anaheim-gazette 1950-11-22

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1950 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Margaret Hughs, Halden Kennedy Exchange Vows Returned this week from Laguna honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs. Halden Kennedy who were married in quiet services in the church parlors of Orange Methodist church. Rev. Rolland Tinca performed the ceremony before a small group of relatives. Bride, the former Margaret Hughes wore a smart, two-layer dress in deep blue with a matching velvet hat trimmed in white pearls; For her daughter's wedding Mr. Stillwell wore a grey suit with matching accessories and a blouse in a soft shade of rose. Mrs. H. J. Tikker of Anaheim's soloist, sang "Tell Me Do You Love Me," and "Oh Perfect Love" accompanied by Mrs. Vesta Frieder of Buena Park. Dr. Tikker said "Because." Reception followed the ceremony. Mrs. Buel Kennedy cut and served the beautifully decorated wedding cake and Mrs. Robert Kennedy presided at the pungent bowl. The new Mrs. Kennedy is nurse for Dr. A. J. Hies of Orange. Her husband is employed by the Sparklets Water co. They plan to move into the new home at 715 S. Citron st., during the first of next year. The bride is daughter of Mr. Bessie Stillwell of Orange. Mrs. Kennedy is the son of Mr. or Mrs. George Kennedy of Kansas. Barbara Barfoot Reveals Plans to Marry Palos Verdes Hills Student Miss Barbara Barfoot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Barfoot of 211 E. Alberta, announced her Exceptional Talent PASSES CHOCOLATES—Miss Barbara Barfoot revealed betrothal news in traditional fashion at Kappa Lamba Sigma sorority meeting. Barbara Barfoot Reveals Plans to Marry Palos Verdes Hills Student Miss Barbara Barfoot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. J. Barfoot of 211 E. Alberta, announced her engagement to James Kenneth Sampson, son of A. K. Sampson of Rolling Hills, Monday evening by passing the chocolates at a meeting of her sorority, Kappa Lamba Sigma. Miss Barfoot and Mr. Sampson have been going together since the first of their high school days at AUHS. She was active in student affairs in high school and was valedictorian at her graduation ceremonies in '49. Miss Barfoot is a sophomore at Fullerton junior college and will graduate in June. She is vice-president of the Associated Women Students and is a member of honor fraternity, Alpha Gamma Sigma; her major is in education. Mr. Sampson is in his junior year at Palo Verdes college where he is majoring in business administration. Wedding date is tentatively set for early spring. Lutheran Holiday Service Announced "A God Pleasing Thanksgiving" is the sermon Paston Edwin H. Pflug has chosen for special Thanksgiving services tomorrow at the Zion Lutheran church. The service begins at 10 a.m. Rev. Pflug's sermon is based on the 106 Psalm. The choir, directed by Mrs. Walter Kemplin, will sing the hymn, "We Gather Together to Ask the Lord's Blessing." The congregation will join in the world-wide Bible reading program sponsored by the American Bible Society. The program is conducted annually from Thanksgiving through Christmas. Exceptional Talent In Merrie Martha Amateur Show Third Annual Amateur Show sponsored by the Merrie Martha circle of the White Temple Methodist church was brought to a successful end late last Friday evening. Wesley Hall was transformed into a beautiful setting for the young talent displayed during the evening with hanging baskets of ivy, fuschias and banks of colorful colius from Rev. C. I. Andrews collection. Soloists were Sherryl Ann David, Bonnie Peterson, Ann Thomason, and Marilyn Daigle with her well known humorous interpretation of "horsy" numbers. Jimmy Endicott, Margie Ann Hilgenfeld, Charles Robert Cunningham, Linda Cheatum and Michael Anderson delivered readings. Soloists at the piano were Ruthie Mungerson, Judith Ann Lemke, Charles Cunningham and Randel Schwacofer. Accordion solo was rendered by Richard Parrish. As a climax to the program Mrs. Paul Sanford sang two solos with background by a hidden "whisler." Surprise came when Mrs. Melvin Hilgenfeld, using a talent completely unknown to casual observers, was found. Paul Rumfelt mystified his audience with escape tricks ending the program. Mrs. C. I. Andrews was the mistress of ceremonies. Mrs. Albert Cranston, chairman of the circle, announced that tea would be served. Mrs. Ted Payne was in charge of decorations and members of the group acted as hostesses. Go to Church Sunday LAKE'S... Christmas Gifts For the Men of the Family —A Few Suggestions— • LOUNGING ROBES • SWEATERS • SHIRTS • SLACKS • TIES • TOP COATS • JACKETS • SOX • HICKOK and SWANK JEWELRY and BILLFOLDS • RONSON CIGARETTE LIGHTERS • SCHICK and SUNBEAM ELECTRIC RAZORS Use Our Xmas Lay-Away Plan LAKE'S MEN'S WEAR 225 W. Center St. Anaheim This charming little doll has a pretty winter coat, matching Dutch cap and a frilly dress. Her attractive wool yarn hair and pretty face will win many little girls' hearts. Keep her in mind for Christmas gift-giving. Pattern envelope No. R2019 contains necessary pattern pieces, hot iron transfer, material requirements and full finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 2 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts: Anaheim Gazette, 367 W. Adam St., Chicago 6, Ill. Margaret Hughs, Golden Kennedy Change Vows dened this week from a honeymoon are Mr. and Golden Kennedy who were in quiet services in the parlors of Orange Methodorch. Rev. Rolland Tinner used the ceremony before group of relatives. the former Margaret wore a smart two piece deep blue with a hat trimmed in white her daughter's wedding Mrs. wore a grey suit with gong accessories and a blouse shade of rose. H. J. Tikker of Anaheim, sang "Tell Me Do You me" and "Oh Perfect Love" annied by Mrs. Vesta Friend ana Park. Dr. Tikker sang me." tion followed the cereMrs. Buel Kennedy cut and the beautifully decorated cake and Mrs. Robert presided at the punch new Mrs. Kennedy is a for Dr. A. J. Hies of Orange. usband is employed by the its Water co. a plan to move into their home at 715 S. Citron st., durfirst of next year. bride is daughter of Mrs. Stillwell of Orange. Mr. is the son of Mr. and George Kennedy of Kansas. McArthur Staff member to Address fired Teachers and Teachers Association, County Division of Cali- Davenport, Bryant Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Davenport, 216 N. Citron, announce the engagement of their daughter Joanne, to Henry Bryant, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bryant of 902 N. Topeka. The bride elect will graduate from Anaheim high school in June. As an active senior classman, she is a member of the student court as filer; G.A.A.; Y-Teens; Girl's Rifle club and the Future Homemakers of America. Her fiance graduated from AUHS last June and is now working with commercial spraying. Wedding date has not been announced. Donna Lynn Stuard Passes Chocolates Add to the list of engagement announcements the name of Miss Donna Lynn Stuard who revealed plans to marry Eddie Nelson at a meeting of Phi Alpha Omega sorority, by passing the traditional box of chocolates. Bride elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Truman Stuard of Palm Springs, formerly of Anaheim. She graduated from Anaheim High school this year and is now majoring in retail merchandising at Fullerton Junior college. Her fiance was a member of the United States Marine Corps prior to attending Fullerton JC. He is employed with the Texaco Co. in San Fernando. METAL FOIL CHRISTMAS DECORATIONS AVAILABLE For a versatile addition to the Christmas decorations, use new metal foil snowflakes. These simple three-ply cut-outs, stapled in the center with six sides free to open out, offer the Western home-maker an inexpensive, unusual twist to the usual holiday theme. The snowflakes may be hung from doors, ceilings or trees; or they may stand alone on the table or mantel. Plain gift packages can be strikingly ornamented with a single metal flake, or with several smaller ones. Sizes come in four, six and eight inches and colors range from all silver to silver backs with multicolored fronts. DINNER PARTY honors birthday at her Stanton Brother, Paul Galvan, r Rev. John Perez said g Lupe's friends in attend honor opened her many At 715 S. Citron st., durfirst of next year. Orde is daughter of Mrs. Stillwell of Orange. Mr. y is the son of Mr. and George Kennedy of Kansas. McArthur Staff Member to Address Fired Teachers Teachers Association, County Division of Caliwill meet in Santa Ana Community Center Club House, December 1st at 1:30 p.m. will be by Mr. Cecil G. on "Russia's Place in the st." Tilton has just returned five years service on the General MacArthur in where he acted as advisor Japanese government. His ties were policy planning actor of local government in Japan. Mr. Tilton talk with authority on the not only of Russia in the but also of the United and the great work of MacArthur. Port business meeting to reports will be followed special hour. The Santa Ana will be hosts to the reachers of the county. D STUFFED APPLES Apples to within ½ inch of Fill cavity with Orange top with butter and a cinnamon. Bake in slow will before serving. Filled with Topping and lovely for a fruit salad. Favorite Toy IT'S THAT MAD He'll lead the parade on Friday Evening at 7:00 inaugurate The SQR Store's 43rd Christmas in A for all the family is ready again with gifts to gi proudly received. Come in and catch the gay selections are most complete! OPEN FRIDAY EVENING UNTIL 8:30 P.M. DINNER PARTY honored Miss Lupe Villasenor, center, recently, when she celebrated her 17th birthday at her Stanton home. Hostess for the evening was her mother, Mrs. Petra Villasenor, left. Brother, Paul Galvan, right, looks on with interest as she cuts beautifully decorated wedding cake. Rev. John Perez said grace preceding the serving of a delicious chicken dinner with many of Lupe's friends in attendance for the party. Following games enjoyed during the evening, the guest of honor opened her many lovely gifts. (Gazette photo by Bradley) DINNER PARTY honored Miss Lupe Villasenor, center, recently, when she celebrated her 17th birthday at her Stanton home. Hostess for the evening was her mother, Mrs. Petra Villasenor, left. Brother, Paul Galvan, right, looks on with interest; as she cuts beautifully decorated wedding cake. Rev. John Perez said grace preceding the serving of a delicious chicken dinner with many of Lupe's friends in attendance for the party. Following games enjoyed during the evening, the guest of honor opened her many lovely gifts. (Gazette photo by Bradley) T MAN AGAIN! vening at 7:00 P.M. ... and by-the-way, he will Christmas in Anaheim. The Merry Christmas Store with gifts to give with pride ... gifts that will be catch the gay holiday mood ... Shop early while THE SQR STORE ANAHEIMS OWN