anaheim-gazette 1950-09-26

MR. AND MRS. CASON cut and share the first slice of wedding cake served to 200 guests at a reception in Anaheim Ebell club Sunday evening. Evening Service Unites Janet Peters Harry F. Cason in Double Ring Bites Social and Activities Pat Terre Georgia Barfoot Passes Chocolates At Sorority Party Mr. and Mrs. Vincent J. Barfoot of 211 E. Alberta st., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Georgia Carol, to James A. Curlette, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Curlette of Inglewood. Miss Barfoot is a graduate of AUHS class of '47. She graduated from Fullerton Junior college an MR. AND MRS. CASON cut and share the first slice of wedding cake served to 200 guests at a reception in Anaheim Ebell club Sunday evening. Evening Service Unites Janet Peters Harry F. Cason in Double Ring Rites A graceful white archway formed an attractive background Sunday evening for the marriage of Miss Janet Ellen Peters, daughter of the Gilbert Peters of E. Broadway to Harry F. Cason of Bell, California. The Rev. J. D. Davis read the double ring service at the Assembly of God church in Anaheim. The bride wore a gown of white satin with a deep yoke of nylon lace, bordered with a small ruffle. The fitted bodice tapered to the waist where it fell into a full skirt. Her veil was fingertip length bordered with lace and fell from a satin crown and she carried a bouquet of miniature white roses. Maid of honor Maxine Peters wore blue taffeta with nylon lace trim and a bouquet of talisman roses. Bridesmaids were Fern Murphy, Jean Thomas and Lila Bray. Little Sharon Lee Homer was flower girl and Paul Peters was ring bearer. Milton Peters served as best man and ushers were Ken Butler, Jimmy Thomas and Joe Bray. Soloists, Miss Ruby Maley, and Milton Peters sang "My Happiness" and Maxine Peters sang "As the Years Go By." Reception for 200 guests was held at the Anaheim Ebell club. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim High school. Mr. Cason was formerly in service in the Navy and is now empolyed as a welder. They will establish residence in Bell Gardens. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Robert Alhmouch of Georgia. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Niles have moved to their new home on Starrd. They formerly resided on E. Ballrd. Norman V. Salaets, who received his bachelor of science degree in Industrial relations at USC the end of last month is now working for his Masters in Industrial Relations and Management. A graduate of Anaheim high school, Salaets spent six years as a Marine in World War II. He was at Pearl Harbor and spent a year in China. While in the service he spent two years at Purdue University. His first two years of college work after service were completed at Fullerton Junior college where he was a member of the honor society. Salaets plans a business career following his college work. We Offer the Only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. Center Anaheim 3289 in China. While in the service he spent two years at Purdue University. His first two years of college work after service were completed at Fullerton Junior college where he was a member of the honor society. Salaets plans a business career following his college work. The Children's Shop North Gate Business District 721 NO. LOS ANGELES ST. Gifts ... that will make baby Coo with pride Blankets (satjn bound in all the beautiful shades) ..... 3.95 Jar Sets . . Maize & green.....1.95 Handwoven Afghans .....3.25 Genuine Ripons .....1.95 Swenters .....1.95 Diaper Bags (the kind mothers like).....3.95 Towels and Towel Sets (Turkish or knit) from ....1.49 Dainty Philippine Dresses 1.59 & 1.95 Rompers .....1.95 THREE GENERATIONS—Mr. Anaheim youngsters for thirty E. Center st. held a delightful afternoon. The party also honored the position of violin in Mrs. Anna Siegel CenIn Anaheim with P Students of Mrs. Anna Siegel at the Anaheim Conservatory on Music on W. Center st., gathered at the studio Sunday afternoon to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of the school. The occasion marked also the twentieth anniversary of Vladimir Lenski as violin instructor at the conservatory. Guests included present and former students of the school. Esther Leuschner, who was Mrs. Siegel's first student thirty year ago; Helen Hieneman, nee Heleen Grafton, and Mrs. Grace Rickey, nee Grace Kister, students of the studio 27 years ago were introduced to the guests. Three year old Kathleen AnLenski, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vladimir Lenski, attended with her parents and presented several selections on the tiny violin which was made especially for her. Also introduced were Mr. and Mrs. A. Roselle from Pomona, and Mrs. Siegel's daughter, Mrs. John F. Taylor of Westwood and daughters Ruth Ellen and Edith. Mrs. Taylor is a prominent member of Westwood University church where she serves as secretary. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stoye from Palos Verdes extended congratulations to the two honored guests. Anaheim Gazette, Tuesday, September 26, 1950 Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Mae Boeckman, C. Cornbloom Wed Mae Boeckman and Chas. Cornbloom were quietly married in Las Vegas, Nev., last Saturday, according to word received by friends of Mae. The bride is employed at Cone Bros. Chevrolet in this city and her bridegroom is with Pacific Balboa Corp. Mr. and Mrs. Cornbloom will make their home in this city. Miscellaneous Shower Friends of Mrs. William Kruse, nee Lucy Idso, honored her with a delightful miscellaneous shower Friday evening at the home of her twin sister, Mrs. Kenneth Hatten on S. Los Angeles st. Audrey Kruse was co-hostess. Attending were Mrs. Lillian Biley, Mrs. Dorothy Heinze, Mrs. Mabel Ives, Mrs. William Young, Mrs. Owen Richelieu, Mrs. Naomi Brown, Mrs. Bernice Summers, Mrs. Leo Friis, Mrs. Perry Anderson, Mrs. William Anderson, Miss Lois Baert, Miss Betty Bolton, Mrs. Arthur Kruse. Unable to be present were Mrs. Ada Leigh, Mrs. Personal Mention Miss Vickie Carney of Pittsburgh, Pa., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Langer of 721 N. Paulina st., and Mrs. Langer's sister, Mrs. Catherine Davis, 609 S. Clementine st. She is stopping here for a week while touring the west coast. Pearl Zagor will present a review of plays at the first general meeting of Anaheim Ebell club to be held Oct. 2 at the clubhouse. Luncheon reservations are to be made by September 30 with Mrs. Charles Frank at 2309. Music will be furnished by high school students. Luncheon will be served at 12:30 p.m. with business meeting to follow. All potential folk dancers wishing to join a contemplated class with excellent instructor, appropriate music and smooth floor, may do so by calling Fullerton 1603-J, after 6 p.m. If at least 10 couples are registered to learn the colorful dances of many lands, this proposed class will become a reality, free of charge. Elizabeth Marshall, 156 Evelyn dr., is among the 236 women who were pledged to the 13 national social sororities at the University of Kansas last week. The total, an even 30 more than last year, is a new high for a women's rush week. Miss Marshall pledged Alpha Chi Omega sorority. Secretary of State Frank M. Jor- P-TA Fetes Parents Tonight at AUHS P-TA is sponsoring a dinner and program for the parents of the freshman class this evening at 6:30 p.m., in the cafeteria of the high school. This is the 4th annual meeting of its type. Program is arranged to give the parents of students a first hand idea of a class schedule by going through a typical day of school. In this glorified school, class will reign only ten minutes, just enough time to put the idea over. Dinner program will begin with the introduction of superintendent Paul Demaree by Mrs. George Holden. Mr. Demaree will in turn introduce the teachers and counselors. Counselors this year are: Miss Virginia Huff, Fred Jeter, Welden Bramblet, Chet Shirk and Mrs. Faye Schultz. Stanton The Chat and Chew met Thursday for a potluck luncheon at the home of Mrs. Anthony Parra, 10372 Hanson ave., with Mmes. Marie Eckert, Clara Karraker, Gladys Nordstrom, Lee Sawtelle, Robert Kahl, John Lukens and Edna Mehaffey present. Talented students of Miss Blanche Hayward, 705 Oceanview Drive, Fullerton, were chosen to perform on a radio recital sponsored by the Birkel-Richardson Company of Los Angeles last Friday, September 22. Station KGFJ featured students Joanne Schwemmer, 11, Donna Davis, 10, and Nancy Fisher, 11, at the piano. The program is a 15 minute production, starting at 5:15 p.m. every Monday, Wednesday and Friday, and is called "Planists of Today and Tomorrow." Katella square dancers enjoyed dancing to a caller last week and announced that Slim Leavitt will be with the group every Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. All square dancers are welcome. A baked ham is wonderful for a buffet supper but cold sliced tongue or corned beef make good SOMETHING DIFFERENT or, in cowboy suit, greedy opens birthday gifts Class of 1925 Of Graduation Members of the class of Anaheim high school will families, celebrated this year the silver anniversary graduation from AUHS. Mrs. Charles Pearson guests as they arrived at Sam Loard entered the each in a guest book prepare the event. Clever place cards on the table were made by a small copies of the graduates to a cartoon body. Colors of gold and white were out in decorations which varied by Bill Reed. Table planned by Mrs. Leona T. Mrs. Hedwing Loard and Winters. Allen Goddard called the ing to order and introduced who spoke briefly on the of the school. They were Demaree, principal, Mayor Pearson and Mrs. Pearson, Rinehart, Mrs. Myrtle Owens Mrs. Lois Rees Auer. Toastmaster John Knutts a letter from former class伯, Mrs. H. S. Wiley, Lusey, who reported that teacher, Miss Mabel The currently teaching modern can and British Literature Salvador, Central America. Prizes were awarded William F. O'Hara, Mrs. Snavely, Mrs. M. L. Fortt, Preston, Mrs. E. Grabau and Winters. Additional prize won en Mrs. Florence Trapp for her work as secretary. Election of leaders conclude meeting. Bill Reed was chairman for the next regiment in 1955. Dinner was by Mrs. Nesmith and her co-tee. Class of 1925 members tended were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. A Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Wren Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Kuhl Niles W. Fiscus, Mr. Evert and son, Gary, Mr. and Charles Rees, Mr. and Mr Knutzen Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. S Loard, Mr. and Mrs. M Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. ANAHEIM CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC GENERATIONS—Mrs. Anna Siegel, who has coached the youngsters for thirty years at the studio she founded on Winter St., held a delightful reunion at the conservatory Sunday afternoon. The party also honored Mr. Vladimir Lenski who as the position of violin instructor at the school 20 years ago. Anna Siegel Celebrates Thirtieth Year in Anaheim with Party for 52 Guests Events of Mrs. Anna Siegel Anaheim Conservatory of Music W. Center st., gathered studio Sunday afternoon to celebrate the thirtieth anniversary of Annaheim as violin institute at the conservatory. Included present and students of the school. Leuschner, who was Mrs. first student thirty years Hieneman, nee Helen and Mrs. Grace Ricker, Kister, students of the 1977 years ago were invited to the guests. A year old Kathleen Ann daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lenski, attended with guests and presented several pieces on the tiny violin which she especially for her. Introduced were Mr. and Roselle from Pomona, and Angel's daughter, Mrs. John Miller of Westwood and daughthill Ellen and Edith. Mrs. is a prominent member of University church she serves as secretary. And Mrs. Paul Stoye from Merdes extended congratulations to the two honored guests. Mr. Stoye, a noted composer presented three of his compositions to the gathering. A short musical program was given starring Sarah Green, pianist; Philip Taylor, violinist, and Rosalie Miller, soloist. They were accompanied by Mrs. Lenski. Arrangements of red roses were used as decoration in the conservatory and guests were served refreshments of cookies and coffee prepared by Mrs. A. Allen and her daughter Ann. St. Agnes Guild Receives Yearbooks Plans for the coming Fall Festival were formulated by St. Agnes Guild of St. Michael's church at the first regular meeting of the club year. Adah Wilcox was hostess to the group at a steak bake in her home. Assisting were Mrs. Robert Rossberg, Mrs. H. A. Krause and Mrs. Ted Kuchel. Verne Stanton was introduced as a new member. Mrs. Milton Shaw distributed the attractive new yearbooks she had prepared for the coming term. Mrs. Gerald Goodrich presided over the business meeting. Katella square dancers enjoyed dancing to a caller last week and announced that Slim Leavitt will be with the group every Tuesday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. All square dancers are welcome. A baked ham is wonderful for a buffet supper but cold sliced tongue or corned beef make good main dishes, too. Serve with potato salad dressed with mayonnaise and sour cream and garnished with ripe olives. Class of 1925 members tended were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goddard, Mr. and Mrs. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Wn Dr. and Mrs. Mark J. Kukes Niles W. Fiscus, Mr. Evert and son, Gary, Mr. and Charles Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Knutzen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. L. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Winters, Mr. and Mrs. Loard, Mr. and Mrs. M Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. P Snavely, Mr. and Mrs. O Pearson, Mr. and Mrs. Ma Fort, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald rich, Mr. and Mrs. Jack SOMETHING DIFFERENT greeted guests at a birthday party for Robert Pannier. The guest of honor, in cowboy suit, greeted guests with true Western hospitality. Friends watch eagerly while Robert opens birthday gifts. Class of 1925 Celebrates Anniversary Of Graduation from Anaheim High School Members of the class of 1925 of Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Parra, Mrs. naheim high school with their Arch Henry, Mrs. Oscar Mang, families, celebrated this week at Mrs. Kitty Walton Lahey, Mrs. 'Hoppy' Mythical Guest at Party Television hero Hop-a-Long Cassidy was the inspiration for a clever birthday party in honor of Robert Charles Pannier's sixth SOMETHING DIFFERENT greeted guests at a birthday party for Robert Pannier. The guest of honor, in cowboy suit, greeted guests with true Western hospitality. Friends watch eagerly while Robert opens birthday gifts. Class of 1925 Celebrates Anniversary Of Graduation from Anaheim High School Members of the class of 1925 of Anaheim high school with their families, celebrated this week at the silver anniversary of their graduation from AUHS. Mrs. Charles Pearson greeted guests as they arrived and Mrs. Sam Loard entered the name of each in a guest book prepared for the event. Clever place cards on the dining table were made by attaching small copies of the graduating pictures to a cartoon body. Class colors of gold and white were carried out in decorations which were arranged by Bill Reed. Tables were dressed by Mrs. Leona Thornton, Mrs. Hedwing Loard and Mrs. Winters. Allen Goddard called the meeting to order and introduced guests who spoke briefly on the history of the school. They were Paul Lemaree, principal, Mayor Charles Pearson and Mrs. Pearson, Charlesinehart, Mrs. Myrtle Owens and Mrs. Lois Rees Auer. Toastmaster John Knutzen read a letter from former class member, Mrs. H. S. Wiley, Lulu Ramsey, who reported that former teacher, Miss Mabel Thayer, is currently teaching modern American and British Literature in San Salvador, Central America. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. William F. O'Hara, Mrs. E. C. Havely, Mrs. M. L. Fort, Claude Weston, Mrs. E. Grabau and Fred Winters. Additional prize was given to Mrs. Florence Trapp Winters for her work as secretary. Election of leaders concluded the meeting. Bill Reed was named chairman for the next regular reunion in 1955. Dinner was served by Mrs. Nesmith and her committee. Class of 1925 members who attended were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Woddard, Mr. and Mrs. Don Earsh, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seitz, Jr., and Mrs. Mark J. Kuffel, Mr.iles W. Fiscus, Mr. Evert S. Wells and son, Gary, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rees, Mr. and Mrs. John Knutzen, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Claude Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Einters, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Eoard, Mr. and Mrs. Max Chornton, Mr. and Mrs. Elton C. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Parra, Mrs. Arch Henry, Mrs. Oscar Mang, Mrs. Kitty Walton Lahey, Mrs. Pearl Bircher Burdick, Mrs. Esther Hile Le Gras and son, John, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Aver, Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Brunskill, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar E. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Glenn, Mr. and Mrs. Francis N. Hester, Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Benson, Mrs. Wm. F.O'Hara and daughter, Mrs.Sylvia Bjorklund. Teachers attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Paul H. Demaree, Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Ross, Mrs.Myrtle H.Owens, Mrs.Sherman W.Marsh, and Mr.Charles Rinehart. Mr. Luz Garcia of the La Favorita Market and Barber Shop, 10896 S. Stanton ave., often referred to as the mayor of the Latin American Colony in Stanton, is one of the most respected and civic minded residents in the entire area His latest generous gesture was to contribute to the fund created by the Chamber of Commerce to buy a fire truck He had gone further and has promised to contact every one of the 181 homes in the colony for a contribution The amount of money each will give may not be large but will be an expression of their interest in the communities welfare. Garcia is a charter member of the chamber and until recently was a director He was the originator of the Stanton Lighting district. Mrs. Lois Reynolds of 147 W.Center st.left Sunday morning for Abilene, Texas, to visit her foster father who is critically ill She expects to be gone about two weeks during which time she will also visit relatives in Anson and in El Paso, Texas. 'Hoppy' Mythical Guest at Party Television hero Hop-a-Long Cassidy was the inspiration for a clever birthday party in honor of Robert Charles Pannier's sixth birthday Sunday afternoon. Dessert of ice cream and a cake mounted with a miniature "Hoppy" figure was served preceding games and a television show of the cowboy star. Assisting Mrs.Pannier in hostess duties were Jeannine Pannier,sister of Robert,and Mrs.Albert Brubaker of Orange. Robert's guests were Mark Oden,Susan LaFond,john Olson,Larry Brubaker,Claire Weil,Linda Casto,Tanna Casto Judy Brubaker Janet Davis and David Pope. The Lions club are having Ladies night, Wednesday.Sept.27,7:30 p.m.,at "Sams Sea Food Spa" on Ocean blvd.,Sunset Beach.Friends are invited to attend. 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