anaheim-gazette 1953-07-30

2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, JULY 30, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Anaheim Girls Participate in Aquacade of 1953 Held Friday In the Aquacade of 1953 presented by the Children's League of Fullerton at Sunny Hills Ranch on Friday evening, Anaheim was well represented by swimmers Carol Fitz and Marie Vincent. They represented the Anaheim Recreation Department. The talented duo gave an exhibition of water baflet and precision swimming to the musical strains of "Moulin Rouge." Their performance was very well received at each of the three exhibitions held during the evening. The girls were moving in fast company since the program was comprised entirely of national champions in diving and swimming events. In an exclusive interview with Pat McCormick, national A. A. U. Women's diving champion from Long Beach, the Anaheim Gazette learned that she will not go into semi-retirement as previously announced, but will stay in training for the next Olympic games. The blond, muscular Pat's vivacious personality captures the audience almost completely as does her faultless diving from both the high platform and the springboard. She feels that she will reach her peak of performances within the next couple of years. Pat won the top honors in women's diving at the 1952 Olympics held in Helsinki. Impressive Rites Tews and David Miss Norma Jean Tews became the bride of David Donnan Walkley at eight o'clock on Saturday evening in impressive nuptial rites at the First Presbyterian church. The bride is the daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Tews of 700 N. Helena st., and her bride-groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Walkley of Mill Valley. The church was decorated in pale pink and white gladioli and satin ribbons to blend with the appointments of the bridal party. A pale pink runner covered the center aisle. Dr. Andrew McCormick of San Pedro conducted the single ring ceremony. On the evening which coincided with her parents' 30th wedding anniversary, the bride was escorted into the church by her father. She wore a wedding gown of ny- TAYLOR & THORNTON Now in Anaheim with a Complete Line of AUTOMOTIVE UPHOLSTERY featuring... Custom Built Auto Tops and Seat Covers We Will Convert Your Business Coupe into a 5-Passenger Coupe Anaheim 909 N. Los Angeles Phone Anaheim 7884 VISIT US and SEE OUR MAMMOTH DISPLAY of MATERIALS and MODERNIZING DESIGNS Santa Ana 501 W. Fifth Phone KImberly 2-6805 WHAT A PERFORM WHAT A BEAUTY! WHAT A BUY! WHAT A BEAUTY! WHAT A BUY! GENERAL MOTORS LOWEST PRICED EIGHT CASEY-BECKHAM 236 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEDI—PHONE 4012 "A GOOD DEAL AND A GO Pressive Rites Wed Norma Jean Tews and David Walkley Saturday Norma Jean Tews became the daughter of David Donnan Walkley o'colck on Saturday in impressive nuptial to the First Presbyterian bride is the daughter of Mrs. Howard A. Tews of Felena st., and her bride is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walkley of Mill Valley. Church was decorated in pink and white gladiolls and ribbons to blend with the elements of the bridal party. Pink runner covered the insle, Dr. Andrew McCorne-San Pedro conducted the ring ceremony. The evening which coincided with parents' 30th wedding day, the bride was escorted church by her father. She a wedding gown of nylon tulle embroidered with lily of the valley over pale pink taffeta. Its details were a small rolled collar, short sleeves and a long, full train. Miss Tews wore a tiny Juliet cap and a tiered pale pink fingertip veil. She carried a bouquet of pink carnations, white stephanotis and ivy. Beautiful Music The wedding was highlighted by beautiful music. Mrs. William Talevich, organist, played the wedding marches and accompanied soloist Mrs. Max Besler who sang Grieg's "I L Love You," and Brahm's "We Wander Together." For her attendants, Miss Tews chose two former classmates. They wore matching gowns of shell nylon net over taffeta and carried nosegays of white carnations. Matron of honor was Mrs. Kenneth E. Smiley of Palo Alto, the bride's former room mate at the University of California. Bridesmaids were Miss Jeanine Goebel of San Pedro, Miss Jean MacCormick of San Pedro, Miss Marjorie Schutte of Anaheim and Miss Paula Duncan of Sacramento. Candle lighters were Miss Teddy Lou Payne of Anaheim and Miss Diane Ransford of Pasadena. Reception at Tews' Home Following the ceremony, a reception was held by the light of a full moon in the Tews' garden. Concealed flood lights illuminated the many flowers in bloom, and the gaily decorated refreshment tables. Japanese lanterns strung beneath the trees lent atmosphere to the summer evening. As they joined in receiving the many friends who gathered in the garden, Mrs. Tews wore a gown Social and Club Activities JOAN S. WHITE SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 7515 Mrs. David Donnan Walkley heim Union high school and Occidental college, and has been studying in the graduate school of the University of California at Berkeley. Her husband graduated from high school in Leroy, New York, and Rensselear Polytechnic Institute at Troy, New York, where he was affiliated with Theta Chi fraternity. He has been on duty with the United States Naval Reserve and has been studying this past year at Berkeley. The couple will be at home in Glendale after August first. Out-of-Town Guests Feted at Brunch Mrs. Harry Nutt, 904 W. Broadway, gave a "geranium brunch on Monday to honor the hour guests of Mrs. John Wood and Mrs. Howard Tews. Guests of honour or were Inez Bullington of Little Rock, Ark., visiting Mrs. Wood for the past six weeks, and Mrs. Rivas of New York City, Miss Grace Donnan of Mill Valley and Mrs. John Walkley of Mill Valley who came to Anaheim for the wedding of Norma Jean Tews and David D. Walkley. 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