anaheim-gazette 1951-09-17

Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1951 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 COUPLE CONGRATULATED—In Mrs. James R. Fucci, returned more than 500 guests yesterday lovely ballerina frock, fashioned last week in Las Vagas, Nev., plans to go into the restaurant CHURCH INCORPORATES SACRAMENTO (CNS) — Articles of incorporation for the First Southern Baptist Church of Anaheim were on file with Secre MARRIED 25 YEARS—More than 100 friends of Mr. and Mrs. William Dierberger called at their home at 523 S. Resh st., to extend congratulations over a three-day period on the occasion of the couple's silver wedding anniversary. An open house Saturday officially began the celebration which continued that evening with a square dance on the Dierberger lawn. The stream of callers, however, began a day earlier and continued through Sunday. William Dierbergers Feted on Occasion of Silver Anniversary A silver anniversary that unexpectedly became a three-day celebration commemorated over the week-end the 25 years of marriage of Mr. and Mrs. William Dierberger. Although the celebration was to have begun Saturday, neighbors began to call Friday, bestowing gifts on the couple at their Anaheim home, 523 S. Resh st. More than 50 guests called during the open house Saturday and enjoyed portions of the lovely wedding cake, decorated with silver bells and leaves and the traditional bride and groom. Mrs. Lyle Kobernik served the cake after the first cut had been made by the honoree. Mrs. George Dierberger of Anaheim, served punch from a sparkling cut-glass bowl more than a century old, loaned for the occasion by Mrs. Dwight Higgins of Pomona. Mrs. Wesley Dierberger of Anaheim, was in charge of the guest book. High point of Saturday's festivities for the celebrants was a telephone call from the couple's son, Pvt. Earl Dierberger, who is assigned to an anti-aircraft battery stationed in Korea. He has been overseas three months. During the evening hours, an additional 50 guests enjoyed square dancing on the lawn, under the luminous glow of Japanese lanterns. The Dierberger's son Robert had assisted in the arrangements for the gay setting. Dances were called by Lynn Alexander of Riverside, who brought his own recordings. He was accompanied to the party by his wife. Other out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burton of Inglewood and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Craig of Ontario. Others who assisted in serving were the couple's daughter, Betty and niece, Nancy Smith; Miss Roycene Jennings, their future daughter-in-law and Miss Alice Higgins of Anaheim. The couple were surprised Sunday, when 18 additional friends called to extend their best wishes. 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The couple were wed week in Las Vagas, Nev., and will make their home in Hollywood where the bridegroom to go into the restaurant business. INCORPORATES AMENTO (CNS) — Artincorporation for the First Baptist Church of Anatere on file with Secretory Fucci-Wurgate Post Nuptial Reception Held Auxiliary Head To Appoint CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY—FYbirthday anniversary at a parW. Kreidt. Pictured above (le Monrovia, Pamela Gerrin of Dickel st., Terry Kreidt, Nane Panhellenic Aid To Students is Benefit Object Approximately 450 guests e joyed Northern Orange county Panhellenic brunch-benefit Saurday at the Sunny Hills Recreation center. The benefit was he to raise funds for scholarshi which are awarded by the organ CONGRATULATED—In James R. Fucci, returned from a honeymoon trip to Arizona, received congratulations from than 500 guests yesterday. Mrs. Fucci, the former Joy Lane Wurgaft of Anaheim, wore the ballerina frock, fashioned of lace, which had been her wedding gown. The couple were wed week in Las Vagas, Nev., and will make their home in Hollywood where the bridegroom to go into the restaurant business. INCORPORATES AMENTO (CNS) — Arti-incorporation for the First Baptist Church of Anaheim on file with Secre-State Frank M. Jordan toors of the non-profit con- C. Ross Dea, 8201 Ven-Chester W. Harroun, 1206 badway and A. C. Willis, uucid ave., all of AnaCharles Freeborn of Starr and another heart attack, reported today. arseas three months. in the evening hours, an al 50 guests enjoyed dancing on the lawn, underinuous glow of Japanese The Dierberger's son, had assisted in the arents for the gay setting. were called by Lynn Alex- Riverside, who brought recordings. He was acced to the party by his out-of-town guests were Mrs. Earl Burton of and Mr. and Mrs. Craig of Ontario. who assisted in serving couple's daughter, Betty Ice, Nancy Smith; Miss Jennings, their future-in-law and Miss Alice of Anaheim. couple were surprised Sunen 18 additional friends extend their best wishes. Fucci-Wurgate Post Nuptial Reception Held One of the biggest, most clabo-rate affairs Anaheim has seen in many years was the post-honeymoon reception yesterday for Mr. and Mrs. James R. Fucci. The bride is the former Joy Lane Wurgaft of Anaheim. More than 500 guests greeted the hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wurgait, parents of the bride and the honored couple, in the spacious apartments of the local Elks club. Late afternoon cocktails and an ample buffet luncheon were served. An orchestra accompanied dancing in the banquet room. In an upper room a table was laden with wedding presents and twenty-four 11x14 photos of the bridal group, the wedding and the honeymoon stay at the Las Vegas Desert Inn. Mrs. Fucci was radiant in her wedding dress, a lace ballerina length white gown and tiara. Her husband toasted his bride with the traditional champagne. Attending the brightest social function of the past year were many prominent families of Anaheim. Seen among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Silize, son of the owner of Silize Corporation; Miss Ruth Thatcher, escorted by Jim Sutherland, Mrs. Carrie Lou Sutherland, who was present also; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hipes, affiliated with the Placentia Cooperative Orange ass'n; Mr. and Mrs. Al Cotler of Cotler's Clothing store, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Long, city license officer; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harpin, financial secretary of Alex Tamale Co.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McFadden, attorney-at-law and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Copeland, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell of Mitchell's, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Auest of Mercury Stationery store, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradley, Mr. Auxiliary Head To Appoint Year's Chairman Mrs. Elizabeth Neuman, president of the Anaheim American Legion Auxiliary, will announce her appointments of committee heads and hear final reports on plans for a rummage sale, at a meeting of the group tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Legion hall. The rummage sale is an annual fall event, and proceeds are used for rehabilitation and child welfare work. The sale will be conducted Wednesday, Thursday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at 142 E. Center st. Members who are bringing articles for the sale will bring them to the salesroom tomorrow between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., so they may be arranged for the threeday sale, according to Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd, publicity chairman. Another highlight of tomorrow night's meeting will be a resume of events at a recent department convention, Mrs. Boyd said. R. H. Gilman of Placentia was in town on Friday. Approximately 450 guests enjoyed Northern Orange county Panhellenic brunch-benefit Saturday at the Sunny Hills Recreation center. The benefit was held to raise funds for scholarships which are awarded by the organization to deserving women students from high schools in the area. The brunch began with service of chicken salad, followed by playing of bridge and canasta as awarding of prizes, several which were contributed by Orange county merchants. Ea-table was centered by an attractive houseplant which later was given as a prize. Favors were cosmetics. Northern Orange County Panhellenic members are women during their student days before ed to national sorority groups universities and colleges across the nation. They join in one sociation to carry out more efficiently the fraternal ideals scholarship and service to the community. Officers of the local group are Mrs. Harry Rainey president; Mrs. C. A. Petersson vice president; Mrs. R. Kent Wines, secretary and Mrs. L. Baumgardner, treasurer. Mrs. Rainey credited local men chants and businessmen for much SAVE 25% MOUS RE ale not make this factory allows t to withdraw time. STORE ANAHEIM 3621 MAINS long after the ENT" MR. COLEL OF COTTER'S CLOTHING store, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Long, city license officer; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Harpin, financial secretary of Alex Tamale Co.; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McFadden, attorney-at-law and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cope-land, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Mitchell of Mitchell's, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Auest of Mercury Stationery store, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Walker, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradley, Mr. and Mrs. David Dectz, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Ingram of McCoy and Mills, Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Stichtman, Anaheim branch manager of Culligan Soft Water Service; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hurst of Hurst Jeweler's and representatives of the Anaheim Gazette. The bride was born and reared in Anaheim and recently has been featured in her own television show emanating from Hollywood. Formerly she sang with Ted Flo Rito's band. The bridegroom will operate a restaurant business in Hollywood where the couple will make their home. They were married Wednesday in Chapel of the West, Las Vegas, Nev. The first meeting of the year for the board members of the high school P-TA will get underway Wednesday morning at 9:30 in the school cafeteria. It has been stated that this meeting is to be one of the more important of the year. All members are requested to attend. URGE ATTENDANCE Buena Park residents are urged to attend the meeting for the Community Chest to be held Tuesday evening at the Parish Hall of St. Pius Catholic church. NEW S CARR High quality, high fast American manufacture Wiltons, tone on tone You'll find colors and your home . . . for every pocketbook. Now's the time to "drive carpeting. Come in soon you our stock of beautiful complete in Orange co OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 8:30 151 NORTH LOS ANGELES ST. RATES BIRTHDAY—Friends of Helen (Cookie) Kreidt helped her to celebrate her seventh day anniversary at a party Saturday night in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt. Pictured above (left to right) are the guest of honor and her friends, Terrie Trapp of Grovia, Pamela Gerrin of S.. Dickel st., Diana Hammond, 852 S. Palm st.; Howard Gerrin of S. Bel st., Terry Kreidt, Nancy Hammond, 852 S. Palm st., and Nancy Trapp of Monrovia. HELEN KREIDT Celebrates Birthday Young Miss Helen Kreidt, known to her friends as "Cookie," observed the occasion of her seventh birthday anniversary Saturday evening at a party in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt, 828 S. Palm st. The guests passed the evening in coloring pictures and then enjoyed watching the honoree open her gifts. HOME FROM VACATION G. W. Irwin, 7862 Second st., Stanton, is back from a two-week vacation in northern Oregon. While Irwin was away R. Don Langmo, vice-president of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, presided for Irwin, who is president, at the regular monthly meeting. of the credit for the success of the event, owing to their cooperation in contributing to the drive Students is Benefit Object approximately 450 guests enNorthern Orange county's lenic brunch-benefit Satat the Sunny Hills Recreanter. The benefit was held se funds for scholarships are awarded by the organito deserving women stufrom high schools in the brunch began with serving icken salad, followed by g of bridge and canasta and ing of prizes, several of were contributed by Orcounty merchants. Each was centered by an attrachouseplant which later was as a prize. Favors were lices. Northern Orange County Pancies members are women who their student days belongnational sorority groups at sites and colleges across tion. They join in one assoon to carry out more effly the fraternal ideals of orship and service to the unity. Officers of the local are Mrs. Harry Rainey, ent; Mrs. C. A. Peterson, president; Mrs. R. Kenton secretary and Mrs. L. C. ardner, treasurer. Rainey credited local merand businessmen for much G. W. Irwin, 7862 Second st., Stanton, is back from a two-week vacation in northern Oregon. While Irwin was away R. Don Langmo, vice-president of the Stanton Chamber of Commerce, presided for Irwin, who is presi- dent, at the regular monthly meeting. of the credit for the success of the event, owing to their coopera- tion in contributing to the drive for funds. The party was planned and execu- ted by Mrs. C. J. Stull, general chairman and her committee, which included Mrs. Duke Clark, Mrs. Don Cruickshank, Mrs. Sam Ferraris, Mrs. Vern Kinietz, Mrs. J. C. Neighbors, Mrs. C. B. Neigh- bors, Mrs. C. A. Peterson, Mrs. Dale Phetteplace, Mrs. R. A. Shellabarger and Mrs. C. R. Simpson. Others who assisted the general chairman were Mrs. Merrill Gregory and Mrs. Lloyd Ruitcel of Fullerton and Mrs. Watson Morris of Anaheim. Anaheim prizewinners included Mrs. Louise Cordes, Mrs. Howard Louden, Mrs. Richard Glover, Mrs. J. Haeffner, Mrs. James Hendricks, Mrs. R. S. Harvey, Mrs. Nells Boege, Mrs. Virgil Daoust, Mrs. George Fowler, Mrs. Joe Thompson, Mrs. Eldon Hauck, Mrs. Lee Havener, Miss Clara Mork, Mrs. James L. Morris, Mrs. Doris Baker and Mrs. Houston Kier. Celebrates Birthday Young Miss Helen Kreidt, known to her friends as "Cookie," observed the occasion of her seventh birthday anniversary Saturday evening at a party in the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt, 828 S. Palm st. The guests passed the evening in coloring pictures and then enjoyed watching the honoree open her gifts. The birthday table was centered with a merry-go-round cake which was served with ice cream. There were party favors for each guest. EASTERNERS SETTLE HERE Mrs. Conna E. Pollack is entertaining her sister, Mrs. Edith Owen and Warren Johnson of Kalamazoo, Mich., at 8042 Starr st. Mrs. Owen visited here a year ago June and liked it so well she is having her furniture shipped out and will make her permanent home here. Mr. Pollack is taking a week's vacation from Chrysler Motor Co., in Los Angeles to show the visitors points of interest Mex- lico and the Los Angeles County Fair. If You Drive! Don't Drink AT SMITH-REAFSNYDER . . . NEW STYLES IN CARPETING NEW STYLES IN CARPETING High quality, high fashion carpeting from leading American manufacturers. Twists, velvets, carved Wiltons, tone on tone effects . . . You'll find colors and patterns for every room in your home . . . for every decorative plan . . . to fit every pocketbook. Now's the time to "dress up" your home with new carpeting. Come in soon. We will be happy to show you our stock of beautiful patterns, one of the most complete in Orange county. 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