anaheim-gazette 1952-08-12

Social and Club Activities Pat Terrebonne — 2206 Tradition Marks Kaschubat-Gerlach Wedding Service in Lutheran Church Miss Ursula Kaschubat and Heinz Garlach, both recent arrivals in the United States, repeated their wedding vows in Zion Lutheran church in Anaheim on Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock with the Rev. Edwin Pflug performing the double ring ceremony. A. J. Schutte, president of the congregation, gave the bride in marriage in the stead of her father. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Kaschubat of Bielefeld, Germany. The bridegroom's parents, with whom they came to America, are Mr. and Mrs. Karl Gerlach of 14442 E. Ballrd., who came originally from East Prussia, also residents of Bielefeld before coming here. Miss Gerlach was gowned in white satin, fashioned with sweetheart neckline and court train. The neckline was accented with embroidery of crystal beads and seed pearls. The coronet which held her fingertip veil in place was also embroidered with the beads and peaks. She carried a bouquet of gardenias and stephanotis and wore a necklace and assisted the bridegroom's parents in receiving the guests in the parish hall at the reception following the ceremony. Mrs. Gerlach wore illac silk with a corsage of lilac carnations. First cut in the five-tiered cake was made by the bridal couple, after which members of the Dorcas society of the church served the cake with punch and coffee. The bride attended schools in East Prussia and Saxony. Her husband received his schooling in East Prussia and Bielefeld. Both are employed in Olive and will make their home at present with the bridegroom's parents. Joyce Paulus Is Shower Honoree A bride-to-be, Miss Joyce Paulus of Olive, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in the parish hall of St. Paul's Lutheran church, by Mrs. George Heinemann, and the Misses Verdelle Otte, Julaine Timken, Barbara Lemke, and Doreen Timken. Miss Paulus, daughter of the W. F. Pauluses of Olive MEREDYTHE BARKER Orange County Will Get New Home Advisor Miss Meredythe Barker has been appointed new home advisor on the Orange county staff of agricultural extension service on the board of regents of the University of California. She succeeds Lora Ward who recently became Mrs. Bartlett Vance Santa Ana. Miss Barker will assist Marian Prentiss in the home economics program, according to Harold E. Wahlberg, director of the extension service in Oran county. She will also be advised to the 21 4-H girls clubs and the leaders in Orange county. The new advisor is a native Miss Gerlach was gowned in white satin, fashioned with sweetheart neckline and court train. The neckline was accented with embroidery of crystal beads and seed pearls. The coronet which held her fingertip veil in place was also embroidered with the beads and peals. She carried a bouquet of gardenias and stephanotis and wore a necklace and earrings, gift of the bridegroom. Combining wedding traditions of both Germany and the United States, the sermonette was in English with the actual ceremony conducted in the German language. Following the German custom Bible passages pertaining to the institution of marriage, conduct of husband and wife, and blessings of marriage were read following the ceremony, also in German. Mrs. Walter Kempin played the wedding marches and accompanied Mrs. Alex Dutzi who sang in English and German Songs were "O Perfect Love" in English and "Jesu, geh voran" and "So Mimm denn meine Haende" in German. Two other recent arrivals in Anaheim were the attendants. Miss Ina Hertfelder was maid of honor and wore lilac taffeta. She carried yellow carnations and wore a wreath of the same flowers in her hair. Helmuth Fetter served as best man and ushers were William Heinecke and Walter Schmidt. Little Tine Heffern, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dick S. Heffern was flower girl. She wore lilac taffeta and yellow carnations in her hair. Her basket held yellow rosebuds. Mrs. Elizabeth Franz of Olive acted as the bride's mother and Shower Honoree A bride-to-be, Miss Joyce Paulus of Olive, was honored with a miscellaneous shower Thursday evening in the parish hall of St. Paul's Lutheran church, by Mrs. George Heinemann, and the Misses Verdelle Otte, Julaine Timken, Barbara Lemke, and Doreen Timken. Miss Paulus, daughter of the W. F. Pauluses of Olive will become the bride of Vicar George F. Duerr, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Duerr of Santa Ana, on Aug. 22. A color scheme of pink and blue was carried out in the bouquets of asters and delphinium and arrangements of pink roses used in decorating the hall for the 8 o'clock dessert. Refreshments of peach sundae with whipped cream and individual iced cakes, topped with white sugar bells and bows of pink and blue were served at the card tables. Centerpieces were white tapers tied with ribbon and bells and set in a base of pink and blue, surrounded with pink geraniums. Refreshments were served by candelight. The gifts, which had been placed on the long table appointed with a plastic church and miniature bridal couple, were opened by the bride-elect. The game of "Wedding Bells" was played and awards were presented to Mrs. John Dennis, Miss Carclyn Meierhoff, and Mrs. Donald Quick. The hostesses presented Miss Paulus with a corsage of white gladioli and gardenias to Mrs. Paulus and Mrs. Duerr. Those present, other than those mentioned, were Mesdames Shirley Downie, Jeanette Whitaker, Marilyn Frick, Lila McKee, Mavis Honaker, Shirley Montana, Shirley Weatherman, Beverly Scoville, Thea Henning, Gloria Trekell, Dolores Flareau, Neola Meriam, Barbara Gerdes, Doris Gerdes, Barbar Resler, Bonnie Schaper, Darlene Krage, Helen Cudworth, Verna Reed, Georgene Cole, Marlene Cline, Antoinette Blackman, Elois Short, Marcine Ragan, Myrth Ristow, Henrietta Klaner, Betty Hayes, Arlene Timme, Esther Danker, Karen Krage. Miss Barker will assist Mrs. Marian Prentiss in the home economics program, according to Harold E. Wahlberg, director of the extension service in Oran County. She will also be advised to the 21 4-H girls clubs and the leaders in Orange county. The new advisor is a native Massachusetts. She received her bachelor of science degree in home economics and education from Simmons college, Boston. She recently resigned from the Ms. Sachusetts extension service to accept the position in Orange county. She was associate home development agent in Hampshire county since 1949, and comes here with generous recommendations from her former associates and home leaders in Hampshire county, said Wahlberg. Miss Barker starts her office duties in Orange county on Aug. 15, right in the midst of the extensive 4-H activities at the Orange county fair where over 40 entries have been made in the several departments by 4-H members including clothing projects; food preservation; feature booth livestock; poultry and rabbits. Red Cross Swim Class Graduates Beginners' swim test at the high school pool has graduated 22 boys and girls, according to the Red Cross swim instructor Joe Critchfield. Students are from the Savanna school district. Included were Janet McCoy Bill Holden, David Williamson Barbara Baxter, Charles Clark Dennis Millozoni, Miles Weaver Ray Mendoza, Richard Markey Louis Portillo, Wendal Price Dan Garrison, Terry Martin, Jane Cooke, Zelma Miller, Lupe Requejo, Jess Viera, Tony Najera Jack Fletcher, Ray McCullough Billy Strouder and Wendal Price. The swim program is part of a cooperative summer recreation program carried on by the Savanna school district, Wayne Butterbaugh superintendent, and the Anaheim recreation department. $1000 in CASH is a lot of money! You can economize by not buying— Why do we keep on building electric service facades so high and our construction budget runs in dollars every year? That's a good question. And we need the facilities right now. We added appraisal new customers to Edison lines each year in four years. Actually, our customers used almost a billion more in 1951 than in 1950—and when someone or flicking a switch, we must be able to deliver it. "Edison electricity is your best buy—you can SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Home-Makers' Forum By JOAN S. WHITE Gazette Home Economist "Why don't we do this more often," thoughtfully asks a home-maker of herself after a bit of successful home entertaining. For nearly everyone with a home of his own likes to have company in to help him enjoy it, likes to be surrounded by friends having a good time and enjoys the fun of giving a party. If you are the kind of person who keeps putting it off, do ask yourself why. Excuse for a Party Need an excuse for giving a party? Don't be silly. The best reason in the world is that you want to see your friends and enjoy an evening of fun with them. Perhaps some special occasion will give you a push like hubby's birthday, a friend's visit from back home, christening the new baby or the barbecue. Are you the kind that keeps putting things off because you think you aren't a good hostess? Everyone had to start somewhere and social grace comes with practice. All right, so you made a mistake last time. You said the wrong thing to the right person and the chicken was done much too much. You won't do that again—that's for sure. Capitalize MEREDYTHE BARKER Orange County I Get New Home Advisor Meredythe Barker has appointed new home advisor Orange county staff of the rural extension service by ward of regents of the Uniof California. She sucLora Ward who recently Mrs. Bartlett Vance of Ana. Barker will assist Mrs. Prentiss in the home ecoprogram, according to E. Wahlberg, director of tension service in Orange She will also be advisor 14-H girls clubs and their in Orange county. new advisor is a native of Beginning Wed August Event BEDSPRICE Bates, Fieldcrest and Monument Mills WOVEN SPREADS Lora Ward who recently Mrs. Bartlett Vance of Ana. Barker will assist Mrs. Prentiss in the home eco-program, according to E. Wahlberg, director of extension service in Orange County. She will also be advisor to 14-H girls clubs and their leaders in Orange county. New advisor is a native of Muskeets. She received her degree of science degree in home economics and education from US college, Boston. She resigned from the Mastets extension service to position in Orange county was associate home demonstration agent in Hampsden since 1949, and comes here generous recommendations for former associates and some leaders in Hampsden said Wahlberg. Barker starts her official on Orange county on Aug. 1st in the midst of the ex-4-H activities at the Orchard fair where over 400 have been made in the departments by 4-H memb-ling clothing projects, observation, feature booths, poultry and rabbits. Cross Swim Graduates Mers' swim test at the pool pool has graduated and girls, according to Cross swim instructor, Shiffield. Students are from Anna school district. And were Janet McCoy, Alden, David Williamson, Baxter, Charles Clark, Millozoni, Miles Weaver,undoza, Richard Markey, Martillo, Wendal Price, Dan Terry Martin, Janet Helma Miller, Lupe Reiss Viera, Tony Najera, Nicher, Ray McCullough,uder and Wendal Price. Swim program is part of active summer recreation carried on by the Sac-school district, Wayne high, superintendent, andheim recreation depart- Are you the kind that keeps putting things off because you think you aren't a good hostess? Everyone had to start somewhere and social grace comes with practice. All right, so you made a mistake last time. You said the wrong thing to the right person and the chicken was done much too much. You won't do that again—that's for sure. Capitalize on the arrangements that worked out well, and go at it again. It's such a lot of work and your house isn't quite as you would like it? Listen girl, either your steady job of home-making is not organized right or you aren't being good to your family. Home-makers who are worth their salt maintain a home that is ready for guests. After all, a home that is clean and arranged primarily for the enjoyment of the folks who live in it is the kind of home that friends enjoy visiting. No one expects your house to look like a furniture store with every accessory and each ash tray right in place. But if you have made the rooms comfortable and attractive for family living—and you owe it to your family to do so—then you are ready to entertain. Budget badly bent, not enough fancy linens and dishes? Formal entertaining went out with the bustle.: Elegance has been replaced by informality. With a little ingenuity, you can plan a party your guests will long remember using paper plates, if neces-say your favorite casserole, instead of a roast, and card tables for more guests than your dining table can comfortably seat. Make It Buffet Inviting friends to "break bread" with you is the truest measure of your hospitality. If you have an outdoor barbecue, some of your meat problems are solved, and we will talk about the barbecue another time. Calendar Compiled from This Month in Anaheim TONIGHT Native Sons of the Golden West—7:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus Hall IOOF No. 199—8:00 p.m. IOOF Hall BEDSPRINT Bates, Fieldcrest and Monument Mills WOVEN SPREADS Becoming more popular every day are these small very practical woven spreads, and we have them the new designs, colors and combinations for type room . . . as advertised in America's l magazines . . . and the low prices range from 5.95 to 15.50 CAMPUS TESTED CAMPUS APPROVED Bates REDSPREADS AND MATCHING DRAPERIES ELEGANT AND ECONOMICAL! Bates beautiful "Snowdrop" pattern is the colle NOT buying—but we can’t! Using electric service facilities when costs construction budget runs into many millions of is a good question. And here’s the answer: At now. We added approximately 70,000 lines each year in four of the past five mers used almost a billion kilowatt hours —and when someone orders electricity by be able to deliver it. Our best buy—you can depend on it!” CALENDAR Compiled from This Month in Anaheim TONIGHT Native Sons of the Golden West—7:00 p.m. Knights of Columbus Hall. IOOF No. 199—5:00 p.m. IOOF Hall. TOMORROW Orange County Fair—Fair Grounds between Santa Ana and Newport Beach. Sea Scouts—7:00 p.m. Investment in Youth Bldg. Meeting followed by activity at Sea Scouts base at 1235 Coast Highway, Newport Beach. Visitors welcome. ELEGANT AND ECONOMICAL! Bates beautiful “Snowdrop” pattern is the collecrowd's special favorite. Fine textured cotton green, blue, rose, chartreuse, yellow, slate, or aqua All with soft white dots, white ball fringe. Wash perfectly, needs no ironing. Wrinkle-resistant, linfree, and very long wearing. Don't settle for lea ...be sure you get the Bates label! Bates "SNOWDROP" in single or double size ... 10.5 The LUXURIOUS Gift Suggestion Bates GEORGE WASHINGTONS in twin and full size ... 27.5 Morgan-Jones MINUET in white, yellow, pink and antique white ... 25.0 QUILTED SATIN spreads with flounce, 10-inch quilted cuff ... 24.5 ... with 5 inch quilted cuff ... 14.9 QUILTED FAILLE SPREADS with flounce in all popular colors ... 14.9 CHINTZ PRINT with full ruffled flounce in all popular colors ... 19.9 bles, the coffee table, or whatever. That is a sit down first course. Or you may want to serve iced drinks as the guests begin to arrive. Designate a side table as a place for the glasses or plates to be deposited by guests on the way to the buffet. Also make plans for the clearing away of dishes so that dessert can be served. The success of your party depends in direct ratio on the extent of your concentration before hand. Actually sit down with pencil and paper well in advance to make up a guest list, plan the menu, make out a grocery list and special jobs to be done. Phone or mail out invitations and let the others know who's coming and the important details of your party plans. Have Fun Relax and have fun yourself during your party and your guests will relax and have fun with you. You will if you have prepared a menu to include tried and true family favorites, most of which can be fixed well ahead of party time. Let your guests participate in the affair. They won't mind helping in some way as funny folks are more at ease when they have something to do. Simple food and plenty of it is the key to the success of this informal dinner party. Be sure that hot things are steaming hot, and Winning Wednesday! Another Outstanding August Event...at The S.Q.R. Store August Layaway SPREAD EVENT! An event for which we planned months in advance! Our buyer has certainly been very busy “getting ready” for this terrific ten day selling and we can truthfully state we have the most excellent cold beverages, salads and such are icy cold. All standard lines of SILVERWARE International, Holmes & Edwards, Community and Sterling patterns. USE OUR LAY-A-WAY PLAN SEDLOCK 133 S.LOS ANGELES STREET An event for which we planned months in advance! Our buyer has certainly been very busy "getting ready" for this terrific ten day selling and we can truthfully state we have the most complete selection of finest quality, beautiful bedspreads we have ever offered during this big, annual event! Chenilles, Hobnails, Woven, Satins, Failles, Denims and Prints from such nationally-known makers as Bates, Lady Christina, Needletuft, Monument Mills and Fieldcrest... in gorgeous patterns, solid colors and smart two-tones. BEDSPREADS...A WONDERFUL XMAS GIFT SUGGESTION! ...and NOW is the time to buy while selections are complete... remember... 1.00 DOWN RESERVES ANY BEDSPREAD IN LAYAWAY ...and you have until December 15 to pay the balance in small weekly or monthly payments. WIN A REGULAR 18.95 QUILTED TAFFETA BEDSPREAD...FREE! No purchase necessary! Simply visit our very interesting downstairs bedspread department and register your name and address... you may be the lucky person to win this beautiful Reg. 18.95 Quilted Taffeta Bedspread that is now on display in our front window, which will be given away Saturday, August 23 at 5 p.m. Special Purchase! CHENILLE SPREADS Special Purchase! CHENILLE SPREADS A very special purchase and offered at a very interesting, low price for this event! Corduroy chenille spreads in twin and full size in popular solid colors including red, green, hunter green, grey, flamingo, yellow, brown and white. Special Purchase Price ..... 6.95 Lady Christina and Cabin-Craft Needletuft CHENILLE SPREADS Chenilles galore . . . every type chenille you may desire . . . in white and colors with beautiful colored designs, in solid colors with border designs, solid colors with self color designs, plain colors and two-tones . . . you're sure to find just the spread you want in this tremendous selection of twin and double bed sizes. . . priced to suit any budget from 7.95 to 22.50 BEDSPREADS ... DOWNSTAIRS STORE HOURS: 9:30 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. SHOP FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P.M.