anaheim-gazette 1948-12-16

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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY Anaheim Gazette, December 16, 1948 The Methodist Youth Programs The Brotherhood of Christmas," musical interpretation by Jean-Jean Welch, will be presented at the White Temple Methodist Fellowship during the regal evening worship hour in church at 7:15 o'clock on Sunday Wednesday night at 7:15 p.m., the Junior High Fellowship will present a play for the day dinner program. Today, white gifts will be presented to members and any of those holding who wish to white-wrap parts of food, clothing or monochromatic can be shipped overseas of Church World Service radio so. The Christmas pageant tells the story of a young handicapped ex-called "Confusee" who, cynically wildered and disillusioned, to question the value of the faith. He points out that the spirit of Christ is inconsistent with customs in the world today. Justian, another character, is along and shows him a ring review of the Shepherds the Wise Men and all nations giving their gifts of homage move to the Christ child. She asks the G.I. see that through passing centuries multitudes believe in the Christ principle not failed to celebrate birth. The young man recognizes the true meaning of the Christian symbolized in Christ and prays to be accepted as member of the Brotherhood of Christians. The cast includes Dan Dema-"Confused;" Jackie White-"Christian;" Gene Cranston; Jean Bastian, a girl, and Laura Chatum, "The Spirit of DON PHIPPIN BECOMES A 'GRANPAPPA!" Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Phippin announced the arrival of a brand spanking new grand-daughter, Kimberly Ann Roszelle, daughter of their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Roszelle of Hartford, Connecticut. The tiny miss arrived Tuesday. Phippin is co-owner of the Anaheim Furniture Mart on North Los Angeles street. To Sing Leads In 'The Messiah' Handel's beautiful "Messiah" will be presented Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the Anaheim high school auditorium by the choirs of the First Presbyterian church of this city, under direction of Arnold O. Lewerenz, voice teacher and minister of music at that church. Several well known vocalists of this area will interpret solo roles in the symbolic oratorio who have studied with Mr. and Mrs. Lewerenz, the Rev. Howard S. Congdon, church pastor, stated. Mr. and Mrs. Lewerenz were in charge of musical direction in large New York and Philadelphia churches and with the Philadelphia and New York Philharmonic orchestras where they had much experience in the field of oratorio and cantata, before moving here. Soloists to appear on the program next Sunday include Loretta Franzen, Bernice Tompkins Nelson, Jeanne Gulson Stull, Chad Bolick, Gene Peebles, William Talevich and Phyllis Hinman. A coloratura soprano, Miss Franzen won the Musical Arts club vocal contest in her division last year. She will sing the beauti- Unto Him" and the recitative "Then Shall the Eyes of the Blind Be Opened." Phyllis Hinman, contralto soloist, and high school art and photography instructor, will sing the recitative "Behold, a Virgin Shall Conceive" and the aria "O Thou That Tellest Good Tidings." Chad Boliek, known for his lead work in high school plays, "George Washington Slept Here" and "You Can't Take It With You" and also as student body president in 1945, will be tenor soloist for the "Messiah" program, singing the arioso, "Comfort Ye" and the aria "Every Valley." Following an enlistment in the Army. Boliek is in his second year at Fullerton Junior college where he is majoring in drama and radio. Known for his interpretation of the lead roles in the FJC plays "Say It With Music and "Rio Rico" is Gene Peebles who will sing bass roles including the aria "The People That Walked in Darkness." Baritone William Talevich will present the recitative "Thus Saith the Lord," the aria "But Who May Abide" and the arioso "For Behold, Darkness Shall Cover the Earth." Talevich was active in quartet and duet work while in the service and also in Anaheim and Santa Ana. No admission will be charged for the impressive program, Lewerenz stated. Patch Attends San Jose Fairman's Fair L. A. Patch, publicity director for the Orange county fair, attended the Western Fairs association "Fairman's Fair," in San Jose, California, last week. Details of a $70,000,000, 5-year building program, most of which will be in California where it passing centuries multitudes believe in the Christ princihave not failed to celebrate birth. The young man recogthe true meaning of the Rule symbolized in Christand prays to be accepted as member of the Brotherhood of tians. The cast includes Dan Dema- “Confused;” Jackie White- “Christian;” Gene Cranston, n; Jean Bastian, a girl, and lara Chatum, “The Spirit of .” More than 30 young peowill comprise the Nativity and the tableau of the Shep- , Wise Men and peoples of world. Members of the Junior High Felhip will stage the play “ChristComes From Everywhere” dla Binger Hubbard, for the tmas family program in the basement Wednesday night 15 o’clock. It of the story is of a modern y and their Christmas Eve oration at home. Cast meminclude Mrs. Warren Ashgrandmother; Roger Har- “Clarence Palmer;” Gwen from, “Mrs. Palmer;” Judy Wicker, “Dorothy;” Dean s, “Lloyd;” Jimmy Dierber- “Donald;” Jimmy Wicker, er, “Dicky” and Jack Dierr, a messenger. Both of the Christ Child will hold pictorially as packages are ed following the program. Children of the primary departof the Sunday school and others of the Junior-high choir, ted by Mrs. C. I. Andrews, provide background music both programs. Patch Attends San Jose Fairman’s Fair L. A. Patch, publicity director for the Orange county fair, attended the Western Fairs association “Fairman’s Fair,” in San Jose, California, last week. Details of a $70,000,000, 5-year building program, most of which will be in California where it Bernice Nelson will sing two recitatives and arias taken from the texts found in Luke 2:8-13, “There Were Shepherds,” “And Lo, the Angel and the Lord,” “The Angel Said Unto Them” and “And Suddenly There was With the Angel.” Although busy creat­ing American Dresden ceramic pieces in her spare time, Mrs. Nelson is active in the church social program and sings with the Chancel choir. Jeanne Stull will sing the lyric soprano aria “Come L. H. 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