anaheim-gazette 1953-09-24

Rachel Ann Watkins Wedded to Returned Korea Vet on Friday With the bridegroom just home from Korea, Miss Rachel Ann Watkins was united in marriage with James Dee Wright in a ceremony by candlelight Sept. 11. The Rev. Robert Burns McAulay of the Orange Presbyterian church performed the ceremony in the garden chapel at Capilla de San Antonio. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland of 912 N. Dickel st. and was given in marriage by her father. Her bridegroom is the son of the late Marvin C. Wright and Mrs. Wright of Montgomery, Ala. Mrs. Wright was unable to be here for the wedding. For the simple yet impressive ceremony, Miss Watkins wore an off-the-shoulder ballerina length gown of white net over pink satin. In place of the usual wedding veil, she wore a filmy net stole and a small white hat. Her wedding bouquet was of white gardenias and pink carnations. A small group of friends and family gathered at the chapel to witness the nuptial rites. The bridal pair were attended by maid of honor Miss Virginia Watson of Alhambra and best man, Winston Copeland, brother of the bride. Miss Watson was gowned in pale blue satin and carried an unusual bouquet of blue and white carnations. Mrs. A. F. Faust was at the organ and played "Because" and "Always" as well as the wedding marches. Following the ceremony, an intimate reception was held in the adjoining garden where the newly married couple cut the first piece from a tiered wedding cake. The new Mr. and Mrs. Wright have flown back east for a month's honeymoon trip. They plan to visit friends and relatives in Alabama where they both went to school and to go on to Florida where the bridegroom is stationed as a sergeant in the Marine Corps. The bride will continue to reside in Anaheim and will continue her work with the Anaheim branch of the Pacific Telephone Co. in the hope that her husband can soon effect a transfer to this area. The Albert Marcoux family of 311 N. Pine st. is hosts this week to Fred and Donald Marcoux and families of Manchester, N. H. For Your Fall Planting and FERTILIZING A small group of friends and family gathered at the chapel to witness the nuptial rites. The bridal pair were attended by maid of honor Miss Virginia Watson of Alhambra and best man, Winston For Your Fall Planting and FERTILIZING Bandini Fertilizers are the answer to your growing problems. SHREADERS For both Steer and Commercial Fertilizers Available. BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN AVE. PHONE ANAHEIM 6450 We GIVE and REDEEM Gold Bond Stamps SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% Of the price of New Tires GOOD YEAR Xtra-Mileage New Trends Here's a low-cost answer to your tire problem. Bring on your worn-smooth tires and let us recap them with Goodyear Xtra-Mileage New Trends. You'll get thousands of miles of trouble-free service and high-mileage performance for as little as half the cost of new tires. So, why take someone driving on unsafe tires when Goodyear Xtra-Mileage New Trends cost so much? Get the protection and extra mileage of new trends today...let us recap your tires with Goodyear. ONE DAY SERVICE CHECK YOUR SIZE HERE 6:00x16 $ 8.50 6:50x16 $ 9.90 6:70x15 $ 9.70 7:10x15 $10.70 SHIPKEY & PEARSON 201 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM, CAL. Phone 3403 Use Our Easy Pay Plan Bethel Baptist Calls Christian Education Head Miss Martha Leypoldt has called to Bethel Baptist church the new director of Christ education. She comes to A with a comprehensive back in youth work, having beencie editor of the youth magazine, "Youth pass" and as editorial st retary of the North A Baptist General conference Chicago, traveled all over United States working with age children in class discussion groups. Last summer, Miss L taught at the Baptist School at Sioux Falls. She is au book entitled "Christian tist Youth Guide", a handb youth and leaders of youth North American Baptist ence. Miss Leypoldt is a grad Linfield college where she graduated with a Bachelor degree. She has attend Northern Baptist seminary cago and the Berkeley D school. Under the direction of the Berthold Jacksteit, Miss L will direct youth work at Baptist church. Loara PTA Office Resign from Pos SHIPKEY & PEARSON 201 No. Los Angeles St. ANAHEIM, CAL. Phone 3403 Use Our Easy Pay Plan on your trip EAST take it EASY... Relax as you see as you save—by Greyhound! Many scenic routes East—go one way, return another, no extra cost stops anywhere...air-conditioned buses...lowest of fares! 27 Daily Trips EAST from LOS ANGELES Including 13 "Direct-Thru" Express Buses Choose from 4 Thru-Expresses Daily to Chicago: Kansas City $53.60 Atlanta $43.80 New Orleans 38.90 Cleveland 46.50 Chicago 41.65 New York 56.70 Return Trip 20% to 30% Less... on Round-Trip Ticket Plus Federal Tax HAROLD S. HOLCOMB, Agent 217 S. Los Angeles St., Anaheim — Phone 3404 take a GREYHOUND THERE'S A GREYHOUND AGENT NEAR YOU Social and Club Activities JOAN S. WHITE SOCIETY EDITOR Phone 7515 Marilyn Murn, Paul Freeman Wed In St. Boniface Rites Saturday Miss Marilyn R. Murn of 911½ N. Palm st. became the bride of Paul M. Freeman of 844 N. Citron st., in nuptial rites in St. Boniface Catholic church on Saturday morning. The Rev. Anthony Du Val officiated at the nuptial mass and double ring ceremony. The bride was lovely in an afternoon dress of deep green. Its fashion details were the new three-quarter length sleeves. A small pink velvet hat and pink accessories completed the costume. A white orchid was pinned at the shoulder. Miss Murn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Murn of Muskegon Heights, Mich. Her parents came to Anaheim for the wedding, and the bride was given a marriage by her father. Her only attendant was Mrs. Charles Bona who wore a beige color afternoon dress with harmonizing accessories. Completing the wedding party were the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Freeman of Anaheim, and Theodore Freeman as best man. The altar was decorated with white fall flowers. Wedding music was played by Mrs. A. F. MR. & MRS. PAUL FREEMAN Photo by Arsene which she wore with navy blue accessories: The bridegroom's mother wore a black crepe dress highlighted with aqua accessories. Each wore a corsage of pink carnations. The bride is a graduate of Muskegon Heights High school. Her husband graduated from Royal Local Woman 2nd Highest Honor Winner at Fair Second highest number of blue ribbons awarded in the culinary department of Los Angeles County Fair, running through Oct. 4, went to Mrs. Linnie Campbell, 117 N. Olive, Anaheim, who collected 16 top honors for her entries. Her record was only one behind that chalked up by Mrs. Curtis Ortman of Ontario, who received 17 first awards. Also included among the winners was Mrs. Jesse L. Anderson, 709 S. Citron, Anaheim, who received blue ribbons for canned onions, canned plimientos, green tomato pickles, and Esther L. Porter, 8001 Euclid Ave., wool hooked rug; Mrs. Hazel Keech, 416 S. Helena, lace-trimmed apron. Class has Picnic Fine weather and good ship were enjoyed last week at the Crusader class of Baptist church Sunday school covered dish picnic in park. Class president Kool arranged the affair progressive group of young girls and their children. Mrs. Jeanette Blanche week polled the tope vote election for a member of Kwikset Deferred Profit committee. She won over other candidates. The is composed of Adolph Elwood Henry, Walter Jr., Herman Hoch, and Blanchard. Mr. and Mrs. Donald A and young daughter Vickie Orangewood ave., spent in Eureka, where they visit friends and relatives. NOW! As advert wedding, and the bride was given in marriage by her father. Her only attendant was Mrs. Charles Bona who wore a beige color afternoon dress with harmonizing accessories. Completing the wedding party were the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry N. Freeman of Anaheim, and Theodore Freeman as best man. The altar was decorated with white fall flowers. Wedding music was played by Mrs. A. F. Faust. Following the wedding ceremonies, the bridal party journeyed to the Greenbrier Inn, Garden Grove, for the wedding breakfast. The bride's table was tastefully decorated with a special bouquet of white fall flowers. For the festivities, the bride's mother chose a blue silk dress 911½ N. Palm st. Bethel Baptist Calls Christian Education Head Miss Martha Leypoldt has been called to Bethel Baptist church as the new director of Christian education. She comes to Anaheim with a comprehensive background in youth work, having been associate editor of the quarterly youth magazine, "Youth Compass" and as editorial staff secretary of the North American Baptist General conference in Chicago, traveled all over the United States working with junior age children in classes and discussion groups. Last summer, Miss Leypoldt taught at the Baptist Seminary Sioux Falls. She is author of book entitled "Christian Baptist Youth Guide", a handbook for youth and leaders of youth of the North American Baptist conference. Miss Leypoldt is a graduate of infield college where she was graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree. She has attended the northern Baptist seminary in Chicago and the Berkeley Divinity School. Under the direction of the Rev. Arthurhold Jacksteit, Miss Leypoldt will direct youth work at Bethel Baptist church. English Teacher Back From Summer Tour of Europe Miss Dora Gene Golder who teaches English at Anaheim Union High school spent the summer vacation in Europe. She returned aboard the Greek liner, S.S. Columbia, in time for the opening of school. Miss Golder spent four weeks in England visiting literary landmarks with friends who teach at U.S.C. and Occidental college. She then flew across the English channel and spent the remainder of the summer on the continent, particularly enjoying the chateau country in Brittany. The trip up the Rhine from Cologne to Wiesbaden and on to Frankfurt and Heidelberg proved most interesting. Miss Golder was impressed with the recovery being made by Germany and the extent of the building going on there. She made her way homeward by way of Switzerland and Scotland. Miss Golder makes her home at 737 No. Clementine. AUHS Student Prexy Holds Open House Celebrating "return to school" week, Johnny Faessel, new student body president at Anaheim Union High school, held open Here's a First-Time-Ever event at Eat at savings worth stocking up ADVERTISED IN FAMILY CIRCLE SALE from the scores of favorite products Circle...the biggest nickel's worth of magazine in town! the store Try them! You'll agree... IT'S GOT TO BE GOOD JELL-WELL GELATINS & PUDDINGS Makes delicious desserts...easily, quickly. MAYDAY OIL FOR SALAD COOKING Guaranteed completely neutral in flavor. SPRY SHORTENIN For baking or frying. Priced low at Safeway. BUTTER SPRING HOUSE, GRADER FIRST QUALITY, QUARTET Tastes fresher, keeps better...made from sweet SUNNYBANK MARGARINE New 5-star De Luxe Sunnybank margarine, made with fresh whole milk. 1-lb. carton 27¢ WESSON OIL quart bottle 64¢ For salad or cooking use. FISHERS ZOOM Tasty cereal for hot breakfasts. PILLSBURY FLOUR 5 lb. 51¢ bag 10-lb. 99¢ Get entry blanks for Pillsbury Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest LAC MIX DRY MILK Makes nonfat milk for only Bc a quart. ROXBURY CANDIES Cocoanut Crunchies (6-oz.) Asst. Chews (10-oz.) AUHS Student Prexy Holds Open House Celebrating "return to school" week, Johnny Faessel, new student body president at Anaheim Union High school, held open house at his home on Friday evening. Between 300 and 400 of his friends and fellow students attended. Guests enjoyed dancing in the spacious rumpus room and the adjoining open air patio. Light refreshments were served. John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Faessel and resides with them at 500 N. Clementine. FRESH HORSE MEAT GUARANTEED FLEE POWDER (My Own Brand) Baby Turtles and Hamsters Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. Center St.—Anaheim 4650 ANNOUNCEMENT WHILE OUR NEW CHURCH BUILDING IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION OUR CHURCH SERVICES WILL BE HELD IN THE EBELL, CLUB—244 North Helena Street (Corner Helena and Cypress Streets) Beginning Sunday, September 27, 1953 Sunday Service.....11 A.M. Wednesday Service.....8 P.M. Sunday School.....9:30 A.M. Temporary Location of Nursery — 743 N. Janss St. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST OF ANAHEIM All Are Welcome Miss Golder makes her home at 737 No. Clementine. PILLSBURY FLOUR bag 51¢ 10-lb. 99¢ Get entry blanks for Pillsbury Grand National Recipe and Baking Contest LAC MIX DRY MILK Makes nonfat milk for only Boa quart. 1-lb. 33¢ pkg. ROXBURY CANDIES Cocoa nut Crunchies (6-oz.) Asst. Chews (10-oz.) Packed in Cella bag. LOW PRICES ON P FANCY YAMS Local Red. Excellent to bake or to candy. 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