anaheim-gazette 1936-12-24

A Christmas recital was given last Friday evening in the Grace Lutheran church by piano pupils of Miss Elizabeth Hunziker with presentation of Christmas gifts to the students following the program. Those who participated were Marylin Doss, Eric Baxter, Verlma Olson, Rosella Olson, Norman Wileox, Gania Demaree, Doris Wichman, Ted Sheridan, Margaret Schweiss, Audrey Baxter and Kathleen Demaree. Joan Spencer, five year old youngster, sang "Santa Claus is Coming to Town," accompanied by Audrey Baxter, following which the entire group sang Christmas carols. Special numbers were given by Miss Hunziker, who played Rochmaninoff's "Polichinelle," and W. A. Schweiss, who offered two whistling solos. "What the people don't know," says a politician, "doesn't hurt them." You mean it doesn't hurt you. Students Present Program to Katella P.-T. A. Students of the school provided the program for the Katella Parent-Teachers association's December meeting, held last Friday evening at Katella school with nearly 300 persons in attendance. The feature of the program was a one-act musical play, "At the Court of Santa Claus," given under the direction of Miss Edith Holsinger. Many of the pupils participated in the performance. The school orchestra, directed by Miss Holsinger, played "At Christmas Tide" and Mildred Milbrat played as a piano solo "Trinity and Chimes" to complete the program. The P.-T. A. furnished a Christmas tree and candies and nuts for the children. Mrs. R. Wollenman, president of the organizations, opened the program with a few announcements and extended holiday greetings to the gathering. The January meeting of the Katella P.-T. A. will be held Wednesday, January 13, at the school, it was announced. 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Miss Dorothy Pratt and Miss Helen Pifer played a two-piano arrangement of Kreisler's "Caprice Viennois" to close the program. Following the recital, refreshments were served. Assisting Mrs. Buttress were Mrs. E. E. Long, Miss Pifer, Miss Tstate and Miss Pratt. This way to the BABY LAND and dainty Apparel Gifts Galore FOR your men and women, ages one day to 3 years, we recommend gifts of apparel. And the way to our baby shop is the way to make that gift selection most simple. There is such an array of beautiful, dainty, and exciting clothes that selection becomes difficult only because there are so many things one would like to buy... Great FOR your men and women, ages one day to 3 years, we recommend gifts of apparel. And the way to our baby shop is the way to make that gift selection most simple. There is such an array of beautiful, dainty, and exciting clothes that selection becomes difficult only because there are so many things one would like to buy. 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Orchestra, directed by Lollenman, played "Atide" and Mildred Mil- isa piano solo "Trinnes" to complete the A. furnished a Christ- candies and nuts for Wollenman, presidentizations, opened the a few announce- tended holiday greet- gathering. Annual meeting of the A. will be held Wed- day 13, at the school, enclosed. St. Michael's Plans Yuletide Programs The high light of the Christmas season at St. Michael's Episcopal church will be the midnight choral Eucharist beginning at 11:30 o'clock on Christmas Eve. The Rev. D. Howard Dow will be the celebrant and the choir under the direction of C. H. Smith will sing the ancient Christ-Mass. There will be a second celebration of the Holy Communion on Christmas morning-at 10 o'clock. The church school service will be in the church at 7:15 o'clock Thursday evening, followed by a program in the parish house under the direction of Mrs. Karl Stolen Automobile Recovered Tuesday Los Angeles sheriff's officers last night recovered a stolen au- tomobile owned by McCoy Motor company of Anaheim, according to reports made to the Anaheim police early today. The car was located by deputies stationed at the Norwalk substation. It had been stripped, the deputies reported. Telephone Company Ready for Yuletide Over land and sea, the voices of approximately 20,000 Southern Californians will spee dto parts of the United States and tha number of foreign countrie- with Christmas greetings on December 24 and 25, according to J. Rossberg, manager of the Southern California Telepho- company here. 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Sisberg, manager of the in California Telephone by here. erg reported that the ess is an increase of approx3,000 over the number conveyed Yuletide messages long distance lines of the in California Telephone by and associated compayear. Five hundred long operators will be on duty complete the calls, as against no worked last year Rossid. important factor in the exgain, in the opinion of company manager, will be the action of special rates for mas Day. The Christmas drifts will be the same as the and Sunday schedules. Rotary Club Entertains Wives At Party Wives and feminine friends of Rotary club members were guests of the club last evening at Rotary's annual Christmas party held at the Elks clubhouse. The room was decorated in the Christmas motif, with large Christmas trees placed at each end. The program included vocal numbers by the Misses Ellen and Catherine Collins, accompanied by Mrs. Kempin, harp solos by Miss Mary Ellen Truxaw, a solo by the Collins twins accompanied on the harp by-Miss Truxaw and group singing led by M. A. Gauer. The principal speaker of the evening was Dr. Roy L. Smith, pastor of the First Methodist church of Los Angeles. His theme was maintaining the Christmas spirit throughout the year. W. Harold Lang, a member of the club, told of his activity in corresponding with Rotary clubs in 60 different nations. During the dinner hour the club presented a gift to each of the Tokyo Football Team will Play In Los Angeles International athletic history will be made at Gilmore stadium December 27 when the All-Stars of Japan take on the Southern California All-Stars in the first international football game played on American soil between teams of Japan and the United States. 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