anaheim-gazette 1952-12-07

Social and Club Activities MR. AND MRS. DOYLE E. SNOW following their marriage in the chapel of the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Mrs. Snow is the former Janice Pullman, daughter of the Donald K. Pullmans. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snow are parents of the bridegroom. Helen Strickland Honored with Pretty Shower One of the loveliest pre-nuptials showers given in honor of Helen Strickland, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strickland, 114 Elmworth, and flancee of Melvin Roy Sheppard, was one give to Mrs. Jack Dossett of Gard Grove. Clever little parasols, tied with dainty bows in rainbow colors and filled with nuts and candies were attached to cards bearing the names, "Melvin" and "Helen" were used as favors. A large parasol, placed on mirrored platter, with a minature bride and bridegroom, center the beautifully appointed table where coffee, punch and mold salad were served to the following guests: Mrs. Paul Sheppard mother of the bridegroom-to-be of Long Beach, and the Mme John Barrington, Marguerite Smith, Glenn Bigler, Valden Lal sister of the honoree; Daryl Davis, W. H. Enlow and Eileen Linder. Also the Mmes. Kenneth Feiner, Bryan Butler, Maria Moore and the Misses Mar Elina Burke Rosallie Butler, Martha Butler, addition to Mrs. Earl Strickland mother of the honoree. Honoring Helen, but unable to attend were Mmes. Leavitt For Thomas Lawler, Vern Mandelschuld, Herbert Keys, Eddie Monton, Shirley Miller and William Stowe; the Misses Margaret Maurin and Ruth Woolsey. Game prizes were won by Mr. Bryan Butler, Mrs. Elleen Lind John Barrigton and Rosalle Butler. Snow-Pullman Rite Held in las Vegas Lovely Miss Janice Pullman popular daughter of the Donna K. Pullmans of 10881 Magnolia Ave., became the bride of Dove E. Snow, son of Mr. and M Homer Snow, 17430 Studebald rd., Artesia, in the chapel of MR. AND MRS. DOYLE E. SNOW following their marriage in the chapel of the Flamingo Hotel in Las Vegas. Mrs. Snow is the former Janice Pullman, daughter of the Donald K. Pullmans. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snow are parents of the bridegroom. Le Roy Lyon Speaker For Secretaries The monthly meeting of the Orange county chapter of Executive Secretaries, Inc., at the Cirque restaurant, La Habra, on Dec. 2. was featured by a talk by LeRoy Lyon, Jr., assemblyman-elect. Lyon related his experiences of a trip to the Korean truce talks site while he was in the navy. At the conclusion of his talk, Lyon showed slides of Pusan and points of interest on the road to the truce talks site. During the meeting flowers were presented to new members: Martha Beale, Rinshed - Mason Mfg. Co., Anaheim; Evelyn Webber, Deckerts' Surgical Supply Co., Santa Ana; Betty Smeykal, Dennis Printers and Stationers, Santa Ana, and Connie Littlejohn, Cherry Rivet Co., Santa Ana. Flowers also were presented to the guests of the evening, Maxine Wise of Melrose Abbey and Mausoleum, Orange. One new trend in decorating forecast for 1953 involves a new floor stain which permits interesting color variations. There are some 169 colors in the present stain palette, among them tints such as aquamarine, coral, hunter's green, burgundy and jonquil yellow. The growing trend to smaller floor coverings and wider areas of polished floors in contemporary decoration forecasts have wide use. Snow-Pullman Rite Held in las Vegas Lovely Miss Janice Pullman popular daughter of the Donna K. Pullmans of 10881 Magnolia Ave., became the bride of Doe E. Snow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Snow, 17430 Studebalkrd., Artesia, in the chapel of the Flamingo hotel in Las Vegas. Rev. A.C.Melton officiated at an impressive double ring ceremony. Janice's brunette loveliness was enhanced by the powder blue knit suit, with navy accessories, wore for her wedding. Her corset was a single, beautiful orchid. Interesting note in her attire was a gold chain and pendant, set with ar emerald and a saphire, which has been in the family for over hundred years. It came into possession of the bride's great grandfather when he traded it for a pair of oxen. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Buchholz Westminster attended the course as groomsman and matron of honour. Original plans were for a 20 wedding, but "Buddy" received orders to report for army duty this week, and the date had to changed. The bride will continue studies as a senior at AUHS, will make her home in Arteza Upon their return from the homie moon at the Snow cabin in Bear, she installed the new honored queen and 16 initiates at meeting of Job's Daughter Bethel No. 5, Saturday evenlng This completed her six month reign as honored queen of Bethel. The bridegroom was educated in Anahiem and Bakersfield schools and has been associated business with his father with Stanton House Movers. Best wishes of the many friends of the young bride, who is a pular member of the young set, with her and her husband. Personal Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Co.of Starr st., Stanton, celebrates their 11th wedding anniversary Friday. Mrs. Keith Giles, 5376 Nell st., Cypress, is in Colorado where she was called because her mother was ill. NEW LIFE AND BEAUTY FOR Your Diamond Regain the pleasure of your diamond by having it transferred to a smart new mounting. You will find a large selection at Victor G. Loly's and will be pleasantly surprised at their reasonable prices. We Close 5:30 P.M. Every Day VICTOR G. LOLY JEWELER 136 W. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CAL. CONVENIENT CREDIT Personal Mr. and Mrs. Edmund R. Coole of Starr st., Stanton, celebrate their 11th wedding anniversary Friday. Mrs. Keith Giles, 5376 Nelia st., Cypress, is in Colorado where she was called because her mother was ill. Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Cypress are visiting relatives in Bay City, Mich. They will return before Christmas. The C. R. Rogers Memorial VFW Christmas party will be held Dec. 16 at their hall on Lincoln and Miller rd. Santa will have gifts for the children and the en hamper prepared by the auxiliary will be given away. Tickets are available at the Cypress Variety store of Mr. and Mrs. Essex. The Rev. Jack Tutor of the Cypress Baptist church has received from his recent appendectomy my and will be active in parish activities again. The Cypress Kiwanis view colored pictures of the recent trip to Mexico of Frank Kellogg, former district lieutenant governor when he spoke to the group at dinner meeting at Lloyd's drive this week. Constable Haskell Kelley will program chairman. Ralph Thomson led the singing accompanied Miss Alene Rogers. To add to the happiness of the holiday season, the Ralph Summers of 1018 W. Center receive word of the arrival of their granddaughter. The baby was born to Mr. and Mrs. Freeman House of Walnut Creek Wednesday, Dec. 3. Mr. Freeman will be remembered by Adele Summers. The little girl is welcomed by three brothers Linn, Douglas and James. Mr. Summers left for Walnut Creek Wednesday night. Hellen Strickland honored with Retry Shower of the loveliest pre-nuptial gifts given in honor of Helen Strickland, daughter of Mr. and Earl Strickland, 114 Ells and fiancee of Melvin Le Heppard, was one give by Jack Dossett of Garden Her little parasols, tled with bows in rainbow colors, tied with nuts and candy, attached to cards bearing names, "Melvin" and "Helen," used as favors. Large parasol, placed on a led platter, with a miniature and bridegroom, centered beautifully appointed table, coffee, punch and molded were served to the follow-ups: Mrs. Paul Sheppard, of the bridegroom-to-be, dog Beach, and the Mmes. Barrington, Marguerite Glenn Bigler, Validen Lake, of the honoree; Daryan W. H. Enlow and Eileen the Mmes. Kenneth Felkyan Butler, Maria Moore Misses Mar Elina Burns, Butler, Martha Butler, in turn to Mrs. Earl Strickland, of the honoree. Bring Helen, but unable to were Mmes. Leavitt Ford, Lawler, Vern Mander-Herbert Keys, Eddie Melhirley Miller and William the Misses Margaret and Ruth Woolsey. The prizes were won by Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Elleen Linder, Harrigton and Rosalie Butler. Santa Claus Pays Surprise Visit To Cub Scouts of Pack 105 Pack 105 of the Cub Scouts met in the Freemont cafeteria recently for their regular meeting and a Christmas party. Cub scouts and Christmas parties make a perfect combination, especially when a visit from Santa Claus is thrown in. Mrs. Joe Landiers of den eight brought the meeting to order with the flag salute. A group of boys under the leadership of Mrs. Ivan Woods presented a delightful skit and song combination of Santa Claus puppets surrounding the Christmas tree, and dedicated to pack 105. Each den reported on monthly achievements and a cub representative from each of the nine dens explained assembly procedure of the projects. These projects included leather tooling, shoe shine kits, T. V. stools, an Indian doodle, candle and candle holders, photograph and scrap books and bird houses. The program consisted of an humorous reading, "Santa Claus Finds Pack 105" given by Mrs. Vearl Royer; Mrs. Robert Facklenders of den 9 presented a specialty arrangement of carols, and Walt Taylor, accompanied by Mrs. William Cook at the piano, led the group in singing carols. To the joy and delight of the children, Santa arrived with a bag filled with gifts for everyone, and was greeted and bidden good-bye with carols sung by the bakers. Plans were made for when the pack will have singing in Irvine park for a time Indian council around a campfire. Any member of the cubs family asked to contact the various mothers in regard to assist adult leadership for this trip will return Sunday evening 14. Den 6 presented their den mother, Mrs. Donald N who has moved out of the min Franklin district, with preciation gift. The attendance flag was added to Mrs. Henderson and for the second consecutive day the meeting was dismissed the living circle, lead by the den 4. Pack 105 would like to thank to the following for donations: Ray's market, rios, Roquets, Allisons, Riversons, Kress, Greater A STORE HOURS 9:30 A.M. TO 5:30 P.M. Gifts for Her Lovely, White Fleece 100% WOOL COATS Just received! These popular, 100% wool, white fleece short coats ... smart one button style with shawl collar and turn back cuffs ... hand tailored ... rayon taffeta lined. 29.95 Also in three button style! second floor NYLON LOVE by KIC dainty, demure beauty KICKERNICK NYLON SHORTIE GOWN To simulate your good Personal and Mrs. Edmund R. Cook st., Stanton, celebrated 11th wedding anniversary Keith Giles, 5376 Nelson press, is in Colorado where is called because her mother and Mrs. John Thomas of are visiting relatives in city, Mich. They will return Christmas. C. R. Rogers Memorial Christmas party will be held at their hall on Lincoln miller rd. Santa will have for the children and the linper prepared by the auxwill be given away. Ticke available at the Cypress store of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rev. Jack Tutor of the Baptist church has recovom his recent appendectowill be active in parish acgain. Cypress Kiwanis viewed pictures of the recent trip ico of Frank Kellogg, forstrict lieutenant governor, he spoke to the group at a meeting at Lloyd's drive-in ek. able Haskell Kelley was in chairman. Ralph Thomas singing accompanied by lene Rogers. add to the happiness of the season, the Ralph Sumf 1018 W. Center received of the arrival of their first aughter. baby was born to Mr. and freeman House of Walnut Wednesday, Dec. 3. Mrs. un will be remembered as Summers. The little girl comed by three brothers, Douglas and James. 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The attendance flag was awarded to Mrs. Henderson and den 4 for the second consecutive month, and the meeting was dismissed by the living circle, lead by the cubs den 4. Pack 105 would like to expressanks to the following for their nations: Ray's market, Mercus, Roquets, Allisons, Richardson, Kress, Greater Anaheim market, and Van De Camps. Also to Pierpoitht, Dixie Cup, Pacific Toy House, Mutual Citrus, E. A. Silzie-Davis and to Hadley bakeries. Approximately 250 attended the meeting. JC Christmas Ball Set for Dec. 13 The annual Christmas formal dance for Fullerton junior college students will be held Saturday evening, Dec. 13, at the Hacienda club near Whittier, announced Student Social Chairman Meredith Barton this week. Playing for the affair will be Paul King and his orchestra, and theme of the dance is "Crystal Cotillion," in line with the Christmas and winter season. Students with Associated Student body cards will be admitted free. Admission for others is $1. 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