anaheim-gazette 1951-05-04

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 Doris Remland Feted at Shower Mrs. Edmund Cook was present Friday evening at a millaneous shower at her home, E. Starr st., in honor of Miss dred D. Remland of 9422 S. S. ton ave., who will marry Jamie Smith of 11402 E. Mabel st., 4. Mrs. Cook who will be matof-honor and bride's only attint at the wedding presented gifts under a parasol decorain the April shower themerastels with nut cups and maning favors. She gave the bride dalty white cup she had decoed in gold that said "April Shoers, April 27. Bring May FlowMay 24, 1951." For high honors guessing the size of her waistline by looking a circle of string. Mrs. O. Morrison was given a minlace plate. Mrs. Martil, Alder of San Juan Capistrano wore matching plate for low seBoth guests presented plates the honorec. A buffet supper was served f the dining room, the table centered with stocks interspewith wedding bells. The bride elect was given a corsage, harmonize. Molded salads, sawiches, hors-d'oeuvres and canwere served. Among the 24 guests who g ed the bride were: Mmes, Mr Heitman, Inez Clark, Marie H telt, Laura Elder, Mattie Maxwell, Mary Jane Cook, Jee Messersmith, Shirley Cook, Am Cook, Frank L. Rhineh, Pearl Huddleston, Andrew K manaker, Stella Thaxton DOUBLE RING SERVICES last night united two prominent Anaheim families when Jean Ann Allen became bride of Allan Wisser. Jean Ann Allen-Allan Wisser Wed in Candlelight Services at Calvary Baptist Blue delphinium and white gladiolus, illuminated by candlelight, decorated the altar of Calvary Baptist church last night for impressive double ring services which united Miss Jean Ann Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Allen and Allan Wisser, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pete Wisser of 126 N. Helena st. Gowned in exquisite chantilly lace, the bride was given in marriage by her father. The skirt of the bride's gown was cut in ballerina style, the fullness falling from a fitted strapless bodice. A long sleeved lace bolero completed the ensemble. Her fingertip veil was edged in lace and she carried a single white orchid on a white prayer book. Maid of honor and her only attendant was Miss Joan Allen, her sister, who wore a ballerina length gown in beige iridescent taffeta. Edwin Wisser, the bridegroom's brother, was best man and ushers were Howard Harvey and Louis Daniels. Virginia Burke was organist. Seventy five guests attended the reception where Mrs. Lewis Daniels and Mrs. Nolan Bolinger assisted in serving the decorated wedding cake. Janet Connor took charge of the guest book. Both Mrs. Allen and Mrs. Wisser chose navy blue crepe dresses with corsages of pink rosebuds. The new Mrs. Wisser was graduated from Anaheim high school. Her husband was also graduated from local schools and is in business with his father. They will reside at 323 S. Citron st., on return from a honeymoon trip. Shower Honors Stoner Employees Mrs. A. H. Strempel of 7512 Lincoln ave., entertained 21 co-workers from the Stoner Rubber company in Stanton at a miscellaneous shower, Thursday evening for Miss Janice Richardson, who will marry James Hoff in Huntington Beach, where they both reside, on Saturday evening. The other co-worker sharing honors and gifts was Miss Elizabeth Faler of Westminster who will also be married Saturday night to Walter "Gene" Haley of Berkeley, an employee of the plant. Individual cakes dressed with parasols to match those on the nut cups in a pink and white motif, ice cream and coffee were served. At a dancing party at Goodman's hall, Saturday night, 65 employees and guests from the Stoner Rubber company gifted the two couples to be married Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. George Bellis of Midway City, who were married Feb. 14. Go to Church on Sunday Among the 24 guests who gathered the bride were: Mmes, Mrs Heitman, Inez Clark, Marie Heltelt, Laura Elder, Mattie Maxwell, Mary Jane Cook, Jeanne Messersmith, Shirley Cook, Amanda Cook, Frank L. Rhineheme, Pearl Huddleston, Andrew Kramanaker, Stella Thaxton, Miss Fern Sarles. From San Francisco for the wedding: Mrs. E. Bittick, Mrs. Virginia Anderson, Santa Ana; Mrs. Mary Cornell Fullerton; Mmes. W. T. Shafer and Louis Keele, Anaheim; Mrs Van Hunnick of Cypress and Ms Millie Remland, mother of the bride. Mothers Honored By Junior WSWS Honoring their mothers, members of the Junior WSWS of Evangelical United Brethern church enjoyed a dinner party at Ruby's Fullerton this week. Tables, decorated in spring orns, were centered with large flowers with smaller individual fans and figurines carrying out the motions Mrs. Charles Pannier was charged of decorations and corsage. Miss Anna Claire Mauerhahn president, introduced Mrs. Alba Brubaker who welcomed guests. Mrs. Ellie Rundstrom sponded on behalf of the mother. Mrs. Robert Buls presents small gifts to the youngest mother Mrs. Ted Peter; oldest mother Mrs. Johnson; the mother with the most daughters, Mrs. Herman Guillem and the mother with the largest family, Mrs. Irene Keller. Mrs. Darwin Stockwell, Ms Clarence Mauerhan and Ms Floyd Stockwell honored the mothers with a group of songs. Mrs. Logan Wheatley of Fullerton was guest speaker for the evening. Annual receipts of California motion picturetheatres amount to more than 133 million dollars according to the Census Bureau. MORE TIME TO SPEND enjoying a it's a gift Attending a matineen enjoyment. Especially knowing that your dinner situation— You'll never feel word about neglect fectly cooked, deli on time. And you It's old-fashioned quires your full ti chained to your life put an end to that- SOUTHERN Horis Remland meted at Shower Mrs. Edmund Cook was host Friday evening at a miscellaneous shower at her home, 8112 Starr st., in honor of Miss Milk D. Remland of 9422 S. Stanavee., who will marry James D. Smith of 11402 E. Mabel st., May Mrs. Cook who will be matron-in-law and bride's only attendee at the wedding presented under a parasol decorated the April shower theme of melts with nut cups and match-favors. She gave the bride a white cup she had decorated gold that said "April Show- April 27. Bring May Flowers, 24, 1951." Her high honors guessing the other waistline by looking at circle of string. Mrs. Coraison was given a miniature plate. Mrs. Martil-Alderson Juan Capistrano won a thing plate for low score. Guests presented plates to monorec. Buffet supper was served from dining room, the table was covered with stocks interspersed with wedding bells. The bride-was given a corsage to donize. Molded salads, sand-dresses, hors-d'oeuvres and candles were among the 24 guests who gifted the bride were: Mmes. Mabel man, Inez Clark, Marie Hart-Laura Elder, Mattie Lou well, Mary Jane Cook, Jessie ersmith, Shirley Cook, Amella Frank L. Rhinehart, Huddleston, Andrew Kruker, Stella Thaxton and Local Couple Celebrate 24th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mortague, 10872 Manchester blvd., Anaheim, celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary by a trip to Tijuana in their new car. Mrs. Mortague, attractively dressed in a tailored black suit, wore a beautiful gardenia corsage, a gift from her husband honoring the occasion. The Mortague Choral Festival Program Announced, Dr. Charles Hirt to Direct 400 Voices Second annual Orange county Choral Conductor's Guild Festival will be held in the Fullerton high school auditorium, Sunday afternoon, May 6, at 5 o'clock, with 400 voices selected from the combined church choirs of the county, singing under the outstanding leadership of Dr. Charles C. Hirt, director of choral organizations at the University of The first group will with St. Francis of Assisi's hymn, "All Creatures of Our Lord," set to the melody a German hymn. In the second group are Joseph Clokey's Lord is My Shepherd" and Mr. elssohn's "Lift Thine Eyes," latter being sung by the women of the chorus. Mr. Clokey was Celebrate 24th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Julius Mortague, 10872 Manchester blvd., Anaheim, celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary by a trip to Tijuana in their new car. Mrs. Mortague, attractively dressed in a tailored black suit, wore a beautiful gardenia corsage, a gift from her husband honoring the occasion. The Mortagues were married April 23, 1927, in Medford, Mass. Their daughter, Mrs. Thomas Roach, now resides in that city. When The Rubber Corporation of California built their new factory in Garden Grove, Mortague came from the eastern factory as an official in the new plant. Second annual Orange county Choral Conductor's Guild Festival will be held in the Fullerton high school auditorium, Sunday afternoon, May 6, at 5 o'clock, with 400 voices selected from the combined church choirs of the county, singing under the outstanding leadership of Dr. Charles C. Hirt, director of choral organizations at the University of Southern California. The program, which traces the development of sacred choral music during the past 250 years, begins with "Rejoice In the Lord Alway," Henry Purcell and "Surely He Hath Borne Our Griefs," Antonio Lotti, representing the early English and Italian schools. The first group will wish to St. Francis of Assisi's hymn, "All Creatures of Our Creation and King," set to the melody of a German hymn. In the second group are Joseph Clokey's hymn "Lord is My Shepherd" and Melsohn's "Lift Thine Eyes." latter being sung by the work of the chorus. Mr. Clokey was merely on the faculty of Port College. Concluding this group the hymn "Praise the Lord Heavens Adore Him." The remaining numbers to be presented are: "Now Let Eden Tongue," Bach, to be sung by Men's Chorus, "Let Thy Presence," Tschesnokoff; "Lovely is Thy Dwelling Prayer from Brahms' 'A German Queen' and the hymns 'Joy Lover of My Soul' and 'Mighty Fortress is Our God.'" The public is cordially invited to attend this inspirational musical event. An offering will received. Hold First B-PW Board Meeting For Present Term Josephine Fulfer, newly-in-aged president of Anaheim Bush and Professional Women, hostess at the first executive meeting of the year Wednesday Plans for the coming year and point of committees were the agenda for the evening. To attend the state convention at Coronado May 17 to 20 Jean Thueson, president's alternate; Vincenta Carleton, delegate and Ruth Williams, alternate. Installation was conducted by Fullerton B-PW this week. Ruby's cafe, May Day and gardening was the theme taken by Frances Pettis, installing officer. Attending from Anaheim was Josephine Fulfer, Ida May Wburg Delois Chronister, Ag Hund, Loena Harvill, Evah Dunnon, Verna Hopkins, Vince Carleton, Billie Snow and J Theuson. DR. CHARLES HIRT, noted choral director, will direct giant 400 voice choir at musical festival in Fullerton. enjoying a show... it's a gift from your ELECTRIC RANGE! Attending a matinee with your friends is pleasant enjoyment. Especially when you can really enjoy it, knowing that your electric range is taking care of the dinner situation—and doing it capably. You'll never feel a twinge of conscience or hear a word about neglect. Not when the family finds a perfectly cooked, delicious dinner ready for them, right on time. And you can take the applause and credit. It's old-fashioned to think that meal-getting requires your full time and attention, and keeps you chained to your kitchen. Your electric range will put an end to that—you can depend on it. Extra Hours Every Day...and they're all yours. See your electrical appliance dealer. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY TO WED ANAHEIM MAN—Phyllis Berriman, popular Fullerton Junior college co-ed, is betrothed of Gerald Thatcher of this city. Phyllis Berriman Gerald Thatcher Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Berriman, 18021 E. Collins ave., Orange announce the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis to Gerald Thatcher, son of Mrs. Erthel Personal Mention Recovering at home following recent surgery at St. Joseph and Anaheim community hospitals respectively are Mrs. Ralph Emmerson, 214 S. Walnut and Mrs. W. R. Phyllis Berriman Gerald Thatcher Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Berriman, 18021 E. Collins ave., Orange announce the engagement of their daughter, Phyllis to Gerald Thatcher, son of Mrs. Erthel Thatcher and the late Jesse Thatcher of 924 N. Olive st., Anaheim. Miss Berriman is a graduate of Orange High school and is now attending Fullerton Junior college where she is a member of Alpha Gamma Sigma honor society and Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority. Her fiance is a graduate of Anaheim high school and attended Fullerton junior college before his enlistment. On completion of his basic training he will attend the Naval School of Music in Washington, D.C. The Workman's Class of the Stanton Community church were hosts to the young married people of the Mexican church, 10851 Central ave., at a combined pot-luck enchillada dinner for 28 guests. Rev. Charles White led the devotional and Rev. John Perez presented his Mexican choir with Miss Irene Garcia as pianist. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Elliott, 522 S. Palm st., announce the birth of a five pound, nine and a half ounce daughter, born at Orange county hospital, April 30. Personal Mention Recovering at home following recent surgery at St. Joseph and Anaheim community hospitals respectively are Mrs. Ralph Emmerson, 214 S. Walnut and Mrs. W. R. Hadley, 13252 Orangethrope, Mrs. Emmerson is a J. C. Penney employee and Mrs. Hadley, wife of the owner of Hadley's bakery. Spending Wednesday touring about the rocky country near Perris were Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Coulter, 554 S. Citron and their sons, Darryl, 6 and Dale, 8. Anaheim looked good to them when they got home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Leigh and family will be guests of his mother; Mrs. Ada Leigh, 614 S. Clementine, this coming week-end. Floyd Leigh is principal of Ohanga elementary school in Carstaga, Calif. Mrs. Julius Mortague, 10872 Manchester blvd., was among those friends honoring Mrs. James Tegilla, Sr., on her birthday celebration given by residents of Shady Nook Motel. Paul MacGlashan of the McGlashan Air Machine Gun Company in Stanton, is on a three months business trip. At present he writes he is in St. Louis. Vets! Your LAST CHANCE VETERANS FINANCING Vets! Your LAST CHANCE VETERANS FINANCING 3-BEDROOM Lifetime Homes 721 E. Chapman — FULLERTON Vets! You'll have to hurry if you want one of these beautiful Lifetime Homes in Fullerton on low G.I. terms. Act at once! Due to Government and Loan Company restrictions, homes in the tract at 721 E. Chapman in Fullerton are the last to be offered by Lifetime Homes Company with Veteran's financing. They are selling fast—select yours now! 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