anaheim-gazette 1951-07-03

MARRIED FRIDAY—Mr. and Mrs. John Donald Miller photographed after their wedding in the garden of Capilla de San Antonio. (Arsene photo) Anita Westerhold-Donald Miller Married in Candlelight Services The garden of Capilla de San Antonio provided a lovely setting Friday evening for candlelight services which joined in marriage Miss Anita Jean Westerhold, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vester Johnson of Euclid ave. Parish Group Plans Fall Fashion Show Mothers' Parish group of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Gerald Edwards 1233 Flower st. last night Social and Activities Pat Terrebonne St. Boniface Church SerBarbara Ruth Brown-H A lovely bride of last Saturday afternoon was Miss Barbara Ruth Brown, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Brown of La Habra, who repeated vows before the altar of St. Boniface church with Harold George Hund, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed L. Hund of this city. Six huge baskets of white gladioli and stock decorated the church altar for the nuptials, read by Father Thomas G. Cosgrove. The bride chose for her wedding a gown of exquisite chantilly lace over heavy Skinner satin. Long sleeves and a peter pan collar complimented the fitted bodice and the skirt of her redingote ended in a graceful train. Held to her hair with a crown, her veil fell in deep folds to floor length and she carried an arrangement of white stephanotis and gladioli. Miss Mary Anglin, as maid of honor, wore a gown of soft green organdy over taffeta with puffed sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Paula Erwin who wore organdy in an orchid shade, and junior bridesmaid was Miss Sharon Rentz who also wore orchid organdy. They Antonio. Anita Westerhold-Donald Miller Married in Candlelight Services The garden of Capilla de San Antonio provided a lovely setting Friday evening for candlelight services which joined in marriage Miss Anita Jean Westerhold, attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vester Johnson of Euclid ave., and John Donald Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Miller of La Habra. Net and satin were combined in the traditional gown worn by the bride. Long white mitts accented the brief cap sleeves on the fitted bodice. A white crown held her fingertip marquisette veil and she carried a bouquet of camellias and stephanotis. Bridesmaids were Miss Tamar Sharpe, who wore blue embroidered organdy; Miss Eloise Clark, yellow embroidered organdy, and Wanda Mattigly, pink organdy. They carried matching flowers in straw baskets. Best man was Paul Westerhold and ushers were John Westerhold and Bert Verdugo. Soloist, Roger McGinnis was accompanied by Mrs. Clara Faust. At the garden reception Miss Elissa Black and Mrs. Phyllis Kiercy had charge of the guest book. Mrs. Johnson wore a black and white print dress with white accessories and a corsage of red roses. The bridegroom's mother wore a brown print dress with white accessories. The bride's traveling ensemble was a costume suit in pink with navy and white trim. Her accessories were white. Currently attending Fullerton High school, she will complete her studies there next year. Her husband is a graduate of Fullerton High school and is in the construction business. Tilbert Reynolds, an executive of Stoner Rubber Co., Stanton, who lives in Long Beach, is back at work having been in the hospital for over three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Porter of this city left this week for a three week visit in Astoria, Oregon. Parish Group Plans Fall Fashion Show Mothers' Parish group of the First Presbyterian church met at the home of Mrs. Gerald Edwards 1233 Flower st., last night. The group folded bandages for Korean mission use and plans were discussed for a fashion show to be held August 18 at the home and gardens of Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Tompkins. SQR store will present the latest fall fashions. Tickets are on sale from members. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Huss and their two sons, Wayne and Gary, are on a week's motor trip through the redwoods to Sequoia. They visited relatives at Inyo Kern on the way up. Huss is on vacation from the Essex Wire Co. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Baar and their 14 year old son, Maynard, are leaving the Orange Grove Trailer Park, after a three years residence, and are leaving for Michigan where they will make their home. Executive board of WSCS will meet Thursday morning at 10 a.m. in Wesley hall. Pick and Choose Girls: Bumper Crop Of Bachelors on Market Today By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Women's Editor There are three marriages every minute somewhere in the United States, according to the latest statistics of the Institute of Life Insurance. This marriage boom has been going on for some time, but the big rush in romance followed the outbreak of the Korean war last summer, just as it did during World War II. As the brides and grooms continue to rush up the aisle at the rate of more than a million and a half marriages per year, some notable changes are evident in the nation's social set-up. It seems for instance that veil fell in deep folds to floor length and she carried an arrangement of white stephanotis and gladioli. Miss Mary Anglin, as maid of honor, wore a gown of soft green organdy over taffeta with puffed sleeves and a bouffant skirt. Bridesmaid was Mrs. Paula Erwin who wore organdy in an orchid shade, and junior bridesmaid was Miss Sharon Rentz who also wore orchid organdy. They carried baskets of daisies in the same colors as their gowns. Lawrence Hund, brother of the bridegroom, was best man and ushers were John Bruce and Forrest Parker. Mrs. A. F. Faust was organist. Reception was held at Capilla de, San Antnio where Mrs. Herbert Isley assisted in serving and Mrs. D. W. Shaffer had charge of the guest book. Mrs. Brown wore a royal blue rayon crepe dress with white accessories and Mrs. Hund chose a navy blue sheer with white. They both had corsages of carnations. When the bride left on her honeymoon trip she was wearing a navy blue summer suit with navy and white accessories and a white carnation corsage. She is a graduate of Fullerton High school and Fullerton Junior college. Her husband was graduated from Anaheim High school and is now with the Telephone co. They will reside in Anaheim. Probably will have the same ideas, and where will that leave your own clothes allowance? 2—Does he encourage the Dutch treat custom? This also is a poor omen for the girl who is hoping to be supported in idle luxury. 3—Does he like to have his own way? This is a tendency that must be crushed at once. 4—Have you pictured what he will look like before breakfast, with a stubbly chin and uncombed hair? If you can think of him thus and still covet him, you're in love, baby, and you might as well rush for the marriage license bureau without further ado. 5—Is he always the life of the party? This may be fun now, but Tilbert Reynolds, an executive of Stoner Rubber Co., Stanton, who lives in Long Beach, is back at work having been in the hospital for over three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Chet Porter of this city left this week for a three week visit in Astoria, Oregon. Dr. James E. Hoppers, on the University of Southern California Dental school faculty, opened an office in Anaheim yesterday at 433 E. Center st. "Quick... Fido... Take It to Ritz!" We never like to hurry our work ... but in emergency cases we can, and will give ONE DAY SERVICE, if necessary. "FOR SPEED, QUALITY and SERVICE LEAVE IT TO RITZ" We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County Renovating - Re-ticking RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 507 E. Center Anaheim 3289 This marriage boom has been going on for some time, but the big rush in romance followed the outbreak of the Korean war last summer, just as it did during World War II. As the brides and grooms continue to rush up the aisle at the rate of more than a million and a half marriages per year, some notable changes are evident in the nation's social set-up. It seems, for instance, that at present there are more eligible bachelors running around loose than there are unmarried girls between the ages of 20 and 24. This, the statisticians explain, is because most of the current crop of brides are in that age group, while the bridegrooms are usually a few years older. So, midway in 1951; only a third of all girls between 20 and 24 are unmarried, and only 15 per cent of all women between 25 and 34. This provides a rare and unusual advantage for the girls, who have been bombarded with advice for years about how to catch a husband, and who have been warned frequently that there aren't enough men to go around. Now it seems that young ladies in the lucky age group can be a little more choosy in selecting their life mates. No longer will they have to jump at the first male who comes along, in order to avoid that awful fate of becoming old maids. This being the case, and always providing there is a choice, here are a few points the girls might consider when they go husband-shopping, just to be sure they get the likeliest bargains the market offers: 1—Does he spend a lot of money on clothes for himself? This is bad, because after marriage he 3—Does he like to have his own way? This is a tendency that must be crushed at once. 4—Have you pictured what he will look like before breakfast, with a stubly chin and uncombed hair? If you can think of him thus and still covet him, you're in love, baby, and you might as well rush for the marriage license bureau without further ado. 5—Is he always the life of the party? This may be fun now, but consider how you will feel in the years to come, as you sit quietly in your wisely corner and watch friend husband scintillate for the benefit of all the other girls. It's likely to give you matrimonial astigmatism. 6—Does he tell the same jokes over and over? You may be able to laugh each time now, but after a few hundred years it gets to be an effort. 7. Is he a golf fiend. Do you want to be a golf widow? 8—Does he criticize your hair-do and makeup and advise you about your clothes? This is a trait that easily can lead to murder. 9—Does he expect you to be a girl just like the girl who married dear old dad? This is a difficult feat for any bride unless she is in her second incarnation. 10—Oh well, do you like the guy? If you do, none of these things will stop you anyway. So go on and keep up that national average of three weddings every single minute. Rev. Harry F. Stief, pastor of Grace Lutheran church, left last weekend with his family for a vacation in his home state, Iowa. According to the pastor, he is going to do "some farming and fishing" and will attend a 1½-week session at his seminary in Dubuque. Maiheim Gazette TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Uiface Church Services Unite Anaheim Ruth Brown-Harold Hund Prominent Couple Engagement Told Mr. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, 309 N. Resh st. announce the engagement of their daughter, June, to Don Mauerhan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mauerhan; Rt. 4, 13621 Ball rd. Both young people are graduates of Anaheim High school and both are well known in this city. Bride elect is employed in Los Angeles and her husband is working on a ranch. No date has been set for the wedding. June marriage licenses in Orange county fell slightly below the number issued during June, 1950, it was shown today by records of the county clerk's marriage license bureau where 237 were issued for June of this year as compared with 250 for June last year. Anaheim Police Chief Mark A. Stephenson, his wife and son, David, left Saturday for Medford, Ore., the first stop on the Chief's MORE ABOUT ... Red Radio (Continued from Page 1) could not accept an armistice at the 38th parallel, old dividing line of North and South Korea. Rhee said that would be appeasement ... "It will bring us closer to World War Three." He spoke immediately after a formal visit from U. S. Ambassador John Muccio and other American officials. Rhee's cabinet had discussed the question two and a half hours. "We want a cease-fire as soon as possible," the white-haired president said, "but the 38th parallel is something we cannot accept. "Cease-fire any time and everywhere is always welcome. We will do anything we can to stop the fighting—but not at the 38th parallel. The 77-year-old president paced up and down the driveway of his home as he told correspondents: "We are all interested in world peace. But there are certain ways to achieve it that are not by appeasement. Appeasement brings us closer to war, not to peace. "Our people have died, been killed; their homes destroyed and cities ruined. Boys of friendly nations have sacrificed their lives. "We didn't do it all without purpose. The purpose was to punish aggressors and to help establish collective security for all free nations." NEW LOOK FOR TIRES AKRON, O., (P) — Passenger car tires that are dirty and dingy MORE ABOUT ... No Red (Continued from Page 1) reported, and a feeling that the shooting would come to an end. However, news dispatches from Moscow and Washington suggested not too much should be expected in the immediate future from armistice moves. 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