anaheim-gazette 1949-06-02

SOCIETY and CLUB ACTIVITIES (Continued from Page 3) Herman Hoch, Bride Wed in Garden Rites Before a candlelit garden altar arranged with lilac and white gladioli, Mrs. Martha M. Redpath, 232 East Wilshire avenue, Fullerton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Milligan of Olathe, Kansas, and Herman H. Hoch, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Klein, 15381 Anaheim road, Anaheim, repeated their marriage vows at Capilla de San Antonio with the Rev. A. J. Casebeer, pastor of the Church of Christ, this city, officiating, Friday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock. Gowned in lilac and frosted organdy fashioned with a long skirt, short puff sleeves and low decollete, the bride was given in marriage by her uncle, O. A. Hunt of Yermo, California. Her parents were unable to attend the ceremony. The bride carried white orchids resting on a white bible. She wore a picture hat. Matron of honor was Mrs. Mary Pickard of Anaheim, cousin of the bride, wearing a gown of pale green organdy and carrying a bouquet of pink blossoms. Serving as best man was Arthur N. Yates, a brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Ushers included Fred Klein, brother of the bridegroom, Werner Walter, another brother-in-law of the bridegroom. Organ music for the double-ring ceremony was played by Frank Redpath, son of the bride. A reception was held in the Capilla garden immediately following the wedding, with Mrs. Fred Klein of Anaheim, sister-in-law of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Everett Pickard of Goleta, California, cousin of the bride, assisting with hostess duties. After cutting and sharing the first piece of their three-tiered wedding cake topped with a wedding bell, the couple left for a short honeymoon to Santa Catalina Island. Upon their return they will reside at 232 East Wilshire avenue, Fullerton. For traveling the new Mrs. Hoch chose a white shantung suit worn with a shell-pink blouse and hat, white accessories and her bridal orchids. The bridegroom, a member of the Anaheim Toastmasters club, is associated with the KwiKset Lock Company, this city. A baby daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Percy Groover, 120 South West street, Friday at Fullerton General hospital. Exclusive contracts with sensational dancing and singing team of Dorothy Stone and Charles Collins, were signed by Holiday Stage this week. The well-known team from New York will head the cast of brand new musical farce, "The Adams for Eve," which will open the third ten-week summer season of professional play production Tustin, June 27. With her famous sisters, Paula and Carol, Dorothy Stone began her stage career in "Stepp Stones," starring the trio's father Fred Stohe. She was featured subsequently, in many notables New York musical hits with Cotton Webb (Mr. Belvedere of motion picture fame), Ed Wynn the late Will Rogers. Success came to her as the dancing team-mate of Fred Astaire in "The Divorcee." We show our spiritual state by the way in which we spend our leisure time and our Sabbath. We indicate whether we are fit for God's business by our use of the flowing stream of literature. If we are busily engaged with God's plan for our life, we shall have neither the time nor the disposition for the cheap and tawdry of life. Next Sunday will be a test of our spiritual life. Why not accept the invitation and COME TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY? —Rev. D. Carl Yoder. Our Preacher Says The kind of life we live depends on the kind of choices we make between the spiritual and the material. After that choice is made, the direction of life is fixed. Events deepen the decision, so there is experienced briefs and joys, disappointments and victories, as every life must have. For that choice makes character and character makes happiness. DO YOU KNOW... 1. Into whose hands did Jesus first fall after Judas betrayed him? 2. To whom did the soldiers deliver Jesus? 3. To whom did Annas send Jesus? 4. What Roman ruler besides Pilate had a part in Jesus' trial? 5. Who gave the final answer in Jesus' trial? DO YOU KNOW ANSWERED... 1. The soldiers 2. Annes 3. Calaphas 4. Herod Antipas 5. Pilate OUR PREACHER SAYS... The firms below sponsor the above articles and complimentary copies to the Anaheim Hospital: TELEVISION PARLOR Sales and Complete Radio Service 616 N. Los Angeles Phone 3303 The keys to peace are prayer for Russia's conversion, and active repentance for injustices done.—Downey. LORENE'S SHOP Bernice L. 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She was featured subsequently, in many notable New York musical hits with Charlotte Webb (Mr. Belvedere of motion picture fame), Ed Wynn and the late Will Rogers. Success came to her as the dancing team-mate of Fred Astaire in "The Divorcee." Collins, originally the Long musical comedy star of "As Thieves Cheer," later appeared in New York with Bob Hope, Rene Stone and the late Marilyn Milne. In 1941 he began a series of starring engagements with Dee they Stone in "Patricia," "Firefly," "Life of the Party" and "The Merry-Go-Rounders." This popular team has played New York and other key cities for the past three years as dancing stars of Victor Herbert "The Red Mill." Flower Mission Artists' Event Here June 10 Combining music and drama Miss Marion Pickel, pianist, Miss Ruth Phelps, well-known drama instructor and actress, be featured in a benefit performance June 10, Friday evening at 8 o'clock at the Anaheim Club house. Sponsored by the Flower Mission of the First Presbyterian church, all proceeds from the tists' program will go to swelter church's building fund. Miss Phelps, former teacher at Anaheim Union School, currently is in charge of the drama department at T high school. The daughter of a Presbyterian minister, she is donating her talent to the coming profession. She recently appeared play in Santa Ana for the J Assistance League chapter. Miss Pickel, daughter of Mrs. M. L. Pickel of this city, and an organ pup Norman Wright of Los Angeles well-known artist and instrutor. All wishing to obtain this may contact Flower Mission bers, at the Pickel market West Center street or call... VIOLET'S BEAUTY SALON Jean A. Pullen Ida P. Grant For Women Who Care Permanent waving, Manicuring. All Beauty Work. No parking restrictions. 105 S. Palm St. Phone 4851 I know that my redeemer liveth... and that I shall see God.—Job. 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Garden Grove Girl Engaged Sparkling diamond, third left hand, revealed the engagement of Miss Charlotte Steres; owner of Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. 10152 Dakota street, O Grove, to Richard Sullivan of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Suzanne 1342 Moncado drive, Glendale. The young couple, accorded current plans, will wed summer. News of the coming new was disclosed during an in-party given for a group of recently. The bride-elect is a graduate Garden Grove high school attended Fullerton and Santa juniors colleges. Her fiance, who is at Loyola university, plans to attend the law school at Santa university next fall. OAKLAND RELATIVES AT HECKMAN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cainman of Oakland, California prised his parents, Mr. and Harry Heckman with their rivavl at the family home East Chartres street, morning. The couple left Tuesday morning. Young man, a music major at the University of California at B will graduate June 17. Holiday Stage Towns N.Y. Team Pajamas for Young Patients Pajamas for children in the tuberculosis ward of the Orange county hospital were created by members of the Santa Ana Assembly Order of the Beauceamt at the Sunkist ranch home of Mrs. Sydney O. Pellew, Tuesday evening. Light refreshments of orange cake, coffee and orange juice were served the seamstresses by the hostess. Those present included Mrs. Clarence McCrory of Orange, president of the group, and Mrs. Rowland R. Rosselot of Garden Grove, Mrs. Dale Cutlip of Laguna Beach, Mesdames J. H. Show, O. H. McKee, J. A. Guisleman, Jane Grube, W. K. Williams, Henry Dingley and Brunell Hartnett, all of Santa Ana, and Mrs. Arthur Narath of Anaheim, special guest and prospective member. Optimists Told Of Treasure Hunt The "Quest for the Bruton Vault," believed to contain original manuscripts which might solve the Sir Francis Bacon-William Shakespeare controversy was told Anaheim and Fullerton Optimists by Albert S. Otto, well known lecturer, at a joint meeting at Mother's Kitchen, this city, last Thursday evening. Otto, in a dynamic presentation, told of Mrs. Maria Bauer's search for the vault in Williamsburg, Virginia in 1938, and told of the mysterious opposition she encountered at every turn until she finally located it. The speaker, former editor-in-chief of "Clef" magazine and west coast editor of "The Record Chamber," is active in civic life. As a and served as president of the Santa Monica Bay Optimist club, vice-president of the board of the Santa Monica Symphony orchestra and has been active in the Reserve Officers Association of the United States. Speech honors awarded him include first place in two Toastmasters International contests, membership in the International Platform Association, the Speakers Bureau of the American Red Cross and Speakers Bureau of the American Association for the United Nations. Club Business Frank Olvera, owner of the Olvera Fertilizer Company, this city, was inducted into the Anaheim club by the Rev. Phil Selfridge. Presiding over the meeting was Ted Cook, president of the Fullerton Optimists. Special guests of honor were Sheriff Jim Musick and Rand Cooper of the Wilshire Optimist club, Los Angeles. The door prize was donated by Dutch Summers. Program chairman for the evening was Earnie Bullock. A joint meeting of the Santa Ana and Anaheim club will be held June 9 at Mother's Kitchen. A special program and outstanding events with members and officers of other Optimist clubs participate-ing will be featured, was announced by J. W. Stephen, head of program committee. Hard Balal Team To provide baseball experience and enjoyment to youths too for the American Legion hard teams, yet too young to be eligible for professional nines, a hard team will be sponsored by Omnist club. To fill this time gap team will comprise young from 18 to 21 years of age. Mvin Mason and Louis Larson, or club's boys' work committee, be in charge. Nellie S. Peck Services Held Funeral services for Mrs. N. S. Peck, 81 years of age, 218 Elm street, Anaheim, who Wednesday night of last week an Orange hospital after a illness, were conducted at genfeld chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, with the Rev. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim "Back to Nature with the Grower" Organic Service Company "PENT-A-VATE" The liquid organic water and soil conditioner ORGA-NITRO SLUDGE 230 N. Manchester Anaheim June 27. With her famous sisters, Paula Carol, Dorothy Stone began a stage career in "Stepping Stones," starring the trio's father, Stohe. She was featured frequently, in many notable York musical hits with Cliff Webb (Mr. Belvedere of mo- picture fame), Ed Wynn and the Will Rogers. Success came as the dancing team-mate Fred Astaire in "The Gay Ceee." 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