anaheim-gazette 1950-06-27

Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 St. Paul’s Methodist Church in Oxnard Scene of Rodgers-Fitzgerald Nuptials In an impressive afternoon ceremony held in the St. Paul’s Methodist church in Oxnard, Miss Marjorie Jean Rodgers became the wife of Donald Ray Fitzgerald of Anaheim, Sunday, June 25. The bride was escorted to the alter by her father J. G. Rodgers. Her gown was fashioned in white marguisette with lace insets and a lace fingertip veil, was held in place by a matching lace halo. The bridal bouquet was of orchids. A pink marquisette gown with a lace bodice was worn by matron of honor Wilma Lott, sister of the bride, pink carnations and blue larkspur made up her bouquet. Best man for the occasion was Robert Coleman. Marshall Lott, brother-in-law of the bride and Jame Klemme, cousin of the bride, were ushers. Jay Willian Loe was soloist and his numbers included "How Do I Love Thee," "A Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's Prayer," which was part of the ceremony. The Rev. Richard Kendell officiated at the rites which featured a double ring ceremony. A reception was held in the home of the bride’s parents with approximately 50 attending. Mrs. E. A. Whalen and Helen Rodgers, sister of the bride, served. Following the reception, a White Temple Stages Show Tonight at 7:30 A Gay Nineties Review will be given by members of the White Temple Methodist church choir and the college Methodist Youth Fellowship under the direction of Gania Demaree tonight at 7:30 in the basement of the church. Centered around the theme “Dearie, Do You Remember When” the program will include special musical acts, a melo-drama and authentic news reels and short films of that period. Mrs. M. W. Sanford, contralto, will sing “Just A Bird in A Gilded Cage;” Fred Clemments, bass, “Wild, Simply Wild Over Me;” Duane Duncan, Dan Demaree, Karl Hatfield and Fred Edwards, Jr., an authentic barber shop quartete, “Sweet Adeline” and “Kentucky Babe;” Neva Wedin, Jean Cariker, Phyllis Herman and Joan Spencer, a girls’ quartete, “I Love Little Willie,” with Mrs. Fred Edwards singing the solo part; all girls chorus, “How You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm;” a duet number by Joan Spencer and Fred Edwards, Jr.; Duane Duncan The Rev. Richard Kendell officiated at the rites which featured a double ring ceremony. A reception was held in the home of the bride's parents with approximately 50 attending. Mrs. E. A. Whalen and Helen Rodgers, sister of the bride, served. Following the reception the couple left for a 10-day honeymoon at an undisclosed destination. The bride, formerly a teacher at Santa Maria Elementary schools, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rodgers, 161 N. F st., Oxnard. The groom is the son of Mrs. Pearl Fitzgerald, 1205 Damon ave., Anaheim and is employed in the building trade. He served with the army air force during the war. Anaheim will be the residence of the couple when they return from their honeymoon. Barnet-Lae Exchange Vows In Chapel Rites Jacklyn Laverne Barnett and Louis Charles Lae recited their marriage vows at Capilla De San Antonio Saturday afternoon with Judge Paddock of Orange delivering the single ring informal ceremony. A bouquet of yellow roses harmonized with the tan suit, dark brown accessories and green blouse of the bride's wedding ensemble. W. G. Rodenmayer, grandfather of the bride, gave her in marriage. Miss Doreen Blystone wearing a forest green suit, yellow blouse and dark brown accessories, was maid of honor. He bouquet was of white carnations. Best man was Robert Behrens and ushers were C. J. Barnett and Calvin Blood. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Lee Barnett and Mrs. W. G. Rodenmayer, grandmother of the bride. Upon their return from a one-week honeymoon, the new Mr. and Mrs. Barnett will reside at 437 S. Sycamore, Brea. The former Miss Barnett is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodenmayer, 11711 Loara st., Anaheim. Lae is the son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Lae of Fullerton and is employed as a mechanic. Mr. and Mrs. R. Boysen, 558 S. Palm, have had Mr. Boysen's brother and his family for house guests. They are Mr. and Mrs. Lea Wild, Simply Wild Over Me; Duane Duncan, Dan Demaree, Karl Hatfield and Fred Edwards, Jr., an authentic barber shop quartete, "Sweet Adeline" and "Kentucky Babe;" Neva Wedin, Jean Cariker, Phyllis Herman and Joan Spencer, a girls' quartete, "I Love Little Willie," with Mrs. Fred Edwards singing the solo part; all girls chorus, "How You Gonna Keep 'Em Down on the Farm;" a duet number by Joan Spencer and Fred Edwards, Jr.; Duane Duncan and his secret sweetheart in a tandem-bicycle number and Fred Edwards, Sr., soloing in "Old Black Joe," with the entire cast in the background. The grand finale, chorus will feature "Dearie Do You Remember When." The melodrama is under the direction of Jackie Whiteman. Since one cent will be charged for every inch of height, admission price will vary. Marilyn Taylor-Jay In Formal Double Miss Marilyn Taylor became wife of James J. Schmitz at St. Boniface Catholic church Saturday morning, June 24, with Rev. Father David Coleman forming ceremony. Given in marriage by her father L. E. Taylor, the bride carried bouquet of two white orchids rounded by white rose buds and stephonitis. She wore a princess style nylon chantilly lace over slipper satin, with a daisy peter pan collar and spread court train. The head-piece was the same lace as the gown held the finger tip illusion in place. Attendants included Mrs. K. Teget, sister of the bride matron of honor, who wore aqua organdy gown with matching hat and mitts and carried bouquet of talisman roses. Bride's maids were Miss Barbara Yarbrough, wearing a blue organdy gown and holding a yellow gladioli bouquet; Miss Shirley Schmitz, sister of the groom, pink organdy and with pale linden flowers; Mrs. Robe Krechter, cousin of the groom, green organdy and holding pink flowers and Miss Shirley Zimmer dressed in a yellow gown and carrying an orchid gladiol bouquet. The attendants also wore hats and mitts of the same color as their gowns. Flower girl Terry Needham attired in a formal, mitts and hat, and carrying a basket of pink rose buds. Jerry Schmitz, the grooms brother, was best man. Usher were Edward Stringer, Jr., Ames, Gilbert Martinz, Bray Taylor, cousin of the bride. YOU GET THIS $1295 Sunbeam IRONMASTER HOT In 30 second! Heats quicker. Steps hotter, brons faster. Has cool convenient Heat Regulator up in the handle, "right under your thumb". Easy to see, easy to set for all fabrics. AND THIS NEW $1295 RID-JID ADJUSTABLE Easiest to handle. Self opening—self closing. Instantly adjustable to any height. VENTILATED metal top for cooler ironing. Non-slip rubber feet. Plenty of knee room. Folds compactly. YOU GET THIS $25.20 IRONING SET FOR ONLY $19.50 You Save $6.40 Nadorff Hardware 148 E. 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On June 30, 8 o'clock p.m., the children who have been participating in the daily vacation Bible school of the Stanton Community Church will present a program, "God's Garden." Work accomplished during the two weeks study will be displayed and recitations, songs and awards will be given. In addition a movie will be shown. The program will be on the church lawn because the attendance is too great to be seated in the little church. The people in Stanton have been receiving notices that the First National Bank, Garden Grove, is now a member of, and will be called, the Garden Grove branch of the Bank of America National Trust and Savings Assn. The same people, many who do not drive cars, are wondering how they will get to the bank at all. It will relieve the banking situation a great deal when the proposed bank to be built between will give out regular and ex-schedules. The new bus, latest type mass transportation, will be display, June 27, in Santa Leaving Santa Ana, the bus go north on Main st., making her stops until it turns on High 101, where it stops at the Or County hospital, going straight through to Buena Park. There be no more stops until they reaches Sixth and Mateo st. Los Angeles. Discharge stops be made from that intersections to the Sixth and Main st. Coming out from Los Angeles process will be just in rev Stanton people working in Los Angeles will have to devise ways means to get to Buena Park their next step. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barlow 10521 S. Hanson and their small sons, Anthony and The accompanied by Mr. Barn mother, Mrs. Charles Barlow the Baroldi dairy farms, 6716 mitos. have just returned from month's vacation. They travel first, to Lansing, Mich., where picked up an Oldsmobile 98. Visited friends and relatives Mrs. Baroldi Sr., in Cleveland, then going to Iowa to relatives of Mrs. Thomas Barlow They stopped in Menomonee, on the return trip. Mr. Milton Hassell, 7922 E. st., has been confined to his past few days. Since not ing well Mr. Hassell has gave up his main pleasure, the being adjutant of the Amor Legion post, Buena Park, he holds an honorary life membership for faithful work. Mr. Hassel's neighbor, Mr. Jam Dubbs, 7932 First st., is at home ill. Mr. Dubbs has Marilyn Taylor-James Schmitz Wed Formal Double Ring Ceremony Ms Marilyn Taylor became the first James J. Schmitz at the Boniface Catholic church Saturday morning, June 24, with the Father David Coleman pering ceremony. In marriage by her father Taylor, the bride carried a set of two white orchids surged by white rose buds and anemis. She wore a princess-enylon chantilly lace gown slipper satin, with a dainty pan collar and spreading train. The head-piece was of same lace as the gown and the finger tip illusion veil. Dendants included Mrs. K. P., sister of the bride and son of honor, who wore an organdy gown with match hat and mitts and carried a tuet of talisman roses. Dade's maids were Miss Bar-Yarbrough, wearing a blue lady gown and holding a yellow gladioli bouquet; Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz, sister of the groom, in organdy and with pale lavender flowers; Mrs. Robert Water, cousin of the groom, in organdy and holding light flowers and Miss Shirley Mitz， sister of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the groom，inorgandy和with pale lavender flowers；Mrs. Robert Water，cousin of the 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The people in Stanton have been receiving notices that the First National Bank,Garden Grove is now a member of,and approximately 200 attending.Miss Donna Powell,Miss Judy Galbraith,Miss Francis Delaney and Miss Eunice Hubb served and Miss Kolene Griffith presided over the guest book.Miss Marge Wangrud played at the reception furnishing a soft musical background. The bride's going away ensemble was made up of a navy blue suit featuring white and navy accessories with the white orchids from the bridal boquet accenting the outfit.The couple will spend a week at Santa Catalina and upon their return will reside at 1445 Glenneyre ave.,Laguna Beach. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Taylor,683 Catalina st.,Laguna and Mr. and Mrs.P.W.Schritt,14371 Anaheim-Olive rd.,Anaheim are parents of the groom. B-PW Holds County Council Meeting Miss E.Fern Stewart,新 president ,presided over the county council meeting ofthe Business and Professional Women's club held in Santa Ana Friday evening with 10 members from Anaheim branch attending. Secretary Dorothy Rigly of Fullerton junior club,是 introduced by Mrs. Stewart.Business mainly concerned plans forthe summer conference of Southern June 24 at the St. Joseph hospital. Mrs. Christine Storm of San Diego is visiting her son,Robert C.Stormand his family.of Freeway Park. A 5 lb.,15 oz.boy was born toMr. and Mrs.Gus Bagnard,904 N.Helena st.,at the St.Joseph hospital June 22. Mr. and Mrs.Robert Knapp, 8081 Alamo st.,have a new daughter,born June 24.at the Fullerton General hospital. A family reunion was held atthe homeofMr.andMrs.RalphRouland,S9375 S.Hansen rd.,Ana- Rug 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x11-11 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x11 Gray W 1—9x12-Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x11-11 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x11-11 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x11-11 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x11-11 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14-10 Rose 1—9x12-2 Rose 1—9x14- Council Meeting Miss E. Fern Stewart, new president, presided over the county council meeting of the Business and Professional Women's club held in Santa Ana Friday evening with 10 members from Anaheim branch attending. Secretary Dorothy Rigly of the Fullerton junior club, was introduced by Mrs. Stewart. Business mainly concerned plans for the summer conference of Southern District to be held in Newport Union high school July 16. The Anaheim club is in charge of the music for the program. The next council meeting will be held at Laguna in August. Attending Friday meeting from Anaheim were Mrs. Marguerite Coons, president of the local group, Mrs. Jean Thueson, Mrs. Lillian Branch, Mrs. Ida Mae Walburt, Mrs. Billie Snow, Mrs. Agnes Hund, Mrs. Marguerite Harris, Mrs. Doris Prickett, Miss Beulah Hindiman and Mrs. Josephine Sulser. Personal Mention Amerige park in Fullerton will be the scene of the annual Arkansas state picnic July 4. A potluck lunch will be shared at 12 noon and an excellent entertainment program has been slated for the day, according to Lee Pennington, president of the society. Everyone from Arkansas is invited to attend and all friends of the state as well. Further information may be obtained by contacting Lee Pennington, 6332 Homewood ave., Buena Park. Mr. and Mrs. William Heisler, 530 S. Zeyn, Anaheim, are the parents of an 8 lb., 9 oz. boy born A 5 lb., 15 oz. boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bagnard, 904 N. Helena st., at the St. Joseph hospital June 22. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Knapp, 8081 Alamo st., have a new daughter, born June 24, at the Fullerton General hospital. A family reunion was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rouland, 9375 S. Hansen rd., Anaheim, honoring R. L. Schultz, who recently came from Springfield, Ill. Making his first visit here since 1915, he is staying at the home of his brother, J. R. Schultz, 118 S. Los Angeles st. During the afternoon, David Hutton, dean of voice in Hollywood, honored the group with a few vocal selections and Doris Jean Rouland, daughter of the host and hostess presented some dance numbers. Attending in addition to those already mentioned were Mrs. Margaret Burris, sister of the honoree, whom he had not seen since 1925, Mrs. Mary E. Lotz, Mrs. Jo Hutton, also a sister, Mrs. Bessle Rouland, Mrs. J. R. Schultz, Mrs. David Hutton, and Robert Rouland, son of the host and hostess. Susan Jane is the name chosen by Mr. and Mrs. Al Kohler, 220 N. Citron for their baby girl, born June 19. Patricia Tabor of San Bernardino and Jim Gaddis of Yucalpa were married at the First Presbyterian church in San Bernardino recently. Jim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis W. Gaddis, formerly of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kohler and children, Gilbert, Jr. and Marcia, 100 W. Vermont st., left Friday for a week’s vacation which will include visits with friends. IS! -- Lottest China Promotion We ever Had -- ANCISCAN THE CHINA Settings Plates, Cup & Saucer 0.75 Rock—you may set complete Utility and reputation dinner wear— CAN k Store ER Ph. 3621 Girl Scout House Scene of Workshop A workshop of craft ideas that will be used at the Anaheim Girl Scout camp and the established camp was held this afternoon, beginning at one o'clock at the Girl Scout house for leaders, assistants and other staff members interested. Instruction was offered in copper work, and tin-craft; basketry and mat weaving; leaf and weed roller-printing, plaster of paris, blue-printing, stenciling and spatter-printing as applied to nature study. Special instructions were given to the day camp leaders. The workshop was continuous during the afternoon. Tables were set-up with the various crafts arranged, and with all equipment and tools necessary, so that a leader could try her skill at any craft she was not familiar with. This method of instruction was used at the Christmas craft workshop held at the Scout house last December and was so successful that it is being offered again. The staff of the day camp includes: Mrs. Jerry W. Schiller, director; Mrs. Clyde Dawson, business manager; Mrs. H. W. Dugdale, librarian; Mrs. John Meyers, nurse, and Miss Peggy Sterba, junior first aider. Unit leaders and assistants will be: Mrs. Otto Wittesch, Mrs. John Kidwell, Mrs. Howard Scott, Mrs. Arvel C. Collins, Mrs. George Devine, Mrs. John Ricker, Mrs. Joe Arias, Jr., Mrs. C. L. Lee, Mrs. Joe Packer, Mrs. Hazel Warner, Mrs. John Spielman, Mrs. Mildred Hunsaker, Miss Carol Dawson, Miss Fergus, and Miss Joella Wiseman. Mrs. Mabel Heitman will serve as nursery unit leader. The established camp staff is headed by Mrs. Frances Baker, director and Mrs. William Bushman, chairman. Mr. Reiner Submit and Dorothy Dix JEALOUSY Over-Suspicious Suitor Should Change Tactics DEAR MISS DIX: I am a man 36 years old. Two years ago my wife and one child were killed in an accident. I swore I would never marry again, but now I have met a woman I'm crazy in love with. She is my age, highly educated, good-looking, fine business woman, most interesting talker, never a dull moment when she is around. She was unhappily married and is separated but not divorced. Says the reason she doesn't get a divorce is that she is afraid if she had one she would be foolish enough in some mad moment to get married again. I am wildly jealous of everybody who comes near this woman. I am on her trail nearly all the time. I want to know what she is doing every minute of the day and night. She says she cares for me, but if she does why won't she get a divorce and marry me? ANSWER: The answer to your riddle is plain enough. Your insane jealousy is your undoing. No woman who still retained her reasoning faculties, no matter (Continued from Page 3) Mr. Milton Hassell, 7922 E. First has been confined to his home past few days. Since not feel well Mr. Hassell has had to up his main pleasure, that of being adjutant of the American nation post, Buena Park, where he holds an honorary lifetime membership for faithful work. Mr. Hassel's neighbor, Mr. Will-Dubbs, 7932 First st., is also home ill. Mr. Dubbs has been used by many who usually see him making his daily walk to the office. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Clark Hanson Manor and their three full children, Mary Ann, David and Roger are leaving Friday for Rock Mountain at Idlewild where they will set up an outdoor camp. Mrs. Clark, a girl scout leader for Savanna school, is an advent lover of the outdoors. Mr. Clark will be on vacation from Douglas aircraft in Long Beach. Friday a jury before Superior Judge R. Thompson freed Anthony Nick of Main st., Stanton, on trials counts. A group of teen-youths in the area had accused them of perversion and giving them to drink. The defense claimed the same youths had framed Gasbush because he chased them away from his home. 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