treasurer, and Mrs. Frank Gilbert, secretary. Highlighting the club's calendar is the county picnic scheduled next Tuesday evening at 6 o'clock in Santiago park, San Ana. Superior Judge Franklin West will be the guest speaker. Visiting Nurses' Service Growing Off to a flying start is the Visiting Nurses' Association of Oran County. The service, offered by the county public health department, had been rapidly expanded into the northern and central sections of the county since its inauguration August 1, 1947. The association boasts five full-time registered nurses. Salary data provided by Yuma County Bureau of Public Health. EASY TERMS • A YEAR TO PAY Huber's Anaheim's Fine Jewelry Store 223 West Center St. Ph. 3308 Climaxes New Yorkers' Visit Mrs. Bertha Howard assisted by her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Howard and their daughter, Chetta, all of Route 1, Box 99-A, Anaheim, entertained her son, Herman Wil- SWEATERS All set for School Activities Nothing can top a skirt as smartly as a sweater. See our new colorful selection. CARDIGANS Soft lovely 100% all wool. Long sleeve. In every style, shade and size for you! Priced from $3.98 SKIRTS Of fine wools and gabardines. A grand selection of penells . . . pleats . . . flares . . . plains . . . and plaids. Priced from $4.98 Also Smart Blouses $2.29 to $2.98 Collegiate Dresses Priced from $9.98 RONNY'S 110 W. Center St. (Formerly Epstein's) Visiting Nurses' Service Growing Off to a flying start is the Visiting Nurses' Association of Orancounty. The service, offered in the county public health depament, had been rapidly expandinated into the northern and central stations of the county since its auguration August 1, 1947. The association boasts five full-time registered nurses. Salary a mileage for a program supervisiis being provided by the head ANAHEIM GAZETTE of New York City recently. It for the east on August 30 enjoying a 10-day celebration in Los Angeles, Santa Catalina, Tijuana and many cities in this vicinity. In light of Mr. Williams' vacacation was a family reunion in Irvine park, August 21. Master, Mrs. M. L. Lester of Ana, and he met again for first time in 23 years. Also at, in addition to the family members mentioned above, was her sister, Mrs. E. H. Weyelos Angeles. Union For Veteran Trio Two-day trip "south of the city" was enjoyed by Wayne dee of this city, Bill Spalding and Fred Kidd both of Northwood, during the Labor Day holiday. Trio left Anaheim early day, viewed the sights of Mexico, where Andrade and King had been stationed with marine corps during the rever, and then toured Imperialley. Ex-army man, and friend of king, Kidd met Andrade in entro while in the service. Associated with the Valley he was formerly stationed year in Yuma, Arizona. Elo was included in their end agenda also. They stay the Barbara Worth hotel in city and enjoyed the house's city, a deluxe steak dinner all the trimmings. Miguelitos Joy Weekend Green Valley Curried weekend at Green Valleymountain resort, between Arnaheim and Anaheim. Civic Grand Opera Billing Here This Saturday Last minute arrangements are now underway for the premier presentation of the Los Angeles Civic Opera Association in Anaheim Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The traditional double bill of "Cavalieria Rusticana" by Mascagni and "Pagliacci" by Leoncavallo will be featured under the general direction of Maestro M. Campanella. To be interpreted in their entirety, the operas will be marked by special lighting effects, elaborate costumes, orchestra and colorful scenery. Maestra Francisco Camacho Vega of Palacio de Bellas Artes, Mexico, and XEO radio station, Mexico City, will conduct both operas assisted by Elmer Bramel, choral master. The cast of "Cavalieria Rusticana" includes Norman Locke as "Santuzza"; Michaele Foster interpreting "Turiddu"; Estelle Miller, "Lola"; Enrico Porta, "Alfio," and Rita Bowman, "Mamma Lucia." Appearing in "Pagliacci" will be Ignacio Flores Galindo as "Canio"; Maria de la Vega, "Nedda"; Enrico Porta, "Tonio"; Francis Barnes, "Silvio"; and John La Monica of Santa Ana portraying "Beppe." A monthly production of an outstanding opera is planned for this community by the Los Angeles Civic Grand Opera Association. "Carmen" by Bizet has just been announced as next month's presentation by Maestro Campanella. Verde's "La Traviata" is scheduled for the following month. Great Trip To Davis Reported By 4-H Clubbers Orange county's delegation to the 27th annual convention of 4-H clubs at Davis returned this week with stories of an exceptionally interesting trip. In charge of the delegation to the convention, which was held at the College of Agriculture were Mrs. Ivan Elliott, 4-H club leader, and H. W. Longfellow of the Agricultural Extension Service. Friday was spent at the State Fair at Sacramento. The 1100 delegates, from all over the state, had dinner with the California Farm Bureau Federation and were introduced to Governor Earl Warren, who praised them as being one of the most outstanding youth organizations in America. The 4-H Club members provided a part of the evening program at the State Fair before a packed audience. Lectures and demonstrations by prominent scientists and teachers were given to the club members during their stay at the college. William Rosedale of the Yorba Linda 4-H Club was selected as one of the group leaders at the convention. PFC. WEBER COMPLETES COURSE AT EL TORO Pfc. Richard G. Weber, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weber of 925 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, has completed the 16 week course in the Marine Aviation Clerical and Administrative school at the El Toro Marine Air Corps station. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Pfc. Weber enlisted in the Marine Corps in September, 1946, and received his recruit training in San Diego. Emilia Limon Services Held Mrs. Emilia Valenzuela Limon, 65, died after a prolonged illness at the home of a 1728 East First street, Los les, Friday afternoon at o'clock, just before a K. ambulance arrived to take St. Joseph hospital, Orang A native of Culiacan, State, Mexico, she came to United States in 1911. She first in Fresno, then San Diego In 1916, the Limon family to 209 East Ash street, Fu where she lived until the reburned on April 12 of this After the fire she lived with daughter, Carmen Lizarre 111 East Center street, Anno Those surviving include daughters, Carmen Lizarre Anaheim, Mrs. Lila Mon Brea, Mrs. Esther Montiel and Sally Macciri of Fu four sons, Albert Limon Romeo Le Mon both of Loseles, Lupe Limon and Limon both of Fullerton sister, Mrs. Beatriz Valenzuela Montenegro of Los Angles brother, Angel Valenzuela Los Angeles and seven children. Evening funeral services conducted in Capilla Bagua Brooklyn avenue, Los Angeles 7:30 o'clock Monday, with Angelo Arbizu, pastor of Square Spanish church in the officiating. Morning services were held 11 o'clock Tuesday in the chapel with Rev. Jose Roos pastor of the Bethesda Precinctian church of Los Angeles charge. He officiated for graveside services in Evidence cemetery on Brooklyn avenue mediately later. Miguelitos Joy Weekend Green Valley Curried weekend at Green Valleymount resort, between Arraid and Big Bear was recall-thisastically by members of Miguelitos, St. Michael's Episcopal Church. The group left Ana-early Sunday and returned by night after residing at the arranged for them by Mr. Mrs. R. A. Patrick. Humming, hiking, lots of food dancing in Green Valley lodge enjoyed. The present included LeRoy Leonard Harvill of Santa Ana, Wanda Chambers of Cy-Cathleen Austin, Art Hop-Margaret Garrett, Tom and Harrison and Mr. and Mrs. Lodge, all of Anaheim. Toastmistress' Get Tonight Bakers of the Toastmistress of Anaheim will gather for last fall meeting of this year health department office of y hall, tonight, Thursday, at clock, with Mrs. Margaret Han, president, presiding. Kicker for the night will be Paul Doyle. Each officer will get a resume of her summer jobs, it was disclosed. Officia addition to Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. S. K. Watters, vice-ent; Mrs. L. M. Litchten-treasurer, and Mrs. Frank secretary. Lighting the club’s calendar county picnic scheduled for Tuesday evening at 6:30 in Santiago park, Santa Superior Judge Franklin G. will be the guest speaker. Iting Nurses' Service Growing No a flying start is the Visit-nurses' Association of Orange County public health depart-ment had been rapidly expanding the northern and central sec-of the county since its in-tion August 1, 1947. Association boasts five full-registered nurses Salew and io"; Maria de la Vega, "Nedda"; Enrico Porta, "Tonio"; Francis Barnes, "Silvio"; and John La Monica of Santa Ana portraying "Beppe." A monthly production of an outstanding opera is planned for this community by the Los Angeles Civic Grand Opera Association. "Carmen" by Bizet has just been announced as next month's presentation by Maestro Campanella. Verde's "La Traviata" is scheduled for the following month. The opera company will stage Saturday night's double billing in both Laguna Beach and Long Beach before returning here. Tickets for Saturday's opera may be obtained at the Baton Music Company on West Center street, from Brown and Reinhardt's on East Center street and at the box office. In commenting upon the association's planned circuit in Orange county, Maestro Campanella stated, "My 35 years experience in the operatic field convinces me that the small towns and rural communities should have the opportunity of enjoying grand opera productions as well as the large populated cities throughout the United States. There are many music lovers in the communities of Orange county that deserve the opportunity to hear and become familiarized with the beautiful operas written by our well known composers." GREET BABY BOY Mr. and Mrs. Ismael Bargas of 415 West Central street, Placentia, welcomed a new son Monday. He arrived in the Fullerton hospital. department. A medical advisory committee has been set up including Dr. Mil-dred Wehrly, chairman; Dr. Lloyd A. Burrows of Anaheim; Dr. Margaret A. Davis, Santa Ana; Dr. H. F. Galbraith, Fullerton; Dr. D. L. Mayes, Orange, and Dr. Ralph E. Hawes of Huntington Beach. This committee has assisted the nursing committee in setting up rules governing the care of patients and regulation of fees. A visit from a registered nurse is available by calling Anaheim 3090. The association has its headquarters in the Civic Center, 1104 West Eighth street, Santa Ana. Regular charge of the VNA is $2.00 per call with part-pay visits adjusted to the family income and free visits to those unable to pay. Additional features include pre-nal instruction. PFC. WEBER COMPLETES COURSE AT EL TORO Pfc. Richard G. Weber, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Weber of 925 North Zeyn street, Anaheim, has completed the 16 week course in the Marine Aviation Clerical and Administrative school at the El Toro Marine Air Corps station. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, Pfc. Weber enlisted in the Marine Corps in September, 1946, and received his recruit training in San Diego. ENJOY HOLIDAY AT ARROWHEAD Refreshed after a three-day trip to their cabin at Arrowhead, over the Labor Day holiday, are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henning and son, Howard, of Santa Ana Canyon. They returned to their spacious new home Monday night. THE PHIL SEGRAIS' ENJOY MEXICO TRIP Phil Segrais, manager of the Schulz Furniture Co., and family have returned from a well earned vacation trip. Part of the time was spent below the border as far south as Ensenada, Baja California. Phil reports that his wife and grandson enjoyed the Mexican coastline very much and that the weather down there was much cooler than at home. TAKES FAMILY 'OUT TO THE BALL GAME' Dick Malleta, manager champion team in the league, the Nu-Way ball took his wife and two sons, and Joe, of 321 North Los A streets, to view the ball game between Los Angeles and Peat at Wrigley field, Los A Sunday. Gazette want ads bring Its Back to School With blouses for any and all occasions. Perk, smartly designed blouses to wear tucked in or out of your skirt ... with or without a jacket. Many styles! Many fabrics! Priced From $2.95 to $5.95 VELLA ANN SHOP 105 West Center Street Anaheim 3361 Simple elegance in softly handled Rayon Crepe, that makes a dramatic exclamation point of a single "carved" silvery button. DEMI-TASSE makes a fetish of presenting you at your TALLEST, SLIMMEST, LOVELIEST! 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Those surviving include four daughters, Carmen Lizarraga of Anaheim, Mrs. Lila Montiel ofrea, Mrs. Esther Montiel of Brea and Sally Maccri of Fullerton; four sons, Albert Limon and someo Le Mon both of Los Angeles, Lupe Limon and Jesse Limon both of Fullerton; one sister, Mrs. Beatriz Valenzuela deontengro of Los Angeles; one brother, Angel Valenzuela also of Los Angeles and seven grandchildren. Evening funeral services were conducted in Capilla Bagues, 4221 Brooklyn avenue, Los Angeles, at 80 o'clock Monday, with Rev. Angelo Arbizu, pastor of a Four Square Spanish church in that city officiating. Morning services were held at o'clock Tuesday in the Bagues capel with Rev. Jose Rodriguez, pastor of the Bethesda Presbyterian church of Los Angeles, in large. He officiated for theaveside services in Evergreen cemetery on Brooklyn avenue immediately. 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