anaheim-gazette 1952-03-11

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 RECEPTION followed the Sunday marriage of Warren Leon Wallace and Elizabeth Oberlin.—(Arsene photo) Angela Ricker Weds Kansas Man At St. Boniface Planning to establish resident in Topeka, Kansas, are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leon Irwin whose marriage was solemnized recently at St. Boniface Catholic church by the Rev. Michael Casey. Bride is the former Miss Angela Catherine Ricker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe B. Ricker and E. Katella ave., Anaheim. For the impressive morning nuptials she wore a ballerina gown of white nylon eyelet embroidered over imported pure silk. Her headdress was made of matching eyelet material and she carried orchids and carnations on a white prayer book. Maid of honor was the bride cousin, Miss Audrey Ricker, who wore an orchid taffeta dress and carried a Colonial bouquet. Joe Ricker was best man. Members of the immediate family were received in the Rickle home following the ceremony. Mrs. Darrell Guest, Mrs. Theresa Lattrell and Mrs. John Ricker assisted. Mrs. Ricker wore a navy blue suit with matching accessories and a white carnation corsage and Mrs. Irwin chose a navy blue sheer dress with navy accessories and a carnation corsage. When the couple departed for their new home, 2142 Buchanan st., Topeka, Kansas, the bride weared a print dress with white accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. She is a graduate of Anaheim High school. RECEPTION followed the Sunday marriage of Warren Leon Wallace and Elizabeth Oberlin.—(Arsene photo) Afternoon Services Unite Warren Wallace-Eizabeth Oberlin at Baptist Church Tall pink candles with pink and white stock were the pretty altar decorations in First Baptist church Sunday afternoon when Miss Elizabeth Oberlin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Oberlin of Riverside, was united in marriage with Warren Leon Wallace of San Bernardino. The Rev. Robert Kevorkian officiated at the 4 p.m. rites. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of chantilly lace and white slipper satin. A lace peplum and cathedral train complimented the full skirt, and the bodice was designed with a sheer neckline and long fitted sleeves. A lace cap held her veil of illusion net and she carried tillies of the valley and white tullips. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. A. D. Scott, who wore pale pink nylon net over taffeta and carried pink tulips. Miss Rebecca Kemp was flower girl. Best man was Charles Kirkpatrick and ushers were Robert Yount, Merle Tree and James Winter, USNR and USN respectively. Miss Marilyn Miller, soloist, was accompanied by Mrs. V. T. Miller at the organ. Mrs. Oberlin wore a two piece dress with a corsage of garnet rosebuds and lily of the valley and Mrs. Wallace wore a spring suit with a matching corsage. Assisting at the reception were Vera Oberlin, Anne Kemp, Vivian Gothard, LaMoyne Spicer, Mrs. Yount and Mrs. J. V. Thompson. Guest book was in charge of Laressia Spicer. Following a Catalina honeymoon the couple will reside in Anaheim. Bride is a graduate of Redlands University and is on the faculty at Loara school. Her husband is stationed with the USN-RTC at Los Alamitos. Bride-Elect Feted at Shower Pink and green decorations lent a spring theme to the pretty shower honoring Miss Margaret Gardner Sunday afternoon. Hostesses for the party were Miss Joyce Enloe and Miss Marlene Fox who entertained in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fox on N. Olive st. Appropriate games were played during the evening and prizes were awarded to Miss Barbara Trapp and Mrs. Margie Hund. Cake with whipped cream, coffee and punch were served by the hostesses who were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Harry Fox and Mrs. W. H. Enloe. Attending were Mrs. Eugenia Gardner, mother of the honoree; Mrs. Mary Lou Hunt, Miss Verne Hooker, Mrs. Margie Hund, Miss Barbara Trapp, Miss Janet Vincent, Miss Jo Burdick, Miss Barbara Mary, Miss Patty Brooks, Miss Patty Mattox, Miss Annette Ater and Mrs. Jeanette Ward. Unable to attend but sending gifts were Mrs. Lynn Montgomery, Miss Madge Dunagan, Mrs. Maloney, Mrs. Carol Justus, Miss Shirley Bay and Mrs. Donny Dickens. When the couple departed for their new home, 2142 Buchanan St., Topeka, Kansas, the bride weared a print dress with white accessories and the orchid from her bouquet. She is a graduate of Anaheim High School. Her husband, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Irwin of Topeka, Kansas, is graduate of schools in that city. Present for the wedding were Mrs. M. C. Irwin, mother of the bridegroom from Topeka, Kansas and Mrs. Joe Richter, sister of the bridegroom from Topeka. Girl Scout News Three Girl Scout troops turn news of special events, recent activities, and future plans. They are Troop 27 and 37 from Fremont and Senior Scout Troop 8. The Fremont Troops held an impressive Court of Awards Ceremony at La Palma Youth Center building on Feb. 29. Several girls became first class Scouts. Attaining first class rank from Scout Troop 27 were Louella Bakey Dorothy Bovee, Kaye Caffee, MiRED Hernandez and Kaye Renni from Troop 37 were Glenda Grau Carol Hemkin, Kay Eldred, Allene Schafer, Glenda Simontoff Charlene Allen and Diane Rickards. "To earn First Class Girl Scout Rank means completing requirements for 12 badges," stated Mildred Hernandez, scribe for Troop 27, "and represents continual effort on the part of Scout combined with good leadership." Other girls working toward First Class and receiving badge to that end were Barbara Brook Virginia Cabellero, Lucy Fischl Linda Howe, Margaret Oliver from Troop 27. Harlean Maye Sharon Ross and Louise Cowee are new members to this troop and were present at the ceremony with the troop leaders Mrs. John Bovee and Mrs. Norman Tessner. Receiving badges from Troop 37 were Barbara Dierberger, Barb County Music Fest Wednesday Night Weeks of rehearsal will be culminated Wednesday evening when vocalists of 12 high schools present the 1952 Orange County Vocal Music Festival in Santa Ana Union High school auditorium, beginning at 8 p.m. About 150 Fullerton Union High school students will take part in the program. Four different vocal groups from each school are to participate, including Freshman girls' glee clubs, advanced girls' glee clubs, boys' glee clubs, and mixed choruses. Soloists from FUHS are Nancy Arnold and Michael Hines. Nelson Bonar of Fullerton will conduct the advanced girls who are to sing "Silent Strings." "Adoramus to Christe," "Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor," and "O Mary, Don't You Weep." About two weeks later, March 28, bands and orchestras of Orange County high schools will unite to present the annual instrumental music festival, with practice now underway. Picture Framing Large Selection of Moldings SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 Women's Club To See Fullerton JC Actors Presenting a mock radio broadcast, five students of the Fullerton junior college drama department will appear before the Brea Women's club March 11, according to Alex Omalev, instructor. First portion of the program will be a radio adaptation of Karel Capek's famous play, "RUR" (Rosen's Universal Robots). Script is by Don Padgett (Pico), who will act and direct the play as well. The mock radio presentation will be complete with music, sound effects, and mieophones. Others in the cast of "RUR" are Joyce Shunk, Anaheim; Vaughn Hall, Brea; Greg Gorby, Fullerton, and Mary Sue Hall, Stockton. George Washington P-TA meets Wednesday, March 12, at 2 p.m. in the school auditorium. Paul Cook, superintendent of schools, will speak on "The Reading Program." Baby sitter is available at the school. Madrid, Spain, rises starkly from the treeless tableland of Central Spain. First Class and receiving badge to that end were Barbara Brooks Virginia Cabellero, Lucy Fischli Linda Howe, Margaret Olver from Troop 27. Harlean Maye Sharon Ross and Louise Cowee are new members at this troop and were present at the ceremony with the troop leaders Mrs. John Bovee and Mrs. Norman Tessner. Receiving badges from Troop 37 were Barbara Dierberger, Barbara Martin, Verlee Elliot, Donn Wright and Janice Krah. Leader for Troop 37 are Mrs. Kennet Eldred and Mrs. Herman Schafer. From Santa Ana were Marine Senior Scouts with leader Virginia Stone to aid in Court of Award ceremony. Mariners Joan Fedde and Barbara Hawkins presented badges while midshipmate Sonrdr Hulbert presented First Class Awards. Prior to awards was a program in which flag bearer Lucy Fischlo assisted by Kay Eldred and Verlee Elliot presented the Color while Kay Rennie led the Flagsalute. Giving 40th birthday readings were Glenda Simonton, Lindy Howe, Peggy Jo Dargatz, Louell Baker, Glenda Gray, Kaye Caffee Barbara Martin and Mildre Hernandez. Presenting badge talks were Allene Schafer and Dorothy Bovee. The Court of Awards ceremony closed with Girl Scouts, Mariner and guests singing several Scout songs before enjoying a social time with refreshments. Senior Scout News Mrs. William Bushman, pass president of Anaheim Girl Scouts explained to Senior Girl Scout Troop 8 the functioning of the local, national, and international Girl Scout Orangization at the last meeting of the troop. Also present was Mrs. Don May, pro- Angela Ricker Lands Kansas Man St. Boniface going to establish residence ka, Kansas, are Mr. and ed Leon Irwin whose maras solemnized recently in surface Catholic church by Michael Casey. is the former Miss Antherine Ricker, daughter and Mrs. Joe B. Ricker of alla ave., Anaheim. the impressive morning she wore a ballerina gown nylon eyelet embroidery ported pure silk. Her hat of matching eyelet mand she carried orchids and ons on a white prayer of honor was the bride's Miss Audrey Ricker, who orchid taffeta dress and a Colonial bouquet. Ricker was best man. ers of the immediate fame received in the Ricker allowing the ceremony. Mrs. Guest, Mrs. Theresa Litd Mrs. John Ricker asRicker wore a navy blue with matching accessories white carnation corsage and twin chose a navy blue ress with navy accessories carnation corsage. the couple departed for new home, 2142 Buchanan ka, Kansas, the bride was a print dress with white ties and the orchid from quet. She is a graduate heim High school. Her HELEN STRICKLAND Betrothal Told At Dinner Party First to hear news of the engagement of Miss Helen Joan Strickland of this city and Melvin LeRoy Sheppard of Wilmington, were members of both families who gathered for a dinner party Sunday in the Strickland home. The message was revealed in a beautifully decorated cake with the names "Helen and Melvin" written in yellow and surrounded by yellow roses and white doves. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Strickland of Ellsworth st., and is in her senior year at Anaheim high school. Her finance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheppard of Wilmington, is a Second Class Petty Officer stationed at San Diego NTS. He will leave for Korea in May 10 DAYS—ENDING Anniversary Sale PreWEDNESDAY 3 Anniversary Gift Awards TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE Saturday March 15 - 5:00 p.m. with matching accessories white carnation corsage and win chose a navy blue dress with navy accessories carnation corsage. The couple departed for new home, 2142 Buchanan eka, Kansas, the bride was a print dress with white ties and the orchid from quet. She is a graduate theim High school. Her son of Mr. and Mrs. M. of Topeka, Kansas, is a of schools in that city. ant for the wedding were C. Irwin, mother of the room from Topeka, Kansas, Joe Richter, sister of egroom from Topeka. Scout News Girl Scout troops turn in special events, recent acand future plans. They top 27 and 37 from Fremont for Scout Troop 8. Fremont Troops held an ave Court of Awards CereLa Palma Youth Center on Feb. 29. Several girls first class Scouts. Attaint class rank from Scout 77 were Louella Baker, Bovee, Kaye Caffee, Millmanzez and Kaye Rennie; top 37 were Glenda Gray, Memkin, Kay Eldred, Alnafer, Glenda Simonton, Allen and Diane Richto earn First Class Girl ank means completing reests for 12 badges," states Hernandez, scribe for 77, "and represents confort on the part of Scouts with good leadership." girls working toward ass and receiving badges and were Barbara Brooks, Cabellero, Lucy Fischle, Mowe, Margaret Olvera top 27. Harlean Mayer, ross and Louise Cowee are members to this troop and resent at the ceremony troop leaders Mrs. John and Mrs. Norman Tessner. ing badges from Troop Barbara Dierberger, Bar- P-TA Cook Book Ready for Issue The Magnolia P-TA met recently with the president, Mrs. Homer Kirk, presiding. The flag salute was by Cub Scout Stephen Justus. The forthcoming cookbook compiled by members with their favorite recipes will soon be completed and offered to the public. Members were urged to assist with the Red Cross drive, March 3 to 10. Mrs. Frank Cushing, program chairman, presented Mrs. Jane Dickerson, fourth grade teacher, in a skit, "Wagon Wheels." Nominating committee was appointed to be Mmes. James Allen, Richard S. Yater, L. M. Allred and Mattie Lou Maxwell, principal. Tea hostesses were Mrs. Edmund R. Cook, William Peterson, Yater and Allred. APPLE FOR TEACHER OK'D MOLINE, III (P)—Is it all right to give the teacher an apple? The Moline board of education says it is, providing the teacher has no hand in collecting money to pay for it. That's the gist of a new rule being written into the re-drafted rules and regulations of the board. When you buy a skillet choose one that is substantial. A skillet of lightweight or poor-quality sheet metal is likely to warp; warping means that the pan will teeter on the range so that the names "Helen and Melvin" written in yellow and surrounded by yellow roses and white doves. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Strickland of Ellsworth st., and is in her senior year at Anaheim high school. Her finance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheppard of Wilmington, is a Second Class Petty Officer stationed at San Diego NTS. He will leave for Korea in May with the wedding to take place when he returns. Guests at the dinner were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sheppard, Jay D. Sheppard, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Strickland and the honorees. Gift Awards TO BE GIVEN AWAY ABSOLUTELY FREE Saturday March 15 - 5:00 p.m. 50.00 30.00 20.00 In Merchandise of Your Choice No purchase necessary, simply register your name, address and phone number. There will be registration books in every department. You do not have to be present to win one of these awards. Anniversary Sale of Wool O' The West ALL WOOL BLANKETS Wool O' The West "Treasure" 72x90 inch, 100% all wool, in white, aqua, sunset red, congo green, blue mist, yellow, cameo and rosy haze. Regular 19.95 values Anniversary Sale Price.....13^95 Wool O' The West 3 Dimensional ALL WOOL BLANKETS 8 dimensional blankets are designed to fit your bed, mitered corners at foot zip closed, stays in place all night, good range of popular colors. 66 Twin Size, Regular 14.95 Anniversary Sale Price.....12^95 72 Full Bed Size, Regular 15.95 Anniversary Sale Price.....13^95 class and receiving badges and were Barbara Brooks, Cabellero, Lucy Fischle, Mowe, Margaret Olvera Coop 27. Harlean Mayer, ross and Louise Cowee are members to this troop and present at the ceremony of troop leaders Mrs. John and Mrs. Norman Tessner. ing badges from Troop Barbara Dierberger, Bartin, Verlee Elliot, Donna and Janice Krah. Leaders up 37 are Mrs. Kenneth and Mrs. Herman Schafer. Santa Ana were Mariner Scouts with leader Virginia aid in Court of Awards Mariners Joan Fedden barna Hawkins presented while midshipmate Sondra presented First Class awards was a program flag bearer Lucy Fischle, boy Kay Eldred and Vertet presented the Colors day Rennie led the Flag living 40th birthday readGlenda Simonton, Linda Neggy Jo Dargatz, Louella Glenda Gray, Kaye Caffee, Martin and Mildred z-Presenting badge talks Gene Schafer and Dorothy court of Awards ceremony with Girl Scouts, Mariners singing several Scoutbefore enjoying a social refreshments. Scout News William Bushman, past of Anaheim Girl Scouts, to Senior Girl Scout the functioning of the national, and international cut Orangization at the ting of the troop. Also was Mrs. Don May, pro- When you buy a skillet choose one that is substantial. A skillet of lightweight or poor-quality sheet metal is likely to warp; warping means that the pan will teeter on the range so that the fat will run to one side and food will cook unevenly and stick. gram chairman for Anaheim Girl Scouts, who asked the following girls from Troop 8 to assist in Julliette Lowe program on March 22: Shirley Schmitz as Mistress of ceremonies, Cathy Peltzer as Color guard, Marjory Monnig as Flag collector, Carol Bushman as troop stage manager, Donna May as speaker on meaning of Julliette Lowe fund, and Peggy Sterba, Paula Lande, Ruth Gillespie and Carol Miller as song leaders. Mrs. R. L. Baker spoke briefly on Established Camp plans and the part that program aids play in Scouting. Mrs. P. W. Schmitz, leader, announced possibility of a future explorer Scout and Senior Scout work shop for the purpose of acquiring more outdoor skills. The troop agreed that it would meet twice a month instead of monthly as in the past, that it would cook the YLI breakfast March 16, that each girl would choose a foreign country from which she wished to secure a penal and that the recording secretary would write for names from the International Department of Scouting in New York. President of Senior Scout Troop Carol Miller adjourned the meeting after Mrs. Bushman and Ruth Gillespie served refreshments. 8 dimensional blankets are designed to fit your bed, mitered corners at foot zip closed, stays in place all night, good range of popular colors. 66 Twin Size. Regular 14.95 Anniversary Sale Price.....12$^95 72 Full Bed Size, Regular 15.95 Anniversary Sale Price.....13$^95 street floor, downstairs Men's Pure Spun NYLON SOCKS A special purchase of about 15 dozen men's pure spun nylon socks, sizes 10 to 13, 5 popular colors to choose from . Anniversary Special Purchase Price .....69$^c Boy's Fancy Knit POLO SHIRTS A special purchase of regular 1.50 quality, boy's fancy knit polo shirts, short sleeves, Anniversary Special Purchase Price .....89$^c street floor CONTINUES ALL THIS WEEK 45TH anniversary Sale —ENDING SATURDAY, MARCH 15th Sale Prices Quoted Here Effective TESDAY THRU SATURDAY SPECIAL PURCHASE! Warner's-Gossard GIRDLES, BRAS GARTER BELTS Gossard Panty Girdles, cotton, ray-on and nylon combination. Regular 8.95 value, 500 SPECIAL PURCHASE! New Spring COTTON DRESSES A very special purchase of crisp, sunny cottons,...new styles, new patterns, new colors, smart combinations and style details...and a complete range of sizes. Anniversary Special 295 Warner’s-Gossard GIRDLES, BRAS GARTER BELTS Gossard Panty Girdles, cotton, ray-on and nylon combination. 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Cotton and Rayon LUNCH SETS New Spring COTTON DRESSES A very special purchase of crisp, sunny cottons, . . . new styles, new patterns, new colors, smart combinations and style details . . . and a complete range of sizes. Anniversary Special Purchase Price..... 2¹⁹ second floor SPECIAL PURCHASE! "Miss Hawaii" SWIM SUITS Made by Kamehamehs of Hawaii, creators of world famous Waikiki Beach Togs. Beautiful Hawaiian prints, bright color combinations. In 1 and 2 piece styles. Anniversary Special Purchase Price Women’s sizes Junior sizes S. M. L. S. M. L. (9 to 15) 7¹⁹ 7²⁵ second floor Anniversary Special! Toddlers "Pugs" DENIM SHORTS New and different, toddlers “Pugs,” adorable denim shorts in solid colors with bright colored trim, and pair of miniature boxing gloves in colors. Ages 3 to 6. Anniversary Sale Price..... 1¹⁹ second floor SPECIAL PURCHASE! GIRL'S SKIRTS SPECIAL PURCHASE! Cotton and Rayon LUNCH SETS A very special purchase of lovely cotton and rayon damask lunch sets ... 5 piece set, 51x51 inch cloth with 4 napkins... $295 7 piece sets, 51x68 inch cloth with 6 napkins... $395 9 piece sets, 60x90 inch cloth with 8 napkins... $695 street floor Special Purchase of PURE LINEN Embroidered NAPKINS Hand made, embroidered, pure linen napkins, 12 inch, Box of 6, Regular 4.95, Anniversary Special Purchase Price... $395 second floor SPECIAL PURCHASE! GIRL'S SKIRTS So new ... so different these clever skirts fashioned of seersucker and fine quality gingham, bright colored plaids and patterns, gathered elastic waist band, flounce bottom with eyelet trim. Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14 ... Anniversary Special Purchase Price... $195 second floor SPECIAL PURCHASE! GIRL'S BLOUSES Lovely cotton shantung blouses in white with blue and red trim, pearl buttons. Anniversary Special Purchase Price Sizes 3 to 6 Sizes 7 to 14 $165 $185 second floor Anniversary Sale of OTTOMAN FAILLE 45 inch, ribbed synthetic Ottoman Faille Coatings, in black and navy. Regular 2.50 quality, Anniversary Sale Price ... per yard... $159 street floor FREE PARKING