anaheim-gazette 1954-07-22

Delores Mittman Becomes Bride of Cortez Hoskins in Presbyterian Rites Prominent local wedding this past week was the marriage of Miss Delores Mittman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Mittman of 620 N. Helena street, and Cortez W. Hoskins, scion of the Cortez R. Hoskins family of 320 W. Alberta street. The bride is a charter member of the Junior Assistance League of Anaheim and a graduate of U.S.C., where she was affiliated with Alpha Omricon Pi. Her bridegroom is a graduate of Pomona College and last month received his Master's degree in Geology from Claremont graduate school. The wedding vows were said on Saturday evening, July 17, at the First Presbyterian church with officers, Rev. Roland W. Anderson, resident minister, and the Rev. G. Byron Deshler, minister of Spurgeon Methodist church, Santa Ana. As the bride was given in marriage by her father in the candlelight, she wore an original William Cahill gown of pure silk Italian satin in antique tones, with draped portrait neckline and short sleeves ornamented with roses and crystal beading. The full skirt fell into a peacock train. A tiara of pearls of similar shade held a three-quarter length veil of French illusion. The wedding bouquet was of eclipse roses and stephanotis arranged on a prayer book with accents of antique satin streamers. The bridal attendants were gowned alike in ombre gold and bronze nylon tulle dresses and carried cascade bouquets of Harvest Moon carnations accented with brown and yellow ombre chiffon. Matron of honor was Mrs. A. M. Schostag (the bride's sister), and bridesmaids, the Misses Annelie and Sigrid Mittman, (also sisters of the bride). Fair Queen Contst Starts Ten pretty maids will become ten pirate mariners on Saturday night, when they board their pirate ship, the "Swift," at the old Harbormaster's Dock in Balboa for an official cruise of Newport Harbor as representatives of the 1954 Orange County Fair. Each of the ten young pirates aspire to reign as Pirate Queen over the six-day Fair which opens Aug. 10, and their suspense will be ended with the selection and coroation at the Pirate Ball in the Rendezvous Ballroom Saturday night. Included in the line-up of hopefuls, representing areas throughout Orange County, are Ava Maria Holderith of Anaheim, Janice Potato of Brea, Robert McRoberts of Fullerton, Ann Gardner of Huntington Beach, Ginger Parsons of Laguna Beach, Phyllis Yarwood of Newport Harbor, Janet Jayne of Orange, Pat Wood of Garden Grove, Joanne Underwood of Santa Ana and Mary Ross of San Clemente-Capistrano. The harbor cruise, which leaves the dock at 7 p.m., for an hour's run, also will include singers and dancers from the cast of "Bouchard the Pirate," the colorful musical show to be presented nightly during the Fair. Following the boatride, the queen-contestants and the Pirate cast will participate in informal entertainment and merrymaking at the dock before proceeding to the ballroom for the actual competition. The festive atmosphere of the Fair to Have Commercial Exhibit The housewife and enthralled will have a field day on 1954 Orange County Fair; they visit the huge Commercial Exhibit tent, open Aug. 10, 15, according to R. M. C. K wide.; fair manager. A heavy percentage of large exhibit area will be due to new and revolutionary products, with emphasis on fort and convenience. "Do it self" tools of all kinds will display for the interest of men well as women. Approximately 80 per cent Fair visitors are home owing to representing the best pottery market for all home products Commercial exhibitors find Fair is a most effective tool of reaching prospective customers. The visitor may hear feel, smell and taste the various products offered, and the prize is subject to the personal experience of the exhibitors. Suchures are available exclusive through fairs and home shows. The only living charter member of the Anaheim Ebell club still holds membership is Mrs. Kate Rea, who served as president in the year 1924. She is still active in civic and cultural activities is one of Anaheim's most venited citizens. FENCE NEED REFINISHING Ours did ... We BEHR "2 IN The bridal attendants were gowned alike in ombre gold and bronze nylon tulle dresses and carried cascade bouquets of Harvest Moon carnations accented with brown and yellow ombre chiffon. Matron of honor was Mrs. A. M. Schostag (the bride's sister), and bridesmaids, the Misses Anneli and Sigrid Mittman (also sisters of the bride), Miss Marylou Schwamm, Miss Pailla Conte, and Mrs. Larry Ransdell. Charles Richard Hoskins served his brother as best man. Louise Foss was at the organ and soloist was G. Maxon Foss. A reception followed at the home of the groom's parents and the couple departed on a Canadian honeymoon. The aim of the local Korn Huskers 4-H club is to teach boys and girls in the area how to raise the products best adapted to the area. According to club leader Carl Korn, these include sweet potatoes, strawberries, poultry, cheese, dairy and beef. The Magnolia Study Club was formed in the late 1920's by a group of women who had been members of the Magnolia PTA. The club meets monthly for dessert and luncheon and study session. Insurance Men Form New Agency Charles B. Frank, former operator of a general insurance business in the Bank of America bldg., has returned to Anaheim and will be affiliated with James L. Morris, who bought his agency in 1948. The new firm of Morris and Frank will operate from the present address of the James L. Morris Insurance Agency at 111 N. Los Angeles street. Mr. Frank was actively engaged in this business in Anaheim for many years and looks forward to meeting his former friends and business acquaintances. ON MYF INSTITUTE FACULTY IN ARIZONA The Rev. David Deshler, minister of youth at White Temple Methodist church, will leave on Saturday to serve on the faculty of Mingus Mountain, Ariz., MYF Institute. He will be accompanied by local MYFers, Ernie Leonard, Kay Eldred, Dave Visel and Jerry Goodchild. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemou ON MYF INSTITUTE FACULTY IN ARIZONA The Rev. David Deshler, minister of youth at White Temple Methodist church, will leave on Saturday to serve on the faculty of Mingus Mountain, Ariz., MYF Institute. He will be accompanied by local MYFers, Ernie Leonard, Kay Eldred, Dave Visel and Jerry Goodchild. ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Martens of 511 S. Indiana street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Ruth, to Loren Rhynard of St. Louis, Mich. The young couple are teachers in the Fullerton school system and have set the wedding date for August 8. LET Spic & Span Auto Wash 519 S. SPADRA RD. FULLERTON PHONE LAmbert 5-2169 beautify your car with DU PONT Spray Glaze ★ Gives a better lustre ★ Lasts longer ★ Gives more protection ★ Costs less OUTSHINES THE BEST WAX JOB ON OUTDOOR FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR PAINTING Wading Pool Dough-Boy Wood Slate Unassembled Canvas Slide Child's Size Beach Umbrella With This Amenity Hammock Hammock Redwood Treadmill & Benches Aulminum Chair Redwood Umbrella Treadmill with wheels Alum. & Phenolic Chair 7-Ft. Garden Umbrella Aluminum Chaise & Patio Largest Stock Only IN NORTHERN USE NOW NO CARRYING CHARGE DAVI Fox Theatre Bldg—Lakeview — FULLE AIR to Have Commercial Exhibit The housewife and entire family will have a field day at the 54 Orange County Fair when they visit the huge Commercial exhibit tent, open Aug. 10 thro' according to R. M. C. Fullenide., fair manager. A heavy percentage of this large exhibit area will be devoted to new and revolutionary home products, with emphasis on comfort and convenience. "Do it Yourself" tools of all kinds will be on display for the interest of men as well as women. Approximately 80 per cent of air visitors are home owners, presenting the best potential market for all home products. Commercial exhibitors find the air is a most effective means reaching prospective customers. The visitor may hear, see, smell and taste the various products offered, and the prospect subject to the personal influence of the exhibitors. Such features are available exclusively through fairs and home shows. The only living charter member of the Anaheim Ebell club who holds membership is Miss E. Rea, who served as president the year 1924. She is still active civic and cultural activities and one of Anaheim's most venerat citizens. AT HOME AFTER AUGUST FIRST After August 1, newlywed Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Queyrel will be at home at 920 N. Olive street. They are honeymooning at Lake Tahoe following their wedding at Bethel Baptist church. The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Berthold Jacksteit. The bride is the former Miss Hill-degard Schmidt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Schmidt of 803 N. Zeyn street, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joachim Queyrel of 7561 S. Gilbert st. The bride attended Detroit schools and has been a resident of Anaheim for two years. Queyrel is a graduate of Fullerton Union high school and Junior college. Mrs. Ray Bradley, sister of the bride an matron of honor. The bridesmaids were Mrs. Walter Kelly of Alhambra, sister of the bridgroom; Miss Marlene Fox of Anaheim; Mrs. Irwin Schmidt of Detroit, sister-in-law of the bride; and Mrs. Dennis Queyrel, sister-in-law of the bridegroom. Little Miss Denise Queyrel served as flower girl. The groom was attended by his brother Dennis, as best man. Ushers were Ray Bradley and Glen Herron of Anaheim; Warren Bowen of Fullerton, aml Irwin Schmidt of Detroit. Following the wedding ceremony a reception was held in the garden room of Knott's Berry Farm. The trade of Alaska is almost wholly with the United States. Wesley Methodist Church Activities Services at the church, Sunday, July 25, as follows: Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Leota Nipp, Supt. Subject of the lesson, "Growing Through Prayer." Morning worship at 11 o'clock. Subject of the speaker's topic—"The Human Side of Jesus." The choir, under the direction of Margaret Elliott, will feature the song service. The M.Y.F., will meet at the church at 6:30 p.m. At 7:30 o'clock, Mr. Harold Humbert, world traveler, will present in dramatic form, "The Land that Jesus Loved." There will be models in Palestinian costumes. Rev. Al Casebeer will be chairman for this service, and the Evangelical United Brethren Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Stockwell, will present special music. All are invited to attend. The Rummage and Food Saleeton avenue. July 13 was the birth day of 6 lb, 12 oz baby girl born St. Joseph hospital to Mr. Mrs. Herbert Younger of 646eton avenue. FENCE NEED REFINISHING? Ours did ... We used BEHR "2 IN 1" .. THIS WEEK'S BI FENCE NEED REFINISHING? Ours did... We used BEHR "2 IN 1" REDWOOD FINISH Take a look at it as you drive by. We like the color and the lawhide lasting qualities of BEHR products. They're tough! Price is reasonable too. Better try some on your fence. There's a good color selection in our DUTCH BOY PAINT COLOR GALLERY for repainting your home, inside and out. Try the ROLLER APPLICATOR for most repainting jobs. It's fast, and good. REDWOOD FENCES 5 Ft. Solid Board Nail-On — $1.15 Lin. Ft. also Pilt Paling Fences — Rail Fences — Community Type SPECIAL BUY 1"x12" Ponderosa Pine Shelving — 14c Foot KWIKSET LOCKS — BUILDERS HARDWARE — NAILS SCREWS — BOLTS — INSULATION Time payments to meet your family budget. PHONE KE 5-2118 for Free Estimates 125 N. MANCHESTER TAYLOR LUMBER CO. "MORE FOR YOUR BUILDING DOLLAR" Closed Saturdays During July and August SAVE ON OUTDOOR FURNITURE VERYTHING FOR PATIO OR BEACH Wading Pool ... 14.95 Dough-Boy Rigid Side Wood Slat Chair ... 3.95 GOLD LAYER CAKE Cherry Iced. Curryy. Regularly 39c SPECIAL 33¢ Curtsy Donuts Sugar or Crumb pkg. of 6 25c Hamburger Buns Plain or wheat pkg. of 6 15c Wheat or plain white. Wiener Buns Skylark brand pkg. of 6 15c Nu Made Mayonnaise pint jar 39c Sandwich Spread LUNCH BOX pint jar 35c Syrup Drips Tea Garden brand 12-oz bottle 22c MRS. WRIGHT'S BREAD Sliced. Wheat or enriched white. Regular style in standard or large loaf; Sandwich, large loaf. std. leaf 17¢ large std. loaf 24¢ Canned Tuna Values CHICKEN OF THE SEA Chunk Style. 6½-oz can 32¢ Green Label. Torpedo Chunk 4-oz can 27¢ CHUCK I Juicy, full-flavored reof USDA CHOICE B Trimmed before weig SEVEN BONE lb. 43¢ OR BLAD FRYING RABBITS SWIFT'S BACON BOILING BEEF CORNED BEEF PLATE MEAL USDA CHOICE BONELESS BRISKET SPECIAL LOW PRICE ON OUTDOOR FURNITURE EVERYTHING FOR PATIO OR BEACH Wading Pool ... 14.95 Dough-Boy Rigid Side Wood Slat Chair ... 3.95 Unassembled Canvas Sling Chair 2.98 Child's Size 1.69 Beach Umbrella ... 7.95 With This Ad Hammock ... 4.95 Hammock Stand ... 9.95 Redwood Table & Benches ... 16.95 Aulminum Sleepy Hollow Chair ... 16.95 Redwood Umbrella Table ... 13.95 with wheels Alum. & Plastic Chair ... 10.95 7-Ft. Garden Umbrella ... 15.95 Aluminum Chaise & Pad ... 27.50 LARGEST STOCK OF PATIO FURNITURE IN NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY USE NOW — PAY LATER NO CARBYING CHARGE ON 90 DAY ACCOUNTS DAVISON'S Fox Theatre Bldg.—LA 5-6777—516 N. Spadra — FULLERTON — FRYING RABBITS SWIFT’S BACON BOILING BEEF CORNED BEEF GERBER’S BABY FOODS Strained fruits or vegetables. MEAT FOR BABIES Swift’s. Strained or chopped. Choice of Beef or veal. Pop Corn Jolly Time White or Yellow 10 oz. can 21c Potato Chips Bell brand Twin Pack 8 oz. pkg. 39c Liquid Starch Pauntleroy brand quart bottle 21c Black Flag Insecticide Aerosol Type 6 oz. can 69c Orange Soda Cragmont brand quart bottle 15c "Flavor of month." Deposit extra. Fla-Vor-Aid Beverage Powder 2 pkgs. 9c Asstd. flavors. For quick drinks. Instant Coffee Edwards 100% Pure 2 oz. jar 67c Airway Coffee Mid & Mallow bag 1.02 Marshmallows Fluff-1-est bag 1 lb. bag 29c White. Packed in reusable bag. Graham Crackers Pirates' Gold box 1 lb. box 29c PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., JULY 22, 23, 24, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. Your Nearest Safeway Congratulations are in order for Mr. and Mrs. David Barola of 7881 Santa Rita St., as parents of a 6 lb. 6½ oz. baby boy in Santa Ana Community hospital on July 14th. Membership in the Anaheim Junior Ebell, founded in October of 1933, now totals 148. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO. MOVING-STORAGE General Truckling PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4138 Pr. KE 5-4469 419 North East St. — Anaheim BIG BUYS at SAFEWAY! Wheel your shopping "buggy" down Safeway's aisles with delight this weekend! We've lined up big buys in every department to save you... work... time... and welcome money you can use so many other ways for summer fun! So, come to Safeway today where you know the total of your food bill is always low. Wheel your shopping "buggy" down Safeway's aisles with delight this weekend! We've lined up big buys in every department to save you...work...time...and welcome money you can use so many other ways for summer fun! So, come to Safeway today where you know the total of your food bill is always low. KE 33¢ pkg. of & 25c pkg. of & 15c pkg. of & 15c pint jar 39c pint jar 35c oz. tittle 22c TOMATO JUICE LIBBY'S 18-oz. can 10¢ 46-oz. can 22¢ PRESERVES SHASTA PURE. Plum or grape. 2-lb. jar 33¢ LUNCHEON MEAT KINGAN 12-oz. BRAND. can 39¢ CINCH CAKE MIX ALL FLAVORS. 17-oz. pkg. 29¢ MARGARINE COLDBROOK YELLOW. 1-lb. pkg. 17¢ FROZEN PEAS BEL-AIR 2 10-oz. pkgs. 25¢ PENNANT COFFEE Mild & Mellow. 1-lb. bag 95¢ SILK TISSUE Toilet paper. roll 6¢ SEA 32¢ 27£ SNOW STAR ICE CREAM Vanilla or Chocolate. 2 pint cartons 37¢ half gallon 69£ JELL-WELL 1¢ SALE Two packages of Jell-well Lime or Lemon flavor gelatin for only a penny more than the price of one. SPECIAL VALUE 2 pkgs. 9¢ CHUCK ROAST Juicy, full-flavored roasts cut from shoulder of USDA CHOICE BEEF, aged just right. Trimmed before weighing. SEVEN BONE OR BLADE lb. 37£ BBITS FRESH LOCAL lb. 49£ ACON PREMIUM SLICED. 1-lb. pkg. 69£ EEF PLATE MEAT USDA CHOICE lb. 9£ EEF BONELESS BRISKET SPECIAL LOW PRICE! lb. 43£ SLICED CHEESE Dutch Mill brand. American, Pimiente or Swiss. 8-oz. pkg. 25¢ HEINZ KETCHUP Use on meats, fish, in soups. 14-oz. bottle 19¢ DARK KARO SYRUP Blue label. 1½-lb. Use in cooking. bottle 21¢ LIQUID BLEACH White Magic. quart bottle 14c half gallon jug 43c gallon 25£ Purex brand. quart bottle 16c half gallon jug 49c gallon 29£ WHITE MAGIC SOAP BBITS FRESH LOCAL lb. 49¢ ACON PREMIUM SLICED. 1-lb. pkg. 69¢ EEF PLATE MEAT USDA CHOICE lb. 9¢ EEF BONELESS BRISKET SPECIAL LOW PRICE! lb. 43¢ SHORT RIBS USDA CHOICE grade BEEF lb. 19¢ VEAL ROLL BONELESS To roast lb. 49¢ SOLE FILLET Captain's Choice lb. 47£ BREADED SHRIMP 10-oz. pkg. 59£ Captain's Choice brand. GROUND BEEF For summertime meat loaves and meat patties. Made from sides of selected beef. VISKING PACKED lb. 39¢ VALUES IN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES SWEET CORN GOLDEN CROSS Well filled ears, tender kernels. ear 4¢ CANTALOUPES NORTHERN GROWN THICK MEATED. lb. 4¢ CELERY UTAH TYPE. Crisp, meaty stalks. For salads, soups. lb. 4¢ SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim