anaheim-gazette 1948-08-19

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) traits in Music" is sponsored by the Reynolds Movie Portrait studio, Fullerton. Miss Browne has appeared professionally in song and dance routines and was in several Bud Wagner productions. The daughter of Mrs. Alberta Brown, 1011 East Broadway, the local entertainer was starred in major supporting roles with the Los Angeles Clvie Grand Opera company directed by Mimi Campanella. She appeared here in "La Traviata" and "The Barber of Seville." Strawhatter's to Present 'Claudia' Tom Drake and Selena Royle of the MGM studios and Geraldine Brooks of Warner Brothers will join Holiday Stagers Oliver Cliff and Mary Finney in the Tustin strawhatter's next-to-last show of their second season in "Claudia," penned by the popular writer, Rose Franken. The domestic comedy, first in story and later in play form, has run up a record of packed houses since its Broadway premier. Gerald Mayer will guest-direct the production releasing E. Alyn Warren, Holiday Stage director, for early rehearsals of the musical play to close the professional stock company's season. Drake, who recently appeared with Selena Royle in "Cass Timberlane," will be the husband in the coming play. Miss Royle will enact the maternal role with Miss Brooks in the title role. Barbecue Honors Tickets to Friday's program may be obtained by calling Mrs. Pickel or at the box office. Credit Women Hold Summer Meeting Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Minnie B. Warton at her home at 416 North Emily street, last Tuesday evening, members of the Northern Orange County Women's Barbecue Honors Local 20-30 Anns Barbecued steaks highlighted a dinner party honoring the 20-30 Anns of Anaheim, given recently by the 20-30 Anns of Downey, at the home of Roberta Nichols, 7856 Kingby, Downey. The dinner was served al fresco. Games were played and prizes awarded followed by a late buffet which included a variety of homemade pies and coffee. Guests attending the affair from Anaheim included Mrs. Ralph Spencer, president; Mrs. Betty Bruce, treasurer; Mrs. Tony Anton, secretary, and Mesdames Roy Dargatz, Frances Stiner, Gordon Ferguson and Leon Fish. Flower Mission Program Friday In a well contrasted program, Miss Ruth Phelps, dramatist, and Miss Marion Pickel, pianist, will be featured on the Flower Mission's program tomorrow night (Friday) at 8 o'clock in the Anaheim Ebell club house. All proceeds from the benefit program being sponsored by the organization of the First Presbyterian church will go to swell the church's building fund, it was announced by Mrs. Marion Pickel, president of the Mission. The program will include "Kreisleriana" by Schumann; dramatic interpretation, "A Proposal" to be followed by "Prelude and Toccata in E Minor" by Jacobi; "La Danse d'Alof" by Pick-Mangia-Galli and the dramatic selection, "The Letter." Miss Phelps appeared in the Pilgrimage play which closed last Sunday in Pilgrimage bowl, Los Angeles. She will teach drama in Tustin high school this fall and was drama and organ instructor in Anaheim Union high school for the past two years. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, class of 1943, Miss Pickel received her bachelor of music degree in 1947 and her master of music degree this year at Tickets to Friday's program may be obtained by calling Mrs. Pickel or at the box office. Credit Women Hold Summer Meeting Enjoying the hospitality of Mrs. Minnie B. Warton at her home at 416 North Emily street, last Tuesday evening, members of the Northern Orange County Women's club met for a mid-summer get-together. The aroma of frying hamburgers on the out-door grill, with heaping bowls of delicious salads along with all the other things to add to the appetizing array of food, was enjoyed by those assembled. A short business session was held with the announcement of a board meeting in the very near future. Plans are progressing for the work of the coming year, according to Miss Mamie Lane, president, Mrs. Dorothy Pendleton of Fullerton, was named the new treasurer, replacing Mrs. Marguerite Harris of this city, who sent in her resignation from the office. Enjoying the beauty of the patio, the group disbanded at a late hour. WRC to Greet District Head Plans for welcoming the department president of the Women's Relief Corps were launched by local members during the regular meeting at the IOOF hall Tuesday afternoon, with Mrs. Daisy Bovee, president, presiding. September 7 has been set for the next meeting when the group will honor the visiting officer with luncheon at the Chung King restaurant to be followed by the regular meeting at the IOOF hall at 1 o'clock. More than 30 members were present at Tuesday's meeting. Collected during the month was 250 pounds of salvage paper, eight pounds of salvage fat, $32 for child welfare, and $66 for relief. A two year subscription to a magazine was given, 70 cards sent to sick, five calls made and four bouquets and four funeral sprays sent. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Cleon L. Butz and Nancy Patricia Martin, both of Yorba Linda, this week at the county court. Miss Phelps appeared in the Pilgrimage play which closed last Sunday in Pilgrimage bowl, Los Angeles. She will teach drama in Tustin high school this fall and was drama and organ instructor in Anaheim Union high school for the past two years. A graduate of Anaheim Union high school, class of 1943, Miss Pickel received her bachelor of music degree in 1947 and her master of music degree this year at the University of Redlands. LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was obtained by Cleon L. Butz and Nancy Patricia Martin, both of Yorba Linda, this week at the county court house in Santa Ana. SCHOOL LUNCH BOX GOODIES MOTHER, ATTENTION! For good wholesome sweet tooth fillers for those back to school lunches, see us. We have a fine assortment. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL ASSORTED FRESH FROZEN FRUIT PIES . 48¢ DOUGHNUTS - COOKIES - ROLLS AMPLE PARKING — FREE KLAPPER'S HOME BAKERY Established 1924 1106 Lincoln Ave. Phone 3110 Anaheim, Calif. and tireless 13-year-old Arthur Duggan was received by GovFriday evening when the plucky, freckled faced youngster once that his Southland Boy’s Town had received from members nate. Pictured above from the left, Aubrey Wardman, general in, Arthur Duggan, George Kling, theater man and Sam L. ColAssembly and vice-chairman of the Boy’s drive. Duggan holds allied to southland leaders this week by various service clubs and Boys Home in La Verne, near Pomona. Carlotta Yorba-Fred Handsfield Wed in Double-Ring Ceremony Gowned in ivory satin, Miss Carlotta Camilla Yorba, daughter Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Yorba, 20911 Esperanza road, Santa Ana yon, became the bride of Frederick Wilson Sandsfield, son of Mr. Mrs. A. K. Handsfield, 238 East Chapman avenue, Fullerton, Satay morning at 10 o’clock in the sanctuary of St. Mary’s Catholic arch, Fullerton, with the Rev. Father Michael Carlos, priest of that arch, reciting the nuptial Mass and carried a basket of yellow the double-ring ceremony. will live in Pomona. For traveling the new Mrs. Handsfield wore a dark green gabardine suit with brown accessories and the white orchid from her wedding bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Marywood Central high school, Catholic girls’ school of Anaheim, and attended the University of California at Los Angeles where she was affiliated with the Theta Phi Alpha sorority. Her bridegroom, a graduate of Fullerton Union high school, is a student at California Polytechnic at San Dimas. He plans to become an agricultural inspector. He served in the Navy and attended Fullerton Junior college. FORMER COUNTY CITIZENS TELL ENGAGEMENT Wedding bells will ring for Miss Shirley Kohlenberger of Riverside, and Davison Stivers also of that city, December 31. Announcement of the coming nuptials was made during a festive dinner party at Lucca’s restaurant in Los Angeles. The group of close friends topped off the evening by attending “The Drunkard,” famed melodrama now playing in its sixteenth year at the Theatre Mart, Los Angeles. Stivers, former Fullerton high school and jaysee band director, has recently been appointed music director of the San Bernardino Civic Opera Association. Miss Kohlenberger, professionally known as Lorraine Sales, is executive-secretary of the organization. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 6 FOR ST. MICHAEL’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH SUNDAY SERVICE 10 a.m., Morning worship. Rev. Saville will give the final talk in a series of sermons on “The Future of Our Faith” entitled “How We Can Help.” Carlotta Yorba-Fred Handsfield Wed in Double-Ring Ceremony Grown in ivory satin, Miss Carlotta Camilla Yorba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Yorba, 20911 Esperanza road, Santa Ana Bayon, became the bride of Frederick Wilson Sandsfield, son of Mr. Mrs. A. K. Handsfield, 238 East Chapman avenue, Fullerton, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock in the sanctuary of St. Mary's Catholic Church, Fullerton, with the Rev. Father Michael Carlos, priest of that church, reciting the nuptial Mass. The double-ring ceremony. The young couple plighted their youth before an altar arranged on white gladioli and touches yellow blossoms, flanked by medral candelabra. Enhancing the bride's loveliness is her gown fashioned with a delicate lace yoke contrasting with ivory satin boqice designed in long sleeves, small collar and full satin skirt. Her veil of illusion net trimmed with matching cascaded from a juliet cap. Given in marriage by her father, the bride carried a white prayer kink upon which rested a white mid, surrounded by stephanotis white satin streamers. Miss Marilyn Yorba of the Yor-family home served as maid of honor. She wore a simple-designed shirt of aqua taffeta with a lace set cap and mitts and carried crescent bouquet of yellow diolli. Two other attendants to the table, with identical gowns and quets, were Misses Albertaoba of the paternal home and Ann Cheuvrone of Culver. Flower girl was little Missistance Borchert, daughter of Miss and Mrs. Frederic Borchert Anaheim. She was attired in a led frock of white organdy and carried a basket of yellow gladioli. Serving as best man was Robert McKeny of Ontario. Ushers were William Waite of Fullerton and John Berns of Los Angeles. Jack Yorba of Santa Ana Canyon, pre-nuptial soloist, sang "Ave Maria" and "On This Day O Beautiful Mother" accompanied by Donald Critchlow, organist, who played the traditional wedding marches. Immediately following the ceremony, the more than 250 guests and relatives attended a garden reception at the spacious canyon home of the bride's parents. For the occasion the bride's mother, Mrs. Yorba, chose a navy blue suit and grey accessories. Mrs. Hansfield, the bridegroom's mother, wore a dusty rose suit with brown accessories. Both had orchid corsages. Serving punch during the reception were Mrs. Dudley Canavello and Joyce Sweeney. Pat Lashley was in charge of the guest book. After the newlyweds cut and shared the first piece of their four-tiered wedding cake they left for a two-weeks honeymoon trip to Santa Barbara, Carmel and San Francisco. Upon their return they... ARTHRITIS This is perhaps the most widespread and the most painful and crippling disease known throughout the world today. It has been rightly called "The Great Crippler." Most treatments merely alleviate the symptoms. Our treatment REMOVES THE CAUSE thereby allowing nature to step in and assist in the restoration of health. CHRONIC ARTHRITIS SUFFERERS Call Anaheim 5422 for an Appointment DR. WALTER REVELL DC 108 NORTH EMILY STREET ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Senate Body Looks Into Jobless Pay Members of the Senate Interim Committee investigating unemployment insurance in California has formulated a program for pursuing the probe. The committee has before it hundreds of complaints regarding alleged illegal payment of insurance, and it is on the basis of these complaints that the legislature authorized the extensive probe into the methods and procedures of the department of employment. It was learned that the investigation will also be carried into the administrative end of the operation, which involves the payment of millions of dollars annually to jobless claimants. ABOARD USS PASADENA Crescenio R. Romero, seaman, USN, son of Mrs. E. R. Romero of Route 5, Anaheim, is serving aboard the light cruiser USS Pasadena. Romero entered the Naval service Feb. 15, 1948. Mr. and Mrs. Jack D. Winger of 229 East Water street, Anaheim, became the parents of a baby daughter who arrived Monday at Fullerton General hospital. BUILD A RECREATION ROOM IN YOUR BASEMENT AT LOW COST Would your family like a recreation or hobby room...at low cost? Most homes have unused space in the attic or basement that can be converted into a room for fun for the youngsters as well as grownups. Cost is surprisingly low when it's done with Simpson 3-way Insulating Board Products...they build, insulate, decorate. Get started tomorrow...talk to your lumber dealer. 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