anaheim-gazette 1950-06-22

Honoree Beverly Kirkelie, third from left, holds set of bowls, while hostesses of the bridal snowy look on. They are, from left to right: Mrs. Delores Robinson, sister of the bride-elect; Mrs. George Kirkelie, her mother, and Mrs. Lizzie Knight. Beverly Kirkelie Honored in Home At Tuesday Evening Bridal Shower Beverly Kirkelie, bride-elect of Lloyd Clemmens, Fullerton, was feted at a bridal shower held in the home of her mother, Mrs. George Kirkelie, 201 N. Emily st., Tuesday evening. Co-hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Delores Robinson, sister of the honoree and Mrs. Lizzie Knight. A large centerpiece of hydran- Potluck Featured At Family Night A potluck dinner and the movie "Barefoot Boy" combined to make Family Night a success for its sponsors the senior Walther League of the Grace Lutheran church Friday night. A regular monthly meeting of the Zeta Tau Alpha Alumnae will be held at the home of Robert Fulton, 404 Cannon L. Fullerton, June 24 at 1:30 p.m. Plans for the husbands' meeting will be made. New treasurer of the club is Mrs. Murray. Beverly Kirkelie Honored in Home At Tuesday Evening Bridal Shower Beverly Kirkelie, bride-elect of Lloyd Clemments, Fullerton, was feted at a bridal shower held in the home of her mother, Mrs. George Kirkelie, 201 N. Emily st., Tuesday evening. Co-hostesses for the occasion were Mrs. Delores Robinson, sister of the honoree and Mrs. Lizzie Knight. A large centerpiece of hydrangeas added beauty to the table. Games were played and the door prize was awarded to Mrs. Helen Riesterer. Angel food cake and strawberry ice cream were served by the hostesses, following the opening of gifts, presented to the honoree by her nephew and niece, Ronald and Sandra Robinson. Attending the festivities in addition to those already mentioned were: Miss Laressa Spicer, Mrs. Eunice Hobson, Mrs. L. R. Abbott, Mrs. VanMeter, Mrs. Jeff Davis, Miss Mildred Wilcox, Mrs. Marie Robinson, Mrs. Grace Robinson, Miss Marilyn Crain, Mrs. Barbara Bryant, Mrs. Opal Meker, Mrs. Mary Cossitor, Mrs. John O'Kane, Mrs. Beula Strunt and Mrs. E. I. Kirkelie, cousin of Miss Kirkelie. Rev. H. Stief Guest Of Friendship Group Mrs. Frank Mauerhan's home, 13621 Ball rd., was the place of the Tuesday meeting of the Friendship circle of the Grace Lutheran church. Mrs. Ann Engelbretson gave devotions from the seventh chapter of Matthew. Guest speaker was the Rev. Harry Stief. Mrs. Miles Saiben, presided over the meeting, reading a self-composed poem on vacations. The closing prayer was delivered by the Rev. Stief. Mrs. Boyd Johnson won the hearts' desire box, in which each member put 10 cents, with chances given on it. Pastor Stief was winner of the musical game. Guests, other than the Reverend were: Mrs. Joe Sowder, Mrs. Henry Altheide and Miss Marion Rasmussen. Coy Wasta, who has been residing with the Warren Ashleigh's 809 Clementine st., and her sister Audrey, a well-known freshman at Anaheim High School, left by train Saturday for San Antonio, Tex., where their parents are re- Potluck Featured At Family Night A potluck dinner and the movie "Barefoot Boy" combined to make Family Night a success for its sponsors the senior Walther League of the Grace Lutheran church Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Martens of Fullerton acted as chairmen for the evening. The movie was shown by Elmer Martens, projectionist. Carol Stovall and Betty Manning assisted with the table duties. All proceeds of the offering which was taken following the showing of the picture went to pay for the film, with the balance to go toward paying for the piano purchased by the League. Nebraska Picnic Slated July 8 Ninety-three counties will be represented and 10,000 Cornhuskers will gather for the mid-summer Nebraska state picnic in the Long Beach Bixby Park, Saturday, July 8. A full program has been scheduled for the event, with the Long Beach municipal band scheduled to play at 1 p.m. Guest speakers will include Atty. Lester R. Slonecker of Omaha, Supt. Joseph M. Kennick of the Long Beach Juvenile bureau from Fremont and Mrs. J. C. Reed from Omaha. Paul S. Dietrick, president of the Nebraska society of Long Beach, will be master of ceremonies. Ikettes Plan Many Future Activities It was decided that any girls up through 16 might become junior Ikettes, when the Ikettes held a regular meeting Tuesday night in the patio of Mrs. Dick Martin's home, 1440 E. Center st. Information concerning this may be obtained from Mrs. Arch Henry, Jr., president of the group, by phoning 3982. A birthday party will be shared by members and their families July 12 in La Palma park at a potluck dinner. They were also invited to be guests at the Tom Regan Sports broadcast, over stations KFOX and KXLA Saturday, June 24 at 12:45 p.m. Members volunteered to help Guests, other than the Reverend were: Mrs. Joe Sowder, Mrs. Henry Altheide and Miss Marion Rasmussen. Coy Wasta, who has been residing with the Warren Ashleigh's 809 Clementine st., and her sister Audrey, a well-known freshman at Anaheim High School, left by train Saturday for San Antonio, Tex., where their parents are residing. Coy, who will be a sophomore at Fullerton junior college, plans to return before school opens next fall. A birthday party will be shared by members and their families July 12 in La Palma park at a potluck dinner. They were also invited to be guests at the Tom Regan Sports broadcast, over stations KFOX and KXLA Saturday, June 24 at 12:45 p.m. Members volunteered to help with the Huck Finn Day, July 1 at Orange county park. This event is sponsored by all the Izaak Walton chapters in Orange county. FRIDAY & SAT. SPECIALS June 22 & .23 "Better Than The Best" HALL'S BAKERY 3/6 West Center ~ Anaheim FRESH BAKED BREAD ... A Complete Line of Delicious Fresh Baked Bread ... White ... Whole Wheat SOMETHING NEW! INDIAN BREAD, made with whole wheat and cornmeal sweetened with honey ... We Use Unbleached Flour for More Wholesome Bread BISMARK SPECIAL Filled with Raspberry Jelly An old fashioned treat. Reg. 50c doz. ..... 40¢ doz CAKES FOR Weddings - Birthday - Showers - Etc. JUNE IS THE MONTH OF BRIDES ... but whether it's June or any other month our cakes are made to your order — Superbly made of the finest quality — Beautifully decorated. We make and decorate cakes for any and all occasions ... Mary Ellen Middleton-John C. Cole Engagement Announced by Parents Mr. and Mrs. Tex Middleton, 919 W. Broadway, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mary Ellen, to John D. Cole of Altadena. The couple's marriage plans for a September wedding were formally announced recently as Miss Middleton stepped through the Delta Daisy Ring at the University of Redlands. This is an annual affair at the University to honor engaged women. Miss Middleton graduated from Anaheim Union high school in 1948, her major interest being in music. Upon graduation she attended the University of Redlands where she is now a junior. It was at Redlands that she met her fiance, who is a graduate both of Pasadena City college and of the University of Redlands, where he received his B.A. degree in 1949. While attending Redlands Cole served as Student Body president and was awarded national honors in speech. Upon graduation he served an appointment with the student division of UNESCO as a field delegate and toured university centers of Western Europe during the summer of 1949. Since his return last September Mr. Cole has been on a lecture tour of the colleges and universities in the western United States. Miss Middleton was recently honored with a kitchen shower in the Glendale home of one of her Redlands friends, Miss Virginia Moses. The luncheon table was unique in its appointments, in that the hostess had used cookie cutters for favors and a tea pot filled with red geraniums as a center piece. All guests present to honor the bride-to-be were her classmates at the University. Stanton Items By Mrs. Julian Black A grand total of 136 children was reached Tuesday when the Stanton Community Church daily vacation Bible school, started by the Rev. Charles White, met for the second time at the local church, an increase of 30 over the previous days count. The classes, which are open to all young people from kindergarten to high school, regardless of religious faith, featured Bible instruction, songs, games and free ice cream. Hours are from 9 to 11:30 a.m. Teachers include Mrs. Leonard Jennings, Mrs. W. L. Choice, Mrs. Charles Moolick, Mrs. J. Albrecht, Mrs. Robert Ponsar, Mrs. Vipond, Mrs. Joseph Rilchens, Ralph Haitt, Mrs. Virgil Mrs. Charles White and Ms. C. Martin. Playground activities are the direction of Mrs. Albrecht; Marlene Sutherland and B.Horton as assistants. Pianist Mrs. Moolick and Janet Acting secretary is Mrs. Con Pollock. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Koehle 7921 W First st., and their 1st old son, David, are on a week vacation. They motor Deninson, Iowa, where they the guests of Mrs. Koeppen'sents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Noelle While Elmer is away his Louis Koeppen, 10821 Walk Cypress, is taking his place at Stanton Hardware, 10617 S Ave. John Gautschy, 9732 W ave., is fast becoming famous (Continued on Page 5) Personal Mention regular monthly meeting of Delta Tau Alpha Alumnae club held at the home of Mrs. Hart Fulton, 404 Cannon Lane, Barton, June 24 at 1:30 p.m. for the husbands' nighting will be made. New treasuring of the club is Mrs. Munsonattle of Buena Park, who was and at the last meeting. Clements, 1514 E. Center, Robert Jackson, Redgum st., attending the poultry equipment convention in Los Angeles. Kella Square Dancers will their summer sessions Friday June 23, at 8 p.m. in the Kasschool auditorium, 11952 E. La ave. Anyone in the Kadistrict is invited to attend dances, which will be held every two weeks and are to bring enough friends to a square or bring a dancing er. and Mrs. J. G. Broussard new Orleans are visiting at the of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hays, N. Lemon. The Broussard's residents of Anaheim 30 ago, have been here since day and will leave this Frior San Francisco. Connie Coughlan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Coughhill this city, will leave Friday send the summer vacation other sister, Mrs. W. H. Saint and family of Alma, Ark. will also visit relatives and kids in Ft. Smith, Ark. Buis, 203 S. Melrose celebrated her ninth birth- at a party given in her honor Anaheim park recently. At- ing, other than her mother, A. P. Buis, was: June Brown, Barnes, Una McDonald, Bev-Brown, Sandra Hyfon, Philasse, Jimmy Cornwall, Raynel, Terry Sue Tucker, Sarahards, Mrs. Jean Kannard and en, Richard and David, Mrs. George Hatfield and Kieth and Mrs. Karl Heil and Peggy Mrs. George Baker, Mrs. Raynel and the honorees brother sister, Sherry and Mike. Stag Party Dinner Honors Lee Barton Lee Barton of Yorba Linda, who is to be married to Donna Ruth Sillesen of the same city Saturday evening, was honored by a group of his friends at a stag dinner party last night in the home of Dan Kraemer in Placentia. After all had enjoyed a steak dinner prepared by the host and Ed Illsley, the guest of honor was presented with a gift from those present. 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