anaheim-gazette 1954-12-09

Bilbao–Norwine Wedding Rites Held in S.A. Church Robert P. Norwine, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Norwine of Anaheim, claimed as his bride in morning nuptials held in St. Joseph's Catholic church, Santa Ana, recently, the former Miss Frances Rose Bilbao, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. Bilbao of Orange. As the Rev. Donald Montrose officiated at the double ring rites, the bride was wearing a ballet length bouffant gown of embroidered tulle. Her short veil of silk illusion net was held by a crown of braided tulle. She carried a prayer book arranged with a white orchid surrounded by lilies-of-the-valley. Attending Miss Bilbao were Mrs. J. W. Barksdale as matron of honor, Miss Jeannette Maysonnave, a cousin of the bride, as bridesmaid. They wore matching gowns of peacock blue crystallette and headpieces of the same fabric, and carried gold-toned roses. George Norwine, Jr., attended his brother as best man, and guests were seated by Jay Meade and Joseph W. Barksdale, the bride's brother-in-law. The bride's niece, Janice Barksdale, was flower girl. A reception followed at a local wedding chapel. Mrs. Louis Barksdale was in charge of the guest book. The newly-weds departed for a honeymoon in Las Vegas, Nevada. They plan to make their first home in Santa Ana. The bridegroom is a graduate of Anaheim Union High school and attended Orange Coast College. He has served two years with the U.S.Air Force. His bride is a graduate of Mater Del High school. TWINS FOR THE ROY ANDERSON FAMILY Twins were born on Dec. 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Anderson of 24 Boysen Ave. As they checked in at Santa Ana Community hospital, the boy weighed 5 lbs., and the girl weighed 4 lbs. 12 3/4 oz. New Postal Laws Now In Effect Postmaster L. H. Hoskins Anaheim, today called to the attention of mail users new post regulations being issue dstarti December 1, which will provide important changes and simplifications in the use of the mails. The Post Office Department issued a final edition a history making new Postal Manual which contains these changes in simple form. The new manual will bring together in less than 300 pages public-interest postal regulation formerly scattered through 400 pages of dense print, Postmaster Hoskins explained. This publication may be obtained at 65 cents a copy from the Superintendent of Documents Washington 25, D.C. The revision of the Postal Manual, Postmaster Hoskins said, represents what Postmaster General Arthur E. Summerfield has described as the most complete revision of regulations in the history of the U.S.Post Office Department. The Department on October 1 issued the first preliminary edition, and Postmaster General Summerfield invited the general public, as well as large mailers and postal employees, to suggest constructive revisions for incorporation into the final edition. Postmaster Hoskins noted that the new pamphlet and the new $2 package deal give the business men and other large mail use Helpful Hint for Xmas Shoppers "GO METRO" This is the season when people keep telling you, "Christmas shopping would be a pleasure if it weren't for the ordeal of driving and parking." There's a simple answer to this "holiday crowd" problem. Leave your car at home and take a comfortable Metro bus. Let that Santa Claus helper, the friendly Metro driver, be responsible for getting you to your favorite stores. The cost is less, and you start your gift-hunting relaxed and cheerful. The Metro way is the smart and economical way—ALWAYS. Serving 125 communities in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, and San Bernardino counties METROPOLITAN COACH LINES For Metro travel information, call KEystone 5-3404 EVEN CHRISTMAS MEANS MORE IN YOUR OWN HOME! Our Home Loan Department will gladly assist you in a program to- "The Messiah" Presented At AUH EVEN CHRISTMAS MEANS MORE IN YOUR OWN HOME! Our Home Loan Department will gladly assist you in a program toward home ownership. YOUR ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 20, 1121 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. Phone MD 5-2158-4305-3159 "The Messiah" Presented At AUH Handel's Messiah was sung at Anaheim Union High school auditorium at 5 p.m., Sunday, Dec. The performance, one of six simultaneously sung in area throughout Southern California, was held at the Anaheim Union High school auditorium. More than an estimated 100,000 people heard and saw the various performances. The soprano lead was Chaconne Asher. Corene Boettche contralto, Marvin Fennema, tenor and W. E. Fackiner, bass. Termed the greatest sins of kind in the world, the Messiah sing is sponsored by the Southern California Council of Protestant churches and Church Federation of Los Angeles. For the past seven years, it has ushered in the Christmas season. The event has grown from participation by 80 churches in ten areas in 1946 to the present 900 in 60 areas. The local performance featured voices from the Church of Christ, First Presbyterian church, St. Michael's Episcopal, White Temple Methodist, Grace Lutheran, Wesley Methodist, Evangelical United Brethren, First Baptist church, Bethel Baptist church and choral organizations of the High school, Mozart, A Capella and Anaheim High school alumni choirs. It was sponsored by Choral Conductors Guild of California, Orange County Chapter, Ministeria Union of Anaheim and the Anaheim Association of Christian churches. New Postal Laws Now In Effect Postmaster L. H. Hoskins of Anaheim, today called to the attention of mail users new postal regulations being issue dstarting number 1, which will provide instant changes and simplifications in the use of the malls. Post Office Department is going a final edition a history-making new Postal Manual which shows these changes in simple terms. The new manual will bring order in less than 300 pages of interest postal regulations early scattered through 4000 of dense print, Postmaster Hoskins explained. Publication may be obtained at 65 cents a copy from theintendent of Documents,ington 25. D. C. Revision of the Postal Man-postmaster Hoskins said, replies what Postmaster General E. Summerfield has deed as the most complete reof regulations in the history of U. S. Post Office Department on October 21st. The first preliminary edit- and Postmaster General Sum-uld invited the general pub- well as large mailers and employees, to suggest con-ve revisions for incorpora-tion to the final edition. Postmaster Hoskins noted that new pamphlet and the new package deal give the business- and other large mail users Christmas Tea Held By Anaheim Ebell The artistry of dancer Jeanne Hays and pianist Elizabeth Paine was well received by members of the Anaheim Ebell club on Monday afternoon at the annual Christmas tea. The holiday season predominated in the lavish decorations used throughout the club house. Guests participated by each hanging an ornament on the Christmas tree. Each member brought a non-perishable gift for Indians on reservations. The welcome was given by Mrs. Harry Horn, vice-president, in the absence of Mrs. George La-Follette. Mrs. John Bovee, Jr., second vice-president, was program chairman. New members were especially honored. Jr. Ebell Host To Girls From Home Girls of the Orange County Juvenile Home were guests of the Welfare Section of the Junior Ebell club on Monday evening (Dec. 6). The hostesses had planned a Christmas party under the direction of section leader, Mrs. Norman Tempus. Talks on good grooming were given by Cecil and Döllie Porter of La Dona Beauty Salon. These were followed by a dance program staged by the Richards Martin studio. At the conclusion of the entertainment, refreshments were served and each guest received a Christmas gift. Darrow Appointed Sales Manager Ansel Darrow has been appointed as Sales Manager at Casey-Beckham Pontiac agency, 336 So. Los Angeles in Anaheim, it was announced this week. Darrow started as a mechanic with Pontiac and rose to the position of shop forman before moving into the sales manager's spot. He has been with Pontiac for the past 18 years. ANAHEIM TRUCK & TRANSFER CO MOVING - STORAGE General Trucking PHONE KE 5-2863 505 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon Department on October 21 the first preliminary edit and Postmaster General Sumid invited the general pub well as large mailers and employees, to suggest conserve revisions for incorporat to the final edition. Master Hoskins noted that new pamphlet and the new package deal give the business and other large mail users easiest, most complete method up to date postal information that they ever had. The new publication is reable for its simplicity," he "Not only is it printed in no understand English, butains simple black and whiteations on how to prepare real for mailing. The print is to understand, and is ard in logical sections under face headings. It only are the regulations in new simplified form, the rules themselves have changed. A great deal of oband conflicting material been eliminated in the pronew booklet is so simple the shipping clerk, for exin a small business is imsent, other employees can ready understanding of the rules from the publication, Hoskins said. Booklet is also an invaluaide for the average house- It shows, for example, no package fragile materials mailing; how to attach first-letters to packages; how of unwanted denomina-that are unused may be exed for others of different if desired. It also tells many other matters of specerest to all mail users, he users who have inquiries any special points in conn with the new publication direct them to the Anaheim Office. It should be empha-Postmaster Hoskins said, the booklet represents the word" on all postal rules. Dates Set For 1955 County Fair The 1955 Orange County Fair will be held Aug. 9 through 15, at the Fairgrounds on Newport Blvd., it was announced this week by R. M. C. Fullenwider, secretary-manager. Fullenwider and H. Clay Kellogg of Garden Grove, a director of the 32nd District Agricultural Association which sponsors the Fair, attended the annual meeting of the Western Fairs Association in Monterey this week. The Fair association includes representatives from 241 fairs, expositions and other similar activities from California and seven other western states, as well as from Canada. Fullenwider is chairman of the awards committee of the association, in addition to serving on the by-laws and research committees. CLASS HOLDS POTLUCK Last night (Dec. 8), Mrs. Irene Chancellor 542 S. Palm, was hostess to the Home Builders Class of White Temple Methodist church at a potluck supper, OPEN CHRIST CLUB Join now for a prepai $1 $2 $25 You make 25 deposits of You get 100 100 Every other week Plus interest 250 250 ANAHEIM BRANCH — CENTER AT LEMON Come in and Drive the All-New '55 the All-New '55 Road-test the Reasons why America With its first look at the All-New 1955 Pontiac, America said "It's hot!" Now that record thousands have bought and driven this spectacular new car, the verdict is stronger—because Pontiac performs even better than it looks! Come in and see how Pontiac's Strato-Streak V-8 engine—with its remarkably improved economy—gives you a tremendous reserve of power for every need. Feel how Pontiac's long 124-inch wheelbase and wide-stance rear springing let you enjoy a ride you've never known before. Experience how Pontiac's ball steering and larger brakes provide almost effortless roominess of the all-new bigger luxurious Bodily by Fisher; notice the admiring glance distinctive years ahead styling. But don't get the idea it's your blood—because you Pontiac at a price so near the low easily into any new-car budget and try the world's most mod CASEY - BECKHAM 886 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 "A GOOD DEAL A CH INVITES PUBLIC TO NEWLY COMPLETED MEN'S BUILDING Sunday, Dec. 12, White the Methodist Church will the grand opening of the children's building and guilders will be conducted from until 4:30 by members of commission on Education. The is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. Omel D. 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