anaheim-gazette 1950-07-05

Page 3 Anaheim Gazette, Wednesday, July 5, 1950 Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Joanne Barnes-Tikker following her marriage to R. J. Tikker of this city Tuesday evening, June 27 at the Alhambra Seventh Day Adventist church. Mrs. C. I. Andrews At Training Center Mrs. C. I. Andrews, 311 E. Broadway, Anaheim, is attending the Methodist Youth Caravan Training Center in Stockton, preparing for voluntary service in local churches during the next seven weeks. Experienced in the direction of Christian youth work, Mrs. Andrews is one of 70 adult counselors who will work with 280 college young people as members of Caravan teams this summer. Caravanners will serve a total of 500 churches in the United States, Cuba, and Hawaii this season. Composed of four young people and one adult counselor, each caravan team is especially trained to give leadership and direction to the development of a youth program fulfilling the ideals and purposes of the Methodist Youth Fellowship in each local church. Caravanners assist local youth in planning programs of evangelism, world friendship, and community service. They give suggestions for worship services, lead informal study groups, direct recreation, help initiate work projects, and interpret the youth program of the church to civic leaders. Sponsored by staff members of the Methodist Board of Education, Nashville, Tenn., the five training centers are located at William Penn College, Oskaloosa, Iowa; Lake Junaluska, N.C.; McMurray College, Abilene, Texas; Lycoming College, Williamsport, Penn., and College of the Pacific, Stockton, California. Now in its 12th year, the Methodist Caravan program has reached more than a million people in over 13,000 churches across the nation and overseas. Personal Mention The Rev. Daniel Miller, 532 S. Lemon, will continue as pastor of the Westley Methodist church, at 630 N. Los Angeles st., for another year. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Robertson of 1401 E. Santa Ana st., are going to Kentucky to visit relatives July 5 and plan to be gone between two to three weeks. Accompanying them on their trip by car will be O. J. Robertson, brother of Mr. Robertson. Daughters, Marion and Anita, will remain home with Mrs. O. J. Robertson, their aunt, also residing with them in the absence of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Helmle and Announcing the Opening of Delores Pool and Mr. Charles Mullu where they joined Mrs. Moody dancers and Hawaiian musicians ed with flower leis honoring the Trio Returns After Stay in Honolulu Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moore, 7232 Monroe st., and Delores Pool, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Todd L. Pool, 111 E. Alberta st., returned via United Airlines Tuesday, landing at Mines field in Los Angeles after a stay in Honolulu. Mrs. Moore, popularly known as Val Moore dancing teacher, takes this trip every year studying the native dances and seeing the sights. She was joined by her husband and Delores after studying dances in six studios for three weeks. The party recently attended the Moano hotel with friends to celebrate the Moore's 25th wedding anniversary at a luau. Delores perhaps one of the most well-known of Mrs. Moore's students, gave a program for passengers who came in on the Lurline and was featured on the radio program Hawaii Calls. Art Linkletter was also a guest on the program of Bill Lincoln, a teacher of Hawaiian dances. Miss Pool has been a winner on several radio and television programs and has received many prizes and plaudits for her work daughter, Mary Lynn, of Springfield, Ill., arrived by train Saturday morning and are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rouland, 9375 S. Hansen where their mother, Mrs. Bessie Rouland, is staying. Sunday the family visited their cousin, David Hutton, in Burbank. The Helmles' plan a two week visit. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Altheide Announcing the Opening of MAXINE’S BEAUTY SALON (Formerly MORRIS BEAUTY SERVICE) 234 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 5451 Featuring... A Complete Beauty Line ● Permanents ● Shampoo and Set ● Hair Styling ● Manicures ● Pedicures ● Facials ● Bleaching ● Hair Tinting Complete Line of... Merle Norman Cosmetics OPENING SPECIAL 7.50 COLD WAVE Complete... 5.95 SHAMPOO and SET... 1.50 HAIRCUT, expert styling Scissor or Razor... 1.00 SPECIALIZING IN HAIR TINTING AND BLEACHING WE FEATURE FAMOUS NAME PERMANENTS ● ZOTOS ● HELENE CURTIS ● REALISTIC ● CIRCLETTE SPRAY CURL We cordially invite you to come in and get acquainted. MAXINE CRAMER Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan Honored On Golden Wedding Anniversary Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. William A. Dolan were honored on their 50th wedding anniversary Tuesday when their son, Dr. William J. Dolan and two daughters, Mrs. Stephen Gallagher and Mrs. Phil Bastian held a reception at the Bastian home, 537 S. Illinois st. Over 200 invitations were issued to relatives and friends to visit the honored couple from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Mrs. Dolan wore a navy blue sheer dress with a large orchid as accent, which was presented to her by the children. Mrs. Bastian, gowned in a pink organdy afternoon dress, Mrs. Gallagher, in a green pastel dress and Mrs. William J. Dolan wearing a pink dotted swiss gown received the guests. They each had a corsage in pastel shades. Presiding at the tea table, which was decorated with a large wedding cake, yellow candles and yellow roses, were Mrs. Ross Phegley and Mrs. Ray Fisher in the afternoon and Mrs. J. Truxaw, Mrs. Oscar Heying, Mrs. P. A. Nelson and Mrs. Beardslee in the evening. The rest of the house was decorated with bouquets of yellow roses and other flowers and lighted tapers graced the dining room mantle piece. Assisting in the institution of guests were Marie Nell Robertson. Special guest Miss Maude Mackenie, close friend of the couple, who came out the occasion from Omah, New York. Mr. and Mrs. Dolan have been in Anaheim since the year of 1916 and were married in the Cathedral Church in Indianola, Nebraska, in with Father Barrett officiating the rites. They have in addition to their three children eight grandchildren. Stanton Items King Rutledge, 7511 East Cottons ave., and his grandson Tim Davis took a trip last week look over the Rutledge ranch property at Lake Mathews. The Stanton girls on vacation from school are really addictive touch to the nearby businesses. Jeanette Allen, Returns After In Honolulu Mrs. Charles Moore, roe st., and Delores Pool, of Mr. and Mrs. Todd 111 E. Alberta st., returnnited Airlines Tuesday, at Mines field in Los Aner a stay in Honolulu. Moore, popularly known Moore dancing teacher, trip every year studying the dances and seeing the life was joined by her husDelores after studying in six studios for three Party recently attended the hotel with friends to celeMoore's 25th wedding dary at a luau. Delores, one of the most wellMrs. Moore's students, program for passengers are on the Lurline and fured on the radio proHawaii Calls. Art Linkletter a guest on the program Lincoln, a teacher of dances. Pool has been a winner on radio and television proand has received many and plaudits for her work. Mary Lynn, of Springarrived by train Saturning and are visiting at of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 9375 S. Hansen where her, Mrs. Bessie Rouland, Sunday the family viscousin, David Hutton, in The Helmles' plan a two it. Mary Lynn, of Springarrived by train Saturning and are visiting at of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph 9375 S. Hansen where her, Mrs. Bessie Rouland, Sunday the family viscousin, David Hutton, in The Helmles' plan a two it. 14502 E. South st., Anaheim, are the parents of a girl born at the Fullerton General hospital June 30. Mrs. Ted Buford and daughter, Judy, of Denver, Colo., Mrs. Edgar Rankin and son, Jimmy, of Columbus, Nebr., Mrs. Della Kissell and Ned Kissell were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kissell, 8052 E. Ball rd., Sunday. Mrs. Buford, Mrs. Rankin and their children are visiting California and plan to remain for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradley of 828 N. Dickel have just returned from a two weeks vacation trip which took them to Las Vegas and Reno, Nev., Sacramento, San Francisco and Arrowhead, stopping off and visiting friends in many of the places. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pannier, 203 S. West st., and their daughter, Jeanine, are spending a week in Newport Beach with Miss Thelma Clamp and Miss Joan Spencer as their guests. Visiting the Pannier's Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peacock and Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Spencer. Norman Leonard, 113 E. Alberta st., was chosen from the audience to participate in a square dance routine with the Heldt-steppers, members of the Horace Heldt Original Youth Opportunity show held in the Rendezvous Ballroom at Balboa following the Sunday radio broadcast of the group. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Oelrich returned from their honeymoon Sunday and have taken up residence at the home of Gary's mother in Fullerton where they will remain until the Geddes' return. They will then make their home in Anaheim. Craig Bottger, 1950 AUHS graduate has accepted a 3-year partial tuition scholarship from Redlands AT ANAHEIM THREE BIG SELLING DAYS MAIN FLOOR SPECIALS! 100% All Wool YOUNG MEN'S • Sport Coats • LEISURE JACKETS Reduced to Clear 15°° 14 Ounce 100% Rayon GABARDINE SLACKS 5.00 Sizes 29 to 42 Men's All Wool Suits ... 22.50 & 35 Men's Sport and Dress Shirts ... 2 Rayon-Nylon Sport Shirts ... Mr. and Mrs. Gary Oelrich returned from their honeymoon Sunday and have taken up residence at the home of Gary's mother in Fullerton where they will remain until the Geddes' return. They will then make their home in Anaheim. Craig Bottger, 1950 AUHS graduate has accepted a 3-year partial tuition scholarship from Redlands University where he has already matriculated for the fall semester. While in high school, besides maintaining a commendable level of scholarship and perfect records in merit and citizenship, Craig distinguished himself in music, drama, journalism and athletics. Dorothy Dix WIDOWED MOTHER Best Plan to Help Her Maintain Own Home Dear Dorothy Dix: My father and mother had been married a long time. A month ago he died. What happiness can she, a woman starting her sixties, have without the man she loved? What pleasure out of life can a woman get who has not been trained for some absorbing profession and who has only been a housewife and mother and enjoyed that and the success of making countless friends? My mother is only partially independent. She is coming to live with me and that moves her a long distance from her old home and friends and leaves her nothing to do to fill in the time. Must all of her future life be empty and meaningless and miserable? A READER ANSWER: You are about to make the tragic mistake that so (Continued on Page 7) COTTON SLIPS FOR WOMEN 1.00 Fine easy-to-launder white cotton with expensive-looking eyelet embroidery — they're buys at 1.00! And they'll keep you cool and fresh through summer's warmest days. Sizes 32-40. 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Jeanette Allen, 10662 Chestnut st., and Doris Grivey, 10501 E. Cerritos, are working at Knott's Berry Farm. Janice Pullman, 10881, is reporting daily to the Bigler pharmacy in Anaheim. Both Jeanette and Janice were in the Stanton Chamber of Commerce beauty parade last Wednesday. Mrs. Edwin Leep, Mrs. Joe Huss and Mrs. Veva Gorman, sisters, have put their heads together and decided to make another try at a family party. They had a picnic Sunday at the Anaheim Park. This time a good time was had by all. The Edwin Leep's and their daughter Judy and son Larry, and Mr. Leep's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Leep, 217 S. Clementine, Anaheim; the Joe Huss's, 825 N. Sabina and Mrs. Veva Gorman who resides with the Huss's since the death of her husband; and the two Huss sons Alfred and Melvin and their families from Hanson Manor got together last Thursday night for a dinner party at the Melvin Huss residence. 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