anaheim-gazette 1949-08-04

Return from Honeymoon Now making their home in Santa Ana, following their honeymoon, and receiving many guests from this vicinity are Mr. and Mrs. Carl C. Tanner, whose marriage took place June 23. The bride, the former Phyllis Barress, daughter of Mrs. Emma Barress of 317 East Cypress street, Anaheim, is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school, class of June, 1949. Her husband graduated from Santa Ana high school, class of 1946, and currently is employed with the United States Post Office department in Santa Ana. The nuptials were read by Bishop George Sandstrom in his home at Lemon Heights. The couple were accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Spoeth and Clifford Austerman. An aqua blue sport suit and white accessories, worn by the bride, was accented with a corsage of white gladioli and gardenias. Following the wedding, a reception was given at the bride's Cypress street home with more than 65 guests attending. Assisting with the hostess duties were Mrs. Philo Tozer of Newport Heights, who cut and served the wedding cake. Mrs. Cleo Spoeth of Santa Ana, Mrs. Don Bigler of Anaheim and Mrs. Keith Barress of Yorba Linda attended to the other refreshments. Mrs. Juanita Ross, post-nuptial soloist, sang "The Lilac Tree" and "I Love You Truly" accompanied by Mrs. James Starr at the piano. The young newlyweds left later that evening on a hopeymoon, later returning to their Santa Ana home. For Best Results Advertise It In The Gazette 1949 ORANGE COUNTY FAIR Fairgrounds—20391 Newport Blvd. Santa Ana On Former Santa Ana Army Air Base (Located 6 Miles So. of Santa Ana on Hiway 55) AUG. 18 THRU 21 FOUR DAYS OF REAL COUNTY COLORFUL EXHIBITS Large Junior Department — Including Livestock CARNIVAL MIDWAY CONCESSIONS SQUARE DANCING QUEEN CONTEST Rev.-Mrs. Saville Enjoy Oregon Rested after a month’s vacation trip in Oregon, the Rev. and Mrs. John Kimball Saville, and two young daughters, Susan and Deborah, returned to St. Michael's Episcopal church parsonage, 229 East Adele street, this week. The family resided in a cabin on Mussel Creek located on the southeast coast of Oregon near Gold beach. “Although we found no gold and lost some, we enjoyed swimming, catching small fish and picking blackberries and raspberries,” the pastor laughed. Of special interest to him was a 30-mile trip up the Rogue river on a mail boat. As described in a recent issue of Sunset magazine, the boat travels up-river by “climbing the riffles of the road.” The aquatic mail carrier navigates shallow areas by raising and lowering its propeller which is mounted on springs. The Anaheim family visited relatives during a side trip to British Columbia. Cool weather was enjoyed during the trip as well as a warm welcome, he commented. ENGAGEMENT OF BEACH GIRL TOLD The engagement of Miss Marilyn Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Taylor of Laguna Beach, to James J. Schmitz, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Schmitz of Anaheim was told this week. The bride-elect, a graduate of Laguna Beach high school, attended Fullerton Junior college. Her bridegroom-to-be was graduated from Anaheim Union high school and is currently a student at Fullerton Junior college. No date has been set for the wedding. Joe Critchfield On Former Santa Ana Army Air Base (Located 6 Miles So. of Santa Ana on Hiway 55) AUG. 18 THRU 21 FOUR DAYS OF REAL COUNTY COLORFUL EXHIBITS Large Junior Department — Including Livestock CARNIVAL MIDWAY CONCESSIONS SQUARE DANCING QUEEN CONTEST Thrilling Professional Entertainment FOUR-DAY HORSE SHOW with Matinee and Evening Performances MANY OTHER FEATURE ATTRACTIONS NEW! DIFFERENT! For the first time, the Orange County Fair will be staged on the new, permanent fairgrounds. The event joins California’s 67 other big-time Fairs. There will be educational and entertainment features galore. COME AND BRING THE ENTIRE FAMILY! BOB MAXWELL Publicity Mnaager Phone: KImberly 2-2384 Joe Critchfield Tells Lions of Annual Conclave Highlights of the Lions International convention in New York City will be revealed to members of the local Lions club tomorrow (Friday) noon by Anaheim president Joe Critchfield at the regular luncheon-meeting in the Elks lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Critchfield left their 123 South Ohio street home July 8, and returned last Friday morning in time to attend last week's club session. Delegates attending the annual conclave totaled nearly 50,000. Of this number approximately The Diamond Store of Anaheim HURST Spectacular SALE of DINNERWARE 53 PC. SERVICE FOR 8 24 KT. GOLD DECORATED 53 PC. SERVICE FOR 24 KT. GOLD DECORATED DISHES Exquisite, Modern Design with Floral Motif! 24 Kt. Gold Decorated Border! worth much more than this low sale price...only $1295 $1 DOWN and only 50 Cents per Week Open Saturday Until 9 Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 WEST CENTER ANAHEIM, CAL. Mrs. Saville Oregon For a month's vacation in the Rev. and Mrs. Cal Saville, and two others, Susan and Deboel to St. Michael's church parsonage, 229 Street, this week. Resided in a cabin on located on the south-Oregon near Gold we found no gold and enjoyed swimming, all fish and picking and raspberries," theod. Interest to him was a trip up the Rogue river that. As described in a Sunset magazine, travels up-river by riffles of the road." Mail carrier navi-areas by raising and propeller which is springs. Family visited rela- side trip to Brit- Cool weather was ing the trip as well welcome, he comNT OF TOLD ment of Miss Mari- daughter of Mr. and Taylor of Laguna James J. Schmitz, son Mrs. P. W. Schmitz was told this week. Act, a graduate of La- high school, attended junior college. Her-be was graduated from Union high school aptly a student at Ful- college. No date has the wedding. 26,000 were Lions, nearly all of whom were accompanied by their wives. Of his travels, Critchfield said that he, his wife and three children had a wonderful trip although they encountered some hot weather in the east. Enroute to New York they visited his mother in Ohio. Their children remained at her home while the couple attended the International convention. Mystery Reigns Mystery shrouds this week's program as club spokesmen kept mum upon the program scheduled in addition to president Critchfield's speech. Impressive surprise entertainment is in store for members was all to which they would admit. Adolph Schoepe, president of "Schoepe In Germany" KwiKset Locks, Incorporated, told his fellow Lions last week of his recent trip to Germany where he visited his mother who lives in Frankfurt, located in the American zone. Program chairman for the occasion was Stan Weldon. July Disability Checks Total $28,951 Here Workers in the Orange county area collected $28,951.49 in State Disability Insurance payments during the month of July, according to the most recent report from V. T. Hetzel, district manager of the program. Disability insurance is intended to partially offset the worker's wage loss during periods of illness or injury. This program is wholly financed by the 1% Unemployment insurance tax deducted from the employees pay. 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