anaheim-gazette 1960-08-25

The Woman's World Section B, Page 1 Stanford Alumni Form Local Club L. H. Loudon of Anaheim been elected president of the newly-formed North Orange County Stanford Alumni Club, according to an announcement by Rossson, nominating committee man. The Alumni Club is formed in the area and represents more than 500 graduates and sons foremarly affiliated with university. Loudon said, "The basic aim of the club are to make avail contact with those who attend Stanford, to publicize the university and acquaint persons ested in attending with ent requirements and aiding cants in gaining entrance scholarships. The club will work on fund raising for the Ford general fund." The first major project held by the club will be a dance Sept. 9 in the Ma Room of the Disneyland Hotel. All former associate friends of the university are invited to attend. SHAPELY LINDA MORRIS, Miss World Softball, matches skill with All-American Ace softball hurler Jack Randall. The World Series Softball Championships open play Aug. 27 at Park Ave. Field in Long Beach State champion teams from throughout the United States. Canada and Mexico will vie to wrest the world title from defending Long Beach Nitehawks. HERE AND THERE By GINNIE BODNER The duplicate bridge game held in Disneyland Hotel each Monday afternoon is the largest afternoon at the hotel where one may comgame in Orange County. Monday has become Bridge Day pete in duplicate bridge, receive bridge instruction, or just watch the participants. Mr. and Mrs. Dillard Wilkirson, 817 W. Wilhelmina St., Anaheim, are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Wilkirson, to Robert Sipple of La Habra. The wedding is set for Dec. 17 in Zion Lutheran Church Anahaim. Carold graduated from Anaheim High and attended Fullerton Junior College. She is now a hostess with United Airlines. The prospective bridegroom is now working for his secondary teaching credential at University of California at Santa Barbara. An exhibit of oil paintings by Dr. Hester Olewiler of Santa Ana will be shown at the Charles W. Bowers Memorial Museum from Sept. 3 through Oct. 3. Dr. Olewiler especially likes Latin America for inspiration and compositions. Six new outbreaks in polio reported in Orange County has caused a new county-wide immunization plan to be pushed in industrial plants and public clinics. Wedding plans have been announced by Carollee E. Cross, 858 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, and Donald L. Nash of Norwalk. Planning a trip to the altar are Renee L. Stevens, 91 N.4 Claudina, Anaheim, and Walter Morrison of Lakewood. Mrs. John King is the new stalled senior regent of An Women of the Moose, C1473, succeeding Mrs. Calvin who is now junior graduate. Officers were installed by George Partridge, who returned from Mooseheart There she was invested with cap and gown of the second of the lodge to become a member of the college of regents Charles Berry was chairm the installation. Ritualistic work was done the Garden Grove Moose drill team directed by J Neil. Past Deputy Grand Regen Katherine Winker of Mon was guest speaker and the gram included a social hour ing and refreshments after ceremonies. Elective officers seated Mrs. King are Mrs. Gerald H junior regent; Mrs. Georg Nulty, treasurer; Mrs. P Strupp, chaplain; Mrs. Ruth son, recorder. Appointive officers are Mr Baret, Aruga; Mrs. Naom son, sentinel; Mrs. Joe Mcguide; Mrs. Clifford Stodda sistant guide; Mrs. Ursula A pianist. The chapter meets each and fourth Monday in Moos 133½ N. Los Angeles St. heim. are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Carol Wilkirson, to Robert Sipple of La Habra. The wedding is set for Dec. 17 in Zion Lutheran Church Anahaim. Carold graduated from Anaheim High and attended Fullerton Junior College. She is now a hostess with United Airlines. The prospective bridegroom is now working for his secondary teaching credential at University of California at Santa Barbara. The Orange County Bar Auxiliary has planned an oriental theme for their annual Fall Membership Coffee to be given Sept. 10. Miss Jilene Roberta Owen, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Owen of Anaheim was wed to Ronald Max Miller last Friday evening in the Church of the Reflections at Knott's Berry Farm. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller of Anaheim. The bride was radiant in her gown of Chantilly lace. She carried a white orchid surrounded by stephanotis. The bride was a member of the first graduating class from Western High School, Anaheim. The bridegroom is associated with Southland X-ray Co., in Orange. They will maek their home at 1545 Walnut St. Anaheim, following their honeymoon at Big Bear Lake. Wedding plans have been announced by Carollee E. Cross, 858 S. Philadelphia, Anaheim, and Donald L. Nash of Norwalk. Planning a trip to the altar are Renee L. Stevens, 91 N.4 Claudina, Anaheim, and Walter Morrison of Lakewood. The work of 15 artists of the Westminster Art Association will be on exhibit at a reception to be held Sunday, Sept. 4, from 2 to 8 p.m. in the Peek Family Colonial Terrace Room, 7801 Bolsa Ave., Midway City. The public is invited to attend. The Welcome Strangers Club held a fashion show and luncheon meeting in the Royal Hawaiian Restaurant in Anaheim. Over 50 women attended the luncheon and an invitation to join the club is extended to all Orange County residents. For further information call Mrs. James Thomas at PR 2-4028. Palm Harbor Hospital Guild members and friends have been invited to attend the "It Could Be You" television program at NBC studios in Hollywood on Sep. 15. Two buses have been chartered for the occasion. ??DISCOUNTS?? “CHECK OUR PRICES” CASTLE FURNITURE & APPLIANCES 121 N. SPADRA (out of state credit welcome) Fullerton HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9 to 9 Sat. 9 to 6 Sun. 9 to 6 ANAHEIM GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Jean Ray Married in Setting of Capilla de San Antonio Chapel The former Mrs. Jean Ray of Anaheim became the bride of Murray E. McIvor of Newport Beach in the early California setting of Capilla de San Antonio wedding chapel in Anaheim last Sunday evening. The bride's father, Rev. Jesse Drinen of Oklahoma, officiated at the nuptials. For the ceremony she selected a dress of beige chiffon over taffeta skirt with brown velvet bodice. Her accessories were beige-White chrysanthemums and carnations flanked on either side with candles decorated the altar. Mrs. John Canepa of Elm was matron of honor. John Canepa was best mester. The bride's mother wore a green linen with raspberrycessories and a white gladiator sage. The bridegroom's mother attired in royal blue lace white accessories. Her cousin of pink carnations. A reception was held at chapel gardens, where Miss Drinen of Glendale, a neice PENNEY'S ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! Mrs. John King Is New Moose Regent Mrs. John King is the newly installed senior regent of Anaheim women of the Moose, Chapter 73, succeeding Mrs. Calvin Boyd who is now junior graduate reat. Officers were installed by Mrs. George Partridge, who recently returned from Mooseheart, Ill. There she was invested with the gown and gown of the second degree lodge to become a member of the college of regents. Mrs. Charles Berry was chairman of installation. Ritualistic work was done by Garden Grove Moose Lodge team directed by Johnny Hill. Past Deputy Grand Regent Mrs.atherine Winker of Montebello is guest speaker and the program included a social hour, dance and refreshments after the ceremonies. Elective officers seated with Mrs. King are Mrs. Gerald Powles, senior regent; Mrs. George McCulty, treasurer; Mrs. Peter Grupp, chaplain; Mrs. Ruth Johnn, recorder. Appointive officers are Mrs. Dee Secret, Aruga; Mrs. Naomi Callan, sentinel; Mrs. Joe McCarver, side; Mrs. Clifford Stoddard, assistant guide; Mrs. Ursula Arendt, artist. The chapter meets each second on fourth Monday in Moose Hall, 8½ N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim. Coyotes Club Los Coyotes Club to Host Young Set A luau dance will be held for th, 8th and 9th grade members under the auspices of the Junior Association of the Los Coyotes Country Club on Sept. 1 from 7:30 to 11 p.m. The affair will be held at the club's Teen Center. Entertainment will be provided by the Val Moore Hula Nani dance Studio. Chairmen for the event are Mrs. Red Harris and Mrs. Milton ampy. PARKS & RECREATION: Dear Sirs— Would like to thank the City of Anaheim and instructors for their efforts in teaching our children to swim. Only until you witness a drowning does the impact of our obligations reach us. Now fear for my children's safety is gone. They can enjoy the water and perhaps help others. Thank you again. MRS. IRENE MASTERS TE Society-Clubs-Churches TELEPHONE: PR 2-1800 THURSDAY, AUGUST 25, 1960 Membership Tea Set For Minerva Chapter Lancer's Restaurant at Anaheim will be the scene of a membership tea in September sponsored by Minerva Chapter, American Business Women's Association. Plans for the event were disclosed at the latest meeting of the group held bride, presided at the guest book. The two departed for a week-long honeymoon in San Francisco, after which they are to be at home at 711 W. Bellevue Dr., Anaheim. in Chef's Cafe, Santa Ana. Crimes involving checks total 5,000 a day in Orange County alone, Sgt. C. Peterson of the forgery detail, Orange County Sheriff's Dept., told members of Minerva Chapter at the meeting. Sgt. Peterson spoke on the topic "What Is Needed for Successful Prosecution of a Case?" at the chapter meeting. He said 15 percent of the bad checks written are legitimate, written by persons with insufficient funds in the bank. DOWNTOWN ANAHEIM OPEN MONDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY 'TIL 9:00 P.M. Back to School Transition COTTON DRESSES Back to School Transition COTTON DRESSES Specially designed for Penney's in this one size range. Solids and prints at this very special price. Sizes 5 - 10. 3'98 PARKING AT REAR OF STORE