anaheim-gazette 1952-11-28

3 Anaheim Gazette FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1952 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Social and Club Activities IRENE JULIAN SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 2206 MR. AND MRS. BILL BELL of Anaheim, following their wedding Sunday, Nov. 23, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt, 828 S. Palm. The bride is the former Informal Rites Unite Couple One of the most beautiful formal weddings of the season performed Sunday, Nov. 23, at home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt, 828 S. Palm st., for Virginia Magilo, daughter of Etta Hensley, and Bill Bell, the Rev. Bob Kevorkian officiating. The lovely bride, given in her marriage by Clarence Stayner, wore a navy blue suit accented with grey brilliants and accessories carried a yellow rosebud cover with streamers arranged on prayer book. Mrs. Leonard (Pat) Kr wearing grey and maroon tunic with a yellow carnation corona was matron of honor, and F.Cagwin served as groomsman. The bride's mother wore crepe with black accessories in a yellow carnation corsage. The ceremony was performed before a bank of flowers in warm, soft shades of autumn which were also used to decorate the home. Guests were the bride's sister Mrs. Louise Pack and daughter Earlene, Jean and Carol Ann and Mrs. Warren Hollingswyn Mrs. Clarence Stayner and B.B Robinson. Following the ceremony reception was held, attended by many friends of the bride's bridegroom both of whom employed at Northrop Aircraft Anaheim plant. The new will be established in Anaheim upon the return of the co-funded from a wedding trip to San Francisco. MR. AND MRS. BILL BELL of Anaheim, following their wedding Sunday, Nov. 23, in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kreidt, 828 S. Palm. The bride is the former Virginia Maglio. VFW Auxiliary Plans Riverside Meeting The Anaheim V.F.W. Auxiliary met Monday evening, with Mrs. Emma Heckman presiding, and made plans to attend the second district meeting at West Riverside on Sunday, Dec. 7. Ivy Ryan, who has assisted the organization for several months with escort service to the Long Beach Naval hospital, was initiated following the business meeting. Charlotte Maxon and Germaine Marion, hostesses, prepared a special table centered with a birthday cake, honoring members with birthdays in October and November. Members of the Auxiliary will officiate at the Hospitality Tea at the Dorothy-Wade restaurant on Saturday, Dec. 6. Personals Mr., and Mrs. William Kruse, Olive Park apartments, are the parents of a son, born Nov. 24 at St. Joseph's hospital. The little boy weighed in at seven pounds, 14½ ounces. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse and the Otto Idsos of Fullerton, and has been named James Robert. Edward Gallagher and Joseph Huarte, are home for the Thanksgiving holidays. The boys came down by plane from Santa Clara University where they are students, and will return Sunday. Marriage Licenses David Lee Bartosiewski, 18, 122 W. Adele st., Anaheim; Mary Catherine Hopkins, 18, 9602 Orangethorpe ave., Fullerton. First Church of Christ, Scientist Corner Philadelphia and Chartres Lesson Subject: "Ancient and Modern Necromancy, alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism, Denounced" 11 A.M. SUNDAY 8:00 P.M. WEDNESDAY — Testimonials of Healings 9:30 A.M. — SUNDAY SCHOOL THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM IS LOCATED AT 110 S. LOS ANGELES STREET Open daily from 11 A.M. to 4 P.M. Friday 11 A.M. to 9 P.M. Closed Sundays and Holidays TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE TODAY'S CROSS-WORD PUZZLE HORIZONTAL 1 Subdue 2 Hebby 3 Defile 4 Chilled 5 A king of Judah 6 Indian 7 The populace 8 Dignitary of the church 9 Heretofore 10 Dodged 11 Stair post 12 Thina 13 Willes 14 Temporary dwelling 15 Behold 16 In addition 17 Splender 18 Forefront 19 Clay pipe 20 Behind the times 21 Form of edifice 22 Building 23 Part of a roof 24 Husband of tribania 25 Bitor of Moose and Aroma 26 Rampart 27 Barg gold VERTICAL 1 Current 2 Genus of shade trees 3 Souvenir 4 An ancient people of Thrace 5 Note 6 Viper Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: AARAK DEAB DVAG OVOLO CRRRC OPER KLUE MORD ADDER BAR DAVE ADDER AMARK KRR RC RRRC OPER JAR DAVE ADDER AARAK DEAB DVAG OVOLO CRRRC OPER KLUE MORD ADDER BAR DAVE ADDER AMARK KRR RC RRRC OPER 7 Challenge 8 Postage stamp paper 9 Cultivated land 10 Location 11 Germ 12 Plant by shrwing 13 Poetic lament 14 Water supply 15 Unbound 16 Powter coin of Slam 17 Measure 18 Vision 19 Tutelary divinity 20 Agreed 21 Lively dance 22 Manifest 23 March in review 24 A homily 25 Position of leopardy 26 Give access 27 Romanian money 28 Pistol of great ice Mountain chain 29 Assemble 30 Weight 31 Pressure Farm Bureau Health Director's Report The Anaheim Home Department of the Orange County Farm Reau met Tuesday at the office of Sylvia Mauerhan, 8276 South St., and heard the director's port given by Mrs. M. L. B. Mrs. Lena Anderson, chapel presided and Marian Prentice the University of California tension service gave instruct which were practical and articulated, on short cuts in the aration of holiday meals. The gestions she gave made us most of the products of O county. Mrs. Bose enumerated so many things accomplish the Farm Bureau: extended phone service to be established; Orange county by January, bringing MWD water to the city; reduction of car insurance rates to members through the Farm Insurance company; abolishment of tax on comm fertilizer. Judge Franklin F. West on "Oddities of Wills and Destroying the importance of living a will and explaining the need not necessarily be a f type. Luncheon hostesses were Mmes. Arthur Hartett, C. A. merman and Ina Gathus. Formal Rites White Couple The lovely bride, given in marriage by Clarence Stayner, wore a blue suit accented with brilliants and accessories, and adorned a yellow rosebud corsage streamers arranged on her rarr book. Ms. Leonard (Pat) Kreidt, bring grey and maroon taffeta on a yellow carnation corsage, amateur of honor, and Frank Kevin served as groomsman. The bride's mother wore black with black accessories and yellow carnation corsage. The ceremony was performed at a bank of flowers in the soft shades of autumn and were also used to decorate home. Eests were the bride's sister, Louise Pack and daughters Jean and Carol Ann; Dr. Mrs. Warren Hollingsworth, Clarence Stayner and Buster Jason. Following the ceremony a reson was held, attended by the friends of the bride and groom both of whom are joyed at Northrop Aircraft's heim plant. The new home be established in Anaheim in the return of the couple a wedding trip to San Fran- By JOANN FAUST The annual football banquet honoring the Varsity "B" and "C" football teams at AUHS will be held Dec. 3 in AU's cafeteria. Guest speaker of the banquet will be Rev. Bing Crosby of Lakewood. The dinner will be highlighted by the presentation of the trophies to the Varsity and "C" teams for winning Sunset League championships. Gifts will be presented to the coaches by their teams and letters will be given out to those who have earned them. The drama banquet was held last Wednesday night in the basement of White Temple Methodist church. Following the dinner, each new member was asked to present some type of entertainment in the form of a song, skit, pantime, or dance as the price initiation into the club. Clad in their blue and gold uniforms, the Colonist band, its six majorettes, four songleaders, and four flag-twirlers will journey to Long Beach tomorrow in spite of the Thanksgiving holiday and the nippy weather, to compete with 78 other Southland bands in the "All Western Band Review." Four nurses met Friday morning in the library and discussed the club's initiation Dec. 2, when skits will be presented by the new initiates following a potluck dinner. Many sizes, shapes and flavors of cookies were sold Tuesday at recreation period in the cafeteria. The cookies were made by Commercial club members and were sold for an unreasonably low price of five cents a bag. The object of the cookie sale was to raise money for the club. A Thanksgiving dinner, with all the traditional trimmings was presented to a needy Anaheim family last night by the Junior Par-Y-Femin. All the food was prepared and donated by the girls of the club. Recital Given At Marywood St. Cecelia is considered the patron of music. Recently in her honor, some of the talented young students of the music department at Marywood High School entertained their classmates at a recital in the beautiful parlors of the school. The program was planned to cover succeeding periods of music history from 1714 to the present. Calendar (From This Month In Anaheim) TONIGHT Anaheim Lodge 207 F&AM—7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. IOOF Encampment No. 105—8:00 p.m. IOOF hall. TOMORROW Kwikset Dance—9:00 p.m. Elks club. Fellowship Gr Plans Bazaar With only one week left the annual bazaar of the Fellowship of the First Marian church; the chairmen Thursday to price the group cumulation of attractive adbe offered for sale on D. the Ebell club. The bazaar at 10 a.m. and luncheon served continuously from on. The group met in of Mrs. Erwin Stahl. The pricers were; generman, Mrs. Harold Botts; man, the hostess, Mrs. Stahl; luncheon chairman, E. Spencer; January parimrs; Clifford Haskell; Mrs. A. G. Tuma; Novemish group, Mrs. L. Grigs; ruary parish group and room, Mrs. Elmer Hall; parish group, Mrs. C. son; September parish grieDon Chamberlain; aprons; tober parish group, Mr. Spaenhower; fancywork, E. Cook; country store, M Holiday Glitter Is In The Bag EVENING SPARKLERS—Here are three suede cocktail box bag with hand-cut baggies in the holiday handbag lineup (l. guette rhinestone clasp, by Dofan; mother-of-pearl collar-box bag, set with rhine-stic cinch belt, designed by Garay; black stones, designed by Willard. By DOROTHY ROE Associated Press Fashion Editor Every woman always can use her evening bag—a good reason why this is a top item among the glamor gifts. This year an unusually gay glittering selection is avail-able in shops throughout the city. Handbags manufacturers outdone themselves turning gala little bags in the party of the season. Many are used, jeweled or covered with pins. You'll find some of the day bags with matching accories, such as an all-sequin to match a small sequin with polished gold frame. Sequins are available in gold, brass, jet or iridescent white. There is a great variety in these, also. In addition to these, little jeweled boxes and clohes are popular. A mother-earl bag shaped like a collar is encrusted with rhinestones. Will Present A Capella Choir The Altrusa club of Anaheim will present a Christmas program at the Anaheim Ebell clubhouse on Monday, Dec. 8, at 7:30 p.m., for the pleasure and delight of all who enjoy fine music. The program will feature the A Capella choir under the direction of Sheldon Disrud, musical director of the Anaheim high school. The Altrusa club takes great pleasure in being able to bring to the community this program which is appropriate to the season and offers much to all who appreciate music. Tickets are free of charge and may be obtained from any member of the club. EDGEWOOD, Md. (UP)—A four-engined bomber crashed into a creek near the army chemical center here today. There was no information about casualties immediately. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE 2123 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim virginia sullivan announces the formal opening of hobby in ceramics sat. nov. 29, 2-9:00 822 w. center door prizes Fellowship Group Plans Bazaar With only one week left before the annual bazaar of the Women's Fellowship of the First Presbyterian church the chairmen met last Thursday to price the growing accumulation of attractive articles to be offered for sale on Dec. 5 at the Ebell club. The bazaar opens at 10 a.m. and luncheon will be served continuously from 11 a.m. on. The group met in the home of Mrs. Erwin Stahl. The pricers were: general chairman, Mrs. Harold Botts; co-chairman, the hostess, Mrs. Erwin Stahl; luncheon chairman, Mrs. F. E. Spencer; January parish group, Mrs. Clifford Haskell; novelties, Mrs. A. G. Tuma; November parish group, Mrs. L. Griggsby; February parish group and dining-room, Mrs. Elmer Hall; April parish group, Mrs. C. Richardson; September parish group, Mrs. Don Chamberlain; aprons and October parish group, Mrs. T. J. Spaenhower; fancywork, Mrs. J. C. E. Cook; country store, Mrs. J. W. Seapy; white elephants, Mrs. Agness Viken; baby booth, Mrs. Andrew Minder. Births KRUSE—Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kruse, 616 N. Sabina, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, Nov. 24, a boy, 7 pounds, 14 ounces. BLOOM—Mr. and Mrs. Glen E., 627 S. Citron, Anaheim, at St. Joseph hospital, Nov. 25, a girl, 7 pounds, 11 ounces. FRENCH—Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, 508 N. Philadelphia, Anaheim, at Fullerton General hospital, Nov. 25, a girl. DAVENPORT—Mr. and Mrs. Willard, 415 N. Philadelphia, Anaheim, at Fullerton Cottage hospital, Nov. 25, a girl, 6 pounds, 14½ ounces. CONORA—Mr. and Mrs. Gene, 10651 Euclid, Anaheim, at Fullerton General hospital, Nov. 26, twins, a boy and a girl. Countess De Zuba of New York and her son, Leon, will be weekend guests of Mrs. J. W. Walls at her home, 7312 Jefferson. TOKYO (AP) — Prime Minister Shigeru Yoshida and members of his Cabinet today pledged Japan to closer cooperation with the United Nations and the countries of the Free World. Florist Association To Hold Show Here Sunday The Orange County Florist association will hold its second annual flower show at the Ebell clubhouse Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. Helen McArdle of the Helen McArdle flower shop in Garden Grove, Mrs. E. A. Abbott of the Anaheim shop and Ruth Allen, a Hollywood florist, will serve as assistant designers working with several designers from outside the Anaheim area. The show promises to be of interest to the community both from the standpoint of beauty and the knowledge of the many things that may be done with flowers. 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