Page 10 TORRANCE PRESS Thurs., Dec. I I, 1952 Olson-Sciarrotta Rites Performed Graceful tapers and yellow chrysanthemums graced the main sanctuary of the First Methodist Church last Saturday for the wedding of Miss Ann Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of 1617 Cota ave., and Frank Sciarotta. Rev. John Taylor officiated the double-ring ceremony, which took place at 2:30 p.m. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in a dress of layered nylon tulle over nylon net .The underskirt was of candle- light satin. Bodice and skirt were trimmed with bands of delicate Chantilly lace, and a deep ruffle of pleated nylon tulle edged the skirt and full train. Her bouquet was fashioned of white bovardia with white orchid center. Maid of Honor Alice Olson, sister of the bri.Je attended as Maid of Honor wear ing; *i gown of copen blue nylo net over taffeta trimmed with 1m ported Chantilly lace. She carried yellow rosebuds In a fan-lhape bouquet. Bridesmaids were Ann Mari Bishop, -Mary Jo Vaughn, Mickej Van Deventer, Pat Sciarrotta, an Barbara Mondor. Ice blue gown fashioned like the Maid of Honor' were worn by the bridesmaids They carried fan-shaped bouqet of yellow and blue mums, am wore headbands of small yellow mums. Flower Girls' Tiny Cherie Tyler and Marls Sciarrotta were flower girls. Greg ory and Chris Sciarrotta served a ring-bearers. Ross Sciarrotta, brother of th groom, was best man. Guests wer seated by Wendell Vaughn, Emmet De Bennett, Don Collingsworth Don Sciarrotta and Dale Whistler Ray Parrish and Hubert Tyle greeted guests at the door of the church. Henry Pupkoff and Jerry Sciarrotta lit the tapers. Before the ceremony, Grace Laf ferty, soprano, rendered two songs "Th« Lord's Prayer" and This Ring I Thee Wed." Reception Following the ceremony more than 200 guests feted the newly weds at a reception in the parlor of the church. A three-tiered wed dtng cake, coffee, tea, and punch were served. For her daughter's wedding Mrs Olson chose a gown of cocoa brown Jace over light brown taffeta. Her IRIS SOCIETY The California Iris Society will meet in regular session this even- ing at 7:30 at the Lawndale Rec- reation Center. Following the business session, there will be a Christmas party held for membership. There will be games and prizes awarded, as well as a card and gift exchange, it was disclosed. Refreshments will be served. SEE PAGE 9 accessories were of rose and brown Mrs. Sciarrotta wore a gown of changeable blue and rose taffeta Her accessories were of black and fos«. The former Miss Olson is a graduate of Torrance High school She attended Long Beach City College, and Is a dance Instructor The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs Ross Rciarrotta, of 1630 Beech Ave., gra.duat.fd from a Cleveland, Ohio, high school, and attended Long Beach City College. He is employed as a painter. Following their honeymoon at fVlm Springs, the couple will re- side at 1014 Sierra Place. War Reporter to Speak at Local Church on Sunday Dr. Douglas Bushby, world traveler, evangelist, and foreign correspondent, will speak in both morning and evening services of the Torrance Foursquare Church next Sunday, according to Pastor Rev. William Clayton. At the morning service,, 10:45 a.m., Dr. Bushby will tell of his four week visit to the1 Isle of Lewis In the Hebrides near Scotland. His subject for the evening serv- ice, 7:4.*} p.m., will be "Revival The Answer to Communism." Rev. Clayton has extended an invita- tion to the public to attend the l^t.ures. Dr. Bushby ha* been instructed by the Far Kastern Command to report to Tokyo, Japan, to make- final arrangements to serve as a war correspondent for the Chris- tian press, it was ported. A graduate of Wfcrh College. Tasmania. Dr. Bushby began his career as a professional sprinter. He abandoned his althletlc career to enter Melbourne" Bible Institute and later the Moore Theological College in Sidney. 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Page 10 TORRANCE PRESS Thurs., Dec. I I, 1952
Olson-Sciarrotta Rites Performed
Graceful tapers and yellow chrysanthemums graced the main sanctuary of the First Methodist Church last Saturday for the wedding of Miss Ann Olson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson of 1617 Cota ave., and Frank Sciarotta.
Rev. John Taylor officiated the double-ring ceremony, which took place at 2:30 p.m.
The bride, given in marriage by her father, was gowned in a dress of layered nylon tulle over nylon net .The underskirt was of candle light satin. Bodice and skirt were trimmed with bands of delicate Chantilly lace, and a deep ruffle of pleated nylon tulle edged the skirt and full train. Her bouquet was fashioned of white bovardia with white orchid center.
Maid of HonorAlice Olson, sister of the bri.Je
attended as Maid of Honor wear ing; *i gown of copen blue nylo net over taffeta trimmed with 1m ported Chantilly lace. She carried yellow rosebuds In a fan-lhape bouquet.
Bridesmaids were Ann Mari Bishop, -Mary Jo Vaughn, Mickej Van Deventer, Pat Sciarrotta, an Barbara Mondor. Ice blue gown fashioned like the Maid of Honor' were worn by the bridesmaids They carried fan-shaped bouqet of yellow and blue mums, am wore headbands of small yellow mums.
Flower Girls'Tiny Cherie Tyler and Marls
Sciarrotta were flower girls. Greg ory and Chris Sciarrotta served a ring-bearers.
Ross Sciarrotta, brother of th groom, was best man. Guests wer seated by Wendell Vaughn, Emmet De Bennett, Don Collingsworth Don Sciarrotta and Dale Whistler Ray Parrish and Hubert Tyle greeted guests at the door of the church. Henry Pupkoff and Jerry Sciarrotta lit the tapers.
Before the ceremony, Grace Laf ferty, soprano, rendered two songs "Th« Lord's Prayer" and This Ring I Thee Wed."
ReceptionFollowing the ceremony more
than 200 guests feted the newly weds at a reception in the parlor of the church. A three-tiered wed dtng cake, coffee, tea, and punch were served.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs Olson chose a gown of cocoa brown Jace over light brown taffeta. Her
IRIS SOCIETYThe California Iris Society will
meet in regular session this even ing at 7:30 at the Lawndale Rec reation Center.
Following the business session, there will be a Christmas party held for membership.
There will be games and prizes awarded, as well as a card and gift exchange, it was disclosed.
Refreshments will be served.
SEE PAGE 9
accessories were of rose and brown Mrs. Sciarrotta wore a gown of changeable blue and rose taffeta Her accessories were of black and fos«.
The former Miss Olson is a graduate of Torrance High school She attended Long Beach City College, and Is a dance Instructor
The groom, son of Mr. and Mrs Ross Rciarrotta, of 1630 Beech Ave., gra.duat.fd from a Cleveland, Ohio, high school, and attended Long Beach City College. He is employed as a painter.
Following their honeymoon at fVlm Springs, the couple will re side at 1014 Sierra Place.
War Reporter to Speak at Local Church on Sunday
Dr. Douglas Bushby, world traveler, evangelist, and foreign correspondent, will speak in both morning and evening services of the Torrance Foursquare Church next Sunday, according to Pastor Rev. William Clayton.
At the morning service,, 10:45 a.m., Dr. Bushby will tell of his four week visit to the1 Isle of Lewis In the Hebrides near Scotland.
His subject for the evening serv ice, 7:4.*} p.m., will be "Revival The Answer to Communism." Rev. Clayton has extended an invita tion to the public to attend the l^t.ures.
Dr. Bushby ha* been instructed by the Far Kastern Command to report to Tokyo, Japan, to make- final arrangements to serve as a war correspondent for the Chris tian press, it was ported.
A graduate of Wfcrh College. Tasmania. Dr. Bushby began his career as a professional sprinter. He abandoned his althletlc career to enter Melbourne" Bible Institute and later the Moore Theological College in Sidney. Australia.
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BEAUTIFUL
FULLER BRUSH
GIFTSIN TIME FOR XMA8!
Phone L.B. 72895 YOUR(LOCAL DEALER Will Tall(Phone Toll will hf returned
with order)
LAURA SCUDDERS FARM FRESH
MAYONNAISE
45 Cquart
IRIS i. Can
CHUNK TUNAIRIS SPICED
CBABAPPLESIRIS FAMILY RED
303 Can
303 Can
BEANSIRIS FANCY CUT 303 Can
GBEEN BEANS
311724
DEL MONTE YELLOW CLING 2$
PEACHESSUNSHINE Mb. Box
III-IIO < ia« k« i s
LAURA SCUDDER 21-01. Jar
PEANUT BU'TTK
34
SUPERIOR PURE
HONEYROMEO AND JULIET FRENCH
DBESSING
16-oi. Jar
8-ox. Jar 27HUNT'S BARTLETT
PEARSNo. 2 CanJAN-U-WINE CHINESE
BEANBUDGET PACK 2-lb. Cello Bag
TO REANSWILSON'S 12-01. Can
NEED MONEY?*25 to '1800
PHONI: Torrance 2814
PUBLIC LOANCORPORATION
1607 Cravens Ave,
CHOPPER III I IHORMEL LITTLE LINK 8-01. Can
PORK SAUSAGE
16355242
SUGAR'N'SPICESpark Appetite* With Thts*
PARKERHOUS IIOIIS
Reg. 35c Di.
CDoitn
Gobs of Marsh mallow!
CHOCOLATEHOI IS
Reg. 35c
Each
FRESH PRODUCE
Visit Our Toy Department. Many Outstanding Values
QUALITY MEATS
FRESH NO. 1 WHITE ROSE
POTATOESLARGE SIZE EUREKA
WALNUTSFRESH LARGE CRISP
CELERYSWEET JUICY COACHELLA
c TANGERINES
-»J £^
111 11"
9e
10c
each
IOWA
PICNIC HAMSLUER'S QUALITY CELLO PKG.
SLICED BACONRIB END CUT 3 to 5-!b. Average
POBK ROAST
37cIb.
39c Ib.
WILSON LINK i/2-lb. Cello Pkg.
POBK SAUSOur Fruits and Vegetables Are Delivered Several Times Daily to Insure Absolute Freshness
DELICATESSEFINEST QUALITYALL MEAT BY THE PIECE
BOLOGNAFULL CREAM "LONGHORN"
39
HEMET PRIDE "COLORED"
HENS CUT UP PAN READY
C Ib.
Ib.
CHEESI Ib.
BEST CENTER CUTS
POBK CHOPSFRESH LEAN
GBOUND BEEFLASCCO SPICED CUT 16-oi. Jar 39 FRESH FILLET
ea. FISH
APPLE SAUCE.10.3ran* for 25
FRESH WESTERN
OYSTERS12-ei. Jar
69453955
C Ib.
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cIb.
c ea.
s&w Mb. Can
COFFEE 69KITCHEN CHARM 125-Ft. Roll
WAX PAPEB 23LIMIT 12-oi. Box
MARCO Tall Can
ROG FOOR
23
HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER
ImJAJlL
le DEAL ON REGULAR SIZI
69WOORRURYWASHES EVERYTHING BETTER
NEWS
for
Large Box 29HILL AND ATLANTIC - - SOUTH AND ATLANTIC - - PACIFIC AND WILLARD . - CARSON AND ORANGE - BELL AND ATLANTIC - - SIXTH AND UNION . . . - LA BREA AND HARDY - - SEPULVEDA NEAR 89th - - PACIFIC COAST HIGHWAY
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FrkM lff«*t|v« ThMrMtay, Prlfey, S*tMr4ay, D*««mb«r 11, 12, 11
SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVETHURS., FRI., SAT., SUN.
DEC. 11,12, 13,14
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