anaheim-gazette 1951-02-12

Son Born to Former Anaheim Resident Of interest to their many friends in this city is news of the birth of a son yesterday morning to Mr. and Mrs. Sam Adams of Santa Ana. Born at St. Joseph hospital, he weighed 6 lbs., 10 ozs and has been named David Samuel. Paternal grandmother is Mrs. Sallie Maude Adams of this city. Adams was a resident of Anaheim for many years and is now an estimator for the Southern California Edison co. The apple blossom is the state flower of Arkansas. Greeting Cards FOR ALL OCCASIONS You'll find a Hallmark Card that suits. Come in and see our complete selection of ● Hallmark Valentines ● Jewelry ● Gifts ● Ceramics Jewelry Gifts Ceramics Dishes STEUERWALD'S 124 E. Center Phone Anaheim 5191 PALM SPRINGS was the honeymoon destination of Mr. and Mrs. sive services in Immanuel Lutheran church Saturday evening. The turn here. To your Best Love... give the World's Best Loved Box- The Famous WHITMAN'S SAMPLER in 1 pound and two pound sizes Special Heart Boxes and other Whitman's Assortments attractively wrapped for Valentine's Day JACKSON DRUG. CO. 237 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM Phone 2322 OMEGA Thea Beaman-Howard In Orange ImmanuIn impressive candle light services solemnized at ImmanuLutheran church in Orange Saturday evening. Miss Thea LeBeaman, lovely daughter of th Monte Beamans of Via San Remo Lido Isle, became the bride o Howard Henning of this city. Nuptial service was performed before an altar decorated in white stock, gladioli and palms. Th Rev. Joel Ross officiated at th double ring rites. Escorted by her father down the church aisle, the bride wore a gown of traditional white satin fitted snugly about the bodice, the neckline of illusion net out lined with a flounce of delicate lace and appliqued with matching lace. Long fitted sleeves buttone with a row of tiny self button and ended in deep lace cuffs. Sh carried a cascade of stephanotif and tulips centered with a whit orchid. Her fingertip veil was heby a crown of seed pearls. Mrs. James Hays, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and wore ice blue satin designed wita full skirt and 'scalloped' neck line. Her cascade bouquet of blu iris and yellow carnations was repeated in her headdress. Bridesmaids were Mrs. John Trekell and Miss Joan Mason. They wore gowns in a champagn shade with cascade bouquets o spring flowers. Wearing a gown of ice blue or ganza over satin, was Johann OMEGA For a very Special Valentine Most prized watches in the world...tiny miracles of accuracy and beauty. What better gift for a valentine than one which offers years of faithful service? Left: 14 KL Gold, Faceted Crystal.....$10.00 Right: 14 KL Gold Filled, Domed Crystal, $71.50 Both with 17 jewels. Prices include federal tax. KENDRICK'S JEWELRY COMPANY 155 West Center Street, Anaheim Phone 4403 We Close 5:30 Daily Including Saturdays 3 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Inspiring Service for World Day of Prayer Observance Here Friday The privilege of participating in "The World Day of Prayer" was accepted by more than 100 women of Anaheim who met to further the philosophy of Christian fellowship. Members of the local board of the United Council of Church Women directed the service. The call to worship was given by Mrs. Eldon Paddock. It was the same call given to millions of women in countries all over the world who believe that "more things are wrought by prayer than this world dreams of." The theme for the day, "Perfect love casts out fear," was presented by Mrs. Joe R. Thompson who led the assembly in the responsive reading of Psalm 96. Following the "Lord's Prayer," the Rev. Chester Ferris opened the part of the service dedicated to prayer. Mrs. Chester Ferris directed periods of silent prayer and meditation throughout the afternoon. Guest soloist was Harold Lanum who sang, "Spirit of God" and "Beneath the Cross." He was accompanied by Mrs. Joe Burk, organist. Mrs. Harold Moist told the women of the use of the offering which will be given to the Home Missions Council and the Foreign Missions Conference of North America. Chairman of the World Day of Anaheim Calendar Monday, Feb. 12 Rotary Club—12:10 p.m., at the P. Club cafe. 20:30 Club—7 p.m. Knights of Columbus—5 p.m., at N. Center, st. Toastmasters Club — 6:30 p.m., Ruby's Cafe In Pullerton. Fraternal Order of Eagles—5 p.m., at 135 W. Center. Ebell Club—12:30 p.m., at the chapel. Beta Sigma Phi-Tau Chapter—p.m. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries—5 p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia. Atrusa Club—meeting at 7 p.m., the Elks Club. Tuesday, Feb. 13 Anaheim City Council—5 p.m., in City Hall. Kiwania Club—12:10 p.m., at Elks Club. Native Sons of the Golden West p.m., under leadership of Ra Beauty. Anaheim Lodge No. 199, IOOF—5 p.m., at 225 W. Center st. Anaheim Farm Center—6:30 p.m., the high school cafeteria. Junior Ebell — will meet jomor under the leadership of Mrs. D. Baker. Order of Eastern Star-Chispa Chapel—5 p.m., at the Masonic Temple Northern Orange County Women—6:30 p.m., under the direction of Dorla Archibald. Tri-Hy-Y-7 p.m., at the White Tie Church. Anaheim High School P.TA — p.m., at the high school. Founder's Day Program at Orangethorpe A lovely candle-lighting ceremony ushered in services commemorating Founder's Day and honoring past presidents at Orangethorpe P-TA meeting cently. The fifth and sixth graces under the direction of Mr. A Beaman-Howard Henning Married Orange Immanuel Lutheran Church Impressive candle light service was performed at Immanuel church in Orange Satellite evening. Miss Thea Lee, lovely daughter of the Beamans of Via San Remo, became the bride of Henning of this city. General service was performed on an altar decorated in white gladioli and palms. The Del Ross officiated at the ring rites. Dedicated by her father down church aisle, the bride wore a traditional white satin elegantly about the bodice; skimming about the bodice; skimming of illusion net outwith a flounce of delicate appliqued with matching long fitted sleeves buttoned row of tiny self buttons dled in deep lace cuffs. She is a cascade of stephanotis lips centered with a white Her fingertip veil was held down of seed pearls. James Hays, sister of the was matron of honor and the blue satin designed with skirt and scalloped necker cascade bouquet of blue yellow carnations was reined in her headdress. Smaids were Mrs. John and Miss Joan Mason. More gowns in a champagne with cascade bouquets of flowers. A gown of ice blue or over satin was Johanna man and ushers here John Trekell, James Hays, Floyd Parsons and Gilbert Henning. Prelude music was offered by Mrs. Walter Kempin at the organ who also accompanied the soloist William Fackiner, as he sang "O Perfect Love," "Because" and "The Lord's Prayer." Reception in the church hall followed the ceremony with Mrs. O. M. Campbell, Miss Lenore Hays, Miss Florence Jorgenson, Mrs. Al Merriam, Mrs. Barbara Sidnam, Mrs. Merle Frick, Mrs. Joy Beaman, Mrs. Harland Lemke and Mrs. Barbara Chase assisting. For her daughter's wedding the bride's mother wore a gown of watermelon crepe with beige accessories and an orchid corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore hyacinth blue with white accessories and an orchid corsage. When the couple left for their honeymoon the new Mrs. Henning was wearing a grey suit with navy and white accessories. She attended high school in Los Angeles and was a student at Orange Coast college. Her husband was graduated from Valencia high school and Orange Coast college and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henning of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miranda of 612 W. Santa Ana st., will celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary tonight by attending a dinner Guest soloist was Harold Lanum who sang, "Spirit of God" and "Beneath the Cross." He was accompanied by Mrs. Joe Burk, organist. Mrs. Harold Moist told the women of the use of the offering which will be given to the Home Mission Council and the Foreign Mission Conference of North America. Chairman of the World Day of Prayer, Mrs. C. I. Andrews directed a period of prayer for Assurance. Thanksgiving and Intercession introduced the speaker, Mrs. Frederic D. Jordan, who is a member of the State Board of the Council of Church Women. Speaking on the theme "Perfect love casts out fear," Mrs. Jordan told of the part that women have played in the work for Christianity since its inception and the role that they play today. She said that the Bible was written by inspired men but reminded us, with a twinkle in her eye, that since it was written by men, the names of the women who participated in historical development of early Christianity did not seem important enough to mention. However, the good works of these women live on. Mrs. Jordan stated that "Women can do a great deal in helping to cast out fear by bringing Christian love into their homes, their communities and the world through the force of Christian example. New Hair Do For Waves HOLLYWOOD (P) — Now the Waves have a new hair-bob to go with their new uniforms. It's in waves, too. With co-operation of the Navy, movie hair stylist Perc Westmore came up today with a short, fluffy cut that he says can stand windruffling without falling down to touch the collar—which is strictly against regulations. Chief Yeoman Mary Burke, 28, of Cambridge, Mass., was the model for the demonstration. She said she wanted something that other sailors girls can fix for each other. blue satin designed with skirt and scalloped necker cascade bouquet of blue yellow carnations was retained high school in Los Angeles and was a student at Orange Coast college. Her husband was graduated from Valencia high school and Orange Coast college and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Henning of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Miranda of 612 W. Santa Ana st., will celebrate their 24th wedding anniversary tonight by attending a dinner and housewarming given by Mr. and Mrs. Nick Padilla of Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Miranda are godparents of Nick, Jr. Don't Break "His" or "Her" Heart by Your Forgetfulness When we have a host of lovely remembrances, Help cupid paint a memory picture of your thoughtfulness. Gifts Cards Dinnerware Glassware 239 W. Center — Anaheim — Ph. 4648 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA World Day ce Here Friday Anaheim Calendar Monday, Feb. 12 Club—12:10 p.m., at the Elks cafe. Club—7 p.m. of Columbus—S p.m., at 215 winter st. Masters Club — 6:30 p.m., at Va Cafe In Fullerton. General Order of Eagles—S p.m., 35% W. Center. Club—12:30 p.m., at the club. Sigma Phi-Tau Chapter—7:45 ans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary p.m., at 106 N. Philadelphia. Club—meeting at 7 p.m., at like Club. Tuesday, Feb. 13 Im City Council—S p.m., in the Hall. Club—12:10 p.m., at the Club. Sons of the Golden West—7 under leadership of Ralph city. Im Lodge No. 199, IOOF—S p.m., 255 N. Center st. Im Farm Center—6:30 p.m., at high school cafeteria. Ebell — will meet jomorrow for the leadership of Mrs. D. S. er. Of Eastern Star-Chipa Chapter p.m., at the Masonic Temple. Bern Orange County Credit men—6:30 p.m., under the director Dorin Archibald. F-7 p.m., at the White Temchurch. Im High School P.TA — 7:30 at the high school. Under's Day program at angethorpe lovely candle-lighting cereushered in services commerrating Founder's Day and being past presidents at the angethorpe P-TA meeting recent. The fifth and sixth grade under the direction of Mrs. College Small Talk BY JACKIE CUSHING This Monday brought a happy holiday to scholars, both young and old, and Fullertonians certainly welcomed the extra day of rest made possible by Abraham Lincoln. Good News According to the latest tabulation, 900 students returned to begin college anew. Although this is a slight drop from the 950 enrolled last semester, some decrease in enrollment is expected when the spring terms begins. Unlike last semester, an even keel is expected and the number of students dropping out very few. Strange As It Seems Stranger than fiction could describe the peculiar thing concerning the number of dropouts last December. Seems like there were more girls quitting than men. Whether this was due to the job opportunities or the marriage opportunities remains a question. Budget Problems Members of the Student Body Commission are faced with the problem of figuring out what allowances should be cut to meet a $3000 deficit in the budget. Seems like two-thirds of the total was due to a decrease in the sale of student body cards and one third to a smaller income from the athletics. Live Wires Ramona Reveles and Ericka Sindt were in the spotlight recently when they made several language records to be used in teaching foreign languages. Students profit by listening to the records and will benefit a great deal with the use of them. Trans-Jordan to Anaheim Raymond Totah was featured as the You'd like to know personality of the week in the Torch Friday and is one of the most interesting newcomers to enroll in the JC Born in Alexandria, Egypt. Raymond now makes his home with an uncle here in Anaheim. He is majoring in engineering and plans to remain here until completing his education. One of his greatest desires is to make a great many friends. If you drive! Don't drink. Flowers FOR Valentine GIFTS AZALEAS CYCLAMEN CAMELLIAS GIFT WRAPPED Botts Nursery Landscape Contractors We Give Gold Bond Stamps 1228 Lincoln Ave. Phone Anaheim 5450 Lover's Day Program at Angethorpe lovely candle-lighting cereal ushered in services commemorating Founder's Day and past presidents at the Angethorpe P-TA meeting reThe fifth and sixth grade under the direction of Mrs. and Mrs. Isbell, sang three and also added a musical ground for the ceremony. Part in the candle-light ceremony was Mrs. Leslie Batch-Mrs. Arthur Ranker, Miss Surpin, Mrs. Morris, Loral Leavitt, Mrs. Carroll and Mrs. James Graves. Jack Lindsey, program man, presented each of the presidents with a corsage present were Mrs. R. J., Mrs. P. J. Hiltcher, Mrs. Kadelbach, Mrs. C. M. Ham, and Mrs. Kenneth Chess-Leslie Batchman present-James Graves with a life membership and the past presi-club gave Mrs. J. Queyrel a membership, presented by J. Brown. The ceremony in the auditorium, the parents adjourned to classrooms for a parent and discussion. Freshments were served by fourth, fifth and sixth grade Mrs. A birthday cake center-lace tablecloth, with bouof blue and gold flowers on side. HER WITH LOVE A huge collection of the most precious lingerie you've seen in seasons awaits you. Fashion-slim slips, romantic nightgowns, and so many other things that you can give with pride... with love... to her. ● SLIPS ● HOSE ● GOWNS ● PAJAMAS ● HOUSECOATS ● BRAS ● BLOUSES ● HANKIES We gift wrap your purchase beautifully. Let us aid you with our expert advice. O'KANES Lingerie & Corset SHOP 117 W. Center Ph. 6953 We Sincerely THANK YOU ... one and all! VERA AUEST Stationery Special We feel unequal to the occasion of thanking our many wonderful friends for their co-operation in advertising, floral and personal expressions We Sincerely THANK YOU ... one and all! Stationery Special Party Department We feel unequal to the occasion of thanking our many wonderful friends for their co-operation in advertising, floral and personal expressions of congratulations and Best Wishes during the open house reception at our new store. All we can say is that we really do appreciate your friendship which is responsible for our expansion to date. Jimmie and Vera MERCURY STATIONERS and PRINTERS Just a friendly REMINDER Don't Forget that Sweetheart of yours Wednesday February 14 VALENTINE DAY Whether it is Wife, Mother, Sister or Sweetheart you will find that they never forget the romantic tradition of the Valentine Greeting. You will find our stock very complete.