anaheim-gazette 1953-08-20

GOLDEN WEDDING Mr. and Mrs. F. Snyder of 7702 N. Cypress ave. celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last week with a dinner party at the Greenbrier Inn. Joining them in the celebration were 37 relatives and close friends. Marjorie Cranston Feted at Party In Honor of Forthcoming Marriage Mrs. E. D. Seekins of 118 N. Palm st. and Mrs. Alfred Bonney of Santa Ana gave a delightful dessert party at the Bonney hall on Wednesday in honor of Marjorie Cranston's forthcoming marriage to Robert Fulton, Jr. Fullerton. — HOME OWNERSHIP — One of life's greatest achievements is ownership of your own Home. Come in and let us explain our rent-like home loan plan. THE FRIENDLY CORNER Savings Insured to $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING ANAHEIM BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION CENTER and LEMON STS. PHONES: 2158 or 2159 MEMBER FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK SYSTEM no matter where they GO TO SCHOOL QUIET! GREAT BRAIN AT WORK ...IT'S AT HOME where they study and relax For the Best in Progress Provide Them With The Read For the Best in Progress Provide Them With the Best in STUDY LAMPS COMFORTABLE BEDS DESKS - TABLES - CHAIRS You'll find them here! • FREE PARKING (At Rear of Store) • OPEN FRIDAYS 'til 9 P.M. featuring 14 SPECIALIZED DEPARTMENTS ... and a staff of Skilled decorators. BUDGET TERMS Cheerfully Extended! "WE FINANCE ALL OUR OWN CONTRACTS" SMITH-REAFSNYDER FURNITURE CO. Since 1867 Phone Anaheim 2409 151 N. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim Wed at Party Marriage A bride party at the Bonney home Wednesday in honor of Miss Joyce Cranston's forthcoming marriage to Robert Fulton, Jr. of Barton. Miss Cranston, neice of Mrs. Alms, was showered with a beautiful assortment of gifts by sixteen guests who attended the party. The gifts were piled on a large white-clothed centered with a lacy parafoil; indicate the shower theme. Smaller dessert tables were set for matching white linen cloths gaily decorated with tiny red parasoles filled with nuts candies, and bouquets of pink bees. The joyous afternoon was Mrs. Paul Davidson, Wilbert Bonney, Mrs. Charles Day and daughter Mary Lee Day, Miss Shelly Smith, Mrs. Bee Strong and Miss Nancy Sims of Anaheim. From out of town were Mrs. H. Arney and daughter Pamela of Chagate; Mrs. R. Robert Fulton (mother of the bridegroom) of Fullerton; Mrs. George Johnson and daughter Diane of Otter; Mrs. Fred Gosch of Long Island; Mrs. Alma Holford and Russell Bonney of Santa Ana. The bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Art Cranston, was unable to because of illness. The bride-to-be's mother, Mrs. Art Cranston, was unable to because of illness. Who sent gifts but who unable to attend were Miss Boston's grandmother, Mrs. W. Cranston, Mrs. Ted Payne, F. W. Seekins, Mrs. Charles all from Anaheim and Harling-Asplund Vows Exchanged In White Temple Church Sunday Wearing a wedding gown of nylon tulle with an overskirt of Chantilly lace, Miss Mildred Harling was a lovely bride when she said her marriage vows with Howard F. Asplund at four oclock on Sunday afternoon in the White Temple Methodist church. Two hundred-fifty wedding guests saw the Rev. Frank E. Butterworth perform the ceremony in the sanctuary decorated with white gladioli, stock and potted palms. The path of the wedding party was marked with satin bows and streamers. As the stately bride came down the aisle, she held a nosegay of pink rose buds and stephanotis, traditional accent for her floor-length wedding gown with snug bodice bouffant skirt. Her short veil fell from a halo of fresh orange blossoms. They were from the grove of Dr. and Mrs. Max Henderson of Anaheim and had been hand-waxed by Mrs. Henderson, a process which preserved their freshness and fragrance. At her throat, the bride wore pearls belonging to her grandmother, the late Mrs. Prudy Barker. She also carried her grandmother's lace handkerchief for sentimental reasons. Miss Harling, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold G. Harling of 401 N. Janas street, was given in marriage by her father. Attended By Her Sister Matron of honor was Mrs. Leand Henderson, the bride's sister, who wore a floor length gown soms and white doves made other decorations unnecessary. It was flanked with silver candelabra whose lighted tapers gave a pleasant glow to the late afternoon festivities. A receiving line formed at the door and was composed of the parents of the newly married pair, the matron of honor, bridesmaid, and very special guest, the groom's cecogenarian grandmother, Mrs. Anna Asplund of Reedly. The bride's two cousins from Riverside, Miss Sylvia Vanderzyl and Miss Betty Mitchell, were in charge of the punch bowls. Serving the cake were the bride's college chums, Miss Cathryn Russo of Redlands and Mrs. Gordon Mahoney of Anaheim. Mrs. Art Ihnen was in charge of the guest book. Mrs. Curtis Meade and Mrs. Stanley Clausen, the gifts. Mrs. Harling wore a frock of aqua faille while Mrs. Asplund wore an afternoon dress of aqua lace. Both mothers wore corsages of pink roses. Two-Week Honeymoon For a two-week honeymoon through the mountains of northern California, the bride chose a knit traveling suit of teale blue, accented with white accessories and a corsage of pink rose buds. The new Mrs. Asplund graduated in the class of '50 from Anaheim Union high school and has attended the University of Redlands for the past three years. She was a member of Alpha Sigma Pi sorority and vice-president of the associated women students association. She has a teaching position. 3 Anahelm Gazette Friends Surprise With Bridal Show Miss Mary Lawrence of Philadelphia st., who will Charles Trousdale of San on Sept. 12, was surprised with bridal shower last Monday ing at the home of Opal K 809 W. Wilhelmina st. Hostesses were Opal Marjie Henderson, Nadine Odt and Marguerite Harris. As Miss Lawrence stepped the rumpus room of the home expecting to spend a evening with the family, she greeted with shouts of "surprise" and given a corsage of pure shattered carnations to signify shower theme. In the game room decored with palms and summer flowers honoree and guests devoted evening to games. Prize whence Mary Lou Loessin, Shaw, Mary Nyboe, Agnes H Virginia Cilley, Louise An and Cecil Smith. Mrs. Koboe won the door prize. At the conclusion of the game the bride-elect opened the wrapped gifts. Her remarks did so were recorded on a coiled tape recorded and were put back to her to merriment the guests. Individual ice cream cake correlated with wedding bells served with nuts, mints, tea coffee and were enjoyed by following: Helen Erskine, Judy Te Cecell Smith, Barbara Spykur Emma Daniels, Mrs. Charles of Fullerton; Mrs. George dson and daughter Diane of tter; Mrs. Fred Gossch of Long th; Mrs. Alma Holford and Russell Bonney of Santa Ana. be bride-to-be's mother, 'Mrs. cranston, was unable to because of illness. ose who sent gifts but who unable to attend were Miss ston's grandmother, Mrs. W. ranston, Mrs. Ted Payne, F. W. Seekins, Mrs. Charles all from Anaheim, and Bob Krone of Compton and D. K. Seekins of Long Beach. Alvin Huff of 7101 Brady st. assing the cigars. His wife intended him with a son in Fuln General hospital on Thurs- Attended By Her Sister Matron of honor was Mrs. Leland Henderson, the bride's sister, who wore a floor length gown of turquoise taffeta with snug bodice, and full skirt, and matching lace bolero. Miss Joan Hunt. the bride's college room-mate, was bridesmaid. She wore a gown identical with that of the maid of honor. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry P. Asplund of Eagle Rock. He was attended by Cosimo Viglious as best man. Ushers were his brother, Richard Asplund, George Creager and Leland Henderson. Organist was Miss Carol Bostick and soloist was William Fackiner who sang "I Love You," "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." Reception In Wesley Hall A wedding reception was held in Wesley Hall at the conclusion of the ceremony. For the occasion, the mantel above the fireplace was decorated with white summer flowers. A handsome heart-shape wedding cake centered the bride's table. Its exquisite ornamentations of pink rose buds, orange blossoms. Shirley Schmitz At Encampment For Local Council The Senior Girl Scouts of The Anaheim Council are represented at the 1953 All-States Encampment by Shirley Schmitz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Schmitz of Anaheim. Miss Schmitz is one of the eight representatives from California at this two-week encampment, which is being held by the National Girl Scout Organization during the month of August at the Buffalo Bill Youth Camp near Cody, Wyoming. This is the third All-States Encampment, and the largest, including nearly 200 Senior Girl Scouts. The site of the encampment is in Shoshone National Forest near Yellowstone Park, and provides opportunities for the girls to explore and take mountain trips, camping out overnight, and studying the plants and wildlife for a two-week honeymoon through the mountains of northern California, the bride chose a knit traveling suit of teale blue, accented with white accessories and a corsage of pink rose buds. The new Mrs. Asplund graduated in the class of '50 from Anaheim Union high school and has attended the University of Redlands for the past three years. She was a member of Alpha Sigma Pi sorority and vice-president of the associated women students association. She has a teaching position this fall in Adelanto. The bridegroom is a graduate of Eagle Rock high school and attended John Muir college where he was very active in sports. He is now a member of the U.S.Air Force. The couple will make their home in Victorville where he is stationed at present. QUIET! GREAT BRAIN AT WORK ME where nd relax THE SQR STORE back BOY'S 3 TO 6 CORNER corduroy overalls A nice assortment of colors in little boy's corduroy overalls . . . that will keep him warm, and wear like iron ..... 2.98 corduroy zipper jacket zippered jackets in corduroy to match the above overalls..... 4.98 plaid flannel shirts Group of virantly colored plaids in good-looking flannel boy's shirts. 3 to 6 ..... 1.98 CHILDREN'S DEPT., 2nd FLOOR by the National Girl Scout Organization during the month of August at the Buffalo Bill Youth Camp near Cody, Wyoming. This is the third All-States Encampment, and the largest, including nearly 200 Senior Girl Scouts. The site of the encampment is in Shoshone National Forest near Yellowstone Park, and provides opportunities for the girls to explore and take mountain trips, camping out overnight, and studying the plants and wildlife of the area. The purpose of the camp is to give Senior Girl Scouts an opportunity to camp with girls from all sections of the United States, and to do really adventurous camping in a section of the country that is picturesque and full of wildlife. VACATION TRIP Mr. and Mrs. James Dilley returned on Monday to their home at 545 S. Clementine st. from a months' vacation trip which took them as far east as Indiana by means of car, train, bus and air plane. The couple attended the annual sales meeting for husbands and wives of the B. F. Ascher Co. Eastern and western sections combined for the first time this year and met at a resort hotel at French Lick Springs, Indiana. For a Better Buy in Diamonds See Us. BUY A GOOD SEDLOCK Jewelers 133 S. LOS ANGELES STREET match the above overalls... 4.98 plaid flannel shirts Group of virantly colored plaids in good-looking flannel boy's shirts. 3 to 6 ... 1.98 CHILDREN'S DEPT., 2nd FLOOR girl's plaid jumpers Lovely plaids in wool and rayon jumpers. Sizes 3 to 6 ... 7.98 Sizes 7 to 12 ... 8.98 broadcloth blouse slips All white, with eyelet trim. Fresh and feminine-looking under her blouses. Sizes 3 to 6 ... 2.98 7 to 12 ... 3.98 cotton dresses Just the thing for back-to-school wear! We have a good group of cottons in assorted styles and fabrics. 3 to 12 ... 3.98 to 8.98 GIRL'S DEPT., 2nd FLOOR Shop Friday Nites 'til 9 THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Friends Surprise Mary Lawrence With Bridal Shower in Roach Home Miss Mary Lawrence of 820 S. Philadelphia st., who will wed Charles Trousdale of San Pedro Sept. 12, was surprised with a bridal shower last Monday evening at the home of Opal Roach, W. Wilhelmina st. Hostesses were Opal Roach, Jerlie Henderson, Nadine Hiser and Marguerite Harris. Miss Lawrence stepped into the rumpus room of the Roach room expecting to spend a socializing with the family, she was meted with shouts of "surprise" given a corsage of pure white lettered carnations to signify the power theme. In the game room decorated with palms and summer flowers, sorree and guests devoted the timing to games. Prize winners were Mary Lou Loessin, Mercy Law, Mary Nyboe, Agnes Heater, Virginia Cilley, Louise Andrade and Cecil Smith. Mrs. Kobernick on the door prize. At the conclusion of the games, bride-elect opened the gaily tapped gifts. Her remarks as she so were recorded on a conceal-tape recorded and were played back to her to the merriment of guests. Individual ice cream cakes de-ated with wedding bells were served with nuts, mints, tea and ice and were enjoyed by the bowling: Helen Erskine, Judy Terrell, Bill Smith, Barbara Spykumman, Mae Daniels, Mr. Charles Law. Newcomer to the John Heinz family of 306 N. West st. is a boy. The infant was born in Fullerton General hospital on Thursday. Betty Osborn, Kay Doller, Beverly Turner, Kathleen Brunet, Shirley Harris, Ruby Rivera, Blanche Stebbins, Marilyn Crain, Louise Sandoval, Doshia Sanders, Isobelle Ellingsworth, Byron Huson, Winifred Schwacofer and Emily Wallin. GAR-TOONS HEY FOLKS! START YOUR SCRAPBOOK TODAY! EACH CARTOON WORTH $1.00 TOWARD YOUR NEXT CAR! WHY WE'RE GIVING IT AWAY AT THAT PRICE, IT'S LIKE A GIFT FROM HEAVEN—PERFECT CONDITION— Casey - Beckham back to school week lorette skirts See this beautiful collection of new Lorette washable skirts—the label assures you the pleats and texture will remain the same as new, after each washing. Solid colors, plaids and stripes. Sizes 10 to 18 ... 10.95 to 17.95 angora sweaters 100% wool Slip-Over Angora sweaters with the "Ann Adams Original." Shot sleeve, with tiny peal-embroidered turn-over collar. 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