anaheim-gazette 1950-03-02

Social and Club Activities Jeannine Jahns—Phone 2206 Marilyn Jeanne Yorba, Girard V. Smith Wed in St. Marys Church Rites Feb. 18 Miss Marilyn Jeanne Yorba, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert J. Yorba of Esperanza Road, was married to Girard Vincent Smith, son of Mrs. Everett Brewer of Cathedral City, on Saturday, February 18, in St. Marys church in Fullerton. Father Michael Carlos read the nuptial mass at 9:30 in the morning. Miss Yorba, given in marriage by her father, was clad in a citron yellow suit with cocoa accessories. Her bouquet was of white and yellow hyacinths, yellow carnations and orchids. Her sister, Miss Alberta Yorba, maid-of-honor, wore a green suit with pink and black accessories and carried a nosegay of yellow marguerite daisies with a pink gardenia in the center. Bridesmaid, Miss Joan Menges, also wore a green suit with like accessories, but her bouquet was of pink marguerite daisies with a yellow gardenia in the center. Mr. Smith's best man was Jack Lypps and David Lypps and Celestine Allec ushered. Preceding the ceremony Miss Marcellina Arroues sang "Ave Maria" and "Pavis Angelicus" accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Lester Semans. A large reception followed the ceremony at the Parish hall of the church. Mrs. Yorba, mother of the bride, gowned in a gray suit with black accessories, and Mrs. Brewer, the bridegroom's mother, wearing a navy blue dress with gray accessories received the Ebell Sections For March The section announcements for the Anaheim Ebell club for March include the Bridge section meeting on March 15 at 1 p.m. The Home and Garden section will meet on Monday, March 13, at 2:30 p.m. for a dessert after which Mrs. Vern Bishop of Santa Ana, instructor in millinery, will talk on designing and making hats with demonstrations as she speaks. The Toastmaster section meets at 7:30 p.m. for dessert on Wednesday, March 15. The discussion will be on grammar and voice improvement. Short talks will be given by Mrs. Wilbert H. Bonney, Miss Kathleen McFaul and Mrs. J. S. Van Wagner. On Monday, March 20, the Bible section will meet at 2:00 p.m. to hear the Rev. Woody Hodson of the First Baptist church of Fullerton. Mrs. H. A. Johnston will be the program chairman. Rev. Hodson's topic will be “Resurrecting World.” Communism stated the speaker is one of the 'diseases' of the day over there. He had no solution to the economic problems over there, not excepting the aid being received from the United States. Preceding the ceremony Miss Marcellina Arroues sang "Ave Maria" and "Pavis Angelicus" accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Lester Semans. A large reception followed the ceremony at the Parish hall of the church. Mrs. Yorba, mother of the bride, gowned in a gray suit with black accessories, and Mrs. Brewer, the bridegroom's mother, wearing a navy blue dress with gray accessories, received the guests. Aunts of the bride served at the coffee urns and Mrs. Marquita Canavello served the punch. Mrs. Jack Lypps was in charge of the guest book. The young couple left for a honeymoon of two weeks in San Francisco and upon their return will live in Placentia where Mr. Smith is a rancher. The new Mrs. Smith graduated from Marywood high school and attended Mt. St. Mary's College and Fullerton Junior college. Mr. Smith was graduated from Valencia high school and attended the University of California at Berkeley and Los Angeles, California Poly and Fullerton Junior college. Ted Bourne Shows Sandy Valley Line The Anaheim Model Railroad Society continues its weekly exhibits in the showcase of the reading room of Anaheim Public Library with Ted Bourne's display from his Sandy Valley Lines. Mr. Bourne has placed the cars on exhibit so that visitors can see how the cars are put together from the work kits. Both passenger and freight cars are shown. Anyone interested in building and operating O-gauge model trains is invited to join the society which meets every Monday evening at 8 o'clock under the stage of the Greek Theatre in the city park. Garner Family to Leave for Italy Mrs. Kent Garner and her children, Jane and Kent, Jr., of 857 North Helena, Anaheim, are leaving March 18 to join Mr. Garner in Milan, Italy. Mr. Garner, who is superintendent of foreign operations for the Santa Fe Drilling Co., has been in Italy since last October and arrangements have been completed for his family to join him for an extended stay. They will sail on the S. S. Atlantic. Mrs. Kent Garner and her children, Jane and Kent, Jr., of 857 North Helena, Anaheim, are leaving March 18 to join Mr. Garner in Milan, Italy. Mr. Garner, who is superintendent of foreign operations for the Santa Fe Drilling Co., has been in Italy since last October and arrangements have been completed for his family to join him for an extended stay. They will sail on the S. S. Atlantic from New York and are looking forward to taking up their residence in the Italian city. DESSERT LUNCHEON Mrs. Floyd S. Peterson will entertain two tables of contract bridge at her home on Friday, March 3, at a dessert luncheon. The Pierce Plan pays Funeral Expenses for your family J. F. EBLEN 13434 Lefflingwell Norwalk Olympic Star brite television Doller's Radio Service 726 S. Los Angeles Anaheim, Calif. Communism, stated the is one of the 'diseases' of ever there. He had no so- the economic problems re, not excepting the aid received from the United Ebell Members to Learn Millinery Art The next meeting of the Home and Garden section of the Anaheim Ebell club will be on March 13 and will have as guest speak- er, Mrs. Vern Bishop of Santa Ana. Mrs. Bishop is a teacher of millinery in the Orange Coast College evening classes and at Julia Lathrop school in Santa Ana dur- ing the day. She will speak and demonstrate her art at the s time and bring several mo with her. EBELL GUEST NIGHT MARCH 6 Anaheim Ebell will hear W 43rd of The S2K AND WE ARE PROUD TO HAVE SERVED YOU FOR THESE N WE MAY SERVE YOU EVEN BETTER IN THE YEARS TO CO FOR THIS EVENT WE HAVE M PURCHASES SO YOU CAN HAVE TH IN THESE PRICES WE MAY SERVE YOU EVEN BETTER IN THE YEARS TO COME FOR THIS EVENT WE HAVE MORE PURCHASES SO YOU CAN HAVE THEM IN THESE PRICES. Men's Dept. STREET FLOOR Sport Shirts Nationally known brands Price 4.95. SALE.....3.95 VERY SPECIAL Men's All Wool Suits At Only.....$31.43 oc. Airplane Luggage, Val. to 40.00..$19.85 oc. Airplane Luggage, Val. to 25.00..$12.95 Drapery Dept. Cotton Dot Panels White with small color design. 1.95—SPECIAL...1.00 e, Rose, Green and Yellow Throw Rugs Woven string, plaid design 48" and 54" 20% OFF Regular Price Marquisette Yardage Lovely for bedrooms and kitchen. Colored patterns on white and Cream. 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Now 10.36 JUST ONCE A YEAR and this 43rd Anniversary Sale Hollyvogue Nylon Hollyvogue has cooperated with us for their old friends to get acquainted with denier. New friends to know and appreciate not only 51 gauge, 15 denier hose. A hose we have of. Short, medium, long. 54 Gauge 15 Denier, Reg. 1.9 51 Gauge, 15 Denier, Reg. 1.6 strate her art at the same and bring several models ier. GUEST NIGHT March 6 theim Ebell will hear Walter Craig at their general meeting on Monday, March 6, at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Craig has been described as the "man with a thousand voices" and the members are looking forward to the program. This will also be guest night and will be followed by a smorgasbord. New Hampshire was named in 1629, after the county of Hampshire, England. PLEASE TURN TO PAGE 4 FOR ADDITIONAL SOCIETY NEWS VERSARY S2R Store FOR THESE MANY YEARS -- TRUSTING YEARS TO COME HAVE MADE SPECIAL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE PRICES. WEARS TO COME HAVE MADE SPECIAL HAVE THE ADVANTAGE PRICES. 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