anaheim-gazette 1950-06-29

Mr. and Mrs. Jose Ciseros hold one of the gifts they received on their Golden Wedding anniversary Sunday. They have been residents of Anaheim since 1917. Couple Repeat Marriage Vows On Golden Wedding Anniversary June 26 Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Ciseros, 1112 Parry st., repeated the vows they had spoken fifty years ago at their marriage in Mexico. The Rev. T. Venegas officiated at the Sunday afternoon ceremony held in the Mexican Methodist church, Helena and Broadway. In keeping with the golden anniversary theme, Mrs. Ciseros wore a soft cream colored dress, interwoven with tiny gold threads. A cluster of orange blossoms held Local Girl Models At AAW Convention Miss Anita Robertson, 1401 E. Santa Ana st., modeled at the Advertising Association of the West convention June 25-28 held at the Coconut Grove and attended by over 2000 advertising people from 11 states and Canada. Miss Robertson, protege of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stevnor, acted as hostess at the Amphysedor hotel of La Habra were attendants to the couple. Mrs. McMasters, new Daisy Hartley, cousin of the bride was dressed in a summer suit of pastel shades and her bouquet was made up of pink and white carnations. Appropriate recordings were played and furnished a soft musical background for the event. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the home, which was decorated with pastel gladiolus, rose and lilies. Mrs. Bert Noblitt served the coffee, assisted by Patsy Troost. Mrs. Pat Semer, aunt of the bride presided at the guest look. The groom's mother, dressed in light blue with a pink corsage and pink accesories, served the ice cream and the bride's mother, dressed in navy blue, also had a pink corsage and served the cake. The couple left for a honeymoon up the coast which will include stops at Monterey, Carmel and other points of interest. They will return sometime next week and will make their home on Orange Grove avenue. The new Mrs. Hazard is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Henderson, Orange Grove ave., Placentia, and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hazard, Dowling rd., Anaheim. Doll Club Meets In Mathenite Home Members of the Doll club o Anaheim met Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Nick Mathenite, 300 E. Cypress, for one of their regular meetings. Mrs. F. H. Leonard acted as co-hostess. The decorations for the evening were in keeping with a Spanish motif. Varied gladioli bouquets June 26 Mr. and Mrs. Jose R. Ciseros, 1112 Parry st., repeated the vows they had spoken fifty years ago at their marriage in Mexico. The Rev. T. Venegas officiated at the Sunday afternoon ceremony held in the Mexican Methodist church, Helena and Broadway. In keeping with the golden anniversary theme, Mrs. Ciseros wore a soft cream colored dress, interwoven with tiny gold threads. A cluster of orange blossoms held her veil in place. Yellow carnations filtered with gold made up the bouquet she carried. The couple were preceded up the aisle by their daughters, Tabita Pena, Bernice Lucio, Phoebe Olivos, their respective husbands and Jose Ciseros, son and Clenen Avila, daughter. Flower girls were the Lucio twins, granddaughters of the elder Ciseros. Grandson David Garcia played a trombone solo entitled "I Love You Truly." The service was attended by 200 relatives and friends of the pair and the reception held at the church was attended by 125 guests. Congratulations came by telegram from El Paso, Tex., Mexico and many other places where the honored couple were known. Mr. and Mrs. Cisero were married in the year 1900 at a ceremony held in the home of the bride, with the Rev. E. Ibanes, the one who baptized Mrs. Cisero, at her birth acting as clergy. The original wedding was a formal occasion and 20 attendants stood with the bride and groom. Only five of the Cisero's 20 children are still living and all of these five and their families attended the occasion, some coming from Patterson and Brawley to be present. Local Girl Models At AAW Convention Miss Anita Robertson, 1401 E. Santa Ana st., modeled at the Advertising Association of the West convention June 25-28 held at the Coconut Grove and attended by over 2000 advertising people from 11 states and Canada. Miss Robertson, protege of Mr. and Mrs. Ken Stevnor, acted as hostess at the Ambassador hotel Sunday for the opening of the convention. Tuesday night she attended the presidential dinner at the Coconut Grove and modeled a Cole bathing suit, Kenneth Hopkins original hat and a blouse designed by Ken Stevnor especially for the occasion. Quiet Ceremony Marks Henderson, Hazard Nuptials Reciting their vows before a group of close friends and relatives, Miss Joan Henderson and Raymond Hazard were wed Sunday afternoon in the home of the bride's aunt, Mrs. E. Denny, E. North st. The Rev. Herbert Tweedie was clergy at the double ring ceremony. Ed Henderson gave his daughter in marriage. She was attired in a soft gray suit, with pink and navy accessories. Scatter pins, a gift of the groom, accented her ensemble and a nosegay of white carnations and lavender orchids composed the bridal bouquet. A lace handkerchief which belonged to her great, great grandmother was a sentimental addition to the bride's outfit. Mr. and Mrs. Duane McMasters Doll Club Meets In Mathenite Home Members of the Doll club on Anaheim met Tuesday night in the home of Mrs. Nick Mathenite, 300 E. Cypress, for one of their regular meetings. Mrs. F. H. Leonard acted as co-hostess. The decorations for the evening were in keeping with a Spanish motif. Varied gladioli bouquets were placed around the room and carnation corsages, by Wayne's were given to each lady present. Guest speaker was Mrs. Arthur Heavener of Ogden, Utah, who displayed one of her famous dolls Queen Rosabelle. A business meeting followed the opening phase of the meeting. Recently the group met at the Bower's museum in Santa Ana with the Doll Collector's club of Long Beach and the Los Angeles division of the Southern California Doll Collectors club. After viewing the display a picnic lunch was held at the San Diego park in Santa Ana. Attending the Tuesday meeting were: Mrs. Anita Cook, Mrs. Mabel Ives, Mrs. Louise Kopfer, Emily Van Verst, Mrs. Vincent Carlson, Miss Elva Hasket, Miss Adele Howard and Miss Clara Mark. Special guests included Mrs. Heavener, Mrs. Siegal, of the conservatory of music and Mrs. E. J. Hamlyn. Members of the Women's Relief corps and the Royal Neighbors met for a potluck lunch at the Anaheim park Tuesday. Highlighting the luncheon was the presentation of a 25-year membership pin to Mrs. Mary Updyke. THE ONLY complete "CHILD Development Guide" of its kind...our gift to you Here's the guide no mother should be without...GIVEN WITH EACH JUMPING-JACK PURCHASE. This chart, hung on the nursery wall, gives THE ONLY complete CHILD Development Guide of its kind... our gift to you Here's the guide no mother should be without... GIVEN WITH EACH JUMPING-JACK PURCHASE. This chart, hung on the nursery wall, gives an accurate week by week record of your child's progress. Will show you normal height and weight and record your child's actual growth and weight progress. JUMPING-JACKS FLEXIBLE SHOES FOR HARD WEAR FOR ALL CHILDREN CRADLE TO FOUR YEARS The S2R Store 0 to 8.....3.45 2 to 6.....4.25 6½ to 9.....4.75 Habra were attendants to ple. Mrs. McMasters, nee artley, cousin of the bride, passed in a summer suit of shades and her bouquet was of pink and white carnariate recordings were and furnished a sof musical round for the event. Followceremony a reception was the home, which was decowith pastel gradou, roses Bert Noblitt served the assisted by Patsy Troost. Semer, aunt of the bride, at the guest look. The mother, dressed in light with a pink corsage and pink ties, served the ice cream bride's mother, dressed in blue, also had a pink corsage served the cake. People left for a honeymoon coast which will include Monterey, Carmel and points of interest. They will sometime next week and take their home on Orange venue. New Mrs. Hazard is the r of Mr. and Mrs. Ed don, Orange Grove ave., and her husband is the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dowling rd., Anaheim. Club Meets Mathenite Home Members of the Doll club of met Tuesday night in the Mrs. Nick Mathenite, 305 less, for one of their reguings. Mrs. F. H. Leonard co-hostess. Decorations for the evening keeping with a Spanish Varied gladioli bouquets Anaheim Gazette, Thursday, June 29, 1950 Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Scene from "The Brother," u comprised of young people f road show tour covering the Don Hillary, Jacqueline Wh of James, the brother of Jesu ing Mr. Fletcher's birthday Su day. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Underwo 8801 Loara, visited their daught Mrs. Imogene Shoupe in Ingg wood recently to celebrate l birthday with her. Mrs. Miriam Krummanak 8341 Magnolia ave., was hostess a group of ladies at a plastic pa held in her home Tuesday nig Mrs. Herman Sklomeit was t lucky winner of the drawing, First prize winner Charmaine Murray receives trophy from Edward Faulkner, president of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, following contest held at the Faulkner home Wednesday evening. Charmaine Murray Wins First In Stanton Beauty Contest The Stanton Chamber of Commerce sponsored a Queen contest, last night, on the lawn of the president, Edward Faulkner's home, 9902 Western ave. Eight lovely young ladies between the ages of 17 and 25 put on a real parade of beauty. The girls were: Charmaine Murray, Jeanette Allen, Daisy Young, Marlene Sutherland, Bonnie Tabbatt, Delores Amling, Janice Pullman and Marie Pesterfield. Charmaine was judged to be the winner in a close decision. The girls paraded the runway six times as the five judges checked the six points on their cards: face, figure, personality, grace, charm and posture. The contest was staged under the direction of the chamber secretary, Florence P. Black. Five directors of the chamber brought a judge who did not live in the territory where the girls reside. Edward Faulkner brought Atty Harry Goza from Artesia; Herbert Howard, president of the Westminster, Sun Garden Bolsa group, American Legion; G. W. Irwin, Bob Nelson, photographer from Garden Grove and Buena Park; Mrs. Donald Rees Feted at Shower Mrs. Donald Rees, was honored at a baby shower Wednesday night held in the home of Mrs. W. C. Mauerhan, on Katella rd., with Mildred and Anna Claire Mauerhan assisting in the hostess duties. Decorations of pink and blue gladioli carried out the theme of the evening with tiny nut cups also decorated with tiny storks. Games were played in keeping with the occasion. Prize winners were Mrs. Dorothy Link and Mrs. Walter Taylor. Ice cream and strawberries, coffee or tea, and angel food cake were served by the hostesses. Attending were: Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, Mrs. Elmer Peters, Mrs. Ted Peters, Mrs. Robert Hein, Mrs. Phillip Selfridge, Mrs. Howard Pannier, Mrs. Dorothy Link, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan, Mrs. Bob Fakiner and the Misses Diane Duffy, Carol Bostick and Ada Wilcox. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. H. J. Fabinsky, Mrs. D. A. Underwood, 8801 Loara, visited their daughter Mrs. Imogene Shoupe in Inglewood recently to celebrate her birthday with her. Mrs. Miriam Krummanakak 8341 Magnolia ave., was hostess to a group of ladies at a plastic party held in her home Tuesday night. Mrs. Herman Sklomeit was lucky winner of the drawing, receiving a plastic apron as a gift. The evening was spent in social activities and refreshments we served, with Mrs. Fred Winter pouring. Much hilarity resulted when Mrs. Winters spilled some tea and the guests teased her about having too much plastic before she poured. Attending were: Mrs. Myrine Jenson, Mrs. Imogene Allred, Mrs. Ethelyn Lee, Mrs. Gladys Poyntz, Mrs. Lillian Sullivan, Mrs. J.Ward, Mrs. Ray Ward, Mrs. Lu Williams, Mrs. Katy Howard, Mr Lee Ponsor, Mrs. Underwood, Ms Marjorie Morrow and those ready mentioned. Voting in San Bernardino county in the June 6 primaries was the heaviest ever recorded for sunday election. A total of 80,429 voters representing 65.5 per cent of those eligible went to the polls. GREAT 225 E. CENTER SPECIAL POMEROY B 46 oz. Grapefruit 1 lb. Ritz Cracker 29 OUNCE BOTTLE SOFT DRINKS MARS 12 oz. cello Bag 80 COUNT COLORED The contest was staged under the direction of the chamber secretary, Florence P. Black. Five directors of the chamber brought a judge who did not live in the territory where the girls reside. Edward Faulkner brought Atty. Harry Goza from Artesia; Herbert Howard, president of the Westminster, Sun Garden Bolsa group, American Legion; G. W. Irwin, Bob Nelson, photographer from Garden Grove and Buena Park; Florence Black, Max Besler, associate publisher of the Anaheim Gazette and John Gautschy, Russell R. Smirl, past president of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce and superintendent of the Long Beach Sears-Roebuck store for over 15 years. Queen Charmaine Murray, received a beautiful trophy from the Stanton Chamber, donated by Edward Faulkner and Associates, of Los Angeles. The trophy was a beautiful gold statue of a roman goddess, holding a wreath of laurel over her head. A large group of residents and members of the chamber turned out to applaud the girls. The chamber expressed their appreciation to every contestant and all eight of them are to be on the chamber's float in the forty-third Huntington Beach 4th of July Golden California centennial, at 11 a.m. The girls are all entered in the beauty contest at 3 p.m., and if they don't carry home all the prizes, at least they will give the other contestants a bad time. August 16 Charmaine will compete with 21 other girls from Orange county at the fair. The queen will be selected at an extravagant show on the grounds. Ice cream and strawberries, coffee or tea, and angel food cake were served by the hostesses. Attending were: Mrs. Floyd Stockwell, Mrs. Elmer Peters, Mrs. Ted Peters, Mrs. Robert Hein, Mrs. Phillip Selfridge, Mrs. Howard Pannier, Mrs. Dorothy Link, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan, Mrs. Bob Fakiner and the Misses Diane Duffy, Carol Bostick and Ada Wilcox. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. H. J. Fakiner, Mrs. Ed Black, Mrs. John Flynn, Mrs. Alta Hochuli, Miss Marieta Selfridge, Miss Lorraine Pannier, Miss Barbara Bohan, Miss Genevieve Helser and Miss Carol and Dorlyn Hochuli. Personal Mention License to wed was filed by Robert Dale Lamb, 9107 Bestel ave., Garden Grove and Mary Lou Coleman of Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Gay Van Berckelaer, 9231 Cerritos, are the parents of a boy born at the Fullerton General hospital, June 27. Mr. and Mrs. Al Schumacher, 514 S. Kroeger and their children, Stephan and Susan are going for a two-day stay at Santa Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. Buckley Nicholson, 205 S. Citron just returned from a weeks visit in Phoenix and Tempi, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Callen, 1292 Eighth st., Garden Grove, are the parents of a 7 pound 3 ounce boy, born at the Santa Ana Community hospital, June 28. A picnic lunch was shared by Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Hughes, Mrs. Anna H. Allen, Mr.'and Mrs. Fletcher and their three sons, Larry, Charles and Donald honor- from "The Brother," the three-act play which the MYF Footlighters, noted drama group opprised of young people from the White Temple Methodist church, will present on a two-weeks show tour covering the Pacific Coast next week. Pictured from left to right are: Dan Demaree, Hillary, Jacqueline Whiteman. Seated: Mary Jo Duncan and Joe Moody. The play is the story James, the brother of Jesus and is based on Dorothy Clarke Wilson's famous novel. (Gazette Photo by Bradley) Mr. Fletcher's birthday Sunand Mrs. D. A. Underwood, Moara, visited their daughter, Imogene Shoupe in Inglere recently to celebrate her day with her. PASADENA ATTRACTS MANY SMALL MANUFACTURING FIRMS Pasadena, normally thought of as a residential community, now has more industrial concerns than Long Beach or San Diego, says the Chamber of Commerce. As a result of a long campaign to attract small, specialized manufacturing plants there are now 296 such concerns within the city limits. This compares with 293 for San Diego and 262 for Long Beach, the Chamber said. The shell often is described as nature's own packing case or the egg. MANUFACTURING FIRMS Pasadena, normally thought of as a residential community, now has more industrial concerns than Long Beach or San Diego, says the Chamber of Commerce. As a result of a long campaign such concerns within the city limits. This compares with 293 for San Diego and 262 for Long Beach, the Chamber said. THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 721 No. Los Angeles St. North Gate Business District PLAYTOGS HEADQUARTERS FOR THE 4th ● SUN SUITS ● SWIMWEAR ● SHORTS ● SLACKS Boy's Swim Trunks Hoppy Shirts Free Parking Phone 4271 GREATER ANAHEIM MARKET 25 E. CENTER OPEN SUNDAY FREE PARKING IN REAR SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY POMEROY BROS. GROCERY & VEGETABLE DEPT. 6 oz. 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