anaheim-gazette 1950-12-07

ATTRACTIVE RANCH HOME of A. L. Wolfert was the scene of a post-nuptial shower for Mrs. James Coburn, Jr., of Cypress. Co-hostesses Donna Jeninngs and Dorothy Wolfert assembled former schoolmates for the festive occasion. Left to right, front row: Mrs. John Murdock and little daughter, Marlene, Mmes. Walter Dabney, Rex Livingston, Stanley Stearns. Second row, seated: Mrs. Harold Lovett, Miss Olga Ronconi, Mmes. Ruth Perez, Arthur Strahler, Glenn Greder, Norman Wade and Frances Ruth. Ladies seated in chair: Mmes. L. McCausland and J. R. Coburn, Sr. Standing: Mrs. Bill Bronson, Miss Donna Jennings, Mrs. James Coburn, Jr., honoree, and Miss Dorothy Wolfert. Former School Friends Honor Mrs. Jas. Coburn, Jr. Misses Dorothy Wolfert and Donna Jennings were co-hostesses at a post-nuptial shower at the junior college with Phyllis and then to UCLA, where he majored in business administration. Phyllis moved to Orange and then worked for McMahans in Anaheim. Coffee, ice cream and cakes Former School Friends Honor Mrs. Jas. Coburn, Jr. Misses Dorothy Wolfert and Donna Jennings were co-hostesses at a post-nuptial shower at the A. L. Wolfert ranch, 7122 E. Ballrd., Stanton, Tuesday evening. The honoree, Mrs. James Coburn, Jr. (nee Phyllis Schantzen), daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Schantzen of Sacramento formerly lived at 9672 Walker, Cypress. The newlyweds are making their home with the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coburn, Sr., 8851 S. Walker. They were married Nov. 11 at St. Pious V Catholic church in Buena Park. After a honeymoon in Santa Barbara, the bridegroom returned to Fort Ord where he has been in the California National Guard for a month. Phyllis attended Cypress grade school. Anaheim Union high and Fullerton JC, with the 24 friends who showered her with gifts. James went to high school and junior college with Phyllis and then to UCLA, where he majored in business administration. Phyllis moved to Orange and then worked for McMahans in Anaheim. Coffee, ice cream and cakes were served from a refreshment table resplendent in a lace cloth, camellias and a large bridal doll. Present were: Mmes. James Coburn, Sr., John Murdock, L. McCausland and Miss Olga Ronconi from Cypress; Mrs. Walter Dabney from Huntington Beach; Mrs. Rex Livingston, Chino; Mrs. Norman Wade, Garden Grove; Mmes. Stanley Stearns, Glenn Greder and Frances Ruth, Anaheim; Mmes. Harold Lovett, Ruth Perez, Arthur Strahler and Bill Bronson from Stanton; Mrs. Bete Chew from Santa Ana and Mrs. Carl Miller from Anaheim were unable to be present. ANNOUNCEMENT FOR THURSDAY Holyday masses at St. Boniface church Friday morning will be at 6:30, 7:30, 9 and 10:30. NEXT TO A GOOD CAN OPEN latest volume of Better Homes esses, look on. Come and Get ACQUAINTED Dur GRAND OPENING THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY and SUNDAY - 9:00 Eggs Direct from Chicken - Groceries ● Garden Fresh V OPENING SPECIAL SOUTH AMERICAN BANANAS lb. 9¢ VELVET RED YAMS 5 lbs 10¢ WASH. STATE STARKING DELICIOUS APPLI LG, FANCY WHITE ROSE Potatoes Eggs Direct from Chicken - Groceries • Garden Fresh V OPENING SPECIAL SOUTH AMERICAN BANANAS lb. 9¢ VELVET RED YAMS 5 lbs. 10¢ SWEET JUICY NAVEL ORANGES 6 lbs. 29¢ MT. VIEW RICHMAID BRAND ICE CREAM qt. 29¢ WASH. STATE STARKING DELICIOUS APPLI LG, FANCY WHITE ROSE Potatoes $1.39 for 100 lb. sack NEW CROP FANCY WALNUT TREE RIPE SPICED OLIVES Attention Restaurant Owners—We Wholesale—Phon STOP and SH TRU-F RANCH Formerly Garden City AT MANCHESTER and RIGHT ON THE EDGE "Brings the Ranch to Ramsay-Frost Single Ring Service in Santa Ana Episcopal Church of Messiah White gladiolus and green toliage decorated the altar of Episcopal Church of the Messiah in Santa Ana for the afternoon wedding of Miss Czarina Ramsay, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ramsay of Anaheim, to Russell Frost of Santa Ana. The Rev. Wesley Havermale officiated at the single ring services. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore white satin with a high neckline and peter pan collar. Her veil of exquisite antique lace was worn by her grandmother on her wedding day and she carried a handkerchief which had belonged to the bridegroom's grandmother. Red roses in a cluster of rosebuds formed her bouquet. The bride's cousin, and matron of honor, was Mrs. Nicholas Mayall who wore an ankle length gown of lavender taffeta and carried yellow carnations; Miss Rita Ramsay, the bride's sister, was bridesmaid. The bodice of her gown was in pink satin with a hoop skirt falling over matching pink taffetta. She carried pink carnations. Phyllis Carlson, a childhood friend of the bride, came from Yakima, Washington, to be a bridesmaid. Donald Frost was best man and ushers were Dale and Jack Frost. Mrs. Pat Neddler, soloist, was accompanied by Mrs. Erna Bradford at the organ. Candles were lighted before the service by Donald Ramsay, the bride's brother. Assisting at the reception which followed the ceremony were Mrs. Fred Ramsay, Miss Henrietta Schumacher, Mrs. Jack Ramsay, Mrs. Dale Frost and Sally Frost. The large white wedding cake was decorated in traditional Irish fashion with doves, wedding ring, white wedding slippers and a gold horse shoe placed on the frosting. Mrs. Ramsay wore a blue crepe formal with matching hat and a corsage of pink rosebuds. The TO A GOOD CAN OPENER a cook book is a bride's best friend. Gloria Irwin admires the volume of Better Homes edition while friend s, Joanne Carter and Ruth Martens, shower host-look on. Gazette photo by Bradley UNITED During Our SUNDAY - 9:00 A.M. TO 9 P.M. Garden Fresh Vegetables & Fruits SPECIALS H. STATE STARKING DEICIOUS APPLES 5 lbs. 25¢ FRANCY WHITE ROSE potatoes 10 lbs. 15¢ Bride-Elect Honored at Surprise Shower A surprise bridal shower was given for Miss Gloria Irwin yesterday evening, Dec. 6. It was held in the Martens' home on S. Indiana st., with Miss Joanne Carter and Miss Ruth Martens as co-hostesses. Throughout the evening games were played including "Wedding Bell." Prizes for this went to Mrs. Herbert Carter and Mrs. H. C. Martens. The decorations were done in fall colors—yellow and brown. A gay yellow and brown crepe paper umbrella was on the dining room table with many beautiful gifts under it and gold-toned mums graced the piano. The guest of honor wore a corsage made out of the same flowers. After the gifts were opened the guests enjoyed Neopolitan ice cream and cake with Delaware punch. Those attending other than those mentioned above were: Mrs. Garden Fresh Vegetables & Fruits SPECIALS H. STATE STARKING NICIOUS APPLES 5 lbs. 25¢ FANCY WHITE ROSE Potatoes 10 lbs. 15¢ for 100 lb. sack CROP FANCY VALNUTS lb. 25¢ RIPE SPICED LIVES gal. 98¢ Wholesale—Phone Anaheim 5238 and SHOP at RU-FARM RANCH MARKET Early Garden City Farmer's Produce MANCHESTER and LINCOLN BLVDS. T ON THE EDGE OF ANAHEIM is the Ranch to the Edge of Town" PLENTY FREE PARKING Cypress Girl Scouts Hold Christmas Pot Luck Dinner Singing of Chriistmas carols opened the pot luck dinner of the Cypress Girl Scouts and their fathers. After the hearty repast the Dads were entertained by a program, each scout taking part with a song, dance, or clever skit. Troop 21 was presented with an American flag by the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary, with Mrs. Julia Bouse making the presentation. Mrs. N. L. Chapman of Cypress, Neighborhood representative for Anaheim Girl Scouts, estimated that 135 Scouts, leaders and fathers enjoyed the Christmas pot luck. Puppets operated by strings are usually called marionettes. degroom's mother wore a grey formal with a grey hat and black carnation corsage. Both young people graduated from schools in Yakima, Washington. The bridegroom is employed with a contracting firm and they establish residence in Santa Ana. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ramsay and his highway 101 Anaheim and his parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Post of East Bolsa, Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Marsh, 300 Janss, entertained Mrs. Ellen well of Huntington Beach, for early of Anaheim, at their home weekend. Speaker Urges Parents Encourage Spiritual Growth A most interesting and inspiring address on spiritual growth in children was presented at a meeting of Magnolia P-TA Tuesday night by the Rev. R. Schilke, pastor of Bethel Baptist church in Anaheim. Puppet show was presented by the fourth grade children under the direction of Miss Williams. The story, originated by the children, depicted Mexican history and customs. Plans were made during the business meeting for Father's Night to be observed at the January meeting. Pot luck dinner will be served. Table decorations carried out the Yuletide theme with refreshments of dainty Christmas cookies and coffee served by the hostesses, Mrs. Homer Kirk, Mrs. Alex Justus and Mrs. Otto Trapp. George LaFollette, co-owner of the K and L Super Service on S. Los Angeles st., has been confined at his home, 838 N. Pine st., for the past several days with a severe virus infection. 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