anaheim-gazette 1947-10-09

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) AUHS Alumni At Pomona College Six alumni of Anaheim Union high school registered at Pomona college this fall, it was disclosed this week. With a total of 1125 students on campus, the college boasts the largest enrollment in its history. Student body members from this city include Miss Mary A. Burden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burden, 125 North Ohio street; James A. Collings, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Collings, 746 North Claudina street; Melvin L. Burdick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl K. Burdick, Route 4, Box 296; Robert A. Munz and Frederick Munz, sons of Dr. and Mrs. Philip A. Munz, Route 3, Box 327-B, and Roy G. Helsing, son of Mrs. Louise Helsing, 706 North Zeyn street. Mrs. Shaw Begins New Creative Writing Series Yesterday (Wednesday) a new series of creative writing classes were launched in Fullerton by Mrs. Helen Shaw, of Altadena, dynamic writer and instructor. Both morning and evening classes are being featured in the guild hall of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, 226 West Amerlge street, that city.. She began the first course in this vicinity last fall and has instructed classes in Hollywood, Pasadena and Altadena. A five week refresher course is being held from 9 to 10 o'clock lar writing class. The evening refresher course of five weeks, which began yesterday, also, is from 7 to 8 o'clock preceding the regular course from 8 to 10 o'clock. Mrs. Shaw, the retiring president of the Southern California Women's Press club, now in its fifty-fourth year, is well known in writing and advertising circles. She is currently a board member of the Altadena Community theater and a past president of that highly talented amateur group which includes several original plays on its annual stage program. The play voted best by a board of notables receives the Frederick Ward prize. Anyone interested in attending the next morning or evening class session on Wednesday is welcome. Those wishing to continue with the course which combines "shop talk" concerning new trends and buying markets and a discussion of different writing techniques, may make arrangements at the first or second session with Mrs. Shaw. Wanda Burdick To Play Lead In FJC Fall Play Miss Wanda Lee Burdick of Anaheim is cast in the leading feminine role of "The Barrets of Wimpole Street," five-act comedy to be staged by the student body of Fullerton Junior college, November 13 and 14 in the Fullerton high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Marthella Ran-the hit play, by Rudolph B. Miss Burdick will be starring the role of Elizabeth Barrett experienced speaker, the author Anaheim, won national awards in an American Legion-sored oratorical contest last week. As casting was completed those chosen from this vicinity addition to Miss Burdick, in Wanda Rinehard of Anaheim interpret "Wilson," Wesley Mers of Placentia to play the role of "Captain Surtees Cook"; lory Hansen of Placentia, to "Dr. Ford Waterlow" and J. Reese of La Habra and The Willis of Placentia. AUHS Class Of 1925 Attends Reunion Sunday Alumni of Anaheim Union school, class of 1925, gather the city park last Sunday noon to enjoy a pot-luck feast, to hear the world series ball results and to reminisce among the group of 34 attendants the fourth annual affair. Two instructors among crowd of friends and relatives were Miss Bella J. Walker Mrs. Myrtle H. Owens Mrs. wig Gruenemay Loard, this y president, presided and appo Allen Goddard of Santa Anita make arrangements for the cial 1950 reunion which will be the twenty-fifth anniversary the class. Next year the event will be on the last Sunday in September it was announced. Officers elected for 1950 officer Niles W. Fiscus, presides Mrs. Florence Trapp Winters retary-treasurer, and Allen dard, 1950 reunion chairman. The second annual alumni guest will be held here New York City series of creative writing classes were launched in Fullerton by Mrs. Helen Shaw, of Altadena, dynamic writer and instructor. Both morning and evening classes are being featured in the guild hall of St. Andrew's Episcopal church, 226 West Amerlge street, that city. She began the first course in this vicinity last fall and has instructed classes in Hollywood, Pasadena and Altadena. A five week refresher course is being held from 9 to 10 o'clock in the morning, followed immediately by the 10 to 12 o'clock regu- Wanda Burdick To Play Lead In FJC Fall Play Miss Wanda Lee Burdick of Anaheim is cast in the leading feminine role of "The Barrets of Wimpole Street," five-act comedy to be staged by the student body of Fullerton Junior college, November 13 and 14 in the Fullerton high school auditorium under the direction of Mrs. Marthella Randall, drama instructor. In the jaysee presentation of Fire Prevention Week October 5th to 11th H. H. STABBERT INSURANCE AGENCY Bank of America Bldg. Anaheim 4315 THE CHILDREN'S SHOP Mickey Boy THE CHILDREN'S SHOP Mickey Boy PANTS Blue, Brown, Red, Navy, Tan, cotton gabardines. $2.25 Mickey Boy CORDS Sturdy cords in Red, Brown, Navy & Green $3.25 WASH SHIRTS Plains, Checks and Plaids $1.59 to $2.95 POLO SHIRTS Both long and short sleevees. Plain colors and clean stripes. $1.00 to $1.39 SWEATERS Full-over, Buttoned and Zipper. Fine 100% wool. Priced from $1.95 to $3.25 The Children's Shop 721 N. Los Angeles Street Phone 4271 ANAHEIM GAZETTE National City Couple Plight Troth in Church Ceremony Radiant in white satin and marquisette, Miss Jean Richardson, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R. D. Richardson of National City, became the bride of Leslie O. Tigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Tigh, also of National City, in formal rites solemnized Wednesday, October 1, at 8 o'clock in the evening in the sanctuary of Lincoln Acres Community church, Lincoln Acres, Calif., with the bride's father reading the double-ring ceremony before more than 250 close friends and relatives. The bride is a cousin of Mrs. Earl Nellesen (nee Joyce Kopfer) of this city. The couple plighted their troth before an altar arranged with two large baskets of gladioli and dahlias flanked by lighted cathedral candles against a background of similax and fern which also decorated the church's windows. Lighted tapers marked the bridal party's path down the aisle. Enhancing the bride's loveliness was her gown fashioned with a white satin bodice designed with long sleeves and fitted bodice and contrasting with a full skirt of white marquisete ending in a long train. A long veil of marquisette cascaded over her gown. Her only adornment was a double strand of pearls, a gift from the bridegroom. Traditional sentiment was found in a dainty handkerchief of her grandmother which she carried. Given in marriage by her grandfather, E. G. Kopfer of Encinitas, the bride carried a bouquet with a gardenia center surrounded by white shattered carnations and stephanotis. Matron of honor was Mrs. Mary Brown. Her gown was designed with a pink lace bodice and full skirt of matching net. She carried a bouquet of white Esther Reids and delphinium. bridegroom, Mrs. Tigh, was attired in a gray ensemble accented with black accessories and a corsage of apricot gladioli. In an atmosphere of pink and white blossoms, the reception was held in the church parlor. Mrs. Velma Yenawine, sister of the bridegroom, presided for the hostess duties and was assisted by women of the church. Mrs. Earl Nellesen, of Anaheim, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Kopfer, of Fullerton, was in charge of the guest book, registering 150 guests. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their three-tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom standing under a wedding bell, the young couple left for a short honeymoon of undisclosed destination. For traveling the bride chose a gray and wine ensemble worn with black accessories and the gardenia corsage from her wedding bouquet. Rev. and Mrs. Richardson are former residents of Anaheim. The bride attended Katella elementary school and is a graduate of Sweetwater Union high school. Her bridegroom is an electrician. During the recent war he served with the Canadian navy. Upon their return, the newlyweds will reside in National City. District Head At Lois Rebekah Lodge Meeting Special guest attending the regular meeting of the Lois Rebekah lodge last Friday evening in the IOOF hall was Mrs. Charlotte Taylor of Santa Ana, district deputy president of District 50, to which the Anaheim group belongs. After Mrs. Taylor was escorted sided during the short session. The bi-annual district of Torosa lodge in South which was held yesterday evening was at The event was primarily of instruction. The Past Noble Grand will be tonight (Thursday 6:30 o'clock in the home Alstrom, 534 South India it was stated. Delectable refreshments served during the conclivial hour by Dorothy Hebara and Maggie Mead Adele Nesmith. Ivy decorated tables. La Habra Couple Tell Engagement The engagement of M Alice Peabody, daughter and Mrs. Harold Peabow East Florence street, L and Walter R. Hodson, s and Mrs. Ross N. Hodson Habra, was revealed last both the bride-elect fiance are graduates of schools, Fullerton University school and Junior college Peabody is attending White lege. The bridegroom-elect senior in the University fornia at Berkeley. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY PLEASE TURN TO PAGE Disabled Work Payments Upper Legislative changes benefits last month under formia Disability Insurance gram now in its eleventh operation under the Department of Employment L. Hetzel, manager of Beach district office, staff sick benefits in the amount $23,914.80 were paid out September to disabled w District Head At Lois Rebekah Lodge Meeting Special guest attending the regular meeting of the Lois Rebekah lodge last Friday evening in the IOOF hall was Mrs. Charlotte Taylor of Santa Ana, district deputy president of District 50, to which the Anaheim group belongs. After Mrs. Taylor was escorted to a seat of honor on the platform, Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, noble grand of the Lois Rebekah's pre- KEEP IT FI with HA NATIONAL Letter Writing WEEK Oct. 12--18 WRITE THAT LET Sheer, beautiful dainties in white, flesh, and black • SLIPS • BRA • PANTIES Vella Ann Shop 105 W. Center Street Anaheim 3361 WRITE THAT LETTER YOU need not write in every good inter-ingredients that dispel How about writing le school chums; person hearts that you can f empty mail box you THAT LETTER TODAY UNDER UNITED STATES POST sided during the short business session. The bi-annual district meeting of Torosa lodge in Santa Ana which was held yesterday (Wednesday) evening was announced. The event was primarily a school of instruction. The Past Noble Grand meeting will be tonight (Thursday) at 6:30 o'clock in the home of Grace Alstrom, 534 South Indiana street, it was stated. Delectable refreshments were served during the concluding social hour by Dorothy Heinze, Barbara and Maggie Meyers and Adele Nesmith. Ivy decorated the tables. La Habra Couple Tell Engagement The engagement of Miss Ruth Alice Peabody, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Peabody of 308 East Florence street, La Habra, and Walter R. Hodson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross N. Hodson of La Habra, was revealed last week. Both the bride-elect and her fiance are graduates of La Habra schools, Fullerton Union high school and Junior college. Miss Peabody is attending Whittier college. The bridegroom-elect is a senior in the University of California at Berkeley. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 5 FOR Disabled Worker Payments Upped Legislative changes increased benefits last month under the California Disability Insurance program now in its eleventh month of operation under the California Department of Employment. Victor L. Hetzel, manager of the Long Beach district office, states that sick benefits in the amount of $23,914.80 were paid out during September to disabled workers in JAMES FRIIS HOLDS HONOR SOCIETY OFFICE James Friis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Friis of this city, was elected one of the temporary officers of the Alpha Gamma Sigma, Fullerton Junior college honor society. He will serve as secretary of the group during the first jaysee semester. The group met recently with Miss Lena Reynolds, advisor. LICENSE TO WED Applying for a marriage license were James Ross Walker, Jr., and Velma Louise Koonz both of Anaheim at the county court house in Santa Ana last Saturday. NOW OPEN! LEO'S CAMERA MART Color Film? 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