anaheim-gazette 1951-02-06

Norvell Gillespie To Address Dahlia Society Convention Norvell Gillespie, well-known garden authority, will be guest speaker at the Second Annual Conference of Southern California Dahlia Societies which is planned for Sunday, February 11, 1951. Mr. Gillespie is former editor of Sunset magazine, and is author of the book, "Pacific Coast Gardening Guide." Announcement of the coming conference was made by Lawrence O. Archibald, president of the host society, which is the Orange County Dahlia Society. He explained that Mr. Gillespie is planning to show Kodachrome color slides taken during his recent European trips to illustrate his comments on the many famous gardens he visited. Included among the slides will be views of the famed Kew Gardens, the great Chelsea Flower Show in England, and the Royal Horticultural Society's famed gardens at Wisley. There are others of Hyde Park and the Convent Garden Flower Market in London. The meeting is called for 2:00 p.m. at the Women's Clubhouse, Fourth and Baker streets, in Santa Ana. For those desiring to come early and meet with old friends the Clubhouse will be open at 1:00 p.m. At five o'clock a pot-luck dinner will be served. Members and guests are reminded to bring their own table service. Coffee MR. AND MRS. JAMES C. DODSON, Jr. pause at altar of Zion Lutheran church before departing for reception following their marriage Sunday afternoon. They later left on an undisclosed honeymoon destination. Late Afternoon Rites Unite Miss Bettyanne Fluegge-James C. Dodson, Jr., at Zion One of the loveliest weddings of this season was solemnized at Zion Lutheran church Sanday when Miss Bettyann Fluegge, became the bride of James C. Dodson, Garden Grove. Soft candlelight illuminated the altar, decorated with baskets of white chrysanthemums, and gladiolus combined with white stocks. The Rev. Edwin Pflug officiated at the double ring service. The bride repeated her vows in an exquisite gown of traditional white satin with the fitted bodice in delicate lace. Gathered at the waistline, the satin skirt fell in soft fullness and ended in a long sweeping train. A cap of point de Venise lace held her fingertip veil edged in deep lace and she carried a bouquet of white cymbidium and a large lavender orchid surrounded by small lavender orchids. She was given in marriage by her father. Matron of honor was Mrs. Harold Richter, the bride's sister, who wore a gown of aqua net with a lace yoke and short cap sleeves. The gathered skirt fell from a fitted bodice and she carried a bouquet of pink carnations with a matching floral head piece. Bridesmaids were Mrs. James Stevens, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Luwana Powell, a close friend of the bride. They wore gowns of pink and lavender nylon net respectively and carried carnations. Little Miss Bonney Barnett of Burbank, a cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl and wore a floor length dress of lavender taffeta. Her basket was filled with white chrysanthemums and a white wreath circled her hair. James Stevens, brother-in-law to the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were Basil Bruster and Marvin Fluegge. The young couple knelt for the nuptial blessing as Dave Forney sang "The Lord's Prayer" accompanied by Miss Marilyn Schimming. The solo "Because" was sung preceding the service. Reception followed the ceremony in the social hall, decorated with pink and white flowers. The bride's cake centered the table with lighted candles flanking the arrangements. Assisting were Mrs. Walter Fluegge, aunt of the bride; Mrs. A. Bradley, an aunt of the bridegroom; Mrs. Lois Fluegge and Miss L. Zlaket. Receiving guests, Mrs. Carl Fluegge wore a cocoa brown dress with accessories in brown and a corsage of yellow roses. The bridegroom's mother chose a grey dress with black accessories and a corsage of roses. When the couple left for their honeymoon trip the new Mrs. Dogson was wearing a navy blue suit and pink accessories. She is the daughter of the Carl Fluegge's of 11229 S. Euclid ave., and attended Garden Grove high school. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dodson, Sr., of P.O. Box 335, Garden Grove, is also a graduate of Garden Grove schools and is employed at Knotts Berry Farm as foreman of producers. They will reside in this area. The meeting is called for 2:00 p.m. at the Women's Clubhouse, Fouth and Baker streets, in Santa Ana. For those desiring to come early and meet with old friends the Clubhouse will be open at 1:00 p.m. At five o'clock a pot-luck dinner will be served. Members and guests are reminded to bring their own table service. Coffee will be furnished by the host society. Noted Speaker for World Day of Prayer Feb. 9 The United Council of Church Women, representing 10,000,000 women throughout the world will hold its "World Day of Prayer" on Feb. 9. Since 1927, the first Friday of Lent has been set aside for prayer. There has been uninterrupted growth in the movement from its inception. There are now approximately 15,000 observances in the U.S. alone. This year the day will be observed by 92 countries. Services begin in New Zealand and the Fiji Islands, west of the date line and continue throughout the day, closing with the observances in Alaska and on the Tonga Islands where Queen Salote leads her devout subjects in prayer. The World Day of Prayer is international, interdenominational and interracial joining the people of the world together, thereby advancing the international cause of peace on earth. In Anaheim, the women will meet from 1 to 3 at the Church of Christ. All women of this city are invited to attend. Speaker will be Mrs. Frederick Jordan of the state board of United Council of Church women. Harold Lannom, director of music at the Presbyterian church will be in charge of music. Mrs. C. I. Andrews is chairman of World Day of Prayer and Mrs. Chester Ferris is council president. A Pretty Pair Stevens, sister of the bridegroom and Miss Luwana Powell, a close friend of the bride. They wore gowns of pink and lavender nylon net respectively and carried carnations. Little Miss Bonney Barnett of Burbank, a cousin of the bridegroom, was flower girl and wore a floor length dress of lavender the daughter of the Carl Fluegge's of 11229 S. Euclid ave., and attended Garden Grove high school. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. James Dodson, Sr., of P.O. Box 335, Garden Grove, is also a graduate of Garden Grove schools and is employed at Knotts Berry Farm as foreman of producers. They will reside in this area. 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Ullery, the following dancers gave a 20-minute Hawaiian routine: Doris Rouland, Delores Pool, Betty Ulrich, Lois Martin, Hazel Schackner Personal Mention The regular monthly meeting of the Sunday school teachers and workers of the Stanton Community church met Monday evening in the church: Max Moolick, superintendent, conducted the meeting of 16 who discussed the work program in the different departments of church. It was reported by Rev. Charles White that 50 points were picked up last Sunday to apply toward the attendance contest between Stanton and the Silver Acres church in Santa Ana, to end March 1. Two hundred and thirty-four attended Sunday school and 151 were in church. Sandra and Jimmy Houston, whose parents are the James Houstons of 7892 Second st., are missed at Savanna school. They are confined at home with scarlet fever. Mrs. Houston reports both are not seriously ill. 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