anaheim-gazette 1952-04-08

3 Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1958 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Dorothy Relleke-Paul T. McCalib United in Afternoon Garden Ceremony In an afternoon garden ceremony, Miss Dorothy Relleke became the bride of Paul T. McCalib Sunday, April 6, at the Capilla de San Antonio, Anaheim. Officiating at the double-ring rites was Dr. Wendell L. Miller of the University Methodist church, Los Angeles. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Henry Relleke of Ft. Calhoun, Neb., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. D. P. McCalib of Los Angeles. Both are teachers at Fullerton Union High school and Junior college. The bride's father was unable to attend. Wedding music included the traditional "Lohengrin" and Mendelssohn marches and vocal solos by Mrs. George Fowler, contralto, of Fullerton. Mrs. Fowler sang "Through the Year," "My Wonderful One," and Schumann's "Dedication." She was accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Clara Faust, Anaheim. The arbored altar was decorated with white stock and gladioli and flanked with candelabra. A white runner was laid down the aisle and the rows of seats were linked with white ribbon caught by a tiara of pink and white flowers. She carried a nose-gay of pastel sweetpeas. Serving the bridegroom as best man was his brother, Joseph W. McCalib, Los Angeles. Ushers were other brothers, Daniel H. McCalib, and Dennis E. McCalib, Los Angeles and Robert O. Hahn, Lancaster, California. Quiet Services Unite Couple Immediate friends and relatives witnessed the afternoon nuptial which united Mrs. Clara E. Brown 618 N. Zeyn st., and James Browne, 546 S. Dickel st. Rev. McKinley Walker of the Wiley Methodist church officiated the service, performed in the bride's home. Present were Dr. and Mrs. S Ellis of El Camino college, Ingwood, nephew of the bridegroove and Mr. and Mrs. Forest D. R of El Monte, nephew of the bride. Clara E. Brown was owner operator of the Stephenson Co. of Oinnemucca, Nevada, being coming to Anaheim. Her husband is a retired Doctor of Optometry and pharmacist. They will be home at 546 S. Dickel st. on April 25. Noon Dinner For Friendly Circle Party Friendly circle of Anaheim Friday at the home of Mrs. Jennings, 115 N. Emily, for a lilious spaghetti dinner. Decisions were carried out in the Potter motif with spring flowers. A secret pal Easter gift change was conducted and followed by games with prizes awarded to Mrs. Myrell Royer Mrs. Charles McGinnis. Deserts and coffee completed the afternoons. Next meeting will be held the home of Mrs. Ellsworth K on April 16 when the group CELEBRATING OUR Golden Jubilee MRS. PAUL McCALIB caught by a tiara of pink and white flowers. She carried a nosegay of pastel sweetpeas. Serving the bridegroom as best man was his brother, Joseph W. McCalib, Los Angeles. Ushers were other brothers, Daniel H. McCalib, and Dennis E. McCalib, Los Angeles and Robert O. Hahn, Lancaster, California. Following the ceremony, a short reception was held at the chapel. Assisting were Mrs. Lucille Dwinell, Mrs. Conrad Lueke, Miss Dale Paulison of Fullerton and Miss Ina Mae Young, Bakersfield. Immediately after the reception, the couple left for a honeymoon in the High Sierra resort area. For traveling, the bride chose a gray suit, pink straw hat trimmed with tiny white flowers, and pink and white accessories. She wore a white camellia corsage. On their return, the couple will establish their residence at 315A East Commonwealth, Fullerton. The new Mrs. McCalib is a graduate of the University of Nebraska School of Nursing, Omaha, and took her master's degree at Stanford University. She was formerly school nurse at Central • High school, Omaha. McCalib is a graduate of the University of California at Los Angeles, with a master's degree from the University of Texas. LEAGUE SALE Returns of the rummage sale conducted recently by the Assistance League were highly successful according to a report issued today by the chairmen. Grand prize was won by Mrs. Louise McKitterick, 730 N. Lemon st. CIRCLE MEETINGS WSCS of White Temple Methodist church circle meetings will be held Thursday at 1:30. Demaree circle will meet with Mrs. Paul Demaree, 1024 W. Sycamore st.; Wagner, Mrs. Chester Ferris, 206 S. Ohio; Edwards, Mrs. George Lyons, 8356 S. Gilbert; and Graham, Mrs. George Graham, 746 Garden Grove Aid Foundation Lays 1952 Plans The Dr. Robbins Foundation organized several years ago memory of a Garden Gr physician who disappeared on a fishing trip, are making intensive plans for this year. They will loan money again from revolving fund to residents needing emergency medical aid. FOR 50 YEARS ...Pacific Electric has been quietly and efficiently going about the business of carrying millions of passengers and hauling a large part of Southern California’s commerce. There’s a satisfaction in having the know-how to do a job well. That’s why the 4650 Pacific Electric Railway employees are especially proud to observe the company’s Golden Jubilee. Now, more than ever, it’s smart to ride and ship PACIFIC ELECTRIC CIRCLE MEETINGS WSCS of White Temple Methodist church circle meetings will be held Thursday at 1:30. Demaree circle will meet with Mrs. Paul Demaree, 1024 W. Sycamore st.; Wagner, Mrs. Chester Ferris, 206 S. Ohio; Edwards, Mrs. George Lyons, 8356 S. Gilbert; and Graham, Mrs. George Graham, 746 N. Clementine. A. B. Paul WRC is having a public card party and dessert at IOOF hall April 15 at 1 p.m. All are invited. LOOK YOUR BEST FOR EASTER DRY CLEANING, ALTERATION and REPAIR will make those "old duds" look NEW! "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" Early and AVOID THE LAST MINUTE RUSH We also offer the only Pillow Renovating Service in Orange County Renovating - Re-ticking RITZ CLEANERS & DYERS 307 E. Center Anaheim 3259 LOOK TO TEXTURE interest the fabrics of new Spring coat This casual coat with simple lines, for example, is of wale ottoman that lends dressy look. Rayon ottoman Avisco. QUIET SERVICES White Couple mediate friends and relatives used the afternoon nuptials united Mrs. Clara E. Brown, Zeyn st., and James F. e, 546 S. Dickel st. The McKinley Walker of the Westmethodist church officiated at service, performed in the home went were Dr. and Mrs. S. R. of El Camino college, Inglenephew of the bridegroom; r. and Mrs. Forest D. Rose Monte, nephew of the bride. a E. Brown was owner and or of the Stephenson Drug Dinnemucca, Nevada, before to Anaheim. Her husband tired Doctor of Optometry pharmacist. They will be at 546 S. Dickel st. after 15. ON Dinner Her Friendly Cicle Party and circle of Anaheim met at the home of Mrs. Roy Rigs, 115 N. Emily, for a despaghetti dinner. Decorawere carried out in the Easttif with spring flowers. secret pal Easter gift expe was conducted and was ed by games with prizes led to Mrs. Myrell Royer and Charles McGinnis. Dessert coffee completed the aftermeeting will be held at home of Mrs. Ellsworth Kight April 16 when the group will FOUR GENERATIONS were present for the birthday party, honoring Charles Trent. The 75-year-old honoree had as guests, Frances Howe, Mr. and Mrs. Rich Duffy and Tommy Duffy. Open house was held at 845 N. Dickel st. from 3 to 5 Sunday. Stanton to Have Canteen Soon Mrs. Marjorie McBratney met with the Savanna Civil Defense Council Saturday noon at the Lions Community clubhouse by invi­itation and was appointed as Girl Scout News Senior Girl Scout Troop No. 8 held its regular meeting early this month at the Girl Scout Little House where plans were laid for an active month, reveals secre­tary, Shirley Schmitz. Stanton to Have Canteen Soon Mrs. Marjorie McBratney met with the Savanna Civil Defense Council Saturday noon at the Lions Community clubhouse by invitation and was appointed as Canteen Chairman of the canteen being organized by the Red Cross chairman, Mrs. Ethel Korn. Mrs. McBratney has had training and experience for this work in Long Beach where she took a ten week canteen course. The canteen will be under the direction of Anaheim chapter of the American Red Cross. The co-ordinator, Royal C. Marten, appointed Mrs. Fern Vipond as welfare chairman to contact schools in the area and offer assistance to children who need clothing or have special problems where they might need welfare assistance. If the unit cannot provide suitable assistance a civic body or club who have the proper facilities will be found. L. A. (Dan) Patch was present and was asked if he would investigate the possibility of allowing 25 cots to be stored in Stanton to be stored for emergencies. It is not possible the unit will make arrangements to purchase some cots. Patch said he wanted 10 auxiliary firemen to take a course supervised by Joe Scherman, county fire warden, at the nearest fire station. He also said that warden hand books are available and classes for wardens are being held at Fullerton Junior College and Orange Coast College. In response to a suggestion made by the Savanna unit, Patch is going to have all defense groups post the names of their personnel in three prominent places in their community so that those interested in defense work or in need of help will know whom to contact. Patch asked that a P-TA representative be asked to co-ordinate with unit. A motion was passed to invite Mrs. Betty J. Millonzi, newly elected Savanna president, to sit on the council. Girl Scout News Sensor Girl Scout Troop No. 8 held its regular meeting early this month at the Girl Scout Little House where plans were laid for an active month, reveals secretary, Shirley Schmitz. April 15, the troop will spend the day at the beach, beginning with an early morning breakfast on the sand. The troop will attend the Orange County Senior Conference to be held in Irvine Park on April 18. 19 and 20. Anaheim troop has charge of formal colors for Saturday and Sunday, with Cathy Peltzer and Donna May officiating. Leading a discussion group on the subject of "International Opportunities" will be Shirley Schmitz and Carole Bushman; while Ann Fabian and Peggy Sterba will lead a group discussion on "Vocations." Girls in Troop 8, with the aid of their mothers, will serve the YLI breakfast on April 21. Proceeds will be used for a troop trip to Sequoia this summer. Tentative plans were laid for a Catalina trip sometime in June, with Ann Fabian reporting on transportation fares and facilities. Leader of this active troop is Mrs. P. W. Schmitz. Mrs. Kermit Maley and Mrs. W. Wampler, leaders of Zion Lutheran Troop 22, report that their troop has accomplished several handcraft projects in the past month. These Brownies made "hankle" cases which required textile painting and sewing. They also constructed fibre flowers in various hues heralding an early spring. Brownies having an April birthday joined with the rest of the troop in a "birthday-Easter party" with mothers and teachers attending. An unhearsed show was presented in the form of a television broadcast for the entertainment of the guests. Hostessing the party were mothers of the following girls: who celebrated birthdays... Dr. Robbins Foundation kept several years ago in city of a Garden Grove man who disappeared while fishing trip, are making explains for this year. They can money again from a fund to residents, needergency medical aid, according to the newly elected ofadvisory board consists of mentatives from civic, frachurch and social groups in Orange county. This group have charge of raising funds is going to have all defense groups post the names of their personnel in three prominent places in their community so that those interested in defense work or in need of help will know whom to contact. Patch asked that a P-TA representative be asked to co-ordinate with unit. A motion was passed to invite Mrs. Betty J. Millonzi, newly elected Savanna president, to sit on the council. James E. Howard was a special guest and was appointed block warden for Main st., and S. Stanton ave., from Cerritos to Pacific Ave. Howard replaces Murphy McKinnon who moved out of the district. to determine the foundation's policies. The foundation previously made it possible for several children to have operations their parents were unable to finance, according to Dr. Harry Whittaker, president. Others in office are C. C. (Jack) Woolley, vice-president; Mrs. Percy Bulley, treasurer; Evelyne Cochran, secretary. Advisory board members to date that have been named are Ed Johnson, Roy Eulberg, Charles Donohue, Rev. T. Eugene Coffin, pastor of Alamitos Friends church and Rev. Robert Ross, SSC, pastor of Blessed Sacrament church in Westminster. Reducing FREE dem. with this ad. Cut it out now. Our Reducing Roller Machines help you lose 1 to 30 lbs. safely. Known the world over to have taken more weight from the body than any other reducer made. Men's and ladies' depts. Bring a friend. It's fun to reduce. Ph. Anaheim 4793 at Brackman's Baths, Massage and Colon Irrigation Health Office, 717 S. Los Angeles St. Mental-Physical Health Form Topics For Anaheim Ebell Club Meeting Early detection and diagnosis of cancer was the subject of an interesting address presented yesterday afternoon by Dr. Samuel Gendel when he addressed the luncheon meeting of the Ebell club. In conjunction with his talk, the speaker showed a film on self examination, from the files of the American Cancer Society. Mrs. Howard Timmons, head of the Society for Orange county introduced Dr. Gendel. Colorful hooked rugs, the work of Mrs. Lucille Millard, were on display in the art corner and were discussed by Mrs. Ives, art chairman. Mrs. Charles Bush reported on the Orange county Federation of Womens club convention held April 4 at Costa Mesa. Dr. W. Ballentine Henley, after noon speaker, chose as his subject, "How to Live in a Frustrating World." As a key to happiness he urged the selection of an enjoyable lifes occupation, discouraging the individual's entering and choosing a career because of social pressure or parental demand. "When you enjoy your work it is no longer work but a facinating and entertaining pursuit," he stated. Henley is president of the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons, a civic leader and lecturer. He was introduced by Mrs. Joe R. Thompson. Mrs. W. E. Whiteman presided over the business meeting. Announcements were made of a rummage sale, April 17 and 18 at 139 S. Los Angeles st., and of the May Breakfast, May 13 at 9:30 at the clubhouse. Theme for the annual event will be "cotton patch" and there will be games and prizes. Mrs. Milton Spencer presented the report from the presenting committee with election to be held at the next meeting. A proposed change in the constitution, increasing annual dues from $10 to $12 and dispensing with the hostess fees, was discussed. Arrangements of pastel tinted calla lilies decorated the tables; the work of Mrs. Hudson Renner and Mrs. Herman Schafer. Luncheon chairmen were Mrs. Claudia Slack and Mrs. Kenneth Snyder. Prepare individual omelets and then fill with creamed turkey; after folding the omelets over top with strips of cheese, place under the broiler just until cheese is softened. We Will Close for GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES April 11 — 12 Noon to 3 p.m. THE SQB STORE As advertised in LIFE Come in... see the lovely fashions previewed by Television's "First Ladies" ARLENE FRANCIS, whose charm and sparkling wit enliven "What's My Line." CBS-TV, FAYE EMERSON, enchanting hostess of "The Faye ARLENE FRANCIS, whose charm and sparkling wit enliven "What's My Line," CBS-TV. FAYE EMERSON, enchanting hostess of "The Faye Emerson Show," ABC-TV. 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