anaheim-gazette 1961-09-28

The Woman's World SECTION A, PAGE 8 Linda Daily Weds Richard L. Wells The First Baptist Church, decorated with white and lavender chrysanthemums and Unitarians Set Religion School The 1961-62 session of the Religious Education program of the Unitarian Church of Orange County began Sunday, under the direction of the church school superintendent, Mrs. Virginia Barcus. The first session was spent largely in registration of students. Classes are still open in all grades. Mrs. Barcus, a professional educator and member of the congregation, was chosen this summer to assist the Religious Education committee in setting up the school year program. As a special project, the classes will write to noted men such as Sir Winston Churchill and Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Field trips and other teaching aids will be used throughout the year, extensively. white gladioli, was the setting for the late afternoon nuptials uniting Linda Sue Daily and Richard Lincoln Wells. The Rev. Bob Kevorkian officiated, assisted by the Rev. Gerold Grotey. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Daily of 721 N. Helena St., and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jay J. Wells, Richmond, Calif. Escorted by her father, the bride wore a floor length taffeta gown with lace bodice and long sleeves. A fingertip veil was held to her hair by a small crown of pearls. She carried white spider chrysanthemums and red roses. Mrs. Richard A. Daily was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Eric Kroesche, Miss Judi Badenhausen and Miss Sheryl Thomson. All wore street length dresses in pink satin and carried lavender mums and sterling roses. Laura Kemp was flower girl. Donald Sianotti was best man, and ushering were Richard Daily, Joseph George, Troy Nuckols and Donald Conn. educator and member of the congregation, was chosen this summer to assist the Religious Education committee in setting up the school year program. As a special project, the classes will write to noted men such as Sir Winston Churchill and Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Field trips and other teaching aids will be used throughout the year, extensively. Classes are conducted at 9:30 and 11 a.m. at the church, 1120 W. Santa Ana St. (at Santa Ana Freeway). Call KE 3-2227 for registration. The Women's Alliance presented a fashion-dessert recently with Mrs. William Woods as moderator and co-director with Mrs. Allen Geiger. Serving as models were Mrs. George Ryan, Mrs. Kurt Topic, Mrs. Martin Medak, Mrs. Maurice Ogden, Peggy Rein and Barbara Mrs. Richard A. Daily was matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Eric Kroesche, Miss Judi Badenhausen and Miss Sheryl Thomson. All wore street length dresses in pink satin and carried lavender mums and sterling roses. Laura Kemp was flower girl. Donald Sianotti was best man, and ushering were Richard Daily, Joseph George, Troy Nuckols and Donald Conn. A buffet dinner was held at the home of the bride's parents following the ceremony. Hosts were the Richard Dailys and Mrs. Patrick Coffee who also attended the guest book. The bride is a graduate of Occidental College. Her husband is a student at San Francisco State while working as salesman for Pacific Coast Blueprint Company. Following a honeymoon trip through Northern California, the couple will make their home in San Francisco. MIRACLE WHIP Salad Dressing QT. JAR 59¢ ORE-IDA Hash Brown POTATOES 12-OZ. PKG. 10¢ KAL KAN PET FOOD SALE THORO-FED 2 cans 27c HORSE MEAT WITH GRAVY PRESTO FROZEN DINNERS Fried Chicken - Roast Beef - Ham - Veal Cutlet 39¢ FARMER JOHN BACON 1-LB. PKG. 63¢ ORCHIDS LAPFOLD NAPKINS 500 COUNT 49¢ SPRINGFIELD FLOUR 5-LB. BAG 39¢ ALL PURPOSE BEVERAGE DEPARTMENT KAL KAN PET FOOD SALE THORO-FED 2 cans 27c HORSE MEAT WITH GRAVY 2 cans 49c MPS CHUNK STYLE 2 cans 35c BEEF LIVER 2 cans 49c SPRINGFIELD FLOUR 5-LB. 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Mrs. Robert Webb (Sue), a professional model, will conduct the classes in "Manners and Modeling" for young ladies. The series, to be held at the Ebell Clubhouse in Anaheim, will run for four weeks. Open to the public, the classes will cost $2.00 for the series of four lessons or $.75 per lesson. Manners and grooming will be emphasized, with modeling taught for poise. Five to eight year olds will meet at 9; nine to twelve-year-olds at 10; and thirteen to sixteen-year-olds at 11. Mrs. Webb, who has presented similar classes for club groups and in the public schools, formerly headed her own school in Anaheim. She is donating her time for the series. All money received from the classes will be used to purchase television sets for use by the children at the Albert Sitton home in Orange. For further information and reservations call PR 4-4976 or PR 4-4173. MRS. RICHARD L. WELLS Afternoon Bride Mrs. Effie Aubell Is Guest Speaker MRS. RICHARD L. WELLS Afternoon Bride Mrs. Effie Aubell Is Guest Speaker Members of Rosewood Camp 250 Royal Neighbors of America heard a talk by Mrs. Effie Aubell, District Deputy, at their Tuesday afternoon meeting. She spoke on visiting the home for the Aged in Rock Isand, Ill. Suffies are still being made for the Veterans Hospital in Long Beach, it was reported. And twenty get-well and birthday cards were sent out to members. On the sick list are Katherine Hunt, husband of Queen Balterhauser and Mrs. Scott who is in the Fullerton IN HOSPITAL Christopher Elms, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Elms of 2208 Virginia Ave., Anaheim, has been admitted as a patient at Los Angeles Orthopaedic Hospipital, it was announced today. SAVE here TO DINNERS - Ham - Veal Cutlet 9¢ ORCHIDS LAPFOLD NAPKINS 500 COUNT 49¢ FIELD UR ALL PURPOSE DEPARTMENT Westlake Halves PEARS 308 CANS 5 for $1 MINUTE MAID ORANGE JUICE 6-OZ. CAN 2 for 49¢ OSCAR MAYER Family Favorites WEINERS 1-LB. PKG. BOLOGNA COTTO SALAMI groups and in the public schools, formerly headed her own school in Anaheim. She is donating her time for the serles. All money received from the classes will be used to purchase television sets for use by the children at the Albert Sitton home in Orange. For further information and reservations call PR 4-4976 or PR 4-4173. LuCille Kelly Is Hospital Director Mrs. LuCille Kelly of Anaheim has been appointed executive director of the forthcoming Childrens Hospital of Orange County by its Interim Board of Trustees, it has been announced by E. B. Buster, chairman. She will act as board secretary, coordinate public relations activities and supervise the newly-established administrative office in the Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Building at 610 East 17th Street, Santa Ana, he said. Mrs. Kelly is well known in civic circles in the county, having led the Garden Grove womens committee for the Childrens Hospital building fund. Formerly in business for herself there, she also teaches women's personal development classes in both Garden Grove and Anaheim adult education departments of the city schools and has presented many fashion show commentaries and lectures on TV. A graduate of Mundelein College, Chicago, and a former United Air Lines stewardess, she is also a former special representative for the IBM company. Recently she, was named to serve as executive secretary of the 1962 Strawberry Festival in Garden Grove and is an honorary member of B.P.W. Dental Group Coffee Is Today Members of the Orange County Dental Auxiliary will meet in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Corlett in Tustin for a membership coffee today. Mrs. Howard Bonebrake will FIELD UR ALL PURPOSE DEPARTMENT andy Wine plus tax d Whisky plus tax OSCAR MAYER Family Favorites WEINERS 1-LB. PKG. BOLOGNA COTTO SALAMI P & P LOAF LIVER CHEESE FAMILY LOAF 7-OZ. PKGS. 3 for $1 WE HONOR DINEkS and AMERICAN EXPRESS CARDS the Diners' Club RECOMMENDED MEMBER DOWS also in LONG BEACH 5220 Orange 1160 South LIQUOR frugin foods • GROCERIES DELICATESSEN Corner Brookhurst & Lincoln ANAHEIM, CALIF. Phone KE 5-3552 Dental Group Coffee Is Today Members of the Orange County Dental Auxiliary will meet in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. Corlett in Tustin for a membership coffee today. Mrs. Howard Bonebrake will speak about the background and history of the dental auxiliary for the prospective members. Membership chairman is Mrs. Robert Brown, assisted by the Mmes. Robert Hufstader, Edward L. Corlett, Frank Chambers, Kenneth W. Ristuben, Donald E. Mast and C. J. Vandruff. NELSON'S Vacuum Service 117 WEST CENTER Call PR 4-0929 or PR 2-6636 Requires Guaranteed. Any Vacuum—Free pick-up and delivery service on cords, filters, bags and hoses. 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