anaheim-gazette 1953-11-05

PRE-CHRISTMAS LAY-AWAY EVENT Hurst Jewelers The Diagonal Store of Anaheim Open Fridays 9 A.M. 132 W. Center, Anchelm SEE OUR COMPLETE LINE OF DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVERWARE, GIFT ITEMS OF ALL KINDS BURST MAKES IT EASY TO BUT ALL THE CHRISTMAS GIFTS YOU NEED No Interest—No Carrying Charges—Terms as low as $1 a week As Big As A 8 Year Old SHE CRIBS! SHE BLEeps! BADYSKIN DOLL with any purchase of $24.55 or more 2 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Katella PTL to Raise Funds at Dinner Friday A baked ham dinner follows by open house is scheduled Friday evening, Nov. 6, at Kla school. It is to be the one fund raiser event of the year for the Pa Teacher League according to Hal Balmer, president. Seven time has been set between 5 and 7 p.m., when a hearty cooked full course dinner will offered to the public. Tickets priced at $1.00 per plate for a and 75 cents for children. May be purchased at the door in advance from ticket chair Mrs. Ross Brownfield. During the evening, an elephant blanket will be awarded a ticket holder. Principal M. Morocco has announced open hours from 6 p.m. until 7 p.m., when two new classrooms will be for inspection for the first time. Books Reviewed In Second of Fall Series A fair sized group of Ana-home-makers took a brief visit from home-making chore Wednesday morning to hear Mary Greer Scarborough read some of the season's newest best reading. According to city librarian Martha Mettler, it was the seconde fall series of book reviews open to the public without objection on the first Wednesday each month. Coffee was served WE GIVE $10.00 GREAT with any purchase of $22.50 or more A Famous Carpet with the New by BIG Something in 1958 combination which makes floral design, modern you are sure to find scheme of living in tion. And just think We Finance All Our Own Contracts 14 Specialized departments ... and a staff of skilled Decorators! BUDGET TERMS Cheerfully Extended! Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Patella PTL to raise Funds at Winner Friday The baked ham dinner followed the open house is scheduled for day evening, Nov. 6, at Katei school. It is to be the one fund raising event of the year for the Parent-Teacher League according to Mrs. Balmer, president. Serving it has been set between 5 p.m., 7 p.m., when a hearty home cooked full course dinner will be served to the public. Tickets are at $1.00 per plate for adults or 75 cents for children. They will be purchased at the door or advance from ticket chairman, Ross Brownfield. During the evening, an electric kettle will be awarded a lucky pet holder. Principal Martin Rocco has announced open house on 6 p.m. until 7 p.m., when the new classrooms will be open inspection for the first time. Books Reviewed Second of Hall Series Fair sized group of Anaheim makers took a brief vacation from home-making chores on Wednesday morning to hear Mrs. Greer Scarborough review of the season's newest and reading. According to city librarian Miss Elma Mettler, it was the second fall series of book reviews to the public without obligation on the first Wednesday of month. Coffee was served at Audrey May Ricker Wedded to Irwin Lamar Smith on Saturday Audrey May Ricker exchanged marriage vows with Irwin Lamar Smith in St. Boniface church on Saturday morning in hiptical rites performed by the Rev. Father Casey. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ricker of 11362 S. Harbor Blvd., the bride was given in marriage by her father. She was radiant in a traditional wedding gown of nylon net over taffeta which swept the floor. A three-quarter length veil was caught with a tiara of rhinestones and the white wedding bouquet was arranged on a white prayer book. Miss Ricker was attended by her sister, Beverly, as maid of honor and by a close friend, Miss Harlene Heitmiller, as bridesmaid. The attendants wore pastel formal gowns of a style closely following the bridal ensemble, having tight fitting bodice, bouffant skirt and low cut neckline. Each carried a harmonizing bouquet. Family Night Held At Zion Lutheran Family night last Wednesday was enjoyed by more than 75 members of Zion Lutheran church. BREEDHORSE MEAT GUARANTEED FLEE POWDER (My Own Brand) Baby Turtles and Ham Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop 261 E. Center St. - KE 54 Family Night Held At Zion Lutheran Family night last Wednesday was enjoyed by more than 75 members of Zion Lutheran church. The Rev. Edwin Pfug led a discussion of the revised standard version of the Bible. This was followed by two colored films: "Song of Ruth," an account of missions in Guatemala; and "Tammy," the story of a child who found faith in spite of the fact that her parents no longer believed in God. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith of Garnett, Kansas. Lawrence Ricker, the bride's uncle, attended him as best man. His parents were unable to attend the wedding. Mrs. A. E. Faust was at the organ to play the wedding music. After the nuptial rites, a reception attended by 65 relatives and close friends was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ricker of Huston ave. After cutting the wedding cake, and receiving best wishes from those assembled in their honor, the new Mr. and Mrs. Smith left on a two week honeymoon. Their destination was kept secret. The bridegroom is on a 30-day leave from the U.S. navy where he holds the rank of MM3. He attended school in Westphalia, Kansas. His bride graduated from AUHS in the class of '52 and is employed by the Anaheim branch of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company. Three Hallowe'en Babies Born Here Undeterred by the witches, goblins and ghosts that sallied forth on Hallowe'en, Mr. Stork had a busy night. As a result, the following newcomers to Anaheim claim October 31 for their birth date: A baby boy weighing 6 lbs. 10½ oz., born to Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Daniel, 414½ N. Olive st., in Santa Ana Community hospital. A 7 lb. son born in St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gastelum, 863 S. Olive st. And last but by no means least was the son born in St. Joseph hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wright of 14621 E. North st. Other Pets and Supplies Anaheim Pet Shop E. E. McHENRY 261 E. Center St — KE 5- floral design, modern leaf or textured solid you are sure to find the carpet to suit your scheme of living in this magnificent collection. And just think of it, you can get NEW FERVAK at this low price! 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