anaheim-gazette 1949-05-05

LICENSE TO WED A marriage license was issued to Ismael W. Solano of 524 North Daisy street, Santa Ana, and Dora Camacho Ortega of 14122 Verano road, Garden Grove. GEM THEATRE GARDEN GROVE, CALIF. — Phone 23-391 — OPEN 6:30—SAT.-SUN. 1:30 Child. 14c; Jrs. 40c; Adults 50c Lots of Seats -- No Waiting THIS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY - Dana Andrews, Brian Donlevy in "CANYON PASSAGE." Plus Loretta Young, Ray Milland in "THE DOCTOR TAKES A WIFE." SUNDAY, MONDAY, MAY 8-9: Joel McCrea, Alexis Smith, Zachary Scott in "SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS." Also James Cagney, Wm. Bendix in "THE TIME OF YOUR LIFE." TUES, WED., THURS., MAY 10-11-12. Myrna Loy, Robert Mitchum in "THE RED PONY" and Robert Lowery, Pamela Blake in "HIGHWAY 13." Her finger-tip veil cascaded from a coronet. Velda Clark, wearing a green taffeta gown, lace headpiece and dainty lace mitts, was the maid of honor. She carried a basket of yellow iris and daisies. Other attendants were Mrs. Dean Ray, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. Trenton Mitchell wearing identical gowns of lavender taffeta and lace accented with matching headpieces and mitts. Little Miss Nancy Baggott, niece of the bridegroom, eld in a frock of apple green taffeta, was the flower girl. She carried a basket of daisies and yellow iris. Serving as best man was Richard Baggott; brother of the bridegroom. Ushers were Leighton Henning, Bob Bennett and Sumner Gates. Nuptial solos, sung by Mrs. Kenneth Alken of Santa Ana, included "On This Day O Beautiful Mother," "Panis Angelicus" and "Our Father." Accompanist was Mrs. A. F. Faust, church more than 225 friends all lives attended the ceremony the occasion Mrs. Ray, the mother, chose a turquoise cented with black accent Mother of the bridegroom Baggott, was attired in faille suit worn with pink sories. Both mothers had cymbidium orchids. Following the wedding, ception was held at the de San Antonio. Assisting hostess duties were Miss Davis and Miss Anne Pa Mrs. Jerry Lowrey in ch the guest book. The newlyweds are estate their home at 619½ North delphia street. The new Mrs. Baggott isuate of Fullerton high school Fullerton Junior college. Her band is an alumnus of A Union high school, attending lerton Junior college and she is a student in business a tration at the University oern California. Cranston Visits Opera Friends Albert M. Cranston, opera and social instructor of the enjoyed a reunion Frida friends who are members Metropolitan Opera Company New York, currently pre Bizet's famous opera "Carne French at the Shrine Aud The Diamond Store of Anaheim MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL $100.00 Pay Only $2.50 a Week Diamond Cluster Earrings Yes, You Can Now Own a Pair of Beautiful Diamond Cluster Earrings. Each Earring Set with 5 Perfectly Matched Diamonds. Looks Like A Full Carat. JUST SAY ... 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Lovely for her neck, as a belt, etc. Palmdayl SHIRTS for all around pleasure, mix them with your skirts and slacks. Man tailored they are always "just right." SLACKS Perfectly, flawlessly tailored for fit, and looks. Todays Mother dresses the sportwise way. COMPLETE LINE OF COTTONS FOR SQUARE DANCES Skirts - 'We have them' - Petite Blouses Clarice SPORTWEAR 219 West Center Street Anaheim CLUB ACTIVITIES WEEK Mrs. A. F. Faust, church organist. More than 225 friends and relatives attended the ceremony. For the occasion Mrs. Ray, the bride's mother, chose a turquoise suit accented with black accessories. Mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. Baggott, was attired in a greyaille suit worn with pink accessories. Both mothers had corsages of cymbidium orchids. Following the wedding, the reception was held at the Capilla de San Antonio. Assisting with the hostess duties were Miss Patsy Davis and Miss Anne Page with Mrs. Jerry Lowrey in charge of the guest book. The newlyweds are establishing their home at 619½ North Philadelphia street. The new Mrs. Baggott is a graduate of Fullerton high school and Fullerton Junior college. Her husband is an alumnus of Anaheim Union high school, attended Fullerton Junior college and currently is a student in business administration at the University of Southern California. Cranston Visits Opera Friends Albert M. Cranston, opera bass and social instructor of this city, enjoyed a reunion Friday with friends who are members of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York, currently presenting Zelot's famous opera "Carmen" in front of the Shrine Auditorium. tralto from Costa Mesa; Andrea Williams, soprano from Orange, and Lois Ann Jones, Santa Ana, mezzo soprano. Winners in the second division, ages 17 to 20 included Joanne Heemstra, mezzo soprano of Santa Ana; Zola Wright of Santa Ana, soprano, and William Green, bass, from Fullerton. In the third division, ages 21 to 23 inclusive, winners were Norris Barnes, tenor from Santa Ana; Betty G. Webb, contralto from Santa Ana, and Frances Deer of Santa Ana, mezzo soprano. Mrs. Hazel Taylor is president of the Vocal Arts club. Wisconsin Doctor-Local Bride Return from Short Honeymoon Dr. John E. Sinsky of Racine, Wisconsin, and his bride, the former Miss Regina DeCoursey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William B. DeCoursey, 7851 Placentia avenue, Anaheim, left Anaheim yesterday morning for North Mount, Wisconsin, where he will complete his Naval course on July 1. The couple returned here following a short honeymoon to Santa Barbara. They recited their marriage vows Saturday morning at 9:30 o'clock at St. Boniface Catholic church with the Rev. Father Henry Gross officiating. Upon Dr. Sinsky's discharge from the navy he and his bride will spend three years in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he will be resident doctor at St. Joseph's hospital, that city. Witnessed by more than 200 relatives and close friends, the ceremony was conducted before the church altar which was beautifully arranged with summer blossoms and shrubs accented by lighted tapers and altar candles. The bride's pathway was marked with a white carpet and the pew posts were tied with white satin ribbon blended with white flowers. The bride was radiant in a gown of Chantilly lace fashioned with a bertha shoulder effect and full skirt ending in a court train. Her finger-tip veil of illusion net was caught to a juliet cap. Mr. Sinsky was unable but with Mrs. Sinsky daughter, the bridegroom Mrs. William Stilp from Wisconsin, attired in a ensemble and harmonizing series. Close friends and relatives in the reception dinner cutting and sharing the national first slice of the hindging cake, the newlywed their Santa Barbara hotel. For traveling the new sky wore a sun-beige brown accessories accenting crest of her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate St. Mary's college, Los Her husband is a graduate Marquette University. Other than the bride mother and sister, other coming a distance to win nuptials included Mr. Vincent DeCoursey, Mr. Frank DeCoursey and the drenn all of Kansas City, and Mrs. P. DeCoursey drenn of Tulsa, Oklahoma Shirley Hansen and Mr Haas, both of Racine. PLAN TO MARRY A marriage license was by Enrique F. Mapula and Maria Rodriguez both of Wavenea, La Habra, late last at the county court in Santa Ana. Cranston Visits Opera Friends Albert M. Cranston, opera bass and social instructor of this city, enjoyed a reunion Friday with friends who are members of the Metropolitan Opera Company of New York, currently presenting Zizet's famous opera "Carmen" in French at the Shrine Auditrium, Los Angeles. Friends he saw included Rise Stevens who is singing the role of Carmen," Lucille Browning, Mercedes;" George Cehanovsky, Dancaire" and Lorenzo Alvary, Zuniga," the bass role which Cranston often has sung. Conductor for Friday's performance was Wilford Pelletier, director of the Metropolitan Auditions of the Air. 1949 Vocal Arts Contestants Audition Here Results of the 1949 vocal contest sponsored by the Musical Arts Association of Orange county, held Sunday afternoon at the local bell club house, were announced this week by Albert M. Cranston, Anaheim, member of the supervisory committee. Several talented young artists from this city in the competition had scores close to those of winning vocalists, he said. On the committee in addition to Cranston are Emory Owens of Santa Ana, chairman, and Pearlivesay, Leah Pemberton, Beuah Parker, all of Santa Ana and Louise Chapman of Orange. Judges included Allan Rogers Sinquist, Dr. Ray Crittenden and Dean Colwell Houghton. First division winners, ages 14 to 16, were Helen Keating, con- Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim Mothers Day SUNDAY • MAY 8 ...the day when we give mother something extra special—some little luxury she's been wanting. You'll find a wonderful selection of Mother’s Day gifts on our counters. Delicious Fresh CANDY ● Hoffmans ● Christaphors special—some little luxury she's been wanting. You'll find a wonderful selection of Mother's Day gifts on our counters. Delicious Fresh CANDY ● Hoffmans ● Christaphors ● Beaudry ● Schraffts Mother will love one of our fragrant toiletries sets. Or give her new spring-time perfumes in beautiful bottles for her dressing table.—See our assortment of Mother's Day gifts today. QUELQUES FLEURS Hand Lotion, 3 Odors.....ea. 1.00 EVENING IN PARIS TOILETRIES..... 1.50 to 9.00 MAIS OUI GIFT SETS..... 2.50 to 8.25 CHANTILLY GIFT SETS..... 2.00 to 6.75 WATCH FOR THE OPENING OF OUR NEW STORE SOON BIGLER PHARMACY 201 W. Center St. Anakelm 2420 Mr. Sinsky was unable to attend but with Mrs. Sinsky was her daughter, the bridegroom's sister, Mrs. William Stilp from Appleton, Wisconsin, attired in a beige ensemble and harmonizing accessories. Close friends and relatives assisted in the reception duties. After cutting and sharing the traditional first slice of the huge wedding cake, the newlyweds left for their Santa Barbara honeymoon. For traveling the new Mrs. Sinsky wore a sun-beige suit with brown accessories accented by the crest of her bridal bouquet. The bride is a graduate of Mt. St. Mary's college, Los Angeles. Her husband is a graduate of Marquette University. Other than the bridegroom's mother and sister, other relatives coming a distance to witness the nuptials included Mr. and Mrs. Vincent DeCoursey, Mr. and Mrs. Frank DeCoursey and their children, all of Kansas City, and Mr. and Mrs. P. DeCoursey and children of Tulsa, Oklahoma, Miss Shirley Hansen and Miss Betty Haas, both of Racine, Wisconsin. PLAN TO MARRY A marriage license was obtained by Enrique F. Mapula and Gregoria Rodriguez both of West First avenue, La Habra, late last week at the county court library in Santa Ana. We Want to BUY Scrap metal of all kinds Scrap steel Cast iron Copper Aluminum Brass Bronze Zinc Lead Tin Antimony Old autos* Scrap machinery Junk batteries Industrial scrap Junk tractors Junk trucks Complete plants Factories & Pumps to dismantle We Want to SELL Steel plate Used pipe & fittings Valves Angle iron Sheaves Pulleys Sprockets Gears Steel Rod Shafting Tanks Riggers fittings Copper & Brass pipe Steam boilers Hand winches Conduit Wiring Electric motors Caulking lead Wire fencing THE KIRVEN CO. 131 W. COMMERCIAL ST. 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