anaheim-gazette 1947-12-25

SOCIAL AND CLUB ACTIVITIES GRACE THOMPSON PHONE 2208 WEDDING RITES SUNDAY UNITE VIRGINIA NAVARRO-ALFRED MORALES Miss Virginia Navarro, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Navarro of 317 South Bush street, was united in marriage to Alfred Morales, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morales of 415 South Olive street, last Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in beautiful rites at St. Boniface Catholic church, before more than two hundred guests and relatives. An altar banked with baskets of white flowers interspersed with potted palms and lighted cathedral candelabra was the setting for the nuptial rites. At either side of the couple was placed very large baskets of white flowers. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in heavy white satin with fitted bodice and full skirt. The fingertip length veil was held in place by a beaded crown and she carried a white prayer book topped with an orchid. To speed her on her road of life, she wore, for the sentimental accents, the traditional blue gartier and carried an heirloom handkerchief, her wedding ensemble sufficing for the new item and for the borrowed sentiment she wore borrowed shoes in which she had hidden a penny for good luck. Matron of honor was Mrs. R. Morales who wore a light blue-toned gown and carried a corsage of red roses. Bridesmaids were Elvera Navarro, sister of the bride, and Gloria Contreras, who were gowned in identical dresses, pink taffeta with the off-shoulder neckline which was finished with net trim, and fitted bodice with full skirt. Their corsages were orchid sweetpeas. Little Miss Jeanette Lehr was flower girl and wore a light blue floor length formal similar to the gown worn by the matron of honor. Serving the bridegroom as best man was Leonard Torres and Robert Morales and Richard Morales were ushers. Mrs. A. F. Faust was at the console of the organ and played the processional and recessional. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception honoring the young couple was held in the parish hall which had a profusion of potted palms around the walls of the room forming a background for the beautifully appointed bride's table. A tiered cake was accented with tapers on a gleaming white decorated with dainty pink white satin ribbon bow streamers of flowers around the cake. The young cut and shared the first cake after which one of these served. Assisting with reception were Mrs. Evie Mrs. Contreres and Mr. Morales. Presiding over the book was Mrs. Jerry Punch was served with the mothers of the bridegroom wore suits trim pink for the occasion. Later in the afternoon the couple left for a week's moon trip to Crestline after they will return to this make their home. The new Mrs. Morales graduate of Marywood high school with the class and her husband graduate Anaheim Union high school 1946 and both are students. Newlyweds To Live in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Avello, Jr., whose wedding celebrated recently in Florida will make Anaheim their residing at 8871 Euclid ave. The bride, a descendant Jose Antonio Yorba, who is California from Spain, quite prominently as O'county's first rancher. He member of Portola's exp party in 1769 and remains make his home in this country receiving the first land grazing his native Spain. His son nardo Yorba, also was present in ranching circles during Mrs. Cavanello, Jr., granddaughter of the laurel dencio Yorba and of Ms. stancia Yorba, both prominent California history. She Christmas GREETINGS BIGLER PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 201 West Center Street Anaheim 2420 Anaheim, California Merry Christmas A Happy New Year and To Our Friends F. A. OVERHOLSER REALTOR 1110-B Diamond St. Anaheim IT WOULDN'T BE CHRISTMAS IT WOULDN'T BE CHRISTMAS WITHOUT Friends... It is appropriate in the observance of the Christmas season to acknowledge the friendships which we have enjoyed in the past. It just wouldn't seem like Christmas unless we express again our thanks and wish you the Merriest Christmas of them all. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Center and Lemon Sts., Anaheim, Calif. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Bride's table. A tiered wedding cake was accented with lighted pipers on a gleaming white cloth decorated with daffy pink and white satin ribbon bows andreamers of flowers arranged around the cake. The young people at and shared the first piece of cake after which one of the hostesses served. Assisting with the reception were Mrs. Eva Bain, Mrs. Contreras and Mrs. Alta Morales. Presiding over the guest book was Mrs. Jerry Hedden, much was served with the cake. The mothers of the bride and bridegroom wore suits trimmed in ink for the occasion. Later in the afternoon the young couple left for a week's honey-oon trip to Crestline after which they will return to this city to take their home. The new Mrs. Morales is a graduate of Marywood Central high school with the class of 1947 and her husband graduated from Anaheim Union high school in 1946 and both are students. Newlyweds To Live in Anaheim Mr. and Mrs. Dudley A. Canalello, Jr., whose wedding was celebrated recently in Fullerton, will make Anaheim their home, residing at 8071 Euclid avenue. The bride, a descendant of Don Jose Antonio Yorba, who came to California from Spain, figured quite prominently as Orange county's first rancher. He was a member of Portoki's exploration party in 1769 and remained to take his home in this county, receiving the first land grant from his native Spain. His son, Bernardo Yorba, also was prominent in ranching circles during his era. Mrs. Cavanello, Jr., is the granddaughter of the late Prencio Yorba and of Mrs. Conancia Yorba, both prominent in California history. She is the presbyterian choirs present Christmas Story Remarkable achievement of the musical organization of the First Presbyterian church was demonstrated by the combined four choirs Sunday evening when they presented a special service in the church under the direction of Arnold O. Lewerenz, minister of music. The appealing story of the birth of Jesus according to the Book of St. Luke was told in song, and the program was divided into three distinct parts, the prophecy, the fulfillment, and the adoration. Highlights of the concert were excerpts from Handel's oratorio, "The Messiah," and soloists were Mrs. David Collins, soprano, Mrs. Arnold Lewerenz, contralto, Robert Larden, harpone, and Arnold Lewerenz tenor. Other solos were presented by members of the Chancel choir, Loretta Franzen, Bernice Nelson, Betty Wilmer and Chad Hollek. Other choirs taking part were the Tuxis choir, the High School choral, and the Junior High choir. Music Students Enjoy 28th Annual Christmas Party The Christmas season theme being the most predominant part of the 28th annual Christmas party for members of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, young guests were very pleasantly entertained last Saturday evening from 7:30 until 10 o'clock when Mr. and Mrs. F. Siegel entertained their students and parents. Red streamers across the ceiling with silver bells gave the thought of ringing chimes on the Christmas day. Poinsettias were used for additional color. In one of the other rooms, Mrs. Siegel had prepared a scene of the Nativity using a life size doll she had made several years ago, to mas carol was played by Mary Lewis. Sally Tayler presented her part on the program by playing "The Altrane Hut" followed by "Indian Dance by the Firelight" as played by Dolores Pool. The ever beautiful "O Little Town of Bethlehem" was interpreted by Betty Dienerger and as a treat to the guests, Phillip Taylor, a violin pupil of Mr. Lenski, played "Humoreske," accompanied on the piano by his mother, Mrs. Clarence Taylor. The concluding part of the program was another piano solo by Arch Stoddart playing "We Three Kings of Orient." Each young artist displayed much hard work and fine technique and their teacher and parents were very proud of their presentations. The balance of the evening was given to hilarity. Later as "Jingle Bells" was being played there came a knock at the door. When Mrs. Siegel answered, the grand old man of the season, Santa Claus, entered and spent sometime greeting each child talking with them. Later gifts were presented and each child was given a bag of candy. Assisting Mrs. Siegel were her two granddaughters, Rutheller and Edith Taylor of Westwood, who stayed over until Sunday. Refreshments of ice concord punch and cookies were served before another enjoyable gathering bid each other goodbye until another Christmas season rolls around. Elks Hosts To 600 At Annual Yuletide Party The Elks club played host Saturday afternoon to 450 children who were accompanied by 150 adults to the annual Christmas party in the beautifully decorated clubhouse. Children were met at the door by a gaily painted clown who amused them until the arrival. Merry Christmas For Veterans In Hospitals The merriest Christmas including a full schedule day programs, Christ parties, special shows, tainment, national casts, individual gifts erous veteran and civic tions, and old-fashioned dinner menus, is slate pitifulized veterans in Veterans Administrati in the Los Angeles area. This will be the biggest Christmas complete for trees for each ward in of the three institutions to the three managers Bringham, Veteran Center; Dr. E. V. Edwingerham Hospital, Van Dr. Paul C. Bruce, San Hospital. Plans for activities which were ineral months ago by vice Departments in th pitals, in cooperation service organizations,cial emphasis on bring cheer to individual be Veteran patients have preparing for their o mas. Occupational therapy knitting and needlework the women's sections crowded with ambulance busy making gifts for and friends. Bed pat their lockers filled will have made under sur doctors and nurses. S.A.COLLEGE WO PROVIDE XMAS FOR Women students of Junior college will pro mas baskets for so Orange county family their efforts in colli stuff and small chang Conquest Class Enjoy Gift Exchange, Party A beautiful Christmas tree with the decorations in the Christmas motif used throughout the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siems on Danson Road, added a touch of the holiday merriment recently when they were hosts to about twenty-two members of the Conquest class of the Calvary Baptist church. Co-hosts were Mr. and Mrs. Harold L. Burns and their son, Harold Jr. Piled high around the Christmas tree were gifts brought by members and which were later exchanged. A very attractive arrangement was the mantle decoration using as the theme the Yule log with lighted red tapers and holiday greenery. The evening was spent singing Christmas carols, quizz games in sleeping with the season and the highlight as enjoyed by youngsters and oldsters alike, the gift exchange. During a short business session of the class, election of officers for 1948 were named with Earl Arnshosen as president; Claud Roddam, the vice president; Elsaor Willis, secretary; E.R. Morford, treasurer; Signa Hatfield, social chairman; Rev. and Mrs. Torrester, spiritual advisors, and Willis C. Jolly was named as the teacher for the class. Delightful refreshments were served at the close of the enjoyable evening. Anaheim Gazette since 1870. Elks Hosts To 600 At Annual Yuletide Party The Elks club played host Saturday afternoon to 450 children who were accompanied by 150 adults to the annual Christmas party in the beautifully decorated clubhouse. Children were met at the door by a gaily painted clown who amused them until the arrival of Santa, via the roof. A special vaudeville show, complete with puppeteers, animal act and magic tricks was climaxed by an unusual Punch and Judy show. Much excitement was caused by the surprise appearances of Santa on stage and at various spots around the auditorium during the program. Gifts and treats were given out as a finale. The afternoon was planned by Leading Knight Del Wilkinson and a committee of lodge members. Claimants Draw $54,675 For Disability Pay Western News Service Unemployment disability insurance claimants drew $54,675 from the Long Beach office of the California Department of Employment for the week ending December 5, the department announced today. The office covers Orange county. The funds were paid to 1,475 claimants who certified to 2,924 weeks of disability. For the state as a whole, the department paid out $362,659 to 9,688 claimants, who certified to 191,039 weeks of disability. Kern county has 760 miles of state highways, 2,455 miles of county maintained roads, and 2,000 miles of local roadways. The Merriest MERRY CHRISTMAS You Ever Had!! No doubt you always enjoy a swell Christmas but this year we're hoping you will experience the merriest of them all. May it be a season of genuine happiness and contentment. Alpha Beta Food Markets and their Employees Merry Christmas For Veterans In Hospitals The merriest Christmas ever, including a full schedule of holiday programs, Christmas tree parties, special shows and entertainment, national radio broadcasts, individual gifts from numerous veteran and civic organizations, and old-fashioned turkey dinner menus, is slated for hospitalized veterans in the three Veterans Administration hospitals in the Los Angeles area. This will be the biggest and best Christmas, complete from outside yule decorations to individual trees for each ward, in the history of the three institutions, according to the three managers: Robert A. Bringham, Veteran Center, Sawtelle; Dr. E. V. Edwards, Birmingham Hospital, Van Nuys; and Dr. Paul C. Bruce, San Fernando Hospital. Plans for Christmas activities, which were initiated several months ago by Special Service Departments in the three hospitals, in cooperation with local service organizations, place special emphasis on bringing holiday cheer to individual bed patients. Veteran patients have long been preparing for their own Christmas. Occupational therapy shops, knitting and needlework rooms in the women's sections have been crowded with ambulatory patients busy making gifts for relatives and friends. Bed patients have their lockers filled with gifts they have made under supervision of doctors and nurses. S. A. COLLEGE WOMEN PROVIDE XMAS FOR NEEDY Women students of Santa Ana Junior college will provide Christmas baskets for seven needy Orange county families through their efforts in collecting food stuff and small change to use in S. A. COLLEGE WOMEN PROVIDE XMAS FOR NEEDY Women students of Santa Ana Junior college will provide Christmas baskets for seven needy Orange county families through their efforts in collecting food stuff and small change to use in purchasing needed items. The campaign is under the direction of Bonnie Eggert. Also included in the gift is a toy for each child, all contributions made to the women on the campus. ANNOUNCE DAUGHTER Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clements of 4891 East Lincoln Ave., Cypress, announce the birth of a baby daughter, born Wednesday, Dec. 17, at Anaheim Community hospital. Advertise in the Anaheim Gazette and then stand by for action! PAINTS Climatized for Sea and Sun Don't delay any longer. Protect the value...the appearance of your home inside and out. A PAINT FOR EVERY NEED PAINTERS' SUPPLIES LUND & SONS 1122 LINCOLN AVE. ANAHEIM PHONES 3312 — 5187 Gazette Want Ads Bring Results Merry Christmas Every member of this organization joins in extending you heartiest Christmas greetings. May you meet the Yuletide with thoughts of happiness and may we all continue to have faith in our fellowman. And from this complete under- Every member of this organization joins in extending you heartiest Christmas greetings. May you meet the Yuletide with thoughts of happiness and may we all continue to have faith in our fellowman. And from this complete understanding of those about us may we gain confidence and courage with which to meet the problems of the New Year. The things you have wished for, and which are deservedly yours, may they come to you in abundance.