anaheim-gazette 1952-06-02

Carol Stovall Honored at Bridal Shower A miniature bridal scene arranged in a white satin arch was an appropriate centerpiece at the shower given for Miss Carol Stovall, by Mrs. E. R. Henize in her home on Lincoln ave., Saturday evening. Prizes for games were won by Mrs. Ruby Heinze of Yorba Linda and by Miss Francis Howard. Enjoying the evening were Mrs. Bill Franz and Miss Margaret Tietjen, Santa Ana; Mrs. Elmer Weyant, Downey; Mrs. Howard Jones, Orange; Mrs. Martha Heinze, Mrs. Katherine Howard, Miss Agnes Shinhoffen and Mrs. A. Stovall, mother of the honoree. Sending gifts were Mrs. Charles Heinze of Yorba Linda, Mrs. Jim Kennedy of Long Beach, Mrs. D. Tietjen and Mrs. Bud Wycoff of Santa Ana and Mrs. Gladys Weyant of Downey. The banana plant originated in Southern Asia but more than two-thirds of the commercial banana crop is now produced in Central America. NEED MORE INCOME? FALL WEDDING PLANS were disclosed to guests in the Jacob Schumacher home Saturday, with the announcement that their daughter, Elaine, will wed Jack Ronald Golden of Santa Ana. (Curtis Studios) Betrothal of Elaine Schumacher to Jack Golden Revealed at Open House First to hear news of the betrothal of their daughter, Elaine Elizabeth, to Jack Ronald Golden of Santa Ana, were 100 guests received at an open house in the who assisted as hostess. A circle of cymbidium orchids was on h wrist. The bride elect is a graduate Marywood High school and In NEED MORE INCOME? Would a 7% return from the PREFERRED stock of a 190 million dollar corporation interest you? Cash alone, of 32 million dollars covers current liabilities approximately two times. Dividends are covered nearly 3½ times by steadily increasing earnings. If you are interested, call or write to: P. HOWARD EVANS First California Company 275 E. Center St. Anaheim 2955 Betrothal of Elaine Schumacher to Jack Golden Revealed at Open House First to hear news of the betrothal of their daughter, Elaine Elizabeth, to Jack Ronald Golden of Santa Ana, were 100 guests received at an open house in the Jacob E. Schumacher home Saturday evening. The message was carried in a large floral engagement ring bearing the names of the honored couple and centering the beautifully appointed tea table. Miss Schumacher chose for the affair, a sheer gown of imported dotted Swiss with detail of hand painted and jeweled roses in varying shades. Her corsage was of orchids. Mrs. Schumacher and Mrs. Golden wore navy blue with corsages of frosted pink roses. A powder blue brocaded taffeta gown was worn by Miss Nelda Schumacher, sister of the bride, who assisted as hostess. A circle of cymbidium orchids was on her wrist. The bride elect is a graduate Marywood High school and Inmaculate Heart college in Hollywood where she affiliated with Kappa Gamma Delta sorority and served as vice president of the student body. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mr. Walter C. Golden of 211 Buffalo st., Santa Ana, is a graduate Tulelake High school and of the University of Southern California where he was a member Chi Pi fraternity and the Troja Knights. In Central America, banana plantations have gradually moved from the Caribbean side of the countries to the Pacific side because of the advance of soil disease. RAY'S MARKET 721 S. LOS ANGELES ST., ANAHEIM OPEN EVERY DAY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. OUR NEW SELF SERVICE Saves You Money and Time! GET A LOAD OF THESE SPECIALS for MON. TUES. and WED. SELF SERVICE MEATS RAY'S SELECT ROUND 05¢ Bridgford's Skinless for MON. TUES. and WED. SELF SERVICE MEATS RAY'S SELECT ROUND STEAK 95¢ Per Lb. Bridgford's Skinless WEINERS 45¢ Per Lb. REFRIGERATED FARM FRESH PRODUCE NEW—LARGE SIZE WHITE ROSE POTATOES 10 lbs. 49¢ RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 10¢ ARDEN'S CREAM-FREZE ICE CREAM Pts. 15¢ BEN HUR 1 lb. can COFFEE 75¢ WESSON OIL QUART BOTTLE 49¢ DAINTY · MIX FRUIT COCKTAIL 16-OZ. CAN 19¢ GROCERIES BIRDSEYE · FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6-OZ. CAN 14½¢ SEVEN-UP 30¢ CARTON OF 6 plus deposit WIN A PRIZE Enter the Ben Hur Coffee Bean Guessing CONTEST Guess number of Coffee Beans in Jar. Closest guess to correct number Sealed in capsule in Jar Wins Gift Box of Ben Hur Assorted Spices and Coffee (Value $19) Contest Closes June 14. TEXSUN GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 18-OZ. CAN 10¢ SALES TAX ADDED TO TAXABLE ITEMS—LIMIT RIGHTS RESERVED COURT OF AWARDS was held for members and leaders of Troop 51 of Horace Mann school with more than 50 parents and friends in attendance. Among the girls participating were, left to right back row, Carolyn Meger, Lynda Winfrey, B Baker, Charlene Schutz and Carol Janes; front, Shirley Shakoian, Bunn ry and Linda Wentz. Mrs. Ben Baker making awards. (Photo by Don You Horace Mann Scouts Have Court of Honor An impressive program was presented by Troop 51 in the auditorium of Horace Mann school when the Girl Scouts held a court of awards. Mrs. Ben Baker introduced her co-leaders, Mrs. Robert Jaynes and Mrs. Henry Meger and thanked those who have given assistance to troop activities during the VOTERS We, the following veterans that Glen E. McCloud enlisted in th Teacher to Open House listed as hostess. A circlet bidium orchids was on her bride elect is a graduate of Good High school and Ime Heart college in Hollyhere she affiliated with Gamma Delta sorority and was vice president of the body. ance, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. Golden of 211 Buffalo ta, Ana, is a graduate of High school and of the city of Southern Californe he was a member of fraternity and the Trojan Central America, banana tons have gradually moved the Caribbean side of the s to the Pacific side bef the advance of soil dis- KET AY 8 A.M. to 9 P.M. SERVICE and Time! SPECIALS WED. Scouts Have Court of Honor An impressive program was presented by Troop 51 in the auditorium of Horace Mann school when the Girl Scouts held a court of awards. Mrs. Ben Baker introduced her co-leaders, Mrs. Robert Jaynes and Mrs. Henry Meger and thanked those who have given assistance to troop activities during the past year. Serving as color guard were Carol Ann Jaynes, Mary Ellen Weaver and Charlotte Crain. Leading the singing and Girl Scout pledge were Lynda Wentz, Carolyn Meger, Judy Porter and Marilyn Yellis. An original play, by Frances Baker and Carol Ann Jaynes, was presented with all members of the troop participating. Special program included piano solos by Shirley Shakoian and Linda Winfrey; accordion solo by Bunny Henry and tap dance numbers by Frances Baker and Charlene Schutz. Mrs. Henry Meger and Mrs. Pete Schmitt, established camp chairmen, presented 95 badges to the 12 members of the active troop. Shirley Schmitt and Ann Fabian then instructed the group on the opportunities presented by intermediate and senior scouting. Refreshments, prepared by the sixth grade troop were served. The tea table was attractive with a white floral centerpiece and tall candles. Girls not pictured who partici-pated were Mary Ellen Weaver, Judy Porter, Maryilyn Yellis and Charlotte Crain. Bride Elect Shower Honoree Pink and green were used in decorating the home of Annie Ermigarot in Norwalk recently, when she honored Miss Joan Arnold, bride elect of Theodore Pietrok of this city, at a pretty bridal shower. Gifts were placed under a large green umbrella trimmed with deep pink ribbon. Miss Arnold was presented with a corsage of pink shattered carnations and mothers VOTERS We, the following veterans that Glen E. McCloud enlisted in th was on duty at the U.S. Naval Ho for "singular devotion to duty" he was aboard the Carrier U.S.S. Enter Squadrons at Henderson Field. the Seventh Fleet at Finchaven a wears three silver and two bronze val Unit and Personal Commendat cer in 1944 by reason of exception Pearl Harbor to Okinawa and rem ands of Prisoners of War and the i McCloud has an excepti ice of his country, but we are citiz mend his election as assemblyman and ability to get the job done fo Pink and green were used in decorating the home of Annie Ermigarot in Norwalk recently, when she honored Miss Joan Arnold, bride elect of Theodore Pietrok of this city, at a pretty bridal shower. Gifts were placed under a large green umbrella trimmed with deep pink ribbon. Miss Arnold was presented with a corsage of pink shattered carnations and mothers of the bride and groom received pink rose corsages. Each guest was given a needle, colored thread and a dish towel to hem. All sewing was finished during the evening with prizes going to Mrs. T. J. Brawner for the last towel finished, and Delores Petty for the nicest hem. A game of scrambled words was also played with Mrs. Rose Maskrent as first place winner and Mrs. Coe Arnold, mother of the honoree, low prize. Two large red hearts decorated the cake served during the refreshment hour with ice cream roll, coffee, punch and nuts. Napkins were pink and green and were encribed in silver, "Ted and Joan." Attending were Miss Donna Miller, Mrs. Janice Arnold, Mrs. Jack Williamson, Mrs. T. J. Brawner, Mrs. Pete Ermigarot, Mrs. Marvin Pietrok, Mrs. Frank Pietrok, Mrs. Coe Arnold, Mrs. Robert Perryman, Marilyn Templeton, Sue Lane, Delores Petty and Marjorie Jackson. Installation for Tri Hi-Y Clubs Tomorrow Night Installation of officers for 11 Tri-Hi-Y clubs, the Council and the Women's Advisory committee of the YMCA will be held Tuesday evening at seven o'clock at the Y building, 121 S. Citron st. Parents and friends are cordially invited. The speaker is Miss Lucille Day of Bell, the executive secretary of the Girl Scouts of America. She comes highly recommended as a most dynamic personality. On the program also is the Triple Trio of the Presbyterian church. Presiding will be Mrs. Frank Kellogg, president of the Women's Advisory committee. The president-elect, Mrs. Harry G. Nutt, will give the litany of dedication. Mrs. Nan Moore is the in-stalling officer. The girls from the senior Tri-Hi-Y club will assist in the installation program. Shop Friday Night Till 9 Political Advertisement FAULKNER for Supervisor Third District To Reactivate That Office MERS of ANAHEIM following veterans of World War I and II ask you to remember and enlisted in the Naval service of the United States in 1940 and U. S. Naval Hospital, Pearl Harbor, on December 7, 1941, where dion to duty" he was decorated by the Secretary of Navy. He barrier U.S.S. Enterprise at Savo and Guadalcanal and with the Hudson Field. He was with the Fleet Marines at Palmyra and at Finchaven and Hollandia — Leyte, Samar and Manila. He and two bronze battle stars—the first Presidential Unit, the Nanal Commendation Medals and was promoted to Warrant Offion of exceptional merit. He built hospitals and aid stations from Pinawa and remained at the end of the war to evacuate the thousf of War and the injured and ill from the frontal areas. has an exceptionally fine and praiseworthy record in the servbut we are citizens before we are veterans; we therefore, recommits assemblyman because of his experience—integrity—honesty the job done for the 75th District. R. Wesley Mendoza John W. Bonnell Robert F. Slater Grant R. Rude John L. Slack Walter W. Maas Chas. Davis Tom L. Hoag William P. Morris Edw. Mills Milford "Bud" Johnson Albert H. Steffins Robert F. Slater Grant R. Rude John L. Slack Walter W. Maas Chas. Davis Tom L. Hoag William P. Morris Edw. Mills Milford "Bud" Johnson Albert H. Steffins Dave Proud Alphie J. Albert Fred L. Hays L. N. Wisser VOTE JUNE 3rd FOR N E. McCLOUD ASSEMBLYMAN 75th DISTRICT