anaheim-gazette 1951-06-21

GARDEN RECEPTION—At the lovely home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Merriman in Placentia honored newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Minter Jackson Steorts following their marriage service Sunday afternoon. Gladys Merriman-Jessie Steorts Wed in Placentia The Placentia home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Merriman was the setting for afternoon services which united Miss Gladys Jessie Merriman and Mrs. J. O. Harrison, a cousin of the bride, was organist. Miss LaVonne Cole, soloist, sang "Because." Assisting at the reception were Mrs. A. H. Trude of Hollywood, an aunt; Miss Marjorie Trude, a cousin and Mrs. Ruth Trabant of Anaheim. Social and Activities Pat Terrebon Fullerton Girl Wed in Catholic Services Saturday Of interest to her many high school friends in this city is news of the recent marriage of Miss Mary Jane Stevenson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Harrison Stevenson of Fullerton to Frank Robinson of Orange. Double ring services were performed by the Rev. Father Michael Carlos, acting pastor of St. Mary's Catholic church in Fullerton. Deep insets of chantilly lace complemented the ivory satin princess gown in which the bride said her vows. A tiny cap, trimmed in seed pearls, held her veil of illusion net and she carried a single orchid encased in lilies of the valley with a shower of satin ribbons and pearls. Maid of honor, Miss Shirley Steins of Long Beach; and the matron of honor, Mrs. William Durston of Van Nuys, wore identical dresses in yellow lace with peter pan collars. At the hipline the skirts fell in folds of marquette. They carried nosegays, of yellow daisies with matching flowers in their hair. Gladys Merriman-Jessie Steorts Wed in Placentia The Placentia home of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Merriman was the setting for afternoon services which united Miss Gladys Jessie Merriman and Minter Jackson Steorts of Victorville. Read by the Rev. Frank A. Robertson, a nephew of the bridegroom who is pastor of Tremont Baptist church in Pasadena, the nuptials were performed before an improvised valtar in the home. A brocade hanging was centered with a portrait of the Christ and flanked on each side with arrangements of ivory gladiolus, white larkspur and candelbra. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a bouffant gown of imported white eyelet organdie over pale pink, with a cameo necklace, a gift of the bridegroom. Her bouquet of a single ivory camellia and forget-me-nots was carried on a white Prayer book. Matron of honor, Mrs. Rosalie Waeldin wore a sheer dress in aqua with a large picture hat and a nosegay of pink Esther Reed daisies. Donald G. Steorts was best man For Health & Energy get New Formula McCOY'S Vitamin & Mineral Capsules with B-12 100 Capsules Only You get 21 Vitamins & minerals in each capsule including the new wonder Vitamin B-12. Average adult dose is only one capsule which means your cost is just a few pennies a day. Every capsule contains vitamins & minerals that provide 125% to 300% of average adult daily requirements. McCoy's Vitamins & mineral Capsules are made to our order and sold directly to us by the largest producer of quality Vitamins in the United States. Our direct quantity buying enables you to buy the very best product obtainable at a moderate cost. Each capsule contains vitamins A, B, D, E and Mrs. J. O. Harrison, a cousin of the bride, was organist. Miss LaVonne Cole, soloist, sang "Because." Assisting at the reception were Mrs. A. H. Trude of Hollywood, an aunt; Miss Marjorie Trude, a cousin and Mrs. Ruth Trabant of Anaheim. For the afternoon wedding, Mrs. Merriman wore a navy blue sheer dress with a corsage of red roses. When the new Mrs. Steorts left for a Southern honeymoon, she was wearing a blue and white gabardine dressmaker suit with accessories in white. She is a graduate of Brea Olinda high school and Fullerton junior college and is now employed at the Air Force base in Victorville. Her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stoerts of West Virginia, and is a graduate of the University of Utah. He is a chief electrician in the Merchant Marines. Defense Board Has Strawberry Festival Friday The Savanna Civil Defense board, as a result of 148 invitations sent out to all personnel and block wardens, gave a Strawberry Festival Friday night at the Savanna school on Ball rd. It was one of the most successful parties that the community has enjoyed. Hostesses were Mrs. Julian P. Black, personnel officer and chairman, assisted by Mrs. Carl Korn, Red Cross chairman and wives of staff members: Mmes. C. H. Eastwood, Perry Forker, Lewis McBratney, Melvin Huss and Carl Jameson. The refreshment table was in red, white and blue, with white gladioli in a patriotic motif. Special guests were Mr. and Mrs. Royal Marten of 9761 S.Western ave. Marten, newly elected co-ordinator was one of principal speakers, introduced by the council chairman and master of ceremonies, Rev. Charles White. Others were Mr. and Mrs. L. A."Dan" Patch and Don M. Blossom. Patch is head and Blossom associated in lines of the valley with a shower of satin ribbons and pearls. Maid of honor, Miss Shirley Steins of Long Beach; and the matron of honor, Mrs. William Durston of Van Nuys, wore identical dresses in yellow lace with Peter pan collars. At the hipline the skirts fell in folds of marquisette. They carried nosegays, or yellow daisies with matching flowers in their hair. Aldo B. Delfino was best man and ushers were Lawrence Robert Stevenson, Larry O'Hanlon, Harold Rittenhouse and Ralph Elliott. Marcia Arrouas was soloist with Mrs. Winifred Seamans at the organ. Reception at Capilla de San Antonio was attended by 200 guests. Mrs. Ray Robinson poured, Mrs. Ralph Elliott was at the punch bowl and Miss Placida Bagdon had charge of the guest book. After an extended honeymoon in Chicago, the couple will return to California to make their home. The bride was graduated from Marywood High school and Mt. St. Mary's college. Her husband is a graduate of Cal-Poly. Master Jerry Jones, four year old son of Mr. and Mrs.' Jerry Jones of 10411 South Zyen st., walked off with a new baseball glove recently by capturing one of the top prizes in the Huck Finn Day costume contest. Jerry is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Dick Martin of 1440 E.Center st. Mrs.Martin is an active member of the Anaheim Ikettes while Mr.Martin is a member of the local Izaak Walton and a past president. Daisy and Swirled Motifs wonder Vitamin B-12. Average adult dose is only one capsule which means your cost is just a few pennies a day. Every capsule contains vitamins & minerals that provide 124% to 300% of average adult daily requirements. McCoy's Vitamins & mineral Capsules are made to our order and sold direct to us by the largest producer of quality Vitamins in the United States. Our direct quantity buying enables you to buy the very best product obtainable at a moderate cost. Each capsule contains vitamins A, B, D, E & B-12 etc. Also Iron, Iodine, manganese, etc. See special introductory offer below. COUPON This Coupon and $3.95 good for one bottle (100 Day Supply) of McCoy's Vitamin & Mineral Capsules with B-12. NAME ADDRESS offer expires June 30; 1951 McCOY'S DRUG STORE 100 W. Center Anaheim UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD $4879 IN COACH ONE WAY FROM Los Angeles; $89.40 round trip Los Angeles Limited (between Los Angeles-Chicago) Reserved seats in streamlined Coaches; Lounge Car for Coach passengers; delicious Dining Car meals. Also through Pullmans to New York City, Chicago, St. Paul-Minneapolis; Lounge Car for Pullman passengers. No extra fare! UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD R2068 Here are two delightful motifs which work up easily into dolllies, runners and tablecloths. The swirled design is crocheted in yellow and set in a background of green. The lacy daisy is worked in white and red and set in blue. Pattern envelope No. R2068 contains complete crocheting instructions for the two motifs shown, material requirements, stitch illustrations and finishing directions. To obtain this pattern, send 20 cents plus 5 cents for first-class mailing, in coins, giving pattern number, your name, address and zone number to Peggy Roberts, Anahelm Gazette, 367 W. Adams St., Chicago 6, Ill. Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Merton Girl in Catholic Services Saturday A recent to her many high trends in this city is news recent marriage of Miss Anne Stevenson, daughter and Mrs. Edgar Harrison of Fullerton to Frank of Orange. Hiring services were perfect to her many high trends in this city is news recent marriage of Miss Anne Stevenson, daughter and Mrs. Edgar Harrison of Fullerton to Frank of Orange. Elizabeth Neuman Heads Legion Auxiliary Unit Elizabeth Neuman was elected president of Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary at a meeting of the unit Tuesday evening in the Legion clubhouse. Named to serve with her were Mabel Masterson, first vice president; Marion Ruedy, second vice; Gertrude Elliott, secretary; Helen Rommel, treasurer; Doris Doetsch, sergeant-at-arms; Jame Alice Hoag, marshall; Evelyn Schwarting, historian; Harriet Boyd, chapelain; Loma Graham, musician, and members of the board, Elvamae Jones, Nadine Knapper and Tona Kohler. Delegates to the department convention in San Diego next September are Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Elliott, and Mrs. Lucille Johnson, retiring president. Alternates are Mrs. Schwarting, Mrs. Klapper, Mrs. Larsen, and Mrs. Reudy. County Council representatives were also elected and include Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Jerry Ward is the lucky one. She won a whole case of Treesweet orange juice which was the door prize at a benefit dance held in the Santa Ana American Legion Hall the other night. She has only the year old twins, Ricky and Robin, to help her drink it this week, though, for Jerry just left on a flying business trip to Detroit. And speaking of good cooks, as we usually are in this column, Mrs. Joe Wagner is one of Anaheim's best. Under her practiced hand, even canned green beans are something special. Her secret is the addition of browned onion and bacon drippings. Mabel Campbell has a quick and easy recipe for summer refreshments. Whipped jello is the base. Mabel's Fruit Whip 1 package jello 2 cups boiling water 1 cup evaporated milk, whipped 1 cup sugar ½ teaspoon salt 1 small can crushed pineapple ½ bottle marachino cherries Graham cracker crumbs Dissolve the jello as usual in boiling water and chill until thick. Whip the jello until foamy and fold slowly into it the whipped evaporated milk. Now fold in Park Rose Garden Visited by Many On a recent Sunday, 5000 persons visited the beautiful Rose Gardens, Exposition park, to view the thousands of rose bushes now in bloom. Many of those visitors stopped to read the inscription on one of the pillars at the south entrance of the park: "As the stars are the poetry of the heaven—flowers are the poetry of the earth." Going into its 24th year of operation, the Rose Garden is a project of the Los Angeles Recreation and Park department. Open to the public 365 days of the year, the garden offers a breath-taking experience with its 145 varieties and 15,000 bushes in bloom. Most of the outstanding roses of the nation are found in the Rose Garden. Included among them are the All America champions—Mission Bells, Capistrano and San Fernando—all developed by Germain's of Los Angeles and presented to the City of Los Angeles by that firm. The beautiful rose, Los Angeles, borders both sides of the main garden walk. Also to be seen is... Delfino was best man were Lawrence Robinson, Larry O'Hanlon, Mittenhouse and Ralph Marcia Arrouas was so Mrs. Winifred Seane organ. Delegates to the department convention in San Diego next September are Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Elliott, and Mrs. Lucille Johnson, retiring president. Alternates are Mrs. Schwarting, Mrs. Klapper, Mrs. Larsen, and Mrs. Reudy. County Council representatives were also elected and include Mrs. Neuman, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. Boyd, Mrs. Reudy, Mrs. Elliott, Mrs. Knoch, Mrs. Boysen, and Mrs. Jones. Plans were made for a joint installation next month for the auxiliaries in the county at the Santa Ana Legion hall. A pot luck dinner preceded the business meeting. Honored guests were members who sold 50 poppies or more in the recent Poppy Day sale. Losers treated the winners. Junior Council Ruling Body Of Day Camp The chief objectives of Intermediate Day Camp held in Fullerton Hillcrest Park during the next two weeks is to give the Girl Scouts the opportunity of planning fun for camp activities, learning to express individual ideas, sharing the responsibility of executive duties, and learning to appreciate the fun of out door living. The affairs of camp are discussed each day by a girls executive board, called the junior camp council. This board represents girls from the Anaheim Girl Scout Council, and also from Northern Orange County who have been elected by their own unit members. Through the suggestion of Mrs. Dennth Main, direct-of-the council, delegates were nominated who truly represented the ideal girl scout. "Don't pick out the prettiest, cutiest, or most popular girl in your unit," she advised as she toured the park. "Select a unit member who can adequately present your camp suggestions, ideas, requests, criticisms, and pet peeves. This is your camp, for fun. As directors, we hope to give you the opportunity to democratically conduct the affairs of camp. This is not an adult camp. It is strictly for you." 1 package jello 2 cups boiling water 1 cup evaporated milk, whipped 1 cup sugar ½ teaspoon salt 1 small can crushed pineapple ½ bottle marachino cherries Graham cracker crumbs Dissolve the jello as usual in boiling water and chill until thick. Whip the jello until foamy and fold slowly into it the whipped evaporated milk. Now fold in the other ingredients and pour into a pan which has been lined with graham cracker crumbs. Sprinkle remaining crumbs on top. For lime jello use green cherries and for raspberry, the red cherries. Lindis Lum has an interesting job. She is a stenographer in the detective division of the Seattle police force. But right now she is vacationing in Anaheim, and how is this pretty miss spending her vacation? She is waiting on trade at the Chungking Oriental Gift Shop at 328 E. Center at It is owned by her uncle, Ye Lin, who operates this unique specialty shop in conjunction with the Chungking Cafe next door, famed throughout Orange County for wonderful steak and Chinese dinners. But to get back to Lindis Lum and the gift shop. Lindis loves the shop, because of its heady aroma of incense and its stock of hundreds of items imported directly from the Orient. A good example of Chinese art and handicraft, highly prized by Anaheimers is the hand carved camphor chest. Exquisitely carved and highly polished, the chest is made in several sizes, just right for m'lady's, hope chest, and very practical because the camphor wood is moth repellent. Anaheim lasses are intrigued by the collection of costume jewelry, moderately priced, yet distinctively different, and brightly colored earrings made from tiny honest-to-goodness sea horses are enjoying great popularity with the younger set. The Oriental Gift Shop is also the place to find unusual basketry, ratan furniture, rugs and table mats, Chinese figurines which blend so well with the decor of contemporary modern homes, wall hangings, pictures, brass canes... the ideal girl scout. "Don't pick out the prettiest, cutiest, or most popular girl in your unit," she advised as she toured the park. "Select a unit member who can adequately present your camp suggestions, ideas, requests, criticisms, and pet peeves. This is your camp, for fun. As directors, we hope to give you the opportunity to democratically conduct the affairs of camp. This is not an adult camp. It is strictly for you." The election of officers as president, vice president and secretary was the chief business for the 12:30 session June 20th. The girls have been given the privilege of "thinking about" which project they as a board wish to direct: editing a camp newspaper, planting a tree ceremony or making arrangements for the final campfire program. The girls from Anaheim are: Donna Ray Link, Margie Hilgenfeld, Bunny Henry, and Kap Eldred. From Northern Orange county, Christy Kohlenberger, Nancy Adkisson, Christy McReynolds, Shelia McGraw, Judy Rolle. Mrs. Ruth Bennett, 7862 E. Second st., was guest of Mrs. Gerold Miller at 444 Ohio, Long Beach, Tuesday. The Millers who were former neighbors, moved from Stanton in 1943. Rudolph Alexa of Sycamore st., who left the Stanton Feed Store last December for Alaska where he worked for the Navy as a pipe-fitter is back with his family. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Stearns of Monterey Park, arrived here Friday to spend several weeks carving for the ranch of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wolters and son Lyn, 7172 E. Orange ave., while they are on vacation in Mapleton, Iowa. The Oriental Gift Shop is also the place to find unusual basket-ry, ratan furniture, rugs and table mats, Chinese figurines which blend so well with the decor of contemporary modern homes, wall hangings, pictures, brass candelabra and bells. And attention tea drinkers: This is headquarters for the fragrant jasmine and oolong Chinese tea. Store hours are from ten in the morning until eleven at night. Betty Whitfield and Marjorie Fackner teamed up to entertain their church circle last Tuesday night at Betty's house at 714 S. Claudina. The evening was highlighted by lots of chatter from twenty-one young marrieds, and this delightful dessert: Ice Box Pineapple 1½ cup powdered sugar ½ cup butter or oleo 2 eggs 1½ cup crushed pineapple ½ cup cream, whipped 1¼ pounds vanilla wafers or graham crackers Cream sugar and shortening and beat-in one egg at a time. Butter a shallow pan and put in a layer of cracker crumbs. Then add the sugar and egg mixture, and then a layer of pineapple and cream. Cover with crumbs and chill thoroughly. To serve, cut in squares. Serves eight. Phong 4618 ERMISCH "MY CLEANER" Branch: 350 W. Center Plant: 117 W. Oypress Anaheim Personal Mention Mrs. Dolpha Underwood Knight, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Underwood of Lonra st., is expected to arrive here today from Salt Lake City, Utah, where her husband has been attending the university for the past two years. Mr. Knight has been assigned for a class field trip during the entire summer and during that time his wife will live with her parents in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rodriguez, 14355 E. Ball rd., became the parents of a seven pound, seven and half ounce boy yesterday at the Orange county hospital. A marriage license was issued to Miss Jean Ellen Ward, 17, of 12921 S. Lorna st., Garden Grove and Kenneth Weatherman, 18, of 523 S. Janss st., Anaheim. Gloria Ann Hiltscher, 21, 1014 Eastridge Knoll and Bruce Royer, 21, 10672 W. Orangethorpe, both of Fullerton, have applied for a marriage license. The brittle star, which resembles the starfish, has been found at the deepest ocean depths explored by man. The S.Q.R. Store Introducing A NEW SERVICE! Marilyn Belts NOW IN OUR SEWING ACCESSORIES DEPARTMENT Great news for the home sewer! Custom-Made Belts... CREATED FROM YOUR FABRIC! Available Now... for the first time! Add the professional touch to the dress you are making. 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