anaheim-gazette 1952-06-12

3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1922 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2208 MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SKEEN cut wedding cake at reception held in the home of the bride's brother, William Shower for Bride Elect Mrs. Harvey Koss and daughter, Jeanette, were host at a bridal shower honoring Lee Bennett last week at the home, 7852 Orange ave., Anaheim A beautifully decorated paper, tied with white bows, the art work of Mrs. J. P. O. and her granddaughter, Jean Koss. Games appropriate to the occasion were played and later freshments of ice cream to with strawberries and coffee tea were served. Those attending were: Cora Dawson, Nancy Ater, Rose Poyet, Patty Hicks, Leah Gee Pat Frahm, Barbara Perry, Linda Cave, Jeannine Pannier, Jo Felt, Velva Brookman, Le Lattin, Feren Terrill; the of honor, Lynda Bennett, J. P. Cook, and the hono mother, aunt and sister, E. O. Bennett, Mrs. Arthurner and Audra Bennett, respectively. Those unable to attend, sending gifts were: Darlene Wmann, Elizabeth Van Hum Mary Dougherty and Mary Starr. Election Held At Rebekah Me Installation of officers for Rebekah lodge will be conducted July 18 when Violet Theirf MR. AND MRS. ROBERT SKEEN cut wedding cake at reception held in the home of the bride's brother, William Jaberg. Arizona Rites Unite Couple Miss Edna A. Jaberg, daughter of Clifford E. Jaberg, 7782 Magnolia ave., was married in Yuma, Ariz., Saturday night to Robert Skeen of the U.S. Navy stationed in San Diego. Twenty-four close friends and relatives attended a reception given by the bride's brother, Mr. and Mrs. William R. Jaberg at 9241 Houston rd., Sunday evening. The bride wore a white, red dotted organza full skirted gown with a low neckline and puffed sleeves. Hosts were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Henson of Buena Park and the bride's aunt, Mrs. Fred Olsen from Fargo, North Dakota. The bride was graduated from Fullerton High school and Junior college and is employed at the Anaheim office of the telephone company. Skeen was educated in Marysville, Tenn. He is the son of 'Mrs. Verna Skeen of Tennessee. Scholarships Given By Pan-Hellenic Northern Orange County Panhellenic league met Monday in the patio of the Floyd Backeberg home on Rose dr., Fullerton. Present from this city were Mrs. Walter Studhalter, Mrs. Coalson Morris, Mrs. Harry Rainey, Mrs. C. R. Neighbors, Mrs. James Carter and Mrs. R. Kenton Wines. Assisting the hostess were Mrs. Max Erwin and Mrs. George Kipe, both of Fullerton. During the brief business meeting it was announced that three scholarships have been awarded, two for $50, to high school girls and one for $200 for a Junior college student. Savanna Grads To Be Honored Mr. and Mrs. Lewis M. Wolter, 7172 E. Orange ave., will be hosts to the 46 boys and girls who will graduate from Savanna Elementary School Wednesday, following the exercises. Room mothers and their husbands who will assist with the buffet supper: Mmes. Charles Baccus, Ralph Klemm, Raymond Van de Warker, David R. Fuller, Elton C. Snavely and Paul Pletz, 2nd grade teacher. Special guests will be Supt. and Mrs. Wayne Butterbaugh and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Williams, vice-principal in charge of the 8th grade. Life Members Special Guests Election Held At Rebekah Me Installation of officers for Rebekah lodge will be conducted July 18 when Violet Theirff will take office as noble girl Others to serve are vice gat Pat Senter, secretary, Ora Myers, treasurer, Hannah Horizit, M Claes, Barbara Myers, Mi Fitz and Mildred Reed gave ports on the progress the lo have made. August Fitz, member of Rebekah lodge and Odd Fe Lodge of Anaheim, has been pointed Grand Herald for Grand Lodge. Bertyle Reisinger, chairman the golden anniversary of lodge on June 20, announced plans are nearly completed invited the public to attend. 12 the past noble grands will at the home of Eva Seutt; 17 the Thmble club will meet the home of Mollie Claes. Ve Summers, chairman of the leon committee, was assiste Ora Horn, Mildred Reid and bel Prime. Anaheim Couple To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. J. M. (John Bush of 18301 Canyon High 18, Rt. 3 Anaheim (Santa Canyon) will celebrate their wedding anniversary on Jun On that date they will hold house in their home from 2 in the afternoon and 7 to 10 evening. Joining them in recei their friends will be their da ter ad son-in-law, Mr. and Douglas Andrew, and ther Victor. Johnny Bush, as he is know all, and his bride, Miss A now Shonex FOR MEN Shontex FOR MEN for really clean, well groomed hair ...use before and after each shampoo SHONTEX is the complete hair and scalp conditioning treatment. 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Special guests were honorary lifetime members, Mrs. Leola Gautschy from 29 Palms and Mrs. Ethel Hovey of Downey. Calendar TONIGHT Anaheim Union High School—7:00 p.m. graduation exercises, Greek Thentre. Optimist Club—7:00 p.m. Mother's Kitchen. 20130 Club—7:30 p.m. Ladies night, beach party. TOMORROW Lions Club—12:15 p.m. Installation of officers, Elk club. F%AM Lodge No. 207—7:30 p.m. Maemonic Temple. IOOF Encampment No. 105—8:00 p.m. IOOF hall. SATURDAY, JUNE 13 South Atlantic and Gulf States Picnic—Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles. Don Budge and Alice Marble—10:00 a.m. tennis clinic and exhibition game, City park. Kwik-Set—8:00 p.m. dance, Elks club. RECEIVES SHAWL VFW Auxiliary meeting held Monday evening with Heckman presiding. Minnievey, who sold the most tickets, a recent drive, was given a knit shawl by Alva Gage. Refreshments were served Mollie Glaes and Grace Diagr. Power for Side Elect Harvey Koss and her later, Jeanette, were hostesses bridal shower honoring Lynda Bennett last week at the Koss 7852 Orange ave., Anaheim. Beautifully decorated parasol oned of pink and silver crepe tied with white bows was work of Mrs. J. P. Cook her granddaughter, Jeanette Times appropriate to the occacation were played and later rements of ice cream topped strawberries and coffee and were served. Attending were: Carole Lion, Nancy Ater, Rosemary Patty Hicks, Leah Gerber, Drahm, Barbara Perry, Diane Jeannine Pannier, Jo Ann Velva Brookman, Le Dema n, Feren Terrill; the guest honor, Lynda Bennett, Mrs. Cook, and the honoree's er, aunt and sister, Mrs. Bennett, Mrs. Arthur Turand Audra Bennett, respectively unable to attend, but gifts were: Darlene WichElizabeth Van Hunnick, Dougherty and Mary Jean Section Held Rebekah Meet Installation of officers for Lois kah lodge will be conducted 18 when Violet Thelrfelder TATTLE-TALES The Gazette welcomes items for this column. Please bring, mail or phone them in. Phone 622. BUYING TRIP — Mrs. John Macloghlin of the Mary Millerick Shop left Saturday night by plane for New York City where she will do her fall buying. She will return in about three weeks. EASTERN VISITOR—Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rosebrook, 217 No. Resh, have as their guest, Mrs. Leona Johnson of Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. Johnson is Mr. Rosebrook's sister, and she will be with them until fall. TO ATTEND GRADUATION — Reverend E. H. Pfug of the Zion Church who is convalescing from his recent illness, left this morning, accompanied by his wife and daughters, Betty and Jean for Oakland. They will attend the graduation exercises of their son Richard at the Concordia Preparation School and return the first of the week. EASTERN VACATION — Mrs. Minnie Wents of the Angelina Hotel is leaving Friday morning to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ilams in Hamilton, New York. TRIP TO CANADA—Mr. Drew Knight, genial druggist at Jackson's Drug store leaves by plane SAVE TIME AT... Owned and Operated by RAY ALLEN FOOD HEALTH FOR THE T SELF SERVICE Skinless - All Meat CELLO PAK WEINERS EASTERN VACATION — Mrs. Minnie Wents of the Angelina Hotel is leaving Friday morning to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Ilams in Hamilton, New York. TRIP TO CANADA—Mr. Drew Knight, genial druggist at Jackson's Drug store, leaves by plane Saturday night for Canada. His son Barry, who graduates from FUHS today, will accompany him. Their first stop will be Chicago, and from there they will fly to Montreal. HOME FROM HOSPITAL — George E. Kitchens Sr., is convalescent at home, 9831 S. Hansen ave., Stanton, after five days in the Anaheim Community hospital. HOME ON LEAVE — Lt. and Mrs. Charles Kitchens are visiting his father, Mr. and Mrs. George (Joe) Kitchens Jr., at 6871 Savanna st., Stanton. The Lt. is on leave from the air base at Chandler, Arizona. SAVANNA PICNIC — More than 400 parents and children attended the Savanna Elementary school picnic at Irvin Park, according to Supt. Wayne L. Butterbaugh. 29 PALMS VISITORS — Mrs. Leola Gautschy and her daughter, Jane, who just completed her freshman year at the 29 Palms High School, are staying at their property, 9735 S. Western ave. They will return to 29 Palms July 4th. Fullerton Notes OPTI-MRS. CLUB — Tuesday night the Opti-Mrs. club met at the home of Alberta Wolslage, 630 West Jacaranda for its business meeting of the month. Assisting as co-hostess was Myrna Berry. Business included the acceptance of a budget for the year by Adrienne Robinson, budget and finance chairman. President Dee SELF SERVICE Skinless - All Meat CELLO PAK WEINERS 45¹⁰ Fresh—Pan Ready FRYERS 1½ to 1¼ lb. average $1¹⁰⁹ EACH FANCY GREEN BEANS CRISP - STRINGLESS 2 lbs. 25¢ BEN HUR Coffee ALL GRINDS ON) will celebrate their 50th anniversary on June 15. that date they will hold open in their home from 2 to 5 afternoon and 7 to 10 in the ing. Joining them in receiving friends will be their daughand son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Dlas Andrew, and ther son, Mr. Jenny Bush, as he is known to and his bride, Miss Amelia Lake, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lemke, pioneers of Orange city, were married in the lathome on June 17, 1902 and lived in their present home their married life. Their orange is part of the old original owned by Mr. Bush's father, State J. M. Bush Sr., and his e, Jonathan Watson, which had purchased from the Serfamily in 1869, and which had part of the old Spanish land of the Rancho Santiago Santa Ana. Mr. Bush was born on the rancho in 1880. Ms. Bush was born in Russian and in 1882 and came to Ameriwith her parents when a small She spent her childhood in Park, later moving to Santa canyon. Mr. Bush has a brother Charles sister, Lillian, both older than living in the Bakersfield area. Bush's brothers and sisters Herman Lemke, Henry Lemke, Art Lemke, Mrs. Jake Timken, William E. Paulus of Olive Gus Lemkek of Los Molinas, state. EIVES SHAWL FW Auxiliary meeting was Monday evening with Emma man presiding. Minnie Harwho sold the most tickets in cent drive, was given a hand shawl by Alva Gage. Freshments were served by bie Glaes and Grace Dierber- OPTI-MRS. CLUB — Tuesday night the Opti-Mrs. club met at the home of Alberta Wolslagel, 630 West Jacaranda for its business meeting of the month. Assisting as co-hostess was Myrna Berry. Business included the accetance of a budget for the year by Adrienne Robinson, budget and finance chairman. President Dee Morgan gave a report on the clothes purchased for a girl graduating from the eighth grade. The girl has been helped all year, and the club plans to continue this help through high school. The revealing of secret pals is on the agenda for the next meeting on June 23 at the home of Lois Cook, 1154 Romneya dr.; Fullerton. Delicious refreshments of strawberry pie, nuts and coffee were served to attending members, Dee Morgan, Maxine Byerrum, Velma Huff, Jane Johnson, Edna Kear, Mildred Kear, Ellen Neckell, Luna Mickell, Adrienne Robinson, Isobel Bowling, Mabel Kiker and Kathy Byerrum. Kathy Byerrum won the door prize. 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