anaheim-gazette 1959-06-25

3 - Anaheim Gazette THIS IS A Woman's World DORIS LEE—SOCIAL-CLUB EDITOR John Roger Brannon Honeymoon Trip to Newlyweds Mr. and Mrs. John Roger Brannon have returned from a honeymoon trip to Cayucos and Carmel and are making their home in Newport Beach. The bride is the former Linda Ann Kauffman, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Kauffman of 1700 S. West St., Anaheim. She and her bridegroom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Brannon of Pasadena, recited their vows at the First Methodist Church with the Rev. Sarl Kernahan performing the afternoon service. Chantilly lace over white satin in a ballerina length was worn by the bride. Her fingertip veil was attached to a pearl and lace crown. She carried a white Bible with a stephanotis bouquet centered with a white orchid. Mrs. Jackson Gosney of Newport Beach was matron of honors and Mrs. L. R. Vancott of San Luis Obispo, bridesmaid. The wore green print sheaths of silk organza over taffeta and carried yellow carnations. Larayne and Lynette Brannon of Pasadena, nieces of the bride groom, served as flower girl dressed in white organdy dresses. Richard Wandrocke of Newport Beach was best man. Ushers were IKETTES INSTALL — Mrs. Arch Henry (left), new president of the Anaheim Ikettes, receives her gavel from Mrs. Frank Wick, outgoing president. The group held installation rites at the home of Mrs. Fred Cooper of Orange with Mrs. Oscar Freek of Fullerton acting as installation officer. GIVE YOUR CHILD HAPPINESS FOR LIFE ... thru Music WALKER'S House of Music — Presents — Class Lessons - $5 a month All Ages All Instruments Beg. & Int. Band & Orch 1 Lesson 1 Hour a Week 220 N. Los Angeles St. — Anaheim — KE S-1791 Your Gas Company Announces... Clearance Sale 1959 Gas Refrigerators! SAVE 1/3 NOW during special close-out sale of NEW RCA WHIRLPOOL GAS REFRIGERATORS! Normal installation is FREE! AUTOMATIC ICE MAKER... Makes ice cubes without trays, no tank to fill. Freezes cubes, places them in a basket, keeps basket filled automatically. SILENT GAS OPERATION...The refrigeration unit has no motor, no moving parts, nothing to wear out. Operates silently, stays quiet permanently. 10-YEAR WARRANTY...This is America's only refrigerator that has a freezing system protected with a full 10-year warranty— twice that of any other make. BUY TODAY—MODELS AS LOW AS $2.79 A WEEK—AT RCA WHIRLPOOL DEALERS! Come in—register your name—you may win $1000.00 worth of Iris Foods free Roger Brannons Return from Heymoon Trip to Carmel Area Wayne H. Brannon of Pasadena, the bridegroom's brother; and Stephen B. Kauffman of Anaheim, brother of the bride. Approximately 200 guests gathered later for a reception at the home of the bride's parents. Attending the guest book was Jean Brannon of Pasadena, sister of the bridegroom. The new Mrs. Brannon is a graduate of Santa Ana Junior College and was secretary in the Security Department at Disneyland for two years. She was recently employed as a tour coordinator in Honolulu. The bridegroom is a graduate of Pasadena City College and is a member of the fire department in Newport Beach. Oelwein, Iowans Set Picnic Sunday The annual Oelwein, Iowa, picnic will be held this Sunday at Irvine Park. All persons who are former residents of Oelwein and vicinity are invited to attend. Those attending are asked to come early and bring lunches. There will be signs to follow to the picnic area. Hheim Mother of Four Children Gets College Degree Over Hectic Three Months at Stanford with Family You think raising four lively taters is a chore in itself, combining it with the job of eng an education 800 miles from home, taking them all out. H. William (Diane) Bridger, 4; Brian, 3; Blaine, 2 and l, did just that, and now, a Stanford University diln in her possession she can down' and "relax" with the children and husband Bill in their Anaheim home. Diane received her diploma a week ago after a five-year whirl involving marriage, babies and colleges, and ending in a hectic three months at Stanford with the children for her final semester. It all started rather serenely a few years ago when Diane and Bill met while both were serving food in a cafeteria and attitending Stanford. She was a freshman, he a senior. When they married in her second year they had no intention of letting it interfere with the pursuit of college credits. And it didn't. Things just got a little unorthodox, that's all. The young couple settled in Anaheim, and then came the childen. But Diane never lost sight of her goal. In between babies she attended Long Beach State College until last spring when she found she needed only 15 units of work which she had to finish at Stanford in order to graduate from there. "I had to finish at Stanford." she says. "I started there and Bill graduated from there. It meant a lot to me." So, taking the bull by the horns and the children by the hand, Diane went back to Stanford. Settling her family in nearby Mountain View and engaging a baby sitter, she began a whirlwind daily schedule involving getting the children ready for the sitter in the morning, attending classes all day, returning to feed them and put them to bed, and then studying late into the night. During this time she finished six time between minding the packing business in Anaheim during the week, and rushing up to Stanford every weekend to see how the children and the college credits were coming along. Now it's all over. Diane and brood (and sheepskin) are back in Anaheim and everything is comparatively quiet. Asked what she plans next, Di-ane says casually, "Oh, later I'd like to write, but for the time being I guess I'll just relax at home with the children." Gazette Publisher, Wife Attend Confab Mr. and Mrs. Bert Abraham (co-publisher of The Gazette) are spending two weeks in Colorado Springs attending the National Editorial Association Convention. The first few days were spent at the fabulous "city in its Broadmoor Hotel where activity included a trip to Pike's Peak. This week the convention group have planned an itinerary which began at Monte Vista Sunday and includes Cortez, Durango, Grass Junction, Glenwood Springs, tes Park and will end at Brown Palace Hotel where t So, taking the bull by the horns and the children by the hand, Diane went back to Stanford. Setting her family in nearby Mountain View and engaging a baby sitter, she began a whirlwind daily schedule involving getting the children ready for the sitter in the morning, attending classes all day, returning to feed them and put them to bed, and then studying late into the night. During this time she finished six term papers (she majored in English Literature) and made Phil Beta Kappa. While mother and children were away at college, husband and father, Bill Bridgford, divided his SOCIAL BRIEFS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kaska of 851 N. Citron St. have left for Illinois to visit his parents. They will be away for three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Focht of 507 S. Citron St. will leave July 1 for Port San Louis near San Luis Obispo for a four-week vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lenz and their two children, Patty and Stephen, of 9402 S. Placentia, have just returned from a five-day trailer-camping trip in the High Sierras. The Lenz family spent most of their time fishing. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Waldo of 1002 W. North St., Anaheim, have returned from a week of fishing and camping at Lake Isaella. "SPOTLITE" One of the talented young dancers of the Pepito and Joanne Enterprises poses in her colorful butterfly costume while rehearsing for the "Spotlite" extravaganza to be presented in the Anaheim High School auditorium Monday and Tuesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Sponsored by the Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce, the show is the first of its kind ever to be shown in this city and will feature both professionals and semi-professionals. Gay Ninety Gals Try Taping Experiment The Gay Ninety Gals met in the Yorba Linda home of their director, Whit Cromwell, Tuesday night to make tape recordings of some of their best numbers. A new experiment for the singers, the recording session was strictly for their own pleasure, according to Mrs. Charles Waldo, spokesman for the group. The tapes will be studied and if the experiment proves successful the group may go to Los Angeles to record, she said. The 30-odd members specialize in unaccompanied singing and have sung around Orange County for the past four years. Cromwell, besides directing the Gay Ninety Gals, serves as postmaster of Yorba Linda, and has a barbershop quartet, the HI-FI's, well known in Orange County. The Gay Ninety Gals meet weekly in the Horace Mann School all winter. No meetings are held during the summer, except social gatherings and occasional engagements. Information regarding membership can be obtained from Mrs. Waldo. will stay from June 28 to July 1. Mr. and Mrs. Abraham will return home July 1. STOCK NO. 27 LE SABRE 4-DR. HARDTOP Equipped with radio, heater, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, safety group, windshield, weather & dual wipers, deluxe steering wheel, Foamtex cushions, padded dash, deluxe wheel covers, accessory group, chrome door guards, whitewall tires. LIST PRICE $3935.90 SALE PRICE $3395 STOCK NO. 100 ELECTRA HARDTOP COUPE Equipped in same manner as the above automobiles includ- $3155 LIST PRICE $3935.90 SALE PRICE $3395 STOCK NO. 100 ELECTRA HARDTOP COUPE Equipped in same manner as the above automobiles including puower steering and power brakes. LIST PRICE $4355.02 SALE PRICE $3695 STOCK NO. 69 INVICTA HARDTOP COUPE Same equipment as on the above cars including power steering and power brakes. LIST PRICE $4149.15 SALE PRICE $3575 FFY BUICK CO. es St. KE 3-1341 ANAHEIM - ORANGE COUNTY'S AUTOMOBILE ROW"