anaheim-gazette 1951-01-30

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA MRS. LERON HESTEK—Miss Jane Howorth was a lovely bride as she repeated vows Sunday evening. (Portrait by Paul Kent) Miss Jane Howorth Is Bride of Leron Hester in Service at Pasadena Chapel Pasadena's beautiful Chapel of the Roses was the setting Sunday evening for candlelight services which united Miss Jane Ho cocoa brown net over green and carried yellow tulips. James Palmer was best man and ushers were William Griffin. Santa Ana Players To Appear in 'Laura' Thursday With a cast including Ruth Phelps, Bill Carden, Bill Deeman and Burr Shafer, "Laura," the stage version of Vera Caspary's best-selling novel, opens Thursday night as the current presentation of the Santa Ana Community Players at the Santa Ana Ebel Clubhouse. Miss Phelps plays the title role which first was portrayed by Mr. Lam Hopkins and later by Gene Tierney in the movie version of the clever mystery. Subtle and sophisticated dialogue makes the stage "Laura" a more vivid production than the film, according to Giadys S. Simpson Shafer, who directs the play. Completing the cast are Alda Lambert, Carolyn Young, Bob Burns and Harry Brackett. The run of "Laura" is scheduled to continue through Saturday night, and reservations may be made at the Santa Ana Book Store. Youth Fellowship Holds Officer Installation Christian Youth Fellowship of the Stanton Community church were accompanied by Rev. and Mrs. Charles White to Idyllwild over the week-end. 18 members enjoyed the winter sports at Pine Cove camp. The annual installation pot luck dinner for the Christmas MRS. LERON HESTER—Miss Jane Howorth was a lovely bride as she repeated vows Sunday evening. (Portrait by Paul Kent) Miss Jane Howorth Is Bride of Leron Hester in Service at Pasadena Chapel Pasadena's beautiful Chapel of the Roses was the setting Sunday evening for candlelight services which united Miss Jane Howorth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Briggs Howorth of Verdugo View Drive, Los Angeles and Leron Hester, son of the Orva L. Hester's of this city. The prominent young Los Angeles socialite chose for her wedding a gown of white lace over satin. The full skirt fell into myriads of tiny accordian pleats at the hipline and the fitted bodice, buttoned to the waist, ended in a brief collar. On her white prayer book she carried a delicate spray of lilies of the valley and a white orchid. Maid of honor, Miss Virginia Burr and bridesmaids, Jean Lubratisch and Levene Hester, wore cocoa brown net over green and carried yellow tulips. James Palmer was best man and ushers were William Griffin, Dick Hargrove and Sterling Meyer. Receiving guests with the couple, Mrs. Howorth wore a gown in green lace and Mrs. Hester wore champagne lace. 150 guests attended the reception. The bride is now attending the University of California at Berkeley where she affiliated with Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority. Mr. Hester was graduated from Fullerton Junior college, and is attending University of California at Berkeley where he is a member of Chi Alpha Kappa professional architects fraternity. They are honeymooning in Big Bear. ENTIRE STOCK ON SALE GAYE SUZANNE ENTIRE STOCK OF HIGH QUALITY BE SOLD QUICKLY BE OUR FINEST, NEWEST DRESSES One and two of a kind Dresses — Styled for any and all occasions — by foremost designers — Everyone on sale and every one REDUCED to COST and EVEN LESS THAN COST. WE ARE QUITTING. Values $14 NATIONALLY ADVANCE FAMOUS BRIDES LINGEEL SLIPS—GO PAJAMAS— OUR FINEST, NEWEST DRESSES One and two of a kind Dresses — Styled for any and all occasions — by foremost designers — Everyone on sale and every one REDUCED to COST and EVEN LESS THAN COST. WE ARE QUITTING. Values to $11 Values to $14 $25 NOW…… NOW…… Values to $18 Values to $24 $39.95 NOW…… NOW…… Values to $29 $59.95 NOW…… SKIRTS Included you will find all wool gabardine — Brocaded Felts — Cotton Prints and Rayon Gabardines all Priced Way Low — So Hurry! Values to $5 $9.95. NOW…… $8 Values to $14.95. NOW…… $12 Values to $22.50. NOW…… COSTUME JEWELRY NOW ½ PRICE! ONLY GAYE SUZANNE OWN FINE HIGH QUALITY APPAREL ON SALI WE QUIT! 727 NO. LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM* EVERYTHING ON SALE AT Santa Ana Players Appear in Laura' Thursday A cast including Ruth Bill Carden, Bill Deeman Harr Shafer, "Laura," the version of Vera Caspary's acting novel, opens Thursday at the current presentation Santa Ana Community at the Santa Ana Ebell house. Phelps plays the title role, first was portrayed by Mr. Stephins and later by Gene Brackett in the movie version of her mystery. and sophisticated dances the stage "Laura" a vivid production than the recording to Giadys Simpson who directs the play. Attending the cast are Alda T. Carolyn Young, Bob and Harry Brackett. Run of "Laura" is scheduled continue through Saturday and reservations may be at the Santa Ana Book Th Fellowship Ids Officer Installation Brian Youth Fellowship of Anton Community church accompanied by Rev. and Charles White to Idyllwild week-end. 18 members of the winter sports at Pine Lump. annual installation pottery dinner for the Christmas Candlelight Ceremony Unites Joyce Ann Carlson-Gene Anton Albin Friday Evening Miss Joyce Ann Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Carlson of N. Bradford ave., Placentia, was a lovely bride Friday evening as she repeated vows with Gene Anton Albin of Anaheim in evening services performed at the home of the bridegroom's aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. William Eustice of Los Angeles. Soft scalloping at the yoke and waistline detailed the traditional full length mirror surrounded by yellow and white flowers, potted plants and candelabra. The Rev. Clay of Whittier Methodist church performed the double ring rites. Soloist, Mrs. Opal Walters, sang the couple's favorite love songs and Miss Barbara Records sang the traditional wedding music. Frances McKee was accompanist. Reception followed the ceremony in the home, with Mrs. Vinney DATE BARS ½ cup shortening 1 cup honey Fellowship Dress Officer Installation Annual installation potinner for the Christian Fellowship was held Monht in the clubrooms, sponsy Mrs. C. C. Sowers, Sunool teacher, and Virgil Isacon of the church. Rers installed were Robert president; Ross Miser, resident; Jeannette Koss, ly; Dale Grivey, treasurer; E. Moolick, song leader; B. Drake, pianist and Doris party chairman. Two or three tablespoons on juice to rinse water washing rayon dresses and as it completely removes will clear the colors, too. Miss Joyce Ann Carlson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Carlson of N. Bradford ave., Placentia, was a lovely bride Friday evening as she repeated vows with Gene Anton Albin of Anaheim in evenning services performed at the home of the bridegroom's aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. William Eustuce of Los Angeles. Soft scalloping at the yoke and waistline detailed the traditional white satin gown in which the bride said her vows. A quaint dutch bonnet held her fingertip veil and she carried a bouquet of yellow and white carnations with stephanotis centered around a cluster of tiny yellow rosebuds. Miss Bobbie Jean Richardson, maid of honor and the bride's only attendant, wore a floor length gown of ice blue starched pique with a picture neckline and matching blue mitts. A shower of yellow ribbons fell from her bouquet of yellow carnations and candy tuft. James Whiteman of Anaheim, a cousin of the bridegroom was best man. The couple were married before a full length mirror surrounded by yellow and white flowers, potted plants and candelabra. The Rev. Clay of Whittier Methodist church performed the double ring rites. Soloist, Mrs. Opal Walters, sang the couple's favorite love songs and Miss Barbara Records sang the traditional wedding music. Frances McKee was accompanist. Reception followed the ceremony in the home, with Mrs. Vinnie Swallow, the bridegroom's grandmother, Mrs. Ila Holt of Whittier and Mrs. Verla Trantum of Compton and Mrs. John Chapman of Anaheim assisting. Mrs. Carlson received guests in a gown of cinnamon crepe with brown accessories and a white corsage. For traveling the bride chose a suit of poudre blue gabardine with a basket weave matching hat and black velvet accessories. She attended Valencia high school at Placentia and Parnell Private School for Girls in East Whittier. The bridegroom was graduated from Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college and is employed in Whittier. HONEY DATE BARS ½ cup shortening 1 cup honey 1 teaspoon vanilla 3 eggs or G egg yolks 1¼ cups lifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder ½ teaspoon salt 1 cup chopped dates 1 cup chopped nuts Confectioners' sugar Blend shortening, honey and vanilla until creamy. Beat in epon one at a time. Sift dry ingredients into egg mixture. Blend. Add n and dates and stir just to do tribute evenly. Spread in a greed 9x12-inch pan. Bake in moerate oven (350 degrees) until golden brown, 30 to 35 minutes Cool. Cut in bars and roll in confectioners' sugar. Makes 3 do 1x3-inch bars. ON SALE AT GENUINE QUITTING BUSINES PARTNERS DISAGREE HIGH QUALITY DRESSES, COATS, SUITS, ROBES, LINGERIE, SPORTS OLD QUICKLY—BUY NOW AT GENUINE QUITTING BUSINESS PRICES BE HERE TODAY-DOORS OPEN AT 9:30 A.M. 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LUXURIOUSLY FURRED COATS Fabrics of Famous Botany — Zibaleen Fleece and Juilliard Granada — Lavishly Trimmed with Midnight Blue, Dyed White Fox, Blond Musk-rat and Persian Lamb and priced at way below cost. Values to $79 Famous Hollywood PASEO KNIT SUITS Values to $35 NOW $19 GAYE SUZANNE STYLE SHOP SALE AT POSITIVELY COST AND LE Society Hold Kick-Off Luncheon Special meeting of St. Bonilaitar Society was held re-in the home of the new tent, Mrs. Frank Braddock, the purpose of completing for a pot luck luncheon to hold in the parish hall Thursday at 12:30. Simon Toussau, chairman ofarge, reports that the committee is going "all out" to make luncheon a memorable one. William LeVecke, pro-chairman has a surprise who attend. Those wishing any cards after the meeting able to do so, with prizes awarded. All members of Irish are cordially invited. Miss Mildred Bluehler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Buehler, 11462 S. Stanton ave., recent winner of the talent award on the NTG television show, spent five days at Palm Springs with her mother as the guest of the sponsor. Friday night NTG showed films of Mrs. Buehler and Mildred present to receive a gift. From the program Mildred left for Fairfield Base to dance for the Air Corps. She returned home Sunday to report at Marywood Central High school, where she is a junior. Monthly meeting of the Orange County Branch of the American Begonia Society will be held Thursday, February 1, in the Farm Bureau hall, 353 N. Main st., Orange. Homer Greene of the California Spray Company, manufacturers of Ortho products, will show colored pictures of "How to Grow Begonia's and Camillias," plus a short resume of the latest development in "Scientific Pest Controls." Following the program will be a plant sale, prizes will be awarded and refreshments will be served. Visitors are welcome. An old fashioned progressive dinner ended the weekend on a friendly note for Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Buils, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kannard, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hell and Mr. and Mrs. George Hatfield. Sunday night the four couples entertained each other in turn. Dinner Party In Kunold Home Mrs. F. Norbert DeCock of this city was honored at a delightful birthday party Sunday when Mrs. Frances Kunold and her mother Mrs. Marie DeCock entertained in the Kunold home on N. Palm st. Red and white decorations, carrying out the Valentine motif, were used on the attractive birthday cake. Enjoying the evening were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Casey and Miss Dolores Young from La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. R. Van Oost and daughter, Mary, of Glendale; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Tittle and family, Celeste and Bruce from Pasadena; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sesma and Mr. and Mrs. A. Vanderbeke and the DeCocks from Anaheim. Loves To Fish! Mrs. Rebecca Peckinpaugh, 1907 West Penn St., Evansville, Ind., says her favorite pastime these days is going fishing with her husband — that is, of course, since she has been relieved of aches and pains by taking HADACOL because she found she had a deficiency of Vitamins B1, B2, Iron and Niacin. She now has the vitality and energy to do many things that, before HADACOL gave her these necessary elements, she was unable to do. Here is Mrs. Peckinpaugh's own statement: "I was sure in an awful fix for a while. My appetite..." An old fashioned progressive dinner ended the weekend on a friendly note for Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Buis, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Kannard, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Heil and Mr. and Mrs. George Hatfield. Sunday night the four couples entertained each other in turn. The first stop was at the Hell home on N. West st., for cocktails, then on to the Hatfield home, at Kroeger st., for shrimp salad. Buis's served the entree of Italian spaghetti at their home on S. Melrose. Rest of the evening was spent at the Kanyard home, W. Sycamore, with canasta, cake and coffee. Mr. and Mrs. John Esparza, 215 N. Topeka st., are parents of a daughter born Jan. 24, at Orange county hospital. Sprinkle a little lemon juice on broiled or fried mushrooms for a new taste teaser. Buy a bottle of HADACOL, either the trial size, $1.25, or the large family size or hospital size, $3.50, and if HADACOL does not help you, your money will be refunded. If your druggist does not have HADACOL, order it direct from the LeBlanc Corporation, Lafayette, Louisiana. Copyright 1961 The LeBlanc Corporation ING BUSINESS PRICES— NESS 727 No. LOS ANGELES ANAHEIM ERIE, SPORTSWEAR MUST NESS PRICES! HIGHEST QUALITY COATS and SUITS Tallored of Famous Stroock — Camelhair — Forstmann — Gabardine and Julliard Fabrics. In the newest styles and Shades — Be sure to see these amazing values HIGHEST QUALITY COATS and SUITS Tailored of Famous Stroock — Camelhair — Forstmann — Gabardine and Julliard Fabrics. 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