anaheim-gazette 1948-08-12

We "SCOOPED" the great Furniture Markets for These Values! IN ORDER TO OFFER THEM DURING OUR GREAT OPENING CELEBRATION Garey's new Appliance Department will be opened to the public Saturday, Auguust 14th at 9:30 a.m. This beautiful new store will feature one of the largest displays of home appliances, radios and chrome sets in Orange County. There will be special demonstrations, free souvenirs and lots of fun for everybody. PLUS many extra values prepared especially for this event. Don't fail to be here Saturday! Chrome Chairs Here are heavy chrome chairs in your choice of blue, red or ivory leatherette covers. Limit four chairs to a customer ..... Reg. 7.95 $5.95 SATURDAY ONLY! Chrome Chairs Here are heavy chrome chairs in your choice of blue, red or ivory leatherette covers. Limit four chairs to a customer ..... SATURDAY ONLY! Cosco Step Stool $8.45 The most famous step stool in the country. All steel with heavy enamel finish Choice of red, black, blue, green or yellow. Steel Utility Table $7.95 A handy table of many uses. 3 steel shelves. All white enamel with white, black or red legs. Easy rolling castors. These are the most attractive electric kitchen clocks you've ever seen. All have Sessions movements and are fully guaranteed. These are the most attractive electric kitchen clocks you've ever seen. All have Sessions movements and are fully guaranteed. Only two of the six styles are shown here. Others not illustrated are The Windmill, Tulip Planter and Floral Mantel. CHOICE! Ceramic Electric Clocks $7.50 Each Open Saturday 'Til 9 p.m. Garey's 504 West Center St.. (Next to Alpha Beta Mkt.) Anaheim QUALITY FURNITURE "THE LOCAL STORE THAT SAVES YOU MORE" To Co-Star at Holiday Stage Marshall Thompson, popular young actor, will team with Oliver Cliff in the forthcoming production of "The Hasty Heart" at Holiday Stage beginning Monday at 8 p.m. following this week's run of "I Remember Mama" at Tustin high school auditorium. "The Hasty Heart" is the tale of a Scotsman whose few weeks spent among total strangers in the convalescent ward of a hospital teach him the meaning of friendship and brotherhood. Supporting cast members for the humorous yet profound drama will include Morris Buchanan, young stage actor of Los Angeles; Bobker Ben Ali, comedian with the Pasadena Playhouse; Miss Doni Hurd of Pasadena Playhouse, and William Pullen, James Connell, Glen Wells and Don Antaky, all of Holiday Stage's resident company. Co-producers of the company are Norman Mennes and Harold Turney. Melvin Gledhill, New Mexico Girl Wed Here In informal rites, Melvin Columbo Gledhill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gledhill, Sr., 411 North Emily street, and Betty Sue Ramsey, 420 Parker road, Las Cruces, New Mexico, were wed in the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse Saturday night at 8 o'clock with Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, former pastor of the Zion Lutheran church of this city, officiating. The couple repeated their marriage vows before a specially designed altar arranged with asters, heather and gladioli against a background of lighted pastel pink tapers and potted palms. The bride wore a grey chiffon dress fashioned with a shirtmaker top, long full sleeves with tight cuffs and full double skirt. Color contrast was found in her soft orchid-toned horsehair hat trimmed with violet streamers and her soft purple and grey sandals. Given in marriage by J. Roderick Brastad, a close friend of the bridegroom's family, the bride carried a bouquet of orchids rounded by delphinium. Maid of honor was Mrs. K. Lippincott of San Francisco. chose a dress of powder frosted organdy designed with bouffant skirt and fitted boofthe neckline. Blue delphinium and pink rose buds were dined in her bouquet. Serving as best man was Gledhill, Jr. Ushers were Pat Kavanaugh and Thomas Cleary. A cousin of the bridegroom, lie Mae Zavallas, accordia played pre-nuptial selections interpreted the traditional wedding music. Immediately following the ceremony, the reception was held at the North Emily street home of the Gledhill family. Mrs. C. Hill, the bridegroom's mother chose a chic black dress accessorized with gold clips and earrings in a gardenia corsage for the occasion. The bride's parents were able to attend the ceremony. More than 150 guests and witnesses witnessed the nuptial event. 9:30 A.M. FOLLOW THE CROWD FR Saturday Only ALL STEEL PICK-UP LIP There's no catch to this offer—nothing to buy! Just stop in and pick up your brand new dust pan for the dirt, lint, and hairs from rugs and bare floors... does all your dusting... brightens walls and upholstery There's no catch to this offer—nothing to buy! Just stop in and pick up your brand new dust pan for the asking! When you come in, all we ask you to do is look at an entirely new kind of vacuum cleaner—the Lewyt! 30-seconds is all it takes! But you have to actually SEE it for yourself. That's why we're making this offer! YOU'LL SEE how neatly a Lewyt empties (NO MESSY DUST BAG!). YOU'LL HEAR how quietly it cleans! YOU'LL WATCH how it grabs dirt, lint, and hairs from rugs and bare floors... does all your dusting... brightens walls and upholstery... waxes floors, sprays paint... even de-moths closets! See how it cleans everywhere without pushing-and-pulling, without stooping-and-straining! And you'll see what a breeze this year's Spring Cleaning could be, too! Get your free Dust Pan this Saturday—and see the Lewyt! It'll be an exciting 30 seconds—and a brief respite from your shopping! SATURDAY ONLY! Pick up your Free Dust Pan at: Garey's QUALITY FURNITURE 504 W. Center St. (Next to Alpha Beta Market) Phone 5787 groom's family, the bride and a bouquet of orchids surlied by delphinium. Mid of honor was Mrs. K. J. Bancott of San Francisco. She wore a dress of powder blue and organdy designed with a mantle skirt and fitted bodice high neckline. Blue delphinium and pink rose buds were coming in her bouquet. Loving as best man was Jack Hill, Jr. Ushers were Patrick Straugh and Thomas Cleary. Cousin of the bridegroom, Nel-Mae Zavallas, accordianist, and pre-nuptial selections and secreted the traditional wed-dance music. Mediately following the ceremony, the reception was held in North Emily street home of Gledhill family. Mrs. Gledhill the bridegroom's mother, is a chic black dress accented with gold clips and earrings and drenia corsage for the occa- The bride's parents were unto attend the ceremony. More than 150 guests and relawitnessed the nuptial rites and attended the reception. Assisting with the reception hostess duties were Mrs. James Perkins, Jr., and Mrs. William Hall, an aunt of the bridegroom. Another of his aunts, Mrs. Lily Luffborough, served the cake, and Mrs. Harry Miner, his sister, was in charge of the guest book. Following a honeymoon at a beach resort, the couple will return to Las Cruces where they will live. The new Mrs. Gledhill attended New Mexico State college. In December of last year she returned from Korea where she had spent 14 months as a civilian reception director in the employe of the War department. Her bridegroom, an alumni of Anaheim Union high school, now is a chief petty officer in the United States Navy. Currently he is stationed at White Sands Proving Grounds, New Mexico. After enlisting in the Navy in June 1942, he was stationed at Los Alamitos for two years. He saw overseas action, mainly in the Philippines, for three years. Frances Plou Leaving Soon For Switzerland Planning to attend college in Switzerland is Miss Frances Mary Plou, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plou, West Lincoln road, Anaheim. She will leave here August 29 for New York and embark for Europe on September 13. The Anaheim girl will spend her Junior year of college at De Fuguere, Dominican order, Catholic convent, in Fribourg, Switzerland, located near the French border. She will continue her studies as a major in languages. PLAN TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Hal Jerome Corcoran and Barbara Ruth Estep, both of Garden Grove, early this week at the country court house in Santa Ana. Saturday Only a good, fine-quality, old-fashioned UST PAN! The NEW Lewyt rhymes with 'do it' VACUUM CLEANER As seen in LIFE, SATURDAY EVENING POST, GOOD HOUSEKEEPING, LADIES' HOME JOURNAL. Costs no more than old-style vacuum cleaners. Low price includes all 7 attachments. Easy payments arranged. See it any day this week—and get your free Dust Pan! Only $125 A WEEK small down payment The Lewyt Factory Demonstrator Will Be Here Saturday!