anaheim-gazette 1947-09-11

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 4) Letty Jo Zimmer-Lewis Pope Wed in Chapel Ceremony Sunday In an informal ceremony Miss Letty Jo Zimmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest F. Zimmer of 10152 Brookhurst road, Anaheim, became the bride of Lewis Pope, son of Mrs. Anna Pope of 221 South Flower street, Brea, Sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock in the Broadway wedding chapel, with Dr. Robert Burns McAulay, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Orange, reading the double-ring ceremony. The young couple repeated their marriage vows before an altar arranged with white flowers and lighted cathedral candelabra, flanked by two tall standing baskets filled with gladioli, larkspur, Easter lilies and white spider chrysanthemums. The bride was lovely in a white wool gabardine suit worn with a pink blouse trimmed in matching lace. Her accessories were patent leather and her pink hat was trimmed in white, violet and fuchsia. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a nosegay of pink bouvardia, pink roses and violet carnations. Only attendant was her twin sister, Mrs. Gordon N. Swoffer, Jr. She was attired in a toast brown suit worn with yellow accessories. Her corsage was of tallman roses. Serving as best man was Bob Pope, brother of the bridegroom. Preceding the ceremony Grace Curtis, nuptial soloist, sang "Because" and "All Through the Years" accompanied by Mrs. Lea Pemberton, at the console of the weds left for a ten-day honeymoon trip of undisclosed destination. Upon their return they will reside at 501 West Whiting street, Fullerton. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and an alumnus of Fullerton Junior college where she was a member of Theta Nu Theta sorority. Her bridegroom is a graduate of Brea Olinda high school. Los Miguelitos' Benefit Carnival This Saturday A benefit carnival will be presented by Los Miguelitos, young adult group of St. Michael's Episcopal church, next Saturday evening beginning at 6:30 o'clock in the parish hall, Emily and Adele streets. Purpose of the event will be to raise funds to retire the parish hall debt. Following an old-time theme, the affair will begin with a box social supper. Those attending will give a small donation in exchange for a delectable box lunch. Breakfast Honors OC Federation Club Chairmen Hostess to a breakfast home chairmen of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs; Mrs. A. E. Schumacher, last day morning at 10 o'clock in Wood Country club. Ideas for promoting friendly club welfare and federation grease were the purposes of the fair. Several past presidents of organization presented ideas furthering federation action and answered questions of members attending. Those present from Anzio included Mrs. Al Raymond, American citizenship chairman; Mrs. A. Neighbors, cancer chair; Mrs. E. E. Smith, legislation chair; Mrs. D. Jerry Younggerature chairman; Mrs. G. Greder, garden chairman; John Wilson, amenity chair; and Mrs. L. E. Wilson. Past presidents at the break included Mrs. Albert Launer, E. E. Smith, Mrs. Alfred Hall, Mrs. George Wheat and Mrs. in Day. District chairmen pre-were Mrs. R. G. Carmen, Harold Jobes, Mrs. D. J. Yoo and Mrs. Arthur S. Sipherd. Arrangements of yellow leaves arranged on the table fried out the autumn motif. Plan Past Noble Grand Meeting Plans for the past noble grand meeting September 19, in home of Mrs. Mabel Ives, East North street, were formed during the regular Loise bekah lodge meeting last Friday in I.O.O.F. hall, 325 West Coast street at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Glen Hamilton public library Pink bouvardia, pink roses and violet carnations. Only attendant was her twin sister, Mrs. Gordon N. Swoffer, Jr. She was attired in a toast brown suit worn with yellow accessories. Her corsage was of tallisman roses. Serving as best man was Bob Pope, brother of the bridegroom. Preceding the ceremony Grace Curtis, nuptial soloist, sang "Because" and "All Through the Years" accompanied by Mrs. Lea Pemberton, at the console of the organ. For the occasion, the bride's mother, Mrs. Zimmer, chose a gray suit and blue accessories. A corsage of pink carnations was worn in her lapel. Mother of the groom, Mrs. Pope, wore a dark green suit and black accessories. Her corsage was of white carnations. Approximately 25 immediate family relatives and very close friends gathered for a wedding supper in Cary's restaurant in Santa Ana, immediately following the ceremony. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their three tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bridal couple, the newly- ...and here's proof... your cancelled TENPLAN check There's no room for doubt when you pay a bill by TENPLAN check. Your check—properly presented by Los Miguelitos, young adult group of St. Michael's Episcopal church, next Saturday evening beginning at 6:30 o'clock in the parish hall, Emily and Adele streets. Purpose of the event will be to raise funds to retire the parish hall debt. Following an old-time theme, the affair will begin with a box social supper. Those attending will give a small donation in exchange for a delectable box lunch. Two silent motion pictures, "The Great Train Robbery" and a Fatty Arbuckle comedy will be featured after the dinner at 8 o'clock. Los Miguelitos youths will be appropriately costumed in levis, plaid shirts and straw hats, while the girls will be attired in gay cotton print skirts and peasant blouses. A special afternoon feature, designed for church school members, will be a 2:30 o'clock motion picture show featuring the two old-time films plus Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck cartoons. Gala finale to the evening carnival will be square and modern dancing and an array of booths featuring games and refreshments. Corinne Deverall is general chairman of the carnival, Betty Dodge, chairman of the food committee and LeRoy Harvil managing the projection machine. Members serving on other committees, include Margaret Garrett, Kathleen Austin, Betty Riemer, Wanda Chambers and Lia Bertrand. In charge of the booths and games are Alex Deverall, Dan Dodge, Tom Harrison, Paul Harrison and Robert Long. Miss Adah Louise Wilcox will call the square dances. Music for the occasion will be interpreted by Mrs. Leonard Diagle, pianist, and Ernest Zitzmann, violinist. Last April Los Miguelitos sponsored a dinner to raise funds to swell the parish hall improvement fund which provided for the enlargement of the building to accommodate the rapidly growing church school. At that time the late Bishop Stevens was the guest speaker. Entire proceeds of the current affair will be given to the church for the same cause. Reservations may be made by calling Rev. John Kimball Saville, rector, Anaheim 4654, or with any member of the young peoples' group. Persons wishing to attend the later portion of the program may obtain tickets at the door Saturday night. Plan Past Noble Grand Meeting Plans for the past noble grand meeting September 19, in home of Mrs. Mabel Ives, East North street, were formed during the regular Loisie bekah lodge meeting last Friday in I.O.O.F. hall, 325 West Coast street at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Glenn Hamilton, noble grand president of the county federation. Mrs. Virginia L. Carpenter Yorba Linda is county chair of the craft groups. Others present at the joint meeting include Mrs. Blanche Bogg and Mrs. H Kaplan of Los Angeles, instructors, and representatives from clubs throughout Orange county. Craft work exhibited include hammered copper, leather w plastics, basket weaving and sew work. These crafts and others can be studied by the group. SENN FAMILY RETURNS FROM CHICAGO TRIP Rudolph Senn and family 015 North Clementine street turned here recently after a week vacation in Chicago, nois where he had been a baker for 32 years previous to move to California eight years ago. Enjoyed reunions with my friends in the "Windy City." native of Switzerland, Senn grew up in bakery business, and been associated with establishments in Long Beach and Aheim as well as Chicago. At pent he is managing a bakery Santa Ana. CANTANDO CLUB REHEARSALS BEGIN First rehearsal of the Orchid County Cantando club for 1947-48 season was held Monday at 7:45 o'clock in the Church of Messiah, Second and Street streets, Santa Ana. 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The couple returned to this city Sunday afternoon after spending five days visiting and sight seeing in Chicago, where they attended the American Broadcast program, "Welcome Stranger." In Hoopeston and Milford, Illinois, they also visited a number of relatives and friends. Traveling via Greyhound bus, they went on the northern route through Boys' Town and Salt Lake City, Utah, and returned by way of the southern route where they saw effects of drought on corn and other crops in Kansas and New Mexico. Making a bid for California weather, Mrs. Ter Beest described the torrid temperatures prevalent in the "Windy City" and other areas covered en route. Obtaining a marriage license were John Grigg and Mildred Blanche Studnicka, both of Anaheim, at the county court house in Santa Ana, Monday. Breakfast Honors OC Federation Club Chairmen Hostess to a breakfast honoring members of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs was A. E. Schumacher, last Friday morning at 10 o'clock in Lakeside Country club. Ideas for promoting friendliness, welfare and federation programs were the purposes of the afternoons presented ideas for hering federation activities answered questions of mem-attending. Those present from Anaheim included Mrs. Al Raymond, Amer-ic citizenship chairman; Mrs. C. Neighbors, cancer chairman; Mrs. E. E. Smith, legislation chair; Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs, lit-ure chairman; Mrs. George Walker, garden chairman; Mrs. N Wilson, amenity chairman; Mrs. L. E. Wilson. Presidents at the breakfast included Mrs. Albert Launer, Mrs. S. Smith, Mrs. Alfred Halleck, George Wheat and Mrs. Rob-ay. District chairmen present Mrs. R. G. Carmen, Mrs. Old Jobes, Mrs. D. J. Youngs and Mrs. Arthur S. Sipherd. Arrangements of yellow chrysemums and bronze oak trees arranged on the table car- out the autumn motif. An Past Noble Grand Meeting Means for the past noble grand meeting September 19, in the state of Mrs. Mabel Ives, 407 North street, were formulat- during the regular Lois Reh lodge meeting last Friday O.O.F. hall, 325 West Center at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Gladys OC FEDERATION TO MEET IN SEAL BEACH Summer conference reports will be presented during the board meeting of the Orange County Federation of Women's clubs Friday noon in the Community Methodist church of Seal Beach. Mrs. August E. Schumacher, president of the federation, will preside during the business session following the luncheon. CELEBRATE SILVER WEDDING ANNIVERSARY Celebrating their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary Tuesday were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth F. Snyder of 218 East Broadway. The couple received many cards and rememberances from close friends. He is associated with the Anaheim branch of the United States post office. CARSON-LEHNHARDT ENGAGEMENT TOLD The engagement of Miss Donna Jean Carson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Carson of Anaheim, to James F. Lenhardt, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lenhardt of Garden Grove, was announced this week. Wedding bells will ring for the young couple September 25. ENSENADA HOLIDAY FOR THE LA MONT'S Touring the coast of Ensenada, Mexico, both afoot and via automobile was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Vic La Mont, Jr., of 226 West Chartres street, Sunday and Monday. "Lots of people" was their main comment upon the trip. When returning "north of the border" the couple viewed the sights at San Diego's famed zoo. LICENSE TO WED Applying for a marriage license were Lewis Clegg Pope of Brea Home Makers To Discuss Fall Dress Restyling The Home Departments and Homemakers Groups of Orange county will meet on their regular meeting dates during September to discuss "Restyling Clothing for Fall." The women will bring clothing to the meetings and will share ideas for bringing it up to date by means of correct shoulder pads, remade belts and buckles, etc. Special emphasis will be placed on methods of lengthening dresses and slips. The use of a clap board will be demonstrated to remove the original hem mark from woolens and rayon dresses. An easy and quick method of lengthening cotton dresses and children's clothing by machine will be demonstrated. Several satisfactory and easy methods of lengthening slips will be explained. A basic black dress will be shown with many accessory changes to make it appear fresh and new, to make it seem dressy or casual. The first of a series of 10 minute discussions on the subject of "Living Together as a Family" will be introduced by the Family Relations chairman in each center. Here is the schedule of meetings in this part of Orange county: Sept. 10—West Orange Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall, 353 S. Main street, Orange. Lunch will be served at cost. Sept. 16—Garden Grove Home Department will meet at the Baptist Cottage, in Garden Grove. Lunch will be served at cost. Sept. 18—Anaheim Home Department will meet at the Farm Bureau Hall, 353 S. Main street, Orange Lunch will be served at cost. a sack. Sept. 23—Yorba Linda Department will meet Women's Club in York Bring your own lunch in Sept. 24—Canyon Home will meet in the home of E. Harris, Modjeska Ca-salad luncheon will be a Stars in Hyne Skating Festival Lloyd Allen Marshall heim and Sally Brown one Evans of Santa Ana Orange county members ice figure skating cast fee the sixth annual "Ice Fair 1947," last Saturday and night at 8 o'clock in Iceling rink, Hynes. An outstanding young Marshall placed third in tern California inter-club tion last year. In the fan duction, he starred in a role. All three participants vicinity are members of the Blades Figure Skating southern California, an off of the National Figure Skating association. OHIO WESLEYAN MONO CLUB GARDEN PARTY Reservations for the Oleyan Monnet club's fall party, scheduled for Sep 27, at 1:30 p.m., in the Mrs. Heenan Elliott, 4108 Glen boulevard, should be by September 24. Arrangement may be made with Mrs Merian, social chairman, Son avenue, San Marin Sycamore 9-6236, or Mr James, phone Glendale Members and guests are General chairman is Mrs.. Jan Past Noble Grand Meeting rans for the past noble grand meeting September 19, in the city of Mrs. Mabel Ives, 407 North street, were formulat- during the regular Lois Rehshod lodge meeting last Friday. O.O.F. hall, 325 West Center at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Gladys Hilton, noble grand, presided. Events introduced included Mrs. Bet Willie of Garden Grove and Nelson of the Saratoga, Wash-ton, Odd Fellow's lodge, form- of Fullerton. Federation Group Studies Crafts Extending the Orange County organized Women's clubs craft on in the Orange Women's house last Thursday from heim were Mrs. Norman Lom- of the Anaheim Ebell club Mrs. A. E. Schumacher, presi- of the county federation. Ms. Virginia L. Carpenter of a Linda is county chairman of craft groups. Others present the joint meeting included Blanche Bogg and Mrs. Helen van of Los Angeles, instruct- and representatives from throughout Orange county. craft work exhibited included enered copper, leather work, mcs, basket weaving and shell. These crafts and others will studied by the group. JAN FAMILY RETURNS MCHICAGO TRIP Dolph Senn and family of North Clementine street, reed here recently after a four vacation in Chicago, Ill- where he had been a baker 2 years previous to moving california eight years ago. They yed reunions with many kids in the "Windy City." A wife of Switzerland, Senn grew the bakery business, and has associated with establish- in Long Beach and Ana- as well as Chicago. At pres- ise is managing a bakery in Ana. TANDO CLUB SEARSALS BEGIN Just rehearsal of the Orange City Cantando club for the 48 season was held Monday at 7:45 o'clock in the Church Messiah, Second and Bush Ses, Santa Ana. Leland Auer, Touring the coast of Ensenada, Mexico, both afoot and via automobile was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Vic La Mont, Jr., of 226 West Chartres street, Sunday and Monday. "Lots of people" was their main comment upon the trip. When returning "north of the border" the couple viewed the sights at San Diego's famed zoo. LICENSE TO WED Applying for a marriage license were Lewis Clegg Pope of Brea and Miss Letty Joyce Zimmer of Anaheim at the county court house in Santa Ana, Thursday. JOB'S DAUGHTERS RUMMAGE SALE IS BIG SUCCESS A highly successful rummage sale was sponsored Thursday and Friday by the Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, of Anaheim, at 102 East Center street, the former location of Monte's Barber shop. MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED Applying for a marriage license were Arthur L. Bixon and Pearl Katherine Middaugh, both of Anaheim, Friday at the county court house in Santa Ana. ISSUE LICENSE A marriage license was issued to Robert F. Sandoval of Anaheim and Miss Carmen Escarsega of Placentia last Saturday, at the county court house in Santa Ana. RECOVERING FROM WEEK'S ILLNESS Mrs. Hildred Ferrell, 304 East Wilhelmina street, was "back on the job again" in McCoy's Drug store Monday after a five day siege with a streptococcus throat infection. Gazette want ads bring results Attend the Gala Orange Harvest Festival (Orange, Calif.) 2 TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS 2 of Fun and Entertainment FRIDAY SATURDAY Sept. 12 and 13 Reservations for the Leleyan Monnet club's fall party, scheduled for Sep- 27, at 1:30 p.m., in the Mrs. Heenan Elliott, 4108 Glen boulevard, should be by September 24. Arrang- may be made with Mrs. Merian, social chairman, Benson avenue, San Marin- Sycamore 9-6236, or Mr James, phone Glenda Members and guests are General chairman is Mrs. Siemon of Monrovia. Games, music and door pri- be included on the programly Glen boulevard is not tura boulevard and just Van Nuys boulevard. To Complete Your TANDO CLUB BEARSALS BEGIN first rehearsal of the Orange City Cantando club for the 18 season was held Monday at 7:45 o'clock in the Church Messiah, Second and Bush St., Santa Ana. Leland Auer, director, stated that rehearsals were held at the same time each Monday. Everyone ined in joining the male chorhich totalled 60 members last n, is invited to attend next day's meeting. 2 TWO DAYS AND NIGHTS of Fun and Entertainment FRIDAY SATURDAY Sept. 12 and 13 PARADE BARBECUE DANCING SPORTS EVENTS and BATHING BEAUTIES Delicatessen SPECIALS ANCHOVY PASTE ADGER LIMBERER LANGLOIS BLUE SWISS CHEESE (Nippy) IMPORTED SARDINES Hours: 9 A.M. to 19 P.M. ROBERT'S DELICATESSEN Phone 6261 00 N. Los Angeles St. BEER and WINES Anaheim To Complete Your Wardrobe ... • Skirts • Slacks • Palmdayl Shirts • A Variety of Blouses • Sweaters • Pedal Pushers SWEATERS Gems by Regina America's Loveliest Sweater Soft 100% ALL WOOL Clarice SPORTSWEAR a sack. Sept. 23—Yorba Linda Home Department will meet at the Women's Club in Yorba Linda. Bring your own lunch in a sack. Sept. 24—Canyon Homemakers will meet in the home of Mrs. E. E. Harris, Modjeska Canyon. A salad luncheon will be served. Stars in Hynes Skating Festival Lloyd Allen Marshall of Anaheim and Sally Brown and Wyonne Evans of Santa Ana, were Orange county members of the ice figure skating cast featured in the sixth annual "Ice Fantasies of 1947," last Saturday and Sunday night at 8 o'clock in Iceland skating rink, Hynes. An outstanding young skater, Marshall placed third in the southern California inter-club competition last year. In the fantasy production, he starred in the lead role. All three participants of this vicinity are members of the Arctic Blades Figure Skating club of southern California, an affiliate of the National Figure Skating association. OHIO WESLEYAN MONNET CLUB GARDEN PARTY Reservations for the Ohio Wesleyan Monnet club's fall garden party, scheduled for September 27, at 1:30 p.m., in the home of Mrs. Heenan Elliott, 4108 Beverly Glen boulevard, should be made by September 24. Arrangements may be made with Mrs. Charles Merian, social chairman, 1418 Welton avenue, San Marino, phone Sycamore 9-6236, or Mrs. W. E. James, phone Glendale 5526. Members and guests are welcome. General chairman is Mrs. Herbert ENJOYED VARIED MONTH'S TOUR Everything from Washington bears, Illinois Indian rituals, family reunions and sights of the Ozarks highlighted the month's vacation trip enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Charles "Dutch" Heinrich of 209 East Broadway. They returned to this city Sunday, tanned and rested. First the couple viewed forests of Everett, Washington; then they went to Montana and on to Davenport, Iowa, where they were the guests of her brother, Harry Nickles. The Heinrichs witnessed the annual reunion of several Indian tribes in Rock Island, Illinois, whose ceremonies featured war dances. On the return trip they traveled through the Ozark mountains. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends for their kindnesses and beautiful flowers sent during our recent bereavement, the loss of our beloved mother, Mrs. Emilia Limon. CARMEN LIZARRAGA AND FAMILY. ANNOUNCEMENT BIRTH OF SON Welcoming a baby son were Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Laster of 856 North Pine street. He arrived at Fullerton hospital last Thursday. BACK TO THE CAMPUS FOOTBALL SHOES Tennis Rackets Gym Suits Basketball Shoes Bicycles and Accessories L. N. Wisser Gym Suits Basketball Shoes Bicycles and Accessories L. N. Wisser Complete Line of Sporting Goods 169 W. Center Phone 3417 GIRLS ARE ... Oh..So Stylewise! When it comes to STYLE and COLOR. School girls will thrill to new heights on seeing this new selection of the latest color schemes and styles never before presented in Anaheim. LOVELIES • STYLES • COLORS GIRLS SEE FOR YOURSELVES SEE THEM TODAY! FULL COVERAGE OF THE FOOTBALL GAMES You'll love the full coverage and warmth in the new plaid swing-back HOOD COAT. 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