anaheim-gazette 1950-02-23

Social and Club Activities (Continued from Page 3) are running and are exquisitely built. Next week's display will be by another member of the society and they hope to keep them going for several weeks. On Sunday the Cranstons are having a live steam showing of model railroads, weather permitting, in the back yard of their home at 206 South Rose street, Anaheim, beginning at 2:30 p.m. Ikette Winners Feted at Dinner The losing team on the membership drive of the Ikettes entertained the winners last Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Dick Martins. Around 28 enjoyed the dinner and games that were played. The next meeting will be held on February 28 at Mrs. Martins home, 1440 East Center, Anaheim. Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 359 W. Center - Anaheim CARD OF THANKS To our kind, loving and thoughtful friends and neighbors, we extend to you our deepest and most heartfelt gratitude for the beautiful messages and flowers. The kindness of the members of the Masonic Lodge and Eastern Star. The sincere love and sympathy of our friends, we deeply appreciate during our recent bereavement. Mrs. George D. Ehrle Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Ehrle, son. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. Heagy, daughter. John Richard Ehrle, son. William A. Ehrle, brother. Hostesses will be Anne O'Kane, Irene Martin, Betty Simmons and June Daly. Delia Aguirre Is Married Miss Delia O. Aguirre, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Aguirre of Anaheim, became the bride of Thomas J. Roberts of Olive, recently, in St. Boniface church with the Reverend Father David Coleman officiating. The church was decorated in white stock, pompons and candy tuft and the pews had white satin bows holding the white satin cords. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with a short veil and an orange blossom tiara and carried a white orchid surrounded by white carnations. Sister of the bride, Miss Lupe Wanda Chamberlain Albert Burrmann Miss Wanda Chambers, daughters of Cypress and Albert Burrman of Anaheim met at the altar of February 18, at 4 p.m. Rev. John church of Anaheim performed the rated chapel. White and pink staircase. Miss Chambers wore a candlestick light satin gown with a square collar and a very full skirt. Her veil was fingertip length illusion. She carried two white orchids on her white satin prayerbook. Miss Patricia Loly, maid of honor, is only attendant, was gowned in yellow taffeta fashioned on similar lines to the brides and also carried a white satin prayerbook with lavender orchid resting on it. Run sell Brooks, brother-in-law of the groom, served as best man and Jess Sisk ushered. In lieu of her father, who is out of the city, Petry Price gave the bride away. The bride is a graduate of Las Vegas high school, Las Vegas, Nevada, and Santa Ana Junior college. Mr. Burrmann is a graduate of the University of California Berkeley and is an electrical engineer in Brawley where they make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Don Franklin of Oakland, old friends of the bride were present at the ceremony. Aguirre, was maid of honour gowned in a lilac net dress with yellow daisies and acacias in her bouquet and her headpiece. Miss Joyce Paulus, bridesmaid, wore yellow net with a similar floral arrangement, Paul Hager was best man and the bride's brother Alex H. and Herman Aguirre ushered as did Edwin H. Krull. A reception followed the ceremony at the home of the bride parents. Mrs. Aguirre wore... Phone 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" 350 W. Center - Anaheim The church was decorated in white stock, pompons and candy tuft and the pews had white satin bows holding the white satin cords. The bride wore a white slipper satin gown with a short veil and an orange blossom tiara and carried a white orchid surrounded by white carnations. 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ChamCypress and Albert Burrmann, son of Mrs. Anne Burrmann, neighbors met at the altar of the Capilla de San Antonio Saturday, January 18, at 4 p.m. Rev. John K. Saville of St. Michael’s Episcopal of Anaheim performed the ceremony in the beautifully decorated chapel. White and pink stock surrounded the tapers of candles. Chambers wore a candle-lit gown with a square collar, a very full skirt. Her veil sagging tip length illusion. She wore two white orchids on a satin prayerbook. Miss Paula, maid of honor, and attendant, was gowned in staffeta fashioned on similar brides and also carried the satin prayerbook with a her orchid resting on it. Ruskoeks, brother-in-law of the servant as best man andisk ushered. In lieu of her who is out of the city, Perie gave the bride away. Brute is a graduate of Las High school, Las Vegas, Nebraska Santa Ana Junior college. Burrmann is a graduate University of California at Berkeley and is an electrical engineer. Brawley where they will their home. And Mrs. Don Franklin of Old friends of the bride, present at the ceremony. As the young couple arrived, they were ushered to the private dining room where she was most agreeably surprised. At the close of the delightful dinner, a beautiful birthday cake was brought to the table and was later served by the honoree. Bruns' Brunch For Old High School Chums Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Bruns of 8181 South Sunkist avenue, Anaheim, entertained at a "brunch" last Sunday for a group of friends that went through high school with them. Present were: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heryford, San Pedro; Mr. and Mrs. Tom Willard and their son, Harry, of Winters, California; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gates of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gates of Covina; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Welch of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Allen of Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter of Fullerton; Mr. and Mrs. Bruns' daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bradley and children dropped in later in the afternoon. This was a memorable gathering as the men had played together on the baseball team in high school and some of them had not seen each other for forty years! Girl Scout Leaders introduced included the Mesdames Barton, Meyers and Moore and they spoke briefly on the national attitude toward the proposed change, and the attitude of the troops and their leaders. Summarized briefly, the change appears to mean that the entire adult leadership elects the board of directors to transact its business, rather than that the council is entirely self-sustaining and independent as at present. Following presentation of the various viewpoints, it was moved that a vote be taken on the proposed plan at the March meeting. Open house at the new Girl Scout Little House will take place on Sunday, March 19, with the public invited to come see the newly acquired and redecorated premises of local Girl Scouts at 201 South Citron. A total of 9600 boxes of Girl Scout cookies have come into this council area with all but 100 sold to date, it was reported. Mrs. F. N. DeCook reported on the Juliette Low international celebration on March 17 and stated that notices to parents concerning the origin and purpose of the day are available at the Little House to all troop leaders. First rehearsal is March 4 at Fremont auditorium, 1 p.m., with second rehearsal on March 11, 1 p.m., at the high school auditorium. Girls participating are required to attend both rehearsals so that the show may run smoothly on the evening of March 17. Flags for the international project must be finished and turned in by February 28, and all Brownie troops are also required to turn in standards and poles by that date to Mrs. DeCook or the Little House. A total of 660 girls and 125 adult leaders are now actually registered from the Anaheim Councilessed this month by Cycles leaders. Would Man State Beaches With Lifeguards SACRAMENTO, (WNS) — plan to man state beaches lifeguards has won tentative proval of a legislative group. The life-guards will be provided by the state division of beaches and parks during the summer season. A. E. Henning, chief of vision, told a legislative committee, reviewing budget requests of his agency, that service results from demise made of the state by citizen Orange county. Huntington Beach He said the state is prepared to enter into an agreement that county to provide lifeguards at the state owned Hunting Beach, but that Orange co supervisors have promised financial aid in providing the services. Henning said he realized was a new field of operation his division and the state commission has established policy that where life-guard to be furnished, there must local participation in financing costs. He said Ventura county Silver Strand Beach at San Francisco will need lifeguards as the beach program develops. Other possible state beaches which may make similar demons include Newbrighton and Santa Cruz counties. Legislative auditor A. Alan told the committee this will crease expenditures on the cost of the state to provide these facilities. was maid of honor, in a lllac net dress with daisies and acajias in her hair and her headpiece. Miss Paulus, bridesmaid, wore net with a similar floral ment, Paul Hager was best and the bride's brothers, I. and Herman Aguirre, as did Edwin H. Krull. Reception followed the ceretation the home of the bride's Mrs. Aguirre wore a print and was assisted by Gargie Harding, Mrs. Edith Litt, Miss Henrietta Valdez, Beanetta Navara and Miss Mayes. Bride wore navy for the moon to Big Bear Lake. Their return they will reBalboa. Girl Scout Leaders Enjoy Regular Meeting Session Anaheim Girl Scout Leaders' association held its regular meeting Monday evening at Cypress where approximately 60 leaders enjoyed the annual hospitality extended by this group of active leaders. Mrs. Raymond Hathaway presided over her first meeting following installation of new officers in January and welcomed guests from Bellflower who presented their experience with the new Association-Council plan of Girl Scout management. Three general discussion groups for informal question and answer sessions concluded the agenda for the evening's business. Mrs. J. Dutzi, a member of the combined committee from the Leaders' Association and the traditional council now in operation in Anaheim, introduced the visitors from Bellflower who have been using the new type of organization for three years. 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