anaheim-gazette 1953-07-16

Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Ray Hudson in Chas. Revell Home Mrs. Ray Hudson was honored with a stork shower on Thursday evening in the home of Mrs. Charles Revell, 209 E. Adele st. Personal Miss Patsy Hacker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cammie J. Hacker, 622 E. Vermont st., was married recently in Las Vegas to Jon Wright, son of Mrs. E. R. Wright, 8861 Hoffman st., Cypress, Both young people attended AUHS, and the bridgroom was graduated from Corona High school last year. The couple will make their home at 5221 Lincoln ave., in Cypress. William Tell Thomas, Kwikset advertising manager, married Madelyn Maloney of Hollywood on June 20 in the chapel of the Flamingo hotel, Las Vegas. The couple honeymooned for several weeks in Las Vegas and at Lake Tahoe and are now residing in Anaheim. June Ledger and family spent July 4th at Santa Rosa visiting friends and relatives. Harlan D. Anderson, Minister of Music at White Temple Methodist church, is convalescing from an operation in Hoag Memorial hospital in Newport Beach. C. M. Bernard of 10852 Magnolia ave., attended the Nebraska state picnic held in Bixby Park, Long Beach, Saturday. Assisting Mrs. Revell were Mrs. Monnie Smith, Mrs. Robert, Pitcher and Mrs. Leo Gray. Baby dolls, half hidden in arrangements of gladioli set the shower theme. A large "mother" doll, belonging to Mrs. Robert Pitcher watching over a baby doll in basinetta was the novel centerpiece on the tea table. The honored guest was presented with a lovely wood fibre corsage as was each guest upon arrival. The guests' corsages were made up of small outing flannel diapers held in place with safety pins. Mrs. Eileen Lopker won a handsome planter as the door prize. Prizes for unscrambling the names of the articles which make up a baby's layette were won by Mrs. Reese Warden and Mrs. Harold Murray. Miss Helen Canton and Miss Irene Feency guessed the secret words. Mrs. Hudson received many beautiful and useful gifts, including a special surprise gift from her mother, Mrs. B. F. Lugenville of Marshfield, Missouri. After the gifts were passed around and admired the hostesses served angel cake cut in the outlines of a baby. This was topped with colored whipped cream and crushed peanut brittle and served with coffee and tea. The nut cups were concealed in multi-colored paper kimonos made by the hostesses. Among those attending the shower were: Mmes., Charles Benzie, Edward Carlson, Leo Czapla, Kenneth Heulers Spend Vacation At UC Alum Camp Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Heuler and their children, Walter and Betty Anne, of 917 W. Albert st., returned on Sunday from week spent at the University of California's alumni camp. "The Lair of the Golden Bear is located in the Sierras on the north fork of the Tuolumne river within a mole of Strawberry lake at an altitude of 6500 feet. It offers excellent recreational facilities to alumni and their families during a ten week camping period and has proved so popular as the pioneer venture of its kind that alumni groups of other colleges are planning similar programs. Stanford has established a cam for the first time this year at Lake Tahoe. The Heulers took their own bedding and slept in a tent. Excellent meals were served in a main dining room operated by cooks who serve the fraternities during the winter months. There were interesting programs for adults and for children. The Heulers enjoyed horseback riding, swimming, boating, fishing, tennis, badminton, and baseball as well as campfire activities. One of the week's highlight was an illustrated account of a recent trip around the world by Bo Sibley, former executive director of the Alumni Association, not retired. Although the camp can accommodate 2200 campers during the ten-week period, 1500 applications were rejected for lack of space and the Heulers felt fortunate." June Ledger and family spent July 4th at Santa Rosa visiting friends and relatives. Harlan D. Anderson, Minister of Music at White Temple Methodist church, is convalescing from an operation in Hoag Memorial hospital in Newport Beach. C. M. Bernard of 10852 Magnolia ave, attended the Nebraska state picnic held in Bixby Park, Long Beach, Saturday. Dorothy Harlow, office secretary of the Anaheim Elks club, is enjoying a two-weeks vacation. On Monday Kwikset's Volunteer Fire Brigade will participate in a special fire-fighting demonstration at the southeast corner of the plant grounds. Girl Scout Camp Slated Saturday At Catalina Isle Final plans have been completed for the Girl Scout camp at Cherry Valley Catalina Island, to be held July 18 to 25, Mrs. Robert Borden of 821 N. Clementine, revealed. Mrs. Conan W. Gray, president, has announced that buses will leave the Girl Scout House, 201 S. Citron st., at 7:30 am. Saturday. The camp staff will consist of Mrs. Roberta McFarland, camp director; Dr. Seymour Harris, Children's Hospital, Los Angeles; Mrs. R. L. Baker, waterfront; Mrs. C. A. Dillman, small crafts. The following Anaheim women will be counselors: Mrs. Laura Schultz, Mrs. Max Hiltscher, Mrs. Reveille Dohnalek, Mrs. Audrey Shakolan, Mrs. David Ewing, Mrs. Ethel Munsterman, Mrs. Eric Anderson, Mrs. Fred Klein, Mrs. Ralph Ring, Mrs. Arne Atkinson, Mrs. Marjorie Smith, Miss Rosalie Bultona and Miss Betty Osborn. The boats available for the girls' use are eight five-man boats: 18 small boats (row boats); ten 16-foot canoes; 1 small canoe; 9 paddle boards; 1 star boat; 1 snipe; 1 glass row boat. Campers will make a trip on the famous glass bottom boats at Avalon to view the sunken gardens. Temple-Cottrill After the gifts were passed around and admired the hostesses served angel cake cut in the outlines of a baby. This was topped with colored whipped cream and crushed peanut brittle and served with coffee and tea. The nut cups were concealed in multi-colored paper kimonos made by the hostesses. Among those attending the shower were: Mmes., Charles Benzie, Edward Carlson, Leo Czapla, Warren Doller, Norman Halderman, Steve Kish, Alice Lamberi, Arthur Loseben, Harold Murray, Ray Ortez, Don Redman, Theo Rimpau, Albert Sovinski, Frank Trujillo, Reese Warden. Mmes. Don Dailey, Al DeWitt, Don Dixon, Charles F. Fark, Joseph Johnson, Paul Koenings Eileen Lopker, Charles Mulligan, John L. McRill, Frank Ranker, L.A. Benner, Roland Schmidt, Limer Thill, George Waldman. Misses Helen Canton, Irene Feeney, Mary Jean Lambert, Anne Treanor. Unable to attend but sending gifts were: Mmes. Jack Burkhard, H.E. Carter, Joseph Butchko, William Jollissaint, Leo Martin, and Pauline Moore of Anaheim; and Mrs. Alberta Reces and Mrs. Vincent Home of Texas. Also Miss Rose Mouch and Miss Rose Palm. Mariners Club Board Plans Summer Projects Mariner's Club board members of the First Presbyterian church held a recent board meeting at the home of Glen and Delores Kunz, vice-admirals, 713 Paulina st. Twelve members were present at the meeting. Two projects for the summer were planned. The first will be a fund-raising event for the building fund and will be a used furniture sale scheduled for September. Anyone wishing to donate usable household furnishings of any kind are invited to contact Kenneth and Edith Heuler at 5773. The second project is a work detail to wash and paint the church kitchen sometime this summer. Fleet admirals Kenneth and Edith Heuler conducted the meeting. Among those present were Commodores Catherine and Russell Hess, and Skippers Ed and Dixie Edwards Virgil and Barbae. The Heulers enjoyed horseback riding, swimming, boating, fishing, tennis, badminton, and baseball as well as campfire activities. One of the week's highlights was an illustrated account of a recent trip around the world by Bo Sibley, former executive director of the Alumni Association, not retired. Although the camp can accommodate 2200 campers during the ten-week period, 1500 applications were rejected for lack of space and the Heulers felt fortunate to be able to enjoy the camp for the fourth summer. Next year they expect that a second camp will be made available for U.C. alumni. Church of Christ Youngsters Attend Christian Camp Five Anaheim youngsters from the Church of Christ are attending Christian camp at Angel Crest this week. They are the 9 Graders Dennis Fallin, Billy Ott Glen Brookman, Larry Landwever and Tommy Landwever. Next week 5th and 6th grade will attend, followed by a group of local girls on Aug. 1st. The Rev. Al Casebeer report that about 30 youngsters of the Church of Christ will participate in the camping program which sponsored by all the Christian churches in southern California. The camp is directed by a group of young ministers and Christian laymen. Campers are endorsed by their Sunday school teachers and ministers and are chosen on the basis of Christian service. Mrs. Casebeer will attend camp with the girls group on Aug. 1. Jean Williams Back From Tennis Tilts Jean Williams, daughter of M and Mrs. Bob Williams of 403 V Sycamore, returns from Santa Barbara today. She has been to house guest of John Borchaff of Oxnard for several days. Jo is the 4th ranking Southern California tennis player in the 12-year and under division. Je Williams has been teaming with her in the doubles competition in the Santa Barbara County championships. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Anderson, 8141 Sidonta, on Sunday in Fullerton General hospital. The boats available for the girls' use are eight five-man boats; 18 small boats(row boats); ten 16-foot canoes; 1 small canoe; 9 paddle boards; 1 star boat; 1 snipe; 1 glass row boat. Campers will make a trip on the famous glass bottom boats at Avalon to view the sunken gardens. Temple-Cottrill Engagement Told Dr. and Mrs. Raymond Temple, RMG Ranch, Buena Park, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Gloria Rae Temple, to Gene Marion Cottrill, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Cottrill, Lakewood. Miss Temple is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school, Fullerton Junior college and the University of California at Berkeley. She is now employed as a dental hygienist in Redwood City. Her flame attended the University of Michigan and is currently completing his work in hospital administration at Stanford University while employed as a medical technician at the Veterans hospital in Palo Alto. The wedding will take place sometime in August. For a BETTER BUY in DIAMONDS SEE US. SEDLOCK is welcome U.S.LOS ANGELES STREET JULY SPECIAL 1 Beautiful 11 x 14 DUATONE Hand Painted OIL PORTRAIT FOR $700 ONLY and this ad. This is a Regular Studio $12.50 Portrait and offered to you as an Advertising Special only. Offer expires July 28, 1953. OLIVER & LOVING, Inc. PORTRAIT STUDIOS Orange County Home Owned ANAHEIM 300 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM 5122 Selection of Proofs One to a Family HOURS: 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. — FRI. 10 A.M. to 8:30 P.M. Offer Good at Either Studio PLENTY OF FREE PARKING Recent Rites Unite Mary Lerchey And Stan Stegner in Wedlock Wearing a traditional wedding gown of white nylon lace over slipper satin with fitted bodice and full-fashioned waltz length hooped skirt, Miss Mary Lerchey exchanged vows with Stan Stegner recently at Capilla de San Antonio. The Rev. Fred W. Niedringhouse of the First Congregational church, Santa Ana, officiated at the double ring ceremony at 2 o'clock. Miss Lerchey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. T. Lerchey of 420 E. Wilshire in Fullerton and was given in marriage by her father. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Stegner, of Anaheim, are parents of the groom. The bride wore an illusion veil caught by a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a dalnty nosegay of delphinium and stephanotis. She was attended by Miss Joyce Scroggins of La Habra who was gowned in strapless pink taffeta over net with matching net stole sprinkled with seed pearls. She carried a nosegay of pink carnations. Neal Burmaster of Yorba Linda attended the groom as best man. Usher was Johnnie Erkle of Anaheim. During the nuptials made picturesque by lighted candles and sprays of pink and white stock and gladioli, Miss Bette Bolton sang "The Lord's Prayre," "I Love Thee," and "Always." A reception was held in the garden for close friends and relatives immediately after the ceremony. The brides traveling costume was a silk dress of white and navy blue with white accessories. The couple are now on a honeymoon to Denver, Colorado where the groom will be stationed with the U.S. Air Force as instructor in radar. Births Mr. and Mrs. Robert R.chards, 21777 Esperunza Road, became the parents of a daughter on Saturday. The baby weighed 8-1bs., 7-cz. and was born in St.Joseph. Kathleen Gilmore Honored with Bridal Shower Kathleen Gilmore was fed with a bridal shower on Thursday evening in the patio of the Herman Lenz home at 9402 Placentia avenue. Miss Gilmore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gilmore, 8881 S.Rio Vista rd., will wed Robert Van Dyke of Cypress on Aug. 1, in the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim. Carolyn Lenz and Myrna Lewellen will be her bridesmaids and it was they who gave the shower in Miss Gilmore's honor. The girls were assisted by their mothers, Mrs. Herman Lenz and You'll know right quick what we mean by that headline when you learn what your dollars buy in this great new 1953 Buick Christmas bonus. Direction signals, twin sunshades, lighter, trip mileage indicator, automatic glove box light, dual map lights, oil-bath man Lenz home at 9402 Placentia avenue. Miss Gilmore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Gilmore, 881 S. Rio Vista rd., will wed Robert Van Dyke of Cypress on Aug. 1, in the First Presbyterian church of Anaheim. Carolyn Lenz and Myrna Lewellen will be her bridesmaids and it was they who gave the shower in Miss Gilmore's honor. The girls were assisted by their mothers. Mrs. Herman Lenz and Mrs. William Lewellen. The patio was beautifully decorated for the occasion with flowers and pastel streamers. The bridal shower theme was set by a table centerpiece featuring a gaily colored miniature parasol. Honoree and guests enjoyed refreshments of home-made strawberry refrigerator dessert, decorated cake and fruit punch. Shower games were won by Dolores Giardino and Cynthia Cox. Shewerng Miss Gilmore with pretty and useful bridal gifts were Mrs. Lloyd Trapp. Mrs. John Gilmore and the Misses Carol Sleman, Ruth Griggs, Phyllis Kirchman, Dian Gruenemay, Carol Ann Fechter, Joan Perry, Barbara Ferry, Dolores Giardino, Ann Giardino, Nancy Uebersetzig, and Cynthia Cox, all of Anaheim, and Miss Mary Allen of Fullerton. Unable to attend the party were Mrs. Jake Van Dyke, mother of the bridegroom-Steck, and the Misses Agnes Schinesen, Dorothy Gosnell and Sue Fukuda. Like Christmas in July! You'll know right quick what we mean by that headline when you learn what your dollars buy in this great new 1953 Buick SPECIAL. You get a lot more room than the same money buys elsewhere—real, man-sized, six-passenger room. You get power—flash-fast Fireball 8 power—the highest horsepower and compression ratio ever put in a Buick SPECIAL. You get a ride that's big-car soft and steady and level—the Buick Million Dollar Ride of all-coil springing, torque-tube drive, X-braced framing. 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