anaheim-gazette 1952-06-25

3 Anaheim Gazette WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 PHOTO BY JARRETT SNIDER ANAHEIM RITES were read Los Alamitos family Saturday Los Alamitos Home Couple Married H Miss Nancy Estrella Smith was ALL PINK APPOINTMENTS were a lovely detail in the wedding services which united Donna Flynn and Robert Capp. Donna Hoskins Flynn - Robert Capp United in Double Ring Services White Temple Methodist church was the scene of a beautiful all pink wedding, with the altar decorated in larkspur and gladiolus, June 21, at 8 p.m., when Donna Hoskins Flynn married Robert W. Capp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Capp of Pico. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hoskins of 10511 Katella ave., was given in marriage by her father, with Rev. Frank Butterworth, pastor assisted by Rev. Joseph Harris, the bride's uncle, retired from Burbank, in performing the double ring ceremony. The bride was exquisite in pink tulle over satin with insertions of Chantilly lace and carrying a ballerina bouquet of Carol Amling roses and shell pink carnations. Susan and Linda Flynn attended their mother as flower girls, in short organdy dresses with satin pedal baskets. The maid of honor who was Miss Margaret Maurin, and the bridesmaid, Mrs. Velma Walker, were in ensembles of the same materials as the bride, carrying carnations backed with two toned green and pink satin. All the attendants wore headbands of feathered carnations in shell pink. Donnal Capp of West Los Angeles served his brother as best man and the ushers were Jim Marshall of Whittier and Ross Walker. Albert M. Cranston sang "Through the Years" and Edith Browne Shuman and Bill Talevich were a duet in "With These Hands." Mrs. Shuman followed with the prayer song as a solo, "O Perfect Love." Susan Talevich was organist. A reception followed at Wesley hall. The bride's mother received in an aqua-blue floor length Chantilly lace gown with shell pink carnations, assisted by the bride's aunts, Mmes. Robert Koontz, Hugh J. Nipp an dJoseph Harris. The bridegroom's mother was in rose with identical carnations. The pink wedding cake with four tiers was handsomely decorated by "Doc" Archer, trainer for the Los Angeles Rams. It was topped with a tulle heart with a tiny bell suspended saying "Bob and Donna" and the date. Standing in the heart were miniature porcelain figures of the couple made by the bride's mother who teaches ceramics at AUHS. The bride attended Vista high, San Diego State College, Fullerton JC and Whittier College where she was a member of the A Capella Choir. She taught second grade at Magnolia No. 1 school and music at both the Magnolia schools. The bridegroom was educated in Kansas City, Kan. After a honeymoon in Colorado and Lake Tahoe the couple will make their home in Pico where the bridegroom and his parents are in the restaurant business. Americans use about 135 pounds of wheat flour per capita annually. Miss Nancy Estrella Smith was united in marriage to James Walter Hamilton at the Bethel Baptist Church in Anaheim Saturday afternoon at a candlelight service. The Rev. Berthold Jacksteit performed the single ring ceremony. The bride was given by her father. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James D. Smith of 10872 Chestnut st., Los Alamitos. Hamilton, son of Mrs. Helen Hamilton of Yuma, Ariz., has been making his home with cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Albert C. Brown of 3531 Green st., Los Alamitos. He was graduated from Jordan High in Long Beach and is employed at the Douglas Aircraft plant in Long Beach. The bride was lovely in a white lace and net ballerina styled gown with a lace petal cap dotted with rhinestones holding a short veil. Mrs. Charles Burrows was the matron of honor and only attendant, in aqua blue frosted nylon with a halo of flowers in her hair. Carl King was best man. Mrs. Jane Jacksteit sang "O Promise Me" and "I Love You Truly," accompanied by Miss Esther L. Leuschner. The bride's mother was attired in a purple suit with white accessories, and her grandmother, Mrs. Harry P. Smith of Yakima, Wash., wore a navy suit. Mrs. Margaret Preece of Los Angeles, the bride's aunt, was also present at the reception for 75 guests on the lawn of the pastor's home. The bride was graduated from AUHS this month and was a member of Future Nurses. She left for a honeymoon in Northern California in a pink bolero suit with white accessories. After July 1 the couple will be the attendants wore headbands of feathered carnations in shell pink. Donal Capp of West Los Angeles served his brother as best man and the ushers were Jim Marshall of Whittier and Ross Walker. Albert M. Cranston sang "Through the Years" and Edith Browne Shuman and Bill Talevich were a duet in "With These Hands." Mrs. Shuman followed The bridegroom was educated in Kansas City, Kan. After a honeymoon in Colorado and Lake Tahoe the couple will make their home in Pico where the bridegroom and his parents are in the restaurant business. Americans use about 135 pounds of wheat flour per capita annually. Angeles, the bride's aunt, was also present at the reception for 75 guests on the lawn of the pastor's home. The bride was graduated from AUHS this month and was a member of Future Nurses. She left for a honeymoon in Northern California in a pink bolero suit with white accessories. After July 1 the couple will be Start Today EARN A FULL 3% CURRENT RATE on All Savings Received by The 10th of July From July 1st You earn a FULL 3% on all sav- made from July 1st on deposits made by July 10th, and receive your interest checks each quarter by mail if you desire. Come in and learn more about this convenient plan and the other advantages at this pioneer company. SAVINGS INSURED TO $10.000 Our 63rd year in Anaheim The SAVINGS Loan & Building Association of Anaheim 211 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM-PHONE 7283 Couple Observe Golden Wedding In answer to gold engraved invitations to 100 families sent out by the William Thompson's of 6691 S. Western ave., Buena Park, who celebrated their golden wedding anniversary Sunday by holding open house, relatives and friends called to congratulate the couple, during the afternoon. Prominent among the guests were members of St. Pius V Catholic Church, of wheihhW—r w—tolic church, of which the Thompsons are members. Scores of Stantonites attended, the Thompsons having resided at 10381 S. Stanton ave., until last year, from June 1928 when they moved to California from Hutchison, Kan. The 21-year old Stanton Sunshine & Shower club, of which Rose Thompson is a charter member attended in a body. The occasion was a triple celebration, also observing the 40th wedding anniversary of Mr. Thompson's brother, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Thompson of Hawthorne, and the fourth birthday of their grandson, Thomas Carr of Burlington, Vermont. A three-tiered cake, topped with a miniature copy of the couple as bride and bridegroom, centered the refreshment table. Dolls, dressed as Will and Rose Thompson were, at their marriage ceremony, in Harrington, Kansas, a surrey, and engraved napkins with favors of small gold bells completed a beautiful setting. The Thompson's said vows in 1902 at Harrison-Kansas. Silk Flag Given to WRC Social Club Social club of A. B. Paul meeting and potluck held y day at city park was highlight presentation of a new silk f social club, by Leona Hull president. Report was given on th to Corona Naval Veterans pital and articles given, which were electric corn pop corn, oil, 15 pair of pads, magazines and pocket A new quilting project planned with 24 members and guests attending. TATTLE-TALE The Gazette welcomes item this column. Please bring m phone lrene. Phone 8232. BABY CRAIG ARRIVES and Mrs. Welton Craig, 18 Broadway, are happy to an the birth of their baby boy young man made his appe Sunday, June 22, at Cottage pital, Fullerton. INDIANA STATE PICNIC tendance at the annual I State picnic in Bixby Park Beach, June 29, is expre reach 10,000, according t May, president of the socie County registration tabl be set up where the Hoosier meet friends from the ALAMITOS Home Planned by Male Married Here Saturday Bancy Estrella Smith was marriage to James Walton at the Bethel Bapin Anaheim Saturday at a candlelight servilev. Berthold Jacksteit the single ring cerebride was given by She is the daughter of Mrs. James D. Smith the chestnut st., Los Alamison, son of Mrs. Helen of Yuma, Ariz., has been home with cousins, Mr. Albert C. Brown of st., Los Alamitos. He died from Jordan High beach and is employed Douglas Aircraft plant in ith. Triple F Club Has Meeting Mrs. Leo Oden was hostess in her home to a recent meeting of the Triple F club when it was decided to dispense with the July and August meetings and to convene again in September. The hostess served a strawberry meringue pie for dessert. CANNERY SCHEDULE Fullerton's school - community cannery will be open for canning berries, cherries and other fruits Tuesday, July 1, at 5:30 p.m. and Wednesday, July 2, at 1:00 p.m., according to Miss Ina Geritt, instructor. Individuals planning to participate in the canning sessions should contact the Fullerton summer school office for an appointment. The summer school office can be reached by telephone LAbert 5-2331. A three-tiered cake, topped with a miniature copy of the couple as bride and bridegroom, centered the refreshment table. Dolls, dressed as Will and Rose Thompson were, at their marriage ceremony, in Harrington, Kansas, a surrey, and engraved napkins with favors of small gold bells completed a beautiful setting. The Thompson's said vows in 1902 at Harrington, Kansas. Nineteen direct relatives were present: Mrs. Thompson's brother, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Barnard of Shell Beach, Calif. Two daughters, their oldest child who is a son, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Mrs. Richard Carr and her three children, Daniel 13, William seven, and Thomas four from Vermont; Mrs. Ethel Crockett and her husband, David, and their 19-year-old daughter, Rosalle, from Hawthorne. Their son, David William, sent his regards from Hawaii where he is a Corporal in the Army. Roland Thompson of Torrance, with his daughter and son: Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Oreskovich and their 13-year-old boy, Larry; Roland Jr., with his wife and five-year-old daughter, Kristine Marle. The host, who has been retired for the past 26 years, was a grain and cattle farmer in Hutchison. Shop Friday Night 'Til 9 INDIANA STATE PICNIC tendance at the annual I State picnic in Bixby Park Beach, June 29, is experereach 10,000, according to May, president of the socieCounty registration tabl be set up where the Hoosier meet friends from the town." Food concessions w provided. The Long Beach band will open the progr 1 p.m. VACATION IN YELLOW STONE—Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis and son, Tinker, 7 Cerritos, are on vacation a lowstone National Park. M vis is the Stanton postm and Davis is on leave from las where he is an electrician DAUGHTER VISITS—Mrs. J. Remais, 1215 E. Chichave as their guests for ther mer their daughter, Mrs. Lillienthal and daughter P. Brooklyn, N. Y. Mrs. Lillis is the sister of Mrs. Joe H. 1211 E. 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