anaheim-gazette 1951-05-07

United Church Women Meet for May Fellowship Day at Calvary Baptist United Church Women of Anaheim met at the Calvary Baptist Church, Friday, May 4th for a day of inspiration and fellowship. The morning meditation was under the leadership of Mrs. A. J. Casebeer who introduced the theme of the day "Thank God for Work" by presenting the thought provoking questions, "What Am I doing with my Hands? Am I folding my Hands in complacent ignorance and indifference? Am I Wringing my Hands in helpless self pity and fear? Am I closing my Hands on my purse? Am I laying my Hands to some task, no matter how humble? Am I joining Hands with other Christians in fellowship for larger tasks?" Music for the meditation period was led by Mrs. Clyde Spicer. Luncheon tables decorated by Mrs. Harold Clou and Mrs. Charles Meyers and committee were in the spirit of May. Tiny coolred paper hats served as place cards and larger hats filled with spring flowers made the center pieces. Mrs. James Baker and her committee presented each guest with a brightly colored tag bearing her name and church affiliation in order that the women might become better acquainted. The delicious luncheon served. MRS. GEORGE ARMACOST by women of the Calvary Baptist Church was under the direction of Mrs. Charles Reynolds and Mrs. Charles Arnold. Fragrance in a Glacier of Your Own for warm summer days! Lentheric ICICLE* PURSE ICICLE, in Twedd or Miracle Just sweep it over your skin and you'll feel degrees cooler. Purse size, in treasured, $25 goldtone case. LARGE ICICLE, in Twedd only Fragrant coolness in a crystal clear bottle—Icicle patterned $200 golden capped. plus tax * trademark registered JACKSON DRUG CO. 237 E. Center St, Anaheim 2322 MRS. GEORGE ARMACOST by women of the Calvary Baptist Church was under the direction of Mrs. Charles Reynolds and Mrs. Charles Arnold. Afternoon program was opened by the president, Mrs. Chester Kerris. The Reverend Robert Keyman, pastor of the Calvary Baptist Church read the scripture from 11:00 to 12:15 upon which the theme for the day was "The delightful musical punches presented by sir." Mrs. George Armacost introduced a speaker Mrs. George Armacost of Heidamus, who inspired her audience with her challenge to church women to work for a better world as women have never worked before. She stated that work is basic to happiness and pointed out reference after reference in the Bible as to man's need for work. "The attitude of the world today," she said, "is our center." The present day attitude is to do as little work as possible. This attitude is sapping the energy and initiative of our young people." Mrs. Armacost pointed out that work is not only needed that we may be economically secure, but is essential for physical, mental, and spiritual well being. "We are laoovers together with God. Thank God for Work!" 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Robes—Blouses—Lingerie Smart Hats — and many others Lauretta's Dress Shop 116 West Center St. Anaheim 2007 4 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MAY 7, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne—2206 10th Anniversary Observed by Retired Teachers The Orange County Division of the California Retired Teachers Association celebrated its tenth anniversary by attending a noon luncheon at Laguna Hotel in Laguna Beach. Of the eighteen charter members, ten are still living and were present to answer roll call. A short business meeting was called by the president, Mr. L. L. Deeman and reports of the financial secretary and the treasurer were read. Mr. Deeman announced the meeting on May 14 in Pasadena of the board of directors of the Retired Teachers Home and suggested that any one interested attend. The annual meeting of the California Retired Teachers Association will be held in Los Angeles, June 19 and 20, at the First Congregational Church. A large attendance is expected since much of importance both to employed and retired teachers will be discussed. A sad note of the meeting came when the names of the five members who had passed away within the last year were read and eulogized by friends of the deceased. The next meeting of the Orange County division of California Retired Teachers Association will be a picnic held the first Thursday in September at La Palma Park in Anaheim. A social hour in the hotel parlor closed the session and was adjourned. CANDLELIGHT SERVICES Friday evening united Miss Mildred Doris Remland and James Daniel Smith (Hal Eastwood) Mildred Remland, Daughter of Pioneer Family, Married in Evening Services Miss Mildred Doris Remland, daughter of Mrs. Millie Remland of 9422 S. Stanton ave., was united in marriage Friday night at a candlelight service to James Daniel Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Smith of 11462 E. Mabel st., Anaheim. The ceremony was performed at the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson, 1346 S. Flower st., Santa Apa, with Rev. Johnson officiating at the single ring service. He is the head of the Orange County Youth for Christ movement and Miss Remland is the pianist for the group. Fashioned in lovely white net over satin, the bride's gown was styled with a full skirt, edged with a net ruffle, and a sweetheart neckline on the fitted bodice. Short net sleeves were met by elbow mitts and her fingertip nylon veil was caught at the sides with clusters of orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white stephanotis and carnations. Mrs. Edmund R. Cook, matron-of-honor, wore an orchid taffeta gown with corresponding full skirt, sweetheart neckline, and mitts and halo to match. Her arm bouquet matched the bride's. Two junior bridesmaids were Mary Carole Bittick in yellow taffeta with full skirt, matching mitts and halo and Rosemary Remland. Richard Remland, nephew of the bride, was the candle lighter. Daniel Smith, brother of the bridegroom from Downey, was best man. Miss Esther Leuschner accompanied Miss Marilyn Litz singing "At Dawning" and "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us." Mrs. Leone Johnson was also a soloist presenting "Because." The Johnson living room was banished with ferns and sandelabra, large baskets of stocks, larkspur and jillies for the ceremony. The bride's mother was attractive in a two piece dusty rose ensemble and hat, with lace inserts on gown and gloves. Her corsage and that of the bridegroom's mother, who was attired in navy blue, were lavender orchids. Mrs. William Remland, sister-in-law, presided at the punch bowl at the reception for 50 guests. Mrs. Paul Bittick served tea and coffee with Mrs. Melvin Remland, sister-in-law from Whittier, Mrs. Ruth Balzer and Mrs. Lynda Litz assisting. Miss Myra Fries carried the guest book. The house was decorated with pink and white flowers and pink and white sweet peas on a lace banquet cloth framed the three tiered wedding cake with miniature bride and groom. Young Republic Plan Clever At Yacht Club "Down on the Level the theme selected by publicans of Orange their forthcoming d held May 11, at New Yacht club. The affair Dixieland music and the Debonairs and the harbor excursion with music and appl mosphere. Tickets $1.50 per available here through garet Ann Ganahl, Mr Brent Wahlberg, Mr John Heinz and L. L. Dancing will begin Remember Mother MAY 13th on her all-important day with gifts for the HOME Complete line of lovely things for her ... Gifts beautifully wrapped, A WHISPER TO THE JUNE BRIDE You will be thrilled to see the new 1951 Patterns in Dinnerware and Crystal which we are receiving. Let us show them to you then... Select and register your preference with us. 829 West Center St. Ph. Amaheim 4648 FORTY YEARS of service were recorded by the Ladies Aid Society of Zion Lutheran church last week when the organization members gathered for an anniversary church service and reception in the parish hall. Shown, left to right: Mrs. John Molt, president; Mrs. Anna Brock, the Rev. and Mrs. H. G. Schmelzer, founders of the society; Mrs. Elizabeth Groom, Mrs. Adolf Plegel and Mrs. O. Henning, charter members. Young Republicans Plan Clever Dance At Yacht Club "Down on the Levee Drag" is the theme selected by Young Republicans of Orange county for their forthcoming dance, to be held May 11, at Newport Harbor Yacht club. The affair will feature Dixieland music by Gracie Young Republicans Plan Clever Dance At Yacht Club "Down on the Levee Drag" is the theme selected by Young Republicans of Orange county for their forthcoming dance, to be held May 11, at Newport Harbor Yacht club. 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