anaheim-gazette 1951-08-31

Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1901 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 8206 Evering Services at White Temple Unite Betty Siems-Gordon Mahoney Impressive services at White Temple Methodist church last night united Miss Betty Siems, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Siems of Hansen rd. and Gordon Mahoney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harland Mahoney of 816 N. Helena st. Double ring services were read by the Rev. Robert Kevorkian. Soft candlelight illuminated the altar, decorated in white gladiolus and chrysanthemums. The pretty bride chose for her wedding attire a gown of white satin with a nylon net yoke and a bertha embroidered in pearls. The long tapered sleeves were pointed at the wrist and the skirt, gathered to a fitted waist, fell in a train. She carried a bouquet of white roses and stephanotis centered with a white orchid. Maid of honor, Miss Janice Schamp, wore a pink taffeta dress with an arm bouquet of pink roses and a pink rose headdress. Bridesmaids were Miss LaVonne Heit-t Arizona Minister To Give Sermon at Vacationers Report Good Fishing Mr. and Mrs. Julian Porter Black of Hansen Manor returned from a fishing trip to the Encrada bay with a record catch of fish: baracuda, rock, cod, calico and kelp bass, sea trout, bonita and sheeps head. With the hurricane blowing in about 100 miles per hour, they were grounded Monday and took in the Encrada Annual Flesta. Tuesday, with a party of five, they went out on the Gaviota II: Fred Yarborough of Torrance, William R. Stack of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. James Hanna and Bill Nelson of Santa Monica and fished part of the day in a light rain. They even landed a full grown seal on the line and finally ended the struggle by shooting him. Wednesday, the harbor master tied all the boats up again, because of heavy rains. Bob Adkinson Home on Leave Bob Adkison, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Adkinson, Sr., of 7232 E. Cerritos, is home on leave from Fort Ord. He is receiving congratulations on the birth of a daughter, born Wednesday, at the hospital at Camp Pendelton. Vicki weighs six pounds and 11 ounces. She and her mother, the former Norma Elleen Lane, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Warren C. Lane of 5859 Parapet, Lakewood Village, will make their home in Lakewood, while Bob goes with the infantry to Alaska for 18 months. Arizona Minister To Give Sermon at Southern Baptist Rev. Marvin E. Heard of Phoenix, Ariz., will speak from the pulpit of the First Southern Baptist church at both services Sunday. Southern Baptists are meeting temporarily in the VFW hall, 106 N. Philadelphia. Rev. Heard is a graduate of Ouachita Baptist college, Arkadelphia, Ark., and the University of Arizona at Tucson. He worked with Pima Indians in Arizona for seven years doing missionary work, and was pastor of the First Baptist church of Gilbert, Ariz., for five years. He and his wife are visiting Mrs. Heard's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Dobkins on Harbor blvd. ANTIQUES CLOSE OUT SALE Begins Sept. 1 Victorian Furniture Hobnail, Cranberry Hanging Lamps Gone With the Wind Lamps Marble Top Tables Large Selection of Cut Glass, Copper, Brass, Bric-a-brac, etc. OPEN EVENINGS NANCY and LEE Assisting were Mrs. Edward Siems of Berkeley, Mrs. Charles Siems of Beverly Hills and Mrs. Wilton Abplanalp of Anaheim, all auctions of the bride, and Eva Deasy, the bridegroom's aunt. Mrs. Siems received guests in a dress of aqua lace and chiffon with a corsage of white orchids. Mrs. Mahoney wore a rose lace and crepe formal with a white orchid corsage. For her Northern California honeymoon the bride chose a grey suit with violet accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. She is a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton Junior college and is employed in Buena Park where they will make their home. The bridegroom is a graduate of Anaheim high school and is now employed there. Shower Honors Bride-to-be A pretty bridal shower in the home of Sue Lane, 224 E. South st., last night honored Miss Darleen Morris. Co-hostesses were Lorraine Montijo and Marlyn Stueckle. The honoree will marry Lorraine Heinrich of Anaheim on Sept. 17. Prizes for games played during the evening were awarded to Virginia Dutzl and Lorraine Montijo. Refreshments of ice cream, cake and punch were served after the honored guest had opened her many lovely personal gifts. A dainty pastel blue umbrella centered the table. Attending were Mrs. Dick Tozer, Mrs. John Bruce, Mrs. Chuck Hunt, Mrs. Alfred Spire, Mrs. Frank Krodei, Miss Helen Salaets, Miss Donna Fairchild and Miss Dutzl. Unable to be present were Miss Carol McDermott, Miss Annette Crenshaw, Miss Joan Kelly and Mrs. Garth Menges. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, 122 W. Sycamore st., have been entertaining his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butterbaugh of Strathmore, for the past week. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Lupton of 7160 E. Monroe st., were guests at the Del Mar while staying in Ensenada, Mex., this week. gratulations on the birth of a daughter, born Wednesday, at the hospital at Camp Pendelton. Vicki weighs six pounds and 11 ounces. She and her mother, the former Norma Ellen Lane, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Warren C. Lane of 5859 Parapet, Lakewood Village, will make their home in Lakewood, while Bob goes with the infantry to Alaska for 18 months. Thursday afternoon, the John Adkisons', Sr., their daughter, Mrs. Walter Teagarden and their son, Mr. and Mrs. John Adkison, Jr., all drove to Oceanside to see the new baby. Assistance League Fashion Show Set With Mrs. J. E. Walters as party chairman, plans are progressing for Anaheim Assistance League's annual fashion show and luncheon to be held at the Balboa Bay club on Sept. 25. Decorations are to be handled by Mrs. Foster Warwick, assisted by Mrs. Charles Pearson, Mrs. Harry Horn and Mrs. John Woods. Ticket chairmen are Mrs. Homer Ames and Mrs. Glen Peck. Mrs. Peter Fluor and Mrs. Arthur Elliott are in charge of prizes. The fashion show will be presented by the Mary Millerick shop of Anaheim. Eastern Star Plans Picnic on Sept. 4 Past Matrons and Past Patrons of the Anaheim Eastern Star will hold a picnic meeting at the south end of City park next Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. Those attending should bring their own table service and bread. Sermon Topic Given For Bethel Baptist Church Service The pastor, Rev. Jacksteit, will be speaking on a very timely subject Sunday morning in Bethel Baptist church, "The Conscious of the Nation." The Sunday evening topic will be, "The Simplicity That Was in Christ." Bethel Baptist church, one of the oldest churches in Anaheim is looking forward to a busy year Wind Lamps Marble Top Tables Large Selection of Cut Glass, Copper, Brass, Bric-a-brac, etc. OPEN EVENINGS NANCY and LEE ANTIQUES 3½ miles south of Knott's Berry Farm on Highway 39 1½ mile south of Stanton Mr. and Mrs. Wayne L. Butterbaugh, 122 W. Sycamore st., have been entertaining his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Butterbaugh of Strathmore, for the past week. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Lupton of 7160 E. Monroe st., were guests at the Del Mar while staying in Ensenada, Mex., this week. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis R. Fox of 6272 Darlington ave., Buena Park, and their son, James, have returned from a trip to Chicago by plane, where they took delivery on a new car. They visited relatives in Pittsburgh, Pa., Ohio and New York state. ATTENTION! BEGINNING TOMORROW, SEPT. 1 New Hours for the Downtown Office of ERMISCH "My Cleaner" 350 W. Center St. at Helena WILL BE AS FOLLOWS: MONDAY through FRIDAY, 8 to 6 p.m. SATURDAY, 8 to 8:30 p.m. MRS. BERNICE ATHY, The new manager, wishes to extend a cordial welcome to all customers of Ermisch "My Cleaner" For Bethel Baptist Church Service The pastor, Rev. Jacksteit, will be speaking on a very timely subject Sunday morning in Bethel Baptist church, "The Conscious of the Nation." The Sunday evening topic will be, "The Simplicity That Was in Christ." Bethel Baptist church, one of the oldest churches in Anaheim is looking forward to a busy year under the leadership of Rev. Jacksteit. The newly-formed board of Christian Education under the chairmanship of the pastor met on Tuesday evening in the home of Herbert Bowen to lay plans for the fall and winter. A recommendation was acted upon, and passed by the church, to secure new nursery rooms and to employ a trained nursery worker. It was also decided to set up fully accredited Leadership Training school on Oct. 8, through the 12th. Four courses will be offered by well trained teachers. This training school will be open to the public without charge. The members serving on the Board of Education are: Rev. Berthold Jacksteit, chairman; Dora Quast, Esther Leuschner; Donna Stabbert, Leola Bowen; Phillip Boettcher; Eugene Bressel; Herbert Bowen, Paul G. Jungkelt; Ervin Mabs; Robert Quast; Herbert W. Stabbert and Menno Thiesen. Women of the Ladies' Guild of the Lutheran church of the Messiah are holding a bazaar in the church on Oct. 19, in Buena Park. Dinner will be served and hand-made articles and home cooked food put on sale. If You Drive! Don't Drink Wesley Methodist Offers Special Music at Service Special music by the choir, including soprano and baritone duel "Take Up Thy Cross," sung by Margaret Elliott and John Albright, will highlight the Sunday morning service at Wesley Methodist church. The Rev. McKinley Walker's sermon subject is "A Man For the Gap." Even in Ezekiel's city there was labor trouble, and he sought a man to build the breach in the wall. Today, if peace is to be found many people will be needed to rebuild the gap of broken treaties, lost friendships, and false accusations," said Mr. Walker. Rev. John Saville To Resume Duties The Rev. John K. Saville, Mrs. Saville and their three children are returning to Anaheim this week-end. They have been vacationing during August at the family summer home located near Ophir, Ore. Mr. Saville will resume his church duties at St. Michael's on Sunday, Sept. 2. Services will be: 8 a.m., Holy Communion, 10:30 service, at which time the rector will begin a series of sermons called "Sermons from Nature," beginning with "Finding God along the Highway" on Sept. 2; Sept. 9, "Salmon Fishing and the Elder Brother;" Sept. 16, "Mt. Shasta and Life's Growing Edge;" Sept. 23, "The enduring Christ and the Oregon Coast." Search Continuing For Body of Navy Flyer on Catalina LOS ANGELES (AP) — Search continued today for the body of a Navy flier believed killed with three others in the crash of two Navy torpedo bombers on Santa Catalina Island last Tuesday. Bodies of the other three were found Wednesday in the wreckage Greyhound Line Bus Strike Off SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Bay area workers of Pacific Greyhouses last night won union recognition that averted a threatened strike that could have tied up Greyhour buses in seven western states over the busy Labor Day weekend. Greyhound agreed to recognize the AFL Amalgamated Association on the birth of a born Wednesday, at the Camp Pendelton. weighs six pounds and is. She and her mother, her Norma Ellen Lane, of Rev. and Mrs. Warren of 5859 Parapet, Lake Village, will make their lakewood, while Bob goes infantry to Alaska for day afternoon, the John Sr., their daughter, later Teagarden and their and Mrs. John Adkison, move to Oceanside to see baby. race League on Show Set Mrs. J. E. Walters as chairman, plans are pro-for Anaheim Assistance annual fashion show and to be held at the Balclub on Sept. 25. ions are to be handled Foster Warwick, assisted Charles Pearson, Mrs. Barn and Mrs. John Woods. chairmen are Mrs. Homer and Mrs. Glen Peck. Mrs. Luor and Mrs. Arthur in charge of prizes. shlon show will be pre- the Mary Millerick shop im. ern Star Plans on Sept. 4 patrons and Past Patrons Anaheim Eastern Star will meet meeting at the south city park next Tuesday at attending should bring table service and bread. ion Topic Given Bethel Baptist Church Service vestor, Rev. Jacksteit, will ring on a very timely sub-day morning in Bethel church, "The Conscious of man." The Sunday evening be, "The Simplicity That christ." Baptist church, one of churches in Anaheim is forward to a busy year Search Continuing For Body of Navy Flyer on Catalina LOS ANGELES (P) — Search continued today for the body of a Navy flier believed killed with three others in the crash of two Navy torpedo bombers on Santa Catalina island last Tuesday. Bodies of the other three were found Wednesday in the wreckage of the aircraft. The planes were part of a mass evacuation of military aircraft from coastal areas before a storm which dissipated over Lower California. Greyhound Line Bus Strike Off SAN FRANCISCO (P) — Bay area workers of Pacific Greyhound last night won union recognition that averted a threatened strike that could have tied up Greyhour buses in seven western states over the busy Labor Day weekend. Greyhound agreed to recognize the AFL Amalgamated Association of Motor Coach Employees a bargaining agent for the clerks. 10 drivers, members of that union had said they would respect pick et lines if the clerka struck. Eat More California Oranges If You Drive! Don't Drink If you wore towels- GET Bethel Baptist Church Service istor, Rev. Jacksteit, will ing on a very timely subday morning in Bethel church, "The Conscious of n." The Sunday evening be, "The Simplicity That Christ." Baptist church, one of churches in Anaheim is forward to a busy year leadership of Rev. Jacknewly-formed board of Education under the ship of the pastor met on evening in the home of Bowen to lay plans for and winter. A recommens acted upon, and passed urch, to secure new nurs and to employ a trained worker. It was also decidup fully accredited Leadning school on Oct. 8, the 12th. Four courses offered by well trained This training school will to the public without "I WASH AND IRON IN ONE DAY" says Mrs. Josie Baker Pomona, California "I no longer have to dampen clothes for ironing. By setting the control of my automatic gas clothes dryer, I have my clothes in perfect condition for ironing as they leave the dryer. Due to the speed of my dryer, I can do all my washing and ironing in one day." YOUR HOME LAUNDRY ISN'T COMPLETE WITHOUT AUTOMATIC GAS CL 37 Year Resident Of Anaheim Dies After Long Illness Frederick Alexander Siegel, 78, a native of Germany and a resident of Anaheim for 37 years, died yesterday morning at a Fullerton Rest Home after a prolonged illness. He leaves his wife, Anna Siegel; two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth Podlech of Los Angeles and Mrs. Anne Marle Taylor of Westwood; one sister, Mrs. Ella Mehler of Germany and three grandchildren. Private funeral services will be conducted from the Hillgenfeld chapel Saturday morning. The family requests no flowers. All associated riding clubs of Orange county are invited to attend a ride to Idyllwilde scheduled for the Labor Day week-end by the Carefree Riders' riding club. The Tri-City Wranglers are postponing their regular Saturday night dance so the dates will not conflict. According to Lloyd Linton, Wranglers' president, the Saturday night dances will be resumed each Saturday starting Sept. 8. The Orange county soldiers docked from the transport Aiken Victory in San Francisco, Wednesday. They are listed among the 1491 returning from combat duty in Korea. Two boys from Buena Park are Corp. Edward G. Parker of 8702 Western ave., and Corp. Edward W. Noack, 559 Thalla St. The third from Fullerton is M/Sgt. Harold ABC Starts Regular East-West Hookup In TV Broadcasts LOS ANGELES (F)—The American Broadcasting Co. will use the new East-West microwave television link for five and a half hours a week, effective Sept. 20. This was announced yesterday by Donn B. Tatum, video director of ABC's western division. Of this time, a half hour will originate in Hollywood and the rest in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Lewis of 10321 S. Stanton ave., will leave Sept. 1 for Cleveland, Ohio, Niagara Falls, and New York. They will return home via Rye, Colo., where Mrs. Lewis will visit her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gleason, while Lewis goes elk hunting at Meeker, Colo., near the Wyoming border. They will be home about Nov. 1. Iceland came under Norwegian rule in 1262, then came under Danish rule in 1380, and finally, became independent in 1918. Special SATURDAY ONLY Lovely, Fragrant, Fresh ROSES $250 2 Doz. CASH AND CARRY or $300 The Orange county soldiers docked from the transport Alken Victory in San Francisco, Wednesday. They are listed among the 1491 returning from combat duty in Korea. Two boys from Buena Park are Corp. Edward G. Parker of 8702 Western ave., and Corp. Edward W. Noack, 559 Thalla st. The third from Fullerton is M/Sgt. Harold A. Welton. For a quick homemade version of Italian pizza, split English muffins, spread with butter, grated cheese and tomato or chili sauce and toast under broiler. Special Saturday Only Lovely, Fragrant, Fresh ROSES $2.50 Doz. CASH and CARRY or $3.00 Doz. 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