anaheim-gazette 1952-06-23

Anaheim Gazette MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Anniversary of Lois Rebekah Lodge Observed at Impressive Meeting Here Over 200 members and guests were present for the 50th birthday anniversary of Lois Rebekah Lodge at a meeting held here Friday evening. Honored at the session were president, Ethel Garner; vice president, Rose Hake; secretary, Mary Rewcastle; treasurer, Francis Cox; marshal, Erna Fream; inside guardian, Martha Frances; outside guardian, Ellen Thomson; trustee, Viola Rice; committee members, Evelyn Evans, Agnes Altnordhoff, I. Bradshaw, Pauline Lail, Charlotte Taylor, Audrey Ratkovitch and Grace Roth, all officers of the Rebekah Assembly. Others include Ade E. Madison, Nellie Gartin, Florence Bonetts, Jeannie Mae Annin, Frank Gowan, Henry Mang, Arnold Howard, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Beatty of North Dakota; Everett Freams, musician of Grand Lodge of California; Francis Williard, past grand treasurer of Nevada; and Barbara Myers, district deputy president. Katherine Crist, noble grand of Lois lodge, gave the address of welcome and invocation was given by Susan Benbrook. Janice and Sandra Maybee gave a musical selection playing the marimba and the accordion. The history of Lois lodge compiled by Henry Mang, was read by Violet Thierfelder, vice president, and was followed by a talk on its founding by past president, Ade E. Madison. Also introduced on the program were Mamie Hodges, Ethel Garner, Everett Freams, Henry Mang, Arnold Howard, Gary and Karen Thueson, Marjorie Cranston and Edith Schuman. Two living charter members, Olga Beebe and Hattie Spencer, were not able to attend. Maddie Gates has been a member of Lois for 48 years; Hannah Horwitz, 44 years and Maude Adams for 40 years. Escorts of the flag were Colonel C. R. Nelson, captain, Mel Reynolds and Captain C. C. Horn, members of Canton No. 18. Berthyle Reisinger was chairman of the meeting with Barbara Myers and Pat Senter marshals. CHANTILLY LACE was brought for Catholic nuptials Barbara Yarbron Gerald Schmitz Impressive morning service St. Boniface Catholic church urday, united Miss Barbara brought, daughter of Mr. and Andrew B. Yarbrough of Tv and Gerald Earl Schmitz, so Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Schofa Anaheim Olive Road. Now — Doors Open 6:45 p.m. Joel McCrea - Yvonne de Carlo “SAN FRANCISCO STORY” and From Today’s Headlines “The SNIPER” with Adolph Menjou Orange TRADING IN THEATRES and “TEMBO” The African Queen HURRY • Last 2 Days “RED MOUNTAIN” and “TEMBO” The African Queen LOW CHAIN STORE PRICES EVERY DAY THESE and MANY OTHER SPECIALS —for— MON. TUES. and WED. RAY'S MARKET Owned and Operated by RAY ALLEN 721 S. Los Angeles Street Anaheim OPEN Every Day 8 A.M. TO 9 P.M. RAY'S SELECT MEATS Personally Selected by Usl Aged and Trimmed for You! FANCY, TENDER T-BONE Oga Beebe and Hattie Spencer, were not able to attend. Maddie Gates has been a member of Lois for 48 years; Hannah Horwitz, 44 years and Maude Adams for 40 years. Escorts of the flag were Colonel C. R. Nelson, captain, Mel Reynolds and Captain C. C. Horn, members of Canton No. 18. Berthyle Reisinger was chairman of the meeting with Barbara Myers and Pat Senter, marshals. Hostesses were Greta Mang, Eva Scutt, Jennie Nelson, Lola Compton. Guest book was handled by Ora Horn, and Maud Adams was musician. Ellene Callor decorated the hall in white and gold gladioli and gold streamers. Grace Schaffer, chairman of refreshments, served cake, nut bread sandwiches and mints. Cook dried beans in the water in which they were soaked, allowing about one quart of water to cover about two cups of beans. Cook the beans slowly until they are tender—about an hour and a half. An exquisite princess gown chantilly lace over slipper tulle was worn by the bride. The skirt spread to a court train, the high neckline was accented with a Peter pan collar. A dress of the same dainty lace she carried a bouquet of stems notis centered with a white chid. Ruggles Richards, the bride brother-in-law, gave her in a plage. Matron of honor, Mrs. Rug Richard, the bride's sister, a mint green gown with a ruffle fitted bodice and full skirt. On her hair was a braid net halo, holding a short nylon veil and cluster of blending stems. She carried lavender cautions. Bridesmaids, Mrs. E Jones, Miss Shirley Schmitz, James Schmitz and Mrs. R Johnson wore nylon gowns in child pink and carried dark or carnations. James Schmitz was best and ushers were Don Yarbrough Don Liebart, Charles Kane Gilbert Martinez. Sandra Bonner, dressed in miniature version of the bride's gowns and carrying a ket of pink rosebuds, was floral girl. An all white setting was altar background for the door ring service, Father Paul Feffofficiating. "Ave Maria," "On This Day Beautiful Mother," and "Oh I Am Not Worthy," were sunduets by Miss Nancy Groff Mrs. John Boeka with Mrs F. Faust at the organ. Reception was held in St. Benedict Catholic church onurday, united Miss Barbara Baughing, daughter of Mr. and Andrew B. Yarbrough of Tufton and Gerald Earl Schmitz, son Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz of Anaheim Olive Road. Barbara Yarbrou Gerald Schmitz Impressive morning service at St. Boniface Catholic church onurday, united Miss Barbara Baughing, daughter of Mr. and Andrew B. Yarbrough of Tufton and Gerald Earl Schmitz, son Mr. and Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz of Anaheim Olive Road. MARKET RAY'S SELECT MEATS Personally Selected by Usl Aged and Trimmed for You! FANCY, TENDER T-BONE STEAKS . 89¢ lb Farm Fresh, Refrigerated Produce LARGE, LONG, GREEN CUCUMBERS 3 for 10¢ FIRST QUALITY GROCERIES M. J. B. Coffee 75¢ Sales Tax Added to Taxable Items—Limit Rights Reserved Calendar TONIGHT Toastmasters—6:30 p.m. Lum's Y's Men's Club—6:30 p.m. at YMCA Altrusa Club—7:00 p.m. dinner ing, Elks Club Cafe. Leaders Club—7:30 p.m. Girls Council, Investment in Youth DeMolay—7:30 p.m. Masonic Teen Knights of Columbus — 8:00 Knights of Columbus Hall. Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliaries — 8:00 p.m. 106 N. Philadelphia TOMORROW Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Co-ed Course 7:00 a.m. breakfast at YMCA. Farm Center—10:00 a.m. Home parment meeting. Kiwania Club—15:10 p.m. Elks Native Sons of the Golden West p.m. Chispa Chapter—8:00 p.m. East Star Worthy Matron's and Woman Patron's birthday party, Mary Temple. City Council—8:00 p.m. Council Cbers, city hall. Fuchsia Society—8:00 p.m. Amer Legion hall. Open to public. IOOF—8:00 p.m. IOOF hall. ENTILLY LACE was worn by lovely Miss Barbara Yargh for Catholic nuptials Saturday. Barbara Yarbrough Says Vows with Gerald Schmitz in Saturday Service Officious morning services at Honiface Catholic church Sat., united Miss Barbara Yargh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New B. Yarbrough of Tustin Gerald Earl Schmitz, son of Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz aheim Olive Road. With Santa Catalina as a honeymoon destination, the bride wore a pink faille suit with matching duster and white accessories. She is a graduate of Tustin High school and attended Fullerton Junior college where she affiliated with Kappa Lambda Sigma Cathedral Service Unites Stanton Man With El Cajon Girl Carl Wiesner, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Weisner, 10631 Main st., Stanton, was married to Norma Josephine Dickiara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonardo Dickiara of El Cajon, Calif., at a double ring ceremony in St. Joseph's Cathedral in San Diego on Sunday afternoon. In white satin and lace with a veil and full train the bride carried a white prayer book with a lavender orchid, as she was given away by her father. Her sister, Mrs. Lena Golasso of Los Angeles, was matron of honor in pink net, carrying white carnations. Mrs. Ann Cusimano, sister from Whittler, in chartreuse net, carried pink carnations. Miss Vita Crencil of San Diego was also a bridesmaid and wore yellow net with white carnations. Donna Howard, five-year-old daughter of the James Howards of Stanton, sister and brother-in-law of bridegroom, led the procession into the Cathedral, dressed in white satin with a train, like the bride, and a crown of lillies-of-the-valley on her hair. Donna was followed by Johnnie, seven, and Catherine Golasso, eight, as ring bearer and his attendant. They are niece and nephew of the bride Ushers serving with the best man, Vincent Maisano, were James Howard and Samuel Azzara, cousin of bride of Stanton. A reception for 300 followed in the Terrace Room with two orchestras for dinner music and dancing. TO ATTEND SCHEDULE—Phillip Taylor, and Mrs. Clarence C. S. Indiana, will attend man School of Music, of Rochester, Rochester York, this coming year. Phillip, well-known young violinist was valedictorians of this yuating class, first violist high school orchestra ed the Bank of America FIRST GRANDCHILD by girl was born Saturing at St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Leland of Anaheim. She weighed 7 pounds, 8 ounces and grandchild of her very happy grandparents; Harold G. Harling, A.Dr. and Mrs. Max H.Euclid Ave. NEVADA VACATION and Mrs. Ernest Rutte Chestnut, Stanton, are tonight from Las Vieyas they have been vacay past week. Pink and White Shower Honoring Mrs. Hoffm Mrs. Thomas Gelk North St., was hosteette shower honoring Hoffman Friday even Barbara Yarbrough Says Vows with Gerald Schmitz in Saturday Service Expressive morning services at nonfice Catholic church Sat., united Miss Barbara Yarsh, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. New B. Yarbrough of Tustin Gerald Earl Schmitz, son of and Mrs. Peter W. Schmitz Hailem Olive Road. A exquisite princess gown of silly lace over slipper satin worn by the bride. The over spread to a court train and high neckline was accented a peter pan collar. A head of the same dainty lace held vertip veil of illusion net and carried a bouquet of stephace-centered with a white or Ruggles Richards, the bride's her-in-law, gave her in marion of honor, Mrs. Ruggles ward, the bride's sister, wore at green gown with a nylon fitted bodice and full nylon On her hair was a braided halo, holding a short nylon net and cluster of blending flow- She carried lavender carna-Bridesmaids, Mrs. Evans Miss Shirley Schmitz, Mrs. Schmitz and Mrs. Robert on wore nylon gowns in ornink and carried dark orchid tions. Mrs. Schmitz was best man washers were Don Yarbrough, Liebhart, Charles Kane and Hart Martinez. Adra Bonner, dressed in a picture version of the brides-s gowns and carrying a bas- pink rosebuds, was flower all white setting was the background for the double service, Father Paul Ferrell eating. Are Maria," "On This Day Oh faithful Mother," and "Oh Lord Not Worthy," were sung as by Miss Nancy Groff and John Boeka with Mrs. A. must at the organ. Reception was held in St. Boni-parish hall, decorated with and pink gladioli and dai-Centering the bride's table a four tiered cake topped With Santa Catalina as a honeymoon destination, the bride wore a pink faille suit with matching duster and white accessories. She is a graduate of Tustin High school and attended Fullerton Junior college where she affiliated with Kappa Lambda Sigma sorority. Her husband is a graduate of Anaheim High school and Fullerton Junior college and will resume studies at Pepperdine college, where he has been enrolled for the past two years. They will reside at 114 N. Helena st. Canton Holds Military Drill The Annual Field Meet of the 4th Regiment of Patriarchs Militant and Ladies Auxiliary was held in Anaheim, with Ladies Auxiliary to Canton Santa Ana as hostess auxiliary. A Military Ball was held on Saturday evening at the Odd Fellows Temple and on Sunday the meeting began at 9:30 a.m., with Mrs. Della Reynolds (of Anaheim) president of the auxiliary opening the meeting. Auxiliary members taking part during the session were from Pomona, Los Angeles, San Pedro, Stockton, Riverside, Pasadena, Whittier, Diablo, Napa, and Santa Barbara and Santa Ana. Mrs. Tillie Gardner, president of the Department Association of Ladies Auxiliaries, of San Francisco, was instructing officer. Also present were Miss Lois Curtiss, vice president of Los Angeles, Mrs. Eva Oliver, of Stockton, secretary, and Mrs. Gertrude Clark, of Pasadena, past president. All were given escort honors and welcomed. Department Association officers present were Color Guard No. 1 Mrs. Carmelita Chellis, of Los Angeles; Color Guard No. 2 Mrs. Betty Haygood, of Whittier. Committee members were Mrs. Mamie Jones, Chairman of Courtesy; Progressive Dinner For Crescendo Club An enjoyable evening was spent Progressive Dinner For Crescendo Club An enjoyable evening was spent by members of the Crescendo club of White Temple Methodist church Saturday when a four course progressive dinner was served. Fruit cocktails, at the home of Avon and Florence Carlson, were first on the menu and were followed by salad at the home of Cecil and Betty Whitfield. An entree of tamale pie was served by Wayne and Harriet Held and dessert of strawberry shortcake by Sam and Lois Madley. Concluding the evening were games played in the Madley home. Attending were Cecil Bernard, class teacher, and Ralph and Meryle Osborn, Bill and Maxine Rowe, Don and Ardyse Ann Bown, Dutz and Vera Jean Hilbers, James and Jackie Mesnard, Forest and Mary Wolverton, David and Jean Baker, Clinton and Ruth Flynn and Gene and Polly Mahaffey. Host couples for the evening were Howard and Alice Messamer, Dick and Delores Lindsay and Mick and Ruth Tolf. TATTLE·TALES The Gazette welcomes items for this column. Please bring, mail or phone irena. Phone 6232. TO ATTEND SCHOOL IN EAST—Phillip Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence C. Taylor, 548 S. Indiana, will attend the Eastman School of Music, University of Rochester, Rochester, New York, this coming year. Phillip, well-known and talented young violinist was one of the valedictorians of this year's graduating class, first violinist in the high school orchestra and received the Bank of America Award. FIRST GRANDCHILD—A baby girl was born Saturday morning at St. Joseph Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Leland Henderson of Anaheim. She weighed in at 7 pounds, 8 ounces and is the first grandchild of her very proud and happy grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Harling, Anaheim and Dr. and Mrs. Max Henderson of Euclid Ave. NEVADA VACATION — Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rutel, 10651 S. Chestnut, Stanton, are returning tonight from Las Vegas where they have been vacationing the past week. Pink and White Shower Honors Mrs. Hoffman Mrs. Thomas Gelker, 1025 E. North St., was hostess at a layette shower honoring Mrs. Bill Hoffman Friday evening. Pink and White Shower Honors Mrs. Hoffman Mrs. Thomas Gelker, 1025 E. North St., was hostess at a layette shower honoring Mrs. Bill Hoffman Friday evening. A stork theme was carried out in the pretty table decorations of pink and white flowers and crabble nut cups. Gifts were arranged in a bassinet which was a gift of the honorée's mother in law, Mrs. Martig Talset, and cousins, Mrs. Thomas Gelker and Esther Rodin. Games appropriate to the occasion were played, with prizes won by Esther Rodin, Mrs. Amo Downs, and Mrs. Hoffman. Later in the evening the hostess served refreshments of strawberry pie with whipped cream and coffee. Those attending were Mrs. Ellen Parker, Mrs. Alma Pearson, Mrs. Ruth Dunn and daughter, Marlene, Mrs. Martin Talset, Mrs. Aggie Vicker, Esther Rodin and Mrs. Amo Downs. Unable to attend but sending a gift was Mrs. Neil Elver. Easy and delicious strawberry shortcake: Buy an angelfood cake and slice; top each slice with vanilla ice cream and the sweetened sliced berries. Photo Finishing MA HOUR SERVICE SPEARS Camera Shop & Photo Supply 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anzheim Phone 7128 RADIO MONDAY P. M. 5:00 P.M. KLAO-News, Sports, LA Today KPI-Festure Wire KPC-Media, Business, Sports KECA-Ira Cook KHB-Jobby Benson KNB-Wallis Mille KNX-Ethan Murray KPAO-Bunse Serenade 5:15 KLAO-Stars of Week KFI-News KECA-Buster Crabb, Baseball KMPO-Music KNX-Tom Marmon 6:20 KPI-Voice of Firestone KBC-Bears of Song KBC-Ghost Funny KJB-Bar-9 KNX-World Today 6:45 KLAO-Sam Baller KMPO-Top Tunes KECA-Bob Garrett KNX-Frank Goss 6:00 P.M. KLAO-News KFI-Pinkley at 6 KPC-California News KECA-H. 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