anaheim-gazette 1953-08-06

4 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Friendly Circle Meets at Home of Club President The July meeting of the Friendly Circle club was held at the home of the president, Mrs. Vearl Royer, of 617 S. Dickel st. The group met for a covered dish luncheon which was served at a dining table attractively decorated with red and yellow flowers and harmonizing napery and china. A brief business meeting followed during which plans were made for a family night picnic to be held in Santiago park on Aug. 12. The remainder of the afternoon was devoted to the weaving of stoles which each member of the group is making. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Balor, 810 Grafton pl., welcomed a baby daughter born in Fullerton General hospital last Thursday. at HADLEY'S BAKERY 316 W. CENTER ST. Phone Anaheim 3649 ANGEL FOOD CAKE 13 Egg with 7-minute Icing $1 Specially Decorated Dixylee Hopkinson Of Bruce Ho Victorious Tennis Team to be Feared At Beach Party. Victorious members of the heim Tennis club will be on Wednesday when the meets at noon at the Balboa for a water party. Their special guests will ticipants in the Santa Ana tournament which begins this day. Among these will be ret Nicolletti of Santa Ana and Pat Petru of Pacific Park who are the house guests ren Lenain; and Joan E of Oxnard who is visiting Williams. The Orange county trophy be awarded during the after Members of the Anaheim club have won four of the range county singles titles as various awards in the competition. Jean William Mary Flynn, having won past several years, will be a permanent trophies at this It is expected that the will be presented by Nealander, director of tennis Santa Ana Recreation program. The program will include ming and boating and n are reminded to furnish th lunches. 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LOS ANGELES STREET Dixylee Hopkins Becomes Bride Of Bruce Horner in Sunday Rite Victorious Tennis Team to be Feted At Beach Party Victorious members of the Anaheim Tennis club will be honored on Wednesday when the club meets at noon at the Back Bay at Balboa for a water skiing party. Their special guests will be participants in the Santa Ana open tournament which begins on Tuesday. Among these will be Margaret Nicolletti of Santa Barbara and Pat Petru of Pacific Palisades who are the house guests of Karen Lennin; and Joan Borchard of Oxnard who is visiting Jean Williams. The Orange county trophies will be awarded during the afternoon. Members of the Anaheim Tennis club have won four of the six Orange county singles titles as well as various awards in the doubles competition. Jean Williams and Mary Flynn, having won for the last several years, will be awarded permanent trophies at this time. It is expected that the trophies will be presented by Neal Machander, director of tennis in the Santa Ana Recreation program. The program will include swimming and boating and members are reminded to furnish their own nails. Before an altar arranged in the living room of her parents' home, Miss Dixylee Hopkins became the bride of Bruce Horner on Sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon. Masses of white gladioli and pink carnations provided a picturesque background as the Rev. A.J. Casebeer, minister of Anaheim' Christian church performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hopkins of 611 N. Clementine, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horner of 617 S. Clenenthe street. Miss Hopkins was given in marriage by her father. She wore a dressmaker suit of white gaberdine and carried a corsage of double white orchids. Miss Andrea Williams of Orange was the bride's only attendant and as maid of honor wore a pink suit accented by a corsage of pink rosebuds. Eddy Gurene may was best man and the bride's brother, Granville Hopkins, took over usher duties. Garden Reception Forty wedding guests were invited to attend the reception held in the garden of the Hopkins' home. The bride's table was appointed in pink and white with tiny wedding bells and a tail, many tiered wedding cake decorated with roses, to carry out the bridal theme. Assisting with the serving were the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Rod Home Department of Farm Bureau With Plans for Orange County Fire Spirit's Potency Told in Sermon The practical force of spirituality in all details of human life as contrasted with the thought of spirituality as an abstraction is the keynote of the Lesson-Sermon on "Spirit" in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday. The Golden Text is from Paul's first epistle to the Corinthians (2:12): "Now we have received, not the spirit of the world, but the spirit which is of God; that we might know the things that are freely given to us of God." Luke's Gospel (4:38,39) records that Jesus "entered into Simon's house. And Simon's wife's mother was taken with a great fever; and they besought him for her. And he stood over her, and rebuked the fever; and it left her: and immediately she arose and ministered unto them." Mary Baker Eddy writes in "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures:" "Jesus established his church and maintained his mission on a spiritual foundation of Christ - healing." Later she says, "The supremacy of Spirit was the foundation on which Jesus built. His sublime summary points to the religion of Love." (pp. 136, 138). Karen Diane Hatton, aged two weeks, is at home now at 600 Porter st., Fullerton. She is the Assembly line method when fifteen men gather in the morning to transpaint booth 600 square feet in storage to the fair ground; it was completely assembled for a new paint job with six hours from when it started to load it early morning. The building used during two past occupies a central and spot at the fair grounds of the home department hand to furnish a luncheon workers at noon on Saturday. Monday a group of women at the Farm Bureau or Orange where they found for old beer cans. Cutting end of the can the women container for baking bread in preparation for the fair: Large supplies ed beforehand and placed freezers. Previously another woman had cooked beans con and placed them in ready for freezing. Other have been arranged in a manner ready for the Surprise Party Fetes Woman on 10th Birthday A surprise birthday party on the occasion of her recent 30th birthday was given Mrs. Mary E. Jones of 622 N. Philadelphia st. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Thompson of 723 N. Clemene street. The party took the form of an open house and during the afternoon and evening hours, Mrs. Jones received congratulations and best wishes from her many friends. Members of Calspa chaparral, OES, Lois Rebelah lodge and B. Paul Womens' Relief Corps which Mrs. Jones belongs, flowered her with gifts, cards and flowers. Her son, Harold F. Jones of Malcago, wired her an orchid cage as a special surprise. Sharing costless duties with Mrs. Thompson was Mrs. Ethel Cavally, Mrs. Jones' daughter. They arranged a tea table appropriately decorated in the birthday theme which was keynoted by a huge birthday cake elaborately decorated in gold and white. Pouring at the tea table were Mrs. Ruth Salaets, Miss Neva Soft, Ms. Hugo Schultz, Mrs. Hildredorrrell, Mrs. Rose Hessel, Mrs.erna Hopkins, Mrs. Eva Drenn and Mrs. Vera Newton of Anaheim and Mrs. Ada Reason-of Long Beach. Iron was introduced into the far East by the ancient Hittites. Garden Reception Forty wedding guests were invited to attend the reception held in the garden of the Hopkins home. The bride's table was appointed in pink and white with tiny wedding bells and a tail, many tiered wedding cake decorated with roses, to carry out the bridal theme. Assisting with the serving were the bride's two sisters, Mrs. Rod Craven of Big Bear and Mrs. Bud Mathews of Garden Grove. Mrs. Granville Hopkins was in charge of the guest book. For her daughter's wedding, Mrs. Hopkins chose an afternoon dress of blue and grey and wore blue accessories. Mrs. Horner chose a light weight summer ensemble in pastel colors. Both mothers wore corsages of pink carnations. Following the reception, the newly married couple departed on a honeymoon trip to Big Bear. They will make their home at 1122½ Diamond-st., in Anaheim. The bride is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school where she was president of the Mozart and commercial clubs. While attending Fullerton Junior college, she was a member of the A Capella choir, and girls' special singing group. The bridegroom graduated from Anaheim Union High school and from Santa Ana Junior college where he was a member of the Varsity club and Hi-Y. He is now engaged in the building trade in Garden Grove. Summer baptisms at St Michael's Episcopal church have included Ben Howard Owens, Lillian Diane Dodge, Patricia Louise Gardner, Donald Thomas Gardner, Jeanne Kathleen Gardner, Virginia Hilary.Benson, Michael Jeffrey Palin, and Richard Lee Wright. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Ruiolph Yorba of 916 Sabina st., on Saturday in Fullerton General hospital. Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures: "Jesus established his church and maintained his mission on a spiritual foundation of Christ - healing." Later she says, "The supremacy of Spirit was the foundation on which Jesus built. His sublime summary points to the religion of Love." (pp. 136, 138). Karen Diane Hatton, aged two weeks, is at home now at 600 Porter st., Fullerton. She is the first child of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hattent and weighed nearly 9 pounds when she was born on July 24 in St. Joseph hospital Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Otto Ibso of Acacia st., in Anaheim, and her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hatten of 201 E. North st. A daughter weighing 6-lbs. 2½¼ oz. was born to Mr. and Mrs. James Jones, 222½ W. Elm st., in Orange County hospital on July 29. Worship of crocodiles was once common in ancient Egypt. TV LANGSON SERVICE—SALES 616 N. Los Angeles St.-Photograph DOLLA —FOOD COME TO ORA Our Guarantee Assurance All our merchandise is guaranteed to give you complete sale all times, carry only the very highest quality merchandise to be the same high quality as always. 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Evidence of one phase of their planning was shown last Saturday when fifteen men gathered early in the morning to transport a food booth 600 square feet in size from storage to the fair grounds where it was completely assembled ready for a new paint job within about six hours from when the men started to load it early in the morning. The building has been used during two past fairs and occupies a central and prominent spot at the fair grounds. Women of the home department were on hand to furnish a lunch to the workers at noon on Saturday. Monday a group of women were at the Farm Bureau offices in Orange where they found a use for old beer cans. Cutting out the end of the can the women use the container for baking brown bread in preparation for the demand at the fair: Large supplies are cooked beforehand and placed in deep freezers. Previously another group of women had cooked beans and bacon and placed them in containers ready for freezing. 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