anaheim-gazette 1940-12-26

Many Anaheim Families To He Tuesday Evening And Wednesday Affairs Planned Anaheim families will celebrate Christmas this year with many dinners and parties held in the city and elsewhere. Many of the guests of Anaheim people are from other states, and it is sure that our city welcomes them. A few of the affairs planned for Tuesday night and Wednesday follow: Mr. and Mrs. Royal C. Marten will travel to Santa Monica Christmas to enjoy a family dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hudson. Others present will be Hadden, Duval and Jarvais Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marten, and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Marten. The Hudson home overlooks the ocean and the guests will be seated during dinner by a large window. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Turner of Oklahoma City, Okla., will be honored guests at a Christmas dinner given at the home of Mrs. N. Reed of Tustin. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Turner and daughter, Shirley Ann, and Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Turner, all of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Archer will be hosts to a quiet Christmas dinner Wednesday. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Archer and Mrs. P. E. Shetenhelm, Sunday, December 29, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Shetenhelm, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Archer will be among Williams of Alhambra, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilmarth of Bellflower, Miss Minnie Yonge of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Yongé of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder and daughter, Donna, will spend Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hardcastle of Santa Ana. Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. Julius Christensen and children of Jamestown, New York. Mr. Reafsnyder is expected home from Kansas where he was called last week. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jackson of West Broadway will entertain Christmas Eve at their home. Gifts will be exchanged and a dinner served. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Niquist and son, Helmer, jr., and daughter, June, of Lake Arrowhead; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Merrifield and son, Gilbert, of Brea; Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Bell and son, LeRoy jr., and daughter, Anita, of Anaheim; Mrs. Fannie Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Marshall and daughter, Janice, of Upland; Dr. Verne Jackson of Los Angeles and John Jackson of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harman of 518 South Indiana street will be hosts Christmas Eve to family members at their home. The evening will be spent informally and refreshments served. Those attending will be Mrs. Hubert Fail of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harman of Anaheim, Mrs. F. M. Engle fo Garden Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Anaheim Garden Club Has Christmas Party Mrs. George Greder was hostess Friday evening to members of the Anaheim Garden club when they met at her home for their annual Christmas party. Co-hostesses were Mrs. J.Kellenberger and Mrs.CarrollYonge.Mrs.Greder'shomewasbeautifullydecoratedintheChristmasmotif,anda specialnotewascarriedoutinthepotsoforchidsabouttheroom.AChristmastreeandwreathsaddedtothegracioussetting. Mrs.GeneFrantzpresidedovertheshortbusinessmeeting,afterwhichMrs.P.G.Dugdale.programchairman,presentedtheentertainmentportionoftheevening.BeverlyJeanBowengavetwoappropriatereadingsandVirginiaPlattumsangChristmascarolsMrs.GeorgeTedrickreviewedthebook,"FlowersinPalestine."GlenGredergaveapianoselection. RefreshmentsintheholidayspiritwereservedattheconclusionoftheenjoyableeveningGiftsexchangesweremade,allogardenaccessoriesandofafloriculturalnature.Pottedplantwerebroughtbyymemberswhoplanto distributethemasapartoftheirChristmasgoodcheeseprogram. Mrs.JamesGay Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Archer will be hosts to a quiet Christmas dinner Wednesday. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Archer and Mrs. P. E. Shetenhelm, Sunday, December 29, Mr. and Mrs. Archer, Mrs. Shetenhelm, and Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Archer will be among 30 relatives and friends at a Christmas celebration held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Bergman of San Bernardino. Mr. and Mrs. George King will entertain family members at their home, 726 North Clementine street, for a Christmas dinner and general celebration. Present will be Mrs. Jessica Wild and three daughters of Santa Ana, Mrs. M. Wild of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hunt of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Martin of Santa Ana, Mrs. Anna Hutchings, and Harry, Kathleen, George, jr., and David King. Mr. and Mrs. James Gay will be hosts Wednesday to family members enjoying a Christmas dinner at their home, 326 North Jansss. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gay and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and sons, Jimmy and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff will be hosts Wednesday to members of their family for a Christmas dinner. Guests will be Douglas Sanderson of Colorado, Mrs. Amy Sanderson, Fred Donagan of Kartsas City, and Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Shehorn and daughter, Georgia Lee. Terry Kilduff will also be among those present. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schutz will enjoy Christmas day with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schutz of Burton avenue. An exchange of gifts will be held after the dinner. Present will be Robert Schutz, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne and children, Teddy Lou and Warren, Dr. and Mrs. R. J. Harvey, and Miss Eleanor Harvey. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley, will be guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mitchell of Redlands for a holiday dinner and gift exchange. Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wiseman of Amarillo, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs will be hosts Wednesday to a gala Christmas dinner held at the Pacific Coast club in Long Beach. Present will be Miss Winifred Melrose, Marshall and daughter, Janice, of Upland; Dr. Verne Jackson of Los Angeles and John Jackson of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Harman of 518 South Indiana street will be hosts Christmas Eve to family members at their home. The evening will be spent informally and refreshments served. Those attending will be Mrs. Hubert Fail of Pasadena, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harman of Anaheim, Mrs. F. M. Engle fo Garden Grove and Mr. and Mrs.John Deland. Christmas day Mr. and Mrs.Harland will celebrate with Mr. and Mrs.Frank Bierbower of Garden Grove.Twelve guests are expected. Mr. and Mrs.Steven Barker will be hosts Christmas Eve to family members at their home, 531 South Illinois street.Gifts will be exchanged.Among those present will be Mr. and Mrs.H.G.Harling and daughters, Shirley and Mildred,and Mr.Mrs.William Hobro of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs.H.G.Harling will spend Christmas day with Mr.Harling's father,L.H.Harling of Riverside.Twenty guests are expected. Mr. and Mrs.Ross Sidebottom will be hosts Christmas to a 4 o'clock family dinner at their home, 857 North Lemon street.Gifts will be exchanged.These present will be Mr.Mrs.Alphonse Abel of Santa Ana,Mrs.Fred Sidebottom,Mrs.Eliza Sidebottom. Mr. and Mrs.R.Roehm will celebrate Christmas Day with a family dinner at their home on Orange street.Pine boughs and cones will decorate the rooms and an exchange of gifts will be heldThose present will be Mr.Mrs.Harry Mellick and daughterMyrna from Dallas,Texas,and Mr.Mrs.C.S.Barthelmes.Mr.Mrs.Mellick are former residents of Anaheim. Mrs.Cris Bamesberger of East Santa Ana street will have as her dinner guests Christmas Mr.Mrs.Henry Bamesberger and sonKeith，Mr.Mrs.Richard Denny and Mr.Mrs.W.Troutman and daughterJanice. Mr.Mrs.Orman Harlow will have as their guests Christmas Mr.Mrs.John A.Baxter of Fullerton，Mr.Mrs.D.M.Harlow of Costa Mesa and Mr.Mrs.Guy Hill of Pomona. Rev.Mrs.Thomas Burden will entertain family members Christmas with a dinner at their home.These present will be Mr.Mrs.Oran Zimmerman of Alhambra，Mr.Mrs.Everett Marshall and daughterJanice.of Upland;Dr.Verne Jackson of Los Angeles and John Jackson of Anaheim. Refreshments in the holiday spirit were served at the conclusion of the enjoyable evening.Gifts exchanges were made all over garden accessories and of a floral cultural nature.Potted plants were brought by yemembers who plan to distribute them as a pair of their Christmas good cheer program. Mrs.James Gay Entertains Friends Mrs.James Gay was hostess Friday to a group of women enjoying a charming party at her home, 326 North Jansss street. A tiny replica of the mango scene was placed on a small table in the living room,and a beautiful fully decorated tree centered the Christmas appointments.An informal afternoon of sewing an conversation was enjoyed by the guests.Refreshments of fruitcake and coffee were served. Those present were Mrs.Olive Richards,Mrs.Richard Jones,Mrs.Edison Easton of Brea,Mrs.Tommy Donaldson of Montebello,Mrs.William Smith of Ventura,Mrs.Pat Patterson,Mrs.Charence Daviand Mrs.Gay.Mrs.Smith poured during the refreshment period. Mrs.Balch Hostess To Novel Club Holiday jovialty was the spirit of the Christmas party given Friday by Mrs.R.W.Balch when she entertained members of the Novel club at her home on South Lemo street. Silver and white was the charming color scheme of the cleverly appointed table at which luncheon was served.Mrs.Anthu Funk,now of Beverly Hills but formerly of Anaheim,reviewed two books,"White Cliffs"and "Happy Christmas." Enjoying the affair were Mrs.Funk,Mrs.A.Corkey of Beverly Hills,Mrs.Harry Sears,OntarioMrs.John Cross,Placentia,Mrs.Sid McGraw,Mrs.J HevenerMrs.J.W Truxaw,all of Anaheim,Mrs.J.H Williams of Pasa dena and a special guest,Mrs.T.Lumsdon of Anaheim. Additional Society News will be found on Page 5. North Dakota with 639,690 persons,and its sister state,South Dakota with 641,134,are within 1500 of being tied in 1940 census Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley, will be guests Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mitchell of Redlands for a holiday dinner and gift exchange. Special guests will be Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Wiseman of Amarillo, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Backs will be hosts Wednesday to a gala Christmas dinner held at the Pacific Coast club in Long Beach. Present will be Miss Winifred Melrose, Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Powers, Mrs. Charlotte Powers, all of Los Angeles, Mrs. Sue Julian, Long Beach, Mrs. Joseph Carroll and son, Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Kuchel and daughter, Dorothy Jean, Judge Charles Kuchel, Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Thomas Kuchel and Miss Evelyn Joclyn of Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers and daughter, Barbara, and son, Lawrence, will spend an enjoyable Christmas Eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Myers of Garden Grove. Christmas day the family dinner will be held at the Myers home on South Bush street. Present will be Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Myers, Miss Barbara Myers, Lawrence Myers, and the Misses Martha Bell and Marie Robinson of Puente. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Yonge will spend Christmas Eve at Riverside, where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carleton Yonge. Also present will be Mr. and Mrs. Straton Phillips of La Habra, Mr. and Mrs. Yonge will go to Bellflower Christmas morning to participate in the housewarming held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilmarth. Christmas dinner will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of La Habra. Guests will be Mrs. Eleanor Fleming and children, Joselyn and Ellen, of Culver City, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Denny and Mr. and Mrs. W. Troutman and daughter, Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Orman Harlow will have as their guests Christmas Mr. and Mrs. John A. Baxter of Fullerton, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Harlow of Costa Mesa and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill of Pomona. Rev. and Mrs. Thomas Burden will entertain family members Christmas with a dinner at their home. Those present will be Mr. and Mrs. Oran Zimmerman of Alhambra, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Braun of Inglewood and Mrs. Ida Hamlin, also of Inglewood. Mr. and Mrs. George Barfoot will be among guests Christmas at the home of their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hemmerling of Fullerton. Twenty guests are expected to partake of the dinner planned. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Goodyear will be guests of Mrs. Goodyear's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Payne of Long Beach. Mrs. Goodyear's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Payne, will also be guests at the Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs. George Fendley will journey to La Crescenta Christmas Day where they will be guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Garrison. Mr. and Mrs. A.C.Riutcel and son, Wallace, and winter guest, Mrs.Kathryn Norris, of Bowen, Ill., will be guests of Mr. and Mrs.Murrey Squires of San Pedro for Christmas dinner. Mr. and Mrs.Gcdfrey Poetz of 943 North Helena street will be hosts Christmas to members of their family for dinner. Present will be Mrs.M.Poetz of Burbank, Miss Francis Frederick of Los Angeles, Mrs.Lucy Frederick of Washington, Ind., Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Sissle of Los Angeles and Miss Selma Poetz of Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs.Don Parks and Mr. and Mrs.R.E.Parks and (Continued on Page 5) ANAHEIM GAZETTE Meim Garden Has Christmas Party George Greder was hostess evening to members of the Garden club when they were home for their annual party. Patresses were Mrs. J. Kelner and Mrs. Carroll Yonge. Greder's home was beautifully decorated in the Christmas tree room. A Christmas tree path added to the gracious Gene Frantz presided over a business meeting, after Mrs. P. G. Dugdale, pro-fairman, presented the entire portion of the evening. Jean Bowen gave two late readings and Virginia sang Christmas carols. George Tedrick reviewed the flowers in Palestine." Glen gave a piano selection. Inments in the holiday were served at the conclusion of the enjoyable evening. Changes were made, all of accessories and of a florinature. Potted plants bought by ymembers who distribute them as a part of Christmas good cheer. Local Happenings Daughter is Born A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur LeRoy Smart, 530 South Los Angeles street, Thursday. The baby was born at the Fullerton General hospital. Ganahls Due Home Soon Ernest Ganahl and his daughter, Mary Louise, will be home Christmas. They are returning from an eastern tour during which they bought a new car at Detroit. Visit in San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ballinger of East Adele street, left Saturday for a three week's visit with Mrs. Ballinger's daughter, Mrs. H. A. Keenig of San Francisco. Mrs. Kennedy Recovering Friends of Mrs. John B. Kennedy, former resident of Anaheim and now of Santa Monica, will be glad to know she is recovering satisfactorily after an operation performed recently. Richard Melrose in Pensacola Miss Winifred Melrose received word recently that her nephew, Richard Melrose, had arrived at Pensecola for aviation training. Baileys to Move Soon Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey are moving to San Diego after the holidays. They live at 628 South Baggotts Have Guest Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baggott are welcoming Mr. Baggott's mother, Mrs. J. C. Baggott of San Jose for the Christmas holidays. Jack Burkhart Convalescing Jack Burkhart will be home soon from the hospital where he underwent an appendectomy recently. Delvin Becker Joins Navy Delvin LaVernine Becker, son of Mrs. Katherine Goode, has enlisted in the navy and has been assigned to the San Diego training base for instructions. Mrs. Coda Jones Hostess to Club Mrs. Coda Jones of Fuller entertained members of her day morning bridge club at home Saturday afternoon for Christmas party. The activities began with delicious dessert-luncheon service at a beautifully appointed table. Gifts were exchanged and brass was played. Mrs. Cortez Host captured high score. Mrs. Bud Whiteman was unable to attend and her place was taken by Mrs. Arthur Anlee of Fuller Others present were Mrs. Walt Griggs, Mrs. Dick Heffern, M Sam Walker, Mrs. Carroll C Mrs. Cortez Hoskins and M Victor Peltzer, all of Anaheim. SHOP EARLY for greater Satisfaction A.E.SCHUMACHER James Gay Contains Friends James Gay was hostess to a group of women enchiring party at her 26 North Janss street. By replica of the manger was placed on a small table living room, and a beauticated tree centered the mas appointments. An inafternoon of sewing and tation was enjoyed by the Refreshments of fruitcake tree were served. Present were Mrs. Oliver Mrs. Richard Jones, Mrs. Easton of Brea, Mrs. Tomaldson of Montebello, Mrs. Smith of Ventura, Mrs. Person, Mrs. Clarence Davis Gay. Mrs. Smith poured the refreshment period. Balch Hostess Novel Club Joy jovialty was the spirit Christmas party given FriMrs. R. W. Balch when she named members of the Novel other home on South Lemon and white was the big color scheme of the appointed table at which it was served. Mrs. Arthur now of Beverly Hills but by of Anaheim, reviewed ocks, "White Cliffs" and Christmas." The affair were Mrs. Mrs. A. Corkey of Beverly Mrs. Harry Sears, Ontario, John Cross, Placentia, Mrs. Graw, Mrs. J. Hevener, W. Truxaw, all of Anars. J. H. Williams of Pasada a special guest, Mrs. T. Tan of Anaheim. National Society News will be on Page 5. Dakota with 639,690 perand its sister state, South with 641,134, are within being tied in 1940 census Richard Melrose in Pensacola Miss Winifred Melrose received word recently that her nephew, Richard Melrose, had arrived at Pensecola for aviation training. Baileys to Move Soon Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey are moving to San Diego after the holidays. They live at 628 South Lemon street. Mr. Bailey was an employee of the Dunn Motor company in Fullerton. With Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will go their son, Carl. Visit in San Francisco Mr. and Mrs. F. J. McGowen of Anaheim are stopping at the Palace hotel in San Francisco. Phidellis Class to Meet The Phidellis women's class will meet December 27 at the home of Mrs. George Allen, 413 East Broadway. The meeting will begin with a luncheon at 12:30. Mrs. George Fendley Hostess to Group Mrs. George Fendley was a gracious hostess Thursday afternoon to 60 members of the Wesley Methodist Circle at her home, 529 South Los Angeles street. While a gift exchange was in progress, Mrs. Fendley surprised everyone by presenting all 60 guests with a handmade example of her needlework, including towels, pillowcases, scarves, etc. All articles were exquisitely made and a complete surprise to the guests. Mrs. G. C. Rector made the Christmas story live anew as she led the devotionals. During the program, Mrs. Fern Jeffries and Mrs. Ardis Adams sang a lovely Christmas duet. Carol Adams entertained with a song, and Sylvia Jefferies gave an interesting reading. Ganell Jeffries sang and Connie Woods presented a reading. Mrs. Anna Turner and daughter, Elsie, who were unable to attend, sent a huge box of home-made candy, which was enjoyed by all. Young women of the circle served coffee and home-made cakes on trays cleverly appointed in the holiday motif. Favors were tiny Christmas trees with gum-bases bases. Mrs. Fendley's home was beautiful decorated with poinsettias and seasonal flowers. Be sure to read all classified ads for gifts before you buy. Turn now Last minute Gift buyers will find The S. Q. R. Store to be your best bet. Ample assortments of suitable gifts—plenty of courteous salespeople to serve you—and our very low price make an added reason for you to make selections here. SHOP EARLY 2nd Floor Gifts Fur Coats Luxurious Fur Coats or Jackettes, furs which will be cherished for years. Squirrel locke, caracul, sable dyed muskrat— $49.50 to $150.00 Ladies' Sweaters Smart knits—coat, sweaters, many hand knit in lovely colors $2.95 to $6.95 Pullover Sweaters $1.95 to $3.95 Lingerie Gifts Ladies silk gowns, satins, crepe prints and brushed rayons—all nice to give— $1.95 to $3.95 Ladies slips—spun rayons and silks—beautiful styles— $1.29 to $3.50 Bed Jackets Soft knit shoulderettes and bed jackets, knitted and quilted—glorious colors— $1.95 up House Coats Include frosty suedes, flannechenille and satins in lusciocolors— $3.95 and $2.95 TOILETRY GIFT Early American Old Spice articles in very colful packages—a neat gift— 50c to $3.95 Colegnes Dozens of styles by famomakers and importers 39c to $2.50 California Orange Perfumed Candle Have real orange fragrant will burn 40 hours—each 50c Famous Lines Coty—Lelong, Helena Rubstein from 50c up to $10.00 SELECT THE CAR THAT'S REAL REE the 3 Great NEW LINCOLNS at ZEPHYR-CONTINENTAL-CUSTOM Mrs. Coda Jones attess to Club Mrs. Coda Jones of Fullerton tained members of her Frinorning bridge club at her Saturday afternoon for a Christmas party. The activities began with a ous dessert-luncheon served beautifully appointed table, were exchanged and bridge played. Mrs. Cortez Hoskins red high score. Ms. Bud Whiteman was unable end and her place was taken ms. Arthur Anlee of Fullerton. ms present were Mrs. Wayne ms, Mrs. Dick Heffern, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. Carroll Cone, Cortez Hoskins and Mrs. or Peltzer, all of Anaheim. Mrs. Ted Kirkhart Entertains Club Mrs. Ted Kirkhart entertained members of her sewing club, the Chain Gang, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. G. Breeden, 920 North Clementine street, Thursday afternoon at a Christmas party. Christmas gifts, which were used as place cards, were exchanged during the luncheon. A social afternoon was spent in crocheting. Those present were Mrs. Kenneth Hill, Mrs. Clarence Wharton, Mrs. Dana-Beal, Mrs. Afton Bohannan and Mrs. Willard Dorman. Amateur photographers in America use some 26,000,000 cameras and take upwards of 600,000,000 pictures a year. Circle I Meets At Harlow Horne Mrs. Orman Hart was a graciious hostess Thursday afternoon when 12 members of the Circle I of the White Temple church met at her home for a Christmas party. Mrs. Harry Jayne led the inspiring devotionals and Mrs. B. L. Chandler was in charge of the study of the book, "Dangerous Opporunity," a treatment of conditions in China. An exchange of gifts around the lighted Christmas tree began the informal social hour, after which Christmas cookies and other refreshments were served. Mrs. Jayne will be hostess at the January meeting of Circle I at her home, 125 North Olive street. Want Ads 25c. 3 lines, 1 time. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. 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