anaheim-gazette 1951-06-27

Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Jean Ellen Ward-Kenneth Weatherman Wed in Santa Ana Services Sunday Tall white tapers, baskets of white gladioli, and an arch entwined with baby breath formed a pretty background Sunday for the double ring ceremony uniting Jean Ellen Ward, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ward of 12931 Lorna st., Garden Grove, and Kenneth L. Weatherman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman-Weatherman of 523 Janss st., Anaheim. Vows were exchanged before Elder Wayne Hewes in the Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints in Santa Ana at 2 p.m. Sunday. Entering the church on the arm of her father, the bride was gowned in traditional floor length ivory satin with a tight waist, pointed yoke bodice and long tapering sleeves. A beautiful tiara of seed pearls and orange blossoms held her fingertip veil. The bridal bouquet was composed of white gladioli centered around a white orchid in the frame of a heart. For something old she carried a handkerchief belongong to her Grandmother. Kenneth Cave played appropriate selections of old love songs at the piano preceding the ceremony. Miss Donna Wacker, a close friend of the bride, sang "Be My Love," "I Love You Truly," and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Wayne Callihan, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore an orchid taffeta gown and carried a heart shaped bouquet of matching gladioli. Bridesmaids similar in style. tion following the ceremony. The couple cut the first slice of the three-tiered wedding cake which was centered on a table of white. Those who assisted included Mrs. Dale Ward, Mrs. Glen Ward, and Mrs. Paul Steinhoff. For traveling the bride wore a pink suit with gray accessories and the orchid from her bouquet as corsage. The young couple attended Garden Grove High School. Mr. Weatherman is employed by Fred Croddy, Contractor. They will make their home at 420 No. Cleveland, Orange. Horace Mann Cubs to Meet The Anaheim Elks sponsored Cubs, Pack 102, have decided to hold their first of several summer meetings this Friday night at the La Palma park at 7:30 p.m. Pack 102 council members meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robertson of Janss st., planned to hold several summer meetings to hold interest and stimulate additional pop for the next year. Emphasis will be placed on having an enjoyable evening for all. Awards will be given to some of the Scouts who earned them since the picnic at O'Niel park two months ago. There will be songs. Kenneth Cave played appropriate selections of old love songs at the piano preceding the ceremony. Miss Donna Wacker, a close friend of the bride, sang "Be My Love." "I Love You Truly," and "The Lord's Prayer." Mrs. Wayne Callihan, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore an orchid taffeta gown and carried a heart shaped bouquet of matching gladioli. Bridesmaids, in similar gowns, were Miss Anetta North, in a deep lavender taffeta, and Miss Ardeth Parsons, in yellow taffeta. Their bouquets were of matching gladioli in the form of a heart. Miss Nancy Stevens and Bob McClellan were in charge of the guest book. Harold English of Santa Ana served as best man and the ushers and candle-lighters were Clifford Lee Weatherman, brother of the groom, and Sidney Powell. Mrs. Ward chose a lavender Rayline sport dress with black accessories for the occasion while Mrs. Weatherman wore navy blue and white suit with navy blue accessories. Both mothers wore white dahlia corsages to complete their costumes. Close friends and relatives went to the Ward home for the reception. Mary Ellen Kay, Republic contract star, currently co-starring in western movies with Rex Allen and Allen "Rocky" Lane, lends a helping hand in publicizing the annual fireworks display sponsored by the Santa Ana Firemen on July 4. Featured in this year's patriotic event will be units from the El Toro Marine station, as well as the gigantic fireworks spectacle. The load-line of a ship is generally known as Plimsoll's Mark, named after Samuel Plimsoll, 19th century British social reformer whose efforts were directed against overloaded, unsafe "coffinships." Helen Weir to Study Modelling Enrolled in the summer session of the Caroline Leonetti Charm school in Hollywood is Miss Helen Louise Weir, popular Anaheim beauty and winner of scores of beauty contests in this area. She is taking two courses of basic and advanced modeling, including appearances on the school sponsored TV hour each week. She has also been engaged as a photographers model in Los Angeles. Next fall, Miss Weir will enroll at Santa Ana junior college. Eat More California Oranges PROGRESSING FAVORABLE—An ambitious and conscientious group of workers and teachers under PROGRESSING FAVORABLE—An ambitious and conscientious group of workers and teachers, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Heinze, reports an outstanding success with the Vacation Bible school being sponsored by Grace Lutheran church. Parents and friends have been invited to the school program July 1 at 9:30 when each class will present a special feature. A pot luck picnic will follow at La Palma park. Teachers are: Mrs. Ann Heinze, Mrs. Thelma Mangis, Mrs. Violet Laflin, Miss Germain Dupuis, Mrs. Lillian Gibson, Mrs. Betty Whitehead, Mrs. Agnes Roeschlaub, Mrs. Edna Barron, Miss Dorothy Fluegge, Mrs. Hazel Kipp, Mrs. Lucy Fluegge, Miss Barbara Olson, Mrs. Betty Martens, Miss Joyce Jung, Miss Virginia Lee, Mrs. Ben Ter Beest, Pastor Rev. Stief and Mrs. Stief. There is no substitute for MONEY IN THE BANK particularly when it is earning 2% INTEREST 2% and is INSURED TO $10,000 Deposits made on or before July 10, 1951 Earn interest from July 1, 1951 THE SOUTHERN COUNTY BANK ANAHEIM Your own local bank AND BUTTERFLIES will participate in the forthcoming Awards-Martin dance pageant, to be sponsored by Anaheim Rehearsing for the big event are, center, foreground: Betarray and butterflies, Ruth and Hazel Ross, Charon Kelsing andudy Rockwell. (Gazette photo by Anita Robertson) Face Mann is to Meet Anaheim Elks sponsored back 102, have decided to air first of several summer this Friday night at the naa park at 7:30 p.m. 102 council members, at the home of Mr. andarl Robertson of Janss st., to hold several summer to hold interest and the additional pop for the mr. Emphasis will be placed on enjoyable evening foris will be given to some ofats who earned them sincemic at O'Niel park twoago. There will be songs, YMCA Boys Leave For Camp Osceola Second group of YMCA Boys left the,"Y" Bungalow for Camp Osceola this morning, where they will join with a contingent of boys from Huntington Beach, Newport Beach and Fullerton for a week of fun, fellowship and inspiration under carefully chosen leadership. This camp, which has been planned to serve boys of Junior high age was filled to capacity and will be directed by Arch Allen, YMCA secretary from Fullerton. Assisting in directorship will be Paul Delp, YMCA secretary in the newly formed Orange Coast YMCA. Boys will live in cabins, in boys, those who will be in grades 4,5 and 6, will be held at the same camp from Aug. 2 to 9 and will be directed by Tommy Thomason, Anaheim YMCA executive secretary, who is at present attending the Centennial Conference in Cleveland, Ohio. Mr. Thomason will return, July 20, in time make final plans for the young boys camping period. Anaheim boys who left morning included: Larry Al Charles Baccus, Glen Brookm Richard Byrd, Stewart Congen Winston Crain, Dennis Dam Bill Darrow, Teddy Dinkler, R The SQR Store End of You've been waiting for this! Here it is! Smart 'round the clock COTTON DRESSES Formerly priced from 8.95 to 17.95 NOW. Early spring arrivals but styles and materials you can wear all through summer and early fall Limited run Weir to Modelling in the summer session Caroline Leonetti Charm Hollywood is Miss Helen Weir, popular Anaheim and winner of scores of contests in this area. taking two courses of advanced modeling, in appearance on the school TV hour each week. also been engaged as a philosopher model in Los Anext fall, Miss Weir will Santa Ana junior college. California Oranges PLAIN LAYER CAKE ½ cup butter 1 cup sugar 2 eggs 2 cups flour 2½ teaspoons baking powder ¼ teaspoon salt ½-¼ cup milk ½ teaspoon flavoring Cream butter until as light as whipped cream, add sugar gradually beating all the time. Add the whole eggs, one at a time, beating well between the addition of each egg. Sift together flour, baking powder and salt, and fold in one-third to the butter mixture, one-third of the milk, and continue until all flour and milk are used up. Add flavoring. Half fill buttered and floured pans. Bake in oven at 350 degrees F. until done. When cool put between layers and cover cake with the following: Pineapple Frosting 2 tablespoons pineapple juice 2 teaspoons lemon juice 2 tablespoons butter 2 cups or more confectioner's sugar Put pineapple juice into saucepan, when at boiling point remove from fire—add butter and lemon juice—when butter is melted pour slowly in the sugar—beating hard until of a nice consistency to spread. STRAWBERRY COMPORT 1 box strawberries ¼ cup sugar 6 lemon-fruit gelatin molds ½ cup whipping cream Smart round the clock COTTON DRESSES Formerly priced from 8.95 to 17.95 NOW. Early spring arrivals but styles and materials you can wear all through summer and early fall. Limited number of sun dresses included. One and two-piece models... smart style details... solids, checks, plaids and prints... broken sizes but all sizes from 10 to 40 and some half sizes included. Women's Organdie and Dotted Swiss DRESSES REDUCED! One group of embossed organdie dresses, Junior Co-ed Originals, sanforized, in blue and maize, regular 8.95. One group of dotted swiss dresses, by Janette Alexander in red and green dots, smart belt and button trim, permanent pleated ruffle trim, regular 16.95 and 17.95. Half-Price Clearance and Less! Women's Cotton SKIRTS and BLOUSES Fine quality, full circular skirts in solid colors and bright prints... long and short sleeve blouses, some sleeveless, in popular solid colors, values to 5.95. CLEARANCE!! Infant's and Children's DRESSES Now $\frac{1}{2}$ Price Shop early Thursday for these sensational values... Infant's party panties of batiste and seersucker, sizes 1-3, regular 1.98... now 98c... Infant's organdie and taffeta dresses, ages 1-3, formerly priced from STRAWBERRY COMPORT 1 box strawberries ¼ cup sugar 6 lemon-fruit gelatin molds ½ cup whipping cream 1 teaspoon confectioner's sugar ½ teaspoon lemon juice Wash, hull and halve strawberries, sprinkle with sugar. Make lemon gelatine using juice from can of salad fruit with water for balance of liquid. Mold in individual, fancy-shaped molds. When firm, turn molds into individual comports, surround with berries, place in refrigerator. To serve: top with whipped, flavored cream. BASIC FRUIT MOLD 1 pkg. lime gelatine 1 teaspoon lemon juice 1 can cocktail fruits Put a can of cocktail fruits through the food mill or sieve. Measure fruits and juices and add water to make 2½ cups. Heat to near boiling, add lemon juice and pour over lime gelatine. Allow to cool at room temperature, stirring frequently. Chill. This is excellent to use as a base for other fruit salads by pouring into a shallow pan and cutting into squares for serving: to serve as individual molds with cold platters, to surround with whole or fresh fruits, or just to serve... with cream. Eat More California Oranges CLEARANCE!! Infant's and Children's DRESSES Now $\frac{1}{2}$ Price Shop early Thursday for these sensational values ... Infant's party panties of batiste and seersucker, sizes 1-3, regular 1.98 ... now 98c ... 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Aheim boys who left this listing included: Larry Allen, Jes Baccus, Glen Brookman,ard Byrd, Stewart Congdon, Jon Crain, Dennis Daniels, Darrow, Teddy Dinkler, Richard Estrada, Jerry Goodchild, Jim Harding, Jim Harned, Alan Hutchins, Keith Hysom, Jim Ingram, Dennis Kirkelle Gilbert Kohler, Donald Kohlenberger, Jon Kolenberger, Lupina Lamas, Vincente Lamas, Ernest Leonard, Kenneth McDermot, Donald Mallonce, Donald Merrit, Steve Morris, Donald Rapp, Jack Ronske, Anthony Schoneveld, Stanley Siedle, Thomas Sparks, Johnnie Stanton, Lloyd Stockwell, Terry Tucker, Larry Watts, Ray Winkler, Dalton Rogers, Billy Otta, David Bourne, Garry Schilling, Tommy Frank, Dickie Booher, William Syke and Charles Roach. End of Month SALE! THURSDAY THRU SATURDAY! Women's RED CROSS SHOES One group of about 150 pairs Red Cross Shoes, broken lines and sizes, values to 12.95 . . . clearance price....7.95 FOOTWEAR—STREET FLOOR Women's RED CROSS SHOES One group of about 150 pairs Red Cross Shoes, broken lines and sizes, values to 12.95 . . . clearance price..... FOOTWEAR—STREET FLOOR Daffodil SHEETS and CASES Slightly irregulars of type 140, fine quality muslin sheets and cases 81 x 108 Pillow Cases 2$69 63¢ STREET FLOOR and DOWNSTAIRS Chenille BED SPREADS Extra well made, full double bed size spreads ... in white with attractive basket designs in pastel colors ... regular 7.95..... DOWNSTAIRS Men's DRESS SLACKS One group of all wool slacks, gabardines, serges, tweeds ... broken lines and sizes, values to 15.00 . . . now..... 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SECOND FLOOR SHOP THE ENTIRE STORE DURING THIS BIG CLEARANCE EVENT! YOU'LL FIND MANY, MANY OTHER INTERESTING MONTH-END SPECIALS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.