anaheim-gazette 1950-07-10

Social and Club Activities Phone 2206 Eleanor Griffin-Myles Bradley Exchange Vows in White Temple Church Ceremony Reciting their vows before a select group of relatives and friends Miss Eleanor Griffin of New York City and Myles D. Bradley of Anaheim were wed Saturday afternoon at the White Temple Methodist church, in a quiet double ring ceremony with the Rev. C. I. Andrews officiating at the rites. Wearing a dress of rust lace over satin with rich brown accessories, the bride carried a bouquet of pink and rust carnations, with harmonizing two-tone streamers. Mrs. Marie Farquharson, a friend, formerly of New York, but now residing in Los Angeles, was matron of honor. Her dress was a soft pink print and her bouquet featured pink carnations with harmonizing streamers also. Escorting the bride's mother to her place was Willard Gregory, who acted as groomsman. Mrs. Griffin wore a sheer dress of navy blue with pink accessories and a pink carnation shoulder corsage. Following the service the couple received congratulations and best wishes in the foyer of the church. A bridal dinner was shared at Welch’s in Long Beach. Upon the couple’s return from a honeymoon up the coast they will take up residence at 222 E. Center st., Apt. 6. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Griffin of New York City and was formerly employed as a private secretary in that city. The groom is the son of Mrs. Bradley of New York state and is the photographer-engraver for the Anaheim Gazette. Doney-Reynolds Wed in Orange Miss Charlotte Marie Doney and Richard David Reynolds were married July 10 in a quiet ceremony. Ikettes Celebrate First Anniversary A potluck dinner in La Palma park will be held Wednesday evening at 6:30 for members of Ikettes and their families celebrating the anniversary last July 7th the group’s first year of organization. Starting with 19 members, the group has grown until it boasts 57 members and has become well known for its activities. Though most of the year was voted to the tasks concerning organization, the group also found time to start the first organic women's rifle team in Oran county, which is now one of a team league, sponsor a Girl Scout troop and assist the Ike’s in the annual Huck Finn Day and form other aids to the Isaak Winton Leagues. Many activities have been planned for the group’s future, such as Junior Ikettes, which will carry out their aim to help educate children and grown-ups in conservation. Charter members of the group include: Mrs. Arch Henry, Mrs. Wayne Held, Mrs. Quint Hunt, Mrs. F. E. Loard, Mrs. N. Wingert, Mrs. Ralph Ausbuehl, Mrs. Margie Evans, Mrs. J. O’Kane, Mrs. C. F. Perry, Mrs James Corbett, Mrs. Emmett Fitzgerald, Mrs. Sam Whippo, Mrs. Wai Riesterer, Mrs. Goldie Ruyle, Marion Henry, Mrs. Frank Wick, and Mrs. William Wick. John H. Kinney, Jr., of 1037 Los Angeles st., has qualified as a sheet metal contractor's license by Contractors State License board recently announced. A general meeting of the Eras of Foreign Wars auxiliary Doney-Reynolds Wed in Orange Miss Charlotte Marie Doney and Richard David Reynolds were married July 1 in a quiet ceremony taking place in Orange at the home of the officiating clergy, Horace Dwinell. A blege gabardine suit with navy accessories was the ensemble of the bride, who also had a large orchid corsage. Mrs. Stephen J. Teliska, sister of the bride, served as her only attendant and Stephen J. Teliska acted as groomsman. Mrs. Teliska was dressed in an aqua gabardine suit with black accessories and her corsage was of gardenias. Following the couple's return from a week's honeymoon at Santa Catalina, where they traveled by plane, they took up residence at 211 S. Citron st., Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. W. Doney of Rensselaer, N.Y., are parents of the bride, who is affiliated with Chikasan Co., Brea. Mrs. Doney came from Rensselaer to be present at the ceremony and wore a light blue print dress with a gardenia corsage. She plans on spending the month of July with her other daughter, Mrs. Teliska. Reynolds is the son of George P. Reynolds of Minneapolis, Minn., and is affiliated with the S.Q.R. store in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Fischbeck are the parents of an 8 pound, 9 ounce son, born at the Anaheim Community hospital July 6. Stanton Items Wednesday night G. W. Irwin and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Bower were guests of the Los Alamuchie Chamber of Commerce. The meeting was conducted by the president, W. C. Poe Jr., in the station. Mrs. Black, program chair of the Stanton Chamber, was vited to talk on the "Good-Neighbor Policy" established months by that group and to tell successful the plan had worked out. Each month the Stanton group have the president of chamber in West Orange co., as guest speaker. Mrs. Black included her talk by introducing G. W. Irwin, second vice-president of the Stanton chamber. By reelection Mr. Irwin explained how the group had been sponsoring the idea reactivating the West Or County Chamber of Commerce under a new name. Mr. Irwin's ideas were so received that a resolution passed that the Los Alamuchie group would be the first to work out their sanitation,ter, highway and many more parts together and with as many more chambers in West Or county as care to join. Russell Smirl was appointed the president to be chairman committee of three who would potential directors in the group, should it materialize. To set the date for the first meeting. The people in Stanton are gaining to realize how badly area needs a fire station and incidentally, water to go with it; times fire calls have gone neighboring stations in the GOOD HOME It is important when you buy or build your home to choose the right location and to have the right design to suit your family needs. It is equally essential for you to get the right loan, one that fits your income and circumstances. The nature of our business has given us considerable experience so that we should be able to offer some constructive suggestions. Without obligation come in for a chat. ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Corner Center and Lemon Street Anaheim, Calif. TIPPY GREETS A GUEST—Mrs. Pat Todd, of La-Jolla, Cal., makes friends with Lady Crosfield's dog, Tippy, as the American tennis star attends a charity party at Highgate, London. Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Keeling of Ft. Worth, Tex., are on a two months vacation and are visiting Mrs. M. I. Bush, 119 E. Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Orvid Langway of Worcester, Mass., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs, 1025 E. Santa Ana st., are returning home after a six-month stay. Adult Fellowship Meets at Church Members of the older adult fellowship group met Friday at White Temple Methodist where they spent the afternoon playing games and enjoying recreational activities. Hosted by Mrs. Hunt. This group, which is new idea for the older people meet the first Monday of month at 2:30 and dominates checkers and games this will be shared. The invited to attend regular church affiliation. Due to illness and vacations was not as large the past. Attending were: Mrs. T. H. Haskett, Mrs. Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Jo-man, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Tedric, Mrs. Barker, Mrs. Myrtle Holm, Mrs. Florence Hudson. Eleanor Griffin Receives Honor Prior to Wedding An informal miscellaneous event was held last Thursday in the apartment Mrs. Nora Harkins and her ter, Mrs. Catherine Wilson E. Center st., honoring Mr. Griffin of New York City became the bride of Mr. Bradley, Anaheim Gazetterapher last Saturday afternoon. Refreshments of cake were served to the guests by the opening of gourations were in keeping theme of the occasion evening was spent visiting acquainted. Attending in addition to ored guest and hostesses w Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Keeling of Ft. Worth, Tex., are on a two months vacation and are visiting Mrs. M. I. Bush, 119 E. Alberta. Mr. and Mrs. Orvid Langway of Worcester, Mass., who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jacobs, 1025 E. Santa Ana st., are returning home after a six-month stay. They hope to return and make their permanent home here. Langway is retired, having worked 40 years on the railroad. A sincere card of thanks to the many friends who sent cards and flowers, upon the death of Mrs. Henrietta Schindler, from her children: Henry Schindler, A. R. Schindler, Mrs. Bryan Conbs, Mrs. Clifford Siemms, Mrs. Sophie Eaton, H. A. Schindler, and Mrs. Charles Schindler. Mr. Lynn Witherill of Harvard blvd., left recently by train to visit Memphis, Tenn., and New Orleans, La. Upon his arrival in New Orleans he will pick up his sister, Mrs. Van Wormer and nephew, Howard Stearns and will drive their car to California, where they plan to make their home. Word came from Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Abbott that they are having a "lovely trip." They are on a business-pleasure trip which has taken them, thus far, to Victoria, British Columbia. Mrs. Alma Mills McKinlay, former Anaheim resident, but who has been residing in Honlulu for many years, is here visiting Mrs. Tom Scott and Mrs. O. H. Renner. She has just returned from a trip to Europe, Scotland, France and Italy. She will remain here a week visiting old friends and her brother, Robert Mills, of Riverside, also a former resident of Anaheim. Miss Teddy Lou Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted L. Payne of 419 S. Indiana st., won a competitive scholarship to Whittier college, where she will continue her primary education major. Miss Payne is a graduate of Anaheim Union high school and recently received her diploma from Fullerton Junior college where she was a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma, honorary scholastic group; Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority and Delta Psi Omega fraternity, national drama organization. She also served as secretary of the As neat and crisp as a new dollar bill is this striking frock for daytime wear. Sideswept lines are accented with unusual buttons, sleeves are brief and comfortable. Note the interesting pocket flap. Barbara Bell sew-rite perforated pattern No. 1982 comes in sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20; 40 and 42. Size 14 requires 5½ yards of 39-inch fabric. For this pattern, send 25 cents, in coins, your name, address, pattern number and size wanted to Barbara Bell, Anaheim Gazette, 828 Mission St., San Francisco 3, Calif. Marie Robertson of Anaheim and Mrs. A. L. Schellhouse of Tustin left for Mexico City via Pan American Airlines recently. They will be joined by Mrs. George Wentz and Viola Vejar of Placentia this Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward, Rt. 1, 11402 W. Broadway, are the parents of a boy born at the Fullerton General hospital July 6. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norstrum of Ball rd., Anaheim, are their family from Ohio. Miss Gloria Jean Bish of Buena Park and Donn Charles Jorgen- Russell Smirl was appointed by president to be chairman of a committee of three who would be principal directors in the new department, should it materialize. Irwin met the date for the first meeting. The people in Stanton are being to realize how badly the fire needs a fire station and initially, water to go with it. Four fires call have gone into emboring stations in the last few weeks. A carelessly tossedracker is guessed to be the one of the last blaze. Damage caused in a barley field belonging to Miles Dell at Dale and Bella blvd. At Wood, one of the beautiful Moore dancers, who did the dance on the Stanton Chamber of Commerce float in the July Fourthade at Huntington Beach was ordered a gold trophy and was hit she was invited to participate in the talent show at 7:00 p.m. She did a Hawaiian number wore a lovely hula skirt of sophane, with pink and blue dresses in her hair, on her wrists in a lel. The other items on the program were top television under the direction of Jackimon of Long Beach. Friends of Mrs. William Drake, 81 Monroe st., were upset to learn that after Mrs. Drake really came out of the Park View hospital in Los Angeles, where she had a major operation, she had to return because of unexpected complications. Mrs. Drake president of the Savanna PTA. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Munoz, 91 Chestnut st., announce the birth of a son weighing eight pounds and seven ounces. Born at the Orange County Hospital, he 27. Mrs. Grambille Hopkins and children, Mary and Gerald, came down from San Bernardino for a two or three weeks stay in this city. They have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards, 12242 Winston. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Collier, 711 N. Zeyn celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary Wednesday, July 7, with their children sharing the day with them. Gladioli bouquets added decoration to the couple's home for the occasion. Attending in addition to the honorees were: the children, Robert, Jr., staff sergeant in the first division of the Marine Corps, and his family from San Diego; Mrs. Darrell McLaughlin and family, N. Palm and Mrs. C. M. Hazzard, E. Cypress st., both of Anaheim. Members of the Carlson Circle of the Women's Society of Christian Service of the White Temple Methodist Church will meet in the home of Mrs. Mary Jeter, 1028 E. North st., tomorrow night at 7:30. License to wed was issued to William Joseph Doltar, Jr., and Shirley Anne Arnold of Westminster recently. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ward, Rt. 1, 11402 W. Broadway, are the parents of a boy born at the Fullerton General hospital July 6. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norstrum of Ball rd., Anaheim, are their family from Ohio. Miss Gloria Jean Bish of Buena Park and Donn Charles Jorgenson of Downey recently were issued a license to wed. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wagner of Wenatchee, Wash., visited Mrs. Cyrus Batis, 10011 Ball rd., Anaheim, over the Fourth of July weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Don Salter of the same address arrived home from a visit at Fort Hueneme in time to visit the Wagner's also. FRENCH FRIED ONIONS 6 medium-sized onions 1 cup milk ¼ cup water Flour Salt Lard for deep-fat frying Slice onions ¼ inch thick and separate rings. Combine milk and water and pour over onions. Let stand 20 to 30 minutes, turning occasionally to let slices absorb liquid. Dip onion slices in seasoned flour. Fry in deep hot lard (365F.) until golden brown. 8 servings. Black walnut trees can be grown from seed. Adult Fellowship Meets at Church Members of the older adult Fellowship group met Friday at the White Temple Methodist church where they spent the afternoon playing games and enjoying recreational activities. Hostess was Mrs. Hunt. This group, which is rather a new idea for the older people, will meet the first Monday of every month at 2:30 and dominoes, Chinese checkers and games such as this will be shared. The public is invited to attend regardless of church affiliation. Due to illness and vacation time, attendance was not as large as in the past. Attending were: Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Haskett, Mrs. Louise Murray, Mr. and Mrs. John Burman, Mrs. Hunt, Mrs. Naomi Smith, Mrs. Tedric, Mrs. Brudy Barker, Mrs. Myrtle Holman and Mrs. Florence Hudson. Eleanor Griffin Receives Honors Prior to Wedding An informal miscellaneous shower was held last Thursday evening in the apartment of Mrs. Nora Harkins and her daughter, Mrs. Catherine Wilson, of 222 E. Center st., honoring Miss Eleanor Griffin of New York City, who became the bride of Myles D. Bradley, Anaheim Gazette photographer last Saturday afternoon. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served to the guests preceded by the opening of gifts. Decorations were in keeping with the theme of the occasion, and the evening was spent visiting and getting acquainted. Attending in addition to the honored guest and hostesses were: Mrs. Pretty Pinafore Wear this fresh-as-a-daisy pinafore to garden in, to do household chores, to market, to picnic outings and for sports! It is easy to make and gaily embroidered daisy sprays create a flattering trim. Pattern envelope No. R2414 contains tissue pattern, sizes 14, 16 and 18 included; hot-iron transfer for embroidery; color suggestions; stitch illustrations; sewing and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone Center st., honoring Miss Eleanor Griffin of New York City, who became the bride of Myles D. Bradley, Anaheim Gazette photographer last Saturday afternoon. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served to the guests preceded by the opening of gifts. 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