anaheim-gazette 1951-06-28

LOS ANGELES HOME is planned by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Joseph Reynolds on return from Lake Tahoe honeymoon (Arsene photo) Nuptial Mass at St. Boniface Unites Gertrude Lieklius as Bride in Sunday Rites Miss Gertrude Claire Liekhus was a beautiful bride Saturday morning as she entered St. Boniface Catholic church on the arm of her father to say her marriage vows with Edward Joseph Reynolds of Los Angeles. The Rev. Father Maurice Dee officiated Kitchen Twins Birthday Honors The Kitchens twins, Jimmie and Jodie, celebrated their annual party at Anaheim park, Monday, Nuptial Mass at St. Boniface Unites Gertrude Lieklius as Bride in Sunday Rites Miss Gertrude Claire Liekhus was a beautiful bride Saturday morning as she entered St. Boniface Catholic church on the arm of her father to say her marriage vows with Edward Joseph Reynolds of Los Angeles. The Rev. Father Maurice Dee officiated. An off shoulder effect was created in the fitted lace bodice with long sleeves tapered to the wrist. The skirt fell in soft folds of marquisette at the hipline and ended in a graceful train. Her veil was held by a lace crown and she carried a white orchid and stephanotis on a Prayer book. Bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Liekhus of 301 N. Pine st., Anaheim. Mrs. Arthur Jensen of Santa Ana, matron of honor, wore an organdy dress of embroidered organdy with a band of yellow daisyes in her hair and matching flowers in her bouquet. Bridesmaids, Miss Ruth Dahlstrom and Mrs. LaVerne Hays were dressed in matching ensembles. James Anderson of Los Angeles was best man and ushers were Jerry Liekhus and LaVerne Hays. Marilyn Finley of Orange was soloist and Mrs. A. F. Faust was organist. Reception followed the service at Capilla de San Antonio with 150 guests in attendance. For her daughter’s wedding Mrs. Liekhus wore a navy blue lace dress with pink accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs. Anna Reynolds, an aunt of the bridegroom, received guests in a beige suit with brown accessories and an orchid corsage. For traveling the bride chose a tailored suit in royal blue with white accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. She was graduated from Marywood High School and Mount St. Mary’s college, and St. Vincent’s hospital school of nursing. Her husband is a graduate of Santa Monica High school, Loyola University and USC. He is a teacher with the Los Angeles schools. On return from a Lake Tahoe honeymoon they will reside in Los Angeles. Kitchen Twins Birthday Honors The Kitchens twins, Jimmie and Jodie, celebrated their annual party at Anaheim park, Monday, in honor of their seventh birthday. Mrs. George Kitchens, Jr., 9831 S. Hansen ave., served ice cream and a birthday cake for each twin, supplemented by individual cakes for the guests. As is also the yearly custom, the delicious cakes were made by their close friend and neighbor, Mrs. George Poplowska of 6921 Savanna ave. The theme of the party was boats. Small sail boats were filled with candies and the guests names were on the sails. The twins are taking swimming lessons at the same park and are very much interested in anything pertaining to the water. Guests were Charlene and her mother, Mrs. John Cooke, Dickie and Mrs. John Karraker, Mrs. J. E. Pruett and her children, Sammy, Ben Paul, Ruth, Charlotte and Grace, Mrs. Leonard Jennings and her daughter, Karen, Mrs. David Domries and son, Arthur, Donald and David Mabs, all from Stanton; Mrs. Al Hughes and Linda from Anaheim and Mrs. Mildred Weaver with Sammy and Ann, who now live in Los Angeles. Troop 82 of the Northern Orange County Scout council sent a group to camp at Lake Irvine, under leadership of Scoutmaster Warren Cox of Anaheim. From Stanton the boys were Richard Byrd, Paul Winters, Richard Pike, Ronald Thomas, John Husselbee, Norman Azzara, David Abeta, Raymond Terry and Johnny Cardenas. Most of the boys stayed six days but as a member of the staff, Cardenas will stay for the entire two week’s encampment. Several important groups of mammals began making their appearance some 55,000,000 years ago in the Eocene period. FIRST SLICE of beautifully decorated Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edward Jane Yance as Bride Planning to establish residence in this city are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Edwin Moore who were married in early evening services Sunday at First Methodist chapel Santa Ana. Bride is the former Margaret Jane Yance, lovely daughter of Mrs. Ruth Yance of 615 S.Birth st., Santa Ana. She wore a gown of white lace and nylon marquette with a bountiful skirt ending in a short train. A pearl studded satin cap held her fingertip veil and she carried a white orchid and stephanotis on a white Bible. Her uncle, E. S. Schich of Garden Grove, gave her hand in marriage. Matron of honor was Mrs. Ea Driesbach who wore a dress white organdy over pearl taffet with a half circlet of white amoral flowers in her hair. She carried a coral basket filled with white summer flowers. Bridesmaids were Nancy Schicka cousin of Garden Grove, who wore white over green and carries a green basket filled with floweri Marilyn Vanderbush, bridesmaids wore an identical costume. Best man was Harry Moore brother of the bridegroom. Jim Moore, another brother, and Nola Doss were ushers. Kenneth Akin was soloist and was accompanied by Esther Gordon at the organ. Intimate friends and relative gathered at the Yance residence for the reception where Mrs Yance wore an aqua crepe dress with white accessories and a coat sage of brown cymbidiums. Mrs Moore wore a melon shade chiffon dress with blue accessories and brown cymbidiums. The new Mrs. Moore is a gradu ANNOUNCEMENT THE JUNIOR RENDEZVOUS and THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 721 No. Los Angeles St. IS FOR SALE Due to a heart ailment, I will be unable to return to the store... Anyone who is interested in buying may make appointment by calling Anaheim 4665. IN THE MEANTIME A competent staff is busy slashing prices on the entire stock in order to help facilitate a quick sale... All my customers know that my sales have always been genuine, so do take advantage of this one. Barbara Kilduff Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1901 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Jackie Cushing Receives Award In Journalism A Journalism Award has been presented Miss Jackie Cushing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cushing of 8221 E. Ball rd., for outstanding work as society editor on the Fullerton Junior college newspaper, the "Weekly Torch," this past year. Signed by Don Frevert, chairman of the awards committee and J. P. Benjamin, who is in charge of the journalism department. Miss Cushing was society editor of the Gazette during her vacation last summer. Personal Mention Mrs. Frank Stewart of Brady st., was called to Dalles, Ore., to see her father P. Parish, who is critically ill the hospital. Six members of this year's graduating class of the Blessed Rament school in Westminster have been awarded scholarships to high schools. Scholarship to Marywood College Central high in Anaheim received by Mary Sauer; Vl DeLeener, Dianne Hamman, Donald Gifford, Frank Mendoza Robert Miller to Mater Dei in Santa Ana. at WILLIAMS SHOE STORE... OUR FIRST SALE IN 3 YEARS! SALE -- STATEMENT We have not had a special or reduced Donald Edward Moore Claims Margaret Yance as Bride in Sunday Rites Inning to establish residence city are Mr. and Mrs. Donald Moore who were marry early evening services Sun First Methodist chapel in Ana. He is the former Margaret Yance, lovely daughter of South Yance of 615 S Birch Santa Ana. She wore a gown late lace and nylon marquetry with a bouffant skirt ending short train. A pearl studded cap held her fingertip veil carried a white orchid and motifs on a white Bible. Her E. S. Schich of Garden Grove gave her hand in marriage. Son of honor was Mrs. Earl each who wore a dress of organdy over pearl taffeta half circlet of white and flowers in her hair. She car-coral basket filled with summer flowers. Smaids were Nancy Schich, son of Garden Grove, who white over green and carried basket filled with flowers. A Vanderbush, bridesmaid, identical costume. Man was Harry Moore, of the bridegroom. Jim another brother, and Nolan were ushers. Beth Akin was soloist and accompanied by Esther Gor-the organ. Date friends and relatives at the Yance, residence reception where Mrs. wore an aqua crepe dress white accessories and a cor-brown cymbidiums. Mrs. wore a melon shade chiffon with blue accessories and cymbidiums. New Mrs. Moore is a gradu- Farewell Party Honors Wesley Methodist Pastor Following prayer meeting last evening members of the Wesley Methodist church and Sunday school gave the Rev. and Mrs. Dan Miller a farewell party. The Rev. Miller was transferred by the California-Arizona conference meeting at Redlands last week. He will accept a pastorate in Patagonia, Ariz. A substantial gift was presented to the honorees. Master of Ceremonies, Cliff Elliott, made the presentation on behalf of the membership. The church and Sunday school were represented by a large attendance. Refreshments of cake and strawberry punch were served. Following the party the Rev. and Mrs. Miller departed for Patagonia. Plants Awarded At Fuchsia Meet The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia Society met Tuesday evening in the American Legion hall for a potluck dinner. Nearly 80 members and friends were present. The meeting opened at 8 p.m. with the reading of the minutes and the treasurer's report. Charles Criss and Mrs. Fay Hoag reported -- STATEMENT We have not had a special or reduced how hard we try, some odds and ends will To make room for our new Fall stock dren's shoes all from our regular stocks o SELBY, FRIEDMAN - Shoes at SAVINGS YOU 508 PAIRS WEDGEES—Red, Green, Natural Made by Such Famous Makers as BRIEF FRIEDMAN-SHELBY and WILLIAMS S Formerly Sold from 4.95 to 9.95. 295 395 4 595 6 177 PAIRS OF NOVELTIES (Dress Heels), in Reds, Greens, Browns and Blacks. All GOOD STYLES. Broken Sizes of Shoes that Formerly Sold from 6.95 to 11.95. Priced for Quick Clearance in Two Groups. 495 FORMERLY 6.95 to 8.95 All This Group Made by FRIEDMAN-SHELBY Formerly 9.95 to 11.95 Plants Awarded At Fuchsia Meet The Orange county branch of the National Fuchsia Society met Tuesday evening in the American Legion hall for a potluck dinner. Nearly 80 members and friends were present. The meeting opened at 8 p.m. with the reading of the minutes and the treasurer's report. Charles Criss and Mrs. Fay Hoag reported on the progress of the National Fuchsia show to be held at Southern and Pinehurst sts., South Gate, July 7 and 8. Birthday plants, and plants for 10 new members were presented. These were lovely fuchsias donated by President E. E. Hedrick. Connie Woods introduced the visitors. Mrs. Everette Waymire introduced the speaker for the evening, Joe Littlefield. He displayed a beautiful dark red, hybrid floribunda rose in full bloom. This rose is to be on the market next year. Called Carrousel, it is mildew proof, has fewer thorns and more perfume than other roses and has as many as 20 flowers on one stock. Mr. Littlefield suggested several types of begonias that are easy growing. He warned about keeping tuberous begonias too wet, as that will cause the buds to drop. He showed many lovely shade plants to grow in with the fuchsias and begonias that are planted in the ground. America had about four million income tax payers before World War II. There are about 56 million now. California Fruit is Good for You Personal Mention Mr. Frank Stewart of 7042 St., was called to The Ore., to see her father, R. Marish, who is critically ill in hospital. members of this year's grading class of the Blessed Sacrament school in Westminster have been awarded scolarships high schools. scholarship to Marywood Catholic Central high in Anaheim was loved by Mary Sauer; Victor Hener, Dianne Hamman, Don Gifford, Frank Mendoza and Art Miller to Mater Dei high Santa Ana. Job's Daughters Guests at Balboa Beach Home Miss Janice Pullman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald K. Pullman, 10881 Magnolia, has returned from a week's stay at Balboa Island, where 23 girls from Anaheim's Job's Daughters, Bethel No. 5, were guests of member Sheila Elvy. Sheila is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard G. Elvy of 5842 Kraemer ave., Placentia. The Balboa cabin was loaned the girls by close friends of the Elvy family, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Christensen, also of Placentia. Eat More California Oranges Vada Turman-George Maloney Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Turman, 310 W. Amerige Ave., Fullerton, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Vada, to George Maloney of 323 S. Philadelphia st., Anaheim. He is the son of Mrs. P. J. Connaughton of Winner, Nebraska. DE STORE... N 3 YEARS! 887 PAIRS LADIES' and CHILDREN'S SHOES STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 29, at 9:30 A.M. BE HERE EARLY! SAVE! SAVE! -- STATEMENT BY OWNER -- ad a special or reduced price sale of any kind in 3 years! But, no matter STARTS FRIDAY, JUNE 29, at 9:30 A.M. BE HERE EARLY! SAVE! SAVE! -- STATEMENT BY OWNER -- And a special or reduced price sale of any kind in 3 years! But, no matter some odds and ends will accumulate. For our new Fall stocks, we are offering 887 pairs of Ladies' and Chillens in our regular stocks of FRIEDMAN - SHELBY and RED GOOSE SAVINGS YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS! Red, Green, Natural, Tans and Blacks Makers as BRIEF OF CALIFORNIA, BRY and WILLIAMS SHOE MFG. CO. Dd from 4.95 to 9.95. Grouped at 395 495 95 695 Our Entire Stock of TRIMFIT SOCKS 39c Value 24¢ Pr. (Dress Heels), in Blacks. All GOOD that Formerly Sold Quick Clearance in 495 We have never before included any Children's Shoes in any sale, but we have 202 Pairs of Infant's, Childdren's and Misses', Broken Sizes from our Regular Stocks of RED GOOSE and FRIEDMAN-SHELBY Shoes that formerly sold for 5.45 to 7.45 GROUPED FOR CLEARANCE 395 AND 495 495 RIEDMAN-SHELBY .95 695 Shoes that formerly sold for 5.45 to 7.45 GROUPED FOR CLEARANCE 395 AND 495 One Group of 25 pairs of Infants 0-8 White High Shoes..... 100 (Some Slightly Soiled) Williams Shoe Store GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED