anaheim-gazette 1953-09-17

Newly-Wed Bride Honored at Post-Nuptial Shower Mrs. Donald Calaway, the former Teddy Lou Payne who was married on August 31 was honored with a post-nuptial shower last Thursday at the hofhe of Mrs. Charles R. Hokanson, 844 N. Clementine. Sharing hostess duties with Mrs. Hokanson were Mrs. J. B. Lillywhite, Mrs. Jimmy Starr, Mrs. Fred Mackey and Mrs. Warren Mackey. The Hokanson living room was nicely decorated with bouquets of dahlias, and shower gifts were arranged on a table appropriately graced by miniatures of bride and groom. A door prize went to Mrs. Scott Adams. The 30 friends and relatives who were gathered enjoyed games and delicious refreshments. The new Mrs. Calaway was showered with many exquisite gifts. Special guests were the bride's mother, Mrs. Ted Payne of 419 S. Indiana st. and the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Harvey Calaway of 9081 Harding ave., West Anaheim. Katella P-TL to Meet on Sept. 29 A luncheon meeting Sept. 29 at 1:15 p.m. at Katella school will open the fall program of the Parent-Teacher League, it was decided at a Sept. 9 meeting of the PTL board. Slated to speak at Katella P-TL to Meet on Sept. 29 A luncheon meeting Sept. 29 at 1:15 p.m. at Katella school will open the fall program of the Parent-Teacher League, it was decided at a Sept. 9 meeting of the PTL board. Slated to speak at the meeting is a speaker from Sacramento who will discuss nutrition. A program for the coming year was planned at the board meeting. Coffee and dessert were served following the meeting. ART SUPPLIES Paint with TREASURE TONES WALLPAPER Sanders—RENTALS—Polishers SCHAEFFLER PAINTS and WALLPAPER 120 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2469 THRILLING CAVALCADE OF CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR 400 ACRES OF ENCHANTMENT COMPLETELY NEW AND DIFFERENT ★ "ICE VOGUES" SEPT. 18-26 ★ "FAIR FOLLIES" SEPT. 27 - OCT. 4 ★ HORSE RACING DAILY WITH PARI-MUTUELS BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH FOR 60¢ "FAIR FOLLIES" SEPT. 27 - OCT. 4 HORSE RACING DAILY WITH PARI-MUTUELS BIGGEST SHOW ON EARTH FOR 60¢ SUPERLATIVE ENTERTAINMENT • GIANT MIDWAY POMONA SEPT. 18 – OCT. 4 PAVED PARKING • 40,000 CARS DIRECT TO FAIR ENTRANCE LOS ANGELES COUNTY FAIR POMONA SEPT. 18 – OCT. 4 Go and see "America's Greatest County Fair"...425 acres, 200 buildings and 20 big expositions all in one gigantic wonderland...17 thrill-packed days and nights. Gorgeous exhibits, glamorous entertainment, novel attractions, daily horse racing (pari-mutuels) exotic floral show, giant fun zone, excitement galore! Frequent, Convenient Service to Entrance via Pacific Electric from practically all Southern California points. The P.E. Way saves you time and money. No traffic hazards, no parking troubles, no nervous strain when you GO PACIFIC ELECTRIC Rembert Carters Make Home in Whittier After Sept. 4 Wedding The new Mr. and Mrs. Rembert Carter are at-home now at 10403 La Clima Scott Manor in Whittier following a honeymoon spent at Carmel By The Sea. They were married on Sept. 4 at the Placeia Calvary church by Dr. Chester Pagett assisted by Dean Fish of the Baptist seminary of Los Angeles. The bride is the former Miss Claire Carlson, daughter of Mr. Benny Royer Feted On 10th Birthday Benny Royer of 617 S. Dickel st. has been celebrating his tenth birthday in fine style. On last Wednesday, he enjoyed a chicken dinner party at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Altman of Berkeley whom the Royer family were visiting. On Friday, upon his return home, 29 friends gathered at his home to enjoy a birthday party complete with colored balloons, assorted games, two birthday cakes, ice cream and punch. Prizes were won by Mike Duffy, Richard Neamy, Wilbern Wimberly, Paul Winters, Craig Gleemaker, Duane Dargatz, Dickie Duffy, Bobby Yaunt, Glen Stockwell, Bobby Smith, Dennis Fisher, Tony Taylor, and Johnny Taylor. Other guests were Phillip Wheaton, Pat Burly, Bobby Woods, Gordon Crapper, Rannie Vanderboon, Lloyd Stockwell and Tommy Lee. and Mrs. B. E. Carlson of 5512 N. Bradford ave., Placentia. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Marlana Carter, 309½ W. Wilshire, Fullerton. The popular couple are widely known throughout Orange county. Mrs. Carter is a graduate of Valencia High school as well as Fullerton Junior college where she was A.W.S. president in her last year. She graduated from San Jose State college in '51 and she was a member of Gamma Phil Beta sorority. She now teaches the third grade at Brea Laurel grammar school. Her husband is a graduate of Valencia high school in Placentia, has attended Stanford university and will begin his fifth year at Baptist seminary in Los Angeles this fall. He is employed by a Los Angeles steel company. 250 Wedding Guests Two hundred and fifty guests witnessed the pretty wedding ceremony which took place before an altar decorated with four huge baskets of orchid mums flanked with orchid candles tied with large satin bows. As the bride was given in marriage by her father, she was beautiful in a wedding gown of slipper satin, nylon net and Chantilly lace. A separate Eton jacket of lace matched the small cap which held in place a full flowing fingertip veil. The wedding bouquet was of orange blossoms, white mums and stephanotis. very quiet wedding took on Sunday last near Orange, Mr. Charles Bush and Miss Yarmell, both of that thrivv village, were united in the bonds of wedlock. Mare "Beautiful Bells", led by L. J. Rose of this county, the $1000 race at Sacra on Friday. Time, 2:29½, 2:32. Years Ago (September, 1903) Bryant Williams, chief deputy clerk, and Miss Pearl were married last Wednes afternoon at the home of the in Orange by Rev. Ralstin the Orange Christian church. Happy couple will reside in Ana after a short honey-spent in Santa Barbara. Fuhrberg has completed agreements for receiving bulle-of the glove contest between keys and Corbett, at his place business tomorrow night. Dishes will come direct from the hide and within a few seconds each round is over the loss of Herr Fuhrberg will be the news right off the wire. Rempau is down from Los Angeles for a short vacation dur-which he will go with relation to a hunting and fishing trip guna. Anaheim Landing Mining development company has reed L. Shorn, president, Eu-Johnson, secretary, Ed Krae-service-president and F. A. Kornurer. The company has ex-prise holdings at Anaheim, a well has been put down depth of about 400 feet, is now producing enough supply a good sized town with lighting and working pur- WSCS Prayer Meet Slated This morning at 11:15, the W.S.C.S. prayer group of White Temple Methodist church will meet in Wesley Hall. The regular monthly luncheon will be served in the dining room at noon by the Osborn Circle. Mrs. Harvey Livingston will be the speaker at the general meeting at 1 p.m. She is visiting as many of the W.S.C.S. meetings as possible to tell her audience the state of Methodist missions at mid-century. Mrs. Livingston is a member of the First Methodist church of Los Angeles and has been selected to attend the national conference of missions at Buck Hill Falls, Pa. She taught the class at leadership institute entitled, "That The World May Know." The annual rummage sale sponsored by the Young Ladies Institute begins this morning at 234 E. Center st. and will continue through Friday and Saturday. Service Quality Reliability new for fall... Men's SPORT SHIRTS new for fall... Men's SPORT SHIRTS 2.95 Long sleeve sport shirts that are sanforized and vat dyed in a choice of fabrics... broadcloths, gabardines and madras. Plaids, stripes and plain. Complete range of sizes. S. M. L. XL. BOYS' SPORT JACKETS 8.95 With the fall season here, your boy will need a dressy sport jacket. This is a group of fancy hard finished rayon gabardine jackets with elastic back waistbands. 2 flap pockets and smooth fitting zipper fronts... Sizes 6 to 20. Boys' and Men's Section Street Floor Plenty of Free Parking Downtown LI Meeting Theme is 'Back to School'; Coming Events Slated Back to school" was the theme of the recent YLI meeting held the IOOF Hall with Mary Jean Albert presiding. As members lived for the meeting, each was decorated wit ha little black slate on a bow for her hair while the pianist played "School Days." During the social hour, tables were decorated with little red pool houses by committee member Estelle Crog. Margaret Dick, Betty Dailey and Rose Mauls. The following important events are the subject of the meeting: The Cord Rosary meeting to hold tomorrow evening in the house of Betty Dailey, 1004 W. Erster st. All members interested in making cord rosaries for missions overseas are invited to attend. Quarterly Communion on Sept. 27 at 7 o'clock Mass in St. Boniface church. A breakfast will follow. Reservation chairman Maxine Pitcher can be reached at 5059. Reservations close Sept. 25. Oct. 1 is the date set for the Los Angeles Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women conference in the Ambassador hotel. Elsie Benner was appointed delegate with Anne Treanor alternate. Members are invited to attend. The theme will be "The Catholic Woman in Her Community," and guest speaker at luncheon will be His Eminence, James Francis Cardinal McIntyre. 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