anaheim-gazette 1953-07-23

Marilou Heavrin to Become Mrs. John F. Kirsch Jr. on Saturday Marilou Marsha Heavrin will become the bride of John F. Kirsch Jr., on Saturday in a nuptial mass scheduled for 10 am. in St. Pius V Catholic church of Buena Park. The Rev. Father Frederick J. Kass will officiate. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ignatius Heavrin of 7601 E. 5th st., Buena Park, and will be given in marriage by her father. The bridegroom-elect is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kirsch Sr., of 14182 South st., in Anaheim. Miss Heavrin has chosen a wedding gown of Chantilly lace with a full skirt of white nylon net over satin. It will have a short train. She will carry a bouquet of orchids and setphanotis. In a setting of white gladioli, and white ribboned pews, organist Mrs. Thomas Kasper will provide background music, and Mrs. Lawrence Smith will sing "Ave Maria," "On This Day," "Panis Angelicus" and "Our Lady of Providence." Miss Heavrin will be attended by matron of honor, Mrs. R. L. Grizzle of Chino, who will wear an ice yellow gown of nylon net over taffeta. Matching gowns in pastel colors will be worn by the bridesmaids who will be the following: Miss Gall Marie Nolan of Orange, Mrs. C. L. Heavrin of Anaheim, Mrs. R. Kampling (sister of the groom) and Miss Leona King of Buena Park. They will carry sprays of white gladioli. Flower girls will be Kathleen MISS MARILOU HEAVRIN (To Wed Saturday) taffeta. A cousin of the groom-elect, Raymond Heinz, is to be best man. Ushers are to be Tom Stehley, Jim Larson, Jim Erickson and Lindy Heavrin, all of Anaheim. Three hundred guests have been invited to attend the wedding reception to be held in the Buena Park Women's club following the ceremony. The couple have planned a honeymoon trip to Oregon. Miss Heavrin is a graduate of Marywood High school and Fullerton Junior college where she was a member of Theta Nu Thee. NELDA Schumacher And Fiance Feted At 'Island' Party Miss Nelda Schumacher and her fiance, Phillip Quarre, were honored recently at a cocktail party and buffet given by Miss Audrey Lorton and Mrs. Willard Monteith. The party was held in the home of Miss Lorton's parents, and following the Hawaiian theme, the Lorton home was festooned with native greenery and leaves of the islands. Soft Hawaiian music played in the background. As Miss Schumacher was greeted by the hostesses, a lei of white carnations was put around her neck. The guests, who had all been invited to "go Hawaiian" for the occasion, and who arrived in island garb, were: Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Guild II, Mr. and Mrs. Jay L. Reed II, Mr. and Mrs. Euene Charles, Mr. and Mrs. James Gartland, Mr. and Mrs. George Reay, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Moody, Miss Barbara Corcoran, Mr. Joseph Lonergin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shames, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Bockstruck, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs Oswald G. Quare II, Mr. and Mrs Robert Conlan, Mr. and Mrs J.R. Golden, Mr. and Mrs.Willard Montelith and Miss Betty Mayland. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lemons or 9361 S. Euclid ave. welcomed a new son on July 13. The infant was born in Fullerton Cottage hospice. Miss Heavrin will be attended by matron of honor, Mrs. R. L. Grizzle of Chino, who will wear an ice yellow gown of nylon net over taffeta. Matching gowns in pastel colors will be worn by the bridesmaids who will be the following: Miss Gail Marie Nolan of Orange, Mrs. C. L. Heavrin of Anaheim, Mrs. R. Kampling (sister of the groom) and Miss Leona King of Buena Park. They will carry sprays of white gladioli. Flower girls will be Kathleen and Patty Sue Heavrin who will wear dresses of yellow net over SPECIAL Ladies' and Men's WATCH BANDS $2.25 EACH REG. PRICE 5.95 NORMAN'S JEWELRY 223 W. CENTER ST. Anaheim, Calif. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING Alamitos Missionary Society Fetes Pastor on Anniversary of Birthday The lovely new home of the Rev. and Mrs. Paul Younger, Alamitos Friends church, who live at 9215 W. Garden Grove blvd., was the setting for a patio party on Thursday. The Women's Missionary society of the church gave a covered dish noonday dinner for members and their husbands. In honor of Pastor T. Eugene Coffin's birthday, he was presented with a fancy birthday cake with lighted candles and was serenaded in song. Mrs. Winifred Shackelford presided at the business meeting which followed the meal. The Rev. Younger gave devotionals and chose as his subject, "The Value of Sincere Prayer." Mrs. Eugene Coffin, Mrs. Hallie Goodsteed and Mrs. Bessie S Feack gave reports on the Friends yearly meeting which they attended in Whittier. In memory of a friend who died recently, approval was given for a cash donation to be sent a missionary toward the purchase of a bicycle. Family Dinner Party Given by Sam Hilgenfelds Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hilgenfeld of 120 E. Broadway gave a dinner party on Sunday for eighteen members of their family in honor of their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Linscott and their son, Jerry, of Fall City, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Linscott are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrar of Santa Ana while their other son, Don, is participating in the Boy Scout Jamboree. Don was not allowed to leave the Jamboree and so could not be with CONRAD C. JAMISON, assistant vice president and manager, Research Department, Security-First National Bank. Educated at the University of Southern California, UCLA, and Harvard, Mr. Jamison has been a research expert for Security-First National since 1937. He is editor of the bank's authoritative Monthly Summary of Business Conditions in Southern California, and is a member of many committees in the state including the Governor's Commission on Small Business. ...based on a talk given before the Santa Ana Rotary Club by Conrad C. Jamison, assistant vice president, Security-First National Bank. Available today... at any of the five Security-First National branches serving Orange County: ANAHEIM, 184 West Center Street BUENA PARK, 6561 Grand Avenue FULLERTON, 101 North Spadra Road HUNTINGTON BEACH, 202 Main Street SANTA ANA, 301 North Main Street SECURITY-FIRST NATIONAL BANK member federal deposit insurance corporation Mr. and Mrs. Sam Hilgenfeld of 120 E. Broadway gave a dinner party on Sunday for eighteen members of their family in honor of their niece and nephew, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Linscott and their son, Jerry, of Fall City, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs. Linscott are visiting their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrar of Santa Ana while their other son, Don, is participating in the Boy Scout Jamboree. Don was not allowed to leave the Jamboree and so could not be with the family for dinner. The home-cooked ham dinner was served by Mrs. Hilgenfeld at 1:30 p.m. and was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. Meivin Hilgenfeld and daughters, Marnie and Ruth of Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey C. Nunn and sons, Rodger and Kenny, of Temple City; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Farrar and children, Stanley, Joanne and Jimmy of Santa Ana; and Mrs. Hilgenfeld's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. George Apel of Laguna Beach. Reduce • HIPS • THIGH • TUMMY With The STAUFFER SYSTEM Free Trial Treatment Staffer System 2023 North Main KI 3-7010 SANTA ANA Sangster-Hudson Marriage Rites Solemnized in St. Michael's Miss Donna Sangster of 657 S. Dickel street, exchanged marriage vows with Willie Hudson of 8142 Moraga ave., on Sunday evening in St. Michael's Episcopal church. The Rev. John Kimball Saville officiated before an altar decorated with pale pink gladioli and baskets of pink carnations. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Sangster of Anaheim and was given in marriage by her father. She wore a floor-length gown of white satin and nylon net. The full skirt was flecked with gold. Her veil fell from a tiara fashioned of sheer net and tiny seed pearls. She carried a nosegay of orchids and orange blossoms arranged on a white Bible. For the beautiful but simple ceremony, Miss Sangster chose only one attendant. Her sister, Sandy Sangster, was maid of honor and wore a lovely gown of aqua blue taffeta and nylon net. Her bouquet was of pink carnations. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Wear of Anaheim, and was attended by Scottile Lambert as best man. Usher were the bride's uncle, Hugh Artmayer, and Hugh Miller, a close friend of the bridegroom. Organist Hazel Erickson played the wedding music and accompanied soloist William Fackiner who sang "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." Following the nuptial ceremony, a reception for 100 guests was held in the parish hall. The newly married couple will be away for a week and then will make a temporary home with the bride's parents. The bridegroom is in the Navy Air Force photography service and is stationed at El Centro. He is a graduate of Fullerton High school. The new Mrs. Hudson graduated from Anaheim Union High School in the class of '52, and is currently employed by the Anaheim Bulletin. Mr. and Mrs. William Delasquez of 1211 E. Chestnut st. welcomed a baby boy in Fullerton General hospital on Thursday. Custom Made DRAPES Made from your choice of Materials ... OR WE WILL INSTRUCT YOU IN HOW TO MAKE THEM YOURSELF CORNICE BOXES — SLIP COVERS and a complete line of TRAVERSE RODS PLUS ... Expert Installation FREE Expert Decorator Advice FREE Estimates with Samples in your Home ANAHEIM TEXTILE STORE "Anaheim's Leading Yardage Store" 112 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — PHONE 2068 Births and Mrs. Joe Lemons of Euclid ave. welcomed a baby on July 13. The infant in Fullerton Cottage housed weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz. was born to Mr. and Mrs. Talley of 859½ S. Olive July 14. The infant weighing 10 oz. and was born in Cottage hospital. Society Fetes of Birthday dish noonday dinner for friends and their husbands. norror of Pastor T. Eugene birthday, he was present—a fancy birthday cake with candles and was serenading. Winifred Shackelford pre-attend the business meeting followed the meal. The Rev. gave devotionals and his subject, "The Value Prayer." Eugene Coffin, Mrs. Hallie and Mrs. Bessie S. gave reports on the Friends' meeting which they attend-hittier. Memory of a friend who died approval was given for donation to be sent a mis-toward the purchase of a blanket. Dinner Given by Hilgenfelds and Mrs. Sam Hilgenfeld of Broadway gave a dinner on Sunday for eighteen of their family in honor of their niece and nephew, Mr. Jud Linscott and their son, of Fall City, Nebraska. Mrs. Linscott are visiting ussins, Mr. and Mrs. Robar of Santa Ana while her son, Don, is partici- not allowed to leave the house and so could not be with Mr. and Mrs. R. M Wear of Anaheim, and was attended t. Scottie Lambert as best man. Ushers were the bride's uncle, Hugh Art-mayer, and Hugh Miller, a close friend of the bridegroom. Organist Hazel Erickson played the wedding music and accompanied soloist William Fackiner who sang "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." Following the nuptial ceremony, a reception for 100 guests was held in the parish hall. The newly married couple cut the first pieces from the wedding cake before slipping away to their undisclosed honeymoon destination. The bridegroom's sister, Miss Dena Weair, presided at the punch bowl. 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