anaheim-gazette 1951-05-07

HOT DOGS—Organized Play Day for 255 second and third grade Brownies led by Senior Scouts who held Saturday at La Palma Park. Refreshments of hot dogs and punch were enjoyed and story telling was led by Mrs. Spielman, Brownie leader. Activities were planned by the committee, back right: Mrs. M. B. Reed, Mrs. George Fowler, Mr. J. Eldon Hauch, Mrs. Keith Murdock, Mrs. John Myers and Mrs. Donald Dickenson. Don't Let Your Landscaping Be As Out-of-Date as This Lady's May 8. National Hospital in Norwalk State hospital will holding open house. Anyone interested in Gray Ladies, Red C or other hospital services will interested in visiting the hosp Don't Let Your Landscaping Be As Out-of-Date as This Ladv's Clothes . . . Call ... KIRK'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY 128 W. Broadway Phone 5108 For Modern ... Artistic Landscaping Done by our expert landscape Artists • MODERN METHODS • QUALITY PLANTS • EXPERT WORKERS • REASONABLE All good reasons why you should call ... KIRK'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Mother's Day NEXT SUNDAY IS "HER" DAY And no gift will please nor more than a gift of "Something to Wear" from Walburg's. Stocks are more complete than ever! SHE WILL APPRECIATE THE GIFT OF A NEW DRESS NEXT SUNDAY IS "HER" DAY And no gift will please her more than a gift of "Something to Wear" from Walburg's. Stocks are more complete than ever! SHE WILL APPRECIATE THE GIFT OF A NEW DRESS 595 AND UP TO 3250 Hundreds of Dresses — All new—are ready for your selection. Plains! Prints! One and two piece! Dark Colors and Pastels! A NEW COAT 1295 TO 5500 Fully lined Coats of fine all wool fabrics and non-crushable Rayons! Long Coats and Toppers in all the popular year round colors. Regular and half sizes. OTHER GIFT SUGGESTIONS BLOUSES! SWEATERS! HOSIER! SCARFS SKIRTS! HOUSE COATS! All Mother's Day Gifts Attractively Wrapped! WALBURG'S 181 WEST CENTER STREET MANY LOVELY GIFTS awaited Marion Robertson Friday evening when she arrived at the home of Mrs. Ray Dixon for shower in honor of her forthcoming marriage to William Heiden. Looking as she unwraps first of gifts are co-hostesses, Mrs. Ray Dixon, the honoree, Mrs. Wallace Doty and Mrs. George Halbert and Mrs. James Dixon. (Gazette photo by Robertso) MANY LOVELY GIFTS awaited Marion Robertson Friday evening when she arrived at the home of Mrs. Ray Dixon for shower in honor of her forthcoming marriage to William Heiden. Looking as she unwraps first of gifts are co-hostesses, Mrs. Ray Dixon, the honoree, Mrs. Wallace Doty and Mrs. George Halbert and Mrs. James Dixon. Pixie Players made their debut Friday evening in the clever presentation of Robin Wood's Enchanted Spring. An enthusiastic audience crowded Benjamin Franklin school auditorium for the performance, presented under the sponsorship of Anaheim Recreation department. Shown is a ballet scene, one of the highlights of the evening. Pixie Players Win Acclaim on First Appearance Congratulations were in order for the Pixie Players, children's theater group of the city recreation department, following their talented presentation of Robin Wood's Enchanted Spring, Friday evening. The young thespians, under the direction of Miss Pat Smithan, opened the program with a parade of talent featuring Fuck the Pixie, Joelyn Wise; cap dance, Carol Jacoos and Virginia Hiscrodt; skit, James Dickey and Robert Dickey; acornian soo, Mike Clements; skit, Pamela Stirat and Linda Agren; piano solo, Paul Winters; poem, Sleepy Dawson and Karen Dawson, dance, Carol Jacoos; and accompanist, Caroline Cone. Included in the play cast were Karen Dawson, Virginia Sullivan, Stephany Dawson, Marcia Kochler, James Dickey, Clinton Stark. Marion Robertson Feted at Shower Miss Marion Robertson was honored at a bridal shower Friday night at the home of Mrs. Ray Dixon, 536 S. Indiana st., one of the four co-hostesses. Other hostesses were Mrs. George Halbert, Mrs. James Dixon, both of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Wallace Doty. Pastel spring flowers and miniature brides lent an appropriate background for the bridal games and refreshments served in the early part of the evening. Later Miss Robertson opened her many lovely gifts destined for her future home. Attending the affair were Mrs. Art Barchard, Mrs. Durl Bonner, Mrs. Effie Carter, Mrs. C. E. Brown, Mrs. W. P. Boutcher, Mrs. J. E. Hiatt, Miss Selma Ledbetter of Fullerton, Mrs. Ethel Molcher, Mrs. W. L. Sanders, Mrs. Reed Dixon, Mrs. E. M. West, Mrs. R. L. Killingsworth, Mrs. Jerald Sluder, Mrs. Jim Carpenter, Mrs. Wilburt Holmes from Westminster. Billy Ter Beest, 11, was honored by a birthday party given by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Deest, 8736 La Salle street, press. Besides his sister Judy brother Jerry, other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pike, Minster, maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ter Beest, internal grandparents and Mr. Mrs. Freeland Smith, sunt uncle from Westminster. At SMITH FOR The gift TWO Carol Jacobs and Virginia Hscrodt; skit, James Dickey and Robert Dickey; accorman sono, Mike Clements; skit, Pamela Stirrat and Linda Agren; piano solo, Paul Winters; poem, Stephany Dawson and Karen Dawson; dance, Carol Jacous; and accompanist, Caroline Cone. Included in the play cast were Karen Dawson, Virginia Sullivan, Stephany Dawson, Marcia Kochler, James Dickey, Clinton Stark, Pamela Stirrit, Robert Dickey, Linda Agren, Elsie Niewohner, Mary Kirk, Karen Elliott, Mary Sullivan, Carol Evans, Carol Van Vest, Nancy and Diane Hammond, Sally Cordes, Diane Simpson, and Marion Waldo. Mlidred Remland (Continued from Page 1) pioneer families in this area. H. E. Remland, the bride's father, caine here from Nebraska in 1881 and he and Mrs. Remland were married in the Remland Pioneer home on Lincoln ave. 34 years ago. The bride attended Anaheim high school and beauty college and operates a beauty salon in Stanton. The bridegroom is with Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach. Attending the affair were Mrs. Art Barchard, Mrs. Durl Bonner, Mrs. Effie Carter, Mrs. C. E. Brown, Mrs. W. P. Boutcher, Mrs. J. E. Hiatt, Miss Selma Ledbetter of Fullerton, Mrs. Ethel Melcher, Mrs. W. L. Sanders, Mrs. Reed Dixon, Mrs. E. M. West, Mrs. R. L. Killingsworth, Mrs. Jerald Sluder, Mrs. Jim Carpenter, Mrs. Wilbert Heiden, mother of the flance, Bill Heiden; Mrs. A. E. Robertson, mother of the honoree and Miss Anita Robertson, sister of the honoree. Unable to attend, but sending gifts were Mrs. Gladys Bishop, Mrs. Charles Williamson, Mrs. E. S. Latimore, Mrs. W. T. Baker, Mrs. Walter Hill, Mrs. Mary Carter, Mrs. John Fowler and Mrs. Leon Bennett. Bill Gregory, former managing editor of the Anaheim Gazette, returned to Anaheim for the weekend after an absence of four months due to illness. Sea Scouts will hold open house on their ship at U.S. Industrial Chemical tonight from 7 to 9 p.m. The public is invited. Gifts for "MOM" Our dearest Gal... A real Pal Hallmark Cards Costume Jewelry Planters Ceramics Jewelry MANY OTHER GIFT SELECTIONS FROM WHICH TO CHOOSE STEUERWALD'S JEWELRY 124 E. Center St. Phone Anaheim 5191 5 Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, MAY 7, 1931 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Two Anaheimers On Honor List Fifty-seven University of Southern California students have been announced as new members-elect of Phi Beta Kappa, national liberal arts honor society, according to Prof. Hugh C. Willett, secretary of the SC chapter. The new members will be initiated formally May 18, on the campus and will be honored immediately following at a banquet. New members of the scholastic society include John W. Hein of 8771 S. Rio Vista and William M. 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