anaheim-gazette 1951-04-20

Dentist Speaks to St. Boniface P-TA Guest speaker at Monday's meeting of St. Boniface P-TA was Dr. Temple. The Garden Grove dentist spoke on "dental nutrition." Mrs. Carl Rau, vice-president presided over the meeting, and Mrs. George Tocar reported on the paper drive, which netted the P-TA $177. Each grade was given $5, and the first and sixth grades tied or first place honors. Sr. De Sales room received the award for having the most mothers present. A nominating committee to name officer candidates at the next meeting was appointed. Members are Mrs. Al Bushman, Mrs. George Tokar, Mrs. Carl Rau, Mrs. J. F. Dutzi, and Mrs. R. E. Kennedy. Mrs. Robert Folman will be in charge of planning the May 13 communion breakfast. The home belonging to the U. Asawa family that was moved to 9732 S. Stanton ave. about ten years ago is being moved back 50 feet today to make way for Highway 39. CORRECTION In last night's Gazette it was incorrectly stated that St. Agnes Guild party was to be held today. Correct date for the affair is April 28. 3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, APRIL 20, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 CORRECTION In last night's Gazette it was incorrectly stated that St. Agnes Guild party was to be held today. Correct date for the affair is April 28. FOX Last Day-Doors Open 6:45 p.m. "Sword of Monte Cristo" "Lucky Nick Cain" STARTS SATURDAY — Season's Gayest Comedy "Mating Season" Gene Tierney - John Lund Thelma Ritter and - "Inside Straight" David Brian - Arlene Dahl Freel Freel KIDDIES' MATINEE Saturday Morning—10 a.m. "Live Wire"—Cartoons CHILDREN FREEI Orange DRIVE-IN THEATRE TODAY—SHOW STARTS 6:45 Bird of Paradise Technicolor JOURDAN-PAGET-CHANDLER plus GLENN BOMOND SHONDA FORD-O'BRIEN-FLEMING THE REDHEAD and THE COWBOY A Paramount Picture Anaheim CITRON & LA PALMA Afternoon & Night WED. 25 3:00 & 8:00 P.M. Sponsored by Post No. 72 American Legion AFTERNOON SERVICES at St. Boniface Catholic church united Miss Lillie Torres and David Martinez. (Jarrett Snyder photo) St. Boniface Church Services Unite Lillie Torres-David Martinez Returned from a San Francisco honeymoon are Mr. and Mrs. David Martinez whose marriage was solemnized earlier this month at St. Boniface Catholic church. The double ring nuptials were read by Father Maurice Dee before the church altar, decorated in white stocks and gladiolus. The bride is the former Lillie Torres, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.D. Torres of Parry st. She was given in marriage by her father. White slipper satin and chantilly lace were used in her wedding gown, the fitted bodice accented by a scalloped collar and a row of tiny buttons to the waistline. The full satin skirt fell in a graceful train. Her white nylon veil was held by a lace crown and she carried a white orchid on a white prayer book. Mrs. Virginia Monreal, the bride's sister, was matron of honor and wore a gown of yellow frosted organdy in princess style with a sweetheart neckline. She carried a nosegay of feathered carations. Bridesmaids, Mrs. Virginia Patin and Mrs. Angie Sanchez wore gowns identical to that worn by the matron of honor and carried carnation nosegays. Ray Monreal, Jr., was best man and ushers were Gabe Patin and Floyd Martinez, Mrs. A.F.Faust was organist and accompanied Ethel Hempshal, soloist. One hundred guests attended the reception which followed the ceremony. Assisting were Mrs.Wilton Abplanalp and Mrs.John Carpenter. Mrs.Torres wore a dusty rose crepe afternoon dress with black accessories and a carnation corsage and Mrs.Martinez wore navy blue with white accessories and a matching corsage. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim high school. Her husband was also graduated from Anaheim high school and is attending California Polytechnic at San Luis Obispo. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.P.Martinez of 904 E.Broadway. The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs.A.D.Torres of 1139 Parry st. Mrs. George Smith Heads Ann Judson Circle for Year Ann Judson circle of Calvary Baptist church met at the home of Mrs.Lena Stone, 117 N.West st., to hear annual reports and to elect officers for the coming year. Mrs. George Smith was elected leader for the coming year with Mrs. Stone as vice-president, Mrs.Harold Burns, Jr., secretary-treasurer; Miss Grace Holmes, devotional chairman; Mrs.Ivan Storey, reading; Mrs.Mina Wilson, White Cross and Mrs.Walter Miller, assistant White Cross. At the luncheon table, each tray was decorated with an individual birthday cake centered with a lighted candle. 14 members were present. Next meeting will be held in the home of the new president. Mrs. Stone is retiring president. "Liberty" was the theme adopted for the coming year. Anaheim CITRON & LA PALMA Afternoon & Night WED. 25 APRIL 3:00 & 8:00 P.M. 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Find the Six Tablet plan the ideal reducing aid. It's less drastic, requires no starvation, and it's safe because it contains no harmful drugs." Mrs. Jane M. Harland 14 W. Kim, Chicago, IL MINIATURE CAROUSEL held a shower of wedding gifts for bride-elect Dorothy Durham Wednesday when Mrs. Clara Baker, Mrs. Sletske Boettger and Mrs. Mary Schultz entertained in the Baker home on N. Olive st. Games, refreshments, and opening of the many lovely gifts were on the program for the enjoyable party. Beta Sigma Phi Benefit Party Features South American Motif The spacious patio of the home of Mrs. Kate McCullah on Cerri-tos st. was the setting for Beta Sigma Phi's benefit party. Eloise Smith, president, greeted guests as they arrived for the evening which featured pictures taken by Anna Claire and Mildred Mauerhan, members of Anaheim film the guests were served delicious refreshments in the patio. A display of handicraft, textiles, dolls and costumes were on exhibit for the benefit of the guests. Members appearing in native costume were Kaye Fancher and Helen Cohn. Personal Mention Mrs. Allen LaMont, 8051 Alamo st., Freeway Park, has returned from a three week trip to Kansas City. She accompanied her mother who resides in that city. En route home she visited in Detroit and San Francisco. Fifteen members of Fullerton The spacious patio of the home of Mrs. Kate McCullah on Cerri-tos st. was the setting for Beta Sigma Phi's benefit party. Eloise Smith, president, greeted guests as they arrived for the evening which featured pictures taken by Anna Claire and Mildred Mauerhan, members of Anaheim chapter. Program chairman, Louise Miller, gave some of the history and purposes of the sorority explaining that they are trying to carry out their motto of "Life, Learning, and Friendship." Most of the programs are planned and carried out by the members themselves, but occasionally outside speakers are asked to contribute. Louise introduced the narrator, Anna Claire Mauerhan, who dressed in colorful South American dress. Mildred Mauerhan who was the photographer on the trip assisted by acting as operator of the project. Anna Claire stated that their trip covered more than 25,000 miles by air, boat and train. The pictures were in color which made everyone feel as though they were actually there. South America is a country of contrasts—from modern cities to the Indians' tiny huts. The ancient ruins of the Incas were also very interesting. Following the showing of the Sorority Members To Attend Area Convention Members of Kappa Kappa Gamma from South Orange county will have an active part in the biennial convention to be held for all California and Arizona members of the fraternity, second oldest in the United States, when it meets at the University of Southern California campus next Friday and Saturday, April 27 and 28. Mrs. John V. Thompson, is chairman of the registration committee, which will include members from Long Beach, South Orange, Whittier, and South Bay associations. Presidents of these groups who film the guests were served delicious refreshments in the patio. A display of handicraft, textiles, dolls and costumes were on exhibit for the benefit of the guests. Members appearing in native costume were Kaye Fancher and Helen Cohn. The members of Tau chapter wish to thank all those who attended and contributed to the Cancer Research, their project. Alice Myers served as Social chairman and was assisted in her duties by Audrey Vall, Ann Angebretson and Beulah Hineman. Mrs. Allen LaMont, 8051 Alamo st., Freeway Park, has returned from a three week trip to Kansas City. She accompanied her mother who resides in that city. En route home she visited in Detroit and San Francisco. Fifteen members of Fullerton Patrol team were entertained in the home of Elizabeth Grafton in Fullerton recently at a pot luck dinner. Attending from Anaheim were Anne Kroegen, Maude San-ger, Claire LaMont, Florence Butcher and Madeline Miller. The Future it’s Today The first time you stand back and admire your new Pontiac and then get behind the wheel for your first thrilling drive... you'll enjoy the wonderful, glowing experience of owning a truly great motor car. But the next few years will give you an even better idea of how sound your judgment was when you chose a Pontiac. For, by that time you'll have discovered, as have so many others, that this beautiful car is built to give you tens of thousands of miles—year after year—with Cross and Mrs. Walter ant White Cross. uncheon table, each decorated with an inbirthday cake centered candle. 14 mempresent. Next meeting in the home of the e is retiring president. as the theme adopted ing year. bers of the fraternity, second oldest in the United States, when it meets at the University of Southern California campus next Fridday and Saturday, April 27 and 28. Mrs. John V. Thompson, is chairman of the registration committee, which will include members from Long Beach, South Orange, Whittier, and South Bay associations. Presidents of these groups who are engaged in plans for this event, first to be held in Los Angeles at USC, are Mrs. Fred Bolles, Whittier and Orange county; Mrs. Leslie M. Blimpton, Long Beach; Mrs. George A. Fitch, Manhattan Beach; and Mrs. B. Lloyd George, Anaheim. An outstanding event of the conclave, will be the awarding of the fraternity's special "achievement" honor to Mrs. Alfred McLaughlin, of San Francisco, one of California's most distinguished civic leaders. She is the first woman on the Pacific Coast to be chosen for this honor. To make the honor award to Mrs. McLaughlin, another outstanding Kappa will be present. She is Mrs. Eugene C. Andres, former national president of the fraternity, who now lives in San Jose. Mrs. Anthony Parra of 10372 S. Hansen ave., entertained members of the Chat and Chew club Thursday at luncheon. Present were Mmes. Lee Sawtelle, Marie Eckert, Ivan Mahaffle, Robert Kahl and John Karraker. The hostess served fruit salad, hot rolls and coffee. To shave chocolate finely, use a potato peeler as it is quicker than a grater or a knife. 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