anaheim-gazette 1953-09-10

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Hostesses for the fellowship meeting were members of the executive board, Mrs. Joe E. Harliss, Ms. W. B. Chilcote, Mrs. D. S. Villanou, Mrs. Lloyd Morris, Mrs. Rick Conrad, Mrs. Arthur M. Raymond, and Mrs. Fred Martin. The Horace Mann Parent-Teacher Association met in the auditorium of the Horace Mann school on Thursday morning, Sept. 3, with nineteen members present. Mrs. Vernon Starr, president, presided over the regular business meeting and introduced Mrs. Mary Ference, who gave an interesting report on welfare work. It was decided that at least ten mothers would be present on the opening day of school to act as hostesses in ushering the children and their parents to the assigned rooms. Each helper will wear a badge and will be on duty at 8:15 a.m., Sept. 14. Coffee and cake will be served in the auditorium to all parents and teachers present, by the hospitality committee headed by Mrs. R. Kenton Wines and by the tea chairman, Mrs. Wesley Mondoza and her committee. Mrs. Russell Renner announced the P. T. Adistrict meeting on Sept. 17, in Anaheim City Park, with registration to be at 9 a.m. and meeting scheduled to open at 1:30. Pot luck lunch will be served at noon. Anaheim Village Is Latest Home Development Here The Paul L. Pierce - Griffith Bros. development, Anaheim Village, is the latest addition to Anaheim's flourishing building growth with nearly 100 homes planned. Evening Ceremony Unites Gayt Huebert, Gerald Chaney Friday Miss Gayle Marie Huebert was a radiant bride when she exchanged marriage vows with Gerald Chaney on Friday evening in the First Presbyterian church. She wore a wedding gown of white nylon over taffeta which was fashioned with a full sweeping train. There were insets of lace at yolk and sleeves. Her picturesque heirloom veil was held in place by a tlara of simulated orange blossoms and she carried a bouquet of lillies of the valley and white orchids. The Rev. Arthur M. Stevenson performed the impressive double ring ceremony in the sanctuary decorated with huge baskets of white flowers and it was witnessed by 200 guests. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Huebert, 8061 Alamo, the bride was given in marriage by her father. She was attended by her aunt, Miss Bonnie Huebert, as maid of honor-and by bridesmaids Miss Barbara Simonton of Anaheim and Miss Pat Kilpatrick of Fullerton. Their gowns were of organdy over taffeta cut in similar style in lovely pastel shades aqua, yellow and pink. The little Moore sisters' ralne and Kararaine were able flower girls in fluffy lavender organy and taffering bearer was Haryey F. All the gowns worn by the ding party were made bride's mother. Fullerton Bride-Groov The bridegroom is the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cha2417 W. Oak st., Fullerton Shockley was best man and ers were Don Packard and Comey of Fullerton and Huebert, brother of the bride. "The Lord's Prayer", "A and "Because" were sung by Miss Sandra Johanna William Talevich was at the For her daughter's wife Mrs. Huebert chose a f brown faille trimmed with and wore it with brown a les Mrs. Chaney wore a p charcoal taffetta with velveting and black accessories. Reception Followed Following the wedding mony, a reception was held church social hall were ments were in pale green white. Miss Karen Coltrane in charge of the guest body members of the Womens' ship assisted with the service the bride's table. For her traveling costume a honeymoon trip to O Island, the bride wore a g alty taffetta dress with a Anaheim Village Is Latest Home Development Here The Paul L. Pierce - Griffith Bros. development, Anaheim Village, is the latest addition to Anaheim's flourishing building growth with nearly 100 homes planned here this year. Anaheim Village will make available both three and four bedroom homes at the location at 605 N. East st., and will offer the homes under both veteran and FHA loans. In discussing the selection of Anaheim for "Anaheim Village", Pierce declared that the city had been selected as the spot of logical growth for Northern Orange county. "We were impressed by the area's beauty, convenience and balanced economy of the city", Pierce said. The builders are also participating in the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce House Committee activity. Following the completion of Anaheim Village, the company is preparing for two more Anaheim sites for their provincial and modern homes. The star nearest to the earth is about 25,500 billion miles away. ACCW Installs Mrs. J. Thompson As New President In an installation meeting Friday Mrs. Joe Thompson of St. Michael's Episcopal church took over the presidency of Anaheim Council of Church Women. She received the gavel from retiring president Mrs. Chester Ferris of White Temple Methodist church who has held the office for three years. Mrs. Arthur Stevenson, wife of the assistant pastor of First Presbyterian church, conducted the ceremony in Bethel Baptist church. Installed with Mrs. Thompson were: Mrs. Arthur Korn, Evangelical United Brethren church, first vice president; Mrs. Page Vincent, First Presbyterian church, second vice president; Mrs. Herbert Bowen, Bethel Baptist church, secretary; and Mrs. Edward Anderson, Church of the Nazarene, treasurer. The Rev. Chester Ferris gave devotions and spoke highly of the value of inter-denominational cooperation among church women as characterized by this organization. Boney Family Tour of Europe Mr. and Mrs. Robert H and son, Robert Jr., have returned to their home Leonora st. after a three-trip to Europe. They met trip by plane, visiting C Belium and England. The main purpose of was to visit their daughter Ruth, who is living in where her husband, Malo Millete is commanding of Bad Tolz, the largest art post in Europe. The Boney family came enthusiastic about the F Alps which are considered for some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Boney is owner of the Plymouth agency here in t Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Se 1405 W. Broadwav, became parents of a daughter on day The baby girl was Santa Ana Community and weighed eight lbs.. ½ Command in the FINE-CAR field command in the FINE-CAR field To you who have yet to drive a 1953 Buick ROADMASTER, we have this to say: There is waiting for you at the wheel of this car—a tremendously satisfying experience—the most magnificent Buick motor-ing experience of the past half century. We say this as a matter of straight and simple fact. For in this automobile—the smoothest-riding, the most maneuverable, and the most instantly responsive ROADMASTER in history—is an engine unlike any other in the world, plus an automatic transmission of similar uniqueness. 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WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM BUICK COMPANY HEIM PHONE 2297 3 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, SEPT. 10, 1923 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA GAR-TOONS HEY FOLKS! START YOUR SCRAPBOOK TODAY! EACH CARTOON WORTH $1.00 TOWARD YOUR NEXT CAR/ YES, IT'S A GOOD CAR! BUT DON'T DRIVE IT TODAY. IT NEEDS A LITTLE WORK YET—LEAVE IT WITH US 'TILL TOMORROW! YOU MEAN I GOTTA SOB-WAIT UNTIL SOB-TOMORROW TO DRIVE IT Casey - Beckham SALES SERVICE "A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" "Orange County's Leading Pontiac Dealer" 336 S. Los Angeles St. - Anaheim - Phone 4012 or 5120 Reception Followed Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held in the church social hall where appointments were in pale green and white. Miss Karen Coltrane was on charge of the guest book and members of the Womens' Fellowship assisted with the serving at the bride's table. For her traveling costume for a honeymoon trip to Catalina Island, the bride wore a gold novelty taffeta dress with a smart sturzer of brown faille. Brown accessories and a perfect white orchid from her wedding bouquet completed the ensemble. The new Mrs. Chaney graduated from Fullerton Union High School last June and her husband also graduated from there. He is now attending Fullerton Junior College and is employed by the city of Fullerton. The couple will make their home at 504 E. Whiting st. in Fullerton. Boney Family Ends Tour of Europe Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Boney and son, Robert Jr., have recently returned to their home at 401 Leonora st. after a three months' trip to Europe. They made the trip by plane, visiting Germany, Belgium and England. The main purpose of the trip was to visit their daughter Betty Ruth, who is living in Bavaria where her husband, Major M. M. Millette is commanding officer of Bad Tolz, the largest army sub-post in Europe. The Boney family came away enthusiastic about the Bavarian Alps which are considered to offer some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Boney is owner of the Dodge-Dollymouth agency here in town. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Servantes, 405 W. Broadwav, became the parents of a daughter on Saturday. The baby girl was born in Santa Ana Community hospital and weighed eight lbs..½ oz. Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. R. Lee Luskey, 1276 Flower st. They became parents of a seven lb.. 4 oz. son in St. Joseph hospital on Labor Day. Casey - Beckham SALES SERVICE "A Good Deal and a Good Deal More" "Orange County's Leading Pontiac Dealer" 336 S. Los Angeles St.-Anaheim-Phone 4012 or 5120 Let's Talk It Over Financing is often the stumbling block to home ownership. Our home loan department will gladly consider your individual needs . . . and all interviews are held in strict confidence. 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