anaheim-gazette 1950-08-23

TIME OUT—Guests take time out from dancing in the patio of the Tews home at 700 N. Helena st., recently. Pictured, left to right, are: Phyllis Officer, John Knight, Willa Wilson, Elliott McKnight, Mary Middleton, John Cole, Glenn Minder, Jack Profant, Jackie Cone, Anita Robertson and Jose Roule. Tews Home Scene Of Recent Party A group of 1948 graduates and their guests met recently at the City park where they shared a potluck dinner. Following this they went to the home of Miss Norma Tews, 700 N. Helena st., where dancing and playing cards was enjoyed. At 10:30 an enormous cake, decorated with 20 lighted candles was presented to Miss Willa Wil- Guests of Thomas Raineys Enjoy Reunion Sunday Mrs. Thomas Rainey of 9291 La Palma ave., was hostess at her ranch home Sunday, August 21, to a group of friends and a number of former pupils, whom she taught when a first grade teacher at Orangethorpe school. Phyllis M. Seekins Bride-to-be Feted At Bridal Shower Miss Phyllis Seekins was given a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday night honoring her coming marriage to Herbert Reed Smith of Brea. Co-hostess at the affair, held in the Cranston home on N. Palm st., were Miss Jean Seekins and Mrs. Albert Cranston. Adding to the interesting oue Tews Home Scene Of Recent Party A group of 1948 graduates and their guests met recently at the City park where they shared a potuck dinner. Following this they went to the home of Miss Norma Tews, 700 N. Helena st., where dancing and playing cards was enjoyed. At 10:30 an enormous cake, decorated with 20 lighted candles was presented to Miss Willa Wilson honoring her 20th birthday. Attending were: Miss Shirley Potter, who is visiting here with her parents from Portland, Ore., and is a houseguest at the Tews home; Jack Proufant and Jose Roule of Santa Barbara, also houseguests of the Tews; Phyllis Officer, John Knight, Mary Middleton, John Cole, Willa Wilson, Elliott McKnight, Mrs. Dolpha McKnight, Jackie Cone, Glenn Minder, Gerré Homan, Dick McKenna, Helen Hillary, Rim Fay, Norma Tews, Bob Proctor, Anita Robertson, Teddy Lou Payne, Don Calaway, Virginia Sowden and Bill Lynn. Associated Rifle Club Pays Tribute To Major Comstock Associated Rifle club members met recently at a dinner in Ruby's cafe, Fullerton, to pay tribute to Major Ralph Comstock, active member and past president of the group, who is slated to leave with the Anaheim National Guard unit in the near future. A total of twenty-five were present at the dinner. President Gene Stevens gave a farewell message and Major Comstock responded with a short acknowledgment. Mrs. Ralph Comstock was also a special guest at the occasion. Included in the group were representatives from the five clubs in the association, the Elk's Rifle team, the Ike's, Ikettes and the Anaheim Rifle and Pistol club. In charge of the preparation for the dinner was Mrs. A. Reinhert. Mr. and Mrs. Brigido Gutierrez of 7241 S. Avenida st., are the parents of a nine pound, 14 ounce boy born at the Orange County hospital August 19. Guests of Thomas Raineys Enjoy Reunion Sunday Mrs. Thomas Rainey of 9291 La Palma ave., was hostess at her ranch home Sunday, August 21, to a group of friends and a number of former pupils, whom she taught when a first grade teacher at Orangethorpe school. The occasion proved to be a successful reunion for friends who had not met for many years. A potluck dinner was served at a large table extending from the dining room into the living room. A chantilly lace table cloth covered the table, which was decorated with a centerpiece arrangement of a stork encroiled by gum drop baby buggies. Favors consisted of smaller storks with the same theme carried out for the table decorations. Gracing the mantle in the living room was another stork surrounded by fern and pastel shades of asters. Also adding accent to the room was a large basket of gifts for Mrs. Jack Gregg of Sunkist ave., Anaheim and Mrs. Rodney Lewis of Raven st., San Fernando. Mr. and Mrs. George Rainey formerly of Fullerton but now residing in Torrance, assisted Mrs. Gregg's mother in greeting the guests upon their arrival. The lawn and verandah provided an excellent playground for the children, adding to their enjoyment. The children presented the packages to the two honorees, whose husbands gave them helpful suggestions as to the practical purpose of each gift, lending much merriment to the occasion. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and sons, Rodney and David of La Canada; Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Lewis and son, Larry of San Fernando; Mrs. Ethel Lewis of Temple City; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gregg, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Gregg, all of Anaheim; Miss Marie Place of Culver City, and Mr.' and Mrs. George Rainey and children, Billy, Sylvia, Tommy and Vanita of Torrance. Assisting Mrs. Rainey were Mrs. Calvin Gregg, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Lewis and her niece, Miss Place. A regular potluck luncheon of the White Temple Fidelis class will be held at noon, Thursday, August 24. Dr. C. O. Patterson will show pictures of Mexico at the 1:30 pro- Phyllis M. Seekins Bride-to-be Feted At Bridal Shower Miss Phyllis Seekins was given a miscellaneous bridal shower Monday night honoring her coming marriage to Herbert Reed Smith of Brea. Co-hostess at the affair, held in the Cranston home on N. Palm st., were Miss Jean Seekins and Mrs. Albert Cranston. Adding to the interesting evening was an account of life on Okinawa, given by Mrs. Chester Axvall, who recently came to Anaheim after spending 13 months on the island with her husband, who was stationed there. The opening of gifts preceded the refreshment period, during which ice cream and cake were served. Many comments were made about the attractive pink and white marble cake, beautifully decorated with pink roses and white frosting and stopped with miniature wedding bells. Present at the shower were: Mrs. Smith, mother of the bridegroom-elect, from Brea; Mrs. Robert Turner, his sister from Corona del Mar; Mrs. E. D. Seekins, mother of the bride-to-be; Mrs. G. Warren, Mrs. C. A. Holiday and daughter, Mary Lee, Mrs. Axvall, Mrs. Floyd Seekins, Mrs. Charles Holm, Mrs. Glen Bigler, Mrs. Ida Marsherer, Mrs. W. J. McIllonie, Mrs.Vincent Bruce, Mrs.W.H.Foster,Mrs.Eva Boyd,Mrs.Wilbert Bonney,Mrs.Doveny,Idamar Scherer,Mrs.Jack Vincent,Mrs.Mary Heinlein,Miss Marjorie Cranston,the two hostesses and the honoree: Miss Diana Bernstein,Mrs.Earle Woodward,Mrs.Charles Hunt,Mrs.Marie Strong,Mrs.W.F.Cranston and Miss Marilyn Crain sent gifts,但 were unable to attend. Ralph E. Cornstock Honored Recently At Family Dinner A farewell dinner was shared at the home of Mrs. Emma Comstock of 129 S.Kroeger st., honoring Ralph Comstock, who will leave with Anaheim's Co.K next month. A chicken dinner was enjoyed and the afternoon was spent talking and relaxing. Present were: Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Comstock and family,Terry and Bette，Mr. and Mrs.Charles Comstock and children,Dickie and Carol，Mr. and Mrs Stanley Comstock and son Stephen，Mr.和Mrs.Wilbur Comstock和son,Larry，Mr.和Mrs Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Brigido Gutierrez of 7241 S. Avenida st., are the parents of a nine pound, 14 ounce boy born at the Orange County hospital August 19. FASTER SERVICE ESCROWS Stephen & Stephen 108 W. Broadway - Anaheim (Opposite Post Office) PHONE 6893 A regular potluck luncheon of the White Temple Fidelis class will be held at noon, Thursday, August 24. Dr. C. O. Patterson will show pictures of Mexico at the 1:30 program. Committee members are Mrs. Myrtle H. Owens, Mrs. Amanda Sanders and Mrs. Emma Bosserman. Capitol — 16 Inch Cut... LAWN MOWER • it's BALL BEARING • it's RUBBER TIRED • and at our REGULAR LOW PRICE IT'S ONLY $15'95 at TOMMY WATTS' ANAHEIM FEED and SEED Across from Fox Theatre 242 W. CENTER PHONE ANA 3210 Lois Rebekah's To Hold Rummage Sale Next Week A rummage sale will be sponsored by the Lois Rebekah group it was announced when the group held its regular meeting last week in the meeting hall. Susan Benbrook, noble grand of the lodge, presided at the meeting. Susan Benbrook and Gail Cleveland will be Anaheim's representatives at the committee meeting September 23 at the Sycamore lodge in Santa Ana. An outline of the program which is to take place at that time was also given. All officers with the exception of two were present. Special guest was Helen Zink. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening. The Rev. and Mrs. Charles White and their two daughters, Sharon and Alice Marie, are on a vacation which will include a week's camping trip up the coast through the Redwoods. They plan on going as far as the Eureka area. Social and Club Activities Jackie Cushing—Phone 2206 Stanton People Take Part in Coming Pageant Mrs. Julian Black and Mrs. Val Moore represented Stanton at a meeting recently in the Garden Grove Moose Lodge, where representatives of communities in west Orange county met with Mrs. Esther S. Bulley to make plans for the pageant 'Sa-Ha-He' to be presented September 8 on the baseball field of the Garden Grove Union high school. Each community is contributing some special effort toward the pageant, proceeds of which will go into the Dr. Robbins Foundation, a welfare fund set up to help communities, who do not have an organized welfare group. Mrs. Black offered to help secure talent as Stanton's contribution. Under the leadership of Mrs. Marjorie McBratney of the McBratney Studio, the Stanton Community church choir will be part of a chorus of 40 voices presenting the two old hymns sung in 1850 as the Mormans came across the plains, "A Mighty Fortress" and "O Worship the King." Junco Muraoka, Jane Gautschey, Charlotte Pruett, Diane Stearns, all McBratney pupils and Mrs. Paul Clark are participating in a group that will sing the pageant's theme song, 'Sa-Ha-He.' Carol Jane Rutledge will be featured singing "Chuatenecas," she is being coached by Mrs. McBratney. Birthday Honors Given C. Granere A group of friends met in the Granere home at 323 Kroeger st., Sunday evening, to extend belated birthday wishes to Clarence Granere, whose birthday was Saturday. Television and visiting was enjoyed by the group preceding the serving of home made ice cream and cake by hostess, Mrs. Clarence Granere. Present at the evening's activities, in addition to the honoree, his wife and son, Verne, were: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moist, son, Dale, and daughter. Jean, Mr. and Mrs. George Schaub, Richard Carroll, Bob Pickard and Don Schilling. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schulz of 825 W. La Palma st., have a new daughter born August 19 at the Orange County hospital. Personal Mentions Mr. Clarence A. Bartley of E. Fourth st., Santa Ana, will be the staff of the local Public I Corp., 120 E. Center st. He will sume his position today, Aug 23. Bartley is a former Lt. C mander of the U. S. Navy and the assistant commandant of Southern California Military Academy. Mrs. Lucy Birk of Texas was guest of Mrs. Zoble, 310 E. Brody way, recently. The two ladies w friends in their early teens had not seen each other for so time. The Pasadena Art Fair will held September 22 and 23 and the afternoon of September 24 was announced recently by All-Year Club of Southern California. Congratulations to Mr. and M. C. C. Morris of Oakland, Iow who are celebrating their fifth wedding anniversary too They are visiting with their and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. J. Morris of Villa Park. M. Seekins to-be Feted Bridal Shower Allis Seekins was given nineous bridal shower right honoring her comgage to Herbert Reed area. Co-hostess at the in the Cranston home st., were Miss Jean Mrs. Albert Cranston. to the interesting evencount of life on given by Mrs. Chester recently came to Anaspending 13 months on with her husband, who need there: ing of gifts preceded ment period, during cream and cake were many comments were the attractive pink and white cake, beautifully with pink roses and sing and stopped with wedding bells. the shower were: Mrs. merer of the bridegroomBrea; Mrs. Robert Turter from Corona del D. Seekins, mother of be; Mrs. G. Warren, Holiday and daughter, Ms. Axvall, Mrs. Floyd, s. Charles Holm, Mrs. s. Mrs. Ida Marsherer, McIllonie, Mrs. Vincent W. H. Foster, Mrs. Eva Wilbert Bonney, Mrs. mar Scherer, Mrs. Jack s. Mary Heinlein, Miss stanton, the two hosthonee honoree: Bernstein, Mrs. Earle Mrs. Charles Hunt, Strong, Mrs. W. F. and Miss Marilyn Crain were unable to at- E. Cornstock d Recently Fully Dinner dinner was shared of Mrs. Emma ComS.; Kroeger st., honorComstock, who will naheim's Co. K next dinner was enjoyed tonon was spent talking. ere: Mr. and Mrs. ock and family, Terry Mr. and Mrs. Charles and children, Dickie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley d son, Stephen, Mr. bilbur Comstock and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence munity church choir will be part of a chorus of 40 voices presenting the two old hymns sung in 1850 as the Mormans came across the plains, "A Mighty Fortress" and "O Worship the King." Junco Murraoka, Jane Gautschey, Charlotte Pruett, Diane Stearns, all McBratney pupils and Mrs. Paul Clark are participating in a group that will sing the pageant's theme song, "Sa-Ha-He." Carol Jane Rutledge will be featured singing "Chuatenecas," she is being coached by Mrs. McBratney. Director of the hacienda affair is Mrs. Diane Van Derbeken, who is also the author. General rehearsals are being held at Grange hall in Garden Grove. Assisting with preparations for this authentic early California pageant are Mrs. Evelyn Cochran, general chairman; Mrs. Oscar Ullery, vice-chairman; Richard Elliott, assistant; Frank Knebel and Mrs. Percy Bulley, publicity; Jim Kilfoe, business manager. Anyone desiring tickets may contact Mrs. Black or Mrs. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. George Yamasacki, 12413 E. Ball rd., became the parents of a girl born at the Fullerton General hospital August 21. Nancy Homan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. Homan, 220 Ellsworth, is recovering after an emergency appendix operation Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Alton Höxie and family, Richard, Helen and Robert, will move to 314 E. South st., from their former residence at 305 E. Adele. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Swallow of Bakersfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Merle Caroll and son, Richard of 518 S. Resh st., last Sunday. Trio For Tots The wools and the construction of these sweaters are comparable to sweaters usually sold for much more than only $5.95. See these tomorrow! 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