anaheim-gazette 1952-10-06

Anaheim Gazetteer by JOHN S. NEUBAUER WEATHERWISE — Fair and warm. Shirt-sleeve weather prevails even though the calendar indicates that it's fall and winter is approaching. NEWSPRONT — A five-year-old Fullerton lad — David Dale Howell — drowned in a small lake on the estate of J. Gregory Conway, nationally known flower arranging artist and lecturer. Det. Lt. Herb Curtis fished the boy's body from the five-foot depth of water ... Possibility that Oranco milk prices might be raised a cent loomed today as a hearing was set for Oct. 20 ... Ed Stanley, 35, former Santa Ana Don footballer, was listed as the county's 122 poliomyelitis victim by Dr. John Barger, deputy health officer. His condition "is not considered serious." ... A turnout of 1432 of the 1800 registered Seal Beach voters balloted 751 to 681 to ban William Robertson's "Sheet Metal Monte Carlo." A bitter controversy centered about the casho and brought out the near-record vote ... Oranco's biggest housing project to cost $20 million is planned for Costa Mesa just south of Coast college. DEATH—Elbert Hatch, 49, died a few minutes after his car collided with a car driven by Hemer Malcarne at "Coroner's Corner"—Orangethorpe and Lemon. He was the 73rd Oranco traffic fatality. COURTOPIX — Marjorie Burns Ryan, 29, former Santa Ana police secretary, is slated to go on trial to determine whether or not she embezzled $650 from the Police Benevolent fund ... The City of Seal Beach has been enjoined from interfering with the drilling Rebekahs Set Hallowe'en Party For Oct. 17 Lois Rebekah lodge held its meeting Friday night with Noble Grand Violet Thierfelder presiding. Henry Mang, past grand patriarch, Mr. and Mrs. Beatty, past grand officers of North Dakota, and Barbara Myers were introduced and welcomed. Pat Senter, chairman for the penny supper tomorrow night reported that plans were completed and that the public is invited. A meeting of the past noble grands was set for Oct. 9 at the home of Bonnie Miller. Regular meeting and a Hallowe'en party will be held on Oct. 17 and member are asked to come in costume. Refreshments were served by the committee with Myrtle Weber, chairman, Vernice Summers, Edna McKeen and Mary Alice Shawhan. Colorful Party Opens Season For Mariners Mariners club of the Presbyterian church began the fall season with a Mexican style potluck dinner in the social hall of the church. Present for the event were 34 members and eight guests. The Rev. Hugh Nelson of Michelinda Presbyterian church, told of his work as a missionary to Mexico and illustrated his talk with colored slides. Authentic music was presented by William Talvich. The potluck dinner was in charge of Harold and Ruth Hall with Ed and Dixie Edwards arranging the table decorations. Guests attending were the Rev. and Mrs. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Stahl, Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Sandoval, former members. Basic Training COURTOPIX — Marjorie Burns Ryan, 29, former Santa Ana police secretary, is slated to go on trial to determine whether or not she embezzled $650 from the Police Benevolent fund ... The City of Seal Beach has been enjoined from interfering with the drilling operations of the Monterey Oil company until Oct. 30 by a writ returnable to Judge Kenneth Morrison ... an AWOL marine, Joseph Nugent, 24, was granted probation on a bad check charge on condition that restitution be made ... Arrangement of John W. Stanley, 26, on a driving charge was continued until Friday ... A jury found Clyde Caples not guilty of two burglaries in Oranco, but the Lomita man was held for Kern county authorities ... An Anaheim woman, Mrs. John Kennedy, was reported to have been robbed of $1800 in cash and jewelry. TV STAR—Supervisor Ralph McFadden appeared on a nationwide TV hookup when he was interviewed at the half-time of the Stanford-Michigan (14-7) game. The Placentian played for Stanford against Michigan 50 years ago. SPORTOPIX — Coast college bowled over San Mateo JC, 42-0; Santa Ana's Dona played Long Beach college to a scoreless deadlock; while Anaheim's Jewell Owens sparked Dick Spaulding's Fullerton college to a 14-13 win over El Camino at Lawndale ... Anaheim's stock dropped as Citrus Owls beat Clare Van Hoorebeke's Colonists, 19-0; Chaffey whipped Sammy Saint, 12-6; Monrovia blanked Fullerton, 14-0 in the first Indian shutout in five years; Newport beat Bonita 19-12, and Ed Goddard's Huntington Beach Ollers rolled to a 41-7 win over Downey ... Clarmont dumped Bud Goodell's Valencia Tigers, 41-12; Laguna beat Coronin, 21-19; Puente took Garden Grove, 19-0; Brea-Olinda beat Palm Springs, 21-0; Tustin lost to Fallbrook, 6-7; while Capistrano trounced San Jacinto, 33-0 ... It may be football season but Anaheimers are giving World Series pools quite a play. TRANSITION—Patricia Juarez changed her name to Mrs. Antonio Bill ... Mrs. Mary Heuer, 82, a native of Austria, and an Anaheimer for 24 years, died ... Five girls and five boys marked Ana. Basic Training To Begin for Scout Leaders Girl Scout Leader Basic Training course, begins Wednesday, Oct. 8, 9:30 a.m. at the Investment in Youth Building, 317 E. La Palma. Visual aid materials to be used include film strips, charts, and posters. Practical suggestions for organizing troops, and methods of planning program activities will interest all leaders, assistant leaders, and committee members. Historical background of the organization, use of the patrol system and details concerning badge program will be outlined by Mrs. Roberta McFarland, executive director of the Anaheim Girl Scout Council, Inc. Mrs. D. M. Knight, northern orange county volunteer trainer, who has assisted for the last three years, will again present methods of teaching songs, dances, and games. A discussion period for Brownie leaders and their problems has been planned. The outdoor phase of Scouting is scheduled for Oct. 24. Mrs. John L. Bovee, Jr., president of the leaders club, and Mrs. Don May, program chairman of the council, will help with this last session. Certificates will be awarded to leaders completing the entire course: 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Wednesdays and Fridays, Oct. 8, 10, 15, 17, 22 and 24, Investment in Youth building. HONOLULU (E) — Forty-two F84 Thunderjet fighters flew non-stop from Travis air force base, Calif., to Hawaii yesterday in the second transPacific mass jet flight in history. Mannel Perez family; Ken Hemmingways, the Carmen Gonzales family and the Antonio Pollareses; the stork left baby girls for Lee Mueller, Gilbert Boutcher, Raymond Dallas, Robert Davis and Thomas Ryan. NITECAPSULE — If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. ANAHEIM HOME will Domincic Hoffman on reNuptial Mass and Annette Crenshaw daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joan Crenshaw of N. Paulina stua lovely bride Saturday morning as she stood before the altar St. Boniface Catholic church say marriage vows with DoA. Hoffman, son of Mr. and Dominic A. Hoffman of Anst., Anaheim. The Rev. Michael Case off-ed at the double ring rites. Escorted down the alseb father, the bride wore a gold exquisite lace over nylon Mary Queen of Scots headwear were worn by the bridal attendant and the bride's veil also allowed this theme with a pearl drop over her forehead carried a white prayer box gift from the bridegroom to white orchid. Mrs. Wayne C. Flock of F8on sister of the bride, waived bronze chiffon velvet w bouquet of yellow spider sandthemums, wheat spears red oak leaves. Her little diter Yvonne Flock was f girl and was gowned exactly her mother. She carried an tical bouquet. Bridesmales were Miss Ski Hoffman, sister of the bridegroom Mrs. Garth Menges of San Nate Miss Lorraine Montijo and Robert Williams of Anaheim Hoffman and Mrs. Menges turquoise chiffon velvet and fried lavendar chrysanthem with wheat and red oak leaf Miss Montijo and Mrs. Wille were gowned in gold toned w gowns with bronze chrysanthem mums wheat and red oak leaf in their bouquets. The attendee gowns were designed by bride. The bridegroom was attested by his brother, Robert Hoff best man. Ushers were Jo-Hoffman another brother, Mahoney Gordon Mahoney Raoul Carlson. Bronze and yellow chrysanthem mums, yellow gladioli and red leaves decorated the main door and the side altar was decorated with an unusual arrangement. Important Subjects To Be Discussed Mon. Oct. 6—Receiving the Word of God. Tue.—Oct. 7—God's Seven Water Tests. Wed. Oct. 8—The Two Families. Thur. Oct. 9—The Bed is too Short. Fri., Oct. 10—God is Impartial. Sat., Oct. 11—The Unbroken Chain. A. F. WALLER, Evangelist 408 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim A sincere welcome and exhortation is extended to you; (seek ye first the Kingdom of God; Matt; 6-33) CHURCH OF CHRIST 408 E. Sycamore St., Anaheim Services each evening 7:30 P.M. Congregational singing directed by GRADEN SLATER Layette Shower For Mrs. Parker Before leaving by plane for Kaneohi Marine Base, Hawaiian Islands to join her husband Sgt. Niel Parker, Mrs. Parker was honored at an anticipation shower by three friends, Misses Rita D'Grennaro, Greta Shipman and Margaret Colbaugh at her home, 7701 Walker st., Cypress. Gifts were presented in a basket by 18 friends. Ice cream cake slices with individual storks was featured at refreshment time. Shower games were won by Mrs. Gladys Foster, Misses Ada La Verne Stanley and Barbara Perry. A second shower was given by relatives and friends at the home of Mrs. Jack Dillard in San Gabriel, the honoree's aunt. Elect Officers To Christian Endeavor Group The high school Christian Endeavor of the Stanton Community church held election of officers who will be installed at a semi-formal banquet Oct. 18 in the clubroom of the church according to Rev. Charles A. White, pastor. Hosts at the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lovett. Officers are Yvonne Fuller, NAHEIM HOME will be established by Mr. and Mrs. Dominic Hoffman on return from resort honeymoon. ARSENE PHOTO Nuptial Mass at St. Boniface Unites Annette Crenshaw - Dominic Hoffman Miss Annette Marie Crenshaw,ighter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crenshaw of N. Paulina st.,was lovely bride Saturday morningshe stood before the altar of Fellowship Guests To Newcomers Hostesses for the Occupationality Tea, given by Mennants division of the of Commerce, Vera A. Manan, were Women's group fo the Presbyterian represented by Mrs. Ma president. Assisting w Earl Spencer, Mrs. R. Mrs. A. E. Bourne and Holliday. Table favors and the given to each guest were by local merchants. The lamp was won by Mr Heidel and Mrs. Allie won the merchandise freshments of chocolate and coffee were furried Dorothy Wade dinner heldthe teas are held. The next party on N be hostessed by the 20-Newcomers attending Margaret Armstrong, Ms Lowe, Mrs. George Mrs. Barney Coker, Mr McFarland, Mrs. Bernie Mrs. Leona Heidel, M Wallace and Mrs. H. L. president; June Murray president;; Clada Pletz,and Ronnie Fuller, treasurergroup meets every Sundayat 6:30 at the church. Just for you Nuptial Mass at St. Boniface Unites Annette Crenshaw - Dominic Hoffman Miss Annette Marie Crenshaw, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Crenshaw of N. Paulina st., was lovely bride Saturday morning she stood before the altar of Boniface Catholic church to marriage vows with Dominic Hoffman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dominic A. Hoffman of Amstutz Anaheim. The Rev. Michael Case officiated the double ring rites. Scorted down the aisle by her sister, the bride wore a gown of quisite lace over nylon net. Queen of Scots headdresses were worn by the bridal attendants and the bride's veil also folded this theme with a single elf drop over her forehead. She held a white prayer book, a gift from the bridegroom, and a teal orchid. Mrs. Wayne C. Flock of Fuller-sister of the bride, was made of honor and wore a gown of bronze chiffon velvet with a quet of yellow spider chryshemums, wheat spears and oak leaves. Her little daughter Yvonne Flock, was flower and was gowned exactly like mother. She carried an iden-bouquet. Bridesmaids were Miss Shirley Man, sister of the bridegroom, Garth Menges of San Diego. Lorraine Montijo and Mrs.ert Williams of Anaheim, Miss Man and Mrs. Menges wore duolise chiffon velvet and car-lavendar chrysanthemums, wheat and red oak leaves. Montijo and Mrs. Williams gowned in gold toned velvet with bronze chrysanthems, wheat and red oak leaves their bouquets. The attendants' dresses were designed by the bridegroom was attended his brother, Robert Hoffman, man. Ushers were Joseph Man, another brother, Keithoney, Gordon Mahoney and Carl Carlson. Bronze and yellow chrysanthems, yellow gladioli and red oaks decorated the main altar the side altar was decorated an unusual arrangement of yellow ribbons. Miss Deolores Giardino was soloist and was accompanied by Mrs. A. F. Faust. Reception was held in Capilla de San Antonio with Mrs. Hershel Flock and Mrs. E. L. Roseberry assisting in hostess duties. Mrs. Crenshaw wore a grey wool coat dress with an orchid corsage and Mrs. Hoffman chose a blue grey faille suit dress with an orchid. After a honeymoon at a mountain resort the new Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman will make their home in Anaheim. Both are graduates of Anaheim High school and he has spent eight years as a member of the United States Naval Reserve, much of that time on active duty. He is now in business with his father. Make Dolls for Korean Children The Missionary society of the Santon Community church met Thursday for their monthly day of work. Dolls made from men's cotton stockings and filled with old nylons were worked on with Mrs. Elijah Briggs painting the faces. The 100 dolls will go to the children of Korea for Christmas. Mrs. Charles White and Mrs. William Cornthwaite took cookies made by four of the members to the Orange county hospital as is the monthly custom of the club. At the potluck luncheon at noon, Mrs. Briggs served a beautiful cake she had decorated to look like a ladies' brimmed yellow straw hat with yellow and white daisies clustered on one side of the brim. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon We made, a very SPECIAL PURCHASE and can offer a LIMITED NUMBER of 4-ft.- Heavy Duty - 4 Step STEPLADDERS BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone 3209 251 N. Lemon on the highway the best way is... Anaheim Idle City, N. J. .....56.95 Asheville, N. C. .....43.25 Dell, N. 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Refreshments of chocolate chip pie and coffee were furnished by Dorothy Wade dinner house where the teas are held. The next party on Nov. 8, will be hostessed by the 20-30 Annies. Newcomers attending were Mrs. Margaret Armstrong, Mrs. Lucille Lowe, Mrs. George Strachan, Mrs. Barney Coker, Mrs. Roberta McFarland, Mrs. Bernie Kersten, Mrs. Leona Heidel, Mrs. Alice Wallace and Mrs. H. L. Stott. president; June Muraoka, vice president;; Clada Pletz, secretary, and Ronnie Fuller, treasurer. The group meets every Sunday evening at 6:30 at the church. Calendar (From This Month in Anaheim) TONIGHT YMCA—6:00 p.m. Board meeting at YMCA. Toastmasters—6:30 p.m. Lum's Cafe. Job's Daughters—6:30 p.m. parents night pot luck dinner and meeting at Masonic Temple. Forum Lecture Series—7:39 p.m. at Anaheim Union High School Carlton C. Rodes. "What is Democracy." TOMORROW Kiwanis Club—12:10 p.m. Elks Club. A. B. Paul Wyman's Relief Corp—1:40 p.m. meeting at IOOF hall. Magnolia School P.T.A.—5:10 p.m. at school. Lola Rebeskah Lodge Pehny Supper—5:30 p.m. at IOOF hall. Open to the public. Sophomore-Parent Dinner—8:30 p.m. at Anaheim Union High School Cafeteria. Orange County Medical Association—7:00 p.m. at Elks Club. Annaheim Community Chest Board Meeting—7:30 p.m. Reports from Girl Scouts and Salvation Army. Junior Ebell—7:45 p.m. at Ebell clubhouse. IOOF Anaheim Lodge No. 199—8:00 p.m. at IOOF hall. PHOTO FINISHING 24 HOUR SERVICE SPEARS Camera Shop 117 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone 7128 Joseph Reza, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reza, 6931 Miller rd., has entered the Salleah Junior Seminary at Richmond. The Salesian fathers conduct the St. John Bosco School for Boys in Bellflower, and often say Mass at St. Plus V Catholic church in Buena Park where Joseph was an altar boy. He formerly was a student at St Boniface parochial school in Anaheim. HILGENFELD MORTUARY Latham Township Church 20 E Broadway North Phila. 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