anaheim-gazette 1951-06-01

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1901 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Miss Jo Ann Fox-Fred Paulus United In Single Ring Service at Fullerton Established in their new residence at 1140 W. Palmyra st., Orange, are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paulus, Jr., whose marriage was solemnized on May 25, at Fullerton Presbyterian church. The Rev. Howard Congdon of Anaheim officiated at the single ring service, read before an altar arranged with sprays of spring flowers and lighted candelabra. Bride, Miss Carol Jo Fox, wore an attractive suit in aqua blue with a halo of pink rosebuds and carnations in her hair. Her corsage was a large orchid. Miss Beverly Paulus, sister of the bridegroom was maid of honor and wore a straw colored suit with navy accessories and a gold orchid corsage. Best man was Aaron Fox, brother of the bride, and Jack Paulus was usher. Larry King, organist, presented the nuptial music. Reception was held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Paulus on Sunkist ave., where Mrs. Warren Johnson of Pomona, cut and served the beautifully decorated wedding cake after the newlyweds had shared the first slice. Mrs. Peter Paulus poured and Mrs. Home and Garden Tour in Fullerton Tomorrow Afternoon Twelve lovely Fullerton homes are on the itinerary this year of the annual YWCA home and garden tour, providing an extensive and varied program. The event is scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, June 2, from one to five p.m. The modern home of Lt. Commander and Mrs. Charles B. Cotton is decorated in the Chinese motif, inspired by a two year tour of duty in the Orient. The carved oakwood furniture and handmade Chinese rugs are focal points of the interior decoration. The home and gardens of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Salveson have attracted much admiration. The gray-green shingled house is surrounded by a profusion of flowers and was designed by the Salvesons. The garden features a lath house and a hundred varieties of roses. The Wallace Riutcel home enjoys a beautiful view to the southeast and is especially interesting. It combines the formality of 18th Century decor with the less formal Provincial style. The den has a used brick fireplace and a beamed ceiling and is furnished in Provincial motif. Skillful blending of modern concrete block with beautiful antique furniture will be seen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Booth, Jr. The home is nestled in a lemon grove and faces the La Habra valley, offering marvelous views from many windows. The James Rutledge home is a gracious development of functional modern. The exterior is finished in redwood and stucco ac- Albert Cranston To Direct Opera Sunday Evening Selected arias and choruses from the opera "Martha" by Don Flotow, will be presented as the second part of an hour long concert directed by Albert Cranston at the Fullerton Junior College Student lounge this Sunday. The evening JC opera class will give the concert at 4 p.m. June 3. Guest artist for the evening will be Elizabeth Yeakel of Hollywood. In motion pictures she is known as Betty Baker and in operatic circles she is better known as Elizabeth McDonough. Students from all over Orange county will participate in the program which will start with solos from various well-known operas. "Opera Excerpts in Concert" is The evening JC opera class will give the concert at 4 p.m. June 3. Guest artist for the evening will be Elizabeth Yeakel of Hollywood. In motion pictures she is known as Betty Baker and in operatic circles she is better known as Elizabeth McDonough. Students from all over Orange county will participate in the program which will start with solos from various well-known operas. "Opera Excerpts in Concert" is open to the public. Visitors Honored At Recent Party Mrs. Joseph Lobe was honored on her birthday Wednesday night when a group of friends met in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haring on E. Ball Rd. Ice cream, cake and coffee were served by the hostess following an evening of visiting and watching television. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lobe are the house guests of the Harings and are visiting here from Brooklyn, N. Y. They are the parents of Mrs. Haring. Attending the party, in addition to those already mentioned were: Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lobe, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cushing. FOR THE FIRST TIME in years, a brand new "Leg Look" is being launched in hylons. Called "Beauty Spot," these sheer, clear nylon stockings are sold with a separate package of Paris-Inspired beauty spots in 15 amusing shapes. You apply the beauty spots (crescents, hearts, stars, birds, bow and even a little man), right on your leg at ankle, instep or calf and they show through your nylons in peek-a-boo fashion. The effect is that of costly embroidered hose—the advantage is, you can create your own original way of wearing them, either at "see-level" on your ankle or instep—or above the skirt line on your calf to be visible only when you cross your legs. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres 11 A.M. SUNDAY Lesson Subject: "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced." 8:00 P.M., WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED IN CHURCH EDIFICE Open daily 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. except Sundays and Holidays Mrs. Leona Reed and her son, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reed of 10102 S. Stanton ave., residents here for 12 years, have moved the family home back on their three acres having sold the front property to the State for Highway 39. Mrs. Reed will live in the home and her son will build a new one on part of the property. They just completed a modern store close to the right of way where they will market their eggs and poultry. and Garden Fullerton row Afternoon wely Fullerton homes altinerary this year of YWCA home and garproviding an extensive program. The event is for tomorrow afternoon, one to five p.m. ern home of Lt. ComMrs. Charles B. Cotrated in the Chinese ed by a two year tour of the Orient. The carved furniture and handmade is focal points of decooration. and gardens of Mr. A. Salveson have atchad admiration. The shingled house is sura profusion of flowers designed by the Salvearden features a lath hundred varieties of race Rutledge home enful view to the southespecially interesting. the formality of 18th door with the less forcial style. The den has fireplace and a beamand is furnished in motif. ending of modern conwith beautiful antique will be seen at the home Mrs. E. H. Booth, Jr, is nestled in a lemon faces the La Habra valmarvelous views from ows. Rutledge home is a development of functionThe exterior is finwood and stucco ac- Personal Mention The Savanna school is having a "farewell family night," get-together dinner next Wednesday at 6:30. This is the last school function the old school will have with the new school being completed this fall. Pot luck will be served on the lawn east of the main building with the P-TA serving coffee. There will be movies for the children and adults in the auditorium, square dancing on the lawn and card tables in the teacher's room. Limited facilities do not permit having "father and son night," and "mother and daughter night" and a "farewell night" also, the three have been combined into one farewell occasion, June 6. Mr. and Mrs. Rex W. Beach, 703 S. Claudina st., became the parents of a six-pound, thirteenounce daughter May 30, at the St. Joseph hospital. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Garcia, 1311 Logan st., May 29, at Santa Ana Community hospital. Farewell Party Honors Departing 35 Year Resident A lovely farewell shower last week honored Mrs. Grace Spielman when Mrs. F. H. Leonard entertained in her home, 120 Kroeger st. Mrs. Spielman has recently sold her home at 515 E. Broadway and is moving on June 1. She plans to visit her daughter and family, Mrs. Grace Hardin in Needles before settling in her new home. The afternoon was spent in playing "cootie," with first prize awarded to Mrs. Claudina Clark and consolation to Mrs. Birchfield. After refreshments had been served, the honoree was gifted with a shower of handkerchiefs with the name or initial of the giver marked on each gift. Cards accompanying them were read and will be placed in Mrs. Spielman's scrap book. The honoree has resided in the same neighborhood for more than 35 years. Attending the party were Mrs. Sam Taylor, Mrs. J. W. Hoxie, Mrs. Fred Birchfield, Mrs. Ema Comstock, Mrs. Ann Metzger, Mrs. Claudina Clark, Mrs. Ella Wim- berly, Mrs. Rose Fatchet, Mrs. Josephine Buschard, Mrs. Mabel Woods and Mrs. Annie Allen. Unable to be present were Mrs. Alta Hochull, Mrs. George Hatfield, Mrs. Dorothy Hall, Mrs. Fred Gregory and daughter, and Miss Verle Wimberly. A. W."Art" Sowder of the Weber Book Store, Anaheim, left today with friends for a month long vacation through the middle west. Leaving from Santa Monica, the group will visit Yellowstone National Park, the Black Hills of S. Dakota and Lansing, Mich. Mr. Sowder will return via St. Louis, Mo., in order to attend the Kiwanis International Convention to be held there June 17 and 20. Order of Eastern Star Past Matrons and Patrons will meet Tuesday, June 5, at 6:30 p.m. for a potluck dinner at the Masonic Temple. Those attending are required to bring their own service. 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The central buymg front was at Gimbel's and Macy's, but other big stores in New York and Brooklyn hurriedly sliced their prices. Even the retail "little fellow" entered the fracas. One Bronx storeowner displayed screaming signs — "Price War, All Prices Cut." "If they want a war," the store-keeper said, "this is a country of free enterprise and we can go them one better, down to the last dustcloth. Who does Macy and Gimbel think they are?" Here's how some price-fixed merchandise fared in yesterday's price retreat: Lewyt vacuum cleaner, $89.95 to $62.39; Mixmaster, $46.50 to $29.64; Toastmaster, $23 to $14.72; Springweave men's suit, $49.50 to $30.17; Palm Beach suit, $29.95 to $19.38; best seller novel (James Jones' "From Here to Eternity"), $4.95 to $2.49. In the midst of the chaos, Macy's and Gimbel's maneuvered their personnel like good generals. Teletypes flashed the downtown prices to branch stores. They were called out like stock quotations. 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