anaheim-gazette 1947-01-02

WOMEN'S ACTIVITIES Phone 2206 GRACE THOMPSON Set Ebell Club, Section Meetings Alonzo Baker discussing "What's the Matter with American Education," regular business session and a surprise luncheon program are scheduled for the general Ebell club meeting next Monday afternoon, beginning at 12:30 o'clock. Deadline for luncheon reservations, which may be made by calling Mrs. Ray Van Wagoner., phone 4988, is Saturday noon. Speaker for the Home and Garden section will be Mrs. Milton Sell of Anaheim, presenting "Pictures in the Home," January 13, at 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon. Presiding will be Mrs. Norman Lombard, leader. The Toastmasters section will meet January 15 at 7:30 o'clock in the evening. Topic for the minute section participation lesson in words will be "My Favorite Magazine," given by Mrs. H. P. Tobin. A 10-minute pro and con discussion of "Socialized Medicine" will be interpreted by Miss Kathleen McFaul, Miss Adeline Curtis will talk on "Anesthesia Today." Mrs. Albert Raymond, leader, will preside. The Bible section will meet January 20 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon under the leadership of Mrs. Juanita Ross. Speaker for the occasion will be Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city. His topic will be "Great Person- Electronic Engineering Company, and ex-Navy radio technician. Evidence of the unseasonal robbery is found now in the absence of six radios, a thoroughly battered large console radio, a new plate glass window and a sign inscribed "Burglary Sale, Prices Slashed." All property damaged and merchandise rifled was fully insured by the First Security National Bank, Fullerton. "I spent Christmas day three years ago at Madison, Wis., the next at Honolulu, and last year's in Tokyo, where I was attached with Armed Forces Radio Service," he continued. A huge turkey was de-frozen in honor of this year's celebration at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Soules of Olinda. Also enjoying the festivities were his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neyenhuis, and son, Danny; Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Price, and Mrs. Ella Marshall, all of Fullerton. Hiltscher-Looney Engagement Told The holiday engagement of Miss Corinne Hiltscher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hiltscher of Romneya drive, to Lowell Looney, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Looney, of 419 North Claudina street, Anaheim, was revealed this week. An employee of the S. Q. R. store, Miss Hiltscher attended Fullerton Union high school. Her bridegroom-elect is a graduate of son-in-law and daughter, of Long Beach, and Mrs. Effie Sprague also of Long Beach, his mother Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dodge and son Michael of Anaheim; the Patrick two younger sons, James and Charles of this city and Mr. Patrick's brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Frank Patrick Santa Ana, accompanied by a close family friend, Mrs. Ed Williams of Santa Ana. Unable to attend, due to illness, was Mr. Carrier of Riverside, Dodge mother. Packages beneath the beautifully decorated tree were distributed by Charles Patrick who played Santa Claus for the occasional Additional highlight following the dinner was the operating room of the boys' electric train. Dinner Party For Osteopaths In a gala Christmas atmosphere members and auxiliary members of the Orange County Osteopathic society gathered in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Abbo Smith of Villa Park recently, for a festive dinner party. Pine boughs and cones grace the living room mantle. Spray of pine branches and silver tipped cones blended with red satins decked the walls, front doors and windows. A polished log on the mantle held five red candles their glow reflected in the large mirror behind. White elephant gifts were exchanged. A 10-minute pro and con discussion of "Socialized Medicine" will be interpreted by Miss Kathleen McFaul, Miss Adeline Curtis will talk on "Anesthesia Today." Mrs. Albert Raymond, leader, will preside. The Bible section will meet January 20 at 2 o'clock in the afternoon under the leadership of Mrs. Juanita Ross. Speaker for the occasion will be Rev. Howard S. Congdon, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of this city. His topic will be "Great Personalities of the Bible." A book review by Mrs. Wilbert Bonney will be featured on the Book section program, January 27, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. A tea hour will conclude the affair. Mrs. M. A. Guer, leader, will preside. Thieves, Turkey Mark Britton's 1946 Christmas "This was my first Christmas at home in three years and it was swell even if some person or persons lacked yuletide spirit and smashed our store window early Christmas morning and did $600 worth of damage!" stated Donald D. Britton, co-owner of the Radio Hiltscher-Looney Engagement Told The holiday engagement of Miss Corinne Hiltscher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hiltscher of Romneya drive, to Lowell Looney, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Looney, of 419 North Claudina street, Anaheim, was revealed this week. An employee of the S. Q. R. store, Miss Hiltscher attended Fullerton Union high school. Her bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Anaheim schools. Since receiving his discharge from the United States Marine corps, he is employed at the Alpha Beta Market. No date has been set for the wedding. R. A. Patrick Home Scene of Gala Christmas Reunion In an atmosphere of lighted red candles, holly and red berries, a festive family reunion dinner was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Patrick and family, 212 South Illinois street. Enjoying the Patrick's hospitality were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patrick of Whittier, their son and daughter-in-law; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Sprague and children, Bill and Lynda, their pathic society gathered in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Abbott Smith of Villa Park recently, for a festive dinner party. Pine boughs and cones grace the living room mantle. Spray of pine branches and silver tipped cones blended with red satin bows decked the walls, front doors and windows. A polished log on the mantle held five red candles their glow reflected in the large mirror behind. White elephant gifts were exchanged during the evening Prize winners of varied games played included Mrs. H. Howard and Mrs. R. W. Tibbett. Heading the dinner committee were Mrs. H. G. Carlin of Anaheim, Mrs. W. W. Illsley and Mrs. John Helmken, Mrs. L. Adams was the invitation chairman. The entertainment committee included Mrs.' R. W. Tibbett and Mrs. H. J. Howard Members of the auxiliary we in charge of the dinner. Cranston Students Concert at Abbey In a combined religious, class and light classic musicale, students of Albert M. Cranston Anaheim vocal instructor an Happy New The tried but true old phrase is ringing thru ways; down elevator shafts and all over the to do your shopping. And this can be a happi behind it ... because with every shoulder to manufacturing, farming and retailing we ca and a beginning of a wonderful age of plenty will ... make '47 shopper's heaven! FRANK BELMONT GRANADA PACKING HOUSE E. A. SILZLE CORP. ANAHEIM GAZETTE Phone 2206 Law and daughter, of Long and Mrs. Effie Sprague, of Long Beach, his mother; and Mrs. Dan Dodge and son, of Anaheim; the Patrick's younger sons, James and of this city and Mr. Patbrother and sister-in-law, and Mrs. Frank Patrick of Ana, accompanied by a family friend, Mrs. Edna was of Santa Ana. Unable due to illness, was Mrr. of Riverside, Dodge'sages beneath the beautiful-rated tree were distributed Charles Patrick who played Claus for the occasion, final highlight following dinner was the operating of their electric train. Inner Party Osteopaths Gala Christmas atmosphere and auxiliary memthe Orange County Osteo-society gathered in the of Dr. and Mrs. Abbott of Villa Park recently, for the dinner party. Boughs and cones graced room mantle. Sprays branches and silver tipped blended with red satin decked the walls, front door windows. A polished log on mantle held five red candles, now reflected in the large behind. Elephant gifts were ex- Opera and concert singer, were presented at Melrose Abbey last Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Vocalists included Misses Ruth Bourne and Joan Spencer and Mesdames Barbara Beddall Rees and Elnora Sanford. Organist was Norman Wilcox and piano soloist, Marjorie Cranston. Following an organ prelude by Wilcox, the program opened with Miss Bourne's interpretation of Malotte's "Lord's Prayer" and "Saw Ye" by Root. She was accompanied by Wilcox. "Indian Love Call" from "Rose Marie," by Friml and Lehar's "Yours Is My Heart Alone" were sung by Miss Spencer with Donna Thomas accompanying. In highly contrasting mood, Marjorie Cranston played Ligzt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2. Mrs. Elliott presented "Praise and Give Thanks" by Adair and Herbert's "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life" from "Naughty Marietta." She was accompanied by Betty Fatchett Stockwell. The beautiful "He Shall Feed His Flock" by Handel from the Messiah and "Fiddle and I" by Goodeve with violin obbligato played by Mable Beddall were sung by Mrs. Rees. "Will o' the Wisp" by Nevin was interpreted by Wilcox at the console of the organ. Mrs. Sanford sung "Dreaming Alone" by Moore and "Absent" by Metcalf. Accompanist was Miss Nancy Calderhead. Concluding the recital Wilcox appropriately played "Now the Day is Over" by Barnby. Hollingworth Home Scene of Family Reunion Twenty-six members of the Tom Hollingworth family gather- Alberta Brown Weds M. E. Patton New Year's Eve New Year's eve event of interest to her many friends of this city was the marriage of Mrs. Alberta Irene Brown of 1011 East Broadway, Anaheim, to Maurice Edward Patton of 1813 South Van Ness, Santa Ana, at the home of Rev. Frank D. Howell pastor of the Brethren church of Lomita, California, last Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock with Rev. Howell, close friend of the bride's family, officiating. The couple plighted their troth in an atmosphere of poinsetias, red cottonaster berries, and lovely Christmas tree Holly. For the occasion, the bride chose a black and green semi-formal dinner gown with green and gold sequin trim. Traditional sentiment was found in her blue-edged handkerchief loaned to her by her daughter, Miss Edith Browne, and a lucky three pence. A gorgeous orchid corsage was her only adornment. Serving as her matron of honor was her sister, Mrs. W. R. Reinhardt. She wore a black crepe af- John Michaeli, Jr., Catherine Michaeli and John Michaeli, III, all of Trabuco Canyon, Durl Tipping, Myrtelle Tipping and Betty Tipping all of Newport Beach and Ted Hollingworth, Evelyn Hollingworth and Bill Hollingworth, all of Route 3, Anaheim. Snow Party for Young Adults of St. Michael's Revelry featuring toboganning and snow fighting at Big Pines was enjoyed by the Young Adult group of St. Michael's Episcopal ternoon dress with silver contrasting with a white and ender orchid corsage. Kenneth B. Budd was best. The bride was given away. W. R. Reinhardt. Guests wishing the quiet ceremony in Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Patton Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Culbertt. Organist was Ester Howe played the traditional w march and "To Each His and "Because." The bride, a member of H Star Chispa Chapter, Lois ca lodge and Business and National Women's club of this is co-owner of Brown and hardt Home Appliance st Anaheim. Her groom who is a graduate the University of Arkansas member of Sigma Alpha E is a meat cutter. The couple will reside Brown's family home, 1011 Broadway, Anaheim. KNOTT'S SERVE 1,000,000TH CHICKEN There were no special ceries to mark the occasion a festive plans made to honour unsuspecting guest but Berry Farm and Ghost To Buena Park, served their 2000th chicken dinner for th of 1946 last Saturday after at 4 o'clock. Spokesmen for the rest declared that things went in the normal manner during day. Mrs. Walter Knott re bers serving her first co chicken dinner in 1934. They highly elated at the time, a little chicken house seated 2 ple. Today it accommodates guests, many of whom come all parts of the United States Heir to many of the world's worries and ills, 1947 can come smiling through carefree and strong only if each of us works for peace and plenty. 1977 Heir to many of the world's worries and ills, 1947 can come smiling through carefree and strong only if each of us works for peace and plenty. 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